Hartland Village Board agenda includes water rates, e-bike rules, and lead service lines

The Hartland Village Board held its regular meeting on June 22, but minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions have been confirmed. The agenda, however, included several proposals that would affect water bills, street travel, and building plans.

Water utility rates under review

The board was set to discuss a simplified rate increase for the village water utility. No dollar amount was listed in the agenda, and the item was listed for discussion only. A separate agenda item authorized payment of $190,108.95 to Globe Contractor’s Inc. for the 2026 Utilities Program, which covers water and sewer work.

New rules for e-bikes and scooters proposed

Ordinances regulating electric bicycles and electric scooters were introduced for a first reading. If passed, the rules would set where and how these devices can be used in Hartland. A companion first reading addressed lead water service line replacement, a requirement under state or federal rules to reduce lead exposure.

Commercial building gets conceptual look

The board reviewed a conceptual plan for a multi-tenant commercial building at 695 W. North Shore Drive. The review was preliminary, meaning no final approval was on the table.

Licenses and appointments

A special event and liquor license application was on the docket for St. Charles Fall Fest, scheduled for September 11-13. The board also handled several municipal appointments and contracts, though the agenda did not list specific names or terms.

No decisions confirmed

Because the village has not yet released minutes for the June 22 meeting, it is not known which items were approved, amended, or tabled. Final action on any ordinance requires a second reading at a later meeting.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings for the next 14 days are listed on the village’s official schedule as of July 5. Residents should check the Hartland Village website for any newly posted notices.

Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.