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Menomonee Falls board adopts comprehensive plan to guide development through 2045
Summary
The Village Board unanimously approved an ordinance adopting the Menomonee Falls Comprehensive Plan 2025–2045 after a 16-month planning process, officials said. The plan will guide land use and redevelopment decisions for the next two decades.
The Menomonee Falls Village Board unanimously adopted an ordinance on Dec. 1 approving the Village Comprehensive Plan for 2025–2045.
Trustee Paul Tyler moved to approve the ordinance “approving the village of Menomonee Falls comprehensive plan for 2025 to 2045,” and trustees voted in favor without recorded opposition.
Why it matters: The comprehensive plan sets the village’s policy direction for land use, redevelopment and infrastructure for the next 20 years and will guide zoning and capital decisions. Trustees and staff said the document represents about 16 months of work by village staff, the planning commission and outside consultants.
At the meeting, trustees and staff summarized the review process. President Jeremy Walls said the item had been vetted in committee and the planning commission: “We had a really comprehensive review of this prior to the meeting tonight,” he said. Trustee Paul Tyler noted the planning commission’s role and moved the ordinance forward.
Board members described staff and consultant involvement but did not detail specific rezoning or implementation steps during the public session. No public testimony was recorded on this agenda item.
What’s next: The ordinance passed at the Dec. 1 meeting; meeting minutes and any implementation steps will be posted with future board materials. The board did not specify an effective date or immediate regulatory changes at the meeting.
