Franklin — Saying it takes too long to get developments approved in the city, Common Council President Steve Taylor is asking his fellow aldermen to create a committee to review the development process.
Taylor is proposing a Mayoral Ad Hoc Development Process Review Committee to study what procedures work best in other communities to see if they can be implemented in Franklin.
He said some developers tell him that a development proposed in other communities can be approved in 90 days but that it takes nine months in Franklin.
Taylor is proposing that the committee be headed by Mayor Tom Taylor. The mayor would choose an alderman, three people experienced in development, and one member each from the city plan, economic development and environmental commissions to serve on the committee. The members would be approved by the Common Council.
E-mail Newsletter
Your link to the biggest stories in the suburbs delivered Thursday mornings.
Enter your e-mail address above and click "Sign Up Now!" to begin receiving your e-mail newsletter
Get the Newsletter!
More from News and Features
- Jim Ruetz appointed District 3 alderman
- Quarry monitoring panel put on hold
- Franklin opts to keep John's Disposal Service
- News & Notes: May 17
- DJ's Court Tourney set for Aug. 4 at Franklin High School
- Police Report: May 15
- Fire starts when woman lights cigarette near oxygen hose (6)
- Police Report: May 15
- Hales Corners library announces summer hours
- Thomas Rosandich named Oak Creek fire chief








1 COMMENTS
Franklin Taxpayer - Nov 18, 2011 2:41 PM - Report Abuse