Following public hearings on amendments to the Kimberly Municipal Code relating to condominium developments and protest petitions, the village board last week approved amendments to each code.
Following a closed session last week, the Harrison Village Board authorized Village Manager Chad Pelishek to notify Sherwood and Woodville that Harrison will withdraw fire and rescue service from the two municipalities effective Dec. 31, 2026.
The Kimberly Village Board last week gave approval for the selling of the last lot, No. 12, on Clubhouse Lane, closing out the final property for sale at $60,000. Construction of a duplex on the multiple housing lot is expected to start in the fall.
the annual elector’s meeting for the Town of Holland on Tuesday, April 21, resulted in voters approving changing the currently elected positions of town treasurer and town clerk to appointed. The change was made with 15 affirmative votes among the 17 people in attendance.
Commissioners debated the increase in size of the water main loop at the new middle school from 8-inch to 12-inch at the Kaukauna Utilities Commission meeting held Wednesday, April 15.
A failed sump pump at the Grignon Mansion, some washed our areas along the Konkapot Trail and some storm water damage in other parts of the city were among the recent storm results highlighted during the April 20 edition of the Kaukauna Public Works meeting.
Sometimes the best plans of designers and engineers are no match for the forces of gravity and the natural flow of water. A number of events are proving the challenges of nature versus a portion of the new Sherwood waste water treatment plant.
