Village Board approves design plans for North Shore Rotary Park enhancements

May 07, 2025 | Brown Deer, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin

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A new bike trail connecting Brown Deer to Villa Park is set to enhance local transportation options, as discussed in the Village Board meeting on May 5, 2025. The trail, located south of the storage units and running along Pitney Bowes, will provide a route for cyclists to access the area, although it requires navigating through existing sidewalks on Deerwood and Green Bay Road.

In addition to the bike trail, the board explored the potential for public art installations in the area, emphasizing the importance of incorporating creative elements into the design phase. Trustee Lee highlighted that public art should not be excluded from the project, suggesting it could enhance the overall concept.
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The meeting also addressed signage for North Shore Rotary Park, with discussions on creating a prominent sign to recognize the contributions made to the park. The board expressed enthusiasm for the project, with plans to issue a request for proposals for design and engineering work related to the North Shore Road Repair.

Trustee Woods and others voiced their appreciation for the village's dedicated volunteers and employees, underscoring a commitment to improving community spaces. The board's actions signal a proactive approach to enhancing local infrastructure and fostering community engagement through art and improved access.

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