Parks & Facilities Manager at Town of Grand Chute.
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Deputy Director of Public Works: Engineering
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The board convened to consider the approval of an intermunicipal agreement between the Town of Grand Chute and Sanitary Districts 1, 2, and 3. The agreement pertains to the reimbursement for debt incurred by the town on behalf of the sanitary districts, and the motion to approve this agreement was carried.
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The board approved a consent agenda covering operator and liquor license applications, as well as a special event permit for wedding fireworks. Financial reports, including a voucher list, were approved. New business items included several special exception amendments regarding digital and static billboards, approval of a certified survey map, and a development agreement for public infrastructure on W. Evergreen Drive. Additionally, the board approved a budget adjustment for storm grinding services and awarded a bid for the Evergreen Drive Sanitary Sewer and Water Main construction project.
The Commission reviewed findings regarding the Meadowbrook area urbanization survey and addressed concerns about the capacity of the USH 41 culvert, resolving to have the attorney contact the State for maintenance. The Board approved the current voucher list and authorized a professional services agreement with OMNNI Associates for a storm water management plan, supported by grant funding. Additionally, the Commission adopted an amended preliminary resolution regarding special assessment powers to include Wild Rose Court.
The public hearings focused on two main topics regarding special assessments for street construction. The first topic concerned the proposed imposition of special assessments related to the ingress closure of a service road from STH 96 to the frontage road near the Fox River Mall, during which opposition was voiced regarding property depreciation and emergency access concerns. The second topic involved the proposed imposition of special assessments for the construction of Casaloma Drive from Michael's Drive to Lawrence Street, where questions were addressed regarding traffic generation factors and the methodology for calculating assessments for different commercial properties.
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