Sawyer County Zoning Committee Meeting — Agenda Packet

1 Sawyer County Zoning Committee Meeting Friday, June 19, 2026 @ 8:30 AM Sawyer County Board Room AGENDA 1. ZOOM INFORMATION a. To view or participate in the virtual meeting from a computer, iPad, or Android device, please go to https://zoom.us/j/99413118485. You can also use the dial-in number for listening only at 1-312-626-6799 with the Webinar ID: 994 1311 8485. If additional assistance is needed, please contact the Zoning & Conservation Department at 715-634-8288 prior to the meeting. 2. PRELIMINARY MATTERS a. Roll Call b. Pledge of Allegiance c. State of Committee and Hearing Procedure & Statement of Hearing Notice d. Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes e. Public Comment Please note comment time is intended for general public comments, not comments relating to a specific application before this Committee. Each Agenda item requiring a public hearing will have its public hearing conducted just prior to the application being considered by this Committee. If you wish to speak on a specific Agenda item, we encourage you to hold your comments until that specific public hearing. Comments should be directed to the Committee as a whole and should not be directed to individual Committee Members or Staff. 3. REZONE APPLICATIONS a. A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. RZN #26-008, Owner: Emerson & Evelyn Martin. Part of the SE ¼ of the NE ¼; S21, T41N, R08W; Tax ID #11167; Parcel #010-841-21-1401 6.378 total acres; Zoned Agricultural One (A-1). Purpose of request is to rezone from Agricultural One (A-1) to Residential/Recreational One (RR-1) to further subdivide and to have existing dwelling on its own parcel. b. Discussion/Action in the Town of Hayward. RZN #26-008, Owner: Emerson & Evelyn Martin. Part of the SE ¼ of the NE ¼; S21, T41N, R08W; Tax ID #11167; Parcel #010-841-21-1401 6.378 total acres; Zoned Agricultural One (A-1). Purpose of request is to rezone from Agricultural One (A-1) to Residential/Recreational One (RR-1) to further subdivide and to have existing Page 1 of 89 2 dwelling on its own parcel. c. A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. RZN #26-010, Owner: Rosalie Sheptick Trust. All in Part of the NE 14/ of the NW ¼; Lots 1, 2 3 4 CSM #8030; S32, T41N, R08W; Tax ID’s #42009, 42010, 42011 and 42012; Parcel #’s 010-841-32-2121, 010-841-32-2122, 010-841-32-2123 and 010-841-32-22124. Each lot is 1.53 acres with accumulated total of 6.12 total acres; all zoned Residential/Recreational Once (RR-1). Purpose of request is to rezone the 4 lots from RR-1 to Commercial One (C-1) for a permitted commercial use for American Marina. d. Discussion/Action in the Town of Hayward. RZN #26-010, Owner: Rosalie Sheptick Trust. All in Part of the NE 14/ of the NW ¼; Lots 1, 2 3 4 CSM #8030; S32, T41N, R08W; Tax ID’s #42009, 42010, 42011 and 42012; Parcel #’s 010- 841-32-2121, 010-841-32-2122, 010-841-32-2123 and 010-841-32-22124. Each lot is 1.53 acres with accumulated total of 6.12 total acres; all zoned Residential/Recreational Once (RR-1). Purpose of request is to rezone the 4 lots from RR-1 to Commercial One (C-1) for a permitted commercial use for American Marina. e. A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. RZN #26-011. Owner: Mark Geddes. Agent(s)/Buyer(s): Wesley & Susan Winrich. Part of the NW ¼ of the SE ¼. Lot 2 CSM 10/80 #2124; S33, T41N, R09W; Tax ID# 13296; Parcel #010-941-33-4212; .570 total acres; Zoned Residential One (R-1). Purpose of request is to rezone the entire property from R-1 to Commercial-One (C-1). With approval of the C-1 zone district the buyers would continue to use the existing garage on the property as a personal use/commercial storage building which would be a permitted use. The current garage on the property is part of an order for correction as an accessory structure on vacant land within the R-1 zone district. f. Discussion/Action in the Town of Hayward. RZN #26-011. Owner: Mark Geddes. Agent(s)/Buyer(s): Wesley & Susan Winrich. Part of the NW ¼ of the SE ¼. Lot 2 CSM 10/80 #2124; S33, T41N, R09W; Tax ID# 13296; Parcel #010-941-33-4212; .570 total acres; Zoned Residential One (R-1). Purpose of request is to rezone the entire property from R-1 to Commercial-One (C-1). With approval of the C-1 zone district the buyers would continue to use the existing garage on the property as a personal use/commercial storage building which would be a permitted use. The current garage on the property is part of an order for correction as an accessory structure on vacant land within the R-1 zone district. 4. CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATIONS a. A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. CUP #26-015. Friendshuh Properties Inc. Agent/Buyer: Kathleen Daily. Greenwood Hills Part Lot 9; S28, T41N, R09W; Tax ID #9732; Parcel #010-128-00-0900; 5.041 total acres, Zoned Residential One (R-1). Permit desired for Home occupation for Health & Wellness studio (SPA). Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 17.1 (B) (6) as a professional office provided no such use occupies more than 25% of the total floor area of the dwelling. Page 2 of 89 3 b. Discussion/Action in the Town of Hayward. CUP #26-015. Friendshuh Properties Inc. Agent/Buyer: Kathleen Daily. Greenwood Hills Part Lot 9; S28, T41N, R09W; Tax ID #9732; Parcel #010-128-00-0900; 5.041 total acres, Zoned Residential One (R-1). Permit desired for Home occupation for Health & Wellness studio (SPA). Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 17.1 (B) (6) as a professional office provided no such use occupies more than 25% of the total floor area of the dwelling. c. A Public Hearing in the Town of Meadowbrook. CUP #26-016, Town of Meadowbrook. Tower Owner: Sawyer County. Part of the SW ¼ of the NW ¼; S22, T37N, R06W; Tax ID# 19269; Parcel #016-637-22-2301; 39.75 total acres; Zoned Forestry One (F-1). Permit desired for: a proposed 250’ self-supported Tower and compound with access drive connected to Dump Road. This site will host the simulcast radio system for emergency public response. Per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 17.8 (10) & Sawyer County Telecommunication Ordinance. d. Discussion/Action in the Town of Meadowbrook. CUP #26-016, Town of Meadowbrook. Tower Owner: Sawyer County. Part of the SW ¼ of the NW ¼; S22, T37N, R06W; Tax ID# 19269; Parcel #016-637-22-2301; 39.75 total acres; Zoned Forestry One (F-1). Permit desired for: a proposed 250’ self-supported Tower and compound with access drive connected to Dump Road. This site will host the simulcast radio system for emergency public response. Per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 17.8 (10) & Sawyer County Telecommunication Ordinance. e. A Public Hearing in the Town of Hunter. CUP #26-017. Town of Hunter. Owner: David Toczek. Part of the NE ¼ of the NE ¼, S16, T40N, R07W; Lot 2A CSM 6/382 #1318; Tax ID#15279; Parcel #012-740-16-1102; 1.02 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Permit desired for: Request is to continue to rent, in tandem, the “little bear cabin” as was rented in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024 and the “Big Bear cabin” also. This would require a conditional use permit to operate a 2-unit “resort” in a Residential/Recreational One (RR-1) zone district. As per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 17.2 (B) (15). f. Discussion/Action in the Town of Hunter. CUP #26-017. Town of Hunter. Owner: David Toczek. Part of the NE ¼ of the NE ¼, S16, T40N, R07W; Lot 2A CSM 6/382 #1318; Tax ID#15279; Parcel #012-740-16-1102; 1.02 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Permit desired for: Request is to continue to rent, in tandem, the “little bear cabin” as was rented in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024 and the “Big Bear cabin” also. This would require a conditional use permit to operate a 2-unit “resort” in a Residential/Recreational One (RR-1) zone district. As per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 17.2 (B) (15). 5. PRELIMINARY PLAT REVIEW a. A Public hearing in the Town of Meteor, Preliminary Plat Map for Deer Lake Shores Subdivision. Owners: Secluded Investment Properties LLC, NW3P LLC & Josh Gawrysiak. Part of Government Lot 1; S27, T37N, R08W; Tax ID# 45780; Page 3 of 89 4 Parcel #018837285107; 20.76 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Deer Lake Shores is a proposed thirteen (13) lot subdivision. This requires Zoning Committee acceptance, conditional acceptance or rejection. b. Discussion/Action in the Town of Meteor, Preliminary Plat Map for Deer Lake Shores Subdivision. Owners: Secluded Investment Properties LLC, NW3P LLC & Josh Gawrysiak. Part of Government Lot 1; S27, T37N, R08W; Tax ID# 45780; Parcel #018837285107; 20.76 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Deer Lake Shores is a proposed thirteen (13) lot subdivision. This requires Zoning Committee acceptance, conditional acceptance or rejection. Please call or stop in the Zoning Office for more information. 6. NEW BUSINESS a. Data Center Ordinance amendment language. County Board remanded back to the Zoning Committee for further review. Discussion/Action. b. Request For Proposal for Ordinance Amendments/Comprehensive Rewrite. Discussion/Action c. Any other business that may come before the Committee for discussion. 7. ADJOURNMENT a. Prior to final adjournment, all Committee members are to sign relevant resolutions and other documentation. Page 4 of 89 5 SAWYER COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE STATEMENT OF COMMITTEE HEARING AND PROCEDURE AND STATEMENT OF HEARING NOTICE This Sawyer County Zoning Committee ("Zoning Committee") meeting is being held this day and will be called tS order at approximately 8:30 a.m. in the Sawyer County Courthouse, 10610 Main Street, Hayward, Wisconsin. This Statement of Committee Hearing and Procedure and Statement of Hearing Notice is for the public's reference and supplements on the statements on the record under Agenda Item No. 1, "Preliminary Matters." This Statement of Committee Hearing and Procedure and Statement of Hearing Notice is incorporated into the record of today's Zoning Committee meeting. Nothing in this Statement of Committee Hearing and Procedure and Statement of Hearing Notice modifies or otherwise limits the provisions set forth in the Wisconsin Statutes and other applicable law. Any persons requiring assistance with this may contact the Sawyer County Zoning Administrator or request assistance at the Zoning Committee meeting during public comments. STATEMENT OF COMMITTEE HEARING AND PROCEDURE Individual Public Hearing: Generally, each application requiring a public hearing shall have an individual public hearing conducted just prior to the Agenda item in which the Zoning Committee may take action. Public Hearing Process: Each public hearing conducted at this Zoning Committee meeting will follow this order: (1) presentation of a summary of the petition set forth in the application or request; (2) submission of a file to the Zoning Committee; and (3) the applicant's statements (or the applicant's representative's statements) and presentation of evidence; (4) public testimony by persons desiring to give pertinent testimony (a "Speaker") in support of the application; (5) public testimony by Speakers in objection to the application; and (6) any rebuttal as permitted by the Zoning Committee Chair. Once the Zoning Committee has the pertinent information, the public hearing will be closed and thereafter the Zoning Committee may deliberate, discuss, pose questions to the Sawyer County staff, legal counsel or the applicant, and take action on the application within the Zoning Committee's discretion. Hearing Appearance Slip: For all hearings to be conducted at today's Zoning Committee meeting, any Speaker desiring to give pertinent testimony will be afforded to opportunity to do so. A Speaker must complete a Hearing Appearance Slip, which is provided at this meeting next to the meeting Agenda. After completion, the Speaker shall deliver the Hearing Appearance Slip to the Zoning Committee Chair prior to the commencement of the Zoning Committee meeting. Process and Guidelines for Testimony by Speakers: Prior to speaking, the Speaker must be recognized by the Zoning Committee Chair in order to speak. Once recognized by the Zoning Committee Chair, the Speaker must state their full name and address before Page 5 of 89 6 giving testimony. The Speaker should also state whether the Speaker represents a client, group, or other association, whether the Speaker is in favor or opposes the proposal on which the testimony is being given, and other pertinent information. Speakers should confine their testimony to the facets and matters presented. Speakers should avoid repetitive testimony, and Speakers are encouraged to state that they agree or disagree with other comments to avoid repetitive testimony. A Speaker's testimony will be limited to three (3) minutes, unless additional time is provided for by the Zoning Committee Chair. Orderly procedures require that each Speaker proceeds without interruption by others. All testimony will be addressed to the Zoning Committee and there will be no questions or arguments between individuals. The Zoning Committee is under no obligation to answer questions posed by the Speaker during the public hearing. Applications for Rezoning: On applications for a change in zoning designation of property, the decision of the Zoning Committee is a recommendation to the Sawyer County Board of Supervisors for final determination and action. This provision does not modify or otherwise limit the provisions set forth in Wis. Stat. § 59.69 or any other applicable law. Appeal of Certain Decisions: Any person aggrieved by a decision regarding a conditional use or any other decision in which the County Zoning Committee is the decision making body, a person may commence an action with the Sawyer County Board of Appeals to review the Zoning Committee's decision in whole or in part, within 30 days of the date following the committee's decision letter. This provision does not modify or otherwise limit the provisions set forth in Wis. Stat. § 59.694. STATEMENT OF HEARING NOTICE Each public hearing conducted at this Zoning Committee meeting has been published as a Class 2 notice in accordance with Wisconsin Statutes Ch. 985 in the Sawyer County Record and the Sawyer County Gazette, and publically posted within the Sawyer County Courthouse. QUESTIONS Please contact the Sawyer County Zoning Administrator should you have any questions regarding this Statement of Committee Hearing and Procedure and Statement of Hearing. Page 6 of 89 1 MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING Sawyer County Zoning Committee May 15, 2026 Zoning Committee Members Ron Buckholtz Kay Wilson Steve Kariainen Jim Evans John Minto Steve Longtine Zoning Administration Jay Kozlowski, Zoning Administrator Kathy Marks, Deputy Zoning & Conservation Administrator PRELIMINARY MATTERS a) Call to Order and Roll Call Sawyer County Clerk, Elizabeth Klein calls the Public Hearing before the Sawyer County Zoning Committee to order at 8:30 AM in the Sawyer County Courthouse, 10610 Main St., Hayward, Wisconsin. Roll call finds present: Buckholtz, Wilson, Kariainen, Evans, Minto and Longtine. Kozlowski and Marks from the Zoning Office. Rebecca Roeker, legal counsel virtual. b) Pledge of Allegiance. c) The record will show that this meeting was noticed to the public and news media as required by section 19.84 of the Wisconsin State Statutes. d) Voting of Chair and Vice Chair. County Clerk, Elizabeth Klein opens the voting for nomination of Chairmen. Wilson nominates Ronald Buckholtz. Buckholtz addresses Committee. No other nominations, vote finds in favor 5 to 0. Ronald Buckholtz is re-elected as Chairman. He Thanks everyone for the votes and will continue to serve the community. Elizabeth Klein, County Clerk opens the voting for nomination of Vice Chair. Motion by Kariainen to nominate Kay Wilson as Vice Chair. No other nominations, vote finds in favor 5 to 0. Kay Wilson, is newly elected as the Vice Chair. Buckholtz continues meeting. Buckholtz requests that all cell phones be silenced along with all other electronic devices, out of respect for the Committee and Public. Please note the signs prohibiting members of the public from approaching, the Committee table. If you have information to share with the Committee, please fill out an “Appearance Slip” and put it in the tray, they will be picked up and presented to the Chairman. You may also email Committee Members additional information. e) Statement of Committee and Hearing Procedure and Statement of Hearing Notice. The Public Hearing Notice was published as a Class 2 Notice in accordance with Chapter 985 of the Wisconsin Statutes in the Sawyer County Record and in the Sawyer County Gazette on April 29 & May 6, 2026. Page 7 of 89 2 f) Approval of March 20, 2026 minutes. Motion to approve by Kariainen, second by Wilson. All in favor. (A copy of the audio recording of this meeting and video may be found at sawyercountygov.org website). g) Public Comment: Ginny Chabek, Town of Round Lake comments, and has handouts for the Committee. Linda Zillmer, Edgewater property owner comments. REZONE APPLICATIONS a) A Public Hearing in the Town of Hunter. RZN #26-002. Owner: Thomas & Jean Carr. Part of the N ½ of the NW; S09, T40N, R06W; Tax ID #13857; Parcel #012-640-09-2103; 3.5 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Purpose of request is to rezone from Residential/Recreational One (RR-1) to Commercial One (C-1) to be able to have storage units. This request was tabled from the January Zoning Committee Meeting. Kozlowski reads the application, staff report, and Town recommendation. There were no opinions returned. Motion to open the public hearing portion of the application by Wilson, second by Kariainen. All in favor. Agents: Sylvia & John Soviak read letter from Thomas & Jean Carr for approval. Discussion held. No other comments. Linda Zillmer, Edgewater property owner speaks not against or in favor. No other comments. Motion by Evans to close the public hearing portion of the application, second by Wilson. All in favor. Kozlowski reads the discussion/action portion of the application. Motion by Wilson to approve the application with Findings of Fact: 1) Promote the public health, safety, convenience and general welfare. 2) Encourage planned and orderly land use development. 3) Protect property values and the property base. 4) Recognize the needs of agriculture, forestry, industry and business in future growth. Second by Minto. Discussion held. Roll call finds: Buckholtz – yes, Evans – yes, Wilson – yes, Minto – yes, Kariainen – yes. All in favor. b) A Public Hearing in the Town of Bass Lake. RZN #26-009, Owner: Hazel Magnuson. Agents: Benjamin & Jaclyn Tweed. Part of the NE ¼ of the NE1/4; S16, T40N, R09W; Tax ID #3294; Parcel #002-940-16-3102; 10.452 total acres; Zoned Agricultural One (A-1). Purpose of request is to rezone .44 total acres from Agricultural One (A-1) to Residential/Recreational One (RR-1) for the Tweeds to purchase and add to their existing property. Kozlowski reads the application, staff report, Town recommendation. There was no opinion letters returned. Motion to open the public hearing portion of the application by Evans, second by Kariainen. All in favor. Benjamin Tweed, agent speaks in favor of the application. No other comments. Motion to close the public hearing portion of the application by Kariainen, second by Evans. All in favor. Kozlowski reads the discussion/action portion of the application. No discussion. Motion by Evans to approve the application with findings of fact: 1) Promote the public health, safety, convenience and general welfare. 2) Encourage planned and orderly land use development. 3) Protect property values and the property base.4) Permit the careful planning and efficient maintenance of highway systems. Second by Minto. Roll call finds: Evans – yes, Wilson – yes, Buckholtz – yes, Kariainen – yes, Minto – yes. All in favor. CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATIONS a) A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. CUP #26-010. Owner: KDML Resort Properties LLC. Part of Government Lot 3, Lot 2 CSM 14/386 #3622, (includes Lot 1 CSM 18/195 #5475); S36, T40N, R08W; Parcel #010-840-36-5312; Tax ID #10879; 3.92 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational Two (RR-2); Permit desired for a bar/cocktail lounge in existing building. Per Sawyer County Code of Ordinances-Appendix D-Section 17.3(B) (3) for bar/cocktail lounge in existing building on property. Tabled from April 17, 2026 Zoning Committee meeting. Kozlowski reads the application, staff report, Town recommendation and Page 8 of 89 3 opinion letters. Discussion held. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel advises. Motion to open the public hearing portion of the application by Kariainen, second by Wilson. All in favor. Owners, Chad & Wendy Lauterbach speak in favor. Discussion held. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel advises. Shari Leibly, Town of Hayward speaks in opposition of the application. Susan Gehrking, Town of Hayward speaks in opposition. Linda Zillmer, Edgewater property owner speaks. Max Lindsey, attorney speaks against the application. Rebecca Roeker, counsel advises. No other comments. Motion to close the public hearing portion of the application by Evans, second by Wilson. Kozlowski reads the discussion/action portion of the application. Discussion held with Committee, Kozlowski and Rebecca Roeker, counsel advises. Discussion continues. Rebecca Roeker, counsel advises. Motion by Wilson to deny the application on the bases of the building is an accessory building. It is a major part of the resort, not incidental. Wilson changes the statement of an accessory building to primary building. Findings of Fact:1) Does not protect property values and the property tax base. 2) It does not promote healthy surroundings and a family life. Rebecca Roeker, counsel advises. Second by Kariainen. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel has a couple of clarifying questions directed at supervisor Wilson. Rebecca Roker, Counsel asks. “You identify this as a principal structure or use because it is not incidental?” Wilson “Correct”. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel asks “You would say it’s not subordinate to the principal use or structure?” Wilson “Correct”. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel asks “Would you say that there is, you mentioned, the diminishment of property values and we have in the record some information submitted from neighbors in the diminishment of property values, do you recall that?” Wilson “Yes”. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel “This is obviously in RR-2. That is a residential district, correct?” Kozlowski “It is a Residential/Recreational district.” Rebecca Roeker, Counsel asks “This is a Conditional Use Permit in that district?” Kozlowski and Wilson “Yes”. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel “What is the primary permitted uses?” “I see one family two family dwellings, Private garage, carports and Boathouses, Horticultural and gardening, Essential services and utilities intended to serve the principal permitted use.” “Case law does direct us to look at our permitted uses and what is within our Conditional Uses. In looking at it again the totality of the things to have substantial evidence.” Discussion continues. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel “You are being asked to make a determination on the Conditional Use Permit, if this is deemed a principal structure or principal use, your Ordinance couples those.” “It does not meet the setbacks for a principal structure.” “That is the threshold issue, this is so important that we have this in depth discussion, principal vs uses in accessory structure.” Rebecca Roeker, counsel “The Committee has received evidence at both this meeting and also at the April 17, 2026, Zoning Meeting, which is also incorporated into the record.” Discussion continues. Rebecca Roeker, counsel “The specific motion is to deny the conditional use permit based on the substantial evidence received including but not limited to the proposed building isn’t a principal use or structure.” Roll finds: Wilson – yes, Minto – yes, Evans – yes, Kariainen – yes, Buckholtz – yes. All in favor to deny. Buckholtz calls for break at 10:25am. Buckholtz calls meeting back to order at 10:32am. b) A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. CUP #26-012. Owners: Dennis & Evelyn Meyer. Part of Government Lot 4; S36, T40N, R08W; Tax ID#10884; Parcel #010-840-36-5403; 1.58 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Permit desired for 14’ x 24’ Accessory building divided by a Town Road (Buckley Drive). As per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance- Appendix D-Section 4.26 (3). Kozlowski reads the application, staff report and Town recommendation. There was one opinion letter returned. Motion by Kariainen to open the public hearing portion of the application, second by Evans. All in favor. Dennis Meyer, owner speaks in favor of the application. No discussion. No other comments. Motion to close the public hearing portion of the application by Evans, second by Wilson. All in favor. Kozlowski reads the Page 9 of 89 4 discussion/action portion of the application. Motion by Kariainen to approve the application with conditions of: 1) No habitable area is allowed in this structure including beds, bedrooms, or kitchen facilities or plumbing. 2) No commercial use or operation allowed in structure. 3) Size of accessory structure not to exceed the existing 392 sq. ft. 4) Must follow all other Town, County, State, Federal regulations/laws/condition including an additional Town Driveway Permit. A Sawyer County Land Use Permit will be required for accessory structure if the CUP is approved. 6) CUP goes with the property. Findings of Fact: 1) Placement of accessory structure across Town Road would lessen impervious surface impacts to the water. 2) Promote public health, safety, convenience and general welfare. 3) Encourage planned and orderly land use development. Second by Evans. No discussion. Roll call finds: Evans – yes, Minto – yes, Buckholtz –yes, Kariainen – yes, Wilson – yes. All in favor. c) A Public Hearing in the Town of Couderay. CUP #26-013. Owner: Paul Manka. Part of Government Lots 2 & 3, Lot 3 CSM 36/218 #8450; S08, T39N, R08W; Tax ID#43843; Parcel #004-839-08-5314; 1.40 total Acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational Two (RR-2). Permit desired for 12’ x 56’ lean-to onto existing 32’x54’ accessory building divided by a Town Road (Jonans Road). As per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 4.26 (3). Previous accessory structure was approved by CUP# 21-014. Kozlowski reads the application, staff report, and opinion letter. Motion by Evans to open the public hearing portion of the application, second by Kariainen. All in favor. Paul Manka, owner speaks in favor of the application. No discussion. No other comments. Motion to close the public hearing portion of the application by Wilson, second by Kariainen. All in favor. Kozlowski reads the discussion/action portion of the application. Motion to approve the application by Kariainen with conditions of: 1) No habitable area is allowed in this structure.2) No commercial use or operation allowed in structure. 3) Size of lean-to not to exceed 12’ x 54’. 4) All lighting to be downward facing lighting. 5) A Sawyer County Land Use Permit will be required for accessory structure “lean-to” if the CUP is approved. 6) Must follow all other Town, County, State, Federal regulations/laws/conditions. Findings of Fact: 1) Placement of accessory structure across Town Road would lessen impervious surface impacts to the water. 2) Promote public health, safety, convenience and general welfare. 3) Encourage planned and orderly land use development. Second by Evans. No discussion. Roll call finds: Evans – yes, Buckholtz – yes, Wilson – yes, Minto – yes, Kariainen – yes. All in favor. d) A Public Hearing in the Town of Hayward. CUP #26-014. Owner: Mark Welch. Agent: Michael Kelsey, Attorney. Part of Government Lot 4, Part Lot 2 CSM 22/137 #6175; S14, T41N, R08W; Tax ID #45490; Parcel #010-841-14-5407; 12.09 total acres; Zoned Residential/Recreational One (RR-1). Permit desired for 36’ x 56’ x 22’ accessory building across Town Road (Linden Road). As per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance – Appendix D – Section 4.26 (2). Kozlowski reads the application, staff report, Town recommendation, there were no opinion letters returned. Motion to open the public hearing portion of the application by Kariainen, second by Wilson. All in favor. Michael Kelsey, lawyer and agent for owner Mark Welch, speaks in favor of the application. Discussion held. No other discussion. Motion to close the public hearing portion of the application by Evans, second by Wilson. All in favor. Kozlowski reads the discussion/action portion of the application. Motion by Wilson to approve with conditions of: 1) Page 10 of 89 5 No habitable area is allowed in this structure including beds, bedrooms, or kitchen facilities or plumbing. 2) No commercial use or operation allowed in structure. 3) Size of proposed accessory structure not to exceed 2016 sq ft and 22’ in height or less. 4) Must follow all other Town, County, State, Federal regulations/laws/conditions including an additional Town Driveway Permit. 5) A Sawyer County Land Use Permit will be required prior to construction of accessory structure. 6) CUP goes with the property. 7) A lot binding agreement/deed restriction is required to combine the parcels so that they may not be sold separately. Findings of Fact: 1) Placement of accessory structure across Town Road would lessen impervious surface impacts to the water. 2) Promote the public health, safety, convenience and general welfare. 3) Encourage planned and orderly land use development. 4) Protect property values and the property tax base. Second by Evans. No other discussion. Roll call finds: Buckholtz – yes, Wilson – yes, Evans – yes, Minto – yes, Kariainen – yes. All in favor. PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS TEMPORARY EXTENSION MORATORIUM ON THE CONSIDERATION AND/OR ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS AND BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS a) A Public Hearing for a proposed ordinance for temporary moratorium extension, pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 59.69(4) (f) and Wis. Stat. § 59.69(4) (L), on the consideration and/or issuance of permits for solar energy systems and battery energy storage systems for a period of additional six (6) months to allow for research, development and drafting of a new Sawyer County Code of Ordinance Appendix addressing regulation of solar energy systems and battery energy storage systems. Kozlowski explains the moratorium. Motion by Wilson to open the public hearing portion of the application, second by Evans. All in favor. Linda Zillmer, Edgewater property owner comments. No other comments. Motion to close the public hearing portion of the application by Wilson, second by Evans. All in favor. Kozlowski reads the discussion/action portion of the moratorium. Rebecca Roeker, Counsel advises. Discussion held. Motion by Evans to approve the extension moratorium, second by Minto. All in favor. NEW BUSINESS a) Request by Town of Round Lake to look at substandard size districts within their Town. Town is concerned over the substandard lots in the Township. Supervisor Kay Wilson, as an extension of the Zoning Committee to have discussion with the Town of Round Lake regarding this issue that we will discuss. b) Ginny Chabek concern of a Certified Survey Map. Kozlowski explains. Will hold issuance of CSM until June Zoning Committee as a separate CUP for a “resort” is being proposed. c) Buckholtz informs new members of information and resources. d) Any new business that may come before the board. None ADJOURNMENT Buckholtz adjourns meeting at 11:13am A Quorum of the County Board of Supervisors or any of its committees may be present at this meeting to listen and observe. Neither the Board nor any of the committees have established attendance at this meeting as an official function of the Board or committee(s) or otherwise made-a-determination that attendance at the meeting is necessary to carry out the Board or committee’s function. The only purpose for other supervisors attending the meeting is to listen Page 11 of 89 6 to the information presented. Neither the Board nor any committee (other than the committee providing this notice and agenda) will take any official action with respect to this noticed. Minutes prepared by Kathy Marks, Deputy Zoning & Conservation Administrator Page 12 of 89 Page 13 of 89 Page 14 of 89 Page 15 of 89 Page 16 of 89 Page 17 of 89 Page 18 of 89 Page 19 of 89 Page 20 of 89 Page 21 of 89 Page 22 of 89 Page 23 of 89 Page 24 of 89 Page 25 of 89 Page 26 of 89 Page 27 of 89 Page 28 of 89 Page 29 of 89 Page 30 of 89 Page 31 of 89 Page 32 of 89 Page 33 of 89 Page 34 of 89 Page 35 of 89 Page 36 of 89 Page 37 of 89 Page 38 of 89 Page 39 of 89 Page 40 of 89 Page 41 of 89 Page 42 of 89 Page 43 of 89 Page 44 of 89 Page 45 of 89 Page 46 of 89 Page 47 of 89 Page 48 of 89 Page 49 of 89 SAWYER COUNTY Conditional Use Permit Request STAFF REPORT Pi'vparcd liy; .lay Ku/to\vsk<, Sii»yiT C'ciiiiily /.oiiiiic >!(; Consi-rvudoii Adiiiliiislralor File:# CUP 26-016 Owner: Town ofMcadowbrook 9436 County Hwy D Exeland, WI 54835 Agent: Nicole Ripczinski - Emergency Management & Communications Center Adam Fischer - GenComm Property Location & Legal Description: Town of Meadowbrook. Tower Owner: Sawyer County. Part of the SW 'A of the NW A; S22, T37N, R06W; Tax ID# 19269; Parcel #016-637-22-2301; 39.75 total acres; Zoned Forestry One (F-1). Purpose of Request: Permit desired for a proposed 250" self-supported Tower and compound with access drive connected to Dump Road. This site will host the simulcast radio system for emergency public response. Per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance - Appendix D - Section 17.8 (10) & Sawyer County Telecommunication Ordinance Project Historj'/Summary of Request/Summary of State mobile tower siting regulations: With the new changes to WI Chapter 66.0404 mobile tower siting regulations including the changes in 2017 and in 2019 Counties arc somewhat limited in local regulations as long as the applicant or mobile service provider comply with the provisions and regulations specified in 66.0404. The Sawyer County Telecommunication Ordinance would not be compliant at this point to State Statutes and the State Statutes would need to be followed. The only element that the Sawyer County Zoning Telecommunication Ordinance is utilizing is that a Conditional Use Permit is required for a telecommunication facility. Per the regulations established in 66.0404(2){b) the application process which a person must complete to engage in the siting, construction, or modification activities shall be in writing and shall contain all of the following infonnation: 1. The name and business address of, and the contact individual for, the applicant. (included in attached packet) Page 50 of 89 2. The location of the proposed or affected support structure, (included in attached packet) 3. The location of the proposed mobile service facility, (included in attached packet) 4. If the application is to substantially modify an existing support structure, a construction plan which describes the proposed modifications to the support structure and the equipment and network components, including antennas, transmitters, receivers, base stations, power supplies, cabling, and related equipment associated with the proposed modifications;- (new structure-not applicable) 5. If the application is to construct a new mobile service support structure, a construction plan which describes the proposed mobile service support structure and the equipment and network components, including antennas, transmitters, receivers, base stations, power supplies, cabling, and related equipment to be placed on or around the new mobile service support structure, (included In attached packet) 6. If an application is to construct a new mobile service support structure, an explanation as to why the applicant chose the proposed location and why the applicant did not choose collocation, including a sworn statement from an individual who has responsibility over the placement of the mobile service support structure attesting that collocation within the applicant's search ring would not result in the same mobile service functionality, coverage, and capacity; is technically infeasible; or is economically burdensome to the mobile service provider. (In conversations with GenComm and Sawyer County Administrator Colocation was not chosen in this location because it would be economically burdensome to the County for other tower lease locations. The Sawyer County Zoning Administrator has deemed that the application is complete with the understanding that additional information is to be provided for collocation aspects. Within 90 days of its receipt of a eomplete application (April 16, 2025), a political subdivision (Sawyer County) shall complete all of the following or the applicant may consider the application approved, except that the applicant and the political subdivision may agree in writing to an extension of the 90 day period. 1. Review the application to determine whether it complies with all applicable aspects of the political subdivision's building code and, subject to the limitations in this section, zoning ordinances. (All other determinations have been tentatively approved by the Zoning & Conservation Department including setbacks, floodplains, and other County Zoning Ordinances not subject to the limitations described later in this staff report) 2. Make a final decision whether to approve or disapprove the application. 3. Notify the applieant, in writing, of its final decision. 4. If the decision is to disapprove the applieation, include with the written notification substantial evidence which supports the decision. A political subdivision may disapprove an application if an applicant refuses to evaluate the feasibility of collocation within the applicant's search ring and provide the sworn statement. Page 51 of 89 A party who is aggrieved by the final decision of a political subdivision may bring an action in the circuit court of the county in which the proposed activity, which is the subject of the application, is to be located. If an applicant provides a political subdivision with an engineering certification showing that a mobile service support structure, or an existing structure, is designed to collapse within a smaller area than the setback or fall zone area required in a zoning ordinance, that zoning ordinance does not apply to such a structure unless the political subdivision provides the applicant with substantial evidence that the engineering certification is flawed. The proposed tower height would be 250' with additional appurtenance to extend up to 270.5\ With a 250' fall zone distance no additional setback issues would require a lesser fall zone radius. 66.0404(4) Limitations: With regard to an activity described for new construction a political subdivision may not do any of the following; Impose environmental testing, sampling, or monitoring requirements, or other compliance measures for radio frequency emissions, on mobile service facilities or mobile radio service providers. Enact an ordinance imposing a moratorium on the permitting, construction, or approval of any such activities. Enact an ordinance prohibiting the placement of a mobile service support structure in particular locations within the political subdivision. Charge a mobile radio service provider a fee in excess of $3,000 for new construction. Charge a mobile radio service provider any recurring fee for new construction or a class 2 collocation. Permit 3rd party consultants to charge the applicant for any travel expenses incurred in the consultant's review of mobile service permits or applications. Disapprove an application to conduct an activity based solely on aesthetic concerns. Disapprove an application to conduct a class 2 collocation on aesthetic concerns. Enact or enforce an ordinance related to radio frequency signal strength or the adequacy of mobile service quality. Impose a surety requirement, unless the requirement is competitively neutral, nondiscriminatory, and commensurate with the historical record for surety requirements for other facilities and structures in the political subdivision which fall into disuse. There is a rebuttable presumption that a surety requirement of $20,000 or less complies with this paragraph. Prohibit the placement of emergency power systems. Require that a mobile service support structure be placed on property owned by the political subdivision. Disapprove an application based solely on the height of the mobile service support structure or on whether the structure requires lighting. Condition approval of such activities on the agreement of the structure or mobile service facility owner to provide space on or near the structure for the use of or by the political Page 52 of 89 subdivision at less than the market rate, or to provide the political subdivision other services via the structure or facilities at less than the market rate. Limit the duration of any permit that is granted. Require an applicant to construct a distributed antenna system instead of either constructing a new mobile service support structure or engaging in collocation. Disapprove an application based on an assessment by the political subdivision of the suitability of other locations for conducting the activity. Require that a mobile service support structure, existing structure, or mobile service facilities have or be connected to backup battery power. Impose a setback or fall zone requirement for a mobile service support structure that is different from a requirement that is imposed on other types of commercial structures. Consider an activity a substantial modification if a greater height is necessary to avoid interference with an existing antenna. Consider an activity a substantial modification if a greater protrusion is necessary to shelter the antenna from inclement weather or to connect the antenna to the existing structure by cable Limit the height of a mobile service support structure to under 200 feet Condition the approval of an application on, or otherwise require, the applicant's agreement to indemnify or insure the political subdivision in connection with the political subdivision's exercise of its authority to approve the application. • Condition the approval of an application on, or otherwise require, the applicant's agreement to permit the political subdivision to place at or collocate with the applicant's support structure any mobile service facilities provided or operated by, whether in whole or in part, a political subdivision or an entity in which a political subdivision has a governance, competitive, economic, financial or other interest. Additional information for Conditional Use Permits: Substantial evidence means facts and infoimation, other than merely personal preferences or speculation, directly pertaining to the requirements and conditions an applicant must meet to obtain a conditional use permit and that reasonable persons would accept in support of a conclusion. If an applicant agrees to meets all of the requirements and conditions specified in the county ordinance or those imposed by the county zoning board, the county shall grant the conditional use permit. Any condition imposed must be related to the purpose of the ordinance and be based on substantial evidence. The conditions must be reasonable and, to the extent practicable, measurable. The applicant must demonstrate that the application and all requirements and conditions established by the county relating to the conditional use are or shall be satisfied, both of which must be supported by substantial evidence. The county's decision to approve or deny the permit must be supported by substantial evidence. Possible Conditions for Approval: (choose from list below) (add or delete from list below) 1 Land Use Permit for telecommunication facility is required. Page 53 of 89 2 A permit bond amount unless the County is to remain owner of Tower and would be exempt from financial assurance aspects 3 All other Town, County, State, Federal Laws are followed 4 A fire number must be applied for the tower site location Findings of Fact: Does the request do the following? Yes/No 1. Promote the public health, safety, convenience and general welfare; 2. Encourage planned and orderly land use development; 3. Protect property values and the property tax base; 4. Permit the careful planning and efficient maintenance of highway systems; 5. Ensure adequate highway, utility, health, educational and recreational facilities; 6. Recognize the needs of agriculture, forestry, industry and business in future growth 7. Encourage uses of land and other natural resources which are in accordance with their character and adaptability; 8. Provide adequate light and air, including access to sunlight for solar collectors and to wind for wind energy systems; 9. Encourage the protection of groundwater resources; Preserve wetlands; 10. Conserve soil, water and forest resources; 11. Protect the beauty and amenities of landscape and man-made developments; 12. Provide healthy surroundings for family life; 13. Promote the efficient and economical use of public funds. Page 54 of 89 SAWYER :\\( ■ ! APR t $ ;.e2!i . , Conditional Use Public Hearing Application SAW.'c?l i yixl TO: Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration 10610 Main Street Suite 49 Hayward, Wisconsin 54843 Attn: Kathy Marks E-mail: kathy.marks@sawvercountvgov.org Property Owner Name & Address: Town of Meadowbrook Contact: Jennie Pasanen - Clerk 9436W County Hwy D Exeland, Wl 54835 Phone:715- 661-1758 Email: mbclerk(5)bevcomm.net Tower Owner: Sawyer County Sheriff's Office Contact: Nicole Ripczinski - EMC Director 15880 East 5"* Street, Hayward, Wl 54843 Phone:715- 638-3428 Email: nripczinski(S)sawversheriff.org Consultant for Permits: GenComm, Inc. Contact: Adam Fischer 2880 Commerce Park Dr., Madison, Wl 53719 Phone: 608-843-0426 Email: afischer@gencomm.com Property description including Parcel Number: Tax ID: 19269 Parcel Number: 57-016-2-37-06-22-2 03-000-000010 Zoning: (F-1) Forestry Part of the SW % of NW %, 5ec 22, T37N, R06W East side of Wi-27 on Dump Road. Phone: 715-638-3225 Permit desired for: Permit desired for a proposed 250-foot self-support tower and compound with access drive connecting to Dump Road. This site will host the simulcast radio system for emergency public response. Per Sawyer County Code of Ordinance - Appendix D-Section 17.8 (B) (10) & Sawyer County Telecommunication Ordinance. c\ii. >7 c. r /bwod^^rint & Sign Owner Print &. Sign Signature of property owner(s) required. The undersigned person(s) hereby give permission for access to the property for inspection by Municipal Officials, Sawyer County Zoning Staff and Sawyer County Zoning Committee members if needed. Name, Address, Phone & Email of Agent or Buyer: GenComm, Inc. Contact: Adam Fischer 2880 Commerce Park Dr., Madison, Wl 53719Phone: 608-843-0426Email: afischer@eencomm.com Fee: $350.00Date of Public Hearing:ing: /<?. Gravel Pit renewal $300.00Rev January 2023 Page 55 of 89 Real Estate sawyer County Property Listing Today's Date: 4/27/2025 Property Status; Current Created On: 2/6/2007 7:55:32 AM 1 Descrintion Tax ID: PIN: Legacy PIN: Map ID: Updated; 4/30/2012 19269 57-016-2-37-06-22-2 03-000-000010 016637222301 .7.1 Municipality:(016) TOWN OF MEADOWBROOK STR:S22 T37N R06W Description:PRT SWNW Recorded Aaes:39.760 Calculated Acres:39.319 Lottery Claims:0 Rrst Dollar:No Zoning;(F-1) Forestry One ESN:433 ^ Tax Districts 1 Updated: 2/6/2007 State of Wisconsin 57Sawyer County 016Town of Meadowbrook 576615Winter Sctiool District 001700Technical College ' Recorded Documents O CONVEYANCE Date Recorded: 9/3/1954 Ownership TOWN OF MEADOWSROOK Updated: 2/6/2007 EXEIAND W1 Billing Address: TOWN OF MEADOWBROOK 9436W COUNTY HWY D EXELAND WI 54835 Mailing Address: TOWN OF MEADOWBROOK 9436W COUNTY HWY D EXELAND WI 54835 Updated: 4/3/2019 097504 83/665 ^ Site Address N/A indicates Private Road LJ Property Assessment 2026 Assessment Detail Updated: 2/6/2007 Tribal Exempt I CodeAcresLandImp. 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