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Spring Green commissions recommend amendments to agricultural zoning sections and remove farm-building tables
Summary
The Plan Commission and Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee voted unanimously to recommend amendments to Section 3.09.01 and Section 3.19.01 and to remove Table 3.20.06 and Table 3.20.10 from the zoning code; the committee agreed to consider the four changes in a single motion.
SPRING GREEN, Wis. — The Spring Green Plan Commission and Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee voted on March 19 to recommend a package of zoning-code changes affecting agricultural preservation districts and farm-building requirements.
Commission members considered four related amendments: an amendment to Section 3.09.01 (AP Village Agricultural Preservation District); an amendment to Section 3.19.01 (EAP Extraterritorial Agricultural Preservation District); removal of Table 3.20.06 (Farm Building Requirements in Village Agricultural Zoning Districts); and removal of Table 3.20.10 (Farm Building Requirements in Extraterritorial Agricultural Zoning Districts). Greg Prem suggested items 8 through 11 be read and acted upon with one motion. "Motion by Iausly, second by Zimmer to recommend approval of amendment to Section 3.09.01, amendment to Section 3.19.01, amendment to remove Table 3.20.06, and amendment to remove Table 3.20.10." The joint vote passed with all in attendance in favor.
Fred Iausly moved the consolidated recommendation and Kevin Zimmer seconded; the minutes record unanimous support among voting members present. The minutes state that the proposed amendment language can be viewed in its entirety at the Village Office. The record does not list any substantive public testimony or dissent on the amendments during the meeting.
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