The West Bend Plan Commission on Sept. 10 approved ZPU26006, a PUD overlay for a 72.3‑acre mixed‑residential development proposed by Scott Simon, after a presentation and follow‑up questions about snow removal, setbacks, fire‑safety exceptions and phasing; the motion carried 5‑3 with listed conditions.

A developer presented a revised concept plan for a 159.1-acre mixed residential development (single-family, duplexes) and the commission directed staff to set public hearings for land-use and zoning changes after members raised traffic, access and buffering questions.

The West Bend Plan Commission voted to deny a proposed PUD overlay for roughly 21.7 acres at Daisy Drive and Clearview Drive after residents raised concerns about flooding, private roads, policing, traffic and lack of PUD offsets. The motion cited failure to meet zoning criteria in section 17.36 sub.4(a)-(c).

The common council approved a developers agreement with Fiduciary Real Estate Development for a 408‑unit multifamily project (SP‑26‑006). Council confirmed the agreement covers public‑right‑of‑way improvements for phase one (Lot 1, 256 units) and said lot two development will follow after required improvements are complete.

The West Bend Common Council approved a comprehensive plan amendment, zoning map changes and a planned‑unit development overlay and resolution for about 72.3 acres at South Main and West Rusco Drive to allow a mix of single‑family, two‑family and multifamily housing tied to the Washington County Next Gen Housing program; council approved motions by voice vote.

The Common Council approved a development agreement tied to TIF‑14 allowing sale of 60 acres (for $1) and a phased $250,000 infrastructure/site‑preparation grant. The agreement includes a $15 million minimum assessed‑value guarantee for the initial phase and other financial protections.

Council seeks approval for TIF to fund residential and industrial development in West Bend

Tax Increment District 18 receives approval for industrial and residential development in West Bend.

Council members agree to extend Eisenbaum Village project timeline by four years.