Dustin Thill
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
De Pere Parking Garage final payment
Rate revenue for the city-owned garage chargers; amounts not stated.
South Front Street right-of-way discontinuance
No direct cost to taxpayers is stated; the vacated land would be attached to adjacent parcels, most of them city-owned.
2535 Lawrence Drive land acquisition
Up to $440,000 of public funds, with the final cost still to be settled and Council approval required.
Workforce Housing Near Humana
Rents at 80% of area median income were cited at roughly $1,600 for a one-bedroom — 'affordable' but not low-cost.
CLG subgrant for 405 S Wisconsin St
Grant funding could cover designation costs for qualifying properties, but the money isn't available until July 2027.
Downtown housing growth goal
The project could mean a $70 million private investment and a bigger tax base, but the city’s infrastructure costs are still unclear.
Business park development agreement with NSN Real Estate
Terms of the agreements were not detailed in the minutes.
Trellis Drive subdivision in Ledgeview
New lots would expand the property tax base, though specific revenue figures weren't given.
Annexation of Rockland Parcels
City staff said deferred assessments and utility funding tools could shield the objecting owner from sewer/water extension costs; a property tax increase remains a concern.
303 Reid Street redevelopment
Not yet determined; the agreement terms were not acted on.
Rock Ridge Estates subdivision plat
Multifamily housing at 2108 Lawrence Drive
Element Properties expansion at 2081 Profit Place
$55,000 city grant against roughly $450,000 in new assessed value.
Trellis Drive subdivision (37 lots in Ledgeview)
New lots would expand the property tax base, though specific revenue figures weren't given.
Mobius after-school childcare facility TIF grant
$90,000 city grant plus a prior $15,000 Experience De Pere grant, offset by about $30,000/year in new property taxes.
Former Irwin School redevelopment
About $2.75 million in potential city assistance would be needed, with roughly $1.35 million available from the TID and a possible gap of about $400,000.
Business park berm buffering west-side homes
Tree planting costs aren't budgeted and would fall to the city or developers via the agreement.
Future Street at Lost Dauphin Road (Area Development Plan)
Downtown parking lease with William Street Investment Partners
riverfront development approval
A $70 million project means serious money is entering the riverfront conversation, but the source doesn’t say how much the city itself is spending or what taxpayers might get back.
Decisions during term (14)
Recorded while Thill was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent agenda (minutes, parking/traffic recommendations, Redevelopment Authority appointment)
MTR Brothers LLC redevelopment agreement — Mobius site, 411 Destiny Dr.
Element Properties LLC development agreement — 2081 Profit Pl. expansion
Belmark development agreement amendment — Plant No. 7 expansion, 2020 Commerce Dr.
Approval of the minutes of the July 28, 2025 Redevelopment Authority meeting
Machine Plus sale and development agreement terms
Resolution #26-58 — TPAMMT development agreement held over
Resolution #26-65 — New Land Enterprises downtown development agreement
Area Development Plan — 2100 Block Lost Dauphin Road
Resolution #26-58 — TPAMMT, LLC development agreement (303 Reid Street) tabled
Sale and development agreement terms with Jim Cornell Plumbing LLC at 700 Millennium Court
Wilson Park development plans and specifications
Development agreement terms — New Land Enterprises 'Lockside' project (100 S. Broadway block, TID 18)
Resolution #26-33 — Development agreement with Ninth Street Development, LLC
Voting record (7)(Development)
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