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Plan Commission approves certified survey map to expand The Seasons at Riverview by about 100 units
Summary
Pleasant Prairie’s plan commission approved a certified survey map and development agreement that will subdivide properties west of 105th Ave to permit a roughly 100-unit expansion of The Seasons at Riverview, create two potential single-family lots now and a future subdivision area; residents asked about drainage and stormwater.
The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission voted to approve a certified survey map (CSM) and a development agreement that will enable a roughly 100-unit expansion of The Seasons at Riverview apartment complex and create three parcels from existing Lots 1 and 2 of CSM 3000.
Rob, a village staff presenter, told the commission that “the developer...they're looking to expand or do phase, 2 of the seasons at Riverview Apartments, which should be an expansion of a 100 units.” The approved CSM will create a lot of just over 12 acres for the apartment expansion, a 25,897-square-foot lot intended for a future single-family home, and a 9.5-acre lot identified for future subdivision and stormwater detention. Rob said the CSM would dedicate easements for stormwater, sanitary, and water mains and that wetland areas identified as A, E and G will be placed in a C1 Lowland Resource Conservancy District and protected with preservation easements.
During the public hearing, resident Sam Santelli asked how historical drainage from the old cul-de-sac area would be handled and whether the village would assume maintenance of any new storm sewer. Rob and the village engineer (Kurt) responded that the plan includes storm sewer installation in 78th Street with inlets at the intersection to pick up drainage and that existing flow paths into wetlands will be retained; Kurt said the improvements should “be a little bit improved with the new stormster installation” but noted that the 100-year flood flows would still travel to the waterways. The commission approved item 6a by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
The CSM action is procedural but clears the way for the developer to move forward with platting and required improvements; the development agreement obligates the developer to provide financial security and construct the municipal improvements per plan. The commission also noted that remaining subdivision of the future-lot area would require a separate subdivision plan and subsequent approvals.
