The committee meeting covered a range of municipal topics including the review of proposed ordinances to establish a Tourism Board and implement a lodging tax for the City of Mequon. Additionally, the agenda featured discussions on the city's Right-of-Way Asset Management and Annual Road Program, as well as an overview of a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant project for safe routes to school improvements on Donges Bay and Range Line Roads.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Enterprise
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The committee reviewed license applications for local businesses and examined the September 2026 vouchers. Significant focus was placed on ordinances aimed at establishing a new Economic Development and Tourism Board and implementing a lodging tax to support tourism promotion and development. Additionally, the committee discussed the Finance-Personnel work plan.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Committee of the Whole Special Meeting
The Committee of the Whole held a discussion regarding the proposed design concept for Phase One of the Mequon Commons Plan. The committee reviewed preliminary aquatic facility design concepts, focusing on pool configurations, potential deep-water and activity pool combinations, building design options including a two-story structure, and site improvements for Red Bud Plaza and the City Hall entrance. The discussion emphasized cost control and potential long-term operational considerations, with a general consensus reached to guide the design team toward a unified proposal for future consideration.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission addressed several agenda items, including the approval of a conditional use grant for a beauty and personal services salon. The commission also reviewed and approved a setback waiver for a residential property and a final plat for a 12-lot conservation subdivision. Additional approvals were granted for various items under the consent agenda, including land divisions, temporary uses, and development agreement amendments. The commission further discussed a master sign plan and landscape plan amendment for a medical commons building, as well as a building and site plan amendment for expanded commercial use. Finally, the commission recommended updates to the Ulao Creek zoning districts, covering senior housing definitions, convenience store size allowances, and data center usage.
