Work by all city departments during much of this year saw some review and important discussion points during a special committee of the whole meeting Oct. 16. The one-hour meeting preceded the regular board and committee meetings.
A potential trust donation of up to $2.5 million from the late Margaret Schwaller to the village was contemplated during the Oct. 18 edition of the Little Chute Village Board.
Village of Harrison trustees gave the go-ahead to sell not more than $3.5 million in general obligation notes for its 2024 capital projects at a board meeting held Friday afternoon.
A longtime business in Kaukauna that ships it products across the world affirmed its commitment to Kaukauna with it broke ground on a 52,380 sq. ft. facility on 8+ acres in the NEW Prosperity Center.
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has agreed to hear a complaint filed by the City of Kaukauna against the Heart of the Valley Metropolitan Sewerage District concerning the city’s costs related to the interceptor improvement project.
A pair of zoning-related matters dominated the approximately 45-minute regular village board session that followed their Oct. 4 late afternoon budget session.
Following the recommendation of HSE consultant Jeff Belongia at the Oct. 3 Kaukauna Common Council meeting, elected officials approved one borrowing direction for the city swimming pool reconstruction but put a second general obligation borrowing effort on hold until early in 2024.
