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Village outlines $83.4M plan for roads, utilities and grading in TID 11 amendment
Summary
Village staff said the amended TID 11 project plan lists roughly $27 million in newly identified costs, including preliminary estimates for Highway C improvements (~$8M), water and sewer extensions (~$3.5M), multiple lift stations (~$4.7M) and a Kenosha Water Utility connection (~$7M); staff emphasized these line items are conceptual estimates.
Village staff presented a line-item view of newly identified projects within the TID 11 amendment, saying the extra work is intended to make those costs eligible under the project plan rather than require future plan amendments.
Rob Hansen summarized the conceptual estimates: “There are possible improvements along Highway C… that could be a sizable investment of around $8,000,000,” and he listed public water and sewer extensions (about $3,500,000), multiple lift stations (about $4,700,000) and an additional water connection to the Kenosha Water Utility (about $7,000,000). Hansen cautioned these are estimates meant to forestall future amendments rather than firm engineering commitments.
Patricia Merrill requested the breakdown and Hansen reiterated the conceptual nature of the figures, explaining the village’s approach is to include reasonable dollar amounts in the project plan so projects can be treated as eligible costs if they proceed. The board approved the amendment after this explanation.
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