The Sturgeon Bay Common Council took several actions Tuesday night on potential developments including the new Cobblestone Hotel.

A recommendation by the Finance/Purchasing & Building Committee was approved to give an extension to the Development Agreement with Cobblestone Hotels until December 31, 2025, due to supply chain issues and rising interest rates.  The project was originally planned to be completed by the summer of 2025.

The council also approved the first readings on two rezoning ordinances.  The first was for rezoning property at Utah Street and 18th Avenue from single-family residential to two-family residential.  The second property on the south side of Alabama Street across from the Nightingale Supper Club was rezoned from Agricultural (A) to General Commercial (C-1) to allow for the building of the Morning Dove Drive-Thru Coffee Shop. 

The Waterfront Redevelopment Authority was officially dissolved after the City of Sturgeon Bay accepted responsibility for all remaining contractual obligations and agreements the WRA had made. 

The council approved the hiring of Ayres Associates for up to $74,000  for conducting a feasibility study on a potential new sports complex where the Memorial Athletic Field Complex is currently located.