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Committee approves land-grant term sheet for Jim Cornell LLC and expands service-fee authority in city code

De Pere Finance & Personnel Committee · June 9, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved term-sheet terms for a land-grant incentive to Jim Cornell LLC for a 1.5-acre parcel and approved conceptual code amendments to allow service fees for inspection no-shows and to expand service-fee authority in several code chapters.

The Finance & Personnel Committee approved a set of routine and semi-technical items, including a proposed sale-and-development term sheet for Jim Cornell LLC and conceptual amendments to several chapters of the De Pere municipal code to expand service-fee authority for administrative inspections.

Dan presented a proposed sale-and-development term sheet for a 1.5-acre parcel at 700 Millennium Court (ED2311), including a land grant valued at about $72,250 based on packet figures and an internal $50,000-per-acre methodology. Staff recommended approving the term sheet pending city-attorney drafting; the committee approved forwarding the terms to council for final action.

On code amendments, Eric described a concept to expand the existing service-fee authority to allow charging a fee for first inspections when a property owner is a no-show and to add service-fee authority in chapters addressing water/sewer, nuisance and solid-waste/recycling inspections. Staff said the change is intended to recover administrative staff time and to incentivize compliance earlier in the process; the committee approved the amendment package to move forward.

Separately, the committee approved a copier lease for the first floor of City Hall and accepted the April 30 investment summary for the record.

All routine motions passed on voice votes.