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Pleasant Prairie board confirms planning commission and CDA appointments
Summary
Trustees approved multiple reappointments and moves on the Planning Commission and the Community Development Authority, including Terry Rice, Nudlika Thormson, Tom Gentner, Tom Ryherzer, Joe Sikorsky and Dustin Decker; staff noted alternate vacancies and application instructions.
The Pleasant Prairie Village Board approved a slate of appointments and reappointments to the Planning Commission and the Community Development Authority (CDA).
A staff member presented the nominations: Terry Rice to complete Brock Williamson’s Planning Commission term (term shown as 09/10/2024–04/30/2026); Nudlika Thormson to fill the remainder of Wayne Kessel’s term (09/10/2024–04/30/2025); and Tom Gentner to move from Planning Commission Alternate #3 to Alternate #1 (09/10/2024–04/30/2025). For the Community Development Authority, the board approved terms for Tom Ryherzer (10/07/2024–10/06/2029), Joe Sikorsky (10/07/2024–10/06/2029) and Dustin Decker as Alternate #1 (10/07/2024–10/06/2025).
The staff member noted these are largely reappointments or movements of current alternates rather than brand-new appointments and explained that some alternate positions remain open; interested residents were encouraged to apply via the village website. A trustee moved approval, another seconded, and the board voted to approve the appointments.
The board discussed the process briefly and confirmed that the Park Commission will review a consultant’s interim park plan findings at its meeting tomorrow at 5 p.m.; any recommendations would later go to the Village Board.
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