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Joint Review Board unanimously approves TID 11 project-plan amendment for Pleasant Prairie
Summary
On Aug. 25, 2026, the Joint Review Board approved Resolution 2061 adopting Project Plan Amendment No. 1 for Tax Increment District (TID) 11 in the Village of Pleasant Prairie, adding about 18 parcels and updating estimated project costs and cash-flow projections; the amendment will be sent to the state for certification.
The Joint Review Board for Tax Increment District No. 11 voted unanimously Aug. 25 to adopt Project Plan Amendment No. 1 for the Village of Pleasant Prairie.
Rob Hansen, the village’s director of community development, told the board, “The amended estimated total project costs for the for TID 11 is $83,403,600.” The board’s approval of Joint Review Board Resolution 2061 follows prior review by the planning commission and a village board approval on Aug. 10, 2026; this meeting constituted the second statutorily required GRB meeting before state certification.
The amendment adds territory to the district — Hansen said the village is “looking to add 18 parcels or about 320 acres to the district” — and revises the project-cost totals to reflect newly identified, mostly conceptual projects. The board moved and seconded the resolution (motion by Mary Moder; second recorded as Michelle Schmidt) and the chair recorded the motion as passing unanimously. The amendment and its attachments, including updated cash-flow projections, will be submitted to the state for certification.
The meeting adjourned following the vote.
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