Howard public meetings in 2024

Village Board

The Village Board will review and take action on a multi-year agreement with Brown County for police services, a preliminary resolution for special assessment on the Plat of Marley Meadows, and the timeline for creating TIF #10. Other business includes approving change orders for sewer/watermain and utility contracts, purchasing equipment, and a contract for assessment services. A closed session is scheduled to discuss a development agreement with T. Wall Enterprises and the village administrator's performance evaluation.

• Review and take action on Preliminary Resolution 2024-27 for special assessment on The Plat of Marley Meadows
• Review and take action on the timeline for creation of TIF #10
• Approve Change Order #4 to Feaker & Sons Company for Nature Ridge utility contract (increase of $55,220.85)
• Review and take action on agreement between Village of Howard and Brown County for Police Services for 2025-2027
• Review and take action on purchase of a compact track loader and equipment

The Village Board approved Preliminary Resolution 2024-27 to exercise special assessment powers for the Marley Meadows subdivision, which will create 41 single-family lots. The board also approved a timeline to create TIF #10 for redevelopment of the vacant United Health Building campus, and approved several contracts and equipment purchases. The Dec. 23, 2024 meeting was cancelled.

• Approved Preliminary Resolution 2024-27 for Marley Meadows special assessments (8-1)
• Approved timeline for TIF #10 creation as recommended by Ehlers (8-1)
• Approved Change Order #4 to Feaker & Sons for $55,220.85 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of John Deere P333 compact track loader for $138,070 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of truck lift and fuel management system for $109,307 (unanimous)
• Approved 2025-2027 police services contract with Brown County (7-0, 2 abstentions)
• Approved assessor contract with Fair Market Assessments for 2025-2029 (unanimous)
• Cancelled Dec. 23, 2024 Village Board meeting (unanimous)

Police & Fire Commission

The Police & Fire Commission will consider creating a part-time training lieutenant position and allowing Jared Hohol to return to part-time engineer status. They will then interview three full-time lieutenant candidates and seven full-time firefighter candidates in closed session, followed by a public vote to approve or deny those hires. Routine items include approving the agenda and prior meeting minutes.

• Create a part-time training lieutenant position
• Allow Jared Hohol to return to part-time engineer status on March 3, 2025
• Interview and vote on three full-time lieutenant candidates
• Interview and vote on seven full-time firefighter candidates

Village Board

The Village Board will consider Ordinance 2024-11 to appropriate funds for 2025 government and administration operations and levy taxes on taxable property. The board will also review a resolution regarding special assessments for the Nature Ridge Subdivision.

• Ordinance 2024-11: 2025 appropriation and tax levy
• Resolution 2024-26: Rescinding and levying special assessments on Nature Ridge Subdivision Lots 1-5, 9-17, and 20-34
• Change Order #2 to Northeast Asphalt for 2024 Resurfacing Contract: $65,174.06 decrease
• Change Order #2 to PTS Contractors Inc. for Nature Court Sanitary Sewer Extension: $10,814.53 decrease
• Change Order #3 to Calnin & Goss Inc. for Hazel Estates 2nd Addition - Utility Contract: $15,996.40 decrease

Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board

The Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board will review and take action on an appeal from James M. Beno to reside at 3207 Primrose Lane. The board will consider his appeal form, a police neighborhood summary, and public comments. They will also approve minutes from the July 24, 2024 meeting.

• Review and take action on residency appeal from James M. Beno to reside at 3207 Primrose Lane
• Approve minutes from SORAB meeting of July 24, 2024

Village Board

The Village Board will hold a public hearing and take action on the 2025 calendar year budget. They will also consider awarding a $1,296,024 contract to Seagrave Fire Apparatus for a Marauder Pumper engine, approving Ordinance 2024-10 to rezone multiple parcels to Planned Development Districts, and adopting a relocation order for Hillsdale Court.

• Public hearing and adoption of the 2025 budget
• Award contract to Seagrave Fire Apparatus for Marauder Pumper at $1,296,024
• Ordinance 2024-10 rezoning parcels VH-47, VH-555, VH-459-9, and VH-4249 to Planned Development Districts
• Resolution 2024-25 relocation order for Hillsdale Court
• Extraterritorial certified survey map for the Town of Pittsfield

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider final approval for a Planned Development District allowing non-standard smaller single-family lots on Parcel VH-47. They will also review and take action on a final PDD for a 41-lot single-family subdivision called Marley Meadows, and review the preliminary plat for the development.

• Public hearing for non-standard smaller single-family lots on Parcel VH-47 at 1659 Marley St.
• Final PDD approval for a 41-lot single-family subdivision with varying lot widths
• Review of preliminary plat for Marley Meadows subdivision
• Request from Keith Garot of Landmark Real Estate

Village Board

The Village Board will review and take action on a final Planned Development District approval for non-standard smaller lots at 1659 Marley St., the preliminary plat of Marley Meadows, and the second draft of the 2025 budget. The consent agenda includes several change orders for road and utility contracts with dollar adjustments. No unfinished business or closed session are scheduled.

• Final PDD approval for non-standard single-family lots on Parcel VH-47 at 1659 Marley St.
• Preliminary Plat of Marley Meadows
• Second draft of the 2025 budget
• Installation of new Village entrance sign on STH 29
• Change orders: $315 increase (Hazel Estates), $119,476.80 decrease (Nature Ridge utility), $8,651.67 decrease (Whispering Winds road), and others

Village Board

The Board will review and discuss the first draft of the 2025 budget. They will also take action on two annexation ordinances for village-owned territory from the Town of Pittsfield, a $22,545 Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant for fire equipment, and intergovernmental agreements for animal control and youth sports facility use. Consent agenda includes routine items like operator licenses.

• Review first draft of 2025 budget
• Ordinance 2024-08 and 2024-09 annexing village-owned territory from Town of Pittsfield
• Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant for $22,545 for TNT spreader, cutter, and accessories
• Intergovernmental agreement with Town of Ledgeview for Animal Control/Humane Officer and CART services
• Request from Alter Trading Corporation for a sixth driveway on Century Road

Village Board

The Village Board and Plan Commission are meeting jointly to discuss and possibly act on a proposed amendment to Residential Zoning Districts that would change minimum lot width and lot area requirements. The consent agenda includes approval of meeting minutes, invoices, operator licenses, and several change orders for road and utility contracts with dollar amounts. A financial report for the eight months ending August 31, 2024, will also be presented.

• Discussion and action on proposed amendment to Residential Zoning Districts regarding minimum lot width and minimum lot area
• Change Order #2 to McKeefry & Sons for Whispering Winds Road contract: $19,867.68 increase
• Change Order #1 to McKeefry & Sons for Nature Ridge Road contract: $3,697.50 decrease
• Change Order #1 to KCG Excavating for Hazel Estates 2nd Addition Road contract: $159.60 increase
• Financial report for General Fund, Village Green Golf Course, Howard Commons Apartments, and Howard Commons Activity Complex

Village Board

The Village Board will hold a public hearing and consider a final resolution to vacate Parcel VH-1706. They will also review a contract with Fair Market Assessments for a 2025 market adjustment revaluation and a 2025 intergovernmental agreement for a recycling consolidation grant. A closed session is scheduled to discuss a vacant land offer to purchase with Landmark Real Estate LLC and utility case verdicts.

• Public hearing and final resolution on vacation of Parcel VH-1706
• Contract with Fair Market Assessments for 2025 market adjustment revaluation
• 2025 Intergovernmental Cooperative Agreement for Wisconsin Recycling Consolidation Grant
• Closed session for vacant land offer to purchase with Landmark Real Estate LLC
• Change Order #2 to Calnin & Goss, Inc. for Hazel Estates 2nd Addition utility contract ($3,913.97 increase)

The Village Board approved the vacation of Parcel VH-1706, allowing adjacent property owners to split the land, and approved a contract with Fair Market Assessments for a 2025 market adjustment revaluation. The board also approved the 2025 recycling consolidation grant agreement and, in closed session, approved the purchase of two properties with an option to purchase. The consent agenda, including invoices and a change order, was approved unanimously.

• Approved Final Resolution 2024-23 vacating Parcel VH-1706 (8-1, No: M. Lasecki)
• Approved contract with Fair Market Assessments for 2025 market adjustment revaluation (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Intergovernmental Cooperative Agreement for Wisconsin Recycling Consolidation Grant (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of PI-654-1 and PI-653 and granted Option to Purchase (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $923,842.08 in invoices and Change Order #2 to Calnin & Goss, Inc. (unanimous)

Village Board

The Village Board will hold public hearings and consider final resolutions authorizing special assessments for Greenfield Avenue, Nature Ridge, Nature Court, and the Cottages at Hidden Creek 3rd Addition. The board will also review a preliminary planned development district for 43 single-family lots at 1659 Marley Street and the preliminary plat of Marley Meadows, both recommended by the Plan Commission (4-2 for the PDD, 4-2 for denial of the preliminary plat). Additional items include awarding pickleball pavilion improvements and discussing urban deer bow hunting in the village.

• Public hearing and final resolution for special assessments on Greenfield Avenue and Plat of Nature Ridge (Resolution 2024-20)
• Public hearing and final resolution for special assessments on Nature Court and a sanitary sewer easement/lot (Resolution 2024-21)
• Final resolution for special assessments on Plat of the Cottages at Hidden Creek 3rd Addition (Resolution 2024-22)
• Review and action on a Preliminary Planned Development District for 43 lots at 1659 Marley St., parcel VH-47
• Review and action on awarding Meadowbrook Pickleball pavilion and other improvements

The Village Board approved special assessments for Greenfield Avenue/Nature Ridge and Nature Court/sanitary sewer, and for the Cottages at Hidden Creek 3rd Addition. It tabled a proposal to allow urban deer bow hunting for at least two months for further study. The board approved a preliminary Planned Development District for 43 lots at 1659 Marley St. (4-3) and tabled the related preliminary plat. It also awarded a pickleball pavilion contract and approved land purchase agreements in closed session.

• Approved Resolution 2024-20 for special assessments on Greenfield Avenue and Nature Ridge (6-1)
• Approved Resolution 2024-22 for special assessments on Nature Court and sanitary sewer easement (6-1)
• Tabled urban deer bow hunting item for at least two months (unanimous)
• Approved operator license for Jasmine M. Busch contingent on revised application (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-22 for special assessments on Cottages at Hidden Creek 3rd Addition (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary PDD for 43 lots at 1659 Marley St. (4-3)
• Tabled preliminary plat of Marley Meadows (6-1)
• Awarded pickleball pavilion to Coverworx for $48,370, total site work not to exceed $150,000 (unanimous)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will review and take action on a preliminary planned development district for 43 single-family lots and the preliminary plat of Marley Meadows. They will also consider site plans for Alter Metals at 2175 Badgerland Drive and Covenant Signs at 2200 Velp Avenue, plus a vacation of a village parcel.

• Preliminary planned development district for 43 60-foot-wide single-family lots at 1659 Marley Street (parcel VH-47)
• Preliminary plat of Marley Meadows
• Site plan for Alter Metals at 2175 Badgerland Drive (parcel VH-724)
• Site plan for Covenant Signs at 2200 Velp Avenue (parcel VH-424-22)
• Vacation of Village of Howard parcel VH-1706

Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board

The Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board (SORAB) will review and take action on a residency appeal from William Lasecki to reside at 461 Dewey Decker Drive. The meeting has been postponed. The agenda includes public comments and a police department report.

• Review and take action on the residency appeal from William Lasecki to reside at 461 Dewey Decker Drive
• Howard Police Department neighborhood summary and verbal report
• Public comments on the appeal

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on an ordinance to update the village building code to align with state changes, a new agreement with the Wisconsin United Football Club, and a resolution amending the Central Brown County Water Authority contract. The consent agenda includes multiple change orders for utility and road contracts with net adjustments totaling over $35,000, operator licenses, and temporary alcohol licenses. The board will also discuss options for managing the urban deer population.

• Ordinance 2024-07 updating the Village Building Code to match state code changes
• Agreement with Wisconsin United Football Club
• Resolution 2024-18 approving Tenth Amendment to Central Brown County Water Authority contract
• Certified Survey Map (CSM) for Lineville Shell at 1575 Lineville Road
• Change orders: $5,810.74 decrease (Hazel Estates), $19,385.25 decrease (Red Oak/Lancaster Creek), $1,674.90 increase (Hazel Estates 2nd), $2,655.00 increase (Jewel Meadow/Glendale/Stordeur Run), $6,498.15 increase (Whispering Winds)

Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board

The Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board will review and take action on a residency appeal from Dalton Thomas Plumley. The board will consider a revised appeal form, a police department neighborhood summary, and public comments.

• Residency appeal for Dalton Thomas Plumley to reside at 3235 Evergreen Ave

The board denied Dalton Thomas Plumley's appeal to reside at 3235 Evergreen Ave. The denial was unanimous. The board also approved the minutes from the Jan. 17, 2024 meeting and discussed a future agenda item regarding another residency appeal.

• Approved Jan. 17, 2024 SORAB meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Denied Dalton Thomas Plumley's residency appeal at 3235 Evergreen Ave. (unanimous)

Village Board

The Village Board will hold a public hearing and vote on Ordinance 2024-06 to annex territory from the Town of Pittsfield. They will also consider Resolution 2024-17 to vacate village-owned Parcel VH-1706 along Renny’s Way, and a Certified Survey Map for 300 S. Taylor Street. A consent agenda includes approval of a final plat for Meacham’s Crest Third Addition and operator licenses, followed by a closed session to discuss litigation strategy in Wisconsin Public Service cases.

• Ordinance 2024-06 annexing territory from the Town of Pittsfield
• Resolution 2024-17 to vacate village-owned Parcel VH-1706 along Renny's Way
• Certified Survey Map for 300 S. Taylor Street (VH-624-3)
• Final Plat of Meacham’s Crest Third Addition on consent agenda
• Closed session for litigation strategy in Wisconsin Public Service cases

The Village Board unanimously approved Ordinance 2024-06 to annex territory from the Town of Pittsfield, following a state finding that the annexation is in the best interest. The board also approved Resolution 2024-17 to vacate village-owned Parcel VH-1706 along Renny's Way, calling for a public hearing on the property transfer. A Certified Survey Map for 300 S. Taylor St. was approved with conditions, dividing the property into three retail sites including a new Sherwin Williams store. The consent agenda, including the final plat of Meacham's Crest Third Addition and $2,178,419.95 in invoices, was approved unanimously.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-06 annexing territory from Town of Pittsfield (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-17 to vacate Parcel VH-1706 along Renny's Way (unanimous)
• Approved CSM for 300 S. Taylor St. with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including Meacham's Crest Third Addition final plat and $2,178,419.95 in invoices (unanimous)
• Approved 11 operator licenses (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Convened to closed session for litigation strategy (unanimous)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will consider two action items: the preliminary and final plat for Meacham's Crest Third Addition, and a site plan for Sherwin Williams at 300 S. Taylor St. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and setting future agenda items.

• Review and take action on preliminary and final plat of Meacham's Crest Third Addition
• Review and take action on site plan for Sherwin Williams, 300 S. Taylor St., VH-624-3
• Approve Plan Commission meeting minutes from June 17, 2024

Village Board

The Village Board will review several land use changes and road contract adjustments. The agenda includes approving various operator licenses and temporary alcohol permits for local events. A report on motorized bicycle and scooter regulations is also scheduled.

• Ordinance 2024-05 rezoning Sunset Ridge, Milltown Road, and other parcels
• Change Order #9 to KCG Excavating involving a $19,555.80 increase
• Change Order #3 to KCG Excavating involving a $31,398.79 decrease
• Temporary alcohol licenses for Nouryon Sports Complex and 3798 Velp Ave
• Change Order #2 to McKeefry & Sons involving a $7,002.50 decrease

Village Board

The Village Board will review several land use requests including rezonings and new development plans. The meeting also includes consideration of business licenses, a lease for Howard Commons space, and a grant for paved multi-use trails.

• Rezoning parcels VH-29-4 and VH-27 to R-1 Residential Single Family
• Award of $134,104.50 for a 19XPC Bandit Woodchipper from Brooks Tractor
• Final PDD approval for mini storage at 1642 Velp Ave.
• Resolution supporting a Carbon Reduction Project Grant for paved multi-use trails
• New and renewal operator and liquor licenses for local businesses

Plan Commission

The Howard Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use and zoning requests. These include a proposal for mini storage at 1642 Velp Ave and the rezoning of parcels for single-family residential use. The commission will also review a site plan for an addition to Providence Academy.

• Final Planned Development District approval for mini storage at 1642 Velp Ave
• Rezoning Parcels VH-29-4 and VH-27 to R-1 Residential Single Family
• Conditional use permit for forestry product operations at 1272 Lakeview Drive
• Revised request for four single-family lots and four townhomes at 675 Sunset Ridge
• Site plan for a 27,810-square-foot building addition at 3435 Shawano Ave

Village Board

The Howard Village Board will review several infrastructure contracts for sewer and roadway projects. The meeting also includes reviewing liquor license renewals and committee appointments. Additionally, the board will consider a recommendation to deny a townhome development at 675 Sunset Ridge.

• Nature Court Sanitary Sewer Extension contract for $1,334,314.00
• Nature Ridge roadway project contract for $539,698.30
• Hazel Estates 2nd Addition roadway project for $488,823.50
• Rezoning request for 4456 Milltown Road
• Denial recommendation for townhomes at 675 Sunset Ridge

Police & Fire Commission

The Police & Fire Commission will conduct interviews for seven full-time firefighter candidates. Following a closed session, the commission may take action to approve or deny these candidates. A department update is also scheduled.

• Interview of seven full-time firefighter candidates
• Action to approve or deny firefighter candidates
• Approval of April 2, 2024, meeting minutes

Tree Board

The Howard Tree Board is meeting at the Spring Green Arboretum to review arboriculture specifications and discuss work in the arboretum. The agenda includes standard procedural items like call to order, roll call, and public appearances, with no other substantive items listed.

• Review Arboriculture Specifications
• Work in Arboretum

Plan Commission

The Howard Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use requests. These include a request for single-family townhomes and a rezoning of property on Milltown Road. The commission will also review a conditional use permit for an accessory building and a site plan for Pattern Services LLC.

• Final Planned Development District approval for townhomes at 675 Sunset Ridge
• Rezoning of 4456 Milltown Road from R-5 Rural Estate Residential to R-1 Residential Single Family
• Conditional use approval for an accessory building over 1,600 square feet at 1141 Cottage Grove Ave.
• Site plan review for a building addition at Pattern Services LLC, 1780 Cornell Road

Board of Review

The Village of Howard Board of Review is meeting to handle 2024 property assessment appeals, including one scheduled hearing. The board will also approve minutes from the 2023 meeting, confirm compliance with open meetings and training requirements, and examine the assessment roll for errors.

• Appeal hearing scheduled for 2:05pm for parcel VH- (address not listed)
• Approve minutes from 2023 Board of Review meeting
• Confirm compliance with open meetings notices and assessor training requirements
• Examine assessment roll and correct errors under state law
• Receive any taxpayer appeals not filed by May 13, 2024 deadline

Board of Review

The Village of Howard Board of Review will meet May 15, 2024, from 2:00 p.m. to at least 4:00 p.m. at Village Hall, 2456 Glendale Avenue, to hear property owners contesting their 2024 property assessments. The agenda is procedural, outlining requirements for appearing, including 48-hour notice, written estimates, and rules about contacting board members. An open book session to examine the assessment roll is scheduled for May 6, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to noon.

• Board of Review meeting on May 15, 2024, 2:00-4:00 p.m. at Village Hall, 2456 Glendale Avenue
• Open book session for 2024 assessment roll on May 6, 2024, 10:00 a.m.-noon
• 48-hour notice required before objecting to assessment
• Written estimate of land and improvement values required for appeals
• Rules restrict contact with board members outside sessions

Village Board

The Howard Village Board is meeting to conduct routine business, including approving the consent agenda with licenses, permits, and change orders. New business items include the purchase of a property at 467 Hidden Creek Trail, approval of Certified Survey Maps for townhomes at Howard Commons, and an agreement with Nature Ridge LLC for special assessments. The meeting also includes public appearances and a financial report.

• Purchase of 467 Hidden Creek Trail (VH-4309)
• Certified Survey Maps for Lots 5-18, Townhomes at Howard Commons
• Agreement with Nature Ridge LLC for Plat of Nature Ridge special assessments
• Change Order #2 to De Groot, Inc. for Hazel Estates utility contract ($9,171.61 decrease)
• Temporary Class B Retailer's Licenses for Wisconsin Humane Society Pet Walk and HSYSA tournaments

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes rezoning two parcels, approving liquor license renewals, and change orders for the Hazel Estates project. They will also consider canceling the May 27 meeting and will enter closed session to discuss a lease for the Residences at Howard Commons and a potential property purchase.

• Rezoning 3100 AMS Blvd. to Final PDD and 4423 Glendale Ave. to R-1 Single Family (Ordinance 2024-04)
• Change Order #1 to De Groot, Inc. for Hazel Estates utility contract: $2,445.76 decrease
• Change Order #1 to KCG Excavating for Hazel Estates road contract: $813.00 increase
• 2024-2025 liquor license renewals for multiple establishments including Howard Central BP, Anduzzi's, and Gilligan's
• Closed session to discuss lease for Residences at Howard Commons and potential purchase of VH-4309

Village Board

The Village Board will hold public hearings and vote on several resolutions, including vacating a small parcel, levying special assessments for road and utility work, and awarding a $1.1 million sanitary sewer and watermain project. The board will also consider a preliminary resolution for road reconstruction on Lineville Road and award a crack sealing contract.

• Public hearing and resolution to vacate .16 acres of land dedicated to the public on VH-2650
• Final Resolution 2024-08: special assessments on Lineville Road and Brookfield Avenue
• Award Lineville Road and Brookfield Avenue sanitary sewer and watermain project to David Tenor Corporation for $1,113,336.50
• Preliminary Resolution 2024-09: intent to exercise special assessment powers on Lineville Road for road reconstruction
• Award 2024 crack sealing project to Asphalt Seal and Repair for $27,066.78

Police & Fire Commission

The Howard Police and Fire Commission will meet to approve the agenda and minutes from October 2023, then move into closed session to interview eight firefighter candidates. After the closed session, the commission may vote to approve or deny the candidates. The meeting is scheduled for April 2, 2024, at 5:00 pm at Village Hall, 2456 Glendale Avenue.

• Closed session to interview eight POC firefighter candidates
• Possible vote to approve or deny firefighter candidates
• Approve minutes from October 19, 2023 meeting
• Meeting at 2456 Glendale Avenue, April 2, 2024 at 5:00 pm

Village Board

The Village Board will consider several development approvals, including a large mixed-use project, and take action on contracts, ordinances, and property purchases. Public comments will be heard on storm water management, and the board may enter closed session to discuss specific parcels.

• Final Planned Development District approval for 1,308 multi-family units and 257,000 sq ft commercial at 3100 AMS Blvd.
• Rezone 4423 Glendale Ave. from R-5 to R-1 for Nature Ridge plat.
• Award Red Oak Street and Lancaster Creek utility construction to Triple P Inc. for $591,970.54.
• Ordinance 2024-02 on unlawful use of phone; Ordinance 2024-03 on nuisance activities.
• Resolution 2024-06 establishing No Mow May for May 2024.

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings and take action on a large mixed-use development at 3100 AMS Blvd. The meeting also includes rezoning requests for Glendale Ave and reviews of several residential plats.

• Final Planned Development District approval for mixed-use project at 3100 AMS Blvd
• Rezoning request for 4423 Glendale Ave from R-5 to R-1 for Nature Ridge
• Review of Final Plat for Nature Ridge
• Review of Final Plat for Lancaster Creek Residential Addition
• Site plan review for a new 5,470-square-foot building at 2790 Riverview Drive

Village Board

The Village Board will consider awarding contracts for the Whispering Winds roadway and utility projects, approve several agreements for special assessments, and review certified survey maps. It will also enter closed session to discuss specific properties.

• Award Whispering Winds roadway project to McKeefry & Sons, Inc. for $422,618.25
• Award Whispering Winds utility project to MC Excavating, LLC for $449,647.92
• Approve Change Order #1 to McKeefry & Sons, Inc. for Woodman's Pond expansion, a $19,417.60 decrease
• Review agreements waiving notice for special assessments for Hazel Estates, Lancaster Creek, and Cottages at Hidden Creek
• Review certified survey maps for 3259 Evergreen Ave. and 3241 Glendale Ave.

Village Board

The Village Board will vote on consent agenda items including two rezonings, a preliminary planned development, and a final plat, plus new business on the Duck Creek Quarry swim beach admission policy, a Howard Commons lot reserve, and special assessment resolutions for Nature Court and Greenfield Avenue. A closed session is scheduled to discuss property at VH-3954 and VH-32-2.

• Rezoning 3259 Evergreen Avenue from R-5 to R-1
• Rezoning 3241 Glendale Avenue from R-5 to R-1
• Preliminary Planned Development for zero-lot-line at 675 Sunset Ridge
• Final Plat for Hazel Estates – Second Addition
• Special assessment resolutions for Nature Court and Greenfield Avenue

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests for Evergreen Avenue and Glendale Avenue. The meeting also includes reviews of a preliminary planned development at 675 Sunset Ridge, the Hazel Estates – Second Addition final plat, and a site plan for a new building on N. Military Ave.

• Rezoning request for 3259 Evergreen Avenue from R-5 to R-1
• Rezoning request for 3241 Glendale Avenue from R-5 to R-1
• Preliminary Planned Development for zero-lot-line buildings at 675 Sunset Ridge
• Final Plat review for Hazel Estates – Second Addition
• Site plan for a new 5,900-square-foot building at 1111 N. Military Ave.

Village Board

The Village Board will consider several routine items and new business, including awarding contracts for the Hazel Estates 1st Addition roadway and utility projects, and a preliminary resolution for special assessments on Red Oak Street. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, invoices, operator licenses, and change orders for the Howard Commons project and a road contract.

• Award Hazel Estates 1st Addition roadway project to KCG Excavating, LLC for $250,732.50
• Award Hazel Estates 1st Addition utility project to DeGroot, Inc. for $440,095.68
• Preliminary Resolution 2024-02 to exercise special assessment powers on Red Oak Street
• Change Order for Miron Construction: decrease of $238,577.10 for Howard Commons project
• Change Order #8 to KCG Excavating: $570.75 increase for Jewel Meadow Subdivision road contract

Village Board

The Howard Village Board will consider a preliminary Planned Development District for a large mixed-use project with 1,308 multi-family units and up to 257,000 square feet of commercial space at 3100 AMS Blvd. They will also vote on a new Toolcat purchase, an estimate to relocate overhead electrical lines underground along Hillsdale Court, and a resolution amending the 2023 budget. Reports will be given on workforce housing, finances, and Howard Commons operations.

• Preliminary Planned Development District for TWall Enterprises: 1,308 multi-family units and up to 257,000 sq ft commercial at 3100 AMS Blvd.
• Preliminary Plat of Nature Ridge
• Purchase of a new Toolcat
• Estimate to relocate overhead electrical facilities to underground along Hillsdale Court
• Resolution 2024-01 amending the 2023 budget

Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board

The Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board will review an application from Dalton Thomas Plumley regarding a residency appeal. The board will also discuss the status of a current board vacancy.

• Residency appeal from Dalton Thomas Plumley for 3235 Evergreen Ave.
• Review of Howard Police Department neighborhood summary and verbal report
• Discussion regarding board vacancy

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will review a request from TWall Enterprises for a Preliminary Planned Development District. The proposal includes approximately 1,308 multi-family units and up to 257,000 square feet of commercial space. The commission will also consider the Preliminary Plat of Nature Ridge.

• Preliminary Planned Development District request for 1,308 multi-family units and 257,000 sq ft of commercial space at 3100 AMS Blvd.
• Review of the Preliminary Plat of Nature Ridge
• Approval of December 18, 2023, meeting minutes

Village Board

The Village Board will consider a new alcohol beverage license for Hot Sake Sushi Bar and Kitchen LLC and hear the annual report from the grant writer. The board will also enter closed session to discuss a potential development agreement for 1846 Velp Ave. The rest of the agenda is routine, including consent agenda items and public appearances.

• Original Alcohol Beverage License Application for Hot Sake Sushi Bar and Kitchen LLC, 1773 Cardinal Lane
• Closed session to discuss potential development agreement for 1846 Velp Ave.
• Grant Writer Annual Report by Ben Rodgers
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes and municipal invoices
• Operator licenses for nine individuals