Thomas F. Bishop

The committee meeting included discussions and recommendations regarding the accounts payable and payroll for the month of June. Additionally, members were requested to review the employee handbook and provide feedback to staff regarding any desired updates or revisions.

This document outlines the Village of Kewaskum's economic development strategy, guided by its Comprehensive Plan, Downtown Revitalization Plan, and various Tax Incremental Districts (TIDs). The plan aims to foster growth, innovation, and community enrichment by supporting local businesses, creating diverse housing options, and preserving the Village's character. Key initiatives involve targeted developments in TIDs (Blue Door District, Regal Place, Buckshot Development) and a Community Loan Pool Program, all contributing to sustainable growth and fiscal responsibility.

The board reviewed financial reports, including accounts payable and budget status. Staff provided updates on library circulation, the Monarch System, and the director's report. Coordination efforts with the local school district for summer program outreach were discussed. New business focused on discussions regarding Wisconsin Public Library Standards, board bylaws, website accessibility compliance, and trustee training. Old business involved a progress update on the library expansion project, and the board approved closure dates for floor reorganization.

The board approved the Police Administrative Assistant job description and several land division and zoning ordinances, including those related to parking, storage of vehicles, and building height regulations. Financial approvals included the issuance and sale of revenue bonds for the Waterworks and Sewerage system and the sale of a surplus vehicle. The board also reviewed the status of a county EMS review and an UTV/ATV ordinance. Following a closed session regarding personnel, the board directed the Chief of Police to provide specific access to personnel files to the Village Administrator and Village Attorney.

The Plan Commission discussed and recommended approval for an amendment to projecting sign regulations in the B3 central business district. The commission also approved a temporary development sign for the 911 memorial and a site plan for the Creek Side Camp All Abilities Playground. Additionally, the commission held a discussion regarding a potential zoning ordinance amendment to allow AKC dog breeding kennels in RS1 and RD1 residential districts, including potential operational standards for noise and waste management.