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The historic Grignon Mansion in Kaukauna will be a prominent construction site this summer. Bids are expected to be let soon for work that will repair a number of exterior concerns including the mansion porches, the second floor balcony and additional exterior areas of rot and woodpecker damage.
Woodpeckers won’t be the only residents noticing changes in their Kaukauna habitat this year. At the Jan. 31 Kaukauna Board of Public Works meeting, City Engineer and Public Works Director John Neumeier laid out an impressive array of work to be done at the Grignon Mansion but also on city streets, various properties and bridges.
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