Two Rivers’ Plan Commission signed off on a new self-storage site plan on Columbus Street and advanced a zoning-rule tweak meant to clarify building setbacks in the Main Street/waterfront overlay area. Both votes were unanimous, with a small but telling wording fix flagged before the ordinance goes to City Council.
No public comments or communications recorded for this meeting.
The commission approved the site and architectural plans for three separate self-storage buildings on Columbus Street. Staff said the project meets zoning rules and raised no issues with landscaping or lighting, and the commission voted yes without changes. Based on the minutes, this was a follow-through step after a conditional use permit was issued in January 2026—so the key question here was design and compliance, not whether storage is allowed at all.
Roll call vote
7 yes
Matt Heckenlaible
yes
Rick Inman
yes
Pat Klein
yes
Tracey Koach
yes
Kyle Kordell
yes
Kristin Lee
yes
Adam Wachowski
yes
The commission voted to recommend City Council approve a zoning-ordinance change that would spell out building setbacks in the Main Street and Waterfront Corridor Overlay District. Members said they supported how the rule would work, but they also caught a basic wording problem: the draft referred to properties zoned “Waterfront Corridor,” and they said it needs to correctly say “Main Street and Waterfront Corridor Overlay District.” This is the kind of detail that matters—if the district name is wrong in the law, enforcement and interpretation get messy fast.
Roll call vote
7 yes
Matt Heckenlaible
yes
Rick Inman
yes
Pat Klein
yes
Tracey Koach
yes
Kyle Kordell
yes
Kristin Lee
yes
Adam Wachowski
yes