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VOA - Village Board - 6/23/2026

Published: Jun 23, 2026

Public SafetyOther

Operator's License Appeal Granted for Lyndsey Petersen After Nine Years of Good Standing

The Village Board granted an appeal for an operator's license for Lyndsey Petersen. The Public Safety department had initially recommended denial based on policy guideline number 1. However, the Public Works and Protection Committee recommended approval, noting that Ms. Petersen, who had a prior issue in 2017, has been a model citizen for the past nine years and has worked in the industry without further problems. The committee felt it was appropriate to grant the appeal.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Village Employee Handbook Updated with New Policies on Nepotism, Comp Time, and Stipends

The Village Board approved amendments to the Village of Ashwaubenon Employee Handbook. Key changes include clarifying the anti-nepotism policy to include seasonal/temporary positions and adding a stipulation that department heads cannot have immediate family members working for the Village to avoid conflicts of interest. Other amendments address compensatory time limits for Public Safety union members, increase the on-call stipend from $150 to $235 for a seven-day period, allow for sick leave to vacation time conversion for exempt staff, clarify cell phone transfer policies upon retirement, increase the boot allowance to $300 and expand it for clothing purchase, and clarify mileage reimbursement policies, including potential taxability. Monetary figures in the amendments will be effective January 1.

Zoning And Land UseCommercial

Exterior Improvements Approved for 780 Morris Avenue Property

The Village Board approved a site plan review request for exterior improvements at 780 Morris Avenue. The property, formerly Kocken Small Engine/rental location, has been purchased by a new entity. Proposed improvements include replacing the exterior cladding, roof, and asphalt. The project requires Village Board approval due to its location within the Sports Entertainment District. Staff recommended approval with conditions, including the use of concealed fasteners, a three-foot wainscot, standard curbing for paved areas, Knox key box installation, and adherence to all Village ordinances. Site Plan Review Committee and Planning Commission also recommended approval.

Community DevelopmentAll

Village Board Urges State to Redesignate Census Tract for Opportunity Zone 2.0

The Village Board considered Resolution R6-2-26, urging the state of Wisconsin to redesignate Census Tract 55009021303 for Opportunity Zone 2.0. This census tract, currently designated as an Opportunity Zone expiring at the end of the year, is the only one in Brown County outside Green Bay. Opportunity Zones offer federal tax benefits for investors in development projects within designated low-income census tracts, aiming to spur economic development. The resolution demonstrates community support for continued redevelopment in the area over the next 10 years, and the Village plans to submit its application for the new designation.

Budget & FinanceAll

2025 Village Audit Shows Strong General Fund Performance, Flags Utility Financial Concerns

The Village Board received a presentation on the 2025 Fiscal Year Audit and Annual Comprehensive Financial Report from Baker Tilly. The audit resulted in an unmodified ('clean') opinion on the Village's financial statements. The general fund showed a net income of $195,000, exceeding budget. Revenues were $1.67 million over budget, driven by investment income and a transfer from a closed TIF. However, expenditures were higher than budgeted, largely due to the TIF transfer. The unassigned fund balance represents about three months of operating expenses. The report highlighted concerns with the water and sewer utilities, where operating expenses are exceeding revenues, recommending a review of rates. The storm water utility remains financially healthy.

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