Pewaukee, Wisconsin

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will discuss the expiration and possible extension of the sewer service agreement with Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District. Members will also review the adoption of Chapter 300 Sanitary Sewer Ordinance and a draft Joint Quiet Zone Agreement with the Village of Pewaukee.

• Sewer Service Agreement with Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District expiration and extension
• Adoption of Chapter 300 Sanitary Sewer Ordinance
• Draft Joint Quiet Zone Agreement with the Village of Pewaukee
• Status of the Well Siting Study

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Joint Park and Recreation Board

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Plan Commission

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Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss moving the November 2 meeting to either November 4 or November 9. It will consider Resolution 26-07-20 to allocate interest earned on ARPA funds to the Capital Project Fund for the City Hall remodeling project. The council will review the accounts payable listing submitted on July 20, 2026. Engineers' reports and a special assessment resolution for Shady Lane and Shady Nook road reconditioning will also be considered.

• Possible change of the November 2 council meeting to Nov 4 or Nov 9
• Resolution 26-07-20: allocate ARPA interest to Capital Project Fund for City Hall remodel
• Discussion of accounts payable listing submitted July 20, 2026
• Accept final engineer's report for Shady Lane/Shady Nook Road reconditioning
• Adopt Resolution 26-07-21 for special assessment of Shady Lane and Shady Nook pavement work

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will discuss and vote on four applications: a kennel license for four resident dogs and temporary fostering at 27811 Northview Road; site and building plans for a 3,700‑sq‑ft dog facility at 26699 Lynndale Road; a recommendation for a conditional use permit for Mental Health America of Wisconsin to operate a peer‑run respite home for veterans at 27318 Lyles Drive; and modifications to a storage facility at 22610 Bluemound Road. Each item will be presented for discussion and possible action.

• Kennel license for Annmarie Gray – 4 resident dogs, temporary fostering at N7 W27811 Northview Road
• Site and building plans for Cold Noses Sanctuary – approx. 3,700 sq ft dog facility at N47 W26699 Lynndale Road
• Conditional use permit recommendation for Mental Health America of Wisconsin – peer‑run veteran respite home at N2 W27318 Lyles Drive
• Site and building plans for T&M Waukesha, LLC/Terex – add overhead doors and lift at N4 W22610 Bluemound Road

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The Pewaukee Fire Commission will meet to conduct a closed session. The session is designated for discussing employment, promotion, compensation, or performance evaluation data regarding firefighter interviews.

• Closed session regarding firefighter interviews

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The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on an application by Gabriel J. O'Hern (O'Hern Business Park, LLC). The request seeks a variance from Sections 340-4.23G.(4) and 340-8.4B to reconstruct a culvert and to permit a driveway with widths of about 50 feet at the right‑of‑way and 60 feet at the roadway. The proposed widths exceed the current maximum allowances of 30 feet at the right‑of‑way and 36 feet at the roadway. The hearing will consider the variance for the property at N46 W23133 Lindsay Road, Pewaukee.

• Variance application by O'Hern Business Park, LLC to reconstruct a culvert and allow a driveway up to ~50 ft right‑of‑way and ~60 ft roadway at N46 W23133 Lindsay Road

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The Finance Committee meeting on July 10, 2026 will review the status of the 2025 audit performed by Baker Tilly, examine outstanding items and Suralink activity, and set tentative dates for completing the audit and presenting its findings to the City Council. No other business will be taken.

• Discuss Baker Tilly 2025 audit status
• Review outstanding audit items and Suralink activity
• Set tentative completion date for the audit
• Set tentative date to present audit results to Council

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The scheduled Joint Parks and Recreation Board meeting for July 8, 2026 has been cancelled. No agenda items will be discussed or decided at this time.

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss a short‑term rental licensing proposal, a requested easement for Midwest Fiber at Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery, and a certified survey map for T&M Waukesha to combine two adjacent parcels on Bluemound Road. The council will also vote on the second reading of Ordinance 06‑04, the Sanitary Sewer Ordinance, and approve the accounts payable listing.

• Discussion and possible action on short‑term rental licensing, regulations, and enforcement
• Discussion and possible action on a requested easement from Midwest Fiber at Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery
• Discussion and action on a certified survey map for T&M Waukesha to combine two adjacent properties at N4 W22610 Bluemound Road
• Approval of the accounts payable listing dated July 6, 2026
• Second reading approval of Ordinance 06‑04, the Sanitary Sewer Ordinance

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The Fire Commission will meet to swear in Commissioner Doug Brahm and discuss the creation of a promotional list for the Fire Chief. The body will also enter a closed session to interview candidates for a Battalion Chief vacancy.

• Swearing in of Fire Commissioner Doug Brahm
• Interviews for Battalion Chief vacancy
• Discussion and possible action to create a promotional list for the Fire Chief

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Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will discuss and take action on several site and building plans, including mitigation plans for two residences. The body will also review a conceptual application for a rain gutter business and discuss specific sections of the city's zoning code regarding recreational vehicle parking.

• Mitigation plans for residences at N27 W27136 Woodland Drive and N29 W26700 Peterson Drive
• Eight-foot chain-link fence for TI Investors/Amazon at W232 N2950 Roundy Circle East
• Certified Survey Map to combine two properties for T&M Waukesha, LLC at N4 W22610 Bluemound Road
• New driveway, parking lot, buildings, and fencing for Cold Noses Sanctuary at N47 W26699 Lynndale Road
• Zoning code review of Section 340-2.9C(2)(d) and Section 320-4F(2)(C) regarding RV parking

Common Council

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Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will appoint Doug Brahm to the Fire Commission and approve minutes and accounts payable. The body will also discuss water utility matters, including a relocation order for the Kopmeier Bay sewer replacement and resolutions regarding Well #8 and Well #13.

• Appointment of Doug Brahm to the Fire Commission
• Approval of Common Council meeting minutes
• Public hearing on 2026-2027 liquor license renewals
• Discussion on Kopmeier Bay sanitary sewer replacement
• Discussion on Well #8 PFAS pilot study

General

The Pewaukee Finance Committee will examine the current trial balance, fund balances, and key reconciliations. It will receive updates on the Baker Tilly 2025 audit, audit timeline, and upcoming fieldwork. The committee will also review the Department of Revenue Form C filing, Public Service Commission report, and first‑quarter 2026 budget‑to‑actual results.

• Trial balance and fund balance activity review
• Baker Tilly 2025 audit status and fieldwork planning
• Audit timeline progress and final trial balance date
• Department of Revenue Form C submission status
• First‑quarter 2026 financial results (budget‑to‑actual) review

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The Public Works Committee will meet to discuss water and sewer reports and the adoption of a new sewer ordinance. The body will also consider mandatory sewer connections for various assessment districts and the future of battery recycling.

• Well #8 PFAS Pilot Study
• Adoption of Sewer Ordinance Chapter 3XX
• Mandatory Sewer Connections on Various Assessment Districts
• 2025 Annual Consumer Confidence Report
• Battery recycling at the DPW Recycling Center

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will review the village's new Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area ordinance and its effect on Lakefront Park. They will also consider additional alcohol sales dates for Brewfinity's 150th celebration, a mobile food truck at the sports complex, temporary dog play areas, and Laimon Park's May 2026 finances.

• Update on Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) ordinance and Lakefront Park impact
• Proposed additional alcohol sales dates for Brewfinity during village 150th celebration
• Possible on-site mobile food truck or cold‑treat vendor at Pewaukee Sports Complex
• Potential temporary dog play areas in Pewaukee parks
• Review of Laimon Park financial statements for May 2026

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The Common Council and other governmental committees, boards, and commissions are meeting for a social gathering. The notice states that no items of business will be discussed and no action will be taken.

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The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing to discuss a variance request submitted by Jon Williams and Michele Schmidt. The request seeks to reduce the required front yard setback from 30 feet to about 20 feet and the side yard setback from 8 feet to about 7 feet for a new home on the property at N27W27136 Woodland Drive. The board may take action on the variance after the hearing.

• Public hearing on variance request for Jon Williams and Michele Schmidt
• Requested reduction of front setback to ~20 ft (current 30 ft) and side setback to ~7 ft (current 8 ft)
• Location: N27W27136 Woodland Drive (PWC 0933-127)
• Reference: Section 340‑4.11(1) of the zoning code

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit for Solveig Spa Skola at N27 W23960 Paul Road. It will consider approving up to $16,000 for replacement of the Pewaukee Public Library HVAC controls and discuss a letter of support for an Amtrak Hiawatha West grant application. Additional items include budget discussions, accounts payable, and several engineering agreements.

• Conditional Use Permit for Solveig Spa Skola at N27 W23960 Paul Road
• Approve replacement of Pewaukee Public Library HVAC controls (up to $16,000)
• Letter of support for FRA CRISI Grant for Amtrak Hiawatha West project
• MEA Forward LLC (Lake Country Eye Surgery) easement agreement
• Letter of support to USDOT for Waukesha County CTH K grade crossing elimination

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The Pewaukee Board of Review will meet on May 22, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. in the Common Council Chambers. The agenda includes a call to order, a review of any extraordinary circumstance requests, and an objection hearing for Timothy Kaja (case PWC 0934‑053‑004). The meeting will adjourn thereafter or be continued as needed.

• Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance
• Consideration of extraordinary circumstance requests, if presented
• Objection hearing for Timothy Kaja (case PWC 0934-053-004) at 279 N2815 Rocky Point Road
• Adjournment or continuation to a future date

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will meet on May 21, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Common Council Chambers. The commission will approve minutes from prior meetings and discuss three development proposals. One proposal is a recommendation to the Common Council for a conditional use permit for Solveig Spa Skola to operate a spa service at N27 W23960 Paul Road. The other proposals involve site and building plans for an Amazon‑related fence at W232 N2950 Roundy Circle East and an addition to an accessory structure for Cold Noses Sanctuary at N47 W26699 Lynndale Road.

• Recommendation to Common Council for a Conditional Use Permit for Solveig Spa Skola – spa service at N27 W23960 Paul Road (PWC 0918998024)
• Site and Building Plans for TI Investors of Pewaukee/Amazon – 8‑foot chain‑link fence at W232 N2950 Roundy Circle East (PWC 0917994030)
• Site and Building Plans for Cold Noses Sanctuary – addition to accessory structure at N47 W26699 Lynndale Road (PWC 0882999001)

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The Employee Services Committee will interview agencies to select a firm for the City Administrator hiring process. The meeting will be held in-person at City Hall or via Teams.

• Interview agencies for City Administrator search firm
• Meeting held in-person or via Teams
• No other governmental bodies will take action

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and potentially act on the Greenhill/Yench Road Reconstruction Project. This includes reviewing the engineers report and authorizing special assessment powers for rehabilitation and drainage facilities.

• Contract award to Musson Brothers, Inc. for $774,412.50
• Resolution 26-05-12 regarding Special Assessment Powers for Greenhill/Yench area
• Resolution 26-05-13 regarding reimbursement of expenditures for Greenhill/Yench
• Appointment of Doug Brahm to the Fire Commission
• Approval of the May 18, 2026 Accounts Payable Listing

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will discuss and possibly act on several items, including a donation of a baseball outfield fence for Balmer Park, a proposal to purchase and implement a mobile dog park, and the adoption of a new Parks and Recreation logo. The board will also review Laimon Park financial statements for March and April 2026 and approve minutes from the March 11 meeting.

• Balmer Park baseball outfield fence donation by Pewaukee Youth Baseball
• Proposal to purchase and implement a mobile dog park
• Adoption of a new Pewaukee Parks and Recreation logo
• Review of Laimon Park financials for March and April 2026
• Approval of March 11, 2026 meeting minutes

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Board of Review

The Pewaukee Board of Review will hold its second official meeting on May 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM in the City Hall Common Council Chambers. The agenda includes a call to order, a review of extraordinary circumstances, and a status update from the City Attorney. The meeting may adjourn to a future date if necessary.

• Second official meeting of the Board of Review
• Consideration of extraordinary circumstances
• Status update from City Attorney Martell
• Potential adjournment to a future date

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request from Walter and Megan Powell. The request seeks to exceed the maximum accessory building height of 18 feet, allowing a detached structure of 29‑10 feet on the property at N46 W23355 Lindsay Road (PWC 0869‑997‑001). The board may discuss and take action on the request during the meeting.

• Variance request to increase accessory building height to 29'-10" (current limit 18')
• Property location: N46 W23355 Lindsay Road (PWC 0869‑997‑001)

General

The Finance Committee will examine the city’s trial balance, asset and liability reconciliations, and budget-to-actual variances for 2025. It will assess the status of the Baker Tilly audit preparation letter, the Public Service Commission report, and the Department of Revenue Form C filing. The committee will also review the first‑quarter 2026 financial results and discuss coordination with the outsourced accounting firm Lauterbach & Amen.

• Trial balance and fund reconciliation review
• Baker Tilly "Get Ready" audit preparation letter
• Public Service Commission report submission status
• Department of Revenue Form C annual report status
• 2026 first‑quarter financial results update

Board of Review

The Pewaukee Board of Review will select a chairperson and vice‑chairperson, verify compliance with confidentiality and training requirements, and adopt two policy amendments—one updating procedures for sworn telephone and written testimony and another establishing a waiver procedure. The board will also review the assessor's assessment roll, correct any errors, and consider waivers of the 48‑hour notice requirement and other procedural requests. The meeting is scheduled to adjourn to a follow‑up session on May 11, 2026.

• Select a Chairperson of the Board of Review
• Adopt amendment to policy for sworn telephone and written testimony
• Adopt policy for waiver of Board of Review procedures
• Review and correct the Assessor's assessment roll
• Consider waivers of the required 48‑hour notice of intent to file an objection

General

The Employee Services Committee will meet to discuss and possibly recommend changes to the recruitment process for the City Administrator position. No official action is scheduled.

• Discussion of City Administrator recruitment process
• Possible recommendations regarding recruitment process

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss recruiting a City Administrator and reviewing proposals for a groundwater well siting study. The body will also consider financial agreements related to the Cedar Gables Development.

• Discussion and possible action to retain a search firm for City Administrator recruitment
• Cedar Gables Development: Phase 2 Stockpiling Agreement Amendment 1 and $52,030.00 financial guarantee
• Cedar Gables Development: Reduction of Letter of Credit from $1,224,961.05 to $394,828.46
• Proposals to conduct a groundwater well siting study
• Resolution 26-05-11 to adopt a new logo for the City and Parks and Recreation Department

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Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will meet to discuss and potentially take action on the 2025 MS4 Annual Storm Water Report and proposals for a groundwater well siting study. The committee will also review an excerpt regarding infrastructure needs and household affordability.

• 2025 MS4 Annual Storm Water Report
• Proposals to Conduct Groundwater Well Siting Study
• AWWA excerpt on infrastructure needs and household affordability

The Public Works Committee unanimously adopted the March 5, 2026 meeting minutes and the 2025 MS4 Annual Storm Water Report. It also unanimously recommended awarding the groundwater well‑siting study to Collier Geophysics for a cost not to exceed $37,500. The meeting was adjourned at 4:44 p.m.

• Adopted March 5, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted 2025 MS4 Annual Storm Water Report (unanimous)
• Recommended award of well‑siting study to Collier Geophysics, cost up to $37,500 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 4:44 p.m. (unanimous)

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss and possibly act on an amendment to the zoning code that changes the size and quantity limits for accessory structures on residential lots. They will also review a resolution updating court costs on the 2026 fee schedule and approve several consent agenda items, including an agent change for several local properties. A closed session will address personnel matters such as employee compensation and evaluations.

• Resolution 26-04-09 to update court costs on the 2026 fee schedule
• Ordinance 26-03 to amend Section 340-2.9(B)(1)(a) regarding accessory structures
• Approve accounts payable listing submitted on April 20, 2026
• Approve agent change for Heart of America Group Properties (Thunder Bay Grille, The Machine Shed, Holiday Inn, Wildwood Lodge) to Keanen Kopplin
• Closed session to discuss employment, promotion, compensation, and performance evaluations of city department heads

General

The Board of Review will meet with a representative from the City Attorney’s Office for training for the 2026 season. The agenda notes that no official business or action will be taken at this meeting. The meeting will adjourn and reconvene on May 6, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.

• Board of Review training with City Attorney’s Office (no action taken)
• Adjournment to May 6, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will review site and building plans for a multi-tenant medical office and a temporary trailer application. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding zoning code amendments for residential accessory structures.

• Site and building plans for ICAP Development medical office at W240 N2687 Pewaukee Road
• Public hearing on Zoning Code Amendment Section 340-2.9(B)(1)(a) regarding residential accessory structure size and quantity
• Temporary use application for Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District trailer at N25 W27675 Prospect Avenue

General

Joint Park and Recreation Board

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and vote on awarding a road reconstruction contract for Glenwood Lane. Members will also discuss funding for library roof repairs and a new ordinance regarding dogs in city parks.

• Award Glenwood Lane Road Reconstruction Project to Musson Brothers, Inc. for $1,479,109.76
• Request from Pewaukee Public Library for flat roof replacement funding up to $26,960
• Ordinance 26-02 to allow dogs at City Parks (First Reading)
• Agreement with Waukesha County for Prospect Avenue pedestrian crossing beacons and signage
• Proposal to use contingency funds to refurbish the old fire station on Green Road

Public Works Committee

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will review site plans for a church parking expansion and a sanitary district building addition. The body will also discuss a proposed donation of 4.39 acres of land and updates to the City Zoning Code.

• Donation of approximately 4.39 acres of land east of Redford Boulevard/CTH F
• Parking lot expansion and athletic field relocation for Spring Creek Church at N35 W22000 Capitol Drive
• Building addition for Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District at N25 W27534 Oak Street
• City Zoning Code updates presented by Foth Infrastructure & Environment LLC

Common Council

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Park and Recreation Board will meet to discuss the 2026 season for the Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club and the Audaxity bike ride. The board will also consider modifying park rules regarding dogs in City and Village Parks and review Laimon Park financials.

• Proposed 2026 season schedule for Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club
• Use of Lakefront Park for Audaxity bike ride
• Parks and Recreation support for 4th of July and Village 150th Celebrations
• Modification to park rule to allow dogs at City and Village Parks
• Laimon Park financials for January and February 2026

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will meet to discuss the preparation and timing of the 2025 audit with representatives from Lauterbach & Amen and Baker Tilly. The committee may also take action to establish a regular meeting schedule.

• Discussion on 2025 audit timetable with Lauterbach & Amen and Baker Tilly
• Possible action to establish a regular Finance Committee meeting schedule

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The Public Works Committee will review a sewer rate study and a sanitary sewer service area update. The body will also consider an agreement with Waukesha County regarding a recycling dividend program.

• Ehlers 2025 Sewer Rate Study Phase 1 presentation
• SEWRPC Sanitary Sewer Service Area Update presentation
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Waukesha County for the Municipal Recycling Dividend Program

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will consider awarding a $1.3 million contract for Wethersfield Road rehabilitation and approve financial guarantees for the Cedar Gables and ALTA Ridgeview apartment developments. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a water service request and a closed session to discuss the Meadowbrook Trail property acquisition.

• Award contract for Wethersfield Road rehabilitation ($1,307,289.09)
• Approve financial guarantee for Cedar Gables Development ($131,409.30)
• Approve letter of credit reduction for ALTA Ridgeview Apartments ($445,000 reduction)
• Public hearing on Village of Lisbon water service request
• Closed session to discuss Meadowbrook Trail property acquisition

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Plan Commission

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss a 2025 sewer rate study, apply for a quiet zone on Duplainville Road, and consider a donation of approximately 4.39 acres of land along Redford Boulevard.

• Discussion of 2025 Sewer Rate Study Phase 1
• Application for a Joint Quiet Zone on Duplainville Road
• Discussion on Cedar Gables Development financial guarantee
• Request for temporary beer licenses at Springdale, Nettesheim, and Wagner Parks
• Consideration of a land donation along Redford Boulevard

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board meeting scheduled for February 11, 2026, has been cancelled. The cancellation was noted in the agenda text.

• Meeting cancelled
• Director of Parks & Recreation: Nick Phalin

General

Common Council

The Common Council will hold public hearings on two conditional use permits for properties on Woodland Drive and Lynndale Road. Members will also discuss building service fee revisions and a special event permit for the Pewaukee Farmers' Market.

• Public hearing for a new boathouse at N27 W27074 Woodland Drive
• Public hearing for an animal sanctuary at N47 W26699 Lynndale Road
• Special event permit and fee waiver for Pewaukee Farmers' Market at N24W26430 Crestview Drive
• Resolution 26-02-03 to revise Building Services fee schedule
• Letter of support for Waukesha County's CTH K Grade Crossing Elimination Project

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Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will review a preliminary layout for the Pewaukee Road Trail Extension Project. Members will also consider an intergovernmental agreement on water pollution credits and a joint quiet zone application for several roads.

• Preliminary layout for the Pewaukee Road Trail Extension Project
• Joint Quiet Zone application for Duplainville Road and Parkside Road
• Intergovernmental Agreement for Phosphorus and Total Suspended Solids Credits from Fox River Water Pollution Control Center

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss awarding a $201,945 contract for a solar project, detaching city land to the Village of Pewaukee, and reviewing a proposed Amtrak station location.

• Award contract for DPW solar project to Blue Sky Solar Company ($201,945.00)
• Discuss detaching city land to the Village of Pewaukee (Ordinance 26-01)
• Review proposed Amtrak Hiawatha Station location
• Approve first reduction of Cedar Gables Letter of Credit ($229,852.50 reduction)
• Discuss mobile beer vending for Pewaukee Youth Baseball fundraiser

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will discuss and take action on several site and building plans. The body will also provide recommendations to the Common Council regarding conditional use permits for a boathouse and an animal sanctuary.

• Conditional Use Permit for an animal sanctuary at N47 W26699 Lynndale Road (Cold Noses Sanctuary)
• Conditional Use Permit for a boathouse at N27 W27074 Woodland Drive
• 5,400 square foot accessory structure and detached garage at N43 W23700 Fieldstone Road
• Eight-foot tall fence with barbed wire at W227 N2837 Duplainville Road (Border States)
• Two chiller plants and mechanical equipment at W234 N2000 Ridgeview Parkway Court (American Transmission Company)

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Park and Recreation Board will consider proposals for an indoor turf facility at the Pewaukee Sports Complex and mobile beer gardens for 2026. The board will also review the 2026-2030 Park and Open Space Plan and Laimon Family Lakeside Park lease and financials.

• Brewfinity Brewing proposal for 2026 mobile beer gardens in Pewaukee Parks
• Pewaukee Youth Baseball proposal for an indoor turf facility at Pewaukee Sports Complex
• 2026-2030 Park and Open Space Plan
• Laimon Family Lakeside Park tenant lease and Nov/Dec 2025 financials
• Decision on Parks and Recreation Department offering Waterfront Wednesday concert series in 2026

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The Zoning Board of Appeals will determine a variance request for a fence and hold a public hearing regarding mechanical equipment setbacks. These decisions affect property usage and setback requirements in the city.

• Determination on a variance for an 8-foot fence at N27 W27397 Woodland Drive
• Public hearing for American Transmission Company, LLC regarding a chiller plant and dry cooler setback at W234 N2000 Ridgeview Parkway Court

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