Lake Geneva aldermen have given final approval for a development that could bring 58 single-family homes to the community.
Members of the city council unanimously approved a plan for the Vistas of Lake Geneva subdivision, Monday, Dec. 28. The plan commission initially approved a proposal for the development, Dec. 21.
Omega Homes, in Elkhorn, wants to build the homes on about 17 acres near the corner of LaSalle Street and Edgewood Drive.
The Vistas of Lake Geneva would be built in three phases, with homes starting around $400,000.
On Dec. 21, Ryan Cardinal discussed the proposal with the commission. He is the president of Cardinal Engineering LLC, in Lake Geneva, which is working with Omega Homes on the project.
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