Breezy Point Planning Commission Reviews Conditional Use Permit for New Social Club Near Golf Course

Overview: The Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission meeting focused on a conditional use permit (CUP) application from White Birch, Inc. for constructing a social club and related facilities at an existing golf course. This proposal sparked considerable discussion among residents and commission members regarding its compatibility with the neighborhood and potential impacts on public health and safety.

Breezy Point Resort Unveils Plans for Golf Course Redesign and New Clubhouse

Overview: The Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission meeting was highlighted by an in-depth presentation concerning the proposed redesign of Breezy Point Resort’s golf course, including potential zoning changes, environmental considerations, and community impact. David Lander, representing Breezy Point Resort, outlined plans that include a new clubhouse and modifications to the existing golf course layout, aimed at enhancing both the golfing experience and community engagement.

Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission Approves Property Variances with Conditions for Environmental Compliance

Overview: The Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission convened on March 11, 2025, to consider two property requests, resulting in the approval of both while emphasizing environmental compliance and proper water management.

Breezy Point Considers Rezoning and Marina Expansion Amidst Resident Concerns

Overview: The Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission recently convened to address issues impacting local land use, including a rezoning request for a residential property and the proposed reclassification of a harbor as a marina. These discussions drew public interest, highlighting concerns about community character, traffic safety, and environmental impacts.

Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission Approves Lakefront Variance

Overview: In a detailed session, the Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission approved a variance request for a property on Lake Pelican, despite the property exceeding the municipality’s impervious surface limits. The meeting also addressed the city’s 2025 meeting schedule, recognized long-serving members, and discussed future zoning revisions.