HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 2017 (862) Ordinance No. 862 (2017)
ST 109, �wTORDINANCE TO ADOPT AMENDMENTS TO THE ST. CROIX
' Y COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND FUTURE LAND USE
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1 WHEREAS, the St. Croix County Board of Supervisors has appointed the Community
2 Development Committee as the County Planning and Zoning Agency, pursuant to Wisconsin
3 Statute § 59.69 (2); and
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5 WHEREAS, pursuant to Wisconsin Statute § 59.69 (2) and (3), St. Croix County is
6 authorized to prepare or amend a comprehensive plan as defined in Wisconsin Statute §
7 66.1001(1)(a); and
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9 WHEREAS, the St. Croix County Board of Supervisors formally adopted the document
10 entitled, "St. Croix County 2012 - 2035 Comprehensive Plan", on November 5, 2012; and
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12 WHEREAS, the Community Development Committee has reviewed the proposed map
13 amendments and recommends approval of the map amendments to the document entitled "St.
14 Croix County 2012 - 2035 Comprehensive Plan" containing all the elements specified in
15 Wisconsin Statute § 66.1001 (2); and
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17 WHEREAS, the Committee has conducted a public hearing on this ordinance, in
18 compliance with the requirements of Wisconsin Statute § 66.1001 (4)(d).
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20 THEREFORE, the County Board of Supervisors of the County of St. Croix does ordain
21 as follows: The attached map amendments to the St. Croix County 2012 - 2035 Comprehensive
22 Plan for the Towns of St. Joseph and Baldwin are here by adopted.
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24 This ordinance shall be effective upon its adoption and publication as provided by law.
Legal—Fiscal—Administrative Approvals:
Legal Note:
Fiscal Impact: None Required
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11/16/17 Enacted
11/16/17 Community Development Committee RECOMMENDED
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RESULT: RECOMMENDED [UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Tom Coulter, Supervisor
SECONDER: Jill Ann Berke, Vice chair
AYES: Hesselink, Matter, Coulter, Moothedan, Berke, Hansen
Vote Confirmation.
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St. Croix County Board of Supervisors Action:
Roll Call -Vote Requirement— Majority of Supervisors Present
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RESULT: ENACTED [UNANIMOUS]
MOVER: Jill Ann Berke, Supervisor
SECONDER: Daniel Hansen, Supervisor
AYES: Matter, Babbitt, Coulter, Sjoberg, Long, Moothedan, Nelson, Berke, Ostness,
Larson, Hansen, Ard, Brinkman, Peterson, Anderson,Achterhof, Leibfried, Peavey
ABSENT: Ryan S. Sicard
This Ordinance was ENACTED by the St. Croix County Board of Supervisors on December 5, 2017
Cindy Campbell, County Clerk
BACKGROUND:
A number of towns have approved Comprehensive Plans or Comprehensive Plan Amendments in 2017.
The St. Croix County Community Development Committee will conduct a public hearing to consider
amending the County Future Land Use Plan in order to establish consistency between the Town's and
County's Future Land Use Plans.
Below is a description of changes the towns of St. Joseph, Stanton and Baldwin have adopted with respect
to their Future Land Use Plans (a component of their respective Comprehensive Plans):
1. Multiple changes in the Town of St. Joseph to reflect land use designation changes approved by
the Town Board. The higher profile changes include additional commercial, industrial and
residential designations in the Houlton area. Also, additional areas for commercial and residential
designations are shown adjacent to the Burkhardt area.Four larger parcels are identified for future
Mixed Rural Agriculture in the north half of the Town. A description of the changes to the Future
Land Use Map correspond to the numbers on the maps below with the chart on the page following
the maps. The land use changes to the Houlton and Burkhardt areas were enlarged for easier
viewing.
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NO. DESIGNATION DESIGNATIONS LOCATION
1 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial Kriese) Farm Rd.
2 Residential Commercial l Main St. _Houlton
3 Mixed Rural Residential Institutional Main St. Houlton J
4 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial Main St. - Houlton
5 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial l Main St. Houlton J
Mixed Rural Residential Main St. - Houlton
6 and Industrial Commercial and Residential
7 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial and Residential l Main St. Houlton J
8 Residential Recreation Open Space County Ed. E
9 Commercial Commercial and Industrial l County Rd. E and Hwy. 64 J
10 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial and Industrial County Rd. E and Hwy. 35/64
11 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial and Industrial l County Rd.. E and Hwy.64
12 Mixed Rural Residential Institutional Thelen Farm Trail
13 Mixed Rural Residential Mixed Rural-Agriculture l 201h St.
14 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial 24t"St.
15 Mixed Rural Residential Recreation Open Space J Adjacent to St. Croix River J
16 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial County Rd. E
17 Mixed Rural Residential Institutional l County Rd. E
18 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial and Residential County Rd.V
19 Institutional Recreation Open Space l County Rd.
20 Commercial Commercial and Residential County Rd. E
21 Commercial Mixed Rural Residential l 471
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22 Mixed Rural Residential Mixed Rural-Agriculture 50th St. and Valley View Trail
23 Commercial Mixed Rural Residential l County Rd. E
Commercial and Mixed Rural 60th St. and Valley View Trail
24 Commercial Residential
25 Mixed Rural Residential Mixed Rural-Agriculture l 601h St. and Perch Lake Rd.
26 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial County Rd.A
27 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial l Old Mill Rd.
Commercial and Mixed Rural County Rd.A and Scott Rd.
28 Mixed Rural Residential Residential
29 Mixed Rural Residential Institutional l County Rd.A
30 Commercial Mixed Rural Residential North Bay Rd.
31 Commercial Mixed Rural Residential l County Rd. E
32 Commercial Mixed Rural Residential County Rd.A
Commercial and Mixed Rural County Rd. E and Bass Lake Rd.
33 Mixed Rural Residential Residential
34 Mixed Rural Residential Mixed Rural-Agriculture J 133rd Ave l
35 Mixed Rural Residential Commercial Willow River Dr.
36 Recreation Open Space Mixed Rural Residential South of County Rd. E .
2. Changes in the Town of Stanton to reflect changes approved by the Town Board indicating
commercial-node area designations along Highways 64 and 65.
The Town of Stanton's Plan describes these areas as "Commercial Nodes". The Plan goes on to
state........."The exact boundaries of these nodes are not set in stone and are flexible based on
distance to the highway and close proximity to other existing or planned commercial development".
The approximate area shown with the Commercial Node designation totals 500 acres.
The County acknowledges the Commercial Node intent of the Stanton Plan. Because the Stanton
plan does not identify specific parcels,but rather shows a large geographical area of possible change
in future land use,a change to the County Future Land Use Plan is not being recommended.Rather,
the County will use Land Use policy language from the Stanton and County Comprehensive Plans
to review future rezoning applications.
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approved by the Town Board showing a commercial designation along Highway 63. This change
would allow a rezoning application to move forward for an expansion to an existing business
(Lindus Construction at 879 US Highway 963).
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