A possible addition to Sherwood’s waste water treatment plant could yield some ongoing energy savings over the next two or more decades. The proposed system would help offset some of the power usage costs for the renovated facility.
Following a new process leading to a closed session, the Harrison Village Board last week never entered into the two closed sessions on the agenda but resolved one developer’s concern and disappointed the second developer by failing to take any action on his request.
Electors in the Town of Holland were asked to discuss establishing the hourly wages paid to town employees who were also elected officials and agreed to keep the rate at $35 per hour.
The Kaukauna Utilities Commis-sion made several approves for construction projects at its monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 16, at the utility office.
The increasingly tight restrictions passed on from state and federal sources regarding lead in drinking water are getting even tighter, according to a presentation offered by MCO water consultant Jerry Verstegen at the Wednesday, April 16, Little Chute Village Board meeting.
The acronym GLSNRP seems to be a misspelling of something or a comedic name but it actually may be a coveted benefit for an envisioned city project at 1000 Islands according to discussion at the April 14 Board of Public Works meeting.
