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Votes and actions at a glance — Oneida County Planning & Development Committee, July 22, 2026
Summary
Summary of motions taken July 22, 2026: closed session entry/return and approval of closed minutes; approval of Nicholas Blank CUP; direction to research BriAnna Trapp kennel CUP; approval of preliminary plats (Legacy Preserve, Rizzo condominium, Holy Moly); denial of Klaver CSM modification; forwarding of OA #02‑2026 (data‑center moratorium) to the County Board; and forwarding of Minocqua lead position to Executive Committee.
Key votes and formal actions recorded by the Oneida County Planning & Development Committee on July 22, 2026:
• Entered and returned from closed session on litigation matters and approved closed session minutes of June 24, 2026 (motion by Bob Almekinder, second by Dan Hess; unanimous).
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Nicholas Blank (8894 Sarah B Lane, Town of Woodruff) with ten staff‑recommended conditions (motion by Bob Almekinder, second by Dan Hess; unanimous).
• Directed staff to research the BriAnna Trapp kennel CUP application and return at a future meeting (motion by Bob Almekinder, second by Michael Tautges; unanimous).
• Approved preliminary plats/related matters: Legacy Preserve (46 lots) — conditional approval (motion by Dan Hess, second by Bob Almekinder); Rizzo Investments condominium (3‑unit conversion) — approved with two conditions (motion by Dan Hess, second by Bob Almekinder); Holy Moly (13 lots) — approved with conditions (motion by Bob Almekinder, second by Dan Hess). All motions carried unanimously.
• Denied the requested modification to the Klaver Certified Survey Map (motion by Bob Almekinder, second by Chair Holewinski; unanimous).
• Voted to send the Resolution for Ordinance Amendment #02‑2026 (interim moratorium on data centers) to the County Board (motion by Bob Almekinder, second by Michael Tautges; unanimous).
• Approved moving forward with creation of a lead position in the Minocqua branch and directed staff to coordinate with Jenni Lueneburg and forward the proposal to the Executive Committee (motion by Dan Hess, second by Bob Almekinder; unanimous).
All recorded committee votes in these minutes were unanimous with all five members present voting “Aye.”
