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Sunday, January 20, 2013

Is Walmart Worth a Land Use Plan Change?

The retail giant has submitted a request to amend Racine County's comprehensive plan so a store could be built at the intersection of 4 Mile and North Green Bay roads.

Walmart wants to build a 180,000-square-foot supercenter in Caledonia at 4 Mile and N. Green Bay roads. But it first must clear an initial hurdle—changing Racine County's comprehensive plan. The county's comprehensive plan conflicts with Caledonia's. The southeast corner of that intersection, where Walmart wants to build, is designated residential in the county's plan. Caledonia, meanwhile, defines that land as mixed use, including commercial and retail. Walmart is highlighting the inconsistency and asking the plans be aligned. The village's Plan Commission will investigate and formulate their recommendations. Many residents have opposed the prospect of a Walmart development and would likely be against a land-use change. But we ask you: …

Caledonia Confused

11:48 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

How about this: WM partners with low cost housing developer to update plans. Low cost apartments will be built all along North Green Bay Road. This will shield the parking lot for the new concept even smaller Neighborhood Market on the eastern end of the property.   more ›

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Walmart Wants To Build A Store In Caledonia

Walmart says they want to submit plans to build a store in Caledonia, but they'll be asking for citizen input before that happens.

Walmart is back with a new location for a proposed 24-hour general merchandise store in Caledonia. The company announced its intentions Tuesday, in a press release that states it intends to present plans to the village for a store on the southeast corner of 4 Mile and Green Bay roads. Company officials anticipate the store will create 300 jobs, most of which are expected to be full-time. Last year Walmart proposed an 115,000-square-foot neighborhood grocery store on the corner of Highway 31 and 4 Mile Road. Village residents strongly disapproved of that plan, and hundreds of residents attended a public meeting to tell Walmart officials that if they wanted to come to Caledonia, they should choose a different spot, preferably one closer to …

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Janyce

3:19 pm on Saturday, October 13, 2012

Learn from history, The 'lower taxes' argument doesn't work.   more ›

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