Wales schedules hearing on conditional-use amendment for Oak Crest property

The Village of Wales Plan Commission scheduled a public hearing for July 28, 2026, on a request to amend the existing conditional-use permit for 110 Oak Crest Drive.

The proposed change would allow a commercial structure at the property to add an accessory storage structure or garage. The public notice identifies the property as a two-family residential unit in the B-2 zoning district operating under an existing conditional-use permit.

For residents and nearby property owners, the matter concerns whether the requested storage use and accessory structure should be added to the site’s existing land-use authorization. The notice represents a proposed amendment, not a record that construction has been approved or begun.

What the request would change

The request is tied to the existing conditional-use permit for the Oak Crest Drive property. It would address the type of accessory structure and storage use permitted for a commercial structure at a site described in the notice as a two-family residential use in the B-2 district.

That combination of residential and commercial land-use details makes the permit amendment the central issue before the Plan Commission. The available source packet does not characterize the request as a new business or a new housing development.

The public hearing process gave residents and nearby property owners an opportunity to comment on the proposed change. The available records do not include hearing testimony or statements showing support or opposition.

When and where the hearing was scheduled

The hearing was scheduled for July 28, 2026, at the Wales Community Center, 216 West South Street, Wales. The property named in the notice is 110 Oak Crest Drive, Wales, Wisconsin 53183.

The date and location are the confirmed action in the public notice. The notice does not provide the proposed garage’s dimensions, and the available record does not state when construction would occur.

Outcome remains unconfirmed

The available record does not establish whether the Plan Commission approved, denied or tabled the request after the scheduled hearing. It also does not establish that construction is authorized or underway.

The Village of Wales maintains official meeting, agenda, minutes and notice information for the municipality. Those records are the relevant source for any later decision or documentation concerning the conditional-use amendment.

Until a later action is documented, the confirmed development is the filing of the request and the scheduling of the public hearing. The proposed amendment remains subject to the village’s land-use process.