Pine Cove Shores homeowners oppose golf facility due to traffic concerns

June 21, 2025 | Sawyer County, Wisconsin

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Pine Cove Shores homeowners oppose golf facility due to traffic concerns

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Concerns over a proposed Conditional Use Permit (CUP) change took center stage during a recent Sawyer County government meeting, as Pine Cove Shores homeowners voiced their apprehensions about a new golf facility. The president of the Pine Cove Shores homeowners association, who resides at 10130 N Pearson Road in Hayward, expressed surprise at the notification process regarding the proposed changes.

He noted that he and his wife were informed about the CUP change due to their ownership of land across Highway B, rather than their home directly across South Shore Drive. This discrepancy raised eyebrows, as none of the other homeowners in the small community of 11 homes received similar notifications.

The president highlighted that the majority of Pine Cove Shores residents are opposed to the golf facility, primarily due to concerns about increased traffic in the area. With many young children living in the neighborhood, safety on the roads is a significant worry.

As discussions continue, the community's concerns underscore the importance of clear communication and consideration of local residents' needs in zoning decisions. The outcome of this proposal could have lasting implications for the Pine Cove Shores neighborhood and its residents.

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