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Village of Bonduel · Shawano County · meeting of Oct 27, 2025 · Minutes
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VILLAGE OF BONDUEL
PLAN COMMISSION MEETING
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2025
Chairman, Gehm called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
Gehm read the statement regarding the posting of the meeting.
Present: Russ Gehm, Andrew Court, Steve Peterson, Bob Shest, Mark Welch, Troy Wescott, and
Robbie Woldt III
Approval of agenda. Motion by Peterson, second by Westcott, to approve the agenda and to
deviate from the order as necessary. Motion carried unanimously.
Approval of Minutes. Motion by Woldt, second by Peterson, to approve the minutes from the
April 28, 2025, Plan Commission meeting as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CITIZENS: Jesse Rankin, Director of Municipal Operations; Nikki and
Jeff Bougie, The Glenn; Nate Johnson, Manik Motorz Service & Repairs; and Chad Roffers and
Stan Wilson, Bear Trail Crossing.
NEW BUSINESS.
F1. Discussion and Review of ADA ramp location at 113 N Cecil Street, The Glenn. Nikki and Jeff
Bougie, owners of the commercial building at 113 N Cecil Street, were present to discuss their
challenges in making the building ADA accessible. The Bougies purchased the building and plan
on changing the use from retail to a bakery/cafe/lounge, called The Glenn. Bougies’ are having
problems with the ADA Ramp requirements of the State. Initially Rankin, the Zoning
Administrator, told the Bougie’s he was not opposed to ramp in the front of the building. After
reviewing the ramp requirements and the sidewalk in front of the store, Rankin concluded that
excavation of the sidewalk in the front of the building was not viable due to creating an uneven
surface and new obstacles. There is a gas line located in the back of the building and the ramp
needs to be 18” off the gas line. The location of the gas line would not give the Bougie’s room
for a ramp or elevator in the back. The Bougie’s are trying to get their State approved plans
passed, but without the ADA accessibility finalized, the State will not approve the plans. Woldt
stated that the Plan Commission would need to see the engineered plans on what is being
proposed for the ADA accessibility using the front entrance off the sidewalk. Without actual
drawings and proposals, it is hard for the Plan Commission to determine what is feasible. Woldt
also asked why the gas line couldn’t be moved to give them the 18” needed for the pylons.
Chad Roffers also suggested that the line be moved, stating that as a developer, gas lines are
moved every day. The Commission all agreed moving the gas line and placing the ramp at the
back of the building would be the best option. This option would require a land use permit from
the zoning administrator, along with the final State approved plans. Rankin also stated that the
Village is part of Connect Communities who may have other resources for the Bougie’s. Rankin
and the Bougie’s will work on the land use permit and the relocation of the gas line.
F2. Discussion and possible action on building plans for parcel 107-16230-0020, Bear Trail
Crossing. Rankin reviewed the building plans for Bear Trail Crossing. The development meets all
the setback requirements for the district. In addition, the parking stall size and brick on the
façade meet ordinance requirements. The only items not addressed in the plans would be the
final landscaping of the development. The plan is to start constructing the first two complexes
this year, and the other four complexes will come later. Chad Roffers stated they will be starting
the project as soon as possible with plans to have the first building done by December 2025 and
both complexes complete around March 2026. Stan Wilson mentioned the name, Bear Trail
Crossing, may be changing but this will not affect the development of the project. Motion by
Woldt, second by Shest, to approve the building plans for Bear Trail Crossing as presented with
the developers to return to the Plan Commission with overall project updates and landscaping
plans later this year. Motion carried unanimously.
F4. Discussion and possible recommendation on signage application for 201 W Green Bay
Street, Manik Motorz Service & Repair. Manik Motorz is looking to replace three signs on an
existing pole located at the business. The exact size of the signs will need to be provided but as
it looks right now the size of all three signs will meet the ordinance requirements. Shest
suggested to Mr. Johnson, that he might want to change the wording to upper and lower case
for readability. Shest also questioned Mr. Johnson on the junk like appearance of his property.
Motion by Welch second by Peterson, to recommend to the Board the approval of the signs for
Manik Motorz Service and Repair. Motion carried unanimously.
F3. Discussion and review of Bonduel Municipal Code Sec. 2-83, Ethical Standards and
Regulations. Review. Gehm reminded the Commission that the Village ethical standards and
regulations are reviewed each year. The Commission was asked to review the ordinance.
Motion by Court, second by Shest, to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned
at 7:02 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Michelle Maroszek, Clerk/Treasurer
Source: Village of Bonduel website. First collected Oct 10, 2026.