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Plan Commission

Monday, Jun 1, 2026

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Willow Grove Condominiums Development Receives Final Approvals

The commission considered multiple items related to the Willow Grove condominiums development, including final condominium plan, certified survey map, development agreement, residential development plans, public improvement plans, zoning map and text amendments, and comprehensive plan amendments. The developer, Dustin Harp, requested approval for nine two-unit condominium buildings, totaling 18 units on 6.2 acres. The plan involved rezoning wetlands into the C1 Lone Land Resource Conservancy District and non-wetland areas into the R8 Urban Two Family District, creating a planned unit development. Changes were made from the preliminary plat due to wetland locations, resulting in two fewer units. The development will include public roadway, sanitary sewer, storm, and water systems. A traffic report indicated no need for additional turn lanes, provided the unit count and roadway connections remain as proposed. The development agreement outlines public and private improvement requirements and financial security. All items were approved by the commission.

Public SafetyOther

Commission Approves Initiating Text Amendment for Battery Energy Storage Safety Standards

The commission considered a resolution to initiate a zoning text amendment related to additional conditional use permit (CUP) standards for battery energy storage systems (BESS), focusing on safety requirements. This follows a recent ordinance on BESS requirements. The proposed amendments aim to gather more feedback and include additional safety-related changes. The commission discussed Kenosha County's moratorium on BESS facilities and the village's jurisdiction, noting that the Public Service Commission (PSC) would cite such facilities, not local municipalities. They emphasized the need for well-structured ordinances to negotiate effectively and protect the community. The discussion highlighted that the village's zoning ordinance already includes safety standards derived from legal recommendations and consultation with the fire chief, including hazard mitigation plan requirements. The commission approved the resolution to initiate these amendments.

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