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The Village must designate replacement encumbered land to stay compliant with a $1.4 million Knowles-Nelson grant for Waterfront Park after conflicts arose at the Marketplace Parking Lot. Staff, the DNR, and the assessor are evaluating options, with about 0.69 acres of Waterfront Park emerging as the most viable, but valuation and parcel configuration work are still underway. This is a policy and land-use planning task where mapping, appraisal, and park planning expertise may be needed before any related improvements proceed.
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$1,400,000Jul 6, 2026The Plan Commission reviewed a proposal from Midland Management LLC to demolish a vacant McDonald's and build a new 4,485 sq ft two-tenant commercial building at 8739 N Port Washington Road, with a Starbucks drive-through and an unidentified retail tenant. The project is early in the conditional use process, with a public hearing and multiple conditions still to be addressed on parking, lighting, operations, signage, and site plans. This is a live private commercial development where consultants, designers, and contractors can support site planning, traffic/parking, signage, lighting compliance, fit-out, and future tenant build-out.
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$1,500,000Jul 6, 2026Tackmier Development LLC presented a site plan for five 12-unit multifamily apartment buildings at 105 E Highland Drive, which the Planning Commission recommended to Council. The land is zoned C-1, multifamily is permitted, and the project could add an estimated $1.0–$1.2 million per building to the tax roll. The City expects to amend a TIF boundary, work with Ehlers, and negotiate a developer agreement, with a 90–120 day process and roughly $30,000 in related costs. This is a significant private residential build that will require civil, utility, fire access, ADA, and site work support, and the City will need financial and legal advisory services around TIF and the developer agreement.
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$6,000,000Jun 30, 2026The 2025 annual report for Tax Incremental District #3 (Business Park) shows over $8.7 million in future costs and roughly $10.3 million in future revenues. The Joint Review Board will review TID 3 performance and discuss expenses and revenues on June 24, 2026. This points to ongoing and future business park infrastructure, site work, and development support still being planned. Vendors in engineering, infrastructure, and commercial development services can start conversations about upcoming phases and how the Village will deliver the planned projects within the TID budget window through 2039.
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$8,731,029Jun 24, 2026Fort Atkinson is expanding TID 9 to add 70 parcels (about 42 acres) in the Koshkonong Estates Subdivision so it can finance major rehabilitation and reconfiguration of streets, utilities, stormwater, and bike/ped links. The amendment authorizes about $4,000,000 in new TIF-eligible work, including redesigning roads, utility relocation, regional stormwater, trail connections, and entry signage, with expenditures allowed through 2037. This is early-stage capital planning; the City will need engineering, surveying, design, stormwater, and construction services as it moves from this project plan to specific designs and bids.
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$4,000,000Jun 23, 2026Fort Atkinson is creating TID 11 on the south side (about 27 parcels and 250 acres, including Klement Business Park and Janesville Ave/Hackbarth Rd areas) with an estimated $21.5M in TIF-funded projects. Planned work includes Janesville Avenue corridor upgrades, utility extensions, road and intersection improvements, park and trail extensions, land acquisition, entry signage, and direct development incentives. With projected $90M in new value by 2046, the City is at the concept/program level and will need master planning, engineering, traffic, utility, trail, and development advisory services before it moves to procure specific projects.
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$21,500,000Jun 23, 2026Fort Atkinson is amending Tax Incremental District 9 to add about 42 acres (70 parcels) and plans roughly $4,000,000 in additional public improvements, including platting, road and utility reconstruction, regional stormwater, bike/ped connections, and entryway signage. No implementation vendors are named; the plan is at the framework stage with project types and funding method defined but specific designs, bids, and contractors still to come. This sets up multiple future procurements for engineering, surveying, construction, and development services through at least 2037.
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$4,000,000Jun 22, 2026The Board of Public Works is reviewing a Public Infrastructure Development Agreement with CDPG Developers, LLC for the Summit Ridge subdivision. CDPG will design and construct public utilities, streets, water, sewer, storm ponds, and streetlighting to City standards, backed by a performance bond at 120% of estimated cost. An excavation proposal shows Phase 1 civil work around $1.85 million, with about $1.14 million as the developer’s share. This is a live private‑led subdivision build where the City Engineer must review plans, inspections, as‑builts, and GIS data, creating needs for civil design, testing, materials, and inspection support.
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$1,852,308Jun 22, 2026Fort Atkinson is creating Tax Incremental District 11 as a mixed-use district around the Janesville Avenue/Commerce Parkway area, with an estimated $21,500,000 in TIF-funded projects. Planned work includes corridor and intersection upgrades, water and sewer extensions, new roads and utilities, regional stormwater, parks/trails, entry signage, and direct developer assistance. With only a high-level project list and financing tools defined, the City will need outside engineering, planning, and construction partners as it sequences projects over the 15-year expenditure period.
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$21,500,000Jun 22, 2026Marinette is creating Tax Incremental District No. 20 to support a mixed-use redevelopment of about 5.9 acres around the old City Hall, including a restaurant and 60 housing units. The draft plan outlines up to $2.96 million in project costs for development incentives, demolition, Stephenson Street public improvements, utilities, and related professional and administrative services, funded in part by a planned $1 million State Trust Fund Loan in 2027. No vendors are named yet, so the City will need consultants, designers, contractors, and possibly infrastructure/utility and communications providers as it moves from planning to implementation.
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Yuba Village
City51 pop.
Yorkville Village
City3,244 pop.
Wyocena Village
City741 pop.
Wyeville Village
City117 pop.
Wrightstown Village
City3,699 pop.
Woodville Village
City1,409 pop.
Woodman Village
City120 pop.
Wonewoc Village
City738 pop.
Wittenberg Village
City996 pop.
Withee Village
City500 pop.
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5,910,955 pop.
Winter Village
City325 pop.
Winneconne Village
City2,502 pop.
Windsor Village
City9,456 pop.
Wind Point Village
City1,636 pop.
Wilton Village
City522 pop.
Wilson Village
City205 pop.
Williams Bay Village
City2,981 pop.
Wild Rose Village
City792 pop.
Whiting Village
City1,598 pop.
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