Plan Commission Packet 09/21/2026

AGENDA PLAN COMMISION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2026 5:00PM 133 CRESCENT STREET Please take notice that there will be a public meeting of the above governmental body, on the date, time, and place indicated for purposes considering the subject matter set forth in the following agenda . The following agenda will be followed: 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Additions/Corrections/Approval of Agenda as posted 4. Approve meeting minutes from June 15, 2026 & June 22, 2026 5. Citizen Comment on any subject not on the agenda. 6. Discuss and take action on a request from Thomas Wangard for a Conditional Use Permit to establish a first-floor residential apartment in the rear of building located in the B-1 District. Parcel 153/0806-093-5631-8. 7. Discuss and take action on a request to vacate the utility easement on Lot 14 & 15 of the Pheasant Ridge Run subdivision. (509 Ridge Drive). 8. Discuss Housing Study project with Vierbicher. 9. Announcements 10. Adjournment This may also constitute a meeting of the Village Board , Public Works and Properties, and Public Utility Commission because (i) the members of the Plan Commission may constitute a majority of the members of the Public Works and Properties Committee and/or Public Utility Commission; or (ii) it is expected that non-committee Village Board members may or will attend this committee meeting. As such, the Village Board, Public Works and Properties Committee, and Public Utility Commission will not take any formal action at this meeting; and all such action shall be done by the Plan Commission . Nevertheless, notice is given that a majority of the Village Board , Public Works and Properties, and Public Utility Commission may be expected to attend the meeting to gather information which may include being included in the discussion or asking questions concerning matters over which they have decision-making responsibilities. Any person who has a qualifying disability, as defined by the Americans With Disabilities Act, that requires the meeting or materials at the meeting to be in an accessible location or format, must contact the Village Clerk at 608 -795-2100, 133 Crescent St., Mazomanie, WI, 53560, at least 24 hours prior to the commencement of t he meeting so that any necessary/reasonable arrangements can be made to accommodate each request. Posted: 09/17/2026 CJE PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES June 15, 2026 Members: Chair: Natalie Beil; members Neil Harrop, Jim Marx, Dick Royston, Les Sander, and Ken Trager. Members Absent: Rob Westerlund Also Present: Angie Volkman (Clerk/Treasurer), Ram Venkatesh (Mazo Condominiums), residents -Marcia Miquelon, Becky Andrews, and Jarod Bernett. The meeting was called to order at 5:00pm by Plan Commission Chair, Natalie Beil. Motion by Trager, second by Harrop to approve the agenda as posted. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Marx, second by Trager to approve the minutes dated June 8, 2026. Motion carried unanimously. Citizen Comment on any subject not on the agenda: None Review Walter Crossing Townhome progress. This agenda item was not discussed as the Looye’s did not make the meeting. No action taken. Discuss and take action on a request from Alterra Homes to construct 4 -unit Townhome on Lot 63 in Pheasant Ridge Run. Motion by Harrop, second by Sander to conditionally approve the 4- plex pending an updated site plan to include utility connections and a landscaping plan; an approved stormwater and erosion control plan from Dane County, and approval from the Pheasant Ridge Run Architectural Control Committee. Motion carried unanimously. Discuss and take action on a request from the Heights Community Garden Group for a Conditional Use Permit to establish a community garden at the intersection of East Fourth Street and State Street. Parcel 153/0806-093-1900-1. Beil noted that the Plan Commission met on-site on June 8 and also discussed with neighbors. The community garden submitted two options of a lay-out of the parcel. Motion by Trager, second by Beil to approve a Conditional Use Permit with option #2 as the preferred option and option 1 as the secondary option (Build tall base for shed at north end) under the direct supervision of Public Works for construction and maintenance and to include a Facility User Agreement. Motion carried 6 to 1. Beil noted that this will be recommended to the Village Board for final approval on July 14. Announcements: None Motion by Trager, second by Marx to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 5:28pm Angie Volkman Clerk/Treasurer PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES June 22, 2026 Members: Chair: Natalie Beil; members Ken Trager, Dick Royston, and Jim Marx Members Absent: Les Sander, Neil Harrop, and Rob Westerlund Also Present: Curt Erickson (Village Administrator), residents Pete Peterson, Mark Beres, Marcia Miquelon, Becky Andrews, Elliot Fehlen, Ron & Cindy Smith, Jameson Duhr, Bradley Cowgill, Jeff & Jennifer Ludolph, Tristan & Katie Lucey, and Michael Shefchik The meeting was called to order at 5:00pm by Plan Commission Chair, Natalie Beil. Motion by Trager, second by Marx to approve the agenda as posted. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Trager, second by Marx to approve the minutes dated April 6, 2026. Motion carried unanimously. Citizen Comment on any subject not on the agenda: None Discuss request from the Heights Community Garden Group for a Conditional Use Permit to establish a community garden at the intersection of E. Fourth Street and State Street. Marcia Miquelon discussed the staked-out locations in relation to the Community Gardens proposed use. The highest elevation of the property located west of 106 E. Fourth Street will contain the garden shed due to the floodplain, and the open-air shelter could be located anywhere on the property. Residents in attendance discussed moving the garden plots to the north end of the property to preserve green space, ongoing maintenance of the garden, pollinators attracting bees, alternate locations in the Village, compost smells, and increased pedestrian and vehicle traffic in this corridor of the Village. The neighbors will work with the garden group to relocate the plots further to the north to accommodate the green space before the June 15 th Plan Commission meeting. No action taken. Announcements: None Motion by Marx, second by Trager to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 5:49pm Curt Erickson Village Administrator CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT REQUEST First floor apartment in rear of commercial building Property Address: 7 Marion Street Parcel Number: 0806-093-5631-8 §415-21 C B-1 Commercial Conditional Uses “The following are permitted as conditional uses in the B-1 District, provided that no nuisance shall be afforded to the public through noise, the discharge of exhaust gases from motor-driven equipment, unpleasant odors, smoke, steam, harmful vapors, obnoxious materials, unsightly conditions, obstruction of passage on the public street or sidewalk, or other conditions generally regarded as nuisances, and provided that where operations which are necessary or incident to the proper performance of these services or occupations would tend to afford such nuisances, areas, facilities, barriers, or other devices shall be provided in such a manner that the public is effectively protected from any and all such nuisances. These uses shall be subject to the consideration of the Plan Commission and Village Board with regard to such matters. (11) First-floor residential apartments in a building's rear with a reasonable amount of floor area left for store space in front. Background and Permit History The tenant at 7 Marion Street has occupied the first-floor apartment since 2019, when the property was under prior ownership. At that time, the previous owner received a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) allowing a residential apartment on the first floor at the rear of the commercial building. The property was sold in 2021. Because Conditional Use Permits do not transfer to subsequent owners, the current owner, Thomas Wangard, is requesting a new CUP to allow continued occupancy of the existing first-floor apartment. Site Layout and Proposed Use The first-floor apartment is located at the rear of the commercial building and is separate from both the storefront and the second-floor apartment space. It has its own means of ingress and egress, and the proposed use would continue the existing residential occupancy without changing the building’s general arrangement. • The residential use has existed at the property since pre-2016. • The requested CUP would allow the current owner to continue the established first-floor residential use. • Access to the apartment will maintain a separate ingress and egress from the storefront through an entrance on Marion Street. Recommendation Staff recommend the approval of the Conditional Use Permit request for 7 Marion Street to allow continued use of the existing first-floor apartment at the rear of the commercial building, subject to compliance with all applicable Village ordinances and any conditions established by the Plan Commission and Village Board. The Plan Commission shall consider the following conditions regarding the issuance of the CUP: 1. Property maintenance a. Complaints have previously been issued for violations of Section 355-8 Garbage accumulation; declaration of nuisance (2021). b. See pictures for current conditions of the property. 2. Parking issues on Marion Street a. Marion is a narrow street. There are often more cars parked on the street than properties creating a challenge for snow removal. b. A suggestion to limit a maximum of 2 cars for the residence could be implemented. 1 VILLAGE OF MAZOMANIE RESOLUTION NO. _2026-__________ AUTHORIZING THE RELEASE OF UTILITY EASEMENTS WHEREAS, the Village of Mazomanie (“Village”) holds a utility and storm water management easement (“Lot 14 Easement”) over and upon a parcel of real property known as 153/0806-174-0144-1 (“Lot 14”); WHEREAS, the Lot 14 Easement is more particularly described on the attached Exhibit A; WHEREAS, the Village holds a utility and storm water management easement (“Lot 15 Easement”) over and upon a parcel of real property known as 153/0806-174-0155-1 (“Lot 15”); WHEREAS, the Lot 15 Easement is more particularly described on the attached Exhibit B; WHEREAS, the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement were depicted on the Pleasant Ridge Run Plat recorded in the Dane County Register of Deeds on September 20, 2005 in Volume 58-087B of Plats on Page 444-445 as Document Number 4110251, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit C; WHEREAS, the Village desires to release the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement; WHEREAS, in connection with the release of the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement, the Village desires to create, reserve, accept, or otherwise establish an access easement over, across, and upon a portion of Lot 15, as legally described on Exhibit D attached hereto and incorporated herein; WHEREAS, the purpose of the access easement is to provide access over the area legally described, together with such rights of ingress and egress as may be necessary or appropriate for the use, maintenance, repair, replacement, and enjoyment of the access easement; WHEREAS, the Village Board has determined that it is in the best interests of the Village to approve the release of the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement, subject to the creation, execution, delivery, and recording of the access easement described on Exhibit D; WHEREAS, the owners of Lot 15 have requested, consented to, or will benefit from the release of the existing easement and creation of the access easement; WHEREAS, the Village Board desires that all costs and expenses associated with preparing the new survey, legal description, easement exhibit, and related documents necessary to create, describe, depict, and record the access easement shall be borne by the owners of Lot 15, unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the Village; and 2 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Village Board of the Village of Mazomanie approves the release of the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement as described above, subject to the creation, execution, delivery, and recording of the access easement described in this Resolution and in such final form as may be approved by the Village Attorney; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Village Board approves the creation of an access easement over, across, and upon the portion of Lot 15 legally described in Exhibit D, which access easement shall include such terms and conditions as are approved by the Village Attorney and deemed necessary or appropriate to carry out the intent of this Resolution; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the access easement shall not be effective unless and until the access easement, together with any required legal description, survey exhibit, certified survey map, plat amendment, release document, or other related instrument, is executed by the necessary parties and recorded with the Dane County Register of Deeds. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the release of the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement is expressly conditioned upon the prior or simultaneous execution and recording of the access easement approved by the Village Attorney, and no release shall be recorded unl ess and until the access easement and all related survey documents have been finalized, approved, executed, and submitted for recording in a manner acceptable to the Village Attorney. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all costs and expenses associated with the preparation of the new survey, legal description, access easement exhibit, certified survey map, plat amendment, easement document, recording fees, and any other related documentation necessary to create, describe, depict, and record the access easement shall be borne by the owners of Lot 15, unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the Village. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all other easements impacting Lot 14 and Lot 15 held by the Village that are not expressly described above shall remain in full force and effect; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Village President Natalie Beil, Village Administrator Curt Erickson, Village Attorney William Cole, are authorized to take all necessary action to act on behalf of, and bind, the Village of Mazomanie, in order to release the Lot 14 Easement and Lot 15 Easement and to create, accept, execute, deliver, and record the access easement described herein, including signing all documents necessary or appropriate to accomplish such action. In the absence or unavailability of the above individuals, other individuals authorized in writing by the Village President are similarly authorized to take such action. The above and foregoing Resolution was duly adopted at a meeting of the Village Board of the Village of Mazomanie on ______ ___, 2026, by a vote of _____ in favor and _____ opposed. 3 BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE BOARD By:________________________________________ Natalie Beil, Village President Date Attest:________________________________________ Angie Volkman, Village Clerk/Treasurer Date This document drafted by: Attorney Emily R. Selner AXLEY LLP 2 E. Mifflin St. Ste 200 Madison, WI 53703 (608)-283-6791 eselner@axley.com 4 EXHIBIT A Lot 14 Easement Being a part of Lot 14 of Pheasant Ridge Run, being a part of the NE ¼ of the SE ¼ and the SE ¼ of the SE ¼, Section 17, Town 8 North, Range 6 East, Village of Mazomanie, Dane County, Wisconsin, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 14 of Pheasant Ridge Run, thence S 66 46 05 E a distance of 87.5 feet, thence S 23 13 55 W a distance of 10.00 feet to the point of beginning, thence S 23 13 55 W a distance of 120.64 feet, thence N 66 46 05 W a distance of 5.00 feet, thence N 23 13 55 E a distance of 120.64 feet, thence S 66 46 05 E a distance of 5.00 feet to the point of beginning. Described easement having an area of 603.2 square feet. 5 6 EXHIBIT B Lot 15 Easement Being a part of Lot 15 of Pheasant Ridge Run, being a part of the NE ¼ of the SE ¼ and the SE ¼ of the SE ¼, Section 17, Town 8 North, Range 6 East, Village of Mazomanie, Dane County, Wisconsin, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 15 of Pheasant Ridge Run, thence S 23 13 35 W a distance of 10.00 feet to the point of beginning, thence S 23 13 35 W a distance of 120.64 feet, thence S 66 46 05 E a distance of 5.00 feet, thence N 23 13 55 E a distance of 120.64 feet, thence N 66 46 05 W a distance of 5.00 feet to the point of beginning. Described easement having an area of 603.91 square feet. 7 8 EXHIBIT C Pleasant Ridge Run Plat See attached. 9 EXHIBIT D Legal Description of Access Easement Kippley Construction Property Village of Mazomanie, Dane County, WI 5 Foot Wide Access Strip Being a part of Lot 15, Pheasant Ridge Run Plat, located in the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, Section 17, Town 8 North, Range 6 East, Village of Mazomanie, Dane County, Wisconsin, described as follows: Commencing at the Southeast corner and the Southern most corner of Lot 15 of Pheasant Ridge Run Plat; thence North 66°46’05” West along the South line of Lot 15, 72.02 feet to the point of beginning; thence North 66°46’05” West, 5.10 feet; thence North 34°34’47” East, 31.10 feet; thence North 23°13’55” East to a point on the South right-of-way line of Ridge Drive, 110.15 feet; thence South 66°46’05” East along the South right-of-way line of Ridge Drive, 5.00 feet; thence South 23°13’55” West, 110.64 feet; thence South 34°34’47” West, 30.60 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 706.00 square feet (0.016 acres), more or less. THIS DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED BY: GROTHMAN & ASSOCIATES, S.C. SCOTT P. HEWITT Professional Land Surveyor, No. 2229 Dated: August 24, 2026 File No.: 1025-597 THIS DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED FOR: Kippley Construction 296 E. Main Street 825 Industry Rd. Sauk City, WI 53583 201 E. Main Street | Suite 100 | Reedsburg, Wisconsin 53959 Phone: 608-524-6468 | Fax: 608-524-8218 | vierbicher.com PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT Project Number: 250880 This AGREEMENT (Agreement) is made today, August 11, 2026, by and between the VILLAGE OF MAZOMANIE, DANE COUNTY, WI (Client) and VIERBICHER ASSOCIATES, INC. (Consultant), which agree as follows: Project Name: Housing Study I. SCOPE OF PROJECT The Client desires a Village-wide housing study to understand the local housing market, key housing issues, and how they impact the Village of Mazomanie. The report is intended to offer a basis for formulating specific housing priorities, policy options, intervention strategies, and allocation of resources. II. SCOPE OF SERVICES A. General 1. Consultant shall collaborate with Client staff to prepare a housing market study within the Village of Mazomanie. The general roles of the Client and Consultant shall be as follows: a) Client: (1) Meeting Coordination, (2) Coordinate stakeholder participation, (3) Be the primary contact with all the stakeholders and communicate by providing updates and next steps in the process, (4) Gather data and information as identified by the Consultant. b) Consultant: (1) Facilitate meetings, present information at meetings, and conduct interviews, August 11, 2026 Page 2 of 7 (2) Work with the Client to determine materials and supplies needed for meetings; and provide materials as needed, (3) Work with the Client to determine public participation plan, roles and responsibilities for implementation of the plan, and complete assigned activities, (4) Determine data needed for project, assign the Client with data gathering tasks as appropriate, undertake other data collection as needed, (5) Summarize the findings during the assessment phase to determine the future housing needs, (6) Undertake Strategy Development by converting the findings into strategies followed by the creation of an implementation matrix, (7) Create a final report that incorporates the implementation matrix. B. Specific Services Provided by the Consultant Below is a detailed summary of the scope and process for completing the housing study and needs assessment. Specific tasks will be undertaken according to the roles outlined above. 1. Engagement: Stakeholder engagement is essential to a quality strategic planning process. Our proven planning framework establishes expectations and opportunities for involvement from the Village of Mazomanie staff and stakeholders. a) Project Collaboration / Steering Committee (Plan Commission): (1) Plan Commission Meeting #1 – Kick-off Meeting: Consultant and the Client will meet to develop a timeline and a list of stakeholders. We will establish clear expectations for communication throughout the process. We will also identify roles and responsibilities, define goals, discuss a public participation plan, milestones, and deliverables for the project. (2) Stakeholder Interviews: Consultant shall interview a representative from the top three largest employers, plus the school district to gain insights into housing availability. (3) Housing Survey: Consultant shall produce and process an online-hosted survey for community insights on the current state of Village housing. (4) Plan Commission Meeting #2: Consultant and Client shall review draft survey before the survey goes live online. August 11, 2026 Page 3 of 7 (5) Plan Commission Meeting #3: The third meeting we will review Draft Version #1, including the results of the stakeholder interviews. (6) Plan Commission Meeting #4: The Plan Commission meeting will review Draft Version #2, with primary focus on the draft Strategies and the Implementation Matrix. (7) Village Board Meeting: Potential Adoption of the Housing Study. 2. Assessment: The assessment phase will entail reviewing existing plans, collecting data, and researching sales, rentals, demand, and nearby competition based on information gathered within the Village of Mazomanie, the extraterritorial area, and within Dane County. The goal of the assessment phase is to define the housing situation and needs in the area. a) Understanding Community Reality and Regional Context: (1) Existing document and development process review: Consultant will work with Village staff to compile and review existing documents and information relevant to the housing market study. These may include the comprehensive plan, land division codes, and other guiding documents. (2) Housing Gaps and Opportunities: Consultant will identify gaps in the housing stock and the impact this has on the community. b) Housing Market Analysis: (1) Local housing market analysis: Our comprehensive analysis for the Village of Mazomanie housing market will consider the demographic makeup of the Village of Mazomanie and two comparable communities (Villages of Black Earth and Cross Plains, respectively), the current and future demand for owner occupied housing, issues relating to housing, such as blight, and any additional factors that come to light during the assessment phase. Consultant shall reference the Village’s comprehensive plan and applicable resources regarding future Village demographic projections. Consultant shall review comparable communities to understand the composition of residents and businesses and how that might impact the housing strategy for the region. (2) Housing Stock Analysis: We will conduct an analysis of characteristics of existing owner-occupied housing stock based on the collected and available data on occupancy, vacancies, and trends by unit type and property age. As data is available, an assessment will also be made of single- and multi-family construction activity and trends by size, type and price point. August 11, 2026 Page 4 of 7 (3) Rental Market Analysis: We will conduct an analysis of the rental market (i.e. occupancy, vacancy, rental rate trends, types of units and ages, etc.) and compare that with the existing rental demand for different types of residential units or homes. (4) Existing Housing/Current Stock Potential/Redevelopment: Based on stakeholder interviews, available GIS and other data, we will carry out a community assessment of the existing housing stock and identify any locations for redevelopment. 3. Strategy: a) Future Projections: A summary of future housing market demands shall be created by Consultant. (1) Elements considered as part of this forecast will include: (a) Change in distribution of demographic cohorts and household income which influence the decision to rent versus own and type of housing preferred. (b) Projected units supported by product type in Mazomanie as a result of continued changes to the population base. b) Generational Impacts: We will provide a synopsis of the anticipated impacts influenced by generational housing preferences. c) Strategy Development: The project team will develop short and long-term strategies to fill each of the housing issues identified in the assessment phase for the Client. These may include alternatives that: (1) Summarize existing housing strategies and identify successes and shortfalls. (2) Summarize existing development processes and identify any strategies to update the current development processes. (3) Identify strategies that support development of specific types of housing that are not currently in sufficient supply. (4) Encourage development of housing options that support the preferences of desired demographics. (5) Identify specific long-term strategies to match housing demand and appropriate supply. August 11, 2026 Page 5 of 7 (6) Identify target performance measurements, benchmarks, and milestones for strategic housing initiatives resulting from the planning process. 4. Implementation: a) Create Final Report: The final document will include the data gathered and identified throughout the process. This includes the summary of the data gathered in the Assessment Phase. b) Implementation Matrix: Create a set of strategies and initiatives which address housing issues and capitalize on identified opportunities. These issues and opportunities will be described in an implementation matrix. (1) The matrix will identify responsible parties, timing, and suitable financing vehicles for each action item. (2) The implementation matrix will also consider existing efforts and resources available through the Village of Mazomanie and other local economic development partner organizations. C. Additional Services if Requested by the Client If requested by Client, Consultant is prepared to provide the following additional services: 1. Additional Meetings, 2. Tax Increment District Assessment, 3. Development/Redevelopment Site Concept Site Design and Financial Analysis. NOTE: These services are not part of this Agreement. A separate Agreement or Amendment to this Agreement will be necessary to formally contract for this work. III. Services Not Provided as Part of This Contract The following services are not included as part of this work: A. Cost estimates for specific housing improvement measures. B. Services related to implementation of projects including administration, financing, development agreements, design, permitting, and other related implementation activities. IV. Client Responsibilities To complete our scope of services, the following information shall be provided by others: A. The Client will work with the Consultant to develop an appropriate Housing Study. EXHIBIT A – TIMELINE FOR VILLAGE HOUSING STUDY VILLAGE OF MAZOMANIE, DANE COUNTY, WI HOUSING STUDY Anticipated Summary of Activities and Timetable (Subject to Revisions) Action Party Responsible Date Range 1. Village Board Meeting #1: Selection of Consultant. Authorization to proceed with plan update. Village Board August 11, 2026 2. Vierbicher Internal Kick-Off Meeting Vierbicher August 12, 2026 3. Village Plan Commission Meeting #1: Project Kickoff: Agree upon objectives, activities, data sources, timeline, responsibilities, and deliverables. Consultant documents the Village’s suggestions. Village PC / Vierbicher September 15, 2026 4. Staff/Vierbicher communication. Village Staff/ Vierbicher Throughout Process 5. Gather updated community data. Vierbicher August-September 2026 6. In-Person Stakeholder interviews. Village / Vierbicher September 2026 7. Community Survey: Prepare draft survey – Goal is to identify respondents’ “top priorities,” then determine goals and objectives. Vierbicher September 2026 8. Village Plan Commission Meeting #2 Consultant and Client shall review draft survey before the survey goes live online. Village / Vierbicher October 20, 2026 9. Post / send out Public Survey – Open for ~four (4) weeks. Vierbicher October 22 – November 25, 2026 10. Tabulate Survey information. Vierbicher November 2026 11. Prepare the plan document based on this input and update any necessary data or maps. Vierbicher September - November 2026 12. Draft Version 1 of Housing Study sent to Village for Plan Commission Packets. Vierbicher December 2026 13. Village Plan Commission Meeting #3 Review Draft Version 1 of Housing Study, including stakeholder interview results. Village PC / Vierbicher December 15, 2026 14. Prepare Draft Version 2 of the Housing Study Vierbicher December 2026 15. Village Plan Commission Meeting #4 Recommending Housing Study Draft Version 2 to the Village Board. Village PC / Vierbicher January 19, 2027 16. Any requested edits to Draft Version 2 of the Housing Study; Village must have Draft Version 2 copy to post onto Village website. Vierbicher January 2027 17. Village Board Meeting #2 – Potential Adoption:  Presentation of Housing Study Village Board / Vierbicher February 9, 2027 (regular Village Board Mtg.) Village Plan Commission meets as needed in Village Hall Village Board meets 2nd Tuesday of the month @ 5:00 PM in Village Hall M:\Mazomanie, Village of\250880 - Housing Study\Admin and Marketing\Agreements\Base Agreement\EXHIBIT A - Timeline for V Mazomanie Housing Study.docx