RACINE — Members of the Racine Executive Committee on Monday unanimously approved an agreement with Leipold Johnson Golf Group for the renovation of Shoop Park.
The Racine Executive Committee on July 13 voted unanimously to approve an agreement between the city and Leipold Johnson Golf Group to renovate Shoop Park. The full Racine Common Council will consider the agreement July 21.
While the Chavez center is outside District 5, the city clerk's office identified it as the best polling place for voters amid the demolition of Roosevelt Elementary School.
The council also considered a proposal to increase funding for a road construction project on South Memorial Drive, a new six-year contract with Aetna Moving and Storage for municipal solid waste services, and the acquisition of a pesticide for 2026 emerald ash borer tree injections.
The Tax Incremental Districts will allow for the further development of the Lincoln King neighborhood and for the city to more easily market the former YMCA site to developers, city staff said.
The agreement increases bargaining unit members' employee health insurance premium contributions from 7.5% to 10% starting Jan. 1, 2027, and to 12.5% starting Jan. 1, 2028.
The Racine Executive Committee on July 13 voted unanimously to approve an agreement between the city and Leipold Johnson Golf Group to renovate Shoop Park. The full Racine Common Council will consider the agreement July 21.