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Votes at a glance: Ashwaubenon Village Board actions on March 24, 2026
Summary
At its March 24 meeting the Village Board approved a range of routine and project actions: adopted Ordinance 03-1-26 (rezoning 1060 Orlando Drive), adopted Resolution R03-2-26 (disaster declaration for Blizzard Elsa), approved a conditional use permit at 1020 West Main Ave, granted an operator-license appeal for David White, awarded several contracts (culvert replacement, roofing, tennis court lighting), approved budget reallocations and personnel items, and adopted multiple administrative policy changes.
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The Ashwaubenon Village Board took the following actions on March 24, 2026. Vote outcomes are recorded as carried by voice vote in the official meeting transcript unless otherwise noted.
- Ordinance 03-1-26: Adopted — Rezoned parcel VA-99-2-E (1060 Orlando Drive) from P-Public Use to B2 General Business (see separate coverage).
- Resolution R03-2-26: Adopted — Disaster declaration for Blizzard Elsa to pursue state relief funding; staff estimated preliminary expenditures of about $154,000, above the $80,000 eligibility threshold.
- Conditional Use Permit (1020 West Main Ave): Approved — Wisconsin Public Service was granted a CUP for a natural gas district regulator station with site-specific conditions.
- Appeal of denied operator license (David White): Granted — Board accepted committee recommendation and approved the appeal under Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 111 considerations.
- Consent agenda: Approved — Included minutes, financial reports, beer license for Green Bay Curling Club, department reports and routine expenditures.
- Budget reallocation: Approved — $5,500 reallocated from Public Works garage door replacement to Village Hall administration entry door lock upgrades.
- Revised large-item collection regulations: Approved — Tightened registration and enforcement to reduce early placement and unregistered items.
- Contract awards: • Ashwaubenon Street culvert replacement awarded to Advanced Construction Inc. for $435,862.60. • Ashwaubomay Lake facilities re-roofing awarded to Overhead Door Solutions for $33,200; a lower bid was rejected as non-responsive. • Pioneer Park tennis court lighting awarded to Vos Electric for $162,921 with lights timed to turn off at 10:00 p.m.
- Parks funding: Approved — Up to $54,000 total allocated from park development funds for outdoor furniture and amenities for Waterford Park and Ashwaubomay Park gathering areas.
- Personnel and policies: Approved — Revised operations supervisor job description and authorization to recruit; amended section 3.06 (on-call stipend) to broaden eligibility and establish a rotation.
- Closed session: Board voted to convene into closed session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85 for deliberations on property purchase/negotiation and stormwater facility negotiations.
For more detail on each item, see the full meeting minutes and staff reports referenced by the board.

