Mount Pleasant public meetings in 2025
23 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will discuss reports from the South Shore Fire Department and Mount Pleasant Police Chief, and appoint commission officers. The body will also hold a closed session to conduct interviews for a Police Officer and a Firefighter/Paramedic position, and discuss the Assistant Fire Chief role.
- Approval of December 11, 2025 meeting minutes
- Reports from South Shore Fire Department Chief Dustin Ellis and Mount Pleasant Police Chief Robert Botsch
- Appointment of Commission Officers
- Closed session to conduct interviews for Police Officer and Firefighter/Paramedic positions
- Discussion of South Shore Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will review proposed amendments to the village code regarding pedestrian accommodations and housing density. The body will also receive year-end reports for planning and parks and recreation.
- Ordinance 17-2025: Amending §§ 90-420.10 and 90-420.70 regarding sidewalk requirements and 'In Lieu Of' fees
- Ordinance 19-2025: Amending §§ 90-110.70 and 90-560.30 and creating § 90-110.75 for twinhouse and townhouse lot and building regulations
- 2025 Planning Year End Report
- 2025 Parks and Recreation Year End Report
Tourism Commission
The Mount Pleasant Tourism Commission will meet to discuss commissioning an artist for a local art project and purchasing a subscription to Placer.ai. The board will also review the RAMAC publication and discuss the 2026 Visit Racine County contract in a closed session.
- Discussion to commission an artist for a local art project
- Discussion to purchase a subscription to Placer.ai
- Update on RAMAC publication
- Closed session to discuss 2026 Visit Racine County contract
- Room tax grant award post-event reporting
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will review reports from the South Shore Fire Department and Mount Pleasant Police Department. The body will discuss the final appointment of police officers and conduct interviews for a South Shore Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief in closed session.
- Final appointment of Mount Pleasant Police Officers
- Interviews for South Shore Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief
- Report from South Shore Fire Department Chief Dustin Ellis
- Report from Mount Pleasant Police Chief Robert Botsch
Village Board
The Village Board will receive a progress report on the Public Works and Community Development departments. The board is also scheduled to consider a resolution regarding public highways and roadways.
- Resolution 20-2025 Public Highway/Roadways
- Ordinance 16-2025 Massage Establishment License Code Revisions
- Election Poll Worker Appointments for 2026–2027 cycle
- Job descriptions for Fire/Paramedic, Fire Lieutenant, and Fire/EMT
- 2025 Third Quarter Financials
Tourism Commission
The Tourism Commission will consider approving special event budgets for 2026 and authorizing the Tourism Manager to enter into event agreements. The body will also discuss support for the 4th Fest of Greater Racine County. A closed session is scheduled to negotiate the 2026 Visit Racine County contract and a Christmas at Dekoven grant request.
- Approval of 2026 special event budgets
- Authorization for Tourism Manager to enter into special event agreements
- Support for 4th Fest of Greater Racine County
- Negotiation of 2026 Visit Racine County contract
- Christmas at Dekoven grant request
Plan Commission
The Mount Pleasant Plan Commission will meet to review a certified survey map for Carrington Boulevard and Kilbourn Drive, and to discuss proposed updates to residential zoning districts and sidewalk ordinances.
- Recommendation of Carrington Blvd; Kilbourn Dr Certified Survey Map; CSM-25-11
- Discussion on proposed updates to sidewalk ordinances
- Discussion on proposed updates to Article 200: Overlay Districts
- Discussion on proposed updates to residential zoning districts
Public Works Advisory Committee
The Public Works Advisory Committee will discuss several infrastructure requests and the acceptance of new public roads. The meeting includes a report on the 2025 Paving Program update.
- Case New Holland request to close a section of sidewalk on STH 32/Sheridan Rd
- Street light request at the intersection of Oakes Rd and Boulder Trl
- Sidewalk termination concerns in new subdivisions
- Recommendation for acceptance of new public roads
- 2025 Paving Program update
Village Board
The Village Board will conduct a public hearing to adopt the 2026 budget and set the tax levy. The board will also consider a temporary moratorium on massage establishment licenses and the appointment of a new Village Trustee.
- Public hearing for Resolution 18-2025 to adopt the 2026 Budget and set the Tax Levy
- Proposed Resolution 19-2025 for a temporary moratorium on massage establishment licenses
- Purchase agreement to replace Fire Engine 29
- Public hearing for Resolution 10-2025 to discontinue a portion of Megan’s Way
- Public hearing for Resolution 11-2025 to discontinue an unimproved public walk in Royal Oaks Subdivision
Village Board
The Village Board will conduct a public hearing and discuss a zoning map amendment for several properties on Washington Ave. The board will also consider contract renewals for storm water programs and wet pond maintenance.
- Public Hearing on Ordinance 14-2025 Zoning Map Amendment (ZMA-25-09) for 6625, 6617, 6611, 6533, 6525, 6409, and 6401 Washington Ave
- Renewal of contract with Root-Pike WIN - Storm Water Information & Education Program
- First Amendment to the Agreement between SWDUD and Christina Estates Addition #1-Wet Pond Maintenance
- Introduction of South Shore Fire Department Fire Chief Dustin Ellis
- Approval of Certified Survey Maps for 1501 Meadowlane Avenue, 6611 Spring Street, and 5312 Spring Street
Utilities Commission
The Utilities Commission will discuss the acceptance of public storm and sanitary sewers for Leo Living. The body will also review a sanitary sewer capacity analysis for Megan’s Way and an inflow/infiltration mitigation analysis for the sewer moratorium area.
- Acceptance of public storm sewer for Leo Living
- Partial acceptance of public sanitary sewer for Leo Living north of proposed Moonstone Drive
- Megan’s Way sanitary sewer capacity analysis
- Sewer moratorium area inflow/infiltration mitigation analysis
- Lift Station Permanent Generator Project update
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission is reviewing a zoning map amendment to change several properties on Washington Avenue from residential to commercial. The body will also consider multiple certified survey maps for land divisions and resolutions to vacate public ways.
- Ordinance 14-2025: Zoning amendment for 6625, 6617, 6611, 6533, 6525, 6409, and 6401 Washington Avenue from RL to C-2
- CSM-25-08: Land division for 1501 Meadowlane Avenue
- CSM-25-09: Certified Survey Map for 6611 Spring Street
- CSM-25-10: Certified Survey Map for 5312 Spring Street
- Resolution 10-2025: Discontinuing a portion of Megan's Way
Tourism Commission
The Tourism Commission will consider approving the 2026 amended budget and a sponsorship for a Habitat for Humanity event. The body may also enter a closed session to negotiate the 2026 Visit Racine County contract and a RAMAC grant application.
- Approval of sponsorship for Habitat for Humanity event
- Approval of Tourism Commission 2026 amended budget
- Negotiations on 2026 Visit Racine County contract
- RAMAC grant application
Village Board
The Village Board will meet to approve a consent agenda including minutes, financial reports, and several contracts, and to discuss new business items.
- Approval of September 22, 2025 Village Board Meeting Minutes
- Financial Report: Check Registry 09/01/2025 – 09/30/2025
- Approval of Alcohol and Tobacco License Change of Agent for Pick N Save at 1202 N Green Bay Road
- Approval of a purchase agreement for replacement Stryker EMS Equipment
- Approval of a settlement agreement related to Racine County Case No. 2024CV834
Police and Fire Commission
The commission will receive reports from Police Chief Robert Botsch and Interim Fire Chief Dustin Ellis. The body will also meet in closed session to discuss candidates for several fire department leadership and firefighter positions.
- Report from South Shore Fire Department-Interim Chief Dustin Ellis
- Report from Mount Pleasant Police Chief-Robert Botsch
- Candidates for Bureau Chief-Community Risk Reduction
- Candidates for Bureau Chief-Training & Emergency Medical Services
- South Shore Fire Department Lieutenant Promotional List and Fire Chief candidates
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and enter a closed session. The primary purpose of the closed session is to conduct an assessment center and interviews for the South Shore Fire Department Chief position.
- Interviews and assessment center for South Shore Fire Department Chief candidates
Tourism Commission
The Tourism Commission will meet to discuss the 2026 budget and the potential purchase of a drone. The body will also enter a closed session to deliberate on negotiations regarding the 2026 Visit Racine County contract.
- Possible motion to approve the Tourism Commission 2026 budget
- Discussion and possible motion to purchase a drone
- Closed session to negotiate the 2026 Visit Racine County contract
Utilities Commission
The Utilities Commission will discuss and vote on the 2026 budgets for the Sanitary Sewer and Storm Water utilities. The body will also consider accepting new public sewer lines in Christina Estates East and a contract for a Root River education program.
- Acceptance of public sanitary sewer in Christina Estates East
- Discussion on contract for Root River education program
- Discussion on design contract for Lamparek Creek restoration
- Recommendation for adoption of 2026 Sanitary Sewer budget
- Recommendation for adoption of 2026 Storm Water budget
Village Board
The Village Board will review the adoption of a Neighborhood Parks Plan and a budget amendment to buy TruNarc equipment using opioid settlement funds. The board is also considering several police agreements and road use contracts.
- Resolution 15-2025: Adoption of Neighborhood Parks Plan
- Resolution 16-2025: Budget amendment for TruNarc Equipment from Opioid Settlement Funds
- Resolution 11-2025: Discontinuing an unimproved public walk in Royal Oaks Subdivision
- Road Use Agreement with American Transmission Company, LLC
- Certified Survey Maps for 4216 Old Green Bay Road and 1127 Prairie Drive
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will receive reports from the Mount Pleasant Police Chief and the South Shore Fire Department Interim Chief. The body will also meet in closed session to discuss candidates for Fire Chief and conduct interviews for two Bureau Chief positions.
- Report from South Shore Fire Department-Interim Chief Ellis
- Report from Mount Pleasant Police Chief-Robert Botsch
- Discussion of candidates for South Shore Fire Department Fire Chief
- Interviews for South Shore Fire Department Bureau Chief-Community Risk Reduction
- Interviews for South Shore Fire Department Bureau Chief-Training & Emergency Medical Services
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will consider recommendations for two certified survey maps and discuss the Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element. The meeting includes reviews of property divisions at 4216 Old Green Bay Road and 1127 Prairie Drive.
- Recommendation of 4216 Old Green Bay Road Certified Survey Map (CSM-24-02)
- Recommendation of 1127 Prairie Drive Certified Survey Map (CSM-25-07)
- Discussion of Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will review reports from the Mount Pleasant Police Chief and the South Shore Fire Department Interim Chief. The body will also discuss police officer qualifications and hold a closed session to consider candidates for the South Shore Fire Department Fire Chief position.
- Report for South Shore Fire Department-Interim Chief Ellis
- Report for Mount Pleasant Police Chief-Robert Botsch
- Police officer qualifications update
- Closed session to consider candidates for South Shore Fire Department Fire Chief
Village Board
The Village Board will review a mid-year report from the Racine County Economic Development Corporation. The body is deciding on a public transit services contract with the City of Racine and an electric transmission line easement with American Transmission Company LLC.
- Contract with City of Racine for Public Transit Services (Resolution 14-2025)
- Electric transmission line easement agreement with American Transmission Company LLC
- Denial of new massage establishment license for Velvet Hands Therapy, LLC at 1100 Commerce Drive Suite 112
- Fire Training License Agreement with Microsoft Corp.
- Settlement agreement related to Racine County Case No. 2024CV834