(A) When the land to be subdivided lies within one and one-half miles of the corporate limits of the village, subject to the limitation of Wis. Stats. § 66.0105, the subdivider shall proceed as specified in §§ 153.032 above, except:
(1) Transmittal responsibility lies with the Clerk of the town to whom the plat is first submitted and the subdivider shall indicate which one in his or her application;
(2) Approval agencies shall be as specified in Wis. Stats. § 236.10, and the subdivider must comply with the land subdivision ordinances of the town in which the plat lies;
(3) Subdivider may proceed with the installation of such improvements and under such regulations of the Town Board within whose limits the plat lies. Whenever connection to any utility of the village is desired, permission for such connection shall be obtained from the Village Board. Village policy does not permit serving any individual outside its village limits; and
(4) All improvement requirements specified by the town in which the plat is located or any special improvement district shall be met before filing of the final plat.
(B) (1) Subdivisions, lot splits, and CSMs in the village’s extraterritorial plat approval jurisdiction may not be less than 35 acres per parcel; condominium developments and planned unit developments/planned development overlays/cluster developments, where any unit is situated on less than 35 acres, are prohibited. The Village Board may approve subdivisions, lot splits, and CSMs less than 35 acres per parcel and condominium developments and planned unit developments/planned development overlays/cluster developments where any unit is situated on less than 35 acres, if the division meets the criteria stated in § 153.033.
(2) The village will not consider any subdivision, lot split, CSM, condominium development, or planned unit development/planned development overlays/cluster developments in its extraterritorial plat review jurisdiction regardless of parcel size or unit density until the proposal has been approved by the village and the extraterritorial plat review fees as provided in § 36.04 has been paid; such approval however, shall not limit the village’s extraterritorial plat approval authority.
(3) In approving the subdivision, lot split, CSM, condominium development, or planned unit developments/planned unit overlays/cluster developments, the village may impose any conditions necessary including, but not limited to, restrictive covenants and requiring a homeowner’s association.
(4) Plat review criteria for subdivisions, lot splits, CSMs, and condominium developments/planned development overlays/cluster developments with less than one unit per 35 acres in the village’s extraterritorial plat jurisdiction, shall be as follows:
(a) For agriculture lands, the proposed land division will assist and assure the continuation of the agriculture use;
(b) For non-agricultural lands, shall be compatible with adjacent land uses and shall maintain the general land use pattern of the area;
(c) Shall result in a development pattern which is compatible with surrounding developments and existing or planned land uses as measured by proposed use, lot sizes, traffic generation, access, noise, visual features, and other issues affecting development; and
(d) Shall not adversely affect the village’s planning or ability to provide public services.
(Prior Code, § 18.04) (Ord. 03-2019, passed 2-14-2019)