Click Here for Planning Commission Meeting Agendas and Minutes
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Town of Omro Highway 21 Corridor Survey Report
Approved by Planning Commission and Accepted by Town Board in February 2023
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The Town of Omro's most recently adopted Comprehensive Plan can be found HERE.
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Please refer to the Town of Omro Fee Schedule when making applications for Planning Commission Review
Zoning Change ~ Conditional Use ~ Variance
NOTE: Because all Town of Omro property falls under Town/County Zoning, all applications will need to be initiated with the Winnebago County Zoning Department (920) 232-3344. However, those applications will be forwarded to, and addressed by, Town of Omro's Planning Commission and Town Board, in addition to the County. See the Town of Omro Fee Schedule for applicable fees.
Contact Planning Commission Chairman with any questions during your application / review process.
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Town of Omro Highway 21 Corridor Survey Report
Approved by Planning Commission and Accepted by Town Board in February 2023
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The Town of Omro's most recently adopted Comprehensive Plan can be found HERE.
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Please refer to the Town of Omro Fee Schedule when making applications for Planning Commission Review
Zoning Change ~ Conditional Use ~ Variance
NOTE: Because all Town of Omro property falls under Town/County Zoning, all applications will need to be initiated with the Winnebago County Zoning Department (920) 232-3344. However, those applications will be forwarded to, and addressed by, Town of Omro's Planning Commission and Town Board, in addition to the County. See the Town of Omro Fee Schedule for applicable fees.
Contact Planning Commission Chairman with any questions during your application / review process.
The Town of Omro Planning Commission was officially created with the adoption of Ordinance No. 2004-02 on April 12, 2004. This ordinance repealed and replaced the previously established "Planning Agency" ordinance of 2001.
The Planning Commission cannot, on its own, make decisions considered to be “final”, but plays an important role in that it serves to review applications for land divisions, conditional uses, variances and zoning changes, after which it makes recommendations to the Town Board for approval/denial of such, along with any suggested conditions for approval.
The Planning Commission cannot, on its own, make decisions considered to be “final”, but plays an important role in that it serves to review applications for land divisions, conditional uses, variances and zoning changes, after which it makes recommendations to the Town Board for approval/denial of such, along with any suggested conditions for approval.
Planning Commission Members
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