The April 2 session of the Kaukauna Common Council included a presentation by the Fox Cities Regional Partnership regarding that regional group’s progress over the past year.
Matt Parmentier, the relatively new Town of Holland Attorney, always does a wonderful job turning “legalese” to plain language and he had another opportunity to do that at last week’s Town of Holland monthly meeting.
Fowl received a boost in numbers last week when the Harrison village board allowed their numbers to increase to six from four in an amendment to the ordinance on keeping of fowls.
Two rectangular rapid flashing beacons for $17,276 were approved for purchase and installation this year at Kimberly Avenue at Railroad Street and at Maes Avenue at Papermill Run.
The Kimberly and Little Chute village boards at last week’s joint meeting approved hiring Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction, Inc. to design and engineer an evidence storage facility and to perform a space needs assessment for $100,600.
Following a public hearing early in their March 19 meeting, the Little Chute Village Board voted to approve amended ordinance language that includes electric bicycles, motorized toy vehicles and similar devices.
While there were no candles or cake involved, the March 18 Kaukauna Common Council meeting included a special mention by Mayor Tony Penterman of the city’s 140th birthday.
