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Modifications
Description: The Village of Germantown requires approval by the Village Plan Commission for modifications in accordance to Chapter 17.50 Modifications. These items are to be considered at regularly scheduled Plan Commission meetings.  The review process is summarized below.

Decision-maker(s): Plan Commission

Review process:
  1. Preliminary Consultation. Prior to the preparation and official submittal of the site plan and supporting data, the applicant may meet with the Plan Commission and/or its staff for a preliminary consultation. The purpose of this preliminary consultation is to have an informal discussion of the proposed project, a review of the regulations and policies applicable to the project and a discussion of the land use implications of the project.
  2. Submittal of application materials. The applicant submits an application and other required materials to the Zoning Administrator along with the application fee as may be established by the Village Board.
  3. Determination of completeness. Planning and Zoning Staff review the submitted materials to determine if the application is complete. If the application is not complete, the Staff will notify the applicant of incomplete or missing requirements.
  4. Staff report. Planning and Zoning Staff prepare a staff report and posts a copy to the Plan Commission meeting agenda. 
  5. Plan Commission decision. The Plan Commission makes a decision based on the information provided to (1) approve the modification, (2) approve the modification with conditions, or (3) deny the modification request.
  6. Final decision document. Planning and Zoning Staff prepare the decision document as approved by the Plan Commission.
  7. Written decision sent to applicant. Planning and Zoning Staff send a copy of the decision to the applicant.
  8. Public record copy. A duplicate copy of the decision is retained as a public record.

Note: This description is intended to highlight the key steps in the review procedure, and may not include all of the details. Please refer to above referenced section of the zoning code for a complete description of the process and related requirements.
 
Application Fee
$175
Upcoming Meetings
There are no upcoming dates at this time.
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Primary Staff Contact
Jordan Yanke, Associate Planner
262-250-4734