Bristol Village Hall
You are invited to an open house for the North Mill Creek-Dutch Gap Canal Watershed Plan from 4:30-8PM on January 25th at Lake Villa Library, 1001 E Grand Ave, Lake Villa. An invitation is attached. This will be the last informational meeting prior to close of the public review period for the watershed plan on February 15th. We hope that you will be able to attend. Presentations about the plan will be held at 4:30 and 6:30 with opportunities to review poster information about the watershed, discuss issues with staff and ask questions or submit comments following the presentations.
The official public hearing prior to adoption of the watershed plan will be held on February 2nd from 2-4 PM at the Lake County Government Center in Waukegan, but written or verbal comments can be submitted at any time through February 15th to Lake County Stormwater Management Commission. Please direct questions and comments to Patty Werner pwerner@lakecountyil.gov or 847-377-7717.
An Executive Summary and the draft watershed plan are available for review or download at: http://www.lakecountyil.gov/Stormwater/LakeCountyWatersheds/Pages/NorthMill.aspx
The Village is always looking for for volunteers to make up a list for openings for Plan Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals and the Parks Committee. Please address your letter of interest to Village of Bristol, P.O.Box 187, Bristol, WI, 53104, Attention: Administrator Randy Kerkman.
Thank you for B - Budget constraint. We appreciate the scrutiny you give to each expense to hold the line on our village tax.
Thank you for R - Resisting exponential growth. By doing so we are able to maintain the rural character of our community.
Thank you for I - Incorporating the entire town into a village. We did not wish to be divided and you found a way to keep us together.
Thank you for S - Seeking sensible alternative solutions, often less costly, to projects and problems as they arise.
Thank you for T - Time and talents you give to our community with each issue that you analyze, each vote you cast.
Thank you for O - Opportunity for Bristol to be known as the green and natural corner of Kenosha County with a genuine respect for the land.
Thank you for L - listening sincerely to citizen’s thoughts, ideas and suggestions. By doing so you keep Bristol’s government a government of the people, by the people and for the people. So now let’s celebrate being the new village people. Written by Kay Sharp
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Highway 45 Construction Project please contact the Project Manager jason.dahlgren@dot.wi.gov
The Village of Bristol was honored to be presented a certificate of recognition as a Wisconsin Bronze Water Star Community on September 17, 2010.