Howard meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Howard boards weigh church turf field, Kwik Trip addition, pedestrian safety; minutes pending

Howard's Village Board and Plan Commission met Aug. 10 to consider a range of land-use and safety items, but minutes from those meetings have not yet been published, so no official decisions are confirmed. The most consequential items on the agendas include a conditional use request for a synthetic turf field and building for Green Bay Community Church, a planned development amendment for a Kwik Trip addition, and a pedestrian safety review on Greenfield Avenue.

Village Board (Aug. 10)

The Village Board agenda included two new business items:

• **Greenfield Avenue pedestrian safety** – review and possible action.
• **Certified Survey Map (CSM) for Reedy VH-20-4** at 4701 Glendale Avenue.

Routine consent items covered approval of operator licenses for four individuals, municipal invoices, and the July 27, 2026 meeting minutes. No closed session was scheduled.

Plan Commission (Aug. 10)

The Plan Commission held public hearings and considered action on several land-use requests:

• **Conditional use for Green Bay Community Church** – a synthetic turf Miracle Field and a 13,500 sq ft building at 600 Cardinal Lane (VH-452).
• **Planned development amendment for Kwik Trip** – building addition at 399 Cardinal Lane (VH-1290-1-1 and VH-1290-1-2).
• **Rezoning VH-14** – 4100 Shawano from A-1 Exclusive Agriculture to R-1 Residential Single Family.
• **Preliminary plat of Greenfield Crossing**.
• **Preliminary planned development district for Tycore Built, LLC** at VH-12-9-Shawano Ave.

All items were on the agenda as public hearings and decision items, but no outcomes are available yet.

Other recent meetings

• **Tree Board (Aug. 3)** – received an update on tree plantings and discussed the invasive species phragmites. The agenda also included routine items such as approval of the agenda, public appearances, and setting the next meeting date.
• **Special Committees (Aug. 4)** – the Housing Density, Placement & Lot Standards Committee met to review a community development overview, its objectives, and identify data and information needs.

All four meetings are listed as agenda only, with minutes not yet published. No vote tallies or dollar amounts were provided in the available records.

Coming up

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Howard Village Board set to consider $306,322 trail contract; Sex offender board to update application language

Two Howard village boards met in late June, each with several items on their agendas. Because minutes have not yet been published, the outcomes of these meetings are not yet known. Below are the proposals and discussions that were scheduled.

Village Board — June 22

The Village Board was scheduled to hold a public hearing and vote on discontinuing a portion of Security Boulevard. The board also planned to award a $306,322.40 contract for the Multi-Use Trail project to Dorner Inc. Two properties — VH-480 and VH-1504 — were slated to be added to the Deer Management Program for the 2026–2027 archery season.

Another agenda item was an intergovernmental agreement with the City of De Pere for animal control services. The board also planned to enter closed session to discuss an offer to purchase three properties (parcel numbers VH747-B-778-1 and others). Routine items on the consent agenda included license renewals and change orders for construction contracts.

Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board — June 24

The Sex Offender Residency Appeals Board (SORAB) was scheduled to review and approve minutes from its May 20 meeting. The board planned to update the language of its residency application, specifically regarding applicant feelings. Members were also set to discuss inviting experts to address recidivism, treatment options, and assessment tools. A review of recent changes to state sex offender registry regulations was on the agenda. The board may have also entered closed session to review confidential personal records.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings have been published for the next two weeks in Howard.