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Delafield council approves developers agreement and easements for proposed Hillside veterinary clinic

City of Delafield Common Council · April 20, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a developers agreement and associated water-main and stormwater maintenance easement for a proposed veterinary clinic at 3250 Hillside Drive, contingent on final review by city staff and the city attorney.

The City of Delafield Common Council approved a developers agreement and two ancillary easements for a proposed veterinary clinic at 3250 Hillside Drive during its April 20 meeting.

Applicant representatives introduced the project: architect Peter Ogoric (Perspective Design) and property owner Ryan Butler (Casil Properties). Council consideration covered the developers agreement and two related instruments — a public water-main easement that will place a public water line across private property for access and maintenance, and a stormwater maintenance agreement that requires the owner to inspect specified stormwater-management features and submit inspection records to the city on the schedule required by city practice.

City staff and plan-commission representatives told the council the documents had been reviewed by the Plan Commission and that approvals should be contingent on final review by city staff and the city attorney to ensure the final documents match the packet language. Council approved the developers agreement and then separately approved the water-main easement and the stormwater maintenance agreement; each approval was recorded with a voice vote and the developers agreement and two easements were noted as contingent upon final staff and attorney review as appropriate.

The council did not amend the substantive elements of the agreements at the meeting and directed staff to finalize the documents consistent with the Plan Commission review. The action authorizes proceeding to the construction/permit phase subject to the final contract documents being executed and recorded.