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Village of Fredonia · Ozaukee County · meeting of Sep 3, 2025 · Minutes
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FREDONIA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES
MONDAY, September 8th, 2025- 7:00 P.M.
Fredonia Government Center – Village Board Room
242 Fredonia Avenue, Fredonia, Wisconsin
1. Chairman Lenz called the meeting to order at 7:00PM, followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance.
2. Members Present: Chairman Lenz, Commissioner Franck, Commissioner
Winker, Commissioner Buvid, Commissioner Barta, Commissioner Redmond.
Commissioner Weiland arrived at 7:08 PM.
Residents Present: Monrey Ortiz
3. Public Comment: None
4. Motion to Approve Minutes from the Monday, July 7
th, 2025, Planning
Commission Meeting made by Commissioner Franck.
Seconded by Commissioner Redmond.
Passed by 6-0 voice vote.
5. Items For Action and/or Discussion
a) Motion to Recommend Approval to the Village Board of Trustees of
CSM 2025-01 made by Commissioner Franck.
Seconded by Commissioner Barta.
Applicants: Village of Fredonia, Bruce and Deborah Paape,
Jennifer and William Watry
Agent: Strand Engineering
Parcel Numbers: 090500109000, 090500108001, 090500107000,
090500106000, 090500105000, 090500102000 and
090500108000.
As part of staff’s due diligence in processing a fence permit application for
508 Fredonia Ave, it was discovered that the applicant, Bruce Paape, did
not have a back yard in which to put a fence, and the current property
lines reflected that the Village owned a portion of his building, as did his
neighbor, Jennifer Watry. Further, the property lines to the north show
Village ownership of a portion of Mr. Paape’s rental property, 118 Fillmore
St., including a fence. The three property owners negotiated a mutually
agreeable compromise, which is reflected in the CSM. Administrator
Jenkins shared a map that showed Stoney Creek Park down to Fredonia
Ave. It combines all public land into one parcel, fine tunes the lines around
Mr. Paape’s rental property (ensuring the currently dilapidated fence is on
his land) and sections off a portion of parkland to Jen’s Place, adding a
small amount of land back onto the tax roll. Commissioner Redmond
asked if all parties are in agreement. Administrator Jenkins stated they
were.
Passed by 6-0 voice vote.
b) Discussion and Possible Action on Fence Permit Application
Applicant: Monrey Ortiz
Agent: Same
Address: 137 Edmaro St
Administrator Jenkins said Mr. Ortiz applied for a fence permit that is not
in compliance with the Village’s current fence ordinance. Mr. Ortiz wishes
to install a cattle panel fence, and the materials must be approved by the
Planning Commission before the building inspector can issue the fence
permit. Mr. Ortiz stated he doesn’t like the look of chain link fence and that
most of the fence would be hidden by a hedgerow. The fence will be four
feet tall. He has permission from the rear neighbor to place his fence on
the back lot line.
Commissioner Weiland arrived.
Mr. Ortiz said that if the hedges die or are removed, he will replace the
fence.
Motion to Approve Ortiz Fence Permit Application as Presented made
by Commissioner Buvid.
Seconded by Commissioner Barta.
Passed by 7-0 voice vote.
6. Items for Future Consideration: Administrator Jenkins shared that the
Commission will soon consider an ordinance update to the Village’s household
occupation and Ms. Hannah Cholip’s proposal for rezoning a portion of 415
Fredonia Ave from commercial to residential.
7. Motion to Adjourn made Commissioner Franck.
Seconded by Commissioner Buvid.
Passed by 7-0 voice vote.
Source: Village of Fredonia website. First collected Oct 19, 2026.