Mukwonago board approves development agreement amendments, utility easement and high school siren easement
July 15, 2026 | Mukwonago, Waukesha County, Wisconsin
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At its July 15 meeting the Village Board approved several land-development and easement items tied to local projects.
Administrator Dykstra explained an amendment to the development agreement for 83 DBAP LLC reflects a subdivision of the originally approved CSM into two lots; Dykstra said the amendment clarifies verbiage and does not change the underlying obligations. The board approved the amendment by voice vote.
The board also approved termination of an option to repurchase agreement with Bridal Land Development LLC. Dykstra described the vote as a paperwork cleanup because the developer is moving toward closing and requested removal of the village's repurchase option to allow clear title. The motion carried by voice vote.
Separately, the board approved an amendment granting a 40-foot sanitary and water utility easement related to the same Bridal Land Development/83 DBAP LLC property. Dykstra said staff originally requested a 30-foot easement but, after review, decided 40 feet was appropriate; trustees approved the amendment by voice vote.
Finally, the board approved an easement on Mukwonago High School property to install, operate and maintain an outdoor warning device. The police chief described an acoustic study that informed the siting; because of overhead power lines the device will be set back from the roadway and is "probably... 30 feet from the road," the chief said. The school district granted the easement and the board approved it by voice vote.
No substantive changes to development obligations were recorded in the meeting minutes; most actions were described by staff as clarifying or administrative. Staff will record the easements and update property records as needed.
Administrator Dykstra explained an amendment to the development agreement for 83 DBAP LLC reflects a subdivision of the originally approved CSM into two lots; Dykstra said the amendment clarifies verbiage and does not change the underlying obligations. The board approved the amendment by voice vote.
The board also approved termination of an option to repurchase agreement with Bridal Land Development LLC. Dykstra described the vote as a paperwork cleanup because the developer is moving toward closing and requested removal of the village's repurchase option to allow clear title. The motion carried by voice vote.
Separately, the board approved an amendment granting a 40-foot sanitary and water utility easement related to the same Bridal Land Development/83 DBAP LLC property. Dykstra said staff originally requested a 30-foot easement but, after review, decided 40 feet was appropriate; trustees approved the amendment by voice vote.
Finally, the board approved an easement on Mukwonago High School property to install, operate and maintain an outdoor warning device. The police chief described an acoustic study that informed the siting; because of overhead power lines the device will be set back from the roadway and is "probably... 30 feet from the road," the chief said. The school district granted the easement and the board approved it by voice vote.
No substantive changes to development obligations were recorded in the meeting minutes; most actions were described by staff as clarifying or administrative. Staff will record the easements and update property records as needed.
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