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Consideration of a land division via Certified Survey Map at 8701 W. Watertown Plank Road, Christopher Carr, The Sigma Group, applicant
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Submitted by:
Art Piñon
Department:
Development
A. Background/Options
The applicant is proposing a Certified Survey Map (CSM) to subdivide an existing parcel and create one new lot (identified as Lot 2 on the attached map) located south of Watertown Plank Road, between N. 87th Street and Elm Lawn Street, at 8701 W. Watertown Plank Road. The subject property is located within the Special Purpose - Medical Center District (SP-MED) zoning district.
The proposed lot is intended to accommodate future educational facility housing for the Medical College of Wisconsin. The newly created lot meets all required lot standards for the SP-MED zone.
Attached to this report are the proposed CSM, a location map, and a project description.
B. Staff Comments
Planning/Zoning Division
No additional comments.
Building Division
No comments.
City Assessor’s Office
Owner to provide detailed cost of any changes to the site. If property owner claims property tax exemption, they must re-file the state prescribed form (PR-230) by the statutory deadline to be re-considered for property tax exemption. Owner must also be compliant with bi-annual filing of the state prescribed form (PC-220). Filing the PR-230 does not guarantee property tax exemption. Additionally, if there are any changes to use or occupancy the owner must contact the Assessor’s Office immediately.
City Clerk’s Office
No comments.
Engineering Division
No comments.
Fire Department
All work shall comply with all applicable Federal, State, and Local fire codes and ordinances, including currently adopted editions and amendments.
Health Department
No comments.
Police Department
No comments.
C. Recommendation
Staff recommends approval subject to:
1. Any technical corrections as identified by the Register of Deeds and City staff.
2. Owner to provide detailed cost of any changes to the site. If property owner claims property tax exemption, they must re-file the state prescribed form (PR-230) by the statutory deadline to be re-considered for property tax exemption. Owner must also be compliant with bi-annual filing of the state prescribed form (PC-220). Filing the PR-230 does not guarantee property tax exemption. Additionally, if there are any changes to use or occupancy the owner must contact the Assessor’s Office immediately.
3. Per State Statutes 236.34 (2), the CSM is to be recorded within 12 months of the Common Council approval.