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New golf entertainment venue proposal sparks community debate

September 13, 2024 | Monona, Dane County, Wisconsin


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New golf entertainment venue proposal sparks community debate
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed a proposal by TG Minona LLC for a certified survey map and street vacation at Engel Street, aimed at facilitating the construction of a new Topgolf entertainment venue at 1717 West Broadway. The proposal includes a four-lot certified survey map and the vacation of a 404-linear-foot portion of Engel Street, which is necessary for the project’s development.

City officials confirmed that the two parcels located at 1945 to 1955 West Broadway are not included in the current proposal and will not affect access to the properties. Dr. Henderson, a local resident, raised concerns about how the proposal might impact property access, which were addressed by city representatives affirming that access would remain unaffected.

The commission received unanimous support for the proposal from the Public Works Committee during their August 7 meeting. City staff recommended approval of the certified survey map, noting that the smallest lot would still exceed five acres, making it suitable for development.

However, discussions highlighted the need for a public utility easement on the certified survey map, as there are existing public utilities under Engel Street. Commission members emphasized the importance of documenting this easement to ensure proper access for utility maintenance. Additionally, there were recommendations for including emergency access routes in the certified survey map to enhance safety and compliance.

The meeting underscored the collaborative efforts between city officials, developers, and community members to ensure that the proposed development aligns with public interests and safety regulations. The commission is expected to forward their recommendations to the city council for final approval.

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