Mequon, Wisconsin

Tree Board

The Tree Board will meet to consider the approval of street trees for Enclave Phase X and XI. The board will also review meeting minutes from June 4, 2026.

• Street tree approval for Enclave Phase X and XI

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Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission

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Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will approve minutes from the May 19 and June 22 meetings. It will discuss and potentially approve agreements and any additional budget needed for new entertainment and children's activities at the Taste of Mequon. The committee will receive updates on volunteers, sponsors, and vendors for the event and will consider plans for a Fall 2026 walk/run. A review of the City of Mequon Code of Ordinances related to boards, committees, and commissions will also be discussed.

• Approve meeting minutes for May 19 and June 22, 2026
• Confirm times, create agreements, and consider additional budget for new Taste of Mequon activities
• Provide updates on Taste of Mequon volunteers, sponsors, and vendors (including new participants)
• Discuss planning for a Fall 2026 Walk/Run event
• Review City of Mequon Code of Ordinances related to boards, committees, and commissions

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Common Council

The Common Council will consider Resolution 4299, which authorizes payment of interest on prior inter‑fund advances estimated at $351,014 and transfers $700,000 from the General Fund to the Capital Fund. The meeting also includes first‑reading ordinances on rezoning 87 single‑family lots near 10303 and 10007 Baehr Road and on regulating city camping. Mayoral appointments to the Festivals Committee and Park & Open Space Board will be confirmed.

• Resolution 4299 – authorize $351,014 interest payment and $700,000 fund transfer
• Ordinance 2026-1694 – amend zoning map for 87 lots on 107 acres south of 10303 Baehr Road
• Ordinance 2026-1693 – create Section 46‑4 to regulate camping in Mequon (first reading)
• Resolution 4300 – adopt amendments to City Financial Policy Statements 9 and 10
• Mayoral appointments: Denise Long to Festivals Committee; Elizabeth Stern to Park & Open Space Board

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The Finance-Personnel Committee will approve the June 9, 2026 meeting minutes and review July 2026 license applications. It will adopt Resolution 4299 to pay $351,014 in interest on prior inter‑fund advances and move $700,000 from the General Fund to the Capital Fund, and adopt Resolution 4300 to amend City Financial Policy Statements 9 and 10. The committee will also receive an informational update on the 2027 budget development and discuss the Finance‑Personnel Work Plan.

• Approve June 9, 2026 meeting minutes
• Review July 2026 license applications
• Resolution 4299: authorize $351,014 interest payment and $700,000 fund transfer
• Resolution 4300: adopt amendments to Financial Policy Statements 9 (Debt Management) and 10 (Accounting, Auditing, & Financial Reporting)
• Informational update on 2027 budget development

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will approve the June 4 and June 9 meeting minutes. It will discuss funding for the water and sewer utilities and review utility financial policies, including amendments to the sewer and water reserve policies and a draft water funding policy. The committee will also consider impact fees. No formal actions on these items are scheduled for this meeting.

• Approval of June 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of June 9, 2026 meeting minutes
• Water Utility Funding Discussion
• Sewer Utility Funding Update
• Impact Fee Discussion

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The Mequon Board of Police Commissioners will meet on July 13, 2026, to acknowledge the swearing-in of a new Police Captain. No formal decisions or votes will be taken at this meeting. Any items requiring action will be placed on future agendas.

• Swearing-in ceremony for the new Police Captain (informational only)

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The Architectural Board will consider approval of several new single‑family residence projects, as well as a shed, garage addition, and exterior changes. Applicants are asked to arrive at the start of the meeting so their items can be discussed when called. The board will also note a pending review of the city code related to board and committee responsibilities.

• New single‑family residence at 6260 W. Fox Crossing Drive (Lakeside Development Co.)
• New single‑family residence at 9423 W. Huntington Drive (Korndoerfer Homes)
• New single‑family residence at 10035 N. Migratory Lane (Tim O'Brien Homes)
• Shed at 9845 N. Thornapple Lane (Owner: Envision Design)
• Garage addition and exterior changes at 5310 W. Parkview Drive (Wade Design & Construction)

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The Mequon‑Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission will discuss several agenda items, including a review of the city’s code of ordinances that affect boards and commissions, preferences for treatment of the Mequon Road Bridge over the Milwaukee River, and a review of the 2027 capital budget. The meeting will also cover the joint bike and pedestrian work plan and updates to the bikeway priority project list. No formal actions are scheduled; the commission will gather information and discuss options.

• Review of City of Mequon's Code of Ordinances related to boards, committees, and commissions
• Discussion of commission preferences on treatments to the Mequon Road Bridge over the Milwaukee River
• 2027 Capital Budget Review
• Joint Mequon‑Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Work Plan
• Bikeway Priority Project List Updates

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Planning Commission

The Mequon Planning Commission will review several development proposals, including a conditional use grant for a Rotary Park playground, site plan amendments for local businesses, and a rezoning request for a 107-acre residential neighborhood.

• Conditional use grant for All-User playground and accessible bathroom at 4100 W. Highland Road
• Site plan amendment for 120 additional parking stalls at 2803 W. Mequon Road
• Building and site plan amendment for 27,550 SF addition at 6301 W. Executive Drive
• Building and site plan approval for 3-story mixed-use office building at 11050 N. Weston Drive
• Rezoning recommendation for 87-lot residential neighborhood south of 10303 Baehr Road

Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will review and approve plans for the upcoming Fall 2026 Walk/Run event. It will also discuss preparations for a movie night and updates on entertainment, children's activities, volunteers, sponsors, and vendors for the Taste of Mequon festival. The meeting includes routine items such as approval of May 19 minutes and setting the next meeting date.

• Walk/Run Event for Fall 2026 planning
• Movie Night preparation
• Entertainment and children's activities updates for Taste of Mequon
• Volunteer, sponsor, and vendor updates for Taste of Mequon (e.g., Tobin Jewelers, Cousin's Maine Lobster, Sendik's Food Tent, Strolling Donuts, Fusion Cafe, MT Trails, Laura's Gourmet Popcorn, Hey Licorice Dude)

Park and Open Space Board

The Park and Open Space Board will review a building and site plan and conditional use grant for Rotary Playground. Members will also discuss the 2027 Park Capital Budget and receive an update on the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Program.

• Building and Site Plan and Conditional Use Grant: Rotary Playground
• 2027 Park Capital Budget Review
• Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Program Update

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Board of Police Commissioners

The Board of Police Commissioners will approve the minutes from the May 5, 2026 meeting. The commission will discuss and decide whether to certify the eligibility list for a police sergeant vacancy. The meeting also includes the chief’s report and public comment.

• Approve meeting minutes from May 5, 2026
• Review and certify eligibility list for police sergeant position

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Public Works Committee

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review a design contract for Mequon Commons and a land lease for a playground. The body will also consider a donation agreement for an inclusive playground at Rotary Park.

• Contract for Mequon Commons Phase One Design and Development Plan to Williams Architects for $180,325
• Land lease for $1 annually to Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Foundation for Rotary Park Playground until June 1, 2028
• Development and Donation Agreement with Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Foundation for an all-user inclusive playground at Rotary Park

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The Finance‑Personnel Committee will consider two resolutions: one amending a license agreement with T‑Mobile Central LLC to extend the term for cellular equipment on the city’s water tower at 10817 N. Industrial Drive, and another approving a professional services agreement with Heartland Business Systems of Pewaukee to acquire and install a replacement server for the Mequon Police Department for $38,420. The meeting also includes routine items such as license applications, voucher payments, and a presentation of the FY2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and internal control report. Informational and discussion items cover the 2025 Popular Annual Financial Report, civic campus fundraising, and the finance‑personnel work plan.

• Resolution 4295 – Amend license agreement with T‑Mobile Central LLC, extending term for cellular equipment on water tower at 10817 N. Industrial Drive
• Resolution 4296 – Approve $38,420 professional services agreement with Heartland Business Systems for a replacement police department server
• Presentation – Acceptance of FY2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report & Report on Internal Control
• License Applications – Waste hauler permits and June 2026 licenses
• Vouchers Paid – May 2026 vouchers paid list

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Common Council

The Mequon Common Council will hold public hearings on two rezoning proposals in the Town of Grafton and approve a $180,325 contract for the Mequon Commons Phase One design.

• Public hearing on rezoning 35.5-acre parcel at 997 Lakefield Road
• Public hearing on rezoning 112-lot subdivision at 1306 W. Pioneer Road
• Approval of $180,325 contract for Mequon Commons Phase One design
• Approval of $38,420 server replacement for Mequon Police Department
• Approval of $1 annual land lease for Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Foundation

The Common Council approved Ordinance 2026‑1691, rezoning a 35.5‑acre parcel from agricultural to urban single‑family residential classification. It also approved Ordinance 2026‑1692 for a 112‑lot subdivision and adopted several resolutions, including a $180,325 design contract for Mequon Commons Phase One and a $38,420 server agreement for the Police Department.

• Approved Ordinance 2026‑1691 rezoning of 997 Lakefield Rd (Approved by Roll Call Vote)
• Approved Ordinance 2026‑1692 rezoning of 1306 W. Pioneer Rd (Approved by Roll Call Vote)
• Approved Resolution 4293 land lease and playground agreement (Approved by Voice Acclamation)
• Approved Resolution 4294 contract to Williams Architects for $180,325 (Approved by Roll Call Vote with Amendments)
• Tabled Resolution 4295 amendment to T‑Mobile license agreement (Approved by Voice Acclamation)
• Approved Resolution 4296 server replacement contract for $38,420 (Approved by Roll Call Vote)
• Approved Resolution 4297 authorization to file CMAR for 2025 (Approved by Voice Acclamation)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:25 p.m. (Approved by Voice Acclamation)

Sewer Utility District Commission

The Sewer Utility District Commission will meet to approve previous minutes and consider a resolution regarding annual reporting. The primary action involves filing a compliance maintenance report for the 2025 calendar year.

• RESOLUTION 4297: Authorizing staff to file the Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (CMAR) for Calendar Year 2025

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The Mequon Architectural Board will meet to review and potentially approve permits for ten new single-family homes, garages, and outbuildings across various subdivisions. The board will also approve the minutes from its previous meeting.

• Approval of May 11, 2026 meeting minutes
• Review of new single-family residence at 8149 W. Bluebird Court
• Review of detached garage at 8306 W. Holly Road
• Review of sunroom addition at 6871 W. River Birch Drive
• Review of new single-family residence at 9923 N. Cygnet Court

The Architectural Board voted to approve ten new single‑family residence or addition projects submitted by various contractors and architects. All motions passed, with one project receiving a single dissenting vote. Approvals included conditions for a detached garage and a roof‑pitch concern. The meeting adjourned at 6:48 p.m.

• Approved Veridian Homes LLC new single‑family residence at 8149 W. Bluebird Court (7‑0)
• Approved detached garage at 8306 W. Holly Road with conditions (7‑0)
• Approved sunroom addition at 6871 W. River Birch Drive (7‑0)
• Approved sunroom addition at 7880 W. Mourning Dove Lane (7‑0)
• Approved new single‑family residence at 9923 N. Cygnet Court (7‑0)
• Approved new single‑family residence at 10114 N. Sheridan Drive (6‑1)
• Approved new outbuilding at 12340 N. Granville Road (7‑0)
• Approved new single‑family residence at 9801 W. Hawthorne Road (7‑0)

Board of Appeals

Tree Board

The Mequon Tree Board will consider two action items: the transition of chairperson duties and election of a new chairperson, and approval of street tree planting for Enclave Phase 9. The board will also discuss staff‑approved amendments to the Granville Ridge and Riverland Meadows street‑tree plans. Routine items include call to order, roll call, and approval of the April 16, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Transition of Chairperson duties and election of new Chairperson
• Enclave Phase 9 street tree approval
• Discussion of staff‑approved amendments to Granville Ridge street tree plan
• Discussion of staff‑approved amendments to Riverland Meadows street tree plan
• Approval of meeting minutes from April 16, 2026

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review financial policies, tax increment districts, and city facilities. The agenda includes a potential closed session to discuss public safety building analysis and alternative revenues.

• Review of Financial Policies
• Discussion of Tax Increment District #3
• Review of City Facilities
• Potential Closed Session for Public Safety Building Analysis
• Discussion of Alternative Revenues

Economic Development Board

The Economic Development Board will meet to appoint a Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also discuss the RevPar Hotel Room Tax and outreach for the Port Washington Road Market.

• Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
• Port Washington Road Market outreach
• RevPar Hotel Room Tax

Park and Open Space Board

The Park and Open Space Board will consider a resolution to authorize a one-dollar annual land lease to the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Foundation for the construction of a playground at Rotary Park. The board will also discuss the Mequon Commons project and approve its 2026 work plan.

• Resolution to authorize $1 annual land lease to Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Foundation
• Development and donation agreement for Rotary Park Playground
• Discussion of Mequon Commons project
• Approval of 2026 Work Plan
• Approval of April 22, 2026 meeting minutes

Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will consider budget estimates for services at the Taste of Mequon, including temporary ATMs, shuttle transportation from Go Riteway, and portable restroom units. It will also review invoices for a recent movie night event and decide whether to accept or deny applications from several local organizations for future festival participation.

• Review estimates for Taste of Mequon: temporary ATMs, shuttle services from Go Riteway, and Port-a-John units
• Review invoices for movie night: SWANK and Fun Flicks
• Accept or deny applications from Mequon-Thiensville Community Foundation, Lake Country Growers, Mequon-Thiensville Rotary Playground, Cafe Hollander, Outpost, Schnee Cones, Benford Guitars, AppeThai, Danielle's Designs

Economic Development Board

The Mequon Economic Development Board meeting on May 19, 2026 will appoint a chair and vice chair, review a market outreach effort for Port Washington Road, consider the RevPar hotel room tax, and provide staff updates and announcements.

• Appoint Chair and Vice Chair
• Port Washington Road Market Outreach
• RevPar Hotel Room Tax discussion
• Staff Updates
• Announcements

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a land division for a residential property and a temporary use permit for a fireworks tent. The body will also review a request for after-the-fact approval of berm heights.

• Certified survey map approval for 1-lot land division at 11713 N. Farmdale Road
• Temporary use approval for a firework sale tent at 10401 N. Cedarburg Road
• Minor request for after-the-fact approval of berms exceeding permitted height at 7421 W. Ridgeview Drive

The Planning Commission approved a minor request for Freedom Fireworks to operate a temporary sale tent at 10401 N. Cedarburg Road from June 25 to July 5, adding conditions for traffic control, police presence, signage, and a portable restroom. The applicant’s request for a land division at 11713 N. Farmdale Road was also approved. A separate berm height request was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Approved certified survey map for 1‑lot division at 11713 N. Farmdale Rd (voice acclamation)
• Approved Freedom Fireworks temporary use with modified conditions #2 and #10 (voice acclamation)
• Withdrawn after‑the‑fact berm height request at 7421 W. Ridgeview Dr (no vote needed)

Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission

The commission will elect a chair and co‑chair and approve the April 9, 2026 meeting minutes and the 2025 Joint M‑T Bikeway Commission annual report. It will discuss signage preferences for the West Mequon Neighborhoods Bicycle Route. It will also discuss treatment options for the Mequon Road Bridge over the Milwaukee River and the joint bike and pedestrian way work plan and meeting schedule.

• Chair and Co‑Chair election
• Approval of April 9, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of 2025 Joint M‑T Bikeway Commission annual report
• Discussion on signage preference for West Mequon Neighborhoods Bicycle Route
• Discussion on bridge treatment options and joint work plan/schedule

The commission approved Commissioner Doornek as Chair and Commissioner Holyoke as Co‑Chair by voice vote. The April 9, 2026 meeting minutes were also approved by voice. The meeting was adjourned at 10:12 a.m.

• Approved Commissioner Doornek as Chair (voice acclamation)
• Approved Commissioner Holyoke as Co‑Chair (voice acclamation)
• Approved April 9, 2026 meeting minutes (voice acclamation)
• Adjourned meeting at 10:12 a.m. (voice acclamation)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will meet to elect a chair and discuss the 2026 Work Plan. The body is also considering a resolution to authorize an agreement for electronics collection and recycling.

• Resolution 4290: Agreement with COM2 Recycling Solutions for electronics collection at 10800 North Industrial Drive
• Discussion of the 2026 Work Plan

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss how to reallocate American Rescue Plan Act funds. It will vote on Resolution 4287, which authorizes a $10,000 amendment to the professional services agreement with the Lakota Group for the Civic Campus Master Plan. An annual update from the Southern Ozaukee Fire and EMS Department will be presented, and the committee will review the planning calendar.

• Discussion regarding reallocation of ARPA funds
• Resolution 4287: $10,000 amendment to professional services agreement with the Lakota Group for Civic Campus Master Plan
• Annual update – Southern Ozaukee Fire and EMS Department
• Committee of the Whole planning calendar review

The Committee of the Whole approved the meeting minutes from April 14, 2026 by voice acclamation. It also approved Resolution 4287, authorizing a $10,000 amendment to the professional services agreement with the Lakota Group for the civic campus master plan, again by voice acclamation. No other formal actions were taken. The meeting adjourned at 7:32 p.m.

• Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (voice acclamation)
• Approved Resolution 4287 amending professional services agreement with Lakota Group for $10,000 (voice acclamation)

Finance-Personnel Committee

The Finance-Personnel Committee will review budget and investment reports as of March 31, 2026. The body will consider resolutions regarding a claim denial and a fundraising partnership for a community pool.

• Resolution 4289: Memorandum of Understanding with Mequon-Thiensville Community Foundation for new community pool fundraising
• Resolution 4288: Disallowing the claim of Samuel T. McMahon regarding injuries on Mequon Road
• Review of 2026 YTD Budget Report as of March 31, 2026
• Review of Cash & Investment Report as of March 31, 2026
• May 2026 License Applications

The Finance‑Personnel Committee approved the April 14 meeting minutes, May license applications, and April vouchers. It also approved Resolution 4288 disallowing a claim by Samuel T. McMahon and Resolution 4289 approving a memorandum of understanding with the Mequon‑Thiensville Community Foundation for fundraising for a new community pool. All items were approved by voice acclamation.

• Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (voice acclamation)
• Approved May 2026 license applications (voice acclamation)
• Approved April 2026 vouchers paid list (voice acclamation)
• Approved Resolution 4288 disallowing claim of Samuel T. McMahon (voice acclamation)
• Approved Resolution 4289 MOU for community pool fundraising (voice acclamation)

Public Safety Committee

The Mequon Public Safety Committee will meet on May 12, 2026. The agenda includes approval of the December 9, 2025 meeting minutes and the election of a chair. The committee will consider an ordinance creating Section 46-4 of the municipal code to regulate camping within the city. A discussion will be held on Mequon Speed Deterrence Guidelines.

• Ordinance creating Section 46-4 to regulate camping within Mequon
• Discussion of Mequon Speed Deterrence Guidelines
• Approval of meeting minutes from December 9, 2025

Common Council

The Mequon Common Council will hold a public hearing on a 19-lot subdivision and consider a $10.7 million contract for lift station replacement. The body will also approve a $10,000 contract for a civic campus master plan and a memorandum of understanding for a new community pool.

• Public hearing on 19-lot subdivision at 8440 W. Donges Bay Road
• Resolution to approve $10.7M contract for lift station replacement
• Resolution to approve $10,000 contract for civic campus master plan
• Resolution to approve MOU for new community pool fundraising
• Resolution to approve electronics recycling agreement at 10800 N. Industrial Drive

The Common Council opened, heard, and closed the public hearing on Ordinance 2026‑1690, then approved the ordinance by roll‑call vote. The council also approved the consent agenda, five resolutions, and mayoral appointments, all without opposition.

• Approved Ordinance 2026‑1690 zoning amendment (roll‑call vote, no nay votes)
• Approved consent agenda (voice acclamation, no nay votes)
• Approved Resolution 4287 authorizing $10,000 amendment to professional services agreement (roll‑call vote, no nay votes)
• Approved Resolution 4288 disallowing claim of Samuel T. McMahon (voice acclamation, no nay votes)
• Approved Resolution 4289 memorandum of understanding for community pool fundraising (voice acclamation, no nay votes)
• Approved Resolution 4290 agreement for electronics recycling at Public Works facility (voice acclamation, no nay votes)
• Approved Resolution 4291 contracts for lift station replacement and related services, and reallocation of $750,000 capital funding (roll‑call vote, no nay votes)
• Approved mayoral appointments to four boards/committees (voice acclamation, no nay votes)

Public Welfare Committee

The Public Welfare Committee will elect a new chair and approve the minutes from the April 14, 2026 meeting. It will review Mequon's code of ordinances that pertain to boards, commissions, and committees, and receive an update on deer management. The committee will also consider its work plan before adjourning.

• Election of Public Welfare Committee Chair
• Approval of meeting minutes from April 14, 2026
• Review of City of Mequon's Code of Ordinances related to boards, commissions, and committees
• Deer Management Update
• Adoption of Work Plan

Sewer Utility District Commission

The Sewer Utility District Commission will consider a resolution to award a $10,695,300 contract to Staab Construction Co., Inc. for replacement of Lift Station E, and an $812,570 contract to Applied Technologies, Inc. for construction‑related services. The resolution also reallocates $750,0000 in capital funding among the city’s sewer utility capital accounts. The meeting will also approve the minutes from the April 14, 2026 session.

• Resolution 4291: approve $10,695,300 contract with Staab Construction Co., Inc. for Lift Station E replacement
• Resolution 4291: approve $812,570 contract with Applied Technologies, Inc. for construction services
• Resolution 4291: reallocate $750,0000 in capital funding among sewer utility capital accounts
• Approve meeting minutes from April 14, 2026

Architectural Board

The Architectural Board will meet to review and take action on applications for new single-family homes and home additions. These projects are located across several districts, including Swan Ridge Farms and Eschrich Park.

• New single-family residence at 8273 W. Bluebird Court
• New single-family residences at 9275 W. Huntington Drive, 9333 W. Cob Drive, 10125 N. Tundra Court, and 10016 N. Cob Court
• Four-season room addition at 13826 N. Birchwood Lane
• New single-family residence at 10510 N. Pine Tree Circle
• Second floor addition at 1403 W. Bel Mar Drive and new residence at 9850 N. Range Line Road

The Mequon Architectural Board approved all nine applications for new single‑family residences and additions presented at the May 11 meeting. Several approvals included specific design conditions noted on the plans. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Veridian Homes LLC new residence at 8273 W. Bluebird Court (unanimous)
• Approved Tim O'Brien Homes new residence at 9275 W. Huntington Drive with garage window condition (unanimous)
• Approved Tim O'Brien Homes new residence at 9333 W. Cob Drive (unanimous)
• Approved Garrett & Samantha Brown new residence at 10125 N. Tundra Court with transom window conditions (unanimous)
• Approved Dominik & Bryce Fleifel new residence at 10016 N. Cob Court with bedroom window conditions (unanimous)
• Approved Ann McDonald four‑season room addition at 13826 N. Birchwood Lane (unanimous)
• Approved Miller Marriott Construction new residence at 10510 N. Pine Tree Circle with stone wrap condition (unanimous)
• Approved Ben & Jihee Marx second‑floor addition at 1403 W. Bel Mar Drive with multiple window and shutter conditions (unanimous)

Board of Appeals

Board of Police Commissioners

The Board of Police Commissioners will elect a President and Vice President, approve the meeting minutes, and discuss the eligibility list for a police officer. These actions are part of the regular governance and personnel oversight of the Mequon Police Department.

• Elect Commission President
• Elect Commission Vice President
• Approve meeting minutes
• Review and certify eligibility list for police officer

Board of Review

The Mequon Board of Review will hold its regular meeting on May 5, 2026. The agenda includes approval of the October 29, 2025 meeting minutes and the election of a Chairman and Vice Chairman. A status report will be given by Assessor Les Ahrens. The meeting will adjourn after these items.

• Approval of October 29, 2025 meeting minutes
• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Status report from Assessor Les Ahrens

Board of Canvass

The Mequon Board of Canvass will meet on May 5, 2026 to canvass the April 7, 2026 Election Day results. After reviewing the results, the board may take any necessary actions. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as call to order and adjournment.

• Canvass April 7, 2026 Election Day results and take action as needed

The Mequon Board of Canvassors reconvened to re-canvass the April 7, 2026 Spring Election results for all city reporting units. They reviewed and added votes from five absentee ballots that had been previously rejected due to incomplete witness addresses, as ordered by the Wisconsin Election Commission. The Board certified the final results and adjourned, with the motion to adjourn passing unanimously.

• Re-canvassed April 7, 2026 election results and incorporated five previously rejected absentee ballots (completed)
• Motion to adjourn passed unanimously

Economic Development Board

The Economic Development Board will discuss recommendations from a market analysis for Port Washington Road and TIDs No. 4 and No. 5. The board will also address the RevPar Hotel Room Tax.

• Port Washington Road Market Analysis Recommendations
• TID No. 4 and No. 5
• RevPar Hotel Room Tax

The board approved the meeting minutes by voice acclamation. The board reached consensus to move forward with property-owner meetings and a developer/broker roundtable for the Port Washington Road sites, as outlined in the market analysis. The board also decided to recommend the proposed hotel room tax at the May meeting. The meeting was adjourned by voice acclamation.

• Approved meeting minutes (voice acclamation)
• Approved adjournment (voice acclamation)
• Agreed to proceed with property-owner meetings for Port Washington Road redevelopment
• Decided to recommend RevPar hotel room tax at the May meeting

Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee

The Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee will hold public hearings for two rezoning recommendations. These requests involve changing agricultural land to residential or different agricultural classifications in the Town of Grafton area.

• Rezoning request for 997 Lakefield Road (35.5 acres) from A-1 to A-2 and R-3 to allow for a one-acre parcel and a 34.5 acre parcel
• Rezoning request for 1306-1372 Pioneer Road (185 acres) from A-1 and A-2 to R-3 to allow for 112 single-family residential lots

Planning Commission

The commission will consider two rezoning recommendations in the Town of Grafton Extra‑Territorial Zoning Area: a 35.5‑acre parcel at 997 Lakefield Road and a 185‑acre parcel at 1306‑1372 Pioneer Road. The larger parcel would change from agricultural to urban single‑family residential zoning to allow 112 new homes. Additional items include minor sign and temporary use approvals, landscape plans for conservation subdivisions, and several conditional use and development agreements.

• Rezoning recommendation for 35.5‑acre parcel at 997 Lakefield Road from A‑1/A‑2 to A‑2 and R‑3
• Rezoning recommendation for 185‑acre parcel at 1306‑1372 Pioneer Road from A‑1/A‑2 to R‑3 for 112 single‑family lots
• Sign waiver request for Fastsigns of Waukesha at 5616 W. Donges Bay Road
• Landscape plan approval for 13‑lot conservation subdivision on 60 acres near Granville and Mequon Roads
• Conditional use grant amendment for guest house temperature regulation at 3131 W. Donges Bay Road

Park and Open Space Board

The Park and Open Space Board will review a playground assessment, consider the top five capital improvement priorities, and vote on authorizing capital projects for 2026. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of March 25 minutes and a work plan presentation. Public comment is allowed for up to five minutes per speaker.

• Review of Park CORP Playground Assessment
• Review and approval of top 5 capital improvement priorities
• Authorization of 2026 capital projects for parks and open spaces

Common Council

Common Council

The Mequon Common Council will hold an organizational meeting to swear in new aldermen and elect a council president and committee members. The body will also discuss the official city newspaper and consider a closed session regarding the relocation of Lift Station E.

• Oath of office for Alderwoman Kelly Tolocko, Alderman Dale Mayr, and Gregg Bach
• Election of Common Council President
• Confirmation of committee members including Planning Commission and Finance-Personnel Committee
• Designation of Official City Newspaper
• Potential closed session to discuss acquiring property rights for Lift Station E relocation

The council elected Alderman Dale Mayr as the new Common Council President. All committee member nominations proposed by President Mayr were approved. The council designated News Graphic as the official city newspaper and approved the mayor’s and aldermen’s appointments. A closed session was authorized to discuss a property‑rights acquisition, and the meeting was adjourned.

• Alderman Dale Mayr elected Common Council President (approved by Roll Call Vote)
• All committee member nominations by President Mayr approved (Voice Acclamation)
• News Graphic approved as official city newspaper (Roll Call Vote)
• Mayoral and aldermanic appointments approved (Voice Acclamation)
• Closed session authorized for Lift Station E property rights discussion (Roll Call Vote)
• Meeting adjourned at 7:19 PM (Voice Acclamation)

Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will review quotes for stage rental and sound technician services. The body will also discuss event logistics, including a 5K run and a movie night scheduled for June 26, 2026.

• Review of quotes for stage rental and sound technician
• Fundraiser requests from Mequon Police Association and MT Chamber at T.O.M.
• Logistics for a 5K run
• Movie night topics for June 26, 2026
• Discussion of optional tree lighting or winter event

The committee approved the March 15, 24 and 30 meeting minutes by voice acclamation. It also approved the submitted quotes for stage rental and a sound technician, again by voice acclamation. The committee voted to allow the Milwaukee Police Association to run a 50/50 raffle during the Taste of Mequon event. The meeting was adjourned by voice acclamation.

• Approved March 15, 24 and 30 minutes (voice acclamation)
• Approved stage rental and sound technician quotes (voice acclamation)
• Allowed Milwaukee Police Association 50/50 raffle at Taste of Mequon
• Adjourned meeting (voice acclamation)

Tree Board

The Mequon Tree Board will meet to approve street tree plans for Granville Ridge and Riverland Meadows. The board will also review the minutes from its previous meeting.

• Approval of Granville Ridge Street Tree Plan
• Approval of Riverland Meadows Street Tree Plan
• Review of April 22, 2025 Meeting Minutes

Finance-Personnel Committee

The Finance-Personnel Committee will approve vouchers paid and informational reports, including audit statements for Tax Increment Districts 3, 4, and 5. The committee will also discuss the Finance-Personnel Work Plan and adopt a resolution to increase court fees by $10 per case.

• Resolution 4280: Revised forfeiture schedule for Mid-Moraine Municipal Court
• Baker Tilly audit statements for TID 3, 4, & 5
• March 2026 Vouchers Paid List
• April 2026 License Applications
• Finance-Personnel Work Plan discussion

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider resolutions to award contracts for road sealing and the replacement of a 2004 dump truck. Members will also discuss the 2026 Work Plan and Drainage Capital Improvement Program.

• GSB-88 Bituminous Road Sealing Contract to Fahrner Asphalt Sealers, LLC for $155,000
• Crack Sealing Contract to Thunder Road, LLC for $183,500
• Replacement dump truck chassis and body from Ewald Automotive Group and Universal Truck Equipment for $75,231
• Asset Management Software agreement with Tyler Technologies Inc. not to exceed $47,000
• Discussion on Fiesta Lane Drainage CIP Item Closure

Public Safety Committee

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will meet to consider a resolution adopting the Mequon Commons Master Plan. The body will also discuss updates regarding the FEMA Floodplain Map Amendment.

• Resolution 4279: Adopting the Mequon Commons Master Plan
• Discussion on FEMA Floodplain Map Amendment Update

Public Welfare Committee

The Public Welfare Committee will meet to discuss the results of the 2025 Community Survey and review the city's Trick-or-Treat Policy. The committee will also discuss boards, commissions, and committees, and review the 2026 Work Plan.

• Review and analysis of 2025 Community Survey results
• Review of adopted resolution establishing the City's Trick-or-Treat Policy
• Discussion of Boards, Commissions, and Committees
• Review of 2026 Work Plan

Sewer Utility District Commission

The Sewer Utility District Commission will meet to review and potentially approve a construction contract for lift station improvements. The body will also approve minutes from the March 10, 2026 meeting.

• Resolution 4285: Contract for Lift Station R and Lift Station U improvements to Sabel Mechanical LLC for $175,600
• Alternative contract award to Mid City Corporation for $232,500 if the initial award is not executed

Common Council

The Mequon Common Council will consider awarding contracts for road sealing and sewer lift station improvements, as well as adopting a revised court fee schedule. The meeting also includes a first reading of a zoning ordinance for a 19-lot subdivision.

• Award 2026 GSB-88 Bituminous Road Sealing Contract to Fahrner Asphalt Sealers, LLC for $155,000
• Award 2026 Crack Sealing Contract to Thunder Road, LLC for $183,500
• Award Lift Station R and U Improvements Contract to Sabel Mechanical LLC for $175,600
• First reading of Ordinance 2026-1690 amending zoning for a 19-lot subdivision
• Adopt Revised Forfeiture Schedule for Mid-Moraine Municipal Court reflecting a $10 fee increase

Architectural Board

Board of Canvass

The Board of Canvass will meet to officially count and certify the results from the April 7, 2026 Spring Election for three aldermanic districts. The meeting is a procedural session held at the Administrative Conference Room.

• Canvass of Aldermanic District 2 election results
• Canvass of Aldermanic District 3 election results
• Canvass of Aldermanic District 5 election results

Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission

The Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission will meet to approve prior meeting minutes and discuss updates to the bikeway priority project list and the joint work plan.

• Approval of March 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Bikeway Priority Project List updates
• Joint M-T Bike and Pedestrian Way Work Plan discussion

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will meet to hear evidence and decide on a variance request to reduce a side yard offset for a home at 10114 N. Sheridan Dr. The meeting will also include the approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Hear evidence on variance request for 10114 N. Sheridan Dr.
• Variance seeks to reduce side yard offset from 15ft to 10ft
• Approval of March 5, 2026 meeting minutes
• Meeting in Christine Nuernberg Hall
• Meeting starts at 6:00 PM

Festivals Committee

Park and Open Space Board

Festivals Committee

General

The Mequon Economic Development Board will convene to approve prior meeting minutes and receive updates on the Emergency Loan Fund and hotel room tax revenue. The agenda includes a presentation on market analysis recommendations for the Port Washington Road area and TID No. 4 and No. 5.

• Approval of February 24, 2026 meeting minutes
• Emergency Loan Fund update
• REVPAR Hotel Room Tax review
• Port Washington Road Market Analysis recommendations
• TID No. 4 and No. 5 discussion

Planning Commission

The Mequon Planning Commission will review several development proposals, including a conditional use request for warehousing and a rezoning recommendation for a residential subdivision. The agenda also includes approval of survey maps and site plan amendments.

• Conditional use grant for warehousing at 5201-5401 W. Donges Bay Road
• Rezoning recommendation for 19 lots at Enclave at Mequon Preserve Phase X
• Site plan amendment for School of Nursing addition at 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive
• Minor request for 15,000 C.Y. of fill at Granville and Mequon Roads
• Minor request for 36,200 C.Y. of soil capping at 6529 W. Highland Road

Park and Open Space Board

The Park and Open Space Board will consider banner agreements for several local sports organizations. The board will also review proposed amendments to the 2026 fee schedule for athletic field users and discuss the 2026 work plan.

• 2026 Banner Agreement: Homestead Baseball at Rennicke Field
• 2026 Banner Agreement: Mequon Mayhem at River Barn Park Fields #1, #2, and #3
• 2026 Banner Agreements: HEAT/MTLL at Rotary Park Schmit and South Fields
• 2026 Banner Agreement: BOSS at Lemke Park Fields Blue and Orange
• Proposed amendments to the 2026 City of Mequon Fee Schedule for athletic field users

Board of Police Commissioners

The Board of Police Commissioners will attend a ceremony to acknowledge the swearing in of a new Police Therapy K9. No formal action is scheduled for this meeting.

• Swearing in of new Police Therapy K9
• Informational meeting regarding K9 unit
• No formal action scheduled

Board of Police Commissioners

Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will review applications from current and past vendors for the Taste of Mequon event and discuss a second summer event. The meeting will also include a review of the current budget and sponsor outreach.

• Review Taste of Mequon vendor applications
• Review current budget
• Discuss second Summer 2026 event
• Review current sponsors and outreach

Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission

The Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission will meet to discuss e-bikes in Mequon and review existing pedestrian and bicycle facility maps. The body will also discuss steps to implement the Riverview Bike Route recommendation from the Master Plan.

• Discussion of E-Bikes in the City of Mequon
• Review of existing pedestrian and bicycle facilities map
• Implementation steps for the Riverview Bike Route Master Plan recommendation

Common Council

Public Welfare Committee

The Public Welfare Committee will discuss potential revisions to Municipal Code Section 50-100 regarding sex offender residency restrictions and child safety zones. The body will also review results from the 2025 Community Survey and discuss the 2026 Work Plan.

• Potential revisions to Municipal Code Section 50-100 (Sex Offender Residency Restrictions and Child Safety Zones)
• Review of 2025 Community Survey results
• 2026 Work Plan

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider awarding contracts for street reconstruction, landscaping, and snowplow equipment. The meeting agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a discussion of the 2026 work plan.

• Award of $2.5M streetscaping contract for Port Washington Road
• Award of $1.097M contract for Lake Shore Drive reconstruction
• Award of $120,186 contract for landscape maintenance
• Award of $193,529 contract for snowplow equipment
• Discussion of the 2026 Work Plan

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss a proposed residential development and utility service for a 107-acre property. The body will also discuss the Common Council's decision regarding extraterritorial zoning authority.

• Proposed residential development and utility service for 107 acres west of Baehr Road, south of Donges Bay Road and north of Lily Lane Nature Preserve
• Common Council decision to exercise extraterritorial zoning authority

Sewer Utility District Commission

Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission

The Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially approve several infrastructure contracts and exemptions. The body will consider awards for system upgrades and hydrant replacements.

• Contract for Replacement Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System to Integrated Process Solutions, Inc. for $1,921,500
• Contract to replace three hydrants and one valve to Willkomm Excavating for $71,700
• Task Order No. 2 for project management services with MSA Professional Services, Inc. for $20,000
• Two exemption requests from the Village of Thiensville regarding water main extensions at 240 Crescent Lane and 609-610 Oakwood Drive

Common Council

The Common Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts, including road reconstruction and sewer system upgrades. The body is also reviewing a development agreement for a 13-lot conservation subdivision and updates to the city fee schedule.

• Streetscaping contract for Port Washington Road between Mequon Road and Zedler Lane to Wil-Surge Electric, Inc. (not-to-exceed $2,500,000)
• Lake Shore Drive Reconstruction Phase One contract to Payne and Dolan, Inc. ($970,000)
• Replacement SCADA system contract to Integrated Process Solutions, Inc. ($1,921,500)
• Development agreement with Granville Ridge, LLC for a 13-lot conservation subdivision
• Amendments to FY2026 fee schedule for athletic field and Mequon Community Pool fees

Finance-Personnel Committee

The Finance-Personnel Committee will review several resolutions including a city-wide server replacement and updates to the 2026 fee schedule. The body will also discuss the committee's work plan and review license applications and paid vouchers.

• Professional Services Agreement with Office Technology Group for a replacement city-wide server for $110,000
• Amendment to T-Mobile Central LLC license agreement for cellular tower at 11800 North Port Washington Road through 2056
• FY2026 Fee Schedule amendments for athletic field fees and Mequon Community Pool Super Pass fees
• FY2026 Compensation Plan amendment to establish a Staff Engineer position

Architectural Board

The Architectural Board will meet to consider action items for several new home constructions and residential additions. These requests include new single-family residences and condominiums across various city districts.

• New side-by-side condominiums at 11620/11622 N. Aster Woods Circle
• Master suite addition over garage at 141 W. White Oak Way
• New single-family residence at 9965 N. Migratory Lane
• New single-family residence on Lot 46 Migratory Lane
• New single-family residence at 14010 N. Shady Lane

Board of Appeals

Milwaukee River Advisory Committee

The Milwaukee River Advisory Committee will meet to discuss potential regulations and educational efforts. The body will consider boat loading at the Villa Grove ramp and river shoreline debris.

• Potential regulation of boat loading at the Villa Grove boat ramp
• Educational opportunities regarding dead ash trees and shoreline debris
• High-water markings at the Villa Grove ramp and Highland Road bridge
• Purple Loosestrife along the Milwaukee River and tributaries

General

General

Planning Commission

Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will meet to address action items regarding the Redbud Festival, Winter Wonderland, and a second event for 2026. Members will also discuss outreach to sponsors and vendors for the Taste of Mequon.

• Action items for Redbud Festival
• Action items for Winter Wonderland
• Selection of a second event for 2026
• Sponsor and vendor outreach for Taste of Mequon

Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission

The Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission will discuss a master plan presentation for the Village of Thiensville. The body will also review signage preferences for the West Mequon Neighborhoods Bicycle Route and treatments for the Mequon Road Bridge over the Milwaukee River.

• Mequon Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan Presentation for the Village of Thiensville
• Signage preference for West Mequon Neighborhoods Bicycle Route
• Treatment preferences for the Mequon Road Bridge over the Milwaukee River

Public Welfare Committee

The Public Welfare Committee will approve minutes from January 13, 2026, and discuss deer population management. The body is also set to vote on resolutions to renew an application with Bird City Wisconsin and designate Mequon as a Bee City USA.

• Approval of January 13, 2026, meeting minutes
• Resolution 4261: Renewal of application with Bird City Wisconsin
• Resolution 4262: Designating Mequon as a Bee City USA
• Discussion of deer population management

Finance-Personnel Committee

The Finance-Personnel Committee will approve agreements for municipal prosecution services and utility bill printing. The committee will also review the 2025 cash and investment report.

• Resolution 4264: Agreement for Municipal Prosecution Services with Houseman & Feind, LLP
• Resolution 4265: Utility bill printing and mailing services with Primadata, LLC ($54,000)
• 2025 YTD Cash & Investment Report as of December 31, 2025
• Finance-Personnel Work Plan
• February 2026 Licenses

Common Council

The Common Council will consider several service agreements, including municipal prosecution and utility bill printing. The body is also reviewing property dedications and development amendments for The Enclave at Mequon Preserve.

• Resolution 4259: Approval of Certified Survey Map and 3.22 acres of public right-of-way at 14325 North Granville Road
• Resolution 4260: First Amendment to Development Agreement for Phase IX of The Enclave at Mequon Preserve
• Resolution 4264: Municipal Prosecution Services agreement with Houseman & Feind, LLP
• Resolution 4265: Three-year utility bill printing and mailing agreement with Primadata, LLC
• Resolution 4266: Authorization for specific vendors to exceed $25,000 in annualized expenditures for FY 2026

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss speed deterrence and traffic calming measures and approve permit fees for the City Brush Site for 2026. The meeting will also include the approval of January meeting minutes.

• Approval of 2026 permit fees, hours, and regulations for the City Brush Site
• Discussion of speed deterrence and traffic calming measures
• Approval of January 13, 2026 meeting minutes

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider resolutions regarding park dugout donations and vendor expenditure limits. The body will also discuss and potentially take action on the 2026 Work Plan.

• Resolution 4257: Donation agreement with Mequon Mayhem Fastpitch Softball for two dugout covers at River Barn Park
• Resolution 4258: Donation agreement with Mequon Heat Baseball for two dugout covers at Rotary Park
• Resolution 4266: Authorizing specific vendors to exceed $25,000 in annualized expenditures for Fiscal Year 2026
• Discussion and possible action on the 2026 Work Plan

Architectural Board

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will hear evidence and decide on two specific property requests. These include a variance for tree removal and an appeal of a previous decision regarding a new structure.

• Variance request for unauthorized specimen tree removal at 3319 W. Mequon Road
• Appeal of Architectural Board decision for an additional structure at 616 E. Circle Road

Board of Police Commissioners

The Board of Police Commissioners will discuss and potentially approve changes to how eligibility lists are extended for various officer ranks. The board will also consider a specific extension of the eligibility list for Police Captain.

• Review/approve change to the ability to extend eligibility lists for Officer, Sergeant, Detective, and Captain
• Review/approve extension of eligibility list for Police Captain

General

Planning Commission

Frank L. Weyenberg Library Board of Trustees

Park and Open Space Board

The Park and Open Space Board will approve donation agreements for dugout covers at River Barn Park and Rotary Park. The meeting agenda also includes approval of minutes and a discussion of the 2026 work plan.

• Approval of Park and Open Space Board minutes from October 29, 2025
• Resolution 4257: Donation agreement for dugout covers at River Barn Park
• Resolution 4258: Donation agreement for dugout covers at Rotary Park
• Discussion of the 2026 Meeting Calendar
• Discussion of the 2026 Work Plan

Festivals Committee

The Festivals Committee will decide on the 2026 festival calendar and the headlining band for Taste of Mequon. Members will also discuss budget, sponsorship lists, and sub-committee leadership.

• Confirmation of 2026 Festival event dates
• Approval of headlining band for Taste of Mequon
• Review of starting budget and 2025 sponsor list
• Assignment of sub-committee leads

Finance-Personnel Committee

The committee will consider resolutions regarding a legal services agreement and an employment agreement amendment. Members will also review proposed changes to license fees for peddlers, transient merchants, and solicitors.

• Resolution 4252: Legal services agreement with Stafford Rosenbaum LLP (Jan 1, 2026 - Dec 31, 2027)
• Resolution 4253: Seventh Amendment to the employment agreement for William H. Jones, Jr.
• Resolution 4254: Fee schedule amendments for peddlers, transient merchants, and solicitors
• Review of January 2026 license applications
• Review of December 2025 vouchers paid list

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will approve a resolution to end a cleaning services contract with EC Wisconsin and award a new contract to Vanguard Cleaning Systems for City Hall and other facilities.

• Resolution 4256: Terminate EC Wisconsin contract, award Vanguard Cleaning Systems contract
• Contract period: March 1, 2026 - December 31, 2027
• Approval of December 9, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of 2026 Work Plan
• Meeting location: South Conference Room

Committee of the Whole

Common Council

Public Welfare Committee

Public Safety Committee

Architectural Board

The Architectural Board will meet to consider action items for new single-family residences and outbuildings. These decisions determine if the projects meet architectural standards before building permits are issued.

• New single-family residence at 8284 W. Bluebird Court (Veridian Homes LLC)
• New single-family residence at 108 E. Mequon Road (Daniel & Veronika Keller)
• New single-family residence at 12852 N. Granville Road (Reza Namdar Ghanbari)
• Two outbuildings at 11420 W. Freistadt Road (Robert & Ashley Groth)
• Re-submittal for outbuilding at 13068 N. Fox Hollow Road (Robert Spector)