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Menomonee Falls board moves into closed session to discuss strategy on ATC transmission-line application

Village Board of Trustees, Village of Menomonee Falls · November 3, 2025
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Summary

The board voted to convene in closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(g) to confer with the village manager and village attorney on strategy regarding American Transmission Company's application for the Mill Road–Granville transmission line (PSC docket 137‑CE‑212).

The Menomonee Falls Village Board voted to convene in closed session to discuss strategy relating to American Transmission Company’s application to the Public Service Commission (PSC) regarding the Mill Road–Granville transmission line project (PSC docket 137‑CE‑212).

A motion was made to go into closed session in Village Boardroom No. 2245 pursuant to Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(g) to confer with the village manager and village attorney concerning strategy the village will adopt with respect to ATC’s certificate of public convenience and necessity application to construct and operate the transmission line. The motion was seconded, the board voted in favor, and the presiding officer announced, “We are in closed session.”

The meeting record shows only the motion and the board’s vote to enter closed session; no substantive discussion of strategy or details of the application are included in the public transcript because the board moved to a closed session for attorney‑client strategy. The PSC docket number referenced in the motion was 137‑CE‑212.

Because the board convened in closed session for attorney‑client strategy, no further public statements on the substance of strategy were recorded in the meeting minutes shared here. The board did not take further public action on the record before the closed session began.