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Mukwonago board reviews draft 10-year capital plan; Rolling Hills roof among projects
Summary
District finance staff presented a draft 10-year capital plan for board adoption next week, highlighting roofing and facility projects and funding from multiple capital funds; board members asked for timing and condition updates before approval.
The Mukwonago School District presented its draft 10-year capital plan for 2026–27, asking the board to approve the plan at an upcoming meeting to allow summer projects to proceed.
District officials summarized prioritized projects for 2026–27 drawn from the plan, including a Rolling Hills Elementary roof project that had prior board authorization and an estimated cost of $950,000. Administration described the process of using multiple capital funds (funds 41, 46 and 49) to finance projects and said staff will work with principals and grounds teams to sequence repairs and bidding. The administration emphasized that some projects are needs (for example end-of-life boilers) rather than wants and that staff sometimes defer work when appropriate.
Board members asked procedural questions about how projects may move earlier or later in the schedule based on on-site assessments and about the impact on taxpayers and the operating budget. Administration said the plan is intended to minimize operating budget and levy impacts by selecting appropriate capital funds. The board did not adopt the plan at this meeting but was asked to consider it for approval at the next board meeting so contractors and bids can be scheduled for summer work.
The board also briefly discussed how the capital plan interacts with other agenda items and public concerns; members asked to ensure the public is notified as projects approach.
