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Main Goal
One of the main goals of the Planning and Parks Department is to plan for sustainable growth and an improved quality of life in Ozaukee County.
Helpful Information
Find helpful information about projects and planning activities associated with the preservation and protection of natural resources in Ozaukee County. If you have any questions or comments, we encourage you to get in touch with us.
Projects & Planning Activities
- Comprehensive Planning
- County Zoning
- County Shoreland Zoning Ordinance
- Erosion Control and Stormwater Ordinance
- Farmland Preservation
- Land Division Review Form (PDF)
- Land Division Review Form (Word)
- Park and Open Space
Boards, Councils, and Committees
- Citizen Advisory Committee
- Comprehensive Plan Board
- Land Preservation Board
- Trail Advisory Council
OZAUKEE COUNTY SOLAR INSTALLATION PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL MEETING 2/21/2020
Public Meetings for 2020 Update of VISION 2050
Commission staff has scheduled seven public meetings across the Region for the first round of public involvement on the 2020 Review and Update of VISION 2050. Please visit the public meeting schedule for more information.
Ozaukee County Coastal Resources Ecological Prioritization Master Plan
The Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Department, in conjunction with its partners including the Ozaukee Treasures Network, recently completed a Coastal Resources Ecological Prioritization Master Plan, which is a parcel-level prioritization planning effort for preservation and restoration of critical coastal land and water resources in Ozaukee County. The Department created a Geographic Information System (GIS) Decision Support Tool while developing the Master Plan to provide a GIS-based, systematic prioritization of parcels according to a suite of land use, environmental, and ecological analysis factors. An accompanying technical report serves as a supplemental document to the Master Plan and is intended to provide additional information about the planning process, a more detailed explanation of the data and methods utilized, and a discussion of the limitations and considerations of both the inputs and outputs of the analysis. Questions may be directed to Karina Ward, Planning and GIS Specialist, email or 262-238-8277.