Muskego public meetings in 2025
63 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will consider approving the promotion of Marcus Klink to sergeant. The meeting also includes closed sessions to discuss an officer personnel matter and to interview police officer candidates, as well as approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Approval of Marcus Klink promotion to sergeant
- Closed session for officer personnel matter under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c)
- Closed session for interviewing police officer candidates under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c)
- Approval of minutes from May 13, May 27, May 29, June 26, and July 21, 2025
The commission approved the promotion of Officer Marcus Klink to sergeant, and also approved minutes from five prior meetings. Two closed sessions were held for personnel matters and candidate interviews.
- Approved minutes from 05/13/25, 05/27/25, 05/29/25, 06/26/25, and 07/21/25 (all in favor)
- Approved promotion of Marcus Klink to sergeant (all in favor)
- Convened closed session for officer personnel matter (all in favor)
- Convened closed session for interviewing police officer candidates (all in favor)
Committee of the Whole
The Muskego Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation on health insurance options and continue discussion of the 2026 Capital Projects Fund budgets. No final action is expected as this is a discussion-only meeting.
- Presentation on Health Insurance Options
- Continued discussion of 2026 Capital Projects Fund Budgets (attached PDF: 2026-2030 Capital Budget Requests.pdf)
The Committee of the Whole approved capital project requests for 2026, including $460,000 for City Hall infrastructure updates, $40,000 for Old Town Hall repairs, and $529,375 for public safety equipment. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.
- Approved $40,000 Old Town Hall repairs (6-0)
- Approved $460,000 City Hall infrastructure updates (6-0)
- Approved $529,375 public safety equipment (6-0)
- Adjourned at 8:20 pm (6-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a closed session to discuss the proposed sale of a strip of city-owned land on Lake Access Parcel Number 8 on Little Muskego Lake, then reconvene in open session to vote on a resolution approving the sale to Muskego House, LLC. Other items include adoption of consent agenda items such as fee updates, a certified survey map for Caliber Collision, and filling a Conservation Coordinator position, as well as a second reading of a recycling ordinance, a proposal for a Fire and EMS study, and funding for the Hillendale Drive watermain project.
- Resolution approving sale of vacant land to Muskego House, LLC (Resolution #080-2025)
- Update of Public Works and Development fees (Resolution #081-2025)
- Approval of two-lot certified survey map for Caliber Collision (Resolution #082-2025)
- Second reading of Ordinance #1506 amending Recycling chapter (Chapter 350)
- Authorization of funding for Hillendale Drive watermain project (Resolution #077-2025)
The Common Council approved a $2.1M watermain project on Hillendale Drive after a tied vote broken by the mayor. A Fire and EMS study proposal passed 5-2. Council also approved recycling ordinance amendments and the sale of vacant lake-access land to Muskego House, LLC. Consent agenda items, including fee updates and a conservation coordinator position, passed unanimously.
- Approved Hillendale Drive Watermain Project funding (4-3, mayor broke tie)
- Approved Fire and EMS Study consulting contract (5-2)
- Approved recycling ordinance amendments (7-0)
- Approved sale of vacant land on Little Muskego Lake to Muskego House, LLC (7-0)
- Approved Resolution #081-2025 updating Public Works & Development fees (consent)
- Approved two-lot certified survey map for Caliber Collision (consent)
- Approved filling Conservation Coordinator/City Forester position (consent)
- Approved consent agenda as a whole (7-0)
Finance Committee
The Muskego Finance Committee will consider two resolutions: one to update established fees for the Public Works and Development Department, and another to authorize filling the Conservation Coordinator/City Forester position. The committee will also approve utility vouchers ($551,350.05), general fund vouchers ($786,048.39), and wire transfers ($570,157.57) for payroll and invoices.
- Resolution to update fees for Public Works and Development Department (supporting documents: proposed DPW fee schedule and planning/building/engineering fees)
- Resolution to authorize filling the Conservation Coordinator/City Forester position
- Utility vouchers totaling $551,350.05
- General fund vouchers totaling $786,048.39
- Wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals totaling $570,157.57
The Finance Committee approved utility vouchers totaling $551,350.05 and general fund vouchers totaling $786,048.39. The committee also recommended approval of a resolution to update established fees for the Public Works & Development Department and authorized the filling of the Conservation Coordinator/City Forester position.
- Approved utility vouchers ($551,350.05)
- Approved general fund vouchers ($786,048.39)
- Approved wire transfers for payroll ($570,157.57)
- Recommended approval of fee schedule updates (Public Works & Development)
- Recommended approval to fill Conservation Coordinator/City Forester position
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss next steps on the former police department building. It will also consider flooding and emergency repairs, introduce the city operating budgets, and continue discussion of capital needs as required. No formal actions are indicated on the agenda.
- Next Steps on Former Police Department Building
- Discussion Regarding Flooding / Emergency Repairs
- Introduction of City Operating Budgets
- Further Discussion of Capital as Needed
The Committee of the Whole approved the August 26 minutes and moved forward with a roll call vote regarding flooding and emergency repairs. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved August 26 Committee of the Whole minutes (7-0)
- Moved forward with flood repair discussion by roll call vote (7-0)
- Adjourned the meeting at 7:45 pm (7-0)
Library Board
The Muskego Library Board will consider increasing overdue fees for WiFi hotspots, approve a second reading of the 2026 Action Plan, and adopt the 2026 library closure schedule. The consent agenda includes approval of November 2025 minutes and financials.
- Discussion/Action: WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase
- Discussion/Action: 2026 Action Plan (2nd read)
- Discussion/Action: Approve 2026 Closures
- Approval of Minutes - November 18, 2025
- November 2025 Financials
The Library Board approved the 2026 Closures list and the 2026 Action Plan. The board also discussed the WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase. All motions passed unanimously.
- Approved 2026 Closures list (unanimous)
- Approved 2026 Action Plan (unanimous)
- Discussed WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase (unanimous)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider several certified survey maps, a bond reduction for Russet LLC, and funding for the Hillendale Drive watermain project. The agenda also includes a second reading of a zoning map amendment and a resolution to increase dog license fees.
- Funding for the Hillendale Drive Watermain Project
- Increase of Dog License Fees
- Establishment of a Rush Fee for Real Property Status Requests
- Zoning Map Amendment (M-2 to PD / Enterprise Dr) second reading
- Proposal for Fire and EMS Study
The Common Council approved several certified survey maps, utility vouchers, and a zoning ordinance amendment. A resolution for the Hillendale Drive watermain project was deferred, as was a proposal for a Fire and EMS study.
- Approved F Street Kirkland 1 LLC Storm Water Management Practice Maintenance Agreement (7-0)
- Approved Utility Vouchers for $44,135.92 (7-0)
- Approved General Fund Vouchers for $388,527.18 (7-0)
- Approved Wire Transfers for Payroll/Invoice Transmittals for $425,096.84 (7-0)
- Deferred Hillendale Drive Watermain Project funding (7-0)
- Approved Warrior Wash, LLC residential equivalent connect payment plan (4-3)
- Deferred Fire and EMS Study proposal (7-0)
- Approved Ordinance #1505 to amend the zoning map (7-0)
Finance Committee
The committee will review several financial actions including dog license fees and a new real property status rush fee. Members will also consider an intermunicipal agreement amendment and various voucher approvals.
- Bond reduction for Russet LLC (Apple Hills)
- Amendment to the Intermunicipal Agreement between Town of Norway Sanitary District No. 1 and the City of Muskego
- Increase in dog license fees
- Establishment of a rush fee for real property status requests
- Payment plan for Muskego Wash, LLC (d/b/a Warrior Wash) REC charges
The Finance Committee approved past meeting minutes and unanimously recommended several items to the Common Council for final action. Recommendations include a dog license fee increase, a bond reduction for Russet LLC (Apple Hills), an intermunicipal agreement amendment, a new rush fee for property status requests, and a payment plan for Muskego Wash LLC. The committee also recommended approval of $44,135.92 in utility vouchers, $388,527.18 in general fund vouchers, and $425,096.84 in payroll transfers. These items require final Common Council action.
- Approved October 14 and October 28 meeting minutes (3-0)
- Recommended dog license fee increase to Common Council (3-0)
- Recommended bond reduction for Russet LLC (Apple Hills) (3-0)
- Recommended amendment to intermunicipal agreement with Town of Norway Sanitary District (3-0)
- Recommended rush fee for real property status requests (3-0)
- Recommended payment plan for Muskego Wash LLC REC charges (3-0)
- Recommended $44,135.92 in utility vouchers (3-0)
- Recommended $388,527.18 in general fund vouchers (3-0)
Public Works and Safety Committee
The Public Works and Safety Committee will discuss and possibly act on draft ordinances allowing ATV/UTV use on city streets, regulating chronic nuisance premises, and establishing slow-no-wake orders. They will also receive updates on the Hillendale Drive reconstruction and other road projects.
- Draft ordinance to allow ATV/UTV use on city streets
- Draft ordinance regulating chronic nuisance premises
- Draft ordinance establishing slow-no-wake orders on waterways
- Hillendale Drive Reconstruction Project update
- Road Program 2024/2025 and PP/II 2024/2025 project updates
The Public Works and Safety Committee approved three ordinances: allowing ATV/UTV use on city streets, establishing Chronic Nuisance Premises rules, and implementing Slow No Wake Orders on lakes. The committee also discussed the status of road and housing projects.
- Approved ATV/UTV Use on City Streets (3-0)
- Approved Chronic Nuisance Premises Ordinance (3-0)
- Approved Slow No Wake Orders (3-0)
- Tabled Hillendale Drive Reconstruction Project (discussion only)
- Tabled Road Program 2024/2025 (discussion only)
- Tabled PP/II 2024/2025 Project (discussion only)
Public Works and Safety Committee
The Public Works and Safety Committee will first approve minutes from ten prior meetings. It will receive updates on the Hillendale Drive reconstruction, Road Program 2024, PP/II 2024/2025 projects, and police chief matters, but no formal action is planned on those items. The committee will discuss and may act on the Kirkland Crossing Phase 1 public improvements, a request for stop signs at Haven Drive and Joel Drive, and a request for a traffic study at the Tess Corners Drive and Woods Road intersection.
- Approval of minutes from meetings held between 01/18/2022 and 07/15/2024
- Kirkland Crossing Phase 1 public improvements approval
- Request for stop signs on Haven Drive at the intersection of Joel Drive
- Request for traffic study for Tess Corners Drive and Woods Road intersection
- Status updates on Hillendale Drive Reconstruction, Road Program 2024, PP/II 2024/2025, and Police Chief updates (no formal action)
The committee approved the Kirkland Crossing Phase 1 public improvements, a 66-lot residential subdivision between Martin Drive and College Drive. It also approved adding stop signs to create a 4-way stop at Haven Drive and Joel Drive, and denied a request for a traffic study at Tess Corners Dr and Woods Rd intersection. All votes were 3-0.
- Approved Kirkland Crossing Phase 1 public improvements (3-0)
- Approved four-way stop signs at Haven Drive and Joel Drive (3-0)
- Denied request for traffic study at Tess Corners Dr and Woods Rd intersection (3-0)
Public Works and Safety Committee
The Public Works and Safety Committee will receive updates on the 2025 Road Program and police chief matters. Under new business, members may take action on a residential equivalent connection charge dispute from Warrior Wash, LLC and a request for the city to pave the existing WE Energies recreational trail. No formal action is expected on the status-of-projects items.
- Road Program 2025 update (discussion only)
- Police Chief updates (discussion only)
- Warrior Wash, LLC residential equivalent connection (REC) charge dispute (possible action)
- Request for city to pave the WE Energies recreational trail (possible action)
The Public Works and Safety Committee denied a request from Warrior Wash, LLC to recalculate a sewer assessment fee and denied a request to pave the WE Energies Recreational Trail. The committee discussed the projects but took no formal action to approve them.
- Denied Warrior Wash, LLC REC charge dispute (3-0)
- Denied request to pave WE Energies Recreational Trail (3-0)
- Adjourned meeting (3-0)
Public Works and Safety Committee
The Public Works and Safety Committee will hear status updates on the 2025 Road Program and police matters, but no formal action will be taken on those items. The main agenda includes possible action on engineering approvals for the Apple Hills (Russet Court) and Golf View Estates subdivisions, as well as a notification of Tractor Supply plans. Additional items have been placed on file for staff review.
- Apple Hills Public Improvements/Engineering Approval (Russet Court)
- Golf View Estates Public Improvements/Engineering Approval
- Notification of Tractor Supply Plans
- Road Program 2025 status update (discussion only)
- Police Chief updates (discussion only)
The Public Works and Safety Committee approved engineering and public improvements for two residential developments. The committee also received updates on the 2025 road program and police department safety rankings.
- Approved Apple Hills Public Improvements/Engineering (3-0)
- Approved Golf View Estates Public Improvements/Engineering (3-0)
Public Works and Safety Committee
The Public Works and Safety Committee will discuss and may take action on a request from Golf View Estates regarding whether to use ditches or curb and gutter. They will also receive updates on the 2025 Road Program, the 2024/2025 PP/II Project, and police chief updates.
- Golf View Estates Development – request for ditches vs. curb and gutter (possible action)
- 2025 Road Program update (discussion only)
- Police Chief updates (discussion only)
The Public Works and Safety Committee voted to allow the Golf View Estates development to be re‑configured to 15 lots using ditches instead of curb and gutter. The motion passed 2‑1, with one alderperson opposed. The approval is subject to further review by the Plan Commission and Common Council. A motion to adjourn the meeting was adopted unanimously.
- Approved Golf View Estates 15‑lot subdivision with ditches (2‑1)
- Approved motion to adjourn meeting (unanimous)
Library Board
The Muskego Library Board will consider approval of October minutes and financials, receive director's report, and discuss/act on several items including the 2026 annual addendum to the Bridges Library System and CAFÉ agreements, a WiFi hotspot overdue fee increase, installation of a nitrogen generator for the sprinkler system, interior signage project, and board book shelving. The board will also discuss the 2026 action plan and 2025 year in review, and will convene in closed session to discuss the library director's evaluation.
- 2026 Annual Addendum to Bridges Library System Member Library and CAFÉ Agreements
- WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase
- Installation of Nitrogen Generator for Sprinkler System
- Interior Signage Project
- Board Book Shelving
The Muskego Library Board approved the 2026 Annual Addendum to the Bridges Library System agreements, the Interior Signage Project, and Board Book Shelving. It denied a WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase and installation of a Nitrogen Generator for the sprinkler system. The board also entered closed session to discuss the Library Director's evaluation. All votes were unanimous except where noted.
- Approved Consent Agenda (minutes and financials) - all in favor
- Approved 2026 Annual Addendum to Bridges Library System Member Library and 1 CAFÉ Agreements - all in favor
- Denied WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase - failed all opposed
- Deferred discussion/action on WiFi Hotspot Overdue Fee Increase - all in favor
- Denied Installation of Nitrogen Generator for Sprinkler System - failed all opposed
- Approved Interior Signage Project - all in favor
- Approved Board Book Shelving - all in favor
- Convened to Closed Session for Library Director evaluation feedback - unanimous roll call
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning petition for property on Enterprise Drive and consider adoption of the 2026 operating budget, capital budget, and utility rates. Other agenda items include a solid waste contract renewal, health insurance agreement, and a police officer repayment policy. Discussion items include a payment plan for Warrior Wash REC charges and funding for the Hillendale Water Project.
- Public hearing on rezoning S84W19120 Enterprise Drive and adjacent vacant lot from M-2 to Planned Development District
- Resolution #063-2025 approving the 2026 General Fund Operating Budget and Tax Levy
- Resolution #064-2025 approving the 2026 Capital Budget
- Resolution #065-2025 and #066-2025 approving 2026 Sewer and Water Utility budgets and rates
- Resolution #062-2025 approving a solid waste services contract with GFL Muskego, LLC for 2026-2028
The Common Council approved the 2026 General Fund Operating Budget and Tax Levy, along with the 2026 Capital, Sewer, and Water Utility budgets and rates. The Council also approved a 2026 health insurance contract with the WCA Group Health Trust.
- Approved 2026 General Fund Operating Budget and Tax Levy (7-0)
- Approved 2026 Capital Budget (7-0)
- Approved 2026 Sewer Utility Budget and Rates (7-0)
- Approved 2026 Water Utility Budget and Rates (7-0)
- Approved 2026 Solid Waste Services Contract with GFL Muskego (7-0)
- Approved 2026 Health Insurance contract with WCA Group Health Trust (7-0)
- Approved Change of Agent for Walgreens liquor licenses (7-0)
- Tabled Police Officer repayment agreement item
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a consent agenda that includes voucher approvals and a resolution authorizing a data processing services agreement with Waukesha County. A new business item is Resolution #059-2025 to disallow a claim filed by Kenneth Myers. The council will also vote on an outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar LLC. Liaison updates will cover the senior taxi, festival committee, historical society, Little Muskego Lake District, and the GFL Emerald Park Landfill Standing Committee.
- Resolution #058-2025: Agreement with Waukesha County for data processing, property tax assessment, and billing
- Resolution #059-2025: Disallowance of claim by Kenneth Myers
- Outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar LLC at S79W16419 Woods Rd on November 1, 2025 (2 pm to 10:30 pm, live band)
- Voucher approval (Total Sheet and Alpha Report)
The Common Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included vouchers and an agreement with Waukesha County for data processing, property tax assessment, and billing services. It also voted to disallow the claim filed by Kenneth Myers. Finally, the council approved an outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar LLC (d/b/a Sobeks) at S79W16419 Woods Rd for November 1, 2025.
- Approved consent agenda (vouchers and data‑processing services agreement with Waukesha County) – 7‑0
- Disallowed Kenneth Myers claim – 7‑0
- Approved outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar LLC (d/b/a Sobeks) on Nov 1, 2025 – 7‑0
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss renewing the HAWS animal-services contract and recommend approval of a data-processing agreement with Waukesha County for property tax assessment and billing. They will also consider an outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar and approve utility, general fund, and payroll vouchers totaling over $1.6 million.
- Discussion on renewal of the HAWS contract for animal services
- Recommend approval of a data-processing agreement with Waukesha County for property tax assessment and billing (CCR2025.058)
- Recommend approval of an outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar (S79W16419 Woods Rd) on November 1, 2025
- Utility vouchers: $112,216.77
- General fund vouchers: $1,070,686.53 and wire transfers/payroll: $419,950.71
The Finance Committee recommended approval for several payment vouchers and a data processing agreement with Waukesha County. The committee also recommended an outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar LLC.
- Recommended approval of Waukesha County agreement for data processing, property tax assessment and billing (3-0)
- Recommended approval of outside dance permit for Sobek's Bar LLC for November 1, 2025 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $112,216.77 in utility vouchers (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $1,070,686.53 in general fund vouchers (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $419,950.71 in wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals (3-0)
Finance Committee
The Muskego Finance Committee will consider resolutions to authorize a three‑year repayment agreement for police officer applicants and to let the mayor enter a health‑insurance contract with WCA Group Health Trust for plan year 2026. It will also vote on changes of agents for two Walgreens Class A liquor licenses and on several voucher payments totaling over $1 million. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and a director’s report.
- Resolution to authorize a three‑year repayment agreement for police officer applicants
- Resolution to let the mayor contract with WCA Group Health Trust for 2026 health insurance
- Change of agent (Dawn Ball) for Walgreens #07603 liquor license at S79W18885 Janesville Rd
- Utility vouchers approval for $63,989.30
- General Fund vouchers approval for $567,335.66
The Finance Committee recommended approval of a health insurance contract with WCA Group Health Trust for plan year 2026 on a 2-1 vote. The committee also approved multiple voucher batches totaling over $1 million, including $567,335.66 in general fund vouchers and $440,026.44 in payroll wire transfers, as well as two liquor license agent changes for Walgreens locations. A proposed resolution for a police officer repayment agreement was removed from the agenda without action.
- Recommended approval of health insurance contract with WCA Group Health Trust for 2026 (2-1)
- Approved utility vouchers for $63,989.30 (3-0)
- Approved tax vouchers for $486.42 (3-0)
- Approved general fund vouchers for $567,335.66 (3-0)
- Approved wire transfer for debt service $1,576.75 (3-0)
- Approved wire transfer for payroll $440,026.44 (3-0)
- Approved change of agent for Walgreens #07603 at S79W18885 Janesville Rd (3-0)
- Approved change of agent for Walgreens #11636 at S70W15775 Janesville Rd (3-0)
Library Board
The Muskego Library Board will meet to approve minutes from August and financial reports for August and September, hear a director's report, and discuss two items: a community service waiver and an indemnification and insurance provisions form. No votes on major projects or spending are scheduled.
- Approval of August 19, 2025, Library Board minutes
- Approval of August 2025 financials
- Approval of September 2025 financials
- Discussion and possible action on Community Service Waiver
- Discussion and possible action on Indemnification and Insurance Provisions Form
The board approved the consent agenda with all members in favor. Motions to approve the Community Service Waiver and the Indemnification and Insurance Provisions Form each failed, with all members opposed. The meeting adjourned at 6:31 PM.
- Approved Consent Agenda (all in favor)
- Community Service Waiver denied (all opposed)
- Indemnification and Insurance Provisions Form denied (all opposed)
Plan Commission
The Muskego Plan Commission will meet to consider several lot splits via certified survey maps, an amendment to a building and site plan for RDCycle, and a recommendation to the Common Council to amend the zoning map for two lots on Enterprise Drive. The meeting includes approval of minutes from September and October 2025.
- Zoning map amendment for two lots on Enterprise Drive (Tax Key Nos. 2228.999.005 and 2228.999.014) — recommendation to Common Council
- Building, Site and Operation Plan Amendment for RDCycle at S73 W16555 Janesville Road (Tax Key No. 2198.978)
- Two-lot certified survey map for Brian & Lisa Polinske at S68 W16918 Martin Drive
- Four-lot certified survey map for Keajen Properties/Hillcrest on Durham Road (multiple tax keys)
- Additional three-lot and four-lot certified survey maps for Keajen Properties/Hillcrest on Durham Drive
The commission approved five certified survey maps for lot splits on Martin Drive and Durham Road, all passed unanimously. A building and site operation plan amendment for RDCycle was deferred for a third month. A rezoning request for two lots on Enterprise Drive from M-2 General Industrial to Planned Development was also deferred for one month.
- Approved five certified survey maps (unanimous)
- Deferred RDCycle building/site/operation plan amendment for one month (unanimous)
- Deferred rezoning of two Enterprise Drive lots to Planned Development for one month (3-0, one abstention)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider approval of four voucher packages totaling $886,333.80, covering utility payments, general fund expenses, debt service, and payroll. The meeting also includes committee liaison updates on the Muskego Senior Taxi, Festival Committee, Historical Society, Little Muskego Lake District, and GFL Emerald Park Landfill.
- Approval of utility vouchers for $65,240.66
- Approval of general fund vouchers for $315,942.76
- Approval of wire transfers for debt service for $62,620.00
- Approval of wire transfers for payroll and invoice transmittals for $442,530.38
- Updates from aldermanic liaisons on five committees
The Common Council approved utility vouchers and wire transfers for debt service and payroll totaling $487,833.42 with a 7-0 vote. The meeting adjourned at 6:10 pm with a 4-3 vote.
- Approved Utility Vouchers $65,240.66 (7-0)
- Approved General Fund Vouchers $315,942.76 (7-0)
- Approved Wire Transfers for Debt Service $62,620.00 (7-0)
- Approved Wire Transfers for Payroll/Invoice Transmittals $442,530.38 (7-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:10 pm (4-3)
Common Council
The Common Council will hold the second reading of Ordinance #1504 to rezone property at Bluhm Ct from I-1 (Industrial) to RS-2 (Residential) and amend the Comprehensive Plan. The consent agenda includes approvals of a certified survey map for Scardino/Bohrer and a final plat for Kirkland Crossing. The Council will also vote on routine voucher payments totaling over $710,000 and receive committee updates.
- Second reading of Ordinance #1504 – rezone Bluhm Ct from I-1 to RS-2 and amend the Comprehensive Plan
- Consent item: Resolution #055-2025 – approval of a one-lot certified survey map (Scardino/Bohrer, Gingerbread House)
- Consent item: Resolution #056-2025 – approval of final plat for Kirkland Crossing
- Consent item: Resolution #057-2025 – appointment of citizen member to Library Board
- Voucher approvals: General Fund $219,828.55, Utility $17,106.86, Wire Transfers $473,118.47
The Common Council approved a second-reading zoning ordinance (Ordinance #1504) changing the zoning on Bluhm Ct from I-1 (Industrial) to RS-2 (Residential Single-Family). They also approved a final plat for Kirkland Crossing, a library board appointment, and routine vouchers and wire transfers. All votes were 6-0. Mayor Petfalski announced he will drop the state of emergency on September 10.
- Approved consent agenda minus two pulled items (6-0)
- Approved Resolution #056 – final plat for Kirkland Crossing (6-0)
- Approved Resolution #057 – appointment of citizen member to Library Board (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance #1504 – rezone Bluhm Ct from I-1 to RS-2 (6-0)
- Approved General Fund vouchers $219,828.55 (6-0)
- Approved Utility vouchers $17,106.86 (6-0)
- Approved wire transfers for payroll/invoice $473,118.47 (6-0)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will hear the 2024 audit presentation, consider recommending a resolution to exempt the city from the county library tax levy for 2026, and approve multiple voucher payments totaling over $1.1 million. The Finance Director will also present the second quarter 2025 budget report.
- 2024 audit presentation
- Resolution of eligibility for exemption from the county library tax levy for 2026
- Approval of utility vouchers ($102,230.64), tax vouchers ($3,735.68), general fund vouchers ($633,073.84), and wire transfers ($460,173.21)
- Quarterly budget report for second quarter 2025
The committee approved the August 12, 2025 Finance Committee minutes and directed the Finance Director to supply Hillendale Water Project documents before the next council meeting. It recommended a 2026 exemption from the County Library Tax Levy and approved utility, tax, general fund, and payroll wire‑transfer vouchers, each passing with a 3‑0 vote. The meeting was adjourned at 6:23 pm.
- Approved August 12, 2025 Finance Committee minutes (3-0)
- Directed Finance Director to provide Hillendale Water Project documents before next council meeting (2-1)
- Recommended approval of exemption from County Library Tax Levy for 2026 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of utility vouchers totaling $102,230.64 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of tax vouchers totaling $3,735.68 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of general fund vouchers totaling $633,073.84 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals totaling $460,173.21 (3-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:23 pm (3-0)
Big Muskego Lake District Board of Commissioners
The Big Muskego Lake District Board of Commissioners will consider authorizing the chair to sign an aquatic plant control agreement with Solitude Lake Management, LLC. The board will also elect a secretary, with City Clerk Kerri Roller as the nominee. Additionally, the deputy commissioner will provide an update on lake conditions, water levels, and plant growth. The agenda includes approval of minutes from January 28, 2025, and voucher approval.
- Authorization for chair to sign Aquatic Plant Control Agreement with Solitude Lake Management, LLC.
- Election of Secretary – Kerri Roller, City Clerk.
- Deputy Commissioner's update on lake condition, water levels, plant growth, fish and wildlife.
- Approval of January 28, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Voucher approval.
The Board approved minutes from January 28, 2025, and elected Kerri Roller as Secretary for the district. Commissioners authorized the chair to sign an Aquatic Plant Control Agreement with Solitude Lake Management, LLC, continuing service from the same provider. The deputy commissioner reported on lake conditions, new weed control contract finalization, and a new six-wheeler vehicle for fire patrol.
- Approved minutes from January 28, 2025 (5-0)
- Elected Kerri Roller as Secretary for the Big Muskego Lake District (5-0)
- Authorized chair to sign Aquatic Plant Control Agreement with Solitude Lake Management, LLC (5-0)
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a conditional use grant for an overnight dog boarding facility at S81 W18461 Gemini Drive. Consent business includes approval of a Building, Site and Operation Plan Amendment for Tipsy Turtle. Old business includes annual review for Loomis Court and amendments for RDCycle and Woodcrest Apartments. New business includes several site plan amendments and metal accessory structure approvals, plus a discussion of exterior donation/recycle bins in Muskego.
- Public hearing for conditional use grant for overnight dog boarding at Gemini Drive (Little Woofs)
- Building, Site and Operation Plan Amendment for Tipsy Turtle at Boxhorn Drive
- Annual review for Loomis Court at Loomis Court and North Cape Road
- Building, Site and Operation Plan Amendment and Conditional Use Grant for Little Woofs Retreat at Gemini Drive
- Discussion of exterior donation/recycle bins in Muskego
The Plan Commission approved a conditional use grant for a dog boarding facility and lighting for youth football practice fields. The meeting also included approvals for building plan amendments and a discussion on regulating donation bins.
- Approved dog boarding facility at S81 W18461 Gemini Drive (unanimous)
- Approved youth football lighting at Bay Lane Elementary (unanimous)
- Approved metal accessory structures for Steven Pollack contingent on fence (unanimous)
- Approved metal accessory structure for Ed Herda (unanimous)
- Approved Tipsy Turtle building plan amendment (unanimous)
- Approved Loomis Court annual review (unanimous)
- Deferred RDCycle building plan amendment (unanimous)
- Withdrawn Woodcrest Apartments building plan amendment
Plan Commission
The Muskego Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on several items, including a recommendation to amend the Zoning Map and Comprehensive Plan for a lot on Bluhm Court. Other decisions include a final plat for the Kirkland Crossing Subdivision, building and site plan amendments for RDCycle, Jackson's, and Woodcrest Apartments, and a new building plan for Inpro. Consent items cover a metal accessory structure and a certified survey map.
- Recommendation to amend Zoning Map and Comprehensive Plan for a lot at S75 W13880 Bluhm Court (Tax Key 2207.051.001)
- Final Plat approval for Kirkland Crossing Subdivision at S63 W17271 College Avenue and vacant parcels (multiple tax keys)
- Building, Site and Operation Plan for Inpro at S80 W18766 Apollo Drive (Tax Key 2225.090)
- Building, Site and Operation Plan Amendment for RDCycle at S73 W16555 Janesville Road (Tax Key 2198.978)
- Building, Site and Operation Plan Amendment for Woodcrest Apartments at S86 W18600 Jean Drive (Tax Key 2223.026)
The Plan Commission approved the minutes from August 5 and two consent items: a metal accessory structure on Loomis Road and a one-lot certified survey map on College Avenue. A lengthy discussion on a donation bin proposal for RDCycle at Janesville Road raised concerns about location, aesthetics, monitoring, and precedent, but the minutes do not record a final vote or outcome.
- Approved August 5, 2025 meeting minutes unanimously
- Approved Resolution PC 042-2025 for metal accessory structure on Zuehlke property (S102 W14744 Loomis Road)
- Approved Resolution PC 043-2025 for one-lot certified survey map for Daniel Scardino / Gingerbread House (S63 W16147 College Avenue)
- Discussed but no recorded decision on Resolution PC 037-2025 for RDCycle donation bin at S73 W16555 Janesville Road
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss capital borrowing options with a financial advisor from Baird and review the 2026 capital projects fund budgets and the 2026-2030 capital budget requests. No binding action will be taken as this is a discussion-only meeting.
- Discussion with Baird financial advisor on capital borrowing
- 2026 Capital Projects Fund Budgets (Expenditure & Borrowing)
- 2026-2030 Capital Budget Requests
- Approval of minutes from July 22 and August 12, 2025
The Committee of the Whole approved capital project requests for 2026, including park maintenance, utility upgrades, and equipment purchases. The committee deferred the Veterans Park splash pad project to 2028.
- Approved $239,000 for park projects including turf care, safety improvements, and playground equipment
- Approved $325,000 for trail maintenance and WE Energies Trail projects
- Approved $442,650 for water utility projects including well rehabs and meters
- Approved $1,441,650 for sewer utility projects including forcemains and lift station upgrades
- Approved $485,000 for public works equipment including plow and pickup trucks
- Deferred Veterans Park splash pad project to 2028
- Approved 2026 Capital Projects Fund Budgets (7-0)
- Approved Committee of the Whole Minutes from August 12, 2025 (7-0)
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission is holding a special meeting with no old or new business. The primary purpose is to convene in closed session to interview candidates for a police officer position, as authorized by Wisconsin statute. Following the closed session, the commission will reconvene in open session to consider any motions regarding the interviews.
- Closed session under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(c) to interview police officer candidates
- Possible open session vote on candidate approval or rejection
The Muskego Police and Fire Commission convened on July 21, 2025, and immediately moved into closed session under Wisconsin State Statute 19.85(1)(c) to interview candidates for police officer. The commission returned to open session and adjourned without any substantive public decisions or votes on policy, contracts, or other matters.
- Closed session held to interview police officer candidates (unanimous)
Police and Fire Commission
The Muskego Police and Fire Commission special meeting will follow standard procedural items. The commission will vote on a motion to convene a closed session for interviewing candidates for a police officer position, as authorized by Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(C). After the closed session, the commission will resume the open session to address any remaining agenda items.
- Vote on motion to convene closed session for police officer candidate interviews
The Police and Fire Commission voted unanimously to enter a closed session to interview candidates for a police officer position. The meeting then reconvened in open session and adjourned.
- Entered closed session to interview police officer candidates (unanimous)
- Reconvened in open session (unanimous)
- Adjourned the meeting (unanimous)
Police and Fire Commission
The Muskego Police and Fire Commission will meet to vote on a motion to convene in closed session to discuss an officer personnel matter, authorized under Wisconsin statute. The commission will also elect a new president and vice-president/secretary, receive a report from the police chief, and tour the current police department facility with the Common Council.
- Motion to convene closed session for officer personnel matter under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(c)
- Election of Commission President and Vice-President/Secretary
- Report from Police Chief or designee
- Approval of minutes from February 20, 2025
- Tour of current Police Department facility with Common Council
The Police and Fire Commission approved the February 20, 2025 minutes. It entered and later exited a closed session on a personnel matter. Commissioners elected Boyer as President and Jaske as Vice‑President/Secretary. The meeting was adjourned, with every motion passing unanimously.
- Approved February 20, 2025 minutes (all in favor)
- Moved to closed session for personnel discussion (all in favor)
- Returned to open session (all in favor)
- Elected Commissioner Boyer as President (all in favor)
- Elected Commissioner Jaske as Vice‑President/Secretary (all in favor)
- Adjourned meeting (all in favor)
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will convene in closed session to interview candidates for the position of police officer, authorized under Wisconsin statute for employment deliberations. Following the closed session, the Commission will reconvene in open session to consider motions to recommend approval or rejection of candidates.
- Closed session to interview candidates for police officer position
The Muskego Police and Fire Commission convened on May 29, 2025, and held a closed session to interview candidates for a police officer position. The commission reconvened in open session and adjourned shortly after. No public agenda items were discussed or acted upon.
- Moved to enter closed session for police officer interviews (passed unanimously)
- Reconvened to open session (passed unanimously)
- Adjourned meeting (passed unanimously)
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will consider approving the promotion of Jared Sandretti to Sergeant as new business. The commission will then hold a closed session to interview candidates for police officer positions, as authorized under Wisconsin statute. Following the closed session, the commission will reconvene in open session to act on recommendations.
- Approval of Jared Sandretti promotion to Sergeant
- Closed session to interview police officer candidates
The commission approved the promotion of Jared Sandretti to Sergeant. The body also authorized a closed session to interview candidates for a police officer position.
- Approved promotion of Jared Sandretti to Sergeant (4-0)
- Authorized closed session for police officer candidate interviews (4-0)
- Authorized return to open session (4-0)
- Adjourned meeting (4-0)
Library Board
The Library Board will consider consent agenda items including approval of July 2025 minutes and financials. The board will discuss and possibly act on a Community Service Waiver. A discussion on the 2025 Action Plan status is also scheduled.
- Approval of July 15, 2025 meeting minutes
- July 2025 financials review
- Discussion/possible action on Community Service Waiver
- Discussion of 2025 Action Plan Status
The board approved the consent agenda with a conditional approval of the July 2025 financials. A motion to approve the Community Service Waiver was amended and then deferred to the September board meeting, with both motions passing unanimously. The meeting was adjourned by unanimous consent.
- Approved consent agenda with conditional approval of July 2025 financials (unanimous)
- Approved Community Service Waiver amendment (unanimous)
- Deferred Community Service Waiver discussion/action to September meeting (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a public hearing and ordinance regarding the rezoning of land at S75W13880 Bluhm Court. The proposal seeks to change the designation from Government, Institutional and Public Service District to Suburban Residence District.
- Public hearing for rezoning of part of Tax Key No. 2207.051.001 (S75W13880 Bluhm Court)
- Ordinance #1504 to amend the Zoning Map and 2020 Comprehensive Plan
- Resolution #054-2025 regarding eligibility for exemption from the 2026 County Library Tax Levy
- Approval of vouchers
The Common Council approved the consent agenda (7-0), which included Resolution #054-2025 for exemption from the county library tax levy. Mayor Petfalski reported the city remains under a state of emergency due to flooding and is seeking emergency relief for infrastructure damage. A public hearing was held on a rezoning petition for Bluhm Ct, and the first reading of the corresponding ordinance was introduced, but no vote was taken on the rezoning.
- Approved consent agenda (7-0): August 12 minutes, voucher approval, Resolution #054-2025 for library tax exemption
- Held public hearing on Bradley and Shannon May rezoning from I-1 to RS-2 (no decision)
- Introduced first reading of Ordinance #1504 to rezone Bluhm Ct and amend Comprehensive Plan (no vote taken)
Board of Review
The Board of Review will hear and decide on objections to property assessments, beginning with an objection from Muskego School Apartments LLC. Additional objections may also be considered. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and procedural items.
- Hearing on property assessment objection by Muskego School Apartments LLC
- Additional objections to property assessments will be heard if any are filed
- Approval of May 12, 2023 meeting minutes
The Board of Review held a hearing on a property assessment objection for Muskego School Apartments LLC. After hearing testimony from the taxpayer's agent and the assessor, the board entered closed session to discuss procedural issues. Upon returning to open session, the board voted unanimously to sustain the assessor's valuation of $2,308,803.
- Approved minutes of May 12, 2023 (voice vote)
- Heard objection for Muskego School Apartments, S75W187476 Janesville Rd, Tax Key MSKC2193.104
- Moved to closed session to discuss procedural issues (4-0 roll call)
- Sustained assessor's valuation of $2,308,803 on the property (4-0 roll call)
- Approved 2023 Assessment Roll and adjourned sine die (voice vote)
Board of Review
The Board of Review will meet on May 10, 2024, to select a chairperson and vice chairperson, verify assessor training and confidentiality ordinance compliance, and receive the annual assessment roll. The board will then review the roll for errors, certify corrections, and consider taxpayer requests for waivers, telephone testimony, or hearing waivers. Any filed objections will be heard, and additional meeting dates may be scheduled.
- Select a chairperson and vice chairperson for the Board of Review
- Verify the city's ordinance on confidentiality of income and expense information provided to the assessor
- Receive and examine the annual assessment roll, correct errors, and certify corrections
- Consider waivers of 48-hour notice for objections and requests for telephone or written testimony
- Hear any filed objections and schedule additional hearing dates if needed
The Board of Review approved the June 8, 2023 minutes and elected Jeremy Keil as Chairperson and Lynda Guhr as Vice Chairperson, each by a unanimous 5‑0 vote. It then approved three specific corrections to the 2023 assessment roll, also unanimously. The meeting was adjourned sine die at 12:00 p.m. with a 5‑0 vote.
- Approved June 8, 2023 minutes (5‑0)
- Elected Jeremy Keil as Chairperson (5‑0)
- Elected Lynda Guhr as Vice Chairperson (5‑0)
- Approved corrections to the 2023 tax roll (5‑0)
- Adjourned sine die at 12:00 p.m. (5‑0)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a health insurance presentation from Cottingham and Butler representatives. Following that, the committee will convene in closed session to discuss an Innovation Grant's impact on the Police Department, a nuisance property abatement procedure, and businesses that failed to return an annual survey for REC use and charges. The body will then reconvene in open session to consider any actions.
- Health Insurance Presentation by Cottingham and Butler Representatives
- Closed session discussion on Innovation Grant impact on the Police Department
- Closed session discussion on abatement procedure for nuisance properties
- Closed session discussion on businesses failing to return annual survey for REC use and charges (Section 290-7(G)(3))
- Approval of Committee of the Whole Minutes from July 22, 2025
The Committee of the Whole approved the agenda and the July 22 minutes, each by a 7-0 vote. Members then voted unanimously to move into Closed Session to discuss nuisance property abatement, business survey compliance, and an Innovation Grant affecting the Police Department. After the Closed Session, the council reconvened in Open Session and adjourned, all votes 7-0.
- Approved agenda (7-0)
- Approved July 22 minutes (7-0)
- Convene Closed Session on nuisance, survey, grant issues (7-0)
- Reconvene Open Session (7-0)
- Adjourn meeting (7-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a consent agenda containing five resolutions: an extraterritorial certified survey map for the Oswald property, dedications of public improvements for Mallard Reserve and Baseler Court, and reductions of letters of credit or cash deposits for development projects. New business and committee reports will also be reviewed. Public comments are limited to residents on agenda items.
- Resolution #048-2025 - extraterritorial certified survey map (Oswald)
- Resolution #049-2025 - dedication of public improvements for Mallard Reserve
- Resolution #050-2025 - dedication of public improvements for Baseler Court
- Resolution #051-2025 - letter of credit reduction for MK/S-EP, LLC (Mallard Reserve)
- Resolution #053-2025 - cash deposit reduction for Peach Lane LLC (Twin Silos Subdivision)
The Common Council voted 7‑0 to approve all items on the consent agenda, including six resolutions and a voucher package. The approved resolutions cover a survey map, two public‑improvement dedications, and three reductions of cash deposits or letters of credit. After the consent agenda, the council voted 7‑0 to adjourn the meeting at 6:10 p.m.
- Approved Resolution #048-2025 – Extraterritorial Certified Survey Map (Oswald) (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution #049-2025 – Dedication of Public Improvements for Mallard Reserve (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution #050-2025 – Dedication of Public Improvements for Baseler Court (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution #051-2025 – Letter of Credit Reduction for MK/S‑EP, LLC (Mallard Reserve) (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution #052-2025 – Reduction of Cash Deposit for James Baseler (Baseler Court) (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution #053-2025 – Reduction of Cash Deposit for Peach Lane LLC (Twin Silos Subdivision) (7‑0)
- Approved voucher package (Vouchers – Total Sheet, Alpha Report) (7‑0)
- Adjourned meeting (7‑0)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will consider approving dedications of public improvements for two subdivisions, reducing letters of credit or cash deposits for three developments, and approving utility, tax, general fund, and payroll vouchers totaling over $2.17 million.
- Recommend approval of dedication of public improvements for Mallard Reserve subdivision
- Recommend approval of dedication of public improvements for Baseler Court subdivision
- Recommend approval of letter of credit reduction for MK/S-EP, LLC (Mallard Reserve)
- Recommend approval of cash deposit reduction for James Baseler (Baseler Court) and Peach Lane LLC (Twin Silos Subdivision)
- Recommend approval of utility vouchers ($555,158.34), tax vouchers ($5,332.00), general fund vouchers ($1,144,823.14), and wire transfers ($465,227.70)
The Muskego Finance Committee voted unanimously to recommend approving dedications of public improvements for the Mallard Reserve and Baseler Court subdivisions. The committee also recommended reductions of developer cash deposits and letters of credit for Mallard Reserve, Baseler Court, and Twin Silos Subdivision. Additionally, the panel recommended approval of utility, tax, and general fund vouchers totaling over $2.1 million, including wire transfers for payroll and invoices.
- Recommended approval of dedication of public improvements for Mallard Reserve (3-0)
- Recommended approval of dedication of public improvements for Baseler Court (3-0)
- Recommended approval of letter of credit reduction for MK/S-EP, LLC (Mallard Reserve) (3-0)
- Recommended approval of reduction of cash deposit for James Baseler (Baseler Court) (3-0)
- Recommended approval of reduction of cash deposit for Peach Lane LLC (Twin Silos Subdivision) (3-0)
- Recommended approval of utility vouchers for $555,158.34 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of general fund vouchers for $1,144,823.14 (3-0)
- Recommended approval of wire transfers for $465,227.70 (3-0)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation on the Road Program and consider approving the minutes from its June 24, 2025 meeting. No other business is listed.
- Presentation on the Road Program
- Approval of Committee of the Whole minutes from June 24, 2025
The Committee of the Whole approved the June 24, 2025 minutes and heard a presentation on road conditions. The Council discussed budget limitations and borrowing options, including a $4 million loan, but did not make a final decision.
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes for June 24, 2025 (6-0)
- Requested list of seven worst roads and cost estimates for repairs
- Requested assessment of the trail system
- Requested City financial advisor outline borrowing impacts
Common Council
The Common Council will vote on a resolution authorizing the Parks & Recreation Department to sell fermented malt beverages at events in city parks. The consent agenda includes multiple items: dedication of public improvements for Twin Silos, support for a grant from the Holz Family Foundation for conservation land management, re-approval of three certified survey maps for the Baseler subdivision, and revisions to the municipal ordinance deposit and forfeiture schedule. Also scheduled is approval of a change of agent for a Class A liquor license held by GPM Southeast, LLC at Jetz #4527.
- Resolution #047-2025: Authorizing sale of beer at events in city parks
- Resolution #041-2025: Dedication of public improvements for Twin Silos (Peach Tree)
- Resolution #042-2025: Support for grant from Holz Family Foundation for ecological management of conservation lands (Bluhm Park, Holz Island, Marshland Camps Preserve)
- Resolution #046-2025: Approval of revisions to Municipal Ordinance Deposit and Forfeiture Schedule
- Approval of change of agent for Class A liquor license at Jetz #4527 (S69W15461 Janesville Rd)
The Common Council approved a grant to support ecological management of local conservation lands and authorized beer sales at city park events, affecting public land access and local gatherings. It also approved a liquor license agent change for a nearby business and updated municipal deposit schedules. All items passed 6-0.
- Approved Resolution #042-2025 grant for ecological management of Bluhm Park, Holz Island, and Marshland Camps Preserve (6-0)
- Authorized Parks & Recreation Department to sell fermented malt beverages at city park events (6-0)
- Approved change of agent for Class A liquor license at Jetz #4527, S69W15461 Janesville Rd (6-0)
- Approved Resolution #041-2025 dedicating public improvements for Twin Silos (6-0)
- Approved revisions to the municipal ordinance deposit and forfeiture schedule (6-0)
- Approved re-approval of three Certified Survey Maps for the Baseler property (6-0)
- Approved June 24, 2025 council minutes and city vouchers (6-0)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will recommend approval of the dedication of public improvements for the Twin Silos development, a resolution to support a grant from the Holz Family Foundation for ecological management of conservation lands, and revisions to the municipal ordinance deposit and forfeiture schedule. They will also review the abatement procedure for nuisance properties and approve a change of agent for a liquor license. Additionally, they will approve various vouchers totaling over $700,000.
- Recommend approval of dedication of public improvements for Twin Silos (Peach Lane LLC)
- Recommend approval of resolution to support grant from Holz Family Foundation for ecological management of Bluhm Park, Holz Island, and Marshland Camps Preserve
- Recommend approval of revisions to Municipal Ordinance Deposit and Forfeiture Schedule
- Review abatement procedure for nuisance properties
- Recommend approval of change of agent for Class A liquor license held by GPM Southeast, LLC (dba Jetz #4527) at S69W15461 Janesville Rd
The Muskego Finance Committee approved the June 10, 2025 meeting minutes and recommended approval of a public‑improvement dedication for Twin Silos, a grant‑funding resolution for the Holz Family Foundation, and revisions to the municipal deposit and forfeiture schedule. It also approved a change of agent for a Class A liquor license and authorized utility, tax, general‑fund, and payroll wire‑transfer vouchers totaling $704,? (see individual amounts). All motions passed unanimously (3‑0).
- Approved June 10, 2025 Finance Committee minutes (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of dedication of public improvements for Twin Silos (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of resolution to support Holz Family Foundation grant for conservation lands (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of revisions to the municipal ordinance deposit and forfeiture schedule (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of change of agent for Class A liquor license (Regina Nievinski) for GPM Southeast, LLC (dba Jetz #4527) (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of utility vouchers totaling $51,989.23 (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of general‑fund vouchers totaling $193,651.33 (3‑0)
- Recommended approval of wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals totaling $458,302.27 (3‑0)
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will vote on four building, site, and operation plan amendments for GFL Muskego LLC (College Court) and Inpro facilities at Gemini, Mercury, and Saturn Drives. Consent items include approval of two metal accessory structures on Kelsey Drive and an extraterritorial certified survey map for a property on Wind Lake Road in the Town of Norway. The commission will also approve the June 3, 2025, meeting minutes.
- Approval of two metal accessory structures for the Sharwani/Sajid property at S102 W20444 Kelsey Drive
- Extraterritorial certified survey map for Todd Oswald at 26418 S. Wind Lake Road, Town of Norway
- Building, site, and operation plan amendment for GFL Muskego LLC at W144 S6350 College Court
- Building, site, and operation plan amendments for Inpro at Gemini (S82 W18762 Gemini Drive), Mercury (W188 S8232 Mercury Drive), and Saturn (S83 W18770 Saturn Drive)
The Muskego Plan Commission unanimously approved consent business for two property matters. It also unanimously approved a building, site and operation plan amendment for GFL Muskego, LLC. The commission then approved amended resolutions that waive the curb requirement for Inpro’s Gemini, Mercury, and Saturn parking projects.
- Approved consent business (Resolutions PC 031‑2025 & PC 032‑2025) unanimously
- Approved Resolution PC 033‑2025 for GFL Muskego amendment unanimously
- Approved amended Resolution PC 034‑2025 (curb waiver for Inpro Gemini) unanimously
- Approved amended Resolution PC 035‑2025 (curb waiver for Inpro Mercury) unanimously
- Approved amended Resolution PC 036‑2025 (curb waiver for Inpro Saturn) unanimously
Library Board
The Library Board will conduct final interviews for the Library Director position and discuss employment details. The board will then convene in closed session to consider the candidates, as authorized by state statute. No other substantive business is on the agenda.
- Final round of interviews for Library Director
- Discussion of employment details for finalist candidates
- Closed session authorized under Wis. Stats. §19.85(1)(c) to interview candidates
The board entered a closed session to conduct final interviews for the library director position, then returned to open session. In open session, trustees approved Kelsey Butterfield as the Muskego Public Library Director and directed HR to make a conditional offer starting August 18, 2025. All motions, including entering closed and open sessions and adjournment, passed unanimously.
- Motion to enter closed session for final director interviews passed all in favor
- Motion to return to open session passed all in favor
- Approved Kelsey Butterfield as library director; HR to make conditional offer (all in favor)
- Motion to adjourn the meeting passed all in favor
Library Board
The Muskego Library Board will hold first reads of the 2026-2030 Five Year Capital Budget Plan and the 2026 Operating Budget. They will also discuss and possibly act on a Community Service Waiver, ratify the monthly meeting date/time, and make presidential appointments for the Strategic Planning and Personnel Committees. Consent agenda includes approval of May minutes and May 2025 financials.
- Discussion/Action: Community Service Waiver
- Ratification of Library Board Monthly Meeting Date/Time
- Presidential Appointments for Strategic Planning Committee and Personnel Committee
- 2026-2030 Five Year Capital Budget Plan Review (1st Read)
- 2026 Operating Budget Review (1st Read)
The Library Board established a recurring monthly meeting schedule and appointed trustees to the Strategic Planning and Personnel committees. The board also tabled a discussion regarding the Community Service Waiver Release.
- Approved Consent Agenda (all in favor)
- Tabled Evaluation of the Community Service Waiver Release (all in favor)
- Set monthly meeting date to the third Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm (all in favor)
- Appointed Trustees Woodward, Foundos, and Lissman to the Strategic Planning Committee
- Appointed Trustees DeAngelis, Schroeder, and President Humphreys to the Personnel Committee
Library Board
The Muskego Library Board will approve minutes from June 18 and July 9, 2025. It will discuss a community service waiver and consider the second reading of the proposed 2026 library capital and operating budgets. The board will also review the impact of a parking lot construction on library services.
- Approval of June 18, 2025 Library Board minutes
- Approval of July 9, 2025 Library Board minutes
- Discussion of Community Service Waiver
- Second reading of Proposed 2026 Library Capital Budget
- Review of Parking Lot Construction Impact on Library Services
The board approved the consent agenda and the June 18 and July 9 meeting minutes. It deferred the Community Service Waiver discussion to the August meeting, amended the 2026 Library Capital Budget to include the Keycard Access Project in 2029, approved the 2026 Library Operating Budget, and approved Option 2 for parking‑lot construction impact on library services. The meeting was then adjourned.
- Consent agenda approved (all in favor)
- June 18, 2025 minutes approved (all in favor)
- July 9, 2025 minutes approved (all in favor)
- Community Service Waiver discussion deferred to August meeting (all in favor)
- Amended 2026 Library Capital Budget to add Keycard Access Project in 2029 (all in favor)
- Approved 2026 Library Operating Budget (all in favor)
- Approved Option 2 for parking‑lot construction impact on library services (all in favor)
- Meeting adjourned (all in favor)
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review routine license renewal applications for the 2025-2026 fiscal year and approve multiple voucher payments totaling $1,051,650.70. It will also receive quarterly budget reports for the fourth quarter of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025. No public hearings or policy changes are on the agenda.
- Recommend approval of various license renewal applications for July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026
- Approve utility vouchers in the amount of $39,949.66
- Approve general fund vouchers in the amount of $584,957.70
- Approve wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals in the amount of $426,743.34
- Receive quarterly budget reports for 2024 Q4 and 2025 Q1
The Finance Committee approved utility vouchers totaling $1.05 million and amended the operating hours for Irish Cottage II. The committee also approved the minutes from the May 27 meeting.
- Approved Finance Committee minutes from May 27 (3-0)
- Amended Irish Cottage II license hours to 11 am to 9:30 pm Tuesdays (3-0)
- Approved license renewals as amended (3-0)
- Approved utility vouchers totaling $39,949.66 (3-0)
- Approved general fund vouchers totaling $584,957.70 (3-0)
- Approved wire transfers for payroll totaling $426,743.34 (3-0)
- Adjourned at 6:17 pm (3-0)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss hiring an additional police officer and a contract for a fire pumper for the Tess Corners Fire Department. Following these discussions, the Common Council will convene in closed session to consider medical/personal histories of employees and a health insurance contract.
- Discussion of proactive police department hire (chief temp staff increase)
- Discussion of Tess Corners Fire Pumper contract
- Closed session for employee medical/personal histories and health insurance contract
The Committee of the Whole approved the May 27, 2025 minutes with a 6‑0 vote. It then moved to a closed session, reconvened to open session, and adjourned, each action passing unanimously.
- Approved May 27, 2025 minutes (6-0)
- Moved to Closed Session (6-0)
- Reopened Open Session (6-0)
- Adjourned meeting (6-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a resolution authorizing a memorandum of understanding with Waukesha County for countywide damage assessment services. The council will also approve utility, general fund, and payroll vouchers totaling over $969,000. A 2026 budget planning calendar will be presented for discussion.
- Resolution #040-2025: MOU with Waukesha County for damage assessment
- Approval of utility vouchers: $70,444.51
- Approval of general fund vouchers: $479,166.36
- Approval of wire transfers: $419,476.65
- Review of committee minutes (Finance, Committee of the Whole)
The Common Council approved Resolution #040-2025 to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with Waukesha County for countywide damage assessment services (6-0). The council also approved the consent agenda (minutes from June 10, 2025) and authorized utility vouchers ($70,444.51), general fund vouchers ($479,166.36), and wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals ($419,476.65), all by 6-0 votes. Meeting adjourned at 6:09 pm with no public comment or substantive discussion beyond the listed approvals.
- Approved Resolution #040-2025 for MOU with Waukesha County on damage assessment services (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including June 10, 2025 minutes (6-0)
- Approved utility vouchers totaling $70,444.51 (6-0)
- Approved general fund vouchers totaling $479,166.36 (6-0)
- Approved wire transfers for payroll/invoice transmittals totaling $419,476.65 (6-0)
Committee of the Whole
The Muskego Committee of the Whole will discuss plans and evaluation for future fire and rescue services, and a proposed Memorandum of Understanding for countywide damage assessment services. No votes or decisions are expected; these are discussion-only items. The committee will also approve minutes from three previous meetings.
- Discussion regarding plans and evaluation for future fire and rescue
- Discussion related to a Memorandum of Understanding for countywide damage assessment services (attachments: MEMO, SOP, MOU)
- Approval of Committee of the Whole minutes from October 8, November 19, and December 10, 2024
The Committee approved the minutes from October, November, and December 2024 and adjourned at 7:34 pm. A motion to defer a discussion on future fire and rescue plans failed, and a Memorandum of Understanding for countywide damage assessment services was agreed to.
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes for Oct 8, 2024 (7-0)
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes for Nov 19, 2024 (7-0)
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes for Dec 10, 2024 (7-0)
- Motion to defer fire and rescue discussion failed (2-4)
- Agreed to move forward with MOU for countywide damage assessment services
- Adjourned meeting at 7:34 pm (7-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will vote on consent agenda items including an ambulance service agreement with the Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department, various license renewals for 2025–2026, and a one-lot certified survey map for Tom Kasian. Under new business, the council will consider a compliance maintenance resolution for the Wisconsin DNR NR-208 program related to 2024. The meeting also includes committee reports and liaison updates.
- Resolution #036-2025: Approval of ambulance service agreement with Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department
- Resolution #037-2025: Approval of various license renewals for July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026
- Resolution #038-2025: One-lot certified survey map for Tom Kasian
- Resolution #039-2025: Wisconsin DNR NR-208 compliance maintenance resolution for 2024
The Common Council approved an agreement for ambulance services with the Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department and various city license renewals. Council also approved a one-lot certified survey map and a DNR compliance maintenance resolution.
- Approved Resolution #036-2025 for ambulance services with Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department
- Approved Resolution #037-2025 for license renewals (including amended hours for Irish Cottage II)
- Approved Resolution #038-2025 for a one-lot certified survey map for Tom Kasian (7-0)
- Approved Resolution #039-2025 for DNR NR-208 Compliance Maintenance for 2024 (7-0)
Committee of the Whole
The Muskego Committee of the Whole will review proposed fee increases for building, planning, right-of-way, and clerk services, along with a cost estimate for demolishing Old PD. These items would affect permit costs for residents and businesses, and the demolition estimate covers city property. The agenda notice states that no official action will be taken during this meeting. The committee may reconvene after the Common Council meeting to continue discussing these items.
- Proposed fee increases for building, planning, right-of-way, and clerk services
- Cost estimate for the demolition of Old PD
- Approval of Committee of the Whole minutes from September 17 and 24, 2024
- Notice that no official action will be taken at this meeting
The Committee of the Whole approved proposed fee revisions for 2025 and a cost estimate for demolishing the old police department. The meeting also approved the minutes from previous meetings.
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes for September 17, 2024 (5-0)
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes for September 24, 2024 (5-0)
- Approved proposed fee revisions for 2025 (5-0)
- Approved cost estimate for demolition of Old PD (5-0)
- Adjourned at 6:02 pm (5-0)
Committee of the Whole
The Muskego Committee of the Whole will meet at City Hall to discuss REC charges. The agenda is primarily procedural boilerplate and includes standard public notices. No formal votes or binding actions are scheduled.
- Discussion of REC charges
The Committee discussed the history of Reserve Capacity Assessment (RCA) charges and current challenges with business sewer usage surveys. Officials are considering ordinance changes regarding payment terms, interest rates, and survey enforcement. The City Attorney and Mayor will work on a revised ordinance for a future Council meeting.
- Approved the meeting agenda (6-0)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will continue discussions on the 2025 Operating Budget and the 2025-2029 Capital Budget. Additionally, Alderman Schroeder has requested reconsideration of a prior motion to tear down the Old PD Building, referring the matter to Public Works for cost and information gathering. No final action is expected as this is a committee discussion.
- Continued discussion on 2025 Operating Budget (Draft 2)
- Continued discussion on 2025-2029 Capital Budget (Draft 2)
- Reconsideration of motion to tear down the Old PD Building, with referral to Public Works for costs and information
The Committee of the Whole voted to reconsider a previous motion and then approved a motion to obtain three quotes for demolition of the old police department building, to be presented at the next meeting. Discussion on the 2025 operating and capital budgets continued with no formal votes; a proposal to shift senior taxi service donation funding to the landfill fund was discussed but not decided. The agenda was approved 7-0.
- Approved agenda (7-0)
- Reconsidered motion to refer old PD building to Public Works (4-3)
- Approved motion to get three quotes for demolition of old police department building (4-3)
Big Muskego Lake District Board of Commissioners
The Big Muskego Lake District Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from March 25 and receive a Deputy Commissioner's update on current lake and bay conditions, including water levels, plant growth, and fish and wildlife. No votes on ordinances, contracts, or fee changes are scheduled.
- Deputy Commissioner's update on lake/bay condition, water levels, plant growth, fish and wildlife
The Board approved the March 25, 2025 minutes and adjourned the meeting. No substantive new business was discussed.
- Approved March 25, 2025 minutes (7-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 5:57 pm (7-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of a developer's agreement with Russet LLC for the Apple Hills project, along with minutes and vouchers. The meeting also includes license approvals for an outside dance permit and a change of agent for a liquor license. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the city's refuse/recycling contract.
- Resolution #035-2025: Approval of Russet LLC Developer's Agreement for Apple Hills
- Outside dance permit for Loreen L. Klauser (d/b/a Hunters Nest) on June 14, 2025, for a car show
- Change of agent (Nathan Eckhardt) for Class A liquor license held by GPM Southeast, LLC (dba Jetz #4527) at S69W15461 Janesville Rd
- Closed session to discuss refuse/recycling contract for the City of Muskego
The Common Council approved several routine items, including minutes from April 22 and May 13, 2025, and voucher payments. It adopted Resolution #035-2025 approving the Russet LLC developer agreement with a unanimous 7‑0 vote. The council also approved an outside dance permit for a car show on June 14, 2025, and a change of agent for a Class A liquor license, each by 7‑0.
- Approved Common Council Minutes – April 22, 2025 (consent agenda)
- Approved Common Council Minutes – May 13, 2025 (consent agenda)
- Approved vouchers (consent agenda)
- Approved Resolution #035-2025 – Russet LLC developer agreement (7-0)
- Approved outside dance permit for Loreen L. Klauser, June 14, 2025 (7-0)
- Approved change of agent for GPM Southeast, LLC liquor license (7-0)
- Convene closed session at 6:06 pm (7-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:35 pm (7-0)
Finance Committee
The Muskego Finance Committee is reviewing and recommending approval of a developer agreement for Russet LLC, updating two liquor licenses, and authorizing over $1.9 million in utility, general fund, debt service, and payroll vouchers. The agenda also covers routine items including minutes approval and a finance director's report.
- Recommendation to approve a Developer's Agreement for Russet LLC
- Approval of utility vouchers totaling $331,946.90
- Approval of general fund vouchers totaling $260,128.62
- Approval of wire transfers for debt service ($841,306.25) and payroll ($445,882.09)
- License updates for an outside dance permit at S80W14401 Schultz Ln and a Class A liquor license at S69W15461 Janesville Rd
The committee recommended approval for a developer's agreement with Russet LLC. They also approved several financial items including utility, general fund, debt service, and payroll vouchers.
- Approved May 13, 2025 minutes (3-0)
- Recommended approval of Outside Dance Permit for Loreen L. Klauser at S80W14401 Schultz Ln (3-0)
- Recommended approval of Change of Agent for GPM Southeast, LLC liquor license (3-0)
- Recommended approval of Russet LLC Developer's Agreement (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $331,946.90 in Utility Vouchers (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $260,128.62 in General Fund Vouchers (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $841,306.25 in Debt Service wire transfers (3-0)
- Recommended approval of $445,882.09 in Payroll/Invoice Transmittal wire transfers (3-0)
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will consider several consent‑business resolutions, including approvals of fireworks sales at three retail locations. It will also approve a one‑lot certified survey map for Tom Kasian on Parker Drive. The commission will vote on a building, site and operation plan for Jewell Trucking on the southwest corner of Mercury Drive and Saturn Drive. The meeting includes routine items such as approval of the May 6, 2025 minutes and standard procedural business.
- Resolution PC 026-2025 – approval of a one‑lot certified survey map for Tom Kasian on a vacant parcel along Parker Drive west of Racine Avenue (Tax Key 2274.999).
- Resolution PC 027-2025 – approval of the sale of fireworks for TNT Fireworks at Wal‑Mart, W159 S6530 Moorland Road (Tax Key 2169.999.003).
- Resolution PC 028-2025 – approval of the sale of fireworks for TNT Fireworks at Pick‑n‑Save, S74 W17005 Janesville Road (Tax Key 2199.999.065).
- Resolution PC 029-2025 – approval of the sale of fireworks for Freedom Fireworks at the Basse Farm, S70 W16050 Janesville Road (Tax Key 2172.999).
- Resolution PC 030-2025 – approval of a building, site and operation plan for Jewell Trucking on the southwest corner of Mercury Drive and Saturn Drive (Tax Key 2228.999.025).
The Muskego Plan Commission approved four resolutions authorizing fireworks sales at three locations and a one‑lot survey map. It also approved the minutes from the May 6, 2025 meeting and a building, site and operation plan for Jewell Trucking. All approvals passed unanimously.
- Approved Resolution PC 026-2025 (One‑Lot Certified Survey Map for Tom Kasian) – unanimous
- Approved Resolution PC 027-2025 (Fireworks sale to TNT Fireworks at Walmart) – unanimous
- Approved Resolution PC 028-2025 (Fireworks sale to TNT Fireworks at Pick‑n‑Save) – unanimous
- Approved Resolution PC 029-2025 (Fireworks sale to Freedom Fireworks at Basse Farm) – unanimous
- Approved May 6 2025 meeting minutes – unanimous
- Approved Resolution PC 030-2025 (Building, Site and Operation Plan for Jewell Trucking) – unanimous
Finance Committee
The Muskego Finance Committee will discuss funding for the library parking lot reconstruction and recommend approval of several items, including an inter-municipal agreement for PSAP backup, creation of a Deputy Treasurer position, and purchase of a Velocity Pumper Tanker for Tess Corners Fire Department. The committee will also consider outside dance permits for two local establishments and approve utility, general fund, and payroll vouchers totaling over $2.4 million.
- Discussion on Library Parking Lot Reconstruction funding
- Approval of Inter-Municipal Agreement with Waukesha County for PSAP backup
- Resolution creating a Deputy Treasurer position in Finance and Administration
- Purchase of Velocity Pumper Tanker for Tess Corners Fire Department
- Approval of $1,979,952.22 in general fund vouchers
The Finance Committee unanimously recommended approval of several items, including the purchase of a Velocity Pumper Tanker for the Tess Corners Fire Department, creation of a Deputy Treasurer position, and a library parking lot funding allocation. All votes were 3-0.
- Approved $10,000 library parking lot phase 2 funding (3-0)
- Recommended approval of inter-municipal PSAP backup agreement with Waukesha County (3-0)
- Recommended creation of Deputy Treasurer position (3-0)
- Recommended purchase of Velocity Pumper Tanker for Tess Corners Fire Department (3-0)
- Approved outside dance permit for Addis Management LLC (Danny Haskell's Pub & Grill) (3-0)
- Approved outside dance permit for Two Stooges LLC (The Tipsy Turtle Patio and Grill) (3-0)
- Approved utility vouchers totaling $64,445.90 (3-0)
- Approved general fund vouchers totaling $1,979,952.22 (3-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will consider several resolutions including a bid award for the 2025 Road Improvement Program. The meeting includes discussions on a pier placement agreement at Idle Isle and an ordinance amendment regarding sewers.
- Award of bid for 2025 Road Improvement Program
- Agreement with Water Bugs Ski Team, Inc for pier placement and events at Idle Isle
- Ordinance #1503 to amend Chapter 290 regarding sewers
- Re-approval of a preliminary plat for Kirkland Crossing Subdivision
- Utility vouchers totaling $492,627.92
The Common Council approved the 2025 Road Improvement Program bid and a second reading of an ordinance to amend sewer regulations. Additional actions included approving various appointments, utility vouchers, and a water ski team agreement.
- Approved 2025 Road Improvement Program bid (7-0)
- Approved agreement with Water Bugs Ski Team, Inc for Idle Isle events (7-0)
- Approved sewer ordinance amendments (7-0)
- Approved April 8 and April 15 meeting minutes (6-1)
- Approved consent agenda items including various appointments (7-0)
- Approved Eagle Park Brewing full-service retail license for June 6 event (7-0)
- Approved utility vouchers totaling $492,627.92 (7-0)
- Approved general fund vouchers totaling $282,194.39 (7-0)
Common Council
The Common Council will decide on several consent agenda items, including the purchase of a Velocity pumper tanker for the Tess Corners Fire Department, creation of a deputy treasurer position, approval of a certified survey map for Tractor Supply, and an inter-municipal agreement for PSAP backup. New business includes appointing a council representative to the Lake Denoon Lake District. The council will also hold a closed session to discuss litigation involving Bell Bank vs. Garrett Rees, and tour the police department facility.
- Resolution #034-2025: Purchase of Velocity pumper tanker for Tess Corners Fire Department
- Resolution #032-2025: Creation of Deputy Treasurer position
- Resolution #031-2025: Inter-municipal agreement for PSAP backup with Waukesha County
- Resolution #030-2025: Certified Survey Map for Tractor Supply
- Approval of outside dance permits for Danny Haskell's Pub & Grill and Tipsy Turtle Patio and Grill
The Common Council approved the purchase of a new pumper tanker and created a Deputy Treasurer position. The council also authorized several outside dance permits for local businesses and appointed a representative to the Lake Denoon Lake District board.
- Approved purchase of Velocity Pumper Tanker for Tess Corners Fire Department (6-1)
- Approved creation of Deputy Treasurer position in Finance and Administration Department (7-0)
- Approved Certified Survey Map for Tractor Supply (7-0)
- Approved inter-municipal agreement with Waukesha County for PSAP Backup (7-0)
- Approved appointment of Council Representative to Lake Denoon Lake District (7-0)
- Approved outside dance permits for Danny Haskell's Pub & Grill (7-0)
- Approved outside dance permits for The Tipsy Turtle Patio and Grill (7-0)
- Approved vouchers (7-0)
Library Board
The Muskego Library Board will consider approving updates to the Computer and Internet Use Policy and the Meeting Room Policy, both on second reading. They will also discuss a Library Director Search Committee update and nominate officers for the coming year. Other action items include certifying compliance with Waukesha County Library Standards and selecting meeting dates for 2025-2026. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and April 2025 financials.
- Discussion/Action: Approval of updates to Computer and Internet Use Policy (2nd read)
- Discussion/Action: Approval of updates to Meeting Room Policy (2nd read)
- Discussion/Action: Approval of Certification of Waukesha County Library Standards
- Discussion/Action: Nomination of Library Board Officers (President, Vice President, Treasurer)
- Discussion: Library Director Search Committee Update
The Library Board approved updates to computer and meeting room policies, certified Waukesha County Library Standards, and nominated officers for the 2025-2026 year. The board also moved its next meeting to the third Wednesday of June.
- Approved Computer and Internet Use Policy updates (7-0)
- Approved Meeting Room Policy updates (7-0)
- Approved Waukesha County Library Standards Certification (7-0)
- Approved nominations for President, Vice President, and Treasurer (7-0)
- Moved next meeting to third Wednesday of June at 5:30 PM (7-0)
- Deferred Community Service Waiver Release discussion to June (7-0)
Big Muskego Lake District Board of Commissioners
The Big Muskego Lake District Board will discuss authorizing the chairperson to apply for a Chemical Aquatic Plant Control Permit. The meeting also includes a deputy commissioner's update on lake conditions, water levels, plant growth, fish, and wildlife. Approval of minutes from September 2024 and voucher approvals are also on the agenda.
- Authorization for Chairperson to Apply for Chemical Aquatic Plant Control Permit
- Deputy Commissioner's Update on current condition of lake/bay, water levels, plant growth, fish and wildlife
- Approval of minutes from September 24, 2024
- Voucher approval
The Board of Commissioners approved the minutes from September 24, 2024, unanimously (7-0). They also authorized the chairperson to apply for a chemical aquatic plant control permit, also unanimously (7-0). No other substantive decisions were made; the deputy commissioner reported on lake conditions, osprey platform repairs, and the purchase of a replacement ATV.
- Approved minutes of September 24, 2024 (7-0)
- Authorized chairperson to apply for chemical aquatic plant control permit (7-0)