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Spring Green panel directs property owner to consult assessor on parcel #032-0044-00000 valuation
Summary
At its Jan. 21, 2026 meeting, the Spring Green Plan Commission reviewed a preliminary rezoning inquiry from Pat Rock for parcel #032-0044-00000 and advised the owner the issue appears to be a tax-assessment matter; commissioners recommended contacting the Town Assessor and, if necessary, the Board of Review.
At the Jan. 21, 2026 meeting of the Village of Spring Green Plan Commission and Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee, commissioners held a preliminary consultation with property owner Pat Rock regarding a possible rezoning of parcel #032-0044-00000 in the Town of Spring Green. The body took no formal zoning action.
Commissioner Ed Lilla said the matter “appears to be a tax assessment issue not rezoning,” and Town JEZC member Nate Robson agreed, recommending that Rock contact the Town Assessor to review the values assigned to the property. Fred Iausly added that land use affects assessments but that the assessor’s office is the appropriate first step; the minutes note that the next formal step for an appeal would be the Town of Spring Green Board of Review. No motion was made to initiate rezoning at the meeting.
Why it matters: property owners seeking rezoning sometimes raise valuation concerns; the commission identified the assessor and Board of Review as the proper remedies for an assessment dispute rather than the zoning body. The commission’s guidance, as recorded in the minutes, stops short of any official change to zoning.
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