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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Slinger
The Commission addressed a Certified Survey Map for a parcel in the Town of Hartford and received a status update regarding the APEX Project, specifically regarding window and door color discrepancies. A public hearing was held to amend a Conditional Use Permit for a local business to extend operating hours for outdoor alcohol consumption. Additionally, the Commission reviewed and recommended several zoning code amendments to the Village Board, covering topics such as accessory structure requirements, development controls, snow storage, residential fence materials, signage regulations, definitions for specific land uses, and the reconfiguration of commercial zoning districts.
The Planning Commission meeting addressed various zoning code amendments, including accessory use restrictions, development controls, snow storage identification, residential fence materials, and signage regulations. The Commission also reviewed site and architectural plans for the Schleisingerville to Slinger Historical Museum, discussing building addition specifications, parking, and exterior lighting. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding a Conditional Use Permit amendment to extend operating hours for outdoor sales and alcohol consumption.
The board discussed and took action on several items, including the extension of the WPPI Long Term Power Supply contract, a request for an extension for Merchant Village improvements, and proposed railroad culvert work. Additional business included the approval of a weapons discharge permit, a fancier permit application with a written warning, revisions to the Village Bond Schedule, and an extraterritorial review of a Certified Survey Map. The board upheld the denial of an operator's license, passed multiple resolutions concerning project reimbursement, EMS initiative support, and state trust fund borrowing, and approved seven ordinances related to zoning, land use, and sign regulations. The meeting concluded with a closed session to discuss TID improvements and project assistance.
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