Jessica Donohue

The agenda includes the review and potential approval of Resolution #1443 regarding the 2025 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report. Committee reports will be presented from the Utility, Public Works, Public Safety, and Finance committees, covering topics such as a sewer service area amendment, a utility service agreement between the City of Port Washington and the Village of Saukville, a wastewater treatment plant facilities modification plan, a PFAS treatment study, and options regarding voluntary permission for access to village-owned properties. Additionally, the board will address operator and liquor license applications and receive reports from various special committees.

The agenda for the meeting includes standard administrative items such as citizen comments, a review of financial reports, and the director's report. Key policy discussions will focus on the development or revision of a privacy policy and an artificial intelligence policy. Additionally, the board will address a vice president nomination and other miscellaneous communications and business matters.

The agenda includes several administrative matters such as appointments for the Plan Commission, Board of Review, and OCFD Board. Committees representing Utility, Public Works, Public Safety, and Finance will present their reports, including discussions on a sewer service area amendment and a utility service agreement between the City of Port Washington and the Village of Saukville. Further business involves the approval of various operator and liquor licenses, including renewals for Class A, Class B, and Class C licenses, as well as cigarette and amusement license renewals.

The agenda focuses on the review of several residential construction requests submitted by Northern Gateway Homes, LLC, specifically for single-family homes located at 820, 826, and 828 Stanton Way, as well as a side-by-side home project located at 745 and 749 Stanton Way.

The committee approved claims for February 2026 and reviewed the monthly investment report. They recommended the 2026 Tourism Promotion Plan and Budget for the Saukville Chamber of Commerce to the Village Board. Additionally, the committee extensively discussed a petition to amend the Village Ordinance regarding the keeping of poultry in residential districts, ultimately deciding to table the matter until the April 8, 2026 meeting pending further clarity on relevant state legislation.