EGG HARBOR, Wis. (WFRV) – The Village of Egg Harbor’s Board has delayed making a decision on whether to approve a proposed development at the Alpine Golf Course.
The owner of Alpine Golf Course is looking to reduce the 18-hole course to 9 holes and convert a portion of the property into residential housing. However, residents living near the course have voiced strong opposition to the proposal.
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“We are known nationally for our natural beauty and geographical attributes,” said one resident. “We need to carefully and diligently protect this valuable asset.”
Another resident expressed concerns about the limited open spaces in Egg Harbor, emphasizing the importance of preserving such areas.
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Chad Fradette, the project manager, explained that the development would include a mix of residential areas and a higher-end golf course, with plans to enhance the course by adding topsoil and creating a new island green.
After Wednesday’s meeting, council members decided they needed more time to review the plans, which had been approved by the village plan commission in a three-to-two vote last week.
