Delafield public meetings in 2024
4 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Lake Welfare Committee
The Lake Welfare Committee will meet on July 10, 2024, to discuss several lake-related items. Key topics include a proposed land use ordinance for impervious surfaces and the 'Welcome to the Lake' program. The committee will also review the SEWRPC plant inventory.
- Proposed Land Use Ordinance – Impervious Surfaces
- 'Welcome to the Lake' program discussion
- SEWRPC plant inventory review
- Lake Awareness Meeting date and agenda
- Recognition of Commodore Storm Water Management
Promotion & Tourism Commission
The Commission will review the first draft of the 2025 budget and discuss a marketing proposal from the Ice Age Trail Alliance. Members will also receive updates on playing docuseries episodes in local hotel lobbies. The meeting includes reviewing recent hotel tax income and approving June/July vouchers.
- Review of 2025 Delafield Promotion & Tourism first draft budget
- Marketing proposal from Ice Age Trail Alliance
- Status report on 'It's In Our Nature' docuseries in hotel lobbies
- Approval of June/July vouchers for monthly expenses
- Update on Wisconsin State Fair booth for August 1, 2024
Library Board
The Delafield Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to review departmental reports and conduct routine business. The agenda includes a discussion regarding library board elections and updates from the Bridges Library System and Friends of the Library. The board will also perform an audit and approval of monthly expenditures.
- Discussion regarding Library Board elections
- Bridges Library System report
- Friends of the Library report
- Audit and approval of monthly expenditures
Public Works Committee
The committee will discuss potential signal upgrades for the proposed Aldi store on Heritage Drive, estimated to cost between $10,000 and $15,000. Members will also review three different alignment options for the Genesee Street Path Extension Project. Additionally, staff will provide updates on school zone signage and road safety.
- Proposed westbound right-turn signal at WIS 83/Heritage Drive ($10,000–$15,000)
- Review of three alignment alternatives for the Genesee Street Path Extension Project
- Appointment of a committee representative to the Deer Management Committee
- Follow-up on Lake Country School zone signage
- Update on Nagawicka Rd. curve at 2301 Nagawicka Rd.