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Pewaukee
Monday, November 2, 2026
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Lindsay Road truck traffic and neighborhood impacts

Summary

A neighbor near the business park supports fixing drainage but worries wider access means more semis, noise, early-morning forklift beeps and light spilling into yards. The board noted the variance wouldn't authorize more traffic, and the applicant said traffic has actually declined.

At a glance

Total mentions
1
Last 30 days
0

Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.

Impact analysis

✅Who benefits

Residents of the adjacent subdivision would be spared added truck noise and traffic if kept to current levels.

⚠️Who could be affected

Neighbors say truck noise, early-morning forklift beeping and light intrusion already affect their enjoyment of their properties.

Mentions & discussions (1)

MeetingJul 13, 2026tabled

Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting 07 13 2026 - Jul 13, 2026

A neighbor near the business park supports fixing drainage but worries wider access means more semis, noise, early-morning forklift beeps and light spilling into yards. The board noted the variance wouldn't authorize more traffic, and the applicant said traffic has actually declined.

Related development

tabled

O'Hern Business Park culvert and driveway variance

Approving it would let 53-foot semis exit the site without running into the ditch and would restore drainage away from the barn and mulch business; staff argued the standard width is workable and the road reconstruction project may resolve the issues.

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