The village board approved an infrastructure construction contract for $3.1 million to redevelop a site for residential use called Aldon Station.

Approximately 6.5 acres of property owned by the village’s CDA along Mike McCarthy Way could be redeveloped with an urban, walkable, mixed-use project.

The board gave final approval for the Green Bay Packers to construct a 20×25-foot addition on an existing storage building to heat Clarke Hinkle Field.

Raking grass clippings, brush, garden waste and other similar yard waste into village streets or gutters is now explicitly prohibited.

The first round of interviews took place Tuesday, Oct. 15, to fill the village’s vacant public safety chief position, said Village Manager Allison Swanson.

The parties involved in an open records lawsuit notified the court to have it taken off the calendar because of an agreement being reached.

Less than a week remains for district residents to complete a survey to provide feedback on possible referendum questions for next year.

The village’s Site Plan Review Committee approved a site plan Tuesday, Oct. 15, for the existing building at 731 Morris Ave. that formerly housed the Rola-Rena roller skating rink to be converted into a church.

Raking grass clippings, brush, garden waste and other similar yard waste into streets or gutters would be explicitly prohibited under a new ordinance.

Community Development director Aaron Schuette said the building would be used as a hair salon and some accessory uses for a future build-out.