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The Plan Commission discussed and took action on several use determination and approval requests. This included a vote to deny a classification for a proposed intergenerational day care facility, the approval of a proposed retail piano store, and a preliminary discussion regarding a proposed 107-lot single family subdivision.
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The board received an informational presentation regarding TID No. 5 project planning. Additionally, action was taken to recommend the design and bid for improvements to the east path behind the water treatment plant, which will include concrete paving, a ramp, and storm water drainage. Staff monthly reports were also reviewed for informational purposes.
The commission considered and approved several zoning and planning requests. Actions included granting special exceptions for residential driveway widths, approving a residential addition in the neighborhood preservation overlay district, and recommending a conditional planned development overlay for a multi-family apartment complex. The commission also provided a use determination for an intergenerational day care facility, approved an amendment to a conditional use grant for an outdoor eating and drinking area, reviewed a certified survey map, and recommended approval for a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning for a property located at N. Wisconsin Street and W. Washington Street. Additionally, the commission received an information update regarding the zoning code re-write.
The Board of Public Works discussed public comments regarding water usage at the Trailer City and Vantage sites, as well as concerns about truck routing on Highland Road. Key actions included the approval of well operating permits for the Data Center, awarding the 2026-2 Sidewalk Maintenance Project to Concrete Creations of Wisconsin, Inc., and authorizing the purchase of bollards for the Water Treatment Plant. The board also reviewed a presentation on AquaHawk software for tracking water usage, approved specifications for Valley Creek street crossings and bridge treatments, and authorized an agreement with Strand Associates for sanitary sewer protection at Mineral Springs Creek. Additionally, the board approved several construction change orders for the Spring Street Sanitary Interceptor, the Wastewater Treatment Plant, and the Water Treatment Plant, and reviewed staff monthly reports.
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