Ad Hoc Knollwood Restrictive Covenant Review Committee - Regular Meeting

Monday, September 21, 2026

The Altoona Ad Hoc Knollwood Restrictive Covenant Review Committee approved previous meeting minutes and a fence proposal at 1520 Knollwood Trail.

About this meeting

Government Body
Ad Hoc Knollwood Restrictive Covenant Review Committee
Meeting Type
Ad Hoc Knollwood Restrictive Covenant Review Committee
Location
Altoona, WI
Meeting Date
September 21, 2026

Transcript

29 sections

0:16•Speaker 2

Okay. Call me to order, Brendan.

0:21•Speaker 3

All right, we're ready. Let's go ahead and call the Ad Hoc and Old Woods Restrictive Covenant Review Committee to order. We have roll call.

0:37•Speaker 4

Let's see, my members here.

0:39•Speaker 5

Okay, Mayor Brendan Pratt. Here. Member Michael Peterson.

0:43•Speaker 5

Member Joanne Applebaugh. Member Taylor Greenwell.

0:47•Speaker 5

And we have one vacancy. And I'm Cindy Bauer, city clerk. We have a quorum.

0:52•Speaker 3

All right. Discuss, consider approval of the minutes of the August 22, 2024 ad hoc Nolwood Restrictive Covenant Review Committee meeting.

1:01•Speaker 2

I'll make a motion to approve the minutes.

1:04•Speaker 4

Check and did.

1:05 – 1:28•Speaker 3

All right. We have a motion and a second. All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed motion carries number four discuss consider approval of the fence as submitted by Jordan then Jordan Rose were properly located at 1520 no wood Trail parcel number two zero one two two three three zero nine one zero zero and

1:32 – 2:11•Speaker 2

I mean, yes, I obviously put the materials together. That was submitted by the applicant, five-foot-tall vinyl fence on the east side of their property. From under the zoning code, it's compliant, so there's no issues zoning-wise. Is this on the property line, or is the offset slightly on the property line? Yeah, so it doesn't have any zoning issues.

2:12 – 2:27•Speaker 4

It looks like you've chosen some nice matching materials that fit well with the house and the landscape in the area. And a lot of it is in the wooded area as well, so I don't think that would draw too much attention.

2:28•Speaker 3

That's to the natural. Yeah.

2:30•Speaker 4

Actually, I think it'll look really nice.

2:37•Speaker 2

I'll make a motion to approve the fence.

2:40•Speaker 4

I'll second. I'll second. Okay. Mike will second. Even better.

2:45•Speaker 3

All right. We have a motion and a second. All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion carries. Any miscellaneous business?

2:53 – 3:10•Speaker 2

If you haven't taken the park survey, make sure you go and do that. It's on the city's website on the first page. Just scroll down. You'll see calendar events, but it's a comprehensive resident survey. So if you want to... comment on our park system. We'd love to get as many residents taken as possible. So, that's all I got, though.

3:11•Speaker 5

And then, Brendan, I sent you an applicant for a, to be on the committee for this committee.

3:19•Speaker 5

Someone that's expressed interest, and we can put it at, on the October council meeting, if you so recommend.

3:25•Speaker 3

Okay, sounds good. Just let me know. Anybody else? All right, motion for adjournment.

3:35•Speaker 3

Motion to adjourn. Second. Motion to second. All in favor say aye.

3:41•Speaker 3

Opposed? All right. That was quick and easy. All right. Thanks.

3:46•Speaker 2

I'll follow up with an email for the building permits.

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