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Board approves land-use permit, steel siding repairs, homecoming parade and election inspectors
Summary
The Village Board unanimously approved a land-use permit at 510 2nd Street, accepted John Klein's $4,850 quote for steel siding and electrical work at village buildings, authorized the River Ridge Homecoming parade on Main Street, and approved the 2026–2027 list of election inspectors.
The board approved a cluster of routine but consequential items Dec. 1. Members unanimously approved a land-use permit allowing Pete Langmeier to raze a deteriorated house and construct a new single-family residence at 510 2nd Street; Atterbury noted the sale of the property is nearly finalized.
The board accepted John Klein's $4,850 quote to install steel siding on the wastewater treatment plant building and the salt shed; members said Klein's inclusion of electrical work made his bid preferable. The board also approved a request to permit the River Ridge Homecoming parade to route through downtown Main Street and authorized staff to submit the necessary applications.
Clerk Atterbury presented the slate of election workers for 2026–2027, including Chief Inspectors Bev Cathman and Linda Hoffman and inspectors Bets Vorwald, Carol Kalinowski, Dawn Drew, Dolores Meyer, Judie Richardson, Rose Mumm, Scott Zenz and Ann Zenz; the board approved the list by unanimous motion.
