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NOTICE OF MEETING
Published and Posted May 30, 2025
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
PLAN COMMISSION
SCHWEMER HALL - MUNICIPAL BLDG. Monday
7200 N. SANTA MONICA BLVD June 2, 2025
FOX POINT, WI 53217 5:45 P.M.
NOTE: the Plan Commission will be meeting in person at Village Hall, with a remote attendance option, per the hybrid
meeting procedures further described in section 19-32 d. Of the Village code. This meeting is open to all citizens in person
at Village Hall, or through the Zoom participant information shown below, subject to the following: no assurance is
provided to those Plan Commission members and citizens intending to attend remotely that the technology will perform
sufficiently to allow for their participation and the meeting will proceed regardless. Public officials and citizens wishing to
ensure they can participate are encouraged to attend in person. Citizens are encouraged to submit any comments in
writing in advance of the meeting to the Village Manager at sbotcher@villageoffoxpoint.com
Zoom Participant Information
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89048465030
Dial: (312) 626-6799
Meeting ID: 890 4846 5030
AGENDA
1. Roll Call.
2. Approval of the minutes of the April 7, 2025 Plan Commission meeting.
3. Consideration of Conditional Use Permit Application for Sias Alterations, 333 W Brown Deer
Road, Suite H.
The Plan Commission will consider the referral of a conditional use permit application for Sias
Alterations, 333 W Brown Deer Rd, Suite H, as required per Village Code Sections 745-18.
4. Consideration of Conditional Use Permit Application for Marek Landscaping, 8035 N Port
Washington Road.
The Plan Commission will consider the referral of a conditional use permit application for Marek
Landscaping, 8035 N Port Washington Road, as required per Village Code Sections 745-18.
5. Adjourn.
NEXT PLAN COMMISSION MEETING: Monday, July 7, 2025
PLEASE NOTE: Upon reasonable notice, efforts will be made to accommodate the needs of disabled individuals through sign
language interpreters or other auxiliary aids. For additional information or to request these services, contact the Village Clerk at 351-
8900. It is possible that members of, and possibly a quorum of members of, other governmental bodies of the municipality may be in
attendance at the above stated meeting to gather information; no action will be taken by any governmental body at the above stated
meeting other than the governmental body specifically referred to above in this notice.
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
PLAN COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES
April 7, 2025
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A meeting of the Fox Point Plan Commission was held on Monday, April 7, 2025. President
Symchych called the meeting to order at 5:45 p.m. and noted there was a quorum of Plan
Commission members present.
The Plan Commission roll call was taken by Village Manager Scott Botcher:
Plan Commission: President Christine Symchych, Chairman
Eric Fonstad, Commissioner
Robert Smith, Commissioner
Ted Durant, Commissioner
Jay Craig, Commissioner
William Langhoff, Commissioner
Jake Wilson, Commissioner
Staff present included Village Manager Scott Botcher.
Notice of the meeting was provided to the North Shore Now as necessary, and to all others as
required by State open meetings laws and posted on the official bulletin board at 7200 N Santa
Monica Boulevard, as well as the village website at www.villageoffoxpoint.com, as per 2015
Wisconsin Act 79 and as described in Village Ordinance Chapter 116-2, 116-2(C).
Approval of the Minutes of the March 3, 2025 Plan Commission Meeting
Motion by President Symchych, seconded by Commissioner Smith, and carried
unanimously with a roll call vote 7-0, the Commission approved the minutes of
the March 3, 2025 Plan Commission meeting.
Consideration of Conditional Use Permit Application for Rice Bowl, 8673 N Port Washington
Road
Motion by Commissioner Fonstad, seconded by Commissioner Craig and carried
unanimously by roll call vote 7-0, the Commission recommends approval of the
Conditional Use Permit Application for an ownership change at Rice Bowl (former
Peking Chef), 8673 N Port Washington Road.
Adjourn
On motion of Commissioner Fonstad, seconded by President Symchych
and carried unanimously by roll call vote 7-0 the Plan Commission meeting
adjourned at 5:48 PM.
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
PLAN COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES
April 7, 2025
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Respectfully,
Teri Repins
Deputy Clerk
Published and Posted:
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
MILWAUKEE COUNTY
WISCONSIN
VILLAGE HALL
7200 N. SANTA MONICA BLVD.
FOX POINT WI 53217-3505
414-351-8900
FAX 414-351-8909
To: Plan Commission
From: Kevin Ausman, Assistant Village Manager
CC: Scott Botcher, Village Manager
Date: June 2, 2025
Re: Sia’s Alterations - CUP
Overview
Lon
g Yang has applied for conditional use approval to establish Sia’s Alterations, in an existing tenant
space within the Audubon Court shopping center, located at 333 W Brown Deer Road, Suite H. The
application under Section 745-18D(1)(i) would allow a clothing-altera
tion service in the D Business
District.
Bac
kground
The proposed tenant space is partially located within the villages of both Fox Point and Bayside. The
front of the tenant space is located within Bayside, and the rear of the space where alterations would
occur, are in Fox Point. Interior modifications are proposed only in the Bayside portion of the tenant
space.
Reque
st
The applicant proposes:
• Interior build-out : Install partition wall to create two fitting rooms (on Bayside portion of tenant
space)
• Fixtures & equipment: Sewing machines, iron, cutting/measuring tables
• Hours of Operation: Tuesday through Saturday, 10AM – 6PM
No exterior modifications to the building façade or site are proposed.
The Village DPW Director has reviewed the application and determined sufficient parking within the
Audubon
Court shopping center to accommodate patrons. The Village’s Building Inspector had no
concerns with the application.
Recommendation
Staff recommends that the Plan Commission recommend that the Village Board approve the conditional
use request following a mandatory public hearing.
Updated 01/24/2024
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Section 1
Trade Name of Business Phone # Name of former tenant (if known)
Fox Point Business Address
Email Contact Person
If the business is a limited liability corporation (LLC) or corporation, complete the following
section. If not, skip to next section.
Section 2
Legal name of corporation or LLC Corporate email
Corporate headquarters address Corporate phone #
Name and addresses of all corporate officers
Name of corporate agent Address of corporate agent
If applicant(s) is a sole proprietorship (individual) or partnership, please complete the following
section.
Section 3
List the name, home address, business address, and phone numbers of all applicants and owners.
Name Home address Business address Phone #
All applicants must complete the following section.
Updated 01/24/2024
Section 4
Applicant’s specific interest in site
Describe in detail the business activity that will take place on site including products & services
Describe all owned fixtures, furniture, and equipment to be used on site
Describe all leased fixtures, furniture, and equipment to be used on site
Describe any alterations planned for the site and estimated cost of renovation
Person responsible for obtaining building permit (if required)
Square footage of site # of employees # of parking spaces to be used
Days & hours of operation Proposed date of occupancy
Attach a site plan to this application (see Directions for Conditional Use Permit). Site plan must
include a layout of the inside of the store.
This application must be fully completed to be considered by the Village.
Fee: $300.00 (non-refundable)
Business Owner Signature Printed Name Date
PROJECT SUMMARY: Sia’s Alterations
Monday May 19th, 2025
Overview:
This project involves the operational establishment and enhancement of a small,
family-owned alterations business, Sia’s Alterations, located at 333 W Brown Deer Rd.,
Suite H, Bayside, Wisconsin 53217. The business will provide high-quality custom
alterations to
fit all cust
omer needs for every occasion. It will operate with two primary
staff members: owner/tailor and assistant seamstress/front desk manager in a 795 sq.
ft. commercial storefront at Audubon Court Shopping Center owned by North Shore
Centers Partners. Existing equipment includes 6-8 industrial Juki sewing machines and
a steam press along with other miscellaneous materials necessary for business
operations. The project also includes a minor renovation project to create a partition
wall that separates the working space from the customer service and guest waiting
areas. Two
fitting r
ooms will be created and flooring in the cust
omer service area will be
upgraded from carpet to luxury vinyl flooring. The r
enovation project goal is to improve
the existing facility, optimize workflow
, and create an efficient
and welcoming space
while maintaining the personalized service the business is known for.
Operational Information:
● Business Name: Sia’s Alterations
● Location: 333 W Brown Deer Rd., Suite H, Bayside, WI 53217
● Hours:
○ Tuesday-Saturday: 10AM-6PM
○ Sunday-Monday: Closed
● Owner(s): Long Yang
● Day to Day operations:
○ Measuring garments for custom alterations
■ Pants, shirts, dresses, skirts, jackets, suits, etc.,
■ Other: Curtains, blankets, linens, etc.,
○ Cutting, hemming, sewing, pressing of garments
○ Processing and handling of payments for services
○ Occasional loading and delivery of packages for business operations
● Equipment and tools:
○ Industrial sewing machines
○ Steam pressers
○ Custom cutting tables
○ Scissors, blades, thread, needles, hangers, etc.,
● Staffing and W
orkflow
○ 2 managers, full-time
○ Occasional team of 2-3 additional staff members
○ 10-30 customers daily
Renovation Project:
○ Interior build of a partition wall and two fitting r
ooms
○ Installation of new vinyl flooring
○ All interior work will be completed by owner
○ Exterior improvements:
■ New signage
● 1 store front sign face, single sided
● 1 walkway bracket sign, double sided
● 1 multi-tenant monument sign, single sided
■ Signage will be commissioned by a vendor with landlord approval
Building Schedule:
● Design & Permitting: May 2025 – September 2025
● Construction Start: June 2025 (or when Board approval is granted)
● Final Inspections: July 2025 (or when work is completed)
● Grand Opening: July 2025 (or when inspections are completed)
Estimated Project Value:
● Total Project Cost: ~$13,000
○ Interior Renovations: ~$3,000 (framing, flooring, dr
ywall, paint, supplies)
○ Site Improvements: ~$2,000 (signage)
○ Equipment & Furnishings: ~$8,000 (machines, workstations, seating)
Business Impact:
The addition of Sia’s Alterations to the Audubon Court Shopping Center will add to the
portfolio of the center, increasing the varying goods and services it offers to the
community. The improvements to the commercial space will enhance operational
e
fficiency
, allowing the business to serve more customers while maintaining high-quality
craftsmanship. Moreover, the modernized space will improve guest experience, leading
to increased repeat business and a more competitive alterations business.
Conclusion:
Sia’s Alterations is positioned to meet growing demands, elevate the customer
experience, and solidify its reputation as a trusted local tailor. The investment in both
infrastructure and equipment ensures the business remains competitive while
preserving its family-owned charm. This project aligns with Sia’s Alteration’s
commitment to quality craftsmanship and community service, paving the way for future
growth and potential expansion opportunities.
Prepared by: Long Yang
Date: Monday, May 19, 2025
Sia’s Alterations
333 W Brown Deer Rd. Suite H
Bayside, WI 53217
(262) 321-8639
List of Materials Required
1. 2x4 Studs
2. ½ inch Drywall
3. ½ inch Plywood
4. Drywall Compound
5. Drywall Tape
6. Drywall Bead
7. 1 ½ inch Drywall Screws
8. 3 inch Construction Screws
9. 2 ½ inch Drive Pins with Washers
10. Underlayment for Vinyl Flooring
11. Vinyl Flooring (Click & Lock)
12. 1 inch Trim
13. Paint
108”
6”
60”
52”
409”
478”
203.5”
Original Floorplan
Bathroom
Backroom/Storage
`
100”
60”
60”
43”
4”
108”
43”
99.5”
6”
60”
52”
409”
478”
43”
4”
203.5”
Updated Floorplan
–– Municipal Line
o All planned updates to the
commercial space will occur
exclusively in the Village of Bayside
–– walls framed with 2x4 studs
o Includes two fitting rooms
o Framed walls will be 96 in. tall and
fitting rooms will not have a ceiling
o Fitting rooms do not have
a door; curtains will
be used instead
o 2x4 studs will be attached
to existing structure with 3 in.
construction screws
o 2x4 studs will be attached
to subfloor using 2 ½ in. drive
pins
o 2x4 studs will have ½ in.
drywall attached using 1 ¼ in.
drywall screws, paper joint tape,
and joint compound
Village of Bayside
Village of
Fox Point
236.5”
96”
96”
90”
90”
90”
36”
43”
3.5” 3.5”
Elevation
–– Height
o 96” height is lower than the actual height of the commercial space (>167”)
–– Width
o Arches will be framed using ½ in. plywood
o All entryways will be covered using curtains
Entry to back of shop
Entry to fitting room #1
Entry to fitting room #2
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
MILWAUKEE COUNTY
WISCONSIN
VILLAGE HALL
7200 N. SANTA MONICA BLVD.
FOX POINT WI 53217-3505
414-351-8900
FAX 414-351-8909
To: Plan Commission
From: Kevin Ausman, Assistant Village Manager
CC: Scott Botcher, Village Manager; Scott Brandmeier, DPW Director
Date: June 2, 2025
Re: Marek Landscaping - CUP
Overview
Marek Landscaping has applied for conditional use approval to establish a landscape architecture
professional office and storage space located at 8035 N Port Washington Road (former Logan Productions
building). The application under Section 745-18 would allow for professional landscape architecture and
associated activities in the D Business District.
Background
The Logan Productions building has been vacant and for sale for some time. The D Business District,
Section 745-18, allows for both permitted and conditional uses within the boundaries of the district.
Request
The applicant is proposing professional office space, classroom and laboratory space, and the storage of
landscaping materials and equipment. As part of the request, Marek is proposing additional landscaping
and screening elements. Village DPW Director has determined that the lighting plan meets code.
Under Section 745-18(C)(4), “professional office” of licensed professionals is considered a permitted use
by right within the D Business District and the indoor storage of field materials/equipment may be
accessory to that permitted use. However, conditional use approval is required for the following uses:
• Classroom space qualifies as a conditional use under Section 745-18(D)(1)(j).
• Laboratory use is not explicitly listed, but may be considered “substantially similar” under
§745-18(D)(1)(o), provided that it is used in direct support of the firm's permitted landscape
architecture work (ex: soil, plant, water analysis).
• Outdoor Storage of bulk materials, equipment, and vehicles is generally discouraged but may
be allowed under Sections 745-18(F)(6) and 745-18(F)(1)(c) provided that the Plan Commission
and Village Board determine that the outdoor storage is essential to business use and is
properly screened.
Plan Commission Review
Staff recommends that the Plan Commission discuss the outdoor storage component with the applicant.
Details of materials, storage location, manner of storage, and security were requested of the applicant
but not received. Considerations for Plan Commission to ask of the applicant:
• What materials will be stored and where? Site plan submittals state “Bulk Bins” in the location
of three parking spaces without description.
o Applicant proposes shou sugi ban fencing, screening vegetation, and architectural
planters to address aesthetic and visibility concerns.
• How will materials be stored? Size of storage area? Dedicated bays or piles of open cold
storage?
• How will outdoor materials be secured after-hours?
• Is the proposed screening of fencing and plantings sufficient under Sections 745-18(F)(6) and
745-18(F)(1)(c)?
o Unenclosed storage of merchandise, cartons, equipment, refuse or any other item
which might detract from cleanliness, neatness and general attractiveness of the
surrounding area
o No articles, goods, material, finished or unfinished product, incinerators, storage
tanks, refuse containers, or like equipment should be kept outdoors, exposed to
public view, or exposed to view from adjacent buildings and property. Garbage and
refuse containers should be screened from the street and from neighboring facilities.
The Village Board may permit the outdoor display of product or merchandise upon
finding that such display is essential to a business use.
Staff also recommends that the Plan Commission discuss proposed operations with the applicant:
• Residential compatibility: There are residential properties to the west behind the property.
o Confirm hours of operation for the CUP so that noise from deliveries and work vehicles
do not disrupt nearby properties.
o Confirm that deliveries can be received on the site with appropriate vehicle turning
radii. Port Washington Road is a County Highway and the Village does not have
authority to allow trucks to stop on the street.
o Lab Use: Confirm the activities of the proposed lab and the security measures for
chemicals.
The Village DPW Director has reviewed the application and determined that 30 parking spaces are
required per Section 745-18(F)(7). The applicant is proposing 16 spaces. Staff recommends that the Plan
Commission discuss justifications for reduction in parking with the applicant (number of employees,
visitors, work vehicles, etc). Staff recommends a parking reduction, should the Plan Commission agree
with applicant justification.
Recommendation
Should the Plan Commission feel comfortable with the proposed use, Staff recommends that the Plan
Commission recommend that the Village Board approve the conditional use request (following a
mandatory public hearing) subject to the following conditions:
1. All outdoor storage areas shall be screened per the submitted site plan and maintained to
prevent visibility from both adjacent properties and rights-of-way.
2. Hours of operation limited to 7 AM – 5 PM, Monday through Thursday.
3. All laboratory operations shall be accessory to the professional office use and involve no
hazardous chemical processing.
4. Outdoor material storage limited to the area described on the site plan and may be reviewed for
compliance by the Building Inspector.
5. A parking reduction from 30 stalls shall be allowed. Any overflow or future demand must be met
on the site.
Updated 01/24/2024
STATE OF WISCONSIN VILLAGE OF FOX POINT MILWAUKEE COUNTY
NOTICE
PLEASE BE ADVISED: Chapter 67, Article III of the Village of Fox Point Village Code is attached
hereto and incorporated herein. Pursuant to this Ordinance, the Village of Fox Point Village Board has
determined that whenever the services of the Village Attorney, Village Engineer, Village Forester or any
other of the Village's professional staff (internal or independently contracted) results in a charge to the
Village for that professional's time and services and such service is not a service supplied to the Village
as a whole, the Village Treasurer shall charge the property owner for the fees incurred by the Village.
Also be advised that pursuant to the Village of Fox Point Municipal Code certain other fees, costs and
charges are the responsibility of the property owner making application to the Village.
I, the undersigned, have been advised that, pursuant to the Village Fox Point Village Code, if the
Village Attorney, Village Engineer, Village Forester or any other Village professional (internal or
independently contracted) provides services to the Village as a result of my activities, whether at my
request or at the request of the Village, I shall be responsible for the fees incurred by the Village. Also I
have been advised that pursuant to the Village of Fox Point Village code certain other fees, costs and
charges are my responsibility.
Dated this day of , 20 .
Signature of Property Owner Name of Property Owner - PRINTED
Mailing Address of Property Owner:
Tax Key No. of Property:
Address of Property:
Fox Point, WI 53217
For Village Use Only:
□ Original kept on file with Village Clerk.
□ Copy provided to Property Owner.
Signature:
0609983000
8035 N PORT WASHINGTON RD
7015 N Milwaukee River Pkwy
Jim and Beth Logan
Glendale, WI 53209
Jim and Beth Logan
Updated 01/24/2024
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT
APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Section 1
Trade Name of Business Phone # Name of former tenant (if known)
Fox Point Business Address
Email Contact Person
If the business is a limited liability corporation (LLC) or corporation, complete the following
section. If not, skip to next section.
Section 2
Legal name of corporation or LLC Corporate email
Corporate headquarters address Corporate phone #
Name and addresses of all corporate officers
Name of corporate agent Address of corporate agent
If applicant(s) is a sole proprietorship (individual) or partnership, please complete the following
section.
Section 3
List the name, home address, business address, and phone numbers of all applicants and owners.
Name Home address Business address Phone #
All applicants must complete the following section.
Marek Landscaping LLC 414-272-0242
8035 N Port Washington Rd, Fox Point, WI 53217
mike@mareklandscaping.com Mike Marek
Marek Landscaping LLC mike@mareklandscaping.com
125 W Melvina St Suite 1, Milwaukee, WI 53212 414-272-0242
Michael Marek
Mike Marek 3136 N Fratney Street,
Milwaukee, WI 53212
125 W Melvina St Suite 1,
Milwaukee, WI 53212
414-305-6565
Logan Productions
3136 N Fratney Street,
Milwaukee, WI 53212
Updated 01/24/2024
Section 4
Describe all owned fixtures, furniture, and equipment to be used on site
Describe all leased fixtures, furniture, and equipment to be used on site
Person responsible for obtaining building permit (if required)
Square footage of site # of employees # of parking spaces to be used
Days & hours of operation Proposed date of occupancy
Attach a site plan to this application (see Directions for Conditional Use Permit). Site plan must
include a layout of the inside of the store.
This application must be fully completed to be considered by the Village.
Fee: $300.00 (non-refundable)
Business Owner Signature Printed Name Date
11
Monday thru Thursday, 7 am - 5 pm
16 spaces38,811 square feet
Mike Marek
Describe in detail the business activity that will take place on site including products & services
Marek is a design-build
landscape architecture and ecological restoration company founded in 1996, blending the fields of
restoration ecology and Landscape Architecture. Our team, comprised of Landscape Architects, Ecologists, and Builders,
works collaboratively to cultivate spaces that contribute to the well-being of both human and natural environments.
All design and administrative work will be conducted within the primary office building located on-site. The separate
warehouse is proposed to securely house materials & construction equipment used in business field operations.
Additionally, a limited amount of landscaping materials will be proposed to be neatly stored outdoors, in an area located
behind a proposed screening fence. The shou sugi ban wood fence, pergola and large architectural planters are intended
to provide visual buffering in accordance with local zoning and aesthetic requirements, ensuring minimal impact to
surrounding properties. We are going to demonstrate active water stewardship at every opportunity. Please see attached
renderings.
Applicant’s specific interest in site
Relocate professional offices of Landscape Architecture & ecological restoration firm. This site is ideal with the existing
office space and warehouse building for our staff, offices, laboratory, classroom, material & equipment storage.
We have a full suite of office furniture, printers, computers, classroom, lab equipment and fixtures. Our shop space includes
shelving, palette racking, industrial cabinets and support equipment. We have 7 pickup trucks, 2 trailers, compact construction
equipment and bulk storage bins. Marek currently owns all equipment & furnishings. We maintain a tidy, well furnished shop
and office.
We do not for see having any leased fixtures, furniture or equipment at this site.
Describe any alterations planned for the site and estimated cost of renovation
Along with updating furnishings and office space, we are proposing an outdoor meeting space under the wooden pergola,
contemporary signage, bio infiltration/stormwater treatment areas, screens, planters, privacy plantings and architectural lighting.
Current estimates are of retail value of $150,000, Marek will be self performing the design and construction of these elements.
July 1, 2025
Description of the project.
Marek is a design-build and ecological restoration company founded in 1996, blending the fi elds of restoration ecology and landscape
architecture. Our team, comprised of Landscape Architects, Ecologists, and Builders, works collaboratively to cultivate spaces that
contribute to the well-being of both human and natural environments.
All design and administrative work will be conducted within the primary offi ce building located on-site. The separate warehouse is
proposed to securely house materials & construction equipment used in business fi eld operations. Additionally, a limited amount of
landscaping materials will be proposed to be neatly stored outdoors, in an area located behind a proposed screening fence. The shou
sugi ban wood fence, pergola and large architectural planters are intended to provide visual buff ering in accordance with local zoning
and aesthetic requirements, ensuring minimal impact to surrounding properties. We are going to demonstrate active water storage at
every opportunity. Please see attached renderings.
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
Landscape Plan
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
Note: Bulk Bins will be constructed
of pre cast concrete with the outer
wall covered in vines
BULK
BINS WITH
VILLAGE
APPROVAL
Plat of Survey
Parking Plan
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
4 spaces (back)
13 spaces (front)
Total Offi ce Square feet-6,232
5 spaces / 1000 sqft
30 spaces per code
17 parking spaces
*16 max needed
4 future bulk bins
BULK
BINS WITH
VILLAGE
APPROVAL
Drainage Plan
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217 Proposed
Bio Retention
Lighting Plan & Photometric Layout
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
19’ from property line 18’ from property line
11’ from property line
General Notes:
• Lighting Fixtures will only be operational during business hours(7 am to 5 pm) per code.
• Lighting fi xtures will be max of 12’ in height, per code.
Lighting Fixture
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
Traffi c Plan
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
BULK
BINS WITH
VILLAGE
APPROVAL
2 way traffi c, one
at a time (15’ wide
driving lane)
2 way traffi c,
(30’ wide
driving
entrance)
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
BULK
BINS WITH
VILLAGE
APPROVAL
Proposed location and connections to sanitary sewer and water mains
General Notes:
• No proposed modifi cations to the sanitary or watermain.
• Utilize existing water and sewer connections
Existing Elevations
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
Proposed Front Elevation
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
Existing Floor Plan
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
First Floor
Existing Floor Plan
8035 N Port Washington Rd
Fox Point, WI 53217
Second Floor
Source: Village of Fox Point website. First collected Oct 16, 2026.