Allison Kavanaugh

The meeting included a public hearing and discussion regarding a proposed ordinance and potential impact on a local community event. The Board approved an ordinance, a resolution regarding utility rates, and a temporary road closure. Additionally, construction updates for public works projects, including wells and street work, were reviewed with direction provided to host project information on the village website. The Board also discussed and approved funding for staff uniforms.

The meeting includes review and action on Ordinance 2026-05 regarding the sale of food products and coin-operated amusement devices, and Resolution 2026-04 concerning water utility rate orders from the Public Service Commission. Additionally, the agenda covers a request for a temporary road closure for a block party, updates on public works construction projects, committee appointments, and the potential authorization of funds for administrative staff clothing.

The agenda includes several action items such as the approval of pollution control insurance for the Kopmeier Lift Station project, the preparation of an ordinance regarding a Designated Outdoor Open-Intoxicant Area, and updates to the Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement concerning the Pewaukee Lake Water Safety Patrol Unit. The Board will also review committee appointments, approve financial checks and invoices, and discuss a land license agreement with the Soo Line Railroad Company. A closed session is scheduled to deliberate on land acquisition and public property matters related to the land license agreement.

The agenda includes the review, discussion, and possible action on several ordinances regarding the sale of food products, coin-operated amusement devices, and soft drink licenses, as well as a resolution to adopt the Water Utility Rate Order from the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin. New business items cover a request for a temporary road closure for a block party, updates on various public works and infrastructure projects, confirmation of appointments to the Aquatic Weed Commission, and a proposal regarding the use of village funds for branded clothing for administrative staff.

The Village Board reviewed various operational and community initiatives, including the development of a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area, a new logo for the Joint Parks and Recreation Department, and extensions for special event alcohol sales. Discussions also covered a proposed design change order for Prospect Avenue, the approval of a drainage easement at 765 Glacier Road, the purchase of a portable roadside message board, and the status of installing a concrete median at the Oakton railroad crossing. Additionally, the Board considered contract proposals for village auditing services and village attorney representation, updates to the employee handbook regarding remote work, a mobile home park license renewal, and financial matters including invoices and consent orders related to DNR well compliance.