Hartland public meetings in 2025
41 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will approve the minutes from Dec. 8, consider a voucher payment of $104,031.30, and review several licensing and event applications. They will discuss the Waukesha County Joint Powers 911 Agreement and a proposal to raise board and committee member fees from $30 to $40 per meeting. A presentation of conceptual drawings for a combined police department, village hall, community center, and fire department complex will also be considered.
- Voucher payment of $104,031.30
- Bartender license application for Dayna Strebe
- Special Event Application for Hartland Marsh Habitat Improvement (Jan 30‑31, 2026)
- Proposal to increase board/committee member pay to $40 per meeting
- Presentation of conceptual drawings for new police, village hall, community center, and fire department buildings
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission will first vote to adopt the minutes from its November 17, 2025 meeting. The board will then review and decide on an application to install signage and an awning at 141 Cottonwood Avenue. Public comments are permitted, and the meeting will conclude with announcements and adjournment.
- Approve minutes of the November 17, 2025 Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission meeting
- Consider and vote on a signage and awning application for 141 Cottonwood Avenue
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss the Professional Police Association's annual wage reopener agreement and a second reading of an ordinance regarding residency restrictions for sex offenders. The board will also review vouchers for payment and a special event application.
- Vouchers for payment in the amount of $877,256.30
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 11/24/2025 regarding residency restrictions for sex offenders
- Professional Police Association Annual Wage Reopener Agreement
- Special Event Application for Winter Moonlight Hike on January 31, 2026
- Approval of Election Inspectors with terms expiring December 31, 2027
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss a Planned Unit Development amendment for the Sandhill Development and consider a public hearing date. The board is also reviewing 2026 budgets for the Municipal Court and Business Improvement District.
- First review of Sandhill Development PUD amendment and potential Jan 12, 2026 public hearing
- Project closeout payment of $22,813.31 to Stark Pavement Corp. for 2024 Paving Program
- Consideration of 2026 Municipal Court and Business Improvement District budgets
- First reading of Ordinance No. 11/24/2025 regarding sex offender residency restrictions
- Review of parking lot installation at 163 E. Capitol Drive
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board and Plan Commission will consider a Planned Unit Development amendment for the Sandhill Development. The board will also review a signage application for 505 E. Industrial Drive.
- Review of Planned Unit Development amendment for Sandhill Development
- Signage application for 505 E. Industrial Drive
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will approve the October 27, 2025 minutes and consider a voucher payment of $1,249,052.08. It will discuss a special event application for the Holiday Train on December 10, 2025 and a proposal to increase field preparation and rental fees. The board will also vote on multiple 2026 budget motions, including the General Fund, Water and Sewer utility budgets, several TIF allocations, debt service, capital improvements, a Downtown Business Improvement District tax assessment, and a property tax levy.
- Voucher payment of $1,249,052.08
- Special Event Application for Holiday Train, December 10, 2025
- Proposal to increase field preparation and rental fees
- 2026 General Fund budget motion for $9,974,076
- Downtown Business Improvement District tax assessment of $74,800
Village Board
The Village Board will conduct a public hearing on the proposed 2026 budget and consider the sale of $5,075,000 in promissory notes. The meeting also includes reviews of new construction and additions for properties on Cottonwood and Richards Road.
- Public hearing on the proposed 2026 Village Budget
- Resolution to authorize the issuance and sale of $5,075,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2025A
- Review of two-family new construction at 412 Cottonwood
- Review of T-Lon Products addition at 1110 Richards Road
- Payment of vouchers in the amount of $61,668.95
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission meeting will consider multiple applications, including signage for Zion Lutheran Church and Lake Country Lutheran, a two‑family new construction at 412 Cottonwood Avenue, a T‑Lon Products addition at 1110 Richards Road, and an amendment to the Planned Unit Development for the Sandhill Development. The primary item for the Plan Commission is the review of a proposed parking lot installation at 163 E. Capitol Dr. No decisions have been recorded at this time.
- Signage application for 1023 E. Capitol Drive, Zion Lutheran Church
- Signage application for 401 Campus Drive, Lake Country Lutheran
- Two‑family new construction at 412 Cottonwood Avenue
- T‑Lon Products addition at 1110 Richards Road
- Parking lot installation at 163 E. Capitol Dr
Village Board
At the October 13 meeting the Village Board will approve the September 22 minutes and consider several large voucher payments totaling $2,188,972.67 for utility, paving, and sanitary projects. The board will also review bartender license applications, a special event request for a Moonlight Hike, changes to park shelter and field fees, a $6,009 tree‑planting contract, and discuss upgrades to the SCADA system and a recycling agreement with Waukesha County.
- Approve $13,305.90 closeout payment to Zignego Company Inc. for the 2025 Utilities Program
- Approve $582,149.74 payment to Wolf Paving Co., Inc. for the 2025 Paving Program
- Approve $363,593.12 payment to Globe Contractors, Inc. for the Progress Drive Sanitary Relay Project
- Approve total voucher payments of $2,188,972.67 covering multiple projects
- Discuss replacement of the SCADA PLC and computer for the village’s distribution and collection system
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will consider several voucher payments, including a $2,188,972.67 payment and payments to Wolf Paving Co. ($582,149.74) and Globe Contractors ($363,593.12). The board will also discuss license and permit applications, changes to park shelter and athletic field fees, a $6,009.00 tree‑planting contract, and replacement of the village’s SCADA PLC and computer. Additional items include joining a recycling dividend program, a memorandum of understanding with Waukesha County health services, a valuation services agreement, and a discussion on registered sex‑offender residency restrictions.
- Voucher payment of $2,188,972.67
- Payment of $582,149.74 to Wolf Paving Co., Inc. for the 2025 Paving Program
- Payment of $363,593.12 to Globe Contractors, Inc. for the Progress Drive Sanitary Relay Project
- Award of the 2025 Tree Planting Contract to Dan Larson Landscaping Inc. for $6,009.00
- Replacement of the SCADA PLC and SCADA computer for the village’s distribution and collection system
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will review and vote on several items, including payment vouchers for a water main project and other services, and the proposed issuance of $5,075,000 in General Obligation Promissory Notes (Series 2025A). The board will also discuss special event permits, a certified survey map for the Kaerek property, a parking increase at Westrock residences (700 W. Capitol Drive), and the Eagle Pass Development plans. These actions are scheduled for the September 22, 2025 meeting.
- Payment of $57,845.63 to Mid‑City Corp for the Hwy 83 Water Main Rehabilitation Project
- Consideration of vouchers totaling $349,296.73
- Issuance of $5,075,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2025A
- Site‑plan change to increase parking at Westrock residences, 700 W. Capitol Drive
- Review of Eagle Pass Development (preliminary plat, developer agreement, stormwater plan, site plans)
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission will consider several items, including approval of minutes from the August 18, 2025 meeting, a certified survey map for tax keys DELT0767024 and DELT0767005004 on West Lakeside Drive, and residential additions at 201 Granary Circle and 634 Cardiff Drive. The Plan Commission will also review a site‑plan change to increase parking at Westrock residences, 700 W. Capitol Drive, and the installation of a parking lot at 163 E. Capitol Drive. A major agenda item is the Eagle Pass Development, which includes a preliminary plat, developer agreement and deed restrictions, a stormwater management plan, and site plans and specifications.
- Approve minutes for the August 18, 2025 Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission meeting.
- Review extraterritorial certified survey map for tax keys DELT0767024 and DELT0767005004 on West Lakeside Drive, Town of Delafield.
- Review residential addition proposals for 201 Granary Circle and 634 Cardiff Drive.
- Review site‑plan change to increase parking at Westrock residences, 700 W. Capitol Drive.
- Review Eagle Pass Development: preliminary plat, developer agreement and deed restrictions, stormwater management plan, and site plans and specifications.
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board and Plan Commission will consider several applications, including a certified survey map for tax keys DELT0767024 and DELT0767005004 on West Lakeside Drive, a residential addition at 201 Granary Circle, and a residential addition/sunroom at 634 Cardiff Drive. The Plan Commission will review a site‑plan change to increase parking at Westrock residences, 700 W. Capitol Drive, and will evaluate the Eagle Pass Development, including its preliminary plat, developer agreement, deed restrictions, stormwater management plan, and site plans. The commission will also consider the installation of a parking lot at 163 E. Capitol Drive.
- Certified Survey Map for tax keys DELT0767024 and DELT0767005004 on West Lakeside Drive (Town of Delafield)
- Residential addition application for 201 Granary Circle
- Residential addition/sunroom application for 634 Cardiff Drive
- Site‑plan change to increase parking at Westrock residences, 700 W. Capitol Drive
- Review of Eagle Pass Development (preliminary plat, developer agreement, deed restrictions, stormwater management plan, site plans)
Village Board
The Village Board will review payments for the Progress Drive Sanitary Relay project and general vouchers. Members will also discuss facility needs and a proposed mental health resource fair for May 2026.
- Payment of $505,171.09 to Globe Contractors, Inc. for Progress Drive Sanitary Relay project
- Vouchers for payment totaling $1,540,572.56
- Police Department request to buy a new Lidar unit using unclaimed jewelry sale proceeds
- Proposed 3rd Annual MindfulMe: Mental Health Resource Fair in May 2026
- Scheduling of a special meeting in October or November regarding facility needs
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss a resolution of necessity regarding a vacant lot at 550 Hartbrook Drive and review several contractor payments for road work. The board is also considering a liquor license for Senor Tomas and a conditional use permit for Adava Care.
- Payment of $242,750.22 to Wolf Paving for 2025 Paving Program
- Payment of $47,859.00 to Thunder Road, LLC for 2025 Road Maintenance Program
- Class B Beer/Liquor License application for El Camino Real, LLC (Senor Tomas) at 150 North Ave.
- Conditional Use Permit for Boros Real Estate, LLC (Adava Care) at 300 E. North Shore Drive
- Emergency stormwater pipe replacement between 140 and 150 E. Capitol Drive
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board and Plan Commission will review signage and facade improvements for 614 W. Capitol Drive. The meeting includes a public hearing and a vote on a conditional use permit for Boros Real Estate, LLC (dba Adava Care) at 300 E. North Shore Drive.
- Public hearing and consideration of Conditional Use Permit for Boros Real Estate, LLC (dba Adava Care) at 300 E. North Shore Drive
- Review of signage application for Ryno Development LLC at 614 W. Capitol Drive
- Review of proposed façade improvements at 614 W. Capitol Drive
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will meet on August 11, 2025, to approve minutes from previous meetings, vote on vouchers totaling $700,140.47, and review special event applications for events including the Pumpkin Party in the Park and Arrowhead High School Homecoming Parade. The meeting will also include public comments and announcements.
- Consideration of vouchers for payment totaling $700,140.47
- Special Event Application for Pumpkin Party in the Park on October 11, 2025
- Special Event Application for Arrowhead High School Homecoming Parade on October 10, 2025
- Special Event Application for Back to School Bash by Hartland-Lakeside Education Foundation on September 12, 2025
- Special Event Application for Fall in Line 125 Run by Tydish Running on September 19-20, 2025
Village Board
The Village Board will meet to discuss Capital Improvement Projects for the 2026-2027 period. No other substantive items are listed for decision or discussion.
- Discussion regarding Capitol Improvements Projects for 2026-2027
Village Board
The Village Board will review a proposed amendment for a senior living development on Campus Drive to increase units and reduce impact fees. The board is also considering several service agreements and a new fee structure for mobile food vendors.
- Proposed increase of senior living units from 118 to 124 and reduction of impact fees by $382,874 on Campus Drive
- Assessor services agreement with Catalis for 2026–2029 in the amount of $224,400.00
- Payment of $99,789.36 to Zignego Company, Inc. for the 2025 Utilities Program
- Resolution establishing fees for Mobile Food Vendors
- Service agreements for Well 3 Reservoirs to Utility Service Co., Inc.
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss a PUD amendment for a senior living development on Campus Drive and an assessor services agreement. The board is also considering fees for mobile food vendors and a resolution regarding a vacant lot at 550 Hartbrook Drive.
- Proposed increase of senior living units from 118 to 124 on Campus Drive
- Request to reduce developer impact fees from $1,265,801 to $882,927
- Assessor services agreement with Catalis for 2026–2029 totaling $224,400.00
- Payment of $99,789.36 to Zignego Company, Inc. for 2025 Utilities Program
- Resolution establishing fees for Mobile Food Vendors
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board and Plan Commission will review several signage and construction applications. The body is considering a conditional use permit for Boros Real Estate, LLC (dba Adava Care) and updated plans for the Eagle Pass development.
- Conditional use permit for Boros Real Estate, LLC (dba Adava Care) at 300 E. North Shore Drive
- Signage applications for Adonis Roofing (675 Industrial Ct.) and Adava Care (300 E. North Shore Drive)
- Residential addition review for 1156 Four Winds Way
- Conceptual review of addition to Lake Country Playhouse at 221 E. Capitol Drive
- Updated plans for Eagle Pass development on Eagle Pass Court and Badger Court
Village Board
The Village Board will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed PUD development amendment for senior living units on Campus Drive. The board is also reviewing payment vouchers and new fees for mobile food vendors.
- Public hearing for Three Leaf Development's senior living project on Campus Drive
- Request to waive $382,874 in impact, sewer connection, and Regional Sewer Availability Charge fees
- Payment of $260,907.00 to Wolf Paving for the 2025 Paving Program
- Consideration of $912,318.29 in vouchers for payment
- Resolution to establish fees for Mobile Food Vendors
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss a simplified rate increase for the water utility and potential construction management agreements with Keller Inc. for new police and fire facilities. The board is also considering final readings for ordinances regarding mobile food vendors and PUD overlay districts.
- Proposed 2025 Crack Sealing Contract with Thunder Road LLC for $47,859
- Third reading of Ordinance No. 05/27/2025 regulating Mobile Food Vendors
- Third reading of Ordinance No. 05/27/2025-A regarding PUD Planned Unit Development Overlay District
- Review of Water Utility Simplified Rate Increase
- Design/Construction Management Agreements with Keller Inc. for Administrative, Police, and Fire facilities
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board and Plan Commission will review a signage application for Lang Technik-USA and plans for a new residence. The board will also consider minutes from the May 19 meeting.
- Signage application for Lang Technik-USA at 1025 Walnut Ridge Drive
- New construction residence plans at 1903 E. Juniper Way
Village Board
The Village Board will consider a PUD amendment for a senior living development on Campus Drive and discuss updates to mobile food vendor ordinances. The board is also reviewing several contractor payments and equipment purchases.
- Proposed senior living development amendment on Campus Drive to increase units from 120 to 124
- Request to waive impact, sewer connection, and Regional Sewer Availability Charge fees totaling approximately $382,874
- Payment of $146,451.94 to Zignego Company, Inc. for 2025 Utilities Program
- Payment of $99,668.87 to Wolf Paving Co., Inc. for 2025 Paving Program
- Purchase of ODB Leaf Vac for $140,072.56
Village Board
The Village Board will hold a first reading for a proposed PUD amendment by Three Leaf Development for a senior living project. The board is also considering ordinances regarding PUD regulations and mobile food vendors, as well as several contractor payments.
- Proposed senior living development amendment on Campus Drive to increase units from 120 to 124
- Request to waive impact, sewer connection, and Regional Sewer Availability Charge fees totaling approximately $382,874
- Payment of $146,451.94 to Zignego Company, Inc. for the 2025 Utilities Program
- Payment of $99,668.87 to Wolf Paving Co., Inc. for the 2025 Paving Program
- Proposed purchase of ODB Leaf Vac for $140,072.56
Plan Commission
The Hartland Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission will review multiple development proposals at this meeting, including demolition and new construction at two residential properties, a conceptual review for seven single-family homes, and a proposed amendment to a senior living development on Campus Drive. The most consequential item is a request by Three Leaf Development to waive approximately $382,874 in impact, sewer connection, and regional sewer fees for a 124-unit senior living project.
- Demolition of existing structure and new residence at 226 Warren Ave.
- New residence plans at 1014 E. Capitol Drive
- Conceptual review for seven single-family homes at Badger Court and Eagle Pass Court
- Proposed PUD amendment for senior living development (124 units) on Campus Drive with $382,874 fee waiver request
- Approval of April 21, 2025 meeting minutes
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will consider approving $584,123.69 in vouchers, review several special event permit applications including fee waivers, and discuss a conceptual plan for a seven single-family home development at Badger Court and Eagle Pass Court. The board will also discuss food truck regulations in parks and consider purchasing Fire Department turnout gear as budgeted.
- Vouchers for payment totaling $584,123.69
- Special event applications: Hartland Public Library Summer Reading Kickoff (June 6), Wisconsin Athletic Club Baby Goat Yoga (June 22), Hartland Lake Country Rotary Splash Pad Lunch with fee waiver (July 18)
- Conceptual review of 7 single-family homes at Badger Court and Eagle Pass Court
- Discussion of food truck regulations in parks (S3 Deli and Little Dipperz)
- Consideration to purchase Fire Department turnout gear as approved in 2025 budget
Village Board
The Village Board will meet to consider several administrative items, including the 2026 budget schedule and board appointments. The body will also discuss potential fee waivers for a senior living project on Campus Drive and review an addition to Lake Country Lutheran.
- Payment of vouchers totaling $131,035.01
- Class B Beer and Class C Wine license for Beer Snobs at Nixon Park
- Review of addition to Lake Country Lutheran at 401 Campus Drive
- Contract for Baker Tilly to examine ARPA fund expenditures
- Potential waiver of impact, sewer connection, and Regional Sewer Availability Charge fees for Three Leaf senior living project on Campus Drive
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission will review a proposed PUD amendment for a senior living development on Campus Drive, including an increase from 120 to 124 units and a developer request to waive impact, sewer, and availability charges totaling about $695,546. The board will also consider a garage demolition and rebuild at 337 E. Capitol Drive and an addition to Lake Country Lutheran at 401 Campus Drive.
- Garage demolition and construction at 337 E. Capitol Drive
- Addition to Lake Country Lutheran, 401 Campus Drive
- PUD amendment for senior living development (124 units, up from 120) on Campus Drive
- Request to waive $695,546 in impact, sewer connection, and Regional Sewer Availability Charge fees
- Approval of minutes from March 17, 2025
Village Board
The Village Board will consider approving $723,258.68 in vouchers, review a conceptual plan for a seven-lot single-family subdivision at Badger Court and Eagle Pass Court, and act on park food vendor permits and a beer/wine license for Beer Snobs at Nixon Park. They will also discuss special event applications and the placement of a BID sculpture in Nixon Park.
- Vouchers for payment totaling $723,258.68
- Conceptual review of seven single-family homes at Badger Court and Eagle Pass Court
- Park food vendor applications: S3 Deli at Nixon and Industrial Parks, Little DippeRz at all parks all year
- Class B beer and Class C wine license for Beer Snobs at Hartland Beer Garden, Nixon Park
- Special event applications: KM Explore Charter School (May 6) and National Night Out (August 7)
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss and consider awarding contracts for sewer cleaning ($30,000), hydrant painting ($7,000), and leak detection ($4,650). They will also discuss a Medline Discharge Agreement and enter closed session to negotiate a beer garden contract. Routine items include approving minutes, paying vouchers of $183,880.43, and a bartender license.
- Vouchers for payment totaling $183,880.43
- Bartender/operator license for Kay-Lynn Marie Jean Young
- Sewer Cleaning and Televising Contract to Visu Sewer not to exceed $30,000
- Hydrant Painting Contract to Ferguson Waterworks not to exceed $7,000
- Closed session to negotiate beer garden contract following prior selection of Beer Snobs
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board/Plan Commission will review and consider multiple items including approval of previous minutes, signage applications for two businesses, a commercial addition for T-Lon at 1110 Richards Road, and a residential addition at 185 Warren. The T-Lon expansion requires a certified survey map (CSM) to be submitted and approved.
- Approval of February 17, 2025 meeting minutes
- Signage application for Body In Balance Physical Therapy at 557 Cottonwood Avenue
- Signage application for Sjoberg Tool and Manufacturing at 530 Progress Drive
- Commercial addition review for T-Lon at 1110 Richards Road (subject to final approval of CSM)
- Residential addition review at 185 Warren
Village Board
The Village Board will hold a special meeting to review proposals for operating the beer garden. The board will first convene in closed session to deliberate, then reconvene in open session to take any necessary action.
- Closed session to review proposals for beer garden operation
- Possible open-session action on beer garden operator
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss awarding several infrastructure contracts and a 2024 budget amendment. The meeting includes the administration of oaths for new police and fire personnel and a closed session regarding beer garden operations.
- 2025 Paving Contract to Wolf Paving Co., Inc. for $1,467,878.55
- Progress Drive Sewer Relay Contract to Globe Contractors Inc. for $833,556.25
- Shadow Ridge Drive, Rustic Lane and Arlene Drive Lift Station Upgrades to Mid City Corporation for $501,825.00
- Vouchers for payment in the amount of $4,329,168.07
- Budget Amendment for 2024
Village Board
The Village Board will consider approving $206,848.09 in vouchers, a Memorandum of Understanding with Waukesha County for damage assessment services, and then recess into closed session to discuss a potential property purchase that could yield significant operational savings. No other significant decisions are on the open agenda.
- Consideration of vouchers for payment totaling $206,848.09
- Consideration of a Memorandum of Understanding for countywide damage assessment services with Waukesha County
- Closed session to discuss negotiating a potential property purchase for significant operational savings
Village Board
The Village Board will hear a presentation from Keller, Inc. on a proposed timeline for building projects, including the relocation of the Fire Department. Discussion and possible action on approving the timeline will follow, and a date for a special meeting will be set.
- Presentation of building needs timeline with milestones: construction documents (April–September 2025), project out to bid (October 2025), bid opening (November/December 2025), final cost approval (January 2026), fire station demolition/groundbreaking (April 2026)
- Discussion and possible action on the building needs timeline
- Fire Department relocation plan development to begin April 2025
Plan Commission
The Joint Architectural Board and Plan Commission will review conceptual plans for the Palmer Drive Apartments and an expansion of Lake Country Lutheran High School. The board will also consider signage and driveway variance requests.
- Conceptual review of Palmer Drive Apartments proposed by Cherry Faith Properties
- Conceptual review of Lake Country Lutheran High School expansion
- Signage application for Westrock Apartments on W. Capitol Drive
- Driveway width variance request for 811 Surrey Lane
Village Board
The Hartland Village Board will vote on awarding a $295,308 contract for the 2025 Utilities Program to Zignego Company. Trustees will also hold a second reading of an ordinance amending special event permit rules, and conduct conceptual reviews of Lake Country Lutheran High School expansion and the proposed Palmer Drive Apartments by Cherry Faith Properties. The board will consider special event applications for the Kiwanis Bark River Bash and Hartland Kids Day, and enter closed session to discuss the Nixon beer garden.
- Consideration of vouchers for payment totaling $7,555,633.19
- Award of 2025 Utilities Program contract to Zignego Company, Inc. for $295,308.00
- Second reading of ordinance amending Section 10-208 Special Event Permits
- Conceptual review of Lake Country Lutheran High School expansion
- Conceptual review of Palmer Drive Apartments by Cherry Faith Properties
Village Board
The Village Board will vote on the second reading of an ordinance updating mobile food vendor regulations and the first reading of an ordinance amending special event permits. They will also consider a $50,475 contract for salt dome roof replacement, a request to surplus police Taser X26P equipment, and an ALS agreement with the Village of Merton Fire Department. Payment vouchers totaling over $375,000 and a Farmer's Market special event application with a fee waiver request are also on the agenda.
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 01/13/2025 amending mobile food vendor regulations
- First reading of Ordinance No. 01/27/2025 amending special event permit rules
- Award of $50,475 contract to Big Fish Contracting for salt dome roof replacement
- Discussion on surplussing Police Department Taser X26P equipment
- Consideration of Advanced Life Support (ALS) agreement with Village of Merton Fire Department
Village Board
The Village Board will discuss an ordinance amending regulations for mobile food vendors and review expenditures for the 2025 Hometown Celebration. The board is also considering payments for water main rehabilitation and electrical work at Nixon Park.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 01/13/2025 regulating mobile food vendors
- Payment of $153,168.00 to Mid City Corporation for STH 83 Water Main Rehabilitation
- Hometown Celebration 2025 expenditures including $20,000 to Beer Capital and $19,000 to Five Star Fireworks Co
- Payment of vouchers totaling $1,085,412.42
- Discussion of budgeted electrical contract for Nixon Parks new scoreboard and flagpole light