Village of Mukwonago

Site Plan

Description:Site plans show how a property will be developed including buildings, parking, landscaping, signage and so much more. That layout and design has a direct effect on the overall functionality of the site, the extent to which the land use can be expanded on the site in the future, effects of the land use on nearby properties, and impacts on existing and anticipated public and private infrastructure.

Decision-maker(s): The Plan Commission reviews applications within business zoning districts and all other nonmanufacturing zoning districts. The Economic Development Committee reviews applications within manufacturing zoning districts. If a project is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the Historic Preservation Committee makes a recommendation to the Plan Commission or the Economic development committee as appropriate.

Application Fee

Conceptual Site Plan and/or Architectural Review: $200.00 plus $.02 per sq. ft.
Minor Site Plan (Buildings less than 600 sq. ft.): $135.00 plus $.02 per sq. ft.
Resubmittal of or Amendment to Site Plan and/or Architectural Review: $200.00
Site Plan and/or Architectural Review: $250.00 plus $.02 per sq. ft.

Upcoming Meetings

There are no upcoming dates at this time.

Application Materials

Site Plan, Architectural, and Planned Unit Development (PUD) Application

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can a decision of the Plan Commission be appealed?

Although the Plan Commission generally makes recommendations, there are some instances where the Commission makes the final decision. Those decisions can be appealed to circuit court. An appeal must be filed with the court soon after the decision has been made.

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What is a determination of completeness?

When we receive a development application, staff will review the materials to make sure the application submittal is complete and ready for formal review. If an application submittal is not complete, staff will notify the applicant and describe the parts that are not complete.

A determination that an application is complete means the application is ready for formal review and does not suggest the applicant has provided sufficient information in all regards or preclude the reviewing authority from requesting additional information it deems appropriate.

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