Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from James Smead’s organization
Sep 17, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Village of Mukwonago Regular Village Board Meeting
The Village Board discussed various topics including a proclamation for Dorothy Chapman's 96th birthday, an announcement regarding a public hearing for a water utility increase, and correspondence from the Mukwonago Lions Club Foundation. Approvals were given for vouchers, a resolution to waive Police & Fire Impact Fees for the Park View Middle School Expansion Project, the purchase of a 2026 Ram 5500 Upfit, a Special Event Permit application for the American Legion's Polar Plunge, an Original Class "B" Beer and "Class C" Wine license application for Morning Crumbs LLC, and a Temporary Class "B"/"Class B" Retailer's License for the Son's of the American Legion Post #375. Additionally, resolutions were approved to certify library expenditure and designate authority for the Joint Fire Chief Evaluation, along with a Storm Water Maintenance Agreement for Tsunami Car Wash. The Plan Commission Recommendations included discussion and possible action on a resolution for a Certified Survey Map within Extraterritorial Plat Review. The Finance Committee discussed and took possible action on a resolution approving territory subtraction and project amendment for Tax Incremental District No. 4, and approved vouchers. An announcement was made regarding Trick or Treat hours, and the August 2025 Monthly Incident Report was presented. A closed session was held for negotiation on CSM 9773 & regional DOT Improvements at STH83/NN.
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The meeting included a public hearing regarding a proposed territory subtraction and project plan amendment for Tax Incremental District (TID) Number 4. Discussions and possible actions were scheduled for PC Resolution 2025-20, concerning the TID #4 territory subtraction amendment, and PC-Resolution 2025-19, related to a Site Plan and Architectural Review for Engineered Pump Manufacturing, LLC. Additionally, there was consideration for a recommendation to the Village Board to approve Resolution 2025-31 for a Certified Survey Map within Extraterritorial Plat Review for Parcels in the Town of East Troy, Walworth County, and a discussion on possible changes or clarifications to the Zoning Code regarding the definition on multi-family residential.
Sep 3, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Mukwonago Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Committee of the Whole meeting included presentations regarding strategic plan initiatives and updates from the Downtown Development Committee. Discussion and recommendations covered approval of vouchers, a resolution to approve a waiver of Police & Fire Impact Fees for the Park View Middle School Expansion Project, and approval of the purchase of a 2026 Ram 5500 Chassis Cab. Also discussed were a Special Event Permit application filed by the American Legion Community Post 375 Auxiliary for the Polar Plunge, an Original Class "B" Beer and "Class C" Wine license application filed by Morning Crumbs LLC, and a Temporary Class "B"/"Class B" Retailer's License filed by the Son's of the American Legion Post #375. A resolution to certify that the Village shall provide for and allow the Library to expend no less than the County rate in the prior year was discussed, as well as a resolution designating authority for the Joint Fire Chief Evaluation. The meeting also included discussions and recommendations regarding the approval of the Storm Water Maintenance Agreement for Tsunami Car Wash, a closed session concerning Maple Center Family Ventures & Property Investment and negotiation on CSM 9773.
Aug 14, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Library Board of Trustees Meeting and Agenda
The Library Board of Trustees meeting included discussions and possible actions on strategic plan updates, website development, and library fines, with a SWOT analysis for strategic planning. The Finance Committee discussed the Village's audit results for FY2024 and preliminary budget planning for 2026, including the impact of a fine-free policy. The Director's report covered advocacy and outreach efforts, renovation plans, NAGPRA inventory, and staffing updates. Also discussed were community partnerships, collection additions, and various statistics related to library usage.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
