The City of Sturgeon Bay awarded a contract for a street project, established a one-day event fee, and conducted several second readings of ordinances at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.
Prior to the business meeting, the council heard from the Door County Library Director Dominic Frandrup, who shared a presentation on the services and strategic plan for improvements at the Sturgeon Bay location in the future.
The council approved a resolution to establish a one-day event fee of $25 to cover mobile food vendors who have already been inspected and want to relocate to another spot in the city for one day.
The contract bid of $549,627.10 from David Tenor Corporation was approved for Project 2502, which involves the reconstruction of Delaware Street and the sanitary works on Alleys E48 and E55. Nine bids were submitted overall, and the work is expected to begin in April, according to City Engineer Brian Spetz.
The Sturgeon Bay Common Council approved the second reading of five ordinances that aligned the city's zoning with the comprehensive plan regarding future land and accessory uses.
The council adjourned the meeting in closed session after discussing two different matters. One regarded the development agreement with Sturgeon Bay Hotel Group, LLC, which is planning to build a Hampton Inn at the Egg Harbor Road and North 12th Avenue intersection. The other discussion in the closed session was possible litigation concerning a development agreement with WWP Development, LLC.
