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Zimmerman Drive residents press Beaver Dam board over drainage and cite subdivision ordinance

Town of Beaver Dam Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Residents from Zimmerman Drive asked the board to assess drainage problems on Nova Pass and Iron Road and cited Subdivision Ordinance 54.149; the board recorded the concern and did not take an immediate formal action in the minutes.

During the July 9 meeting, Zimmerman Drive residents raised a drainage complaint and asked the town to assess nearby roadways.

Dan Kuhnz and Ken Ferstl of Zimmerman Drive presented and read a letter from neighbor Dale Norenberg describing ongoing drainage issues in their subdivision. They asked the town to assess Nova Pass and Iron Road for corrective measures and referenced Subdivision Ordinance 54.149 as part of their request. The minutes record the presentation of the letter and the request but do not document a formal board vote or an immediate corrective action.

Separately under old business the minutes note that the town attorney will arrange a resolution and public hearing related to S. McKinley Beach Road and that Wisconsin DOT is communicating with the town about the Shaw Hill bridge, with the railroad confirmed as the bridge owner. A 2021 petition to realign the intersection of Sunset Bay Drive and Sunset Point Road was also noted and the board said it had no objections to the proposed realignment. These items show related infrastructure concerns on the board’s agenda but do not record a board decision directly tied to the Zimmerman Drive drainage request during this meeting.