Jacob A. Maas

The committee reviewed and approved the bid from LaLonde Construction for the Center Street Reconstruction project. Additionally, the committee authorized the public bidding process for the partial extension of Innovation Way, which includes an alternate bid option for the entire roadway. A presentation was also given regarding the 2025 Annual Report for the MS4 General Permit, which outlines efforts to reduce pollutants in stormwater runoff.

The committee discussed and approved the Budd Street Reconstruction Project, a 2026 capital roadway initiative. The project, which spans from Grant Street to W State Street, received a single bid of $783,000.00 from Lalonde Contractors, noted to be under the projected budget.

The Council discussed and approved the purchase and configuration of a new server. Resolutions were passed to sell 12.63 acres of land to Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing, LLC, and to enter into a developer's agreement with the same entity for an industrial manufacturing facility. The Council voted to amend the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan budget to remove the Fire House project. Additionally, the Council approved a bid for the Center Street reconstruction project and authorized the public bidding process for the extension of Innovation Way. Finally, the Council received a report regarding operational expense reductions and revenue increases to address a projected 2027 budget deficit.

The committee discussed and approved the purchase and configuration of a new server from Ontech Systems, Inc. due to the expiration of the existing server's warranty. Additionally, the committee authorized the sale of 12.63 acres of land to Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing, LLC. Finally, the committee approved a developer's agreement with the same company for the construction of an industrial manufacturing facility contingent upon the creation of TID #14.

The Council approved the purchase of a roof top unit for heating and a rapid cook oven for food service. Discussions were held regarding rules for food trucks and maintenance needs for street lighting. Resolutions were adopted to increase fees for the Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center and to terminate a Tax Incremental District to facilitate revenue distribution. Additionally, the Council approved an ordinance to annex territory into the city, including provisions for sewer connection and associated fees.