Annexation and zoning of Cardinal Drive and Burgreen Road parcels
Madison
Summary
Two property owners want their land brought into Madison city limits and zoned for low-density residential use. That means city services, city taxes, and city rules would apply to those parcels going forward.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Annexed properties would become subject to city property taxes and eligible for city services.
The property owners gain access to city services and utilities.
No groups are clearly harmed, though nearby residents may see more traffic and development pressure.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council Meeting - Aug 24, 2026
Two property owners want their land brought into Madison city limits and zoned for low-density residential use. That means city services, city taxes, and city rules would apply to those parcels going forward.
Planning Commission - Jun 18, 2026
Two petitions would bring roughly three acres of residential property into Madison city limits with R-1A zoning. Annexation means city services, city taxes, and city zoning rules for those parcels.
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Related development
11356 Cardinal Drive annexation
The homeowner gains access to city services; the lot fits the surrounding residential subdivision.
10569 Burgreen Road annexation
Homeowners join the city; the non-conforming lot-line issue could be resolved later by combining the lots via certified plat.
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