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Map Amendments
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Amendments to the official Zoning Map may be initiated by the Village Board or filed by an eligible applicant or an eligible applicant's authorized agent. (See §
90-510.40.)
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Before filing a Zoning Map amendment application, the applicant
or the applicant's authorized agent must meet with the Community Development
Director to discuss the proposed amendment and the applicable procedures.
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Zoning Map amendment applications must be filed with the Community
Development Director.
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The Community Development Director must review the proposed
Zoning Map amendment and prepare a recommendation for consideration
by the Plan Commission and Village Board.
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(a)
Published. Notice of the Village Board's public hearing on a
Zoning Map amendment must be published in accordance with the Class
2 notice requirements of Ch. 985, Wis. Stats.
(b)
Mailed. Public hearing notices must be mailed to all of the
following at least 10 days before the Village Board's public hearing:
(1)
The subject property owner; and
(2)
All owners of property within 300 feet of the subject property.
(c)
Posted. Public hearing notice signs must be posted in accordance with the posted notice sign provisions of §
90-510.70.
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Proposed Zoning Map amendments must be referred to the Plan
Commission for consideration in a public meeting. Following review
of the proposed Zoning Map amendment, the Plan Commission must act
to recommend that the proposed Zoning Map amendment be approved, approved
with modifications, or denied. The Plan Commission's recommendation
must be transmitted to the Village Board.
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Upon receipt of the Plan Commission's recommendation, the Village
Board must hold a public hearing on the proposed Zoning Map amendment.
Following the close of the public hearing, the Village Board must
act to approve, approve with modifications (e.g., reducing the land
area involved in the rezoning or recommending another less intensive
zoning classification) or deny the proposed Zoning Map amendment.
If the Plan Commission's recommendation has not been forwarded to
the Village Board within 60 days of referral of the proposed Zoning
Map amendment to the Plan Commission, the Village Board may hold the
required hearing and take action without receipt of the recommendation.
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Zoning Map amendments are legislative decisions of the Village
Board based on consistency with the Comprehensive Plan and promotion
of the public health, safety, and general welfare. In acting on a
Zoning Map amendment, the Village Board must give due consideration
to existing conditions, conservation of property values, building
development providing best advantage to the Village, the current use
of property the cost of providing municipal services to the property
and uses served by the Zoning Map amendment.
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If the Village Board denies a proposed Zoning Map amendment,
no Zoning Map amendment application requesting the same or more intensive
zoning for the subject property may be filed for or accepted for processing
by the Village for one year from the date of final action by the Village
Board unless the Village Board expressly acts to deny the previous
application without prejudice or the new application is substantially
different than the one that was denied.