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Subdivision - Preliminary Plat
Description A subdivision plat is used to create more than six parcels. Subdivision plats are reviewed in two steps: preliminary and final. A preliminary subdivision plat shows the proposed layout of the lots and any roads. If a preliminary plat is approved, the final plat is then prepared consistent with that approval along with all requirements in the Town's land division regulations and state law.

Decisionmakers Plan Commission makes a recommendation and the Town Board makes the final decision

Appeals The Town Board's decision can be appealed to the circuit court.
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Primary Staff Contact
Cindy Komro, Zoning Administrator/Deputy Clerk
262.675.6009 x106 (office) 262.290.0154 (mobile)
About Reviewers
The following are involved in the review of this type of application.

The Town Board is the governing body of the Town of Trenton and is responsible for making decisions on local policies, budgets, and ordinances. The board also reviews certain types of development projects. The board consists of 3 members who are elected to two-year, overlapping terms. (CK proof)

The Plan Commission is a 7-member body established by the Town Board to review certain development projects and act on other matters. Depending on the type of the development proposal, the commission may be advisory to the Town Board or have the authority to make the final decision. One member also serves on the Town Board; the remaining members are town residents. (CK proof)

The Zoning Administrator provides technical support to the Town Board, Plan Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, developers, neighbors, and other interested parties to facilitate the development review process. (CK proof)