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CITY OF DELAFIELD
MEETING MINUTES
PLAN COMMISSION
Commissioners: Mayor Tim Aicher, Alderman Dirk Wilken, Dan Cahalane, Leslie Donavan, Mike Hausman, Scott Krienke,
Edward Marek, Laura Schult
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 7:00 p.m. City Hall, Council Chambers
500 Genesee St.
Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: clerksoffice@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – www.cityofdelafield.gov
Regular Meeting
DRAFT
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1. Call to Order
Mayor Aicher called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
2. Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
3. Roll Call
Commissioners Present: Tim Aicher, Mayor
Dan Cahalane
Leslie Donavan
Mike Hausman
Scott Krienke
Edward Marek
Laura Schult
Dirk Wilken, Ald. D4
Commissioners Excused: Scott Hussinger, Building Inspector
Also Present: Amy Barrows, City Planner
Shari Janke, Recording Secretary
Catie Carnick, Administrative Billing Clerk
4. Minutes
Discussion and possible action on the following minutes:
A. Approval of minutes of the January 28, 2026, Regular Meeting and Public Hearing.
Motion by Wilken, seconded by Marek, to approve the minutes of the January 28, 2026, Regular
Motion Meeting and Public Hearing.
Motion carried with Krienke abstaining.
5. Citizen Comments on Consent Agenda Items
Mayor Aicher opened Citizen’s Comments at 7:01 p.m.
Hearing no one who wished to speak, Citizen’s Comments were closed at 7:01 p.m.
6. Consent Agenda:
Recommended approvals in accordance with the staff report. Items listed under the Consent Agenda are considered in one motion in
accordance with the Staff Report unless a Plan Commission member or staff member requests that an item be removed from the
Consent Agenda. Items recommended for discussion and possible action:
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A. DELC0804982, 2930 Golf Road. Owner: BJV Nagawaukee LLC. Applicant: Shelly Bundy, T-Mobile
Central LLC. Applicant requests Business Plan of Operation and Permanent Signage approval to
operate and advertise a T-Mobile retail store.
B. DELC0798026001, 645 Wells Street. Owner: Hendricks Commercial Properties LLC. Applicant:
Andrea Woda, Mahler Sotheby’s International Realty. Applicant requests Business Plan of
Operation approval to operate a real estate office.
C. DELC0793021002, 525 Main Street, Suite 200. Owner: 705 Genesee Street, LLC. Applicant: Laura
Pierce, Irontek. Applicant requests Business Plan of Operation approval to operate a shared
member-based office space.
Motion by Marek, seconded by Wilken, to approve the Consent Agenda as presented.
All in favor. Motion carried.
7. Public Hearing:
A. Public Hearing # 1
Topic: Conditional Use – Site Plan & Appearance Amendment
Location: 31385 West Hill Road, DELC0733994
Owner: Divine Redeemer Lutheran Church
Applicant: Michael Oldenburg
Matter: Conditional Use – Site Plan & Appearance Amendment for the construction of an
athletic field for school recess, physical education, and sports.
Michael Oldenburg, 1009 Hilger Rd, Hartland, WI, representing Divine Redeemer Lutheran Church, was
present to speak.
Barrows summarized the application as presented in the packet.
Mayor Aicher opened the Public Hearing #1 Citizen’s Comments at 7:05 p.m.
Kurt Bauer, S62W22980 Townline Rd, Waukesha, WI was present to speak. Bauer owns the property to
the north located at N48W31222 STH 83. Bauer spoke regarding the berm and would like to see plantings
on it. Bauer also requested no parking signs for Hwy 83. He is concerned that the road is busy and parents
will want to park to be close to the field.
Oldenburg spoke regarding parking on Hwy 83. They do have a parking lot between the field and the Early
Child Development Center so there would be plenty of parking. He also stated they can put plantings on
the berms.
Hearing no one else who wished to speak, Citizen’s Comments were closed at 7:08 p.m.
8. Citizen Comments on items other than the Consent Agenda and Public Hearing
Mayor Aicher opened Citizen’s Comments at 7:08 p.m.
Hearing no one who wished to speak, Citizen’s Comments were closed at 7:08 p.m.
9. Unfinished Business:
Discussion and possible action on the following items:
A. DELC0733994, 31385 West Hill Road (STH 83). Owner: Divine Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Applicant: Michael Oldenburg. Applicant requests approval of a Conditional Use – Site Plan and
Appearance Amendment to develop an athletic field for school recess, physical education, and
sports.
Michael Oldenburg, 1009 Hilger Rd, Hartland, WI, representing Divine Redeemer Lutheran Church, was
present to speak.
Aicher asked if there would be soccer tournaments that may create a lot of parking.
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Oldenburg stated that nothing was planned for that right now. He stated there is only one field, and
usually you would need more than one field to accommodate a tournament. He stated it was intended to
be a practice field for their teams.
Marek suggested they see how parking goes once it is open.
Donavan asked if they intended to rent it out.
Oldenburg stated the original use included a partnership agreement with Lake Country Lutheran to use it
for their grade school football program. If they were approached to rent the field, they would consider it.
They don’t intend to rent it out at this point.
Barrows summarized the conditions of the Conditional Use Agreement.
A discussion occurred about the plantings for the berm. Marek asked how high the berm was. Barrows
stated about three to four feet. Marek commented that bushes would be more appropriate.
Motion by Marek, seconded by Wilken, to approve the Conditional Use Site Plan and Appearance
Amendment conditioned upon the enclosed Conditional Use Agreement as presented and work
with City Staff for appropriate plantings on the berm.
All in Favor. Motion carried.
10. New Business
Discussion and possible action on the following items:
A. DELC0803979001 & DELC0803979, 2021 Hillside Drive & 2051 Hillside Drive. Owner: Daniel S
McNulty Revocable Trust. Applicant: Daniel McNulty. Applicant requests approval of a Certified
Survey Map to combine two lots.
Applicant was not present to speak.
Barrows summarized the application as presented in the packet. She recommended approval of the
Certified Survey Map subject to compliance with the Planner, Surveyor, and Engineer conditions prior to
consideration by the Common Council.
Motion by Cahalane, seconded by Krienke, to recommend approval of the Certified Survey Map to
combine the two lots, subject to compliance with the Planner, Surveyor, and Engineer comments
prior to consideration by Common Council.
All in favor. Motion carried.
B. DELC0753999002, 3115 HWY 83. Owner: The Farmhouse 1848 LLC. Applicant: Tim Rockwell.
Applicant requests Business Plan of Operation approval or feedback and to schedule a public
hearing to amend the Conditional Use – Site Plan and Appearance for Rustic Manor. The applicant
is proposing to be the new owner and operator of the event facility and would like to replace the
Bed and Breakfast use with a single rental apartment that may be used by event guests or for
short-term rental to the community.
Tim Rockwell, 1615 Pebble Brook Trail, Sun Prairie WI, representing The Farmhouse 1848, was present
to speak.
Barrows summarized the application as presented in the packet.
Krienke had a question about the history of the bed and breakfast being tied to just wedding events and
now asking to lease it out in the summer. He thought this might be a concern that the public might want
to weigh in on it before it gets modified.
Aicher provided some background, stating in the past there have been different proposals for the
property. They reviewed whether the proposals were a good use of the property for that corridor. Thi s
proposal for a bed and breakfast as a residential property rose to the top as a good use and wasn’t
disruptive to the area. The surrounding neighbors are a distance away. This r esidential use with
accessory conditional use for the wedding venue won out through the process. The previous owners
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went through the process for approval. This proposal is now a different use of the bed and breakfast.
They just need to make sure it’s not subdivided for various uses. Aicher felt this proposal continues with
the intent of the property.
Krienke stated he was satisfied with that.
Barrows summarized the conditions of Conditional Use. She felt it was as simple as it could be for a
change in use.
Aicher stated if there were a lot of closer neighbors, they would seek more comments from the public but
felt this idea was reasonable. He felt that to have them go through a full Conditional Use process, it
would get in the way of a reasonable idea.
Barrows offered to speak to the City attorney to see if there is a way to record a restriction document so
any future owner knows there is a change of use of the property so it can’t be split up into multiple
apartments in the future. She stated when the Commission approves it, she would issue a certificate of
compliance when he is done. She will then record a restriction before issuing the certificate.
Motion by Marek, seconded by Wilken, to approve the Business Plan of Operation Amendment
subject to the following conditions:
1. The hours of operation and music shall comply with the existing use.
2. The residential building shall be occupied as a single unit, as verified by the City of Delafield
Building Inspector, by guests of an event during such event, or for short-term transient use
when no events are taking place.
3. All other conditions of the existing Conditional Use Permit recorded with the Waukesha
County Register of Deeds on October 6, 2023, as Document #4740322, shall apply.
All in favor. Motion carried.
C. DELC0748998002, 2565 N. Genesee Street. Owner: St. Michael’s Anglican Church. Applicant: Brad
Embry. Applicant requests feedback and to schedule a public hearing to amend the Conditional
Use – Site Plan and Appearance for St. Michael’s Anglican Church to raze an existing garage and
replace it with a multi-use classroom, gathering and event facility.
Brad Embry, 836 Hawks Hollow, Delafield, WI, was present to speak.
Barrows summarized the application as presented in the packet. She went through the building plans
and asked if they intended to use the back part of the property for any activities. Embry stated they did
intend to use the back space.
Barrows stated he will need complete plans for the proposed patio for the hearing. She recommended
providing feedback and scheduling a public hearing for a Conditional Use Amendment for the next
meeting.
Barrows added she is working with the landscaper for a landscape plan. They are proposing very little
sconce lighting at the entrances and no signage is proposed. They will need to submit a business plan of
operation. Private events need to be looked at closely by the Commission.
Aicher advised that they need to be good neighbors. They should expect conditions and hours of
operation for the nighttime activities.
Marek expressed concerns with the seating area right up against the parking lot. He suggested a railing
or fence system there. Embry stated they are still working with the landscape company for the east and
west side. They will be doing something to address it with a railing or to move the parking lot back.
Barrows asked if they wanted to delay the hearing if they were still modifying the landscape and parking.
Embry stated the architect wanted to wait for the outcome of this meeting to see if there were any
changes that needed to be made. They would then commit to the full-scale drawings and are ready to
move forward.
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Barrows stated the City would have to advertise the public hearing on March 10th in the paper. She
advised Embry to contact their architect for revised plans by March 6, otherwise they would have to wait
until April.
Embry stated that it is doable based on conversations with the architects.
Aicher commented that the design matches what is there. He thought it had a rural feel, set back far from
the road. He thought it looked good.
Hausman asked why they proposed an outbuilding. He thought it would be a long walk from the church in
winter.
Embry stated they wanted to get back to using more of the acreage. They want to serve Delafield and the
Lake Country community more to bring them to their property to enjoy the café, and park like setting for
grounds.
Motion by Schult, seconded by Donavan, to schedule a public hearing for the Conditional Use
Amendment for the March 25, 2026, Plan Commission meeting.
All in favor. Motion carried.
11. Comprehensive Plan, Zoning and Ordinance Revision:
Discussion and possible action on the following items:
12. Report of City Officials
A. Correspondence
B. Planner - Barrows
No report.
C. Building Inspector
No report.
13. Plan Commission meeting dates and deadlines
1) Regular meeting March 25, 2026
2) Regular meeting submittal deadline February 25, 2026
14. Adjournment
Having no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:37 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Shari Janke
Recording Secretary
Source: City of Delafield website. First collected Oct 19, 2026.