You could see shovels in the ground for a new development with the Sturgeon Bay Industrial Park if the city’s common council approves a resolution for a new tax increment district. In August, the City of Sturgeon Bay, Immel Construction, and the Door County Economic Development Corporation announced in August plans to build a 50,000-square-foot industrial flex building that could be expanded up to 100,000 square feet and house several businesses. The TID, which covers three different parcels totaling about 40 acres between Neenah Avenue and Shiloh Road, would cover the costs for infrastructure improvements. Door County Economic Development Corporation Michelle Lawrie said in August that the industrial flex building could open a lot of doors for area businesses.

The Sturgeon Bay Common Council will also weigh in on the installation of a new sidewalk along Memorial Drive as a part of new facilities for bicyclists and pedestrians and the construction of a ticket booth for Door County Scenic Cruises on municipal land near the Door County Maritime Museum. The meeting will start at 6 p.m. inside the council chambers at Sturgeon Bay City Hall.