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Slinger RDA hears updates on 119 Kettle Moraine Drive S., museum rezoning and other local projects
Summary
Village staff reported progress on a redevelopment project at 119 Kettle Moraine Drive South with utilities disconnection, pending demolition and temporary relocation for a barber shop; the authority also heard that the Slinger Historical Museum was rezoned and will present expansion plans to the December Planning Commission.
Village Administrator Margaret Wilber provided the authority with a series of project updates during the Nov. 5 meeting.
Wilber said the developer for 119 Kettle Moraine Drive South has made significant progress and that Slinger Utilities will disconnect services and begin grading and clearing village property by the end of the week; demolition of two neighboring properties is scheduled to start next week. She reported the barber shop at 113 KMDS will temporarily operate out of the VFW building at 201 KMDS while site work proceeds.
Wilber also reported the Village completed the rezoning and comprehensive plan land-use amendment necessary for the Slinger Historical Museum’s planned expansion; the museum group is preparing expansion plans for review at the Planning Commission meeting in December, and the commission’s November meeting will be held at the museum. She noted 116 KMDS (50-Day Brewing) will not complete its proposed project and that a grand opening/open house for 308 Oak Street (the former Niphos property) was scheduled for 10:30 a.m. the same day. Wilber stated the developer intends to record a condominium plat for 308 Oak Street with four units but is marketing the property as a single unit at present.
The minutes note that 100 Storck St. appears to be serving as a staging area for demolition activity but that no demolition work had begun at the time of the meeting and a court motion on that property was scheduled for the following day. The authority did not take formal action on these project updates; they were provided for information and future consideration.
