Village of Mount Pleasant, WI - rezone
What is a Rezone?
A rezone is the change of zoning classification of a particular parcel or parcels of land. A zoning classification is also referred to as a Zoning District, which establishes various regulations and standards for both use and development of property.
When do I need a Rezone?
Changes in the use of a parcel may require a rezone. For example, if you own a parcel designated as agricultural but want to use the parcel for business, you may need to rezone. Your desire to rezone a parcel does not guarantee that the municipality will find your request favorable. There are many factors that a municipality will consider before rezoning a parcel including but not limited to the current and future use, surrounding parcel use, municipal comprehensive plans, etc.
Contact your local zoning administrator for more information in applying for a rezone.
Below you will find information on rezones for the Village of Mount Pleasant. You can scroll down the page or click one of the green links below to jump to a specific section.
Applications | Application fees | Additional Information
Applications
Rezone
Use this application to apply for a rezone.
Site, Building, Operation Plan Application
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Application Fees
Planning Fee Schedule
Fee schedule for all planning requests.
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Additional Information
Conditional Use (CUP) and Rezone Timeline
Use this timeline to better understand the steps in the conditional use and rezone review processes.
Site, Building, Operation Plan Checklist
Use this checklist to ensure that you have a complete submission.
Site, Building, Operation Plan Process
The Village of Mount Pleasant zoning ordinance requires that commercial, industrial, institutional, multifamily planned unit developments shall obtain site, building operationplan approval from the Village Plan Commission prior to the issuance of fill, building or zoning permits. Additional significant site plan changes (i.e. alterations, landscaping, parking, lighting, etc) require Village Plan Commission approval prior to undertaking such actions.
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