PCM19600822TOWN OF MUSKEG0
, ". PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
WAUKESHA COUNTY. WISCONSIN
ALBERT F. CZARNECKI CHAIRMAN
WALTER E. BOHRER
ARTHUR H. ICOLM SECRETARY
B. D. COOK LEBLIE SORENSON
Commission was held on August 22, 1960 at 9:15 P. M. The meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Muskego Planning and Zoning
was conducted by Pir. Gottfried and those board members present
W. Nelson, Planner and L. C. Schroeder, Bldg. Inspector. Cook,
were Guhr, Budish and Pares. Also present were White, Supervisor,
Sorenson and Lamson were absent.
The minutes of the July 23, 1960 meeting were read and approved.
Mr. Michalski was again present requesting permission to combine
lots 29 and 30 of Krogmans Subd., Section 9. Results of the per-
colation tests were as follows - Character of soil, 6" top soil,
18" clay, 1" sand, 47" clay and the minutes to fall l", 20-20-58-45. Mr. Michalski was assured that permission would be granted as
soon as the certified survey has been submitted.
A Mr. Joseph Divjak of 1310 S. 7th St., Milwaukee 4, Wis.? appeared
requesting a rezoning of a lot located in the NE+ of Section 15
and it was their intention to purchase this lot which measures
of Bass Bay. Mr. Divjak represented the Milw. Cultural Society
about 25 - 30 families and since it was for club use only there
100 x 209.13, for their own recreational use. The lot would serve
would never be any charge such as is charged as the various adjoin-
ing beaches. It is the club's intentions to use the present build-
ings until they are able to afford to build a larger club house
and perhaps acquire more land. The planner reminded the board
and should consider the problem of parking. Mr. Divjak was
that it is within the board's power to control organizational use
prohibit extended use and suggested that before purchasing this
also reminded that an easement within his deed could possibly
problem be considered. The board informed Mr. Divjak that the
requested rezoning could not possibly be granted due to 3.08 (4)
(J) 2. No such use shall be permitted on a lot less than 3 acres
in area except in a Local Business or less restrictive district.
It was the board's opinion that limited club use could not possibly
hamper the area, but if there were complaints from the adjoining
mentioned that it might be possible for the club to purchase
property owners it would alter the situation. Mr. Divjak
an additional strip of land making it possible for them to exit
on Woods Road, but that the two parcels still would not total
the required 3 acres needed for club use.
Mr. Russell Paepke appeared requesting a rezoning of a 3.2 acre
parcel, owned by him, located in the NE$ of Section 23. Mr. Paepke
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stated that he.presently owns and operates a boat livery and
would like to add a storage and furnace room,mens and ladies
restrooms and bait store. Mr. Paepke was instructed to file
the necessary petition for change in text of the zoning and
as soon as all requirements are met the public hearing would
be set-up.
Mr. Delbert Guhr movedthat Conditional Use Status be granted to
Socony Mobil Oil Co., to operate a Filling Station on that part
of the NE$ of Section 2, subject to the following conditions;
and said island shall contain grass and 4 shade trees, that no
that 60' of continuous island be built at the rear of the station
other accessory signs be permitted and that the four exterior
walls be of eem&c tile. Motion seconded by Budish and motion
passed. EZ2-
Kr. Pares moved, asseconded by Guhr, that Mr. Michalski's request
to combine Lots 29 and 30 of Krogmans Subd. of Section 9 be
granted pursuant to Section XI of the Subd. Control Ordinance.
Motion passed.
Mr. Nelson then read the memo report regarding Mr. Wassen's
petition included property on the south side of Highway 24
petition for rezoning of a portion of Section 2. The original
business to Light Industry was revised to include General Bus.
just west of Tess Corners Dr. and the request from local
area as General Business District. Copy of said report and
zoning map amendment is attached.
A motion.was made .by Pares, as seconded by Budish,that recommendat-
ion be made to the Town Board that the beforesaid amendment be
made to the zoning ordinance and said area of change shall be
made from Local Business to General Business District.
In conclusion Mr. Nelson discussed the procedure required for a
change in the ordinance permitting alternate lots to be developed
within proposed sewage districts, or in a new ordinance creating
separate districts namely R1 (1 acre) and RS. ($ acre). And the
other alternative would be to write each district into the ordin-
ance permitting development of every other lot, developing over-
be to eliminate overlay districts simply by adding additional
lay districts by hearings and amendments and the last step would
stipulations under 3.06 - Sanitation and Water Supply - Para. 6.
up the final draft, forward to the attorney €or his opinion and
It was Fir. Nelson's suggestion that they be authorized to draw
then set-up the public hearing.
Fir. Guhr made a motion, as seconded by Budish, that the aforesaid
tentative redraft be accepted by the board as submitted by the
up for public hearing. Motion passed.
planner, forwarded to the attorney for his opinion and then set
Meeting was declared adjourned by the chairman at 11:15 P. M.
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Re szif.3 t t ed ,
B. J. Bowyer, Secretary