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
Common Council Regular Meeting
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The council held a meeting where several key items were addressed. Proclamations were issued recognizing Concordia University-Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Area Technical College Mequon Campus. The council approved various consent agenda items, including development agreements for local housing projects. Ordinances related to the establishment of the Economic Development and Tourism Board, lodging taxes, sex offender residency restrictions, and zoning district standards were introduced. Additionally, resolutions were passed to discontinue a portion of Juniper Trail, adopt the 2027 Southern Ozaukee Fire & Emergency Medical Services Department budget, authorize exceptions to levy limits, and approve the purchase of a fire engine. The council also conducted a closed session regarding litigation and executed a separation agreement.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council Regular Meeting
The Council meeting involved reports from public officials and the approval of the consent agenda. Key legislative actions included the approval of a resolution for the purchase and installation of a replacement boiler for the Public Safety Building, along with associated equipment and repairs. The Council also passed a resolution accepting donations from the Mequon Thiensville Community Foundation for a new Police K9 unit. Additionally, the acquisition of several new vehicles for the Police Department, including a Dodge Durango and three Ford Interceptors, was authorized, with discussion noting the inclusion of transferred equipment for cost efficiency. The Council also convened in closed session to discuss a performance review for the City Administrator.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Public Welfare Committee Regular Meeting
The meeting included discussions on proposed revisions to municipal code sections concerning sex offender residency restrictions and child safety zones, including considerations of legal risks, housing availability, and the removal of original domicile clauses. Other topics covered were the City's upcoming website platform conversion and updates on the deer management initiative, including a summary of resident feedback and recent actions taken by the County Deer Advisory Council. Additionally, the work plan was reviewed, which included discussions regarding a potential sister city partnership and future monitoring of private well data.
