Executive Director of Parks and Recreation at Village of Pleasant Prairie
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The board approved a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and a Zoning Map Amendment resulting from a wetland delineation on Old Green Bay Road. Additionally, the board approved a concession license agreement for the RecPlex with Smarty's Sweets & Treats, LLC, and a triathlon agreement with Raceday Events. Appointments for 2026 Alternate Members to the Community Development Authority were also confirmed.
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The Board meeting covered various consent agenda items, including donation acknowledgments. Key discussions involved a recent pipeline spill at an Enbridge facility in Saxon, Wisconsin, where the Board addressed ongoing investigations and remediation efforts. Additionally, the Board reviewed and adopted rules related to the state's electronics recycling program, specifically focusing on manufacturer recycling targets, the implementation of shortfall fee waiver processes, and the expansion of eligible devices for recycling.
The board reconsidered and ultimately denied the zoning map and text amendments for the proposed WoodSpring Suites project. Key actions included the approval of partial releases for TIF and Land Division development agreements. The board received a presentation regarding the village's solid waste collection process. Legislative actions were taken to amend municipal code sections regarding violations, penalties, and new standards for solid waste and recycling. Additionally, contracts were awarded for the 2026 CIPP Sanitary Sewer project, the CTH H Sanitary Manhole Replacement project, and the Tobin Creek Bank Stabilization project.
The board addressed several key items, including the oath for a police K-9 and various zoning and development matters. Decisions were made regarding a Certified Survey Map and public improvement plans for water infrastructure, as well as an amendment to the zoning ordinance defining temporary foundations. A proposal for an extended stay hotel was referred back to the Plan Commission for further review. The board also initiated an amendment process for recreational vehicle parking and storage regulations. Additionally, discussion occurred regarding the village's participation in the Kenosha Unified School District, resulting in a directive to research proportional representation. A cash deposit reduction for a local development was also approved.
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