By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – After moving earlier this year into the village’s new Fire Station No. 1, County Rescue’s former 2.6-acre site at 1512 Sunset Beach Road will now be home to an auto dealership. The Suamico village board voted 6-1 June 21 to approve a planned development district (PDD) modification requested …
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By John McCracken Correspondent SUAMICO – Green Bay developer Base Companies, LLC is used to taking old, historic buildings and turning them into community-focused facilities with retail, housing and green spaces. It also just happens to really enjoy barley, hops, yeast and water when brewed together just right. Base Companies is currently restoring the former …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – To repurpose the old Fire Station No. 1 property the Suamico Fire Department is vacating for a new building, the village board approved a pair of motions at its meeting Monday, March 15. The board agreed to rezone the .587-acre site at 1745 Riverside Dr. from public lands …
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By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer SUAMICO – After meeting in closed session Monday, Nov. 2, the village board voted 5-1 to approve the sale of the current Fire Station No. 1 property to Base Companies, LLC, for $350,000. Trustee Michelle Eckert cast the lone dissenting vote with Trustee Dan Roddan abstaining. Village Administrator Alex Kaker …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor GREEN BAY – The newest company to set up shop in the Rail Yard Innovation District is the epitome of what the development is hoping to attract. Leighton Interactive cut the ribbon on a new workspace Jan. 28. Paul Belschner, president/CEO of project developer Base Companies, sees it as one of …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor HOBART – The Hobart village board approved some major developments after meeting in closed session at the Feb. 20 meeting. A development agreement with LaserForm LLC was agreed on for the company to purchase 10.5 acres of property and build a new 70,000-plus-square-foot facility at a cost of roughly $7 million. …
