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Menomonee Falls board approves plats, easement and stormwater design contract in routine actions
Summary
Alongside the budget, trustees unanimously approved a final plat for Quiet Wood Addition No. 2, a utility easement for Wisconsin Electric Power Company at Kiwanis Park, and a contract with RA Smith Inc. for Shady Lane storm sewer design.
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At its Nov. 17 meeting the Menomonee Falls Village Board approved several routine but consequential items in a single business block while moving through the agenda.
The board unanimously approved a resolution granting final plat approval for Quiet Wood Addition No. 2 between Marcy Road and 1 Mile Road (tax key 128.132), following a Plan Commission recommendation that included 21 conditions. Trustee Paul Tada noted the plan commission's unanimous recommendation subject to those conditions.
Trustees also approved a utility easement in Kiwanis Park to Wisconsin Electric Power Company (tax key 33.979.004) to construct, operate and maintain underground and aboveground electric and telecommunication facilities; the easement allows the grantee to trim or remove vegetation necessary for the easement's use. Trustee Tada recused himself at the planning commission stage and did not participate in that earlier recommendation.
The board approved a contract with RA Smith Inc. for design services on the Shady Lane storm sewer and MS4 water‑quality pond project (project no. 74025). Trustees discussed that the MS4 pond will help reduce sediments and phosphorus in stormwater runoff to meet DNR requirements.
All items in this block of business passed unanimously as recorded in the meeting minutes.
Next steps: staff will finalize the contract and coordinate with RA Smith on design work for the Shady Lane project; the planning and engineering conditions tied to the Quiet Wood plat will be tracked through the village's standard permit processes.
