Mukwonago meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Mukwonago Village Board weighs $3.6 million Marsh View Drive Extension amid busy week of local meetings

The Mukwonago Village Board is set to vote on more than $4.7 million in infrastructure contracts this week, headlined by a $3,665,113.07 bid award to Musson Brothers, Inc. for the Marsh View Drive Extension project.

Village Board: Infrastructure contracts and accounts payable

At its July 15 meeting, the Village Board is scheduled to act on several infrastructure items:

• **Marsh View Drive Extension** — Bid award to Musson Brothers, Inc., not to exceed $3,665,113.07.
• **East Wolf Run Extension** — Bid award to Vinton Construction Company, not to exceed $869,234.53.
• **TID #7 Public Improvement project** — Task Order No. 2026-05, not to exceed $257,117.00.
• **Accounts payable** — Approval of vouchers totaling $762,702.78 and $376,558.77.
• **Special Event Permit** — LifePoint Church picnic and service in Field Park on August 30, 2026.

Minutes for this meeting have not yet been published; the items above are from the published agenda.

Library Board of Trustees: New trustee, officer elections, capital campaign

The Library Board met July 9 to introduce new Trustee Nikki Verheyden, who is filling the remainder of Sue Perkins' term running through June 2028. The board was also scheduled to elect a President and Secretary, approve June 11 meeting minutes and July 2026 invoices, and discuss the capital campaign's progress. Minutes are not yet published.

Library Personnel Committee: Job descriptions and director evaluation

On July 16, the Library Personnel Committee discussed proposed updates to the Adult Services Librarian and Youth Services Librarian job descriptions, the process for the Library Director's annual performance evaluation, and a presentation by Associate Director Katelyn Morrison on Village S.P.A.R.K. Committee activities. Minutes are not yet published.

Joint Protective Services Commission: Fire/EMS discussion with North Prairie

The Joint Protective Services Commission met July 13 to discuss year-to-date incident and financial reports and review Fire/EMS service arrangements with North Prairie. The agenda also included approval of May 18 meeting minutes and a public comment period. No votes or decisions were scheduled. Minutes are not yet published.

Quorum notices: Ribbon cutting and police swearing-in

The Village issued two quorum notices for July 6 events: the Colby's Premium Thrift grand opening and ribbon cutting at 831 Greenridge Drive (10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.), and a police officer swearing-in ceremony at the Mukwonago Municipal Building, 440 River Crest Court. No official action was to be taken at either event.

Coming up

• **July 20 — Library Grutzmacher Collection Committee:** Discussion of permanent display design options presented by Danielle Benden of Driftless Pathways, annual review of committee directives, continuation of the loan agreement with the Mukwonago Historical and Museum Society, and updates including NAGPRA considerations. No formal actions scheduled.
• **July 21 — Plan Commission:** Public hearings and possible action on a Conditional Use Permit for an Assembly Hall for Elegant Farmer, Inc. at 1545 S Main Street; a Conditional Use Permit for a free-standing Roadrunner Express Car Wash at the NW corner of STH 83 and CTH NN; CSM review and site plan/architectural review for the Bear Crossing Development; site plan review for memorial monuments at Park View Middle School, 930 N Rochester Street; and an ordinance amendment to limit tobacco and e-cigarette retailer locations.
• **July 21 — Library Finance Committee:** Discussion of 2025 Village audit results, a 2026 mid-year budget amendment for an OPEB payout for retirement, and preliminary planning for the 2027 library budget.
• **July 21 — Quorum notice:** Possible quorum at the Haase House community picnic, 4:00–6:30 p.m. No official action.

Mukwonago meetings: Maple Centre development, $3.6M Marsh View Drive project on agendas

Mukwonago village officials have a packed agenda this month, with the Maple Centre mixed-use development and several infrastructure contracts — including a $3.66 million road extension — lined up for discussion and possible votes. Because minutes from the July 1 meetings have not yet been published, this roundup reports what was on the agendas; confirmed outcomes will follow once the official record is available.

Maple Centre mixed-use development

The Village Board's July 1 agenda included resolutions on the Maple Centre planned unit development by Family Ventures of Mukwonago, LLC. The board was scheduled to vote on Resolution 2026-43, amending the general development plan for the Maple Centre PUD, and Resolutions 2026-44 and 2026-45, approving final development plans for phase 1 and phase 2. The agenda also listed Resolution 2026-42, confirming the Village President's appointments to committees and commissions, and authorization to bid out a village tractor.

Infrastructure bids and public works

The Committee of the Whole and Village Board both had infrastructure items on July 1. The agendas included a bid award to LevelUp Construction Inc. for the Indianhead Park Concession Barn, not to exceed $330,150.22, and a bid award to Vinton Construction Company for the East Wolf Run Extension, up to $869,234.53. A task order — No. 2026-05 — for design, bidding, and construction along North Rochester Street (STH 83) and West Veterans Way (CTH NN) was listed at up to $257,117.00. A three-party cost-sharing agreement among Waukesha County, the Village of Vernon, and Mukwonago for signalization of the Edgewood and CTH ES intersection was also on the agenda. Accounts payable vouchers totaling $762,702.78 were scheduled for approval.

Library Board

The Library Board of Trustees met July 9. The agenda included introducing new trustee Nikki Verheyden, who fills the remainder of Sue Perkins' term running through June 2028. The board was scheduled to approve June 11 meeting minutes, audit and approve July 2026 invoices, elect a President and Secretary, and discuss the capital campaign's progress.

Quorum notices

The village issued three quorum notices — procedural alerts that board members may be present at a public event but will take no official action. On July 1, a quorum was possible at the ReVitaLife4U Open House and Ribbon Cutting at 400 Bay View Rd, Suite J. On July 6, quorum notices covered the Colby's Premium Thrift Grand Opening at 831 Greenridge Drive and a police officer swearing-in ceremony at the Mukwonago Municipal Building, 440 River Crest Court.

Coming up

July 13 — Joint Protective Services Commission: Discussion-only agenda covering year-to-date incident and financial reports, Fire/EMS service arrangements with North Prairie, and approval of May 18 meeting minutes. No votes scheduled.

July 15 — Village Board: The board is scheduled to vote on a bid award to Musson Brothers, Inc. for the Marsh View Drive Extension project, not to exceed $3,665,113.07, plus the East Wolf Run Extension bid to Vinton Construction Company at up to $869,234.53 and Task Order No. 2026-05 for the TID #7 Public Improvement project at up to $257,117.00. Accounts payable vouchers totaling $762,702.78 and $376,558.77 are also on the agenda, along with a special event permit for LifePoint Church to hold a picnic and service in Field Park on August 30, 2026.