Changes in the way water is treated and where it is treated may come to Kaukauna within a five-year period according to study results presented by Kaukauna Utilities director Michael Avanzi at the Dec. 19 common council meeting.
As part of the state and municipal agreement regarding the repair of the Rosehill Road overpass the city received something of a surprise benefit from the state DOT. It was discussed during the Dec. 18 edition of the Kaukauna Board of Public Works.
The Harrison Village Board approved a contract with COM2 to provide free electronic collection and recycling services for three years at last week’s meeting.
The Little Chute Village Board had more questions that could not be easily answered regarding a proposed new fire rescue squad vehicle during their Dec. 20 session.
Recognizing the situation in the current housing construction market, the Kimberly Village Board agreed to adjust the benchmarks for the three remaining years of the agreement with developers of the Rivers Edge development.
The name of a giant in the history of Kaukauna High School could live on if the Kaukauna Area School District approves a request from retired River View Middle School Principal Jack Pautz to name what’s currently called “Gym B” for the late Ken Roloff.
A recent meeting between Sherwood and Calumet County Highway Department officials likely means a staggered approach to reconstructing Highway M from Sherwood to Highway 10.
