With the boundary agreement with Kaukauna expiring this year, the Buchanan Plan Commission last week decided to recommend that the town board authorize staff to negotiate a new agreement with the city.
With easements already secured for the Highway N stormwater pond, members of the Buchanan Stormwater Utility at last week’s meeting authorized staff to bid the project and establish a construction schedule.
Brian Roebke photo/Construction of a lift station in the road right-of-way has led to the question of what to do with the road. One of the possibilities is to have the town vacate the road and essentially turn it into a driveway for the sewage treatment plant in Hollandtown.
The town of Holland is struggling with what to do with an unnamed road that leads to the sewage treatment plant in the hamlet of Hollandtown after new construction has put a lift station in the road right-of-way.
A few extra hours on weekends might not be noticed in some places but the possibility of adding some weekend hours for collection of yard waste in Sherwood is a large matter.
After attracting approximately 850 people to last year’s Great Pumpkin Walk around the Memorial Park pond, Community Enrichment Director Holly Femal notified the Kimberly Village Board that the event will repeat from 5-7 p.m. on Oct. 22.
The Harrison Village Board on a 5-2 vote approved maintaining present procedures for the Peters Road yard waste site through the end of the year, but closing the facility at sunset Monday through Saturday, and establishing new hours and procedures for 2021.
The Wisconsin Property Taxpayers, Inc., of which farm, business and property owners from Buchanan are members, have sued the town for the enactment of a “transportation utility fee,” which they claim is illegal.
