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Council approves Arden Glen Phase 6 agreements and allows small detachment to town

Verona Common Council · August 11, 2026
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Summary

Council approved Arden Glen Phase 6 development agreements (41 residential lots) contingent on final legal/admin sign‑off and approved a second amendment updating water‑main timing, recapture and park fees. Council also approved a petition to detach about 0.42 acres from the city to the town of Verona under state statute.

The council approved multiple items related to the Arden Glen subdivision and a detachment petition.

City staff said the Phase 6 development agreement authorizes 41 residential lots and four outlots, requires developer construction of public improvements with an estimated $2,161,000 financial guarantee to secure completion, and anticipates construction beginning in August 2026 with substantial completion projected by November 2026. The council approved the agreement contingent on final review by the city administrator and city attorney.

The council also approved a second amendment to the Arden Glen development agreement that (1) requires completion of the Shady Oak Lane water‑main loop by the earlier of occupancy for 170 units or July 31, 2028; (2) revises water‑main recapture provisions for developer reimbursement subject to law; (3) confirms phase sequencing; and (4) updates park fees to account for an additional 19 residential units.

Separately, staff explained a statutory petition to detach roughly 0.42 acres along Country View Road to the town of Verona under Wis. Stat. § 66.0227. The council adopted the ordinance approving the detachment after staff said the petition satisfied statutory filing and notice requirements.

Ending

Phase 6 and its amendment were approved with contingencies for final legal and administrative sign‑off; staff will monitor public‑improvement sequencing and water‑main completion dates.