Waterford, WI

Plan Commission

The Waterford Plan Commission will discuss and potentially act on three items: preliminary plans for the Rise Up Basketball Academy at 402 6th Street, the Bielinski Park Point subdivision plat, and preliminary building design plans for 407 S 6th Street. The meeting also includes approval of the May 20, 2026 minutes. No other substantive items are listed.

• Rise Up Basketball Academy: 10,890 sq ft building, 35 parking stalls (2 ADA), on 1.08 acres at 402 6th Street
• Bielinski's Park Point subdivision plat review
• Full House Construction preliminary building design for 407 S 6th Street
• Approval of May 20, 2026 Plan Commission minutes

Plan Commission

The Waterford Plan Commission will discuss and review preliminary plans for the Rise Up Basketball Academy and Bielinski's Park Point, and may take action on each. The meeting also includes approval of the May 20, 2026 minutes. The agenda is otherwise routine, with no other substantive items.

• Rise Up Basketball Academy: proposed 10,890 sq ft building at 402 6th Street, with 35 parking stalls (2 ADA), on a 1.08-acre lot
• Bielinski's Park Point: preliminary plans previously approved with amendments (driveways on Park Point Avenue, sidewalks in front of lots 11-23, engineer comments)
• Public appearances and comments are scheduled
• Approval of May 20, 2026 Plan Commission minutes

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will discuss and potentially vote on three new items: a street closure for the WUHS Homecoming Parade, adding an osprey nest platform in Whitford Park, and a lease agreement for the Jr Wolverine Baseball Club to renovate Fire Station #1. The meeting also includes reports on ongoing road paving, the Well 6 water project, and the status of the November 2026 street reconstruction referendum.

• Discussion of a potential lease of Fire Station #1 by the Jr Wolverine Baseball Club, which proposes $52,050 in facility improvements
• Discussion of adding an osprey nest platform in Whitford Park
• Discussion of a street closure for the WUHS Homecoming Parade
• Reports on the East Main Street Reconstruction and Jefferson Street Reconstruction projects, both planned for the November 2026 referendum
• Reports on the Well 6 project, including a $6,000 change order for removing a caved section of the well

Village Board

The Village Board will discuss a five-year roads and infrastructure plan, including whether to pursue an advisory referendum on the November ballot to fund the projects. The administrator recommends adopting the plan without a referendum. The board may also consider whether to include burying utilities along Main Street, which would significantly increase costs.

• Discussion of five-year roads and infrastructure plan for streets with PASER ratings of 1-3
• Possible advisory referendum on November 3, 2026 ballot for road work funding
• Estimated property tax impact: up to $48/year for $300,000 home (without utility burial) or $183/year (with burial)
• Main Street utility burial preliminary estimate: $4 million
• Staff recommendation: adopt 5-year plan, do not pursue referendum

Village Board

The Waterford Village Board will review several administrative and financial items, including a proposed $12,000 allocation to the Chamber of Commerce for tourism, an amended PTO donation policy, and a claim disallowance. The board will also discuss temporary uses of the Milwaukee & Main lot and a banner permit policy, then enter closed session to discuss employee performance and potential property purchases, including redevelopment of the Fire Station on N 2nd Street.

• Consider disallowing a claim from Angela D'Alie for vehicle paint damage (claim #WM000511910051)
• Review and approve amended PTO donation policy, removing 24-hour cap and setting 80-hour minimum donor balance
• Approve $12,000 allocation to Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce from Hotel Tax Fund for tourism promotion
• Discuss temporary use policy for Milwaukee & Main lot and draft Banner Use Permit Policy
• Closed session on administrative employee performance and potential property purchase for redevelopment, including Fire Station on N 2nd Street

Finance, Taxes and Insurance

The Waterford Finance Committee will review a request from the Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce for a 2026 allocation from the Hotel Tax Fund for tourism promotion. Staff recommends approving $12,000, funded by savings in other hotel tax accounts. The committee will consider a motion to recommend this allocation to the Village Board.

• Proposed $12,000 contribution to Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce for tourism promotion
• Funds from Hotel Tax Room Fund, which must be used for tourism promotion per state law
• Savings identified: $3,000 from Movies in the Park, $2,500 from grants, and $4,200 from marketing budget
• Chamber would use funds for printing maps, holiday shopping guides, and ads
• Staff to evaluate making this an ongoing annual contribution in 2027 budget

Personnel Committee

The Waterford Personnel Committee will discuss a proposed update to the village’s policy on donating paid time off (PTO) to coworkers on approved FMLA leave. The current policy was used earlier in 2024, and staff has identified areas needing clarification. The committee may take action to recommend changes to the Village Board.

• Review proposed amendments to PTO donation policy for FMLA leave recipients
• Clarify donation request process and eligibility requirements
• Consider allowing up to 24 hours of donated PTO per donor per year
• Ensure donated leave is used only during approved FMLA leave and not banked
• Minimal financial impact expected due to infrequent use

Village Board

The Village Board will attend a training session provided by the University of Wisconsin Extension. No official actions or decisions will be taken at this meeting.

Village Board

The Village Board is meeting to discuss appointing an Interim Village Treasurer. The board will also consider a resolution to designate public depositories and authorized signers for village accounts.

• Appointment of an Interim Village Treasurer
• Resolution 1048-072826: Designating Depositories and Signers

The Village Board approved the appointment of Andrea Spiering as Interim Village Treasurer through the end of 2026, following Treasurer Michelle Vandehey's retirement on August 5, 2026. The board also approved Resolution 1048-072826 designating depositories and signers. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Appointed Andrea Spiering as Interim Village Treasurer through 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 1048-072826 Designating Depositories and Signers (unanimous)
• Accepted the July 13, 2026 Village Board minutes (unanimous)

Public Works Committee

The Village of Waterford Public Works & Utilities Committee met on July 21, 2026 to consider several items. The committee voted to approve and recommend approval of the Village Board for the additional streets included in the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project. Other actions included moving agenda item #5 to the first position, directing staff to study renting Fire Station 1, presenting options for a slip lease, and authorizing removal of trees on 209 N Milwaukee St.

• Approve and recommend approval of additional streets for the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project
• Motion to move agenda item #5 to #1
• Motion directing staff to investigate feasibility of renting Fire Station 1
• Motion presenting options to terminate or maintain the slip lease
• Motion authorizing removal of trees on the roadway of 209 N Milwaukee St

Village Board

The Waterford Village Board will discuss adding roads to the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project and hold a public hearing on a resolution to discontinue and vacate a segment of Center Street south of Waterford Union High School. The board will also consider two resolutions—one to vacate the Center Street portion and another to designate public depositories and signers—and motions to enter executive session for personnel and property‑purchase matters.

• Discussion on adding additional roads to the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project (Aber Dr. $32,500; Marina Ct. $14,500; Forest Ln. cul‑de‑sac $8,660; total $55,660).
• Public hearing to consider adoption of a Resolution to discontinue and vacate a 2,201‑sq‑ft portion of Center St. south of Waterford Union HS.
• Discussion on Resolution 1046-060826 to discontinue and vacate portions of Center Street.
• Discussion on Resolution 1047-071326 to designate public depositories and authorized signers for Village accounts.
• Motions to convene executive session under Wis. Stat. §19.85(1) for employee compensation data and for negotiating purchase of public property.

The Village Board approved the vacation of portions of Center Street and added more roads to the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project. The Board also updated depository signers for a new Administrator and promoted a paramedic to full-time status.

• Approved Resolution 1046-060826 to discontinue and vacate portions of Center Street (7-0)
• Approved adding additional roads to the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project (All ayes)
• Approved Resolution 1047-071326 designating depositories and signers (All ayes)
• Approved hiring Krista Lucero-Nehring from part-time to full-time Paramedic (All ayes)
• Tabled purchase of public property until August meeting (All ayes)
• Accepted 6/15/26 Special Village Board Minutes (All ayes)

Joint Review Board

The Joint Review Board will appoint a chairperson. It will approve the minutes from the June 17, 2025 meeting. The board will discuss and review the annual financial reports for Tax Incremental Districts 3 and 4. The meeting will then be adjourned.

• Appointment of Adam Jaskie as chairperson of the meeting
• Approval of minutes from the June 17, 2025 Joint Review Board meeting
• Review of TID 3: $4,579,961 total revenue, $4,530,424 expenditures, $848,234 ending balance
• Review of TID 4: $4,653,097 total revenue, $4,384,342 expenditures, $919,781 ending balance
• Adjournment of the meeting at 9:17 AM

Public Works Committee

The Waterford Public Works & Utilities Committee will discuss several new business items, including subleasing boat slips, removing trees in front of Waldyn Liquidators on Milwaukee Street, and adding streets to the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project. The committee will also consider a charge for use of Ten Club Park for the Hometown Huddle and a possible lease of Fire Station #1 to the Jr Wolverine Baseball Club. No actions have been taken yet; the items are slated for discussion and potential motions.

• Discussion on subleasing boat slips
• Removal of trees in front of Waldyn Liquidators on Milwaukee Street
• Adding streets to the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project
• Charge for use of Ten Club Park – Hometown Huddle
• Lease/rent of Fire Station #1 to Jr Wolverine Baseball Club

The committee approved several maintenance and operational actions, including tree removal and a feasibility study for renting Fire Station 1. They also recommended that the Village Board approve additional streets for the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project.

• Approved minutes from 5-19-26
• Directed staff to investigate feasibility of renting Fire Station 1
• Approved presenting options to either terminate or maintain slip lease
• Approved removal of trees off the roadway of 209 N Milwaukee St
• Approved and recommended Village Board approval of additional streets for 2026 Roadway Improvement Project

Village Board

The Village Board will meet to discuss a proposed police contract. This follows a previous meeting where the board requested the Town of Waterford review specific staffing and cost concerns.

• Discussion on proposed police contract

The board unanimously accepted the minutes from the June 8, 2026 meeting. It also unanimously approved extending the existing police contract for an additional six months. Both motions carried by roll‑call vote.

• Approved acceptance of the June 8, 2026 Village Board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved six‑month extension of the existing police contract (unanimous)

Police & Fire Commission

The Waterford Police & Fire Commission will review its bylaws and rules. It will consider a motion to enter executive session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) for personnel matters, a motion to reconvene in open session, and a motion to act on items discussed in a closed session. The meeting also includes approval of the March 10, 2026 minutes.

• Discuss bylaws and rules of the Police and Fire Commission
• Motion to convene an executive session per Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c)
• Motion to reconvene the meeting in open session
• Motion for action on items deliberated in closed session
• Review and approve the March 10, 2026 commission minutes

Village Board

The Waterford Village Board will consider several actions, including approving annual liquor, beer, cigarette and vaping licenses, discussing an employment agreement for a new Village Administrator, and reviewing a contract for 2026 roadway improvements. A public hearing will be held on a resolution to discontinue and vacate a portion of Center Street south of Waterford Union High School. The board will also discuss a proposed police contract and other routine items.

• Award contract to Wolf Paving for 2026 roadway improvements ($365,326.39)
• Public hearing on Resolution to discontinue and vacate part of Center St. south of Waterford Union HS
• Renewal of Class “A” and “B” beer, liquor, wine, cigarette/tobacco/vaping licenses for multiple businesses
• Discussion of employment agreement for a new Village Administrator
• Discussion of proposed police contract

The Village Board accepted the May 26 special minutes and appointed John Todryk to the Finance Committee. It approved multiple alcohol, tobacco and entertainment licenses, the employment agreement for Administrator Sarah Wishar, and a $365,326.39 road improvement contract with Wolf Paving. The board adopted Resolution 1045‑060826, barred Globe Life from selling life insurance to employees, and voted to return the proposed six‑month police contract to the Town while allowing a 90‑day extension of the current contract.

• Accepted 5/26/26 Special Village Board Minutes (unanimous)
• Appointed John Todryk to the Finance Committee (unanimous)
• Approved various Class A/B alcohol, wine, tobacco and entertainment licenses (unanimous)
• Approved Employment Agreement for Administrator Sarah Wishar (unanimous)
• Approved $365,326.39 2026 roadway improvement contract with Wolf Paving (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 1045‑060826 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (unanimous)
• Prohibited Globe Life from offering life insurance products to village employees (unanimous)
• Motion passed to send 6‑month police contract back for review and allow a 90‑day extension of the current contract (ayes: Nash, Goldammer, Pollnow, McReynolds, Todryk; nays: Jaskie, Dunham)

Personnel Committee

The Village of Waterford Personnel Committee will approve the April 16 and May 7 meeting minutes. It will then consider a motion to convene an executive session under Wisconsin Statutes §19.85(1) to discuss employment, promotion, compensation or performance data for an EMS employee. After the closed session, the committee will vote to reconvene in open session and take action on any items deliberated in the executive session.

• Motion to convene executive session for EMS employee personnel data
• Motion to reconvene into open session after executive session
• Motion to act on items discussed in the closed session
• Reading and approval of April 16, 2026 and May 7, 2026 Personnel Committee minutes

Village Board

The Waterford Village Board will discuss appointing Village Attorney Todd Terry as an Independent Review Officer. It will vote on motions to move into executive session to review employee compensation and performance data, and to negotiate the purchase of public property. The board will also vote on reconvening to open session and on actions arising from the closed‑session discussions.

• Appointment of Village Attorney Todd Terry as Independent Review Officer
• Motion to convene executive session for employee employment, promotion, compensation, and performance evaluation data
• Motion to convene executive session for discussion and negotiation of public‑property purchase
• Motion to reconvene the meeting into open session
• Motion for action on items deliberated in closed session

The Village Board accepted the May 11 special meeting minutes and appointed Trustee John Todryk as Independent Review Officer. The board entered an executive session at 5:12 PM, later reconvened in open session, and authorized Chairwoman Pollnow to extend an offer to a candidate. It also approved the sale of Lot 9B in the Mercury Business Park to All Betts Properties, LLC for $100,000. The meeting was adjourned at 9:22 PM.

• Accepted May 11, 2026 Special Village Board minutes (all ayes)
• Appointed Trustee John Todryk as Independent Review Officer (all ayes)
• Entered executive session at 5:12 PM per Wis. Stat. §19.85(1) (all ayes)
• Re‑convened in open session at 9:21 PM (all ayes)
• Authorized Chairwoman Pollnow to extend an offer on behalf of the Board (all ayes)
• Approved sale of Lot 9B, Mercury Business Park to All Betts Properties, LLC for $100,000 (all ayes)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:22 PM (all ayes)

Board of Review

The Waterford Board of Review will examine the Assessment Roll, correct description or calculation errors, and certify those corrections under state law. It will verify that open‑book changes are included and then hear any filed objections, making decisions on them. The board may also consider scheduling additional review dates.

• Review and summary of Assessment Summary Report by Assessor Dan McHugh
• Receipt of the Assessment Roll from the Assessor
• Examination and correction of description or calculation errors on the Roll
• Discussion/Action – Certify all corrections of error under state law
• Deliberations and decisions on property tax objections

Plan Commission

The Waterford Plan Commission will review the preliminary plans for the Park Point single‑family subdivision and consider a motion for action. The meeting also includes reading and approval of the March 18, 2026 Plan Commission minutes. No other decisions are scheduled.

• Discussion and review of Bielinski’s Park Point preliminary plans (27‑lot subdivision, 6.31 acres)
• Proposed rezoning of the Park Point site from Business and Commercial to Planned Community Development
• Reading and approval of the March 18, 2026 Plan Commission minutes
• Standard agenda items: call to order, roll call, public appearances

Public Works Committee

The Waterford Public Works & Utilities Committee will consider a motion to close streets for the Waterford Area Flea Market and Rummage Sale. It will also discuss the proposed Library Park Project, a landscape design for Ten Club Park flagpoles, and tent rentals at Ten Club Park Plaza. Additional items include moving the committee meeting to the first Tuesday of each month and approving the CMAR report.

• Discussion of Special Event Street Closure – Waterford Area Flea Market and Rummage Sale
• Discuss proposed Library Park Project
• Discuss design direction for landscape under flagpoles at Ten Club Park
• Discussion of Ten Club Park Plaza tent rentals
• Consider moving Public Works and Utility meeting to the 1st Tuesday of the month

The Public Works Committee approved the minutes from the March 17 meeting. It approved a street closure for the Waterford Area Flea Market & Rummage Sale, supported the library's grant pursuit for a United Way Born Learning Trail, and authorized a concrete deck around the flag‑pole area. The committee also directed park staff to explore private‑event rentals at Ten Club Park and recommended the Village Board approve the CMAR report. A motion to reschedule future meetings to the first Tuesday of each month was tabled.

• Approved minutes from 3‑17‑26 (all aye)
• Approved street closure for Waterford Area Flea Market & Rummage Sale (all aye)
• Supported Waterford Public Library pursuing United Way Born Learning Trail grant (all aye)
• Approved proceeding with concrete deck around flag pole area (all aye)
• Directed park staff to explore Ten Club Park rentals for private events (all aye)
• Recommended Village Board approve CMAR report (all aye)
• Rescheduling Public Works meetings to first Tuesday of month – tabled
• Adjourned meeting at 5:24 pm (all aye)

Village Board

The Village Board will swear in three Village Trustees and review annual committee and board appointments. The meeting includes planned executive sessions to discuss the Administrator search, EMS Director, and the purchase of public property.

• Swearing in of 3 Village Trustees
• Review and confirmation of annual Committee, Commission, and Board appointments
• Executive session regarding Administrator Executive Search and EMS Director
• Executive session to discuss the purchase of public property

The Village Board accepted the April 6 and April 13 board minutes and the annual committee, commission and board appointments. New trustees Bob Nash, Keli Dunham and John Todryk were sworn in. The board entered an executive session, later reconvened in open session, directed the president to act on closed‑session items, and then adjourned.

• Accepted April 6 and April 13 Village Board minutes (all ayes)
• Accepted Annual Committee, Commission & Board appointments (all ayes)
• Swore in new Village Trustees Bob Nash, Keli Dunham, John Todryk
• Convene executive session at 6:36 PM (all ayes)
• Reopen open session at 9:12 PM (all ayes)
• Direct President Jaskie to act on closed‑session items (all ayes)
• Adjourn meeting at 9:14 PM (all ayes)

Personnel Committee

The Village of Waterford Personnel Committee will consider a motion to enter executive session to review employment, promotion, compensation, or performance‑evaluation data for the administrator executive search. Afterward, the committee will consider a motion to reconvene in open session and a motion to take action on items discussed in the closed session.

• Motion to convene executive session under Wis. Stat. §19.85(1) to consider employment, promotion, compensation or performance‑evaluation data for the administrator executive search
• Motion to reconvene the meeting in open session
• Motion for action on items deliberated in the closed session

The committee voted to convene an executive session at 5:33 PM to consider employment, promotion, compensation, or performance‑evaluation data of public employees. After the closed session, the committee reconvened in open session at 8:06 PM. The chair was directed to implement the actions discussed in the executive session. The meeting was adjourned at 8:07 PM. All motions passed unanimously.

• Convene executive session at 5:33 PM – passed (all ayes)
• Reopen open session at 8:06 PM – passed (all ayes)
• Direct Chair to carry out executive‑session actions – passed (all ayes)
• Adjourn meeting at 8:07 PM – passed (all ayes)

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will meet to consider entering an executive session to discuss disciplinary data regarding an EMS employee. The committee may take action on items deliberated during the closed session.

• Executive session to consider disciplinary data of an EMS employee

The committee approved the March 19 and April 2 personnel committee minutes. It voted to convene an executive session at 5:33 PM to consider disciplinary data of specific persons, with a roll‑call vote of five ayes (Pollnow, Nargis, Jaskie, Bell, Olson). The committee then reconvened in open session at 8:20 PM, directed the chair to implement the closed‑session discussion, and adjourned at 8:22 PM.

• Approved 3/19/26 Personnel Committee minutes (all ayes)
• Approved 4/2/26 Personnel Committee minutes (all ayes)
• Convene executive session at 5:33 PM to discuss disciplinary data (Pollnow, Nargis, Jaskie, Bell, Olson – aye)
• Re‑convene open session at 8:20 PM (all ayes)
• Direct Chair Pollnow to carry out closed‑session recommendations (all ayes)
• Adjourn meeting at 8:22 PM (all ayes)

Village Board

The Waterford Village Board will vote on a certified survey map for multiple Waterford Union High School parcels and on a resolution to vacate a 2,201‑square‑foot portion of Center Street. The board will also consider updates to the Water System Master Plan, proposed 2026 road projects, and several contracts for library improvements. Additional items include new liquor and tobacco licenses and a motion to proclaim Arbor Day.

• Approve Resolution 1042-041326 adopting a Certified Survey Map for Waterford Union High School parcels
• Approve Resolution 1060-060826 vacating a 2,201 sq ft portion of Center Street
• Discuss Water System Master Plan update (Baxter & Woodman work order) recommended by Public Works Committee
• Discuss 2026 Proposed Road Projects recommended by Public Works Committee
• Discuss library improvement contracts: roofing replacement RFP, structural engineering contract (JE Frey), HVAC equipment replacement RFP (Omnia Partners), and HVAC engineering services contract (Eagle Design)

The Village Board approved the 2026 Proposed Road Projects and several contracts for library upgrades, including roof replacement, building enclosure, and HVAC replacement. It also added Globe Life as a free life‑insurance option for full‑time employees and adopted a CSM for Waterford Union High School. An Arbor Day proclamation and an executive session on personnel matters were also approved.

• Approved Globe Life life‑insurance benefit for full‑time employees (all ayes)
• Adopted Resolution 1042-041326 to approve a CSM for Waterford Union High School (all ayes)
• Approved Water System Master Plan work order from Baxter & Woodman (all ayes)
• Approved 2026 Proposed Road Projects (all ayes)
• Approved RFP for Library roof replacement project (all ayes)
• Approved contract with JE Frey and RFP for Library building enclosure work (all ayes)
• Approved public bid process for Library HVAC equipment replacement (all ayes)
• Approved HVAC engineering services contract with Eagle Design for Library HVAC RFP (all ayes)

Village Board

The Village Board will consider a motion to convene an executive (closed) session to discuss and possibly act on the employment status of a village employee under Wisconsin Statutes §19.85(1)(b). It will also consider a motion to reconvene in open session if needed, and a motion to take action on any matter deliberated in the closed session.

• Motion to convene executive session to discuss employment status of a village employee per Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(b)
• Motion to reconvene in open session if necessary
• Motion for action on matter deliberated in the closed session

The Board considered the employment status of EMS employee Jarod Kimber and voted to terminate his employment. The motion to terminate passed unanimously (7‑0) and the termination became effective at 6:25 PM on April 6, 2026. The Board then voted to adjourn the meeting, which also passed unanimously.

• Terminate EMS employee Jarod Kimber (7-0 vote)
• Adjourn meeting (7-0 vote)

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will meet to consider an executive session regarding employee data. The primary focus of the closed session is an Administrator executive search.

• Executive session to discuss Administrator executive search

The Personnel Committee voted to convene an Executive Session to consider employment, promotion, compensation, or performance evaluation data of public employees. After the closed session, the committee voted to reconvene in open session, to direct the Chairwoman to implement the closed‑session discussions, and then to adjourn. All motions passed with unanimous support.

• Convene into Executive Session – approved (all ayes)
• Reopen in open session at 7:07 PM – approved (all ayes)
• Direct Chairwoman to carry out closed‑session actions – approved (all ayes)
• Adjourn at 7:08 PM – approved (all ayes)

Police Exploratory Ad-Hoc Committee

The Waterford Police Exploratory Ad‑Hoc Committee will discuss a draft contract that would provide police services jointly for the Village and Town of Waterford. The committee will consider an appropriate motion for action on the contract. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and public appearances.

• Discussion of draft contract for joint police services between the Village and Town of Waterford

The committee approved the February 23, 2026 meeting minutes unanimously. After reviewing the latest draft of the joint police department agreement, members voted to submit the final draft to the town and village leadership. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous motion.

• Approved February 23, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Submitted final joint police department agreement to town and village leadership (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

Personnel Committee

The Waterford Personnel Committee approved the March 11 minutes. It then voted to convene an executive session to review disciplinary information concerning two EMS employees. After the closed session, the committee voted to reconvene in open session and to act on matters discussed in the executive session. The meeting was adjourned at 7:10 p.m.

• Approve March 11 Personnel Committee minutes
• Motion to convene executive session for disciplinary data of 2 EMS employees
• Motion to reconvene into open session
• Motion to act on items deliberated in closed session
• Adjournment at 7:10 p.m.

The committee approved the March 11, 2026 Personnel Committee minutes. It voted to enter an executive session at 5:32 p.m. to consider disciplinary data and personnel issues. The committee later reconvened in open session at 7:45 p.m., directed the chair to implement the closed‑session discussion, and adjourned at 7:47 p.m.

• Approved March 11, 2026 Personnel Committee minutes (all ayes)
• Convene executive session at 5:32 p.m. for disciplinary data (all ayes)
• Reopen open session at 7:45 p.m. (all ayes)
• Direct Chairwoman to carry out closed‑session discussion (all ayes)
• Adjourn meeting at 7:47 p.m. (all ayes)

Plan Commission

The Waterford Plan Commission will discuss a draft Certified Survey Map (CSM) submitted by Waterford Union High School District. They will also review preliminary plans for the Rise Up Basketball Academy. Both items will be considered for possible motions before the commission.

• Review draft Certified Survey Map (CSM) for Waterford Union High School (parcels 191-041935408000, 191-041935413000, etc.)
• Discuss preliminary design plans for Rise Up Basketball Academy
• Reading and approval of minutes from the January 21, 2026 Plan Commission meeting

The Plan Commission approved the March 18, 2026 meeting minutes. It recommended that the Village Board approve a Certified Survey Map and Resolution 1042-041326 for parcels owned by Waterford Union High School. The commission also adjourned the meeting at 6:15 pm.

• Approved March 18, 2026 Plan Commission minutes (all ayes)
• Recommended Village Board approve Certified Survey Map and Resolution 1042-041326 for Waterford Union High School parcels (all ayes)
• Adjourned the meeting at 6:15 pm (all ayes)