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Thank you for your dedication and cooperation during this pandemic. The virus still exists. As a community we have done a great job in preventing a lot of infection but we need to remain vigilant. Stay safe and healthy.
Postponed: The Public Information Meeting originally scheduled for Thursday, January 21st, for the S. 116th Street Trail is postponed. The revised date has yet to be set. New notices will be distributed and posted this summer. Project Exhibits remain posted in the hallway of City Hall (across from the Clerk’s Office).
Funding: In 2020, the City was unsuccessful in obtaining a Wisconsin Department of Transportation grant for this project. The Franklin Common Council authorized GRAEF to perform the full design with the intention of funding the project with accumulated Park Impact Fees in 2021. Construction funding was removed from the 2021 budget with the instruction to continue design and reapply for grant funding for 2022 (applications due in late 2021).
Project Status: GRAEF is continuing the development of plans. Topographical and environmental surveys have been completed and design is at about 30% complete The City has started discussions with the Archdiocese for acquisition of an easement around and through the St. Martin of Tour parish property. A landowner has agreed to provide land for a trail head at the crossing of W. Ryan Road if the future WisDOT grant is received. Applicable permitting has begun.
Questions: Please email comments or questions to City Engineer Glen Morrow or our Graef consultant Mary Beth Pettit.
Exhibit 1 – S. 116th Street Trail Exhibit (South) - Waukesha County line to 8705 S. 116th Street Exhibit 2 – S. 116th Street & St. Martin of Tours Trail Exhibit (North) – 8705 S. 116th Street to the Muskego Bike Trail Exhibit 3 – Project Schedule Exhibit 4 - Full Project Location Map
Due to the ongoing pandemic, and the surge of recent cases, we are strongly urging payment of property tax bills online, by mail, or depositing in the City’s drop box rather than paying in person at the Treasurer’s Office at City Hall. Payments made online will result in an immediate receipt, and mail and drop box payments will result in a receipt being mailed back to you upon receipt of the payment. In addition, you are able to verify through the City’s Property Tax Web Portal that your payment has been received. Thank you very much for doing what you can to keep yourself and others safe during these difficult times.
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Monday, January 25, 2021
6:00 PM
Monthly on the fourth Monday
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Agendas & Minutes
6:30 PM
Common Council Chambers
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Monthly on the fourth Tuesday
Hearing Room
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
7:00 PM
Monthly on the fourth Wednesday
Lower Level Conference Room
Thursday, January 28, 2021
5:30 PM
Monthly on the fourth Thursday
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Architectural Review Board Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. Agendas & Minutes