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Committee approves three plats, denies a CSM modification
Summary
On July 22 the Planning & Development Committee approved preliminary plats for Legacy Preserve (46 lots) and Holy Moly (13 lots), approved a three-unit condominium conversion, and denied a CSM modification for Klaver property.
The Oneida County Planning & Development Committee approved several subdivision and platting items July 22 after staff presentations and discussion with applicants and surveyors.
The committee approved the preliminary Legacy Preserve plat by Ascend Development LLC, a 46-lot proposal with eight outlots in the Town of Crescent (PIN CR-8-1). Staff recommended conditions including that several outlots be conveyed with adjacent lots, City of Rhinelander jurisdictional approvals, and required signatures prior to recording. Surveyor Josh Prentice represented the project.
The committee also approved a revised preliminary county plat for Holy Moly (13 lots) in the Town of Minocqua (PIN MI-2120). Staff noted conditions including 911/addressing approval and recorded road maintenance agreements prior to recording. The committee approved a preliminary condominium conversion for Rizzo Investments LLC (three-unit conversion) at 1419 First Avenue in the Town of Woodruff with conditions that condominium declarations be submitted for review.
Separately, the committee denied a requested modification for a one-lot Certified Survey Map for land owned by Albert & Janeane Klaver (PIN CR-53); staff cited addressing/911 and road maintenance issues and recommended conditions before approval. Votes on these items were unanimous.
