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Commission conditionally approves reroute for snowmobile trail through Quas Creek Park
Summary
The commission approved a proposed new route for the West Bend Kettle Trail Blazers through Quas Creek Park, subject to the snowmobile club obtaining permission from two private property owners whose driveways the route would cross.
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The Parks and Recreation Commission voted to approve a proposed reroute of the West Bend Kettle Trail Blazers’ snowmobile route through Quas Creek Park, contingent on the club securing permission from two private-property owners whose driveway approaches would be crossed.
Staff described the change as prompted by new development by We Energies: the club’s existing route through the industrial park is no longer viable and the proposed yellow-line route would travel across park property and a wide right of way along Trenton Road. Departments including police, public works and engineering reviewed the proposed route and raised no operational objections, but staff said the club must obtain formal permission from the two private-property owners (one parcel associated with the National Guard and one nearby business).
Staff also noted existing infrastructure in the area — berms, culverts and fill — and said the stretch on park property is “high and dry” and could accommodate grooming equipment. Staff said the club has already contacted the private property owners but that approval is being requested on the condition that those permissions are secured.
A motion to approve the reroute on that condition was made and seconded; commissioners recorded ayes and the motion carried.
Provenance: Staff presentation and department review of the trail reroute are recorded from the start of the item through the conditional-approval motion (transcript excerpts at 00:05:10–00:11:07 and 00:07:45–00:09:43).

