The council held a meeting where several key items were addressed. Proclamations were issued recognizing Concordia University-Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Area Technical College Mequon Campus. The council approved various consent agenda items, including development agreements for local housing projects. Ordinances related to the establishment of the Economic Development and Tourism Board, lodging taxes, sex offender residency restrictions, and zoning district standards were introduced. Additionally, resolutions were passed to discontinue a portion of Juniper Trail, adopt the 2027 Southern Ozaukee Fire & Emergency Medical Services Department budget, authorize exceptions to levy limits, and approve the purchase of a fire engine. The council also conducted a closed session regarding litigation and executed a separation agreement.
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The Council meeting involved reports from public officials and the approval of the consent agenda. Key legislative actions included the approval of a resolution for the purchase and installation of a replacement boiler for the Public Safety Building, along with associated equipment and repairs. The Council also passed a resolution accepting donations from the Mequon Thiensville Community Foundation for a new Police K9 unit. Additionally, the acquisition of several new vehicles for the Police Department, including a Dodge Durango and three Ford Interceptors, was authorized, with discussion noting the inclusion of transferred equipment for cost efficiency. The Council also convened in closed session to discuss a performance review for the City Administrator.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
City of Mequon Common Council Regular Meeting
The Council conducted a public hearing and subsequent vote regarding Ordinance 2026-1694, which amends the zoning map and land use plan for a residential development consisting of 87 single-family lots. The ordinance was approved. Additionally, the Council approved a consent agenda covering various committee meeting minutes and resolutions, including the approval of a certified survey map and a development agreement for a townhome project. Further resolutions were passed to reallocate American Rescue Plan Act funding, award a contract for municipal security and technology installations at local parks, and amend financial policies regarding reserve requirements. The meeting also included a closed session regarding litigation strategy for Guerrero v. Mequon.
