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Votes at a glance: Muskego council advances water‑district amendment, rezoning and equipment purchases

Muskego Common Council · March 11, 2026
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Summary

On March 10 the Muskego Common Council unanimously approved a water capacity assessment amendment, accepted a dispatch equipment quote, passed a Gulfview Estates rezoning ordinance and approved a liquor license agent change; several items were routine consent or unanimous votes.

MUSKEGO, Wis. — Highlights of roll‑call and consent votes from the March 10 Muskego Common Council meeting:

- Water capacity assessment amendment (WCA Amendment 20): Council approved an area‑wide amendment related to water main extensions for the Kirkland Crossing subdivision. Staff noted the city has already spent roughly $17,000 on the work; the motion passed unanimously.

- BACOM dispatch equipment for Muskego Police Department: Council accepted a BACOM quote for dispatch equipment as a capital item on the capital budget; motion passed.

- Gulfview Estates rezoning (Ordinance 15‑07): After plan commission review, council approved rezoning and a land‑use amendment to change a Ryan Drive parcel from low‑density to medium‑density residential (RS‑C to RS‑2); vote passed unanimously on second reading.

- Consent agenda: The council approved easement agreements with We Energies and other routine consent items.

- License change of agent: Council recommended approval of a change of agent (Jessica Larson) for the Class A license held by GPM Southeast LLC DBA Jets 4527 at 15461 Janesville Road.

No major budgetary controversies were raised during those votes; the water district amendment prompted the most substantive resident questions about notices and the city’s water connection policy.