There will be a renewed emphasis on developing some near north side Kaukauna properties that have seen several ideas for potential development that waned.
Principal Planner Allyson Watson Brunette explained the previous ideas were sound, but the developer experienced health issues and eventually backed away from the concepts.
The Buchanan Town Board approved a $6,751,945 overall budget that includes the general fund, the stormwater utility fund and the transportation utility fund. The tax levy will amount to $2,374,348 and have a mill rate of $3.10, down from $3.18 from last year.
An ambitious telephone and television provider’s marketing plan for much of the Fox Valley means an anticipated $80 million investment overall and approximately $7 to $8 million for Little Chute in the coming months.
With a busy election season behind them that yielded a 90 percent voter turnout, Sherwood officials were able to focus on the 2021 budget and capital improvement plans at their regular meeting last week.
The Village of Kimberly’s five chief election inspectors and deputy clerk were recognized for their work in the November election by Administrator Danielle Block at last week’s village board meeting. Pictured are Shelly Gerrits, Deputy Clerk Janine Micke, Jolene Van Thiel, Ann Schuh, Judy Hill, Sandy Haas and Administrator Block/Submitted photo
The Kimberly Village Board approved a 2021 budget of $9,499,344 with a tax levy of $3,448,605 and a mill rate of 7.5897, which was 3.77 percent less than last year.
A pair of actions by the Kaukauna Common Council at their Nov. 4 meeting may offer eventual new life for the venerable Carnegie Era former Kaukauna Public Library building.
The Kimberly Village Board, at last week’s meeting, approved a final draft $5,883,124 budget for 2021, of which $3,537,642 will be on the tax levy, a 2.48 percent increase over last year.
Construction of the Cobblestone Hotel in Little Chute is progressing wall, with walls rising from the ground last week. The goal is to get the roof in place during the coming weeks./Brian Roebke photo
The 2021 village portion of the Little Chute budget was unanimously approved at the Nov. 4 edition of the village board meeting. The approval followed a public hearing in which the budget details were reviewed by Village Administrator James Fenlon.
With the Condon Road extension project coming this summer, the Sherwood Village Board is looking at options for the iconic former U.S. Air Force training jet, long prominently displayed next to the Thomas Kees American Legion Post 496 quarters and community center along Clifton Road.
It’s not often you can run from the law and get away with it, but it appears a driver may have done so on the morning of Oct. 27 when she eluded two police vehicles.
