Muskego, WI

Library Board

The Muskego Library Board is meeting to review routine items like July minutes and financials, then discuss the 2026 action plan update, the director's annual goals, and a possible charge for Milwaukee patron cards. The board may also take action to fill the vacant treasurer position and approve a fall staff in-service date.

• Discussion: 2026 Action Plan Update
• Discussion: Director's Annual Goals Update
• Discussion: Milwaukee Patron Card Charge
• Discussion/Action: Vacant Board Treasurer Position
• Discussion/Action: Approval of Fall Staff In-Service Date

The Muskego Library Board approved the consent agenda, including July minutes and financials, and set the fall staff in-service date for October 9, 2026. A discussion on charging Milwaukee County patrons for library cards was continued to the next meeting. The board tabled action on filling the vacant treasurer position until September.

• Approved consent agenda including July 2026 minutes and financials (all in favor)
• Approved Friday, October 9, 2026 as Fall Staff In-Service date (all in favor)
• Tabled appointment of new treasurer until September 2026 meeting (all in favor)

Police and Fire Commission

The Muskego Police and Fire Commission is holding a regular meeting with routine items like approving minutes and receiving a police chief's report. The main substantive item is a closed session to interview candidates for a police officer position, followed by an open session to consider any recommendations. A referendum update is listed under new business.

• Closed session to interview police officer candidates
• Referendum update under new business
• Approval of minutes from 05/21/26
• Report from police chief

Library Board

The Muskego Library Board is meeting to discuss routine business including consent agenda items, director's report, and several discussion items. Key topics include an update on the 2026 Action Plan, the director's annual goals, a proposed charge for Milwaukee patron cards, and filling the vacant board treasurer position. The board may also take action on approving a fall staff in-service date.

• Discussion: 2026 Action Plan Update
• Discussion: Directors Annual Goals Update
• Discussion: Milwaukee Patron Card Charge
• Discussion/Action: Vacant Board Treasurer Position
• Discussion/Action: Approval of Fall Staff In-Service Date

Common Council

The Muskego Common Council will discuss and vote on using surplus budget funds to hire a communications consultant to manage a campaign informing voters about the November 3rd public safety referendum. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, with the rest being procedural.

• Discussion and action to approve using surplus budget funds for a communications consultant
• Communications campaign to inform voters on costs, impact, and scope of November 3rd public safety referendum

Public Works and Safety Committee

The Public Works and Safety Committee will discuss updates on the 2026 Road Program, Muskego Dam Road, and police chief updates, with no formal action. They may take action on a possible ordinance for electric bicycles, scooters, and other electric vehicles, and discuss the city's water connection policy.

• Discussion of Electric Bicycles (e-bikes), Electric Scooters, Other Electric Vehicles (e-motos) and possibility of an ordinance
• Discussion of City of Muskego Water Connection Policy
• 2026 Road Program update
• Muskego Dam Road update
• Police Chief updates

Common Council

The Muskego Common Council will hold a special meeting to consider a resolution authorizing a referendum to exceed state-imposed levy limits for public safety funding. The vote follows a procedural agenda with public comment and communications from the mayor's office.

• Resolution CCR2026.056 to authorize a referendum on exceeding levy limits for public safety

Plan Commission

The Muskego Plan Commission will decide on four certified survey maps, one final plat, and three building/site plans. One additional item will be discussed conceptually. No dollar amounts or ordinances are on the agenda.

• Three-lot certified survey map at S86 W13168 Priegel Drive
• Final plat for Apple Hills Subdivision at S81 W20871 Russet Court
• Building plan for mother-in-law unit at Kirkland Crossing Subdivision
• Site plan amendment for Pina Mexican Eats at Rozman True Value, S83 W20483 Janesville Road
• Conceptual discussion of Honeyroot Haven Wellness Farm along Racine Avenue

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss public safety funding needs and the timeline for a possible referendum. Members will also review the 2027 Capital Projects Fund Budget and a request for increased police staffing.

• Public safety funding needs and referendum timeline
• 2027 Capital Projects Fund Budget (Expenditure & Borrowing)
• 5-Year Capital Projects 2027 - 2031
• Police Department request for increased staffing

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider approving two event permits: an outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar and a beer garden permit for North Pillar Brewing at Muskego County Park. The committee will also vote on utility vouchers ($110,302.96), general fund vouchers ($577,644.13), and wire transfers ($483,864.38). A report from the Finance Director is scheduled but no action is listed for that item.

• Outside Dance Permit for Sobek's Bar LLC at S79W16419 Woods Rd on August 13, 2026
• Full-Service Retail Outlet for North Pillar Brewing at Muskego County Park, S83W20370 Janesville Rd, on October 3, 2026
• Utility Vouchers totaling $110,302.96
• General Fund Vouchers totaling $577,644.13
• Wire Transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals totaling $483,864.38

Common Council

The Common Council will consider a resolution regarding the roles and responsibilities of the City and the Lake Denoon Lake District for equitable fee payments. The body will also review requests for parking signs and various business permits.

• Resolution #055-2026 regarding Lake Denoon Lake District fee payments
• Request for no parking signs along College Court
• Outside Dance Permit for Sobek's Bar LLC at S79W16419 Woods Rd for August 13, 2026
• Full-Service Retail Outlet permit for North Pillar Brewing Company at Muskego County Park for October 3, 2026
• Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department 2nd Quarter 2026 Results

Big Muskego Lake District Annual Meeting

The Big Muskego Lake District holds its annual meeting to hear public comment on and adopt the 2027 budget, receive a deputy commissioners' report on the lake's status, set quarterly meeting dates for 2027, and elect deputy commissioners.

• Public hearing on the proposed 2027 budget
• Adoption of the 2027 budget for the Big Muskego Lake District
• Deputy commissioners' report on the status of the lake
• Set 2027 quarterly meeting dates: Jan 26, Mar 23, May 25, Sep 28
• Election of deputy commissioners

Library Board

The Library Board will conduct a second reading of the 2027 operating budget and review the 2027 allowable costs worksheet. The board will also consider job descriptions for two staff positions.

• 2027 Operating Budget Review (2nd Read)
• Allowable Costs Worksheet for 2027
• Part-Time Children's Assistant job description
• Full-Time Circulation Supervisor job description

The Muskego Library Board approved the 2027 Operating Budget, the Allowable Costs Worksheet for 2027, and job descriptions for a Part-Time Children's Assistant and a Full-Time Circulation Supervisor. The Circulation Supervisor description was amended to require a background check in all job descriptions. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Consent Agenda including June 2026 minutes and financials (all in favor)
• Approved Part-Time Children's Assistant Job Description (all in favor)
• Approved Full-Time Circulation Supervisor Job Description with amendment adding background check requirement (all in favor)
• Approved 2027 Operating Budget (all in favor)
• Approved Allowable Costs Worksheet for 2027 (all in favor)

Public Works and Safety Committee

The Public Works and Safety Committee will receive updates on the 2026 Road Program and the police chief, but no formal action is planned on those items. It will review the Golf View Estates public improvements and a request for no‑parking signs on College Court. The committee will also discuss a possible ordinance regulating e‑bikes, electric scooters and other electric vehicles.

• Golf View Estates public improvements/engineering approval
• Request for No Parking Signs along College Court
• Discussion of possible ordinance for e‑bikes, electric scooters, other electric vehicles
• Status update on 2026 Road Program (discussion only)
• Police Chief updates (discussion only)

Library Board

The Muskego Library Board will approve the June 16, 2026 meeting minutes and review June 2026 financials. The board will discuss and possibly act on the Part‑Time Children’s Assistant and Full‑Time Circulation Supervisor job descriptions. A second reading of the 2027 operating budget and the allowable costs worksheet for 2027 will also be considered.

• Approval of Minutes – June 16, 2026
• Discussion/Action: Part‑Time Children’s Assistant Job Description
• Discussion/Action: Full‑Time Circulation Supervisor Job Description
• Discussion/Action: 2027 Operating Budget Review (2nd Read)
• Discussion/Action: Allowable Costs Worksheet for 2027

Common Council

The Muskego Common Council will hold an organizational meeting to swear in newly elected officials and select a council president. The body will also confirm the mayor's appointment to the Plan Commission and express appreciation to outgoing alderperson Dennis Decker.

• Swearing in of Mayor Richard R. Petfalski, Jr. and four alderpersons
• Election of Common Council President
• Confirmation of appointment to the Plan Commission
• Resolution expressing appreciation to Dennis Decker
• Election of representative to Little Muskego Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District

The council elected Alderperson Bob Hammel as Common Council President with a 5‑1 vote. Alderperson Doug Bellows was chosen as the city’s representative to the Little Muskego Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District by a unanimous 6‑0 vote. The council approved the appointment of Alderperson Bryce to the Plan Commission and adopted Resolution #030‑2026 honoring former Alder Dennis Decker, each passing 6‑0.

• Alderperson Hammel elected Council President (5-1)
• Alderperson Bellows elected Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District representative (6-0)
• Alderperson Bryce appointed to the Plan Commission (6-0)
• Resolution #030-2026 expressing appreciation to Dennis Decker approved (6-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will review several land division requests and the termination of Tax Incremental District (TID) 10. The body will also consider a police department request to exceed staffing limits for hiring and academy purposes.

• Resolution #028-2026: Tax Incremental District (TID) 10 Termination
• Resolution #026-2026: Road dedication over Smukowski/Schmidt properties on Mystic Drive/Mystic Court
• Resolution #024-2026: Three lot certified survey map for Muskego-Norway School District
• Resolution #029-2026: Two lot certified survey map for Judy Smukowski at W151S7960 Mystic Drive
• Class A Liquor License for Christian Brothers of Watertown LLC (Piggly Wiggly #277) at W189S7847 Racine Ave

The Common Council approved a series of resolutions, including a three‑lot certified survey map for the Muskego‑Norway School District, MS4 permit compliance, a road dedication on Mystic Drive, termination of Tax Incremental District 10, a two‑lot survey map for Judy Smukowski, a Class A liquor license for Christian Brothers of Watertown (Piggly Wiggly #277), and a full‑service retail permit for Raised Grain Brewing Co. All motions passed unanimously with a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved three‑lot certified survey map (Muskego‑Norway School District) – 7‑0
• Approved MS4 permit compliance resolution – 7‑0
• Approved road dedication over Mystic Drive properties – 7‑0
• Approved termination of Tax Incremental District 10 – 7‑0
• Approved two‑lot certified survey map for Judy Smukowski – 7‑0
• Approved Class A liquor license for Christian Brothers of Watertown (Piggly Wiggly #277) – 7‑0
• Approved full‑service retail outlet for Raised Grain Brewing Co. – 7‑0

Big Muskego Lake District Deputy Commissioners

The Big Muskego Lake District Deputy Commissioners will review the current lake status, discuss a potential DNR land acquisition, consider future project ideas, and address replacement of osprey platforms. They will also recommend a budget for the district. No other actions are scheduled.

• Current status of lake (water levels, ice, fish and wildlife)
• Discuss DNR land acquisition
• Future project ideas
• Replacement of osprey platforms/posts
• Recommend budget

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the October 16, 2024 meeting. They discussed lake usage and future projects but took no action. A motion to adopt the same budget as the previous year, eliminating the ATV purchase, was also approved unanimously. No other decisions were made.

• Approved October 16, 2024 minutes (carried by all)
• Approved budget same as last year, without ATV purchase (carried by all)

Big Muskego Lake District Deputy Commissioners

The Big Muskego Lake District Deputy Commissioners will discuss the current status of the lake (water levels, ice, fish, and wildlife), future project ideas, and the replacement of osprey platforms. They will also recommend a budget and handle routine approvals of minutes and vouchers.

• Discussion of current lake status (water levels, ice, fish, and wildlife)
• Future project ideas for the lake district
• Replacement of osprey platforms/posts
• Recommendation of the district budget

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider the approval of utility, general fund, and payroll vouchers. The body will also discuss an agreement with the Historical Society and the addition of a part-time administrative support position for Building & Engineering.

• General Fund Vouchers: $343,362.57
• Wire Transfers for Payroll/Invoice Transmittals: $451,082.78
• Utility Vouchers: $97,033.15
• Agreement between City of Muskego and Historical Society 2026-2027
• Authorization to add a Building & Engineering Administrative Support Position

Landfill Standing Committee

The committee will review project updates and discuss the upcoming landfill expansion and firing range usage. Members will also consider an amendment to the Household Hazardous Waste contract with Veolia.

• Amendment 15 to Veolia Service Agreement for Household Hazardous Waste
• Discussion of upcoming landfill expansion
• Discussion of firing range history and usage
• Discussion of June 3, 2026 fire
• Review of landfill balance sheet and detail ledger as of 06/30/2026

Common Council

The Common Council will review a second reading of an ordinance regarding public waters and beaches. The body is also considering resolutions for a new administrative position and a subdivision preliminary plat.

• Ordinance #1510: Amendment to Municipal Code Chapter 278 regarding Public Waters and Beaches (Second Reading)
• Resolution #053-2026: Re-approval of a preliminary plat for Apple Hills Subdivision
• Resolution #052-2026: Authorization to add a Building & Engineering Administrative Support Position
• Resolution #051-2026: Agreement between City of Muskego and Historical Society 2026-2027
• Resolution #050-2026: Disallowance of claim for Gary Boehm

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss a comprehensive study of EMS and fire services conducted by Innovative Public Advisors. The body will also discuss and potentially provide direction to staff regarding funding options for public safety.

• Discussion of EMS and Fire Services study by Innovative Public Advisors
• Discussion of public safety funding options
• Closed session regarding employee medical, social, or personal histories
• Closed session for legal counsel regarding litigation strategy

Finance Committee

The Muskego Finance Committee will review a resolution to terminate Tax Incremental District 10, which affects how the city funds local infrastructure and services through property tax revenues. Members will also vote on temporary authorization for the Police Department to exceed standard staffing limits for academy hiring, impacting future patrol availability. Additionally, the committee will approve utility, general fund, and payroll vouchers totaling over $1.7 million to cover ongoing municipal operations and staff compensation.

• Resolution to terminate Tax Incremental District 10 (TID 10)
• Temporary authorization for the Police Department to exceed staffing limits for academy hiring
• Liquor license approvals for Piggly Wiggly #277 at W189S7847 Racine Ave and Raised Grain Brewing Co. at Veteran's Memorial Park, W182S8175 Racine Ave
• Approval of utility vouchers ($123,943.80), general fund vouchers ($716,742.34), and payroll/invoice transmittals for March and April 2026 ($459,991.34 and $441,349.22)
• Finance Director's report

The committee approved a request for the Police Department to exceed staffing limits for hiring purposes. Additional approvals included liquor and retail outlet licenses, as well as several rounds of utility and payroll vouchers.

• Approved temporary authorization for Police Department to exceed staffing limits (3-0)
• Approved Class A Liquor License for Christian Brothers of Watertown LLC (3-0)
• Approved full-service retail outlet for Raised Grain Brewing Company, LLC at Veteran's Memorial Park (3-0)
• Approved utility vouchers totaling $123,943.80 (3-0)
• Approved general fund vouchers totaling $716,742.34 (3-0)
• Approved payroll/invoice transmittals for 3/26/2026 totaling $459,991.34 (3-0)
• Approved payroll/invoice transmittals for 4/9/2026 totaling $441,349.22 (3-0)

Committee of the Whole

The Muskego Committee of the Whole will approve draft minutes from October and December 2025. The body will enter a closed session to discuss personnel matters, including promotions, compensation, or performance evaluations for city employees. In open session, members will discuss the responsibilities of elected officials and rules for decorum at public meetings. No substantive policy votes are scheduled for this meeting.

• Approval of draft minutes from October 14 and December 16, 2025 Committee of the Whole meetings
• Closed session to discuss employment personnel matters under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(c)
• Discussion on responsibilities and roles of elected officials
• Discussion on decorum and behavior at public meetings

The Muskego Committee of the Whole met and approved prior minutes, then convened in closed session for personnel matters. After reconvening, Attorney Nick Cerwin discussed responsibilities of elected officials and decorum at public meetings. No substantive decisions were made on policy, budget, or ordinances.

• Approved Committee of the Whole minutes from Oct 14, 2025 and Dec 16, 2025 (7-0)
• Approved motion to convene in closed session for employment personnel discussion (7-0)
• Approved motion to reconvene in open session (7-0)
• Adjourned at 9:07 pm (7-0)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Grant (CUG) to allow a residential unit within a commercial building, boat rentals, and sightseeing cruises, and to amend an existing CUG for a restaurant/bar with event space in a new structure at Bass Bay. The commission will also vote on numerous resolutions, including site plan amendments for Tractor Supply, Bass Bay Brewhouse, Nic's Place, BioSource Cultures & Flavors, Firewise Barbecue Company, Texx 2 Team USA, and a new site plan for P.E.A. Properties. Additionally, they will consider a preliminary plat for the Golf View Estates subdivision, temporary fireworks sales at Pick-n-Save and Wal-Mart, and a conceptual plan review for Willow Estates.

• Public hearing for Bass Bay CUG allowing residential unit, boat rentals, sightseeing cruises, and restaurant/bar expansion
• Approval of preliminary plat for Golf View Estates subdivision on Ryan Drive
• Tractor Supply Company site plan amendment at S68 W15440 Janesville Road
• TNT Fireworks sales at Pick-n-Save and Wal-Mart
• Bass Bay Brewhouse building, site, and operation plan and CUG at S79 W15851 Aud Mar Drive

The Plan Commission approved a conditional use grant and building plan for Bass Bay Brewhouse, which includes a restaurant, banquet hall, and owner-occupied apartment. The commission also approved a beer garden with a rigid tent structure and mobile beer trailers.

• Approved Resolution PC 034-2026 for Tractor Supply Company fence height (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution PC 035-2026 for Bass Bay Brewhouse building and conditional use grant (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution PC 036-2026 for Bass Bay Brewhouse beer garden tent and trailers (unanimous)
• Tabled Bass Bay Brewhouse boat rental details pending further discussion

Library Board

The Muskego Library Board will consider approving the 2027-2031 Five Year Capital Budget Plan (second reading) and begin reviewing the 2027 operating budget. The board will also discuss committee appointments for 2026-2027. Consent agenda includes approval of May minutes and financials.

• Discussion/Action: 2027-2031 Five Year Capital Budget Plan (2nd Read)
• Discussion: 2027 Operating Budget Review (1st Read)
• Discussion: 2026 Library Board President Committee Appointments
• Approval of Minutes - May 19, 2026
• May 2026 Financials

The Library Board approved the 2027-2031 Five Year Capital Budget Plan with permission to amend boiler and condensing unit costs if updated costs arrive before July 10th. The board discussed the 2027 Operating Budget Review and appointed members to the Strategic Planning and Personnel Committees.

• Approved 2027-2031 Five Year Capital Budget Plan (all in favor)
• Appointed Vice President Foundos to Strategic Planning Committee
• Appointed President Humphreys to Personnel Committee
• Tabled discussion on City Hall meeting room options for future meetings

Board of Review

The Board of Review will meet to hear any objections to property assessments. If no objections are filed or proper notice/waivers are not given, the board may adjourn. The meeting is procedural and may involve no substantive action if no objections are scheduled.

• No specific objections or cases listed on the agenda; the meeting is purely procedural.

The Board of Review heard objections to three property valuations and unanimously approved the 2024 Assessment Roll, then adjourned sine die. The meeting was recorded and noticed in accordance with open meeting laws.

• Approved Assessor's valuation for Daniel Hoefs (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor's valuation for Chad Goetz (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor's valuation for Brian Miller (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Assessment Roll (unanimous)
• Adjourned sine die (unanimous)

Board of Review

The Muskego Board of Review will meet on September 4, 2025, to verify training, review the annual assessment roll, and establish operating procedures. The board will allow taxpayers to examine assessment data and hear objections. Several waiver requests for the 48-hour notice requirement and requests to testify by telephone or submit written statements are scheduled, including for properties on Gregory Dr, Waters Ct, Janesville Rd, and Janesville Rd (Muskego School Apartments).

• Waiver of 48-hour notice for Matt Wellford, agent for Judy Andrew / Roth Family Limited Partnership; S76W16906 Gregory Dr; Tax Key 2199.999.019
• Request to testify by telephone or submit sworn statement for Cal Evans, agent for Treebee Property Holdings; S108W21315 Waters Ct; Tax Key 2283.006
• Request to testify by telephone or submit sworn statement for Jeffrey Keierleber; S85W21531 Janesville Rd; Tax Keys 2231.998 & 2234.999
• Request to testify by telephone or submit sworn statement for Pivotal Tax Solutions, agent for Muskego School Apartments LLC; S75W17476 Janesville Rd; Tax Key 2193.104
• Board to certify corrections of error under Wis. Stat. § 70.43 and verify Open Book changes are included

The Board of Review approved prior minutes, received the 2025 Assessment Roll, and heard 12 property assessment objections. It denied a telephone testimony request for Muskego School Apartments (4-1) and reaffirmed that denial, resulting in the objection being dismissed. The board sustained or adjusted valuations on several properties, including reducing the assessed value of Daniel Czernicki's property to $810,000 and Eileen Glazier's to $985,000. The meeting adjourned to September 5, 2025.

• Approved Board of Review minutes from June 5, 2025 (unanimous)
• Accepted 2025 Assessment Roll from Assessor Monroe
• Denied telephone testimony for Muskego School Apart LLC agent (4-1)
• Reaffirmed denial of telephone testimony for Muskego School Apart LLC (unanimous)
• Sustained assessor's valuation for Treebee Property Holdings (unanimous)
• Reduced valuation for Daniel Czernicki to $810,000 total (unanimous)
• Reduced valuation for Eileen Glazier to $985,000 total (unanimous)
• Sustained assessor's valuation for Thomas Jendusa (unanimous)

Common Council

The Common Council will consider adopting the 2035 Comprehensive Plan on second reading, which sets long-term land use and development policies. Also on the agenda: awarding a contract for the 2026 Road Improvement Program, authorizing a quitclaim of city-owned land to the Basse Family Trust, approving up to $5 million in general obligation promissory notes, and granting a temporary liquor license for a park event.

• Ordinance #1508 – Second reading to adopt the 2035 Comprehensive Plan, amending Chapter 380 of the Municipal Code
• Resolution #020-2026 – Award of bid for the 2026 Road Improvement Program (dollar amount in attached documents)
• Resolution #021-2026 – Quit claim of city-owned property to Basse Family Trust UTD
• Resolution #022-2026 – Authorization to issue up to $5,000,000 in General Obligation Promissory Notes
• Approval for temporary full-service retail outlet license for Eagle Park Brewing at Veteran's Memorial Park on June 5, 2026

The council approved several items, including a $5 million General Obligation note issuance, a quit‑claim transfer of city land, and the award of the bid for the 2026 Road Improvement Program. All consent‑agenda items and the listed resolutions passed unanimously or with the recorded vote counts. The council also amended the 2035 Comprehensive Plan and granted a temporary retail license for a community event.

• Approved engagement letter with Stafford Rosenbaum LLP for HR investigation (6-0)
• Approved award of bid for 2026 Road Improvement Program (6-0)
• Approved quit‑claim of city‑owned property to Basse Family Trust UTD (6-0)
• Approved issuance and parameters for up to $5,000,000 General Obligation promissory notes (6-0)
• Approved distribution easement for underground electric and communications for We Energies (6-0)
• Amended 2035 Comprehensive Plan to add Section 4 (4-1)
• Approved license for Eagle Trace Brewing Company event at Veteran's Memorial Park (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and first reading on adopting the City of Muskego 2035 Comprehensive Plan and related zoning code amendments. Other items include a rezoning for Ryan Drive, a water capacity assessment for the 20th amended district, and a contract with Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department including a dissolution agreement. Several consent agenda items cover easements, building inspection services, and a land division for Mill Valley Elementary School.

• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance #1508 to adopt the 2035 Comprehensive Plan and amend Chapter 380
• Second reading of Ordinance #1507 to rezone property on Ryan Drive from RSE to RS-2 (Golf View Estates)
• Resolution #014-2026: Approval of 2026-2027 contract with Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department, including dissolution agreement
• Resolution #013-2026: Final resolution authorizing 20th amended water capacity assessment district with potential levies
• Resolution #016-2026: Approval of a building inspection services consultant (multiple proposals)

The Common Council approved the 2035 Comprehensive Plan, rezoning for Golf View Estates, and resolutions for We Energies easements, building inspection services, a land division for Mill Valley Elementary, a flood control grant, police dispatch equipment, and a water capacity assessment. A contract with the Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department was deferred.

• Approved 2035 Comprehensive Plan (7-0)
• Approved rezoning Golf View Estates (7-0)
• Approved We Energies easement agreement (7-0)
• Approved building inspection services consultant (7-0)
• Approved land division for Mill Valley Elementary (7-0)
• Approved municipal flood control grant application (7-0)
• Approved BAYCOM dispatch equipment contract (7-0)
• Deferred Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department contract (6-1)