The Mosaic School welcomed Mayor Mike Vandersteen, Dave Hoffman head of South Pier Redevelopment, and other community members that are involved in the South Pier Redevelopment to hear our student present their business ideas on how Sheboygan can improve the South Pier District.
Student ideas ranged from a skate park with playgrounds, picnic area, splash pad and pavilion; to hydroelectric turbines that would generate power for the South Pier residents and businesses; to a music hall or bookstore or coffee house.
After the presentation Mayor Vandersteen took some time to talk with students and let them take turns taking their picture with him. Thank you to all the community members that took part in this event.
Dave Hoffman
Ed Surek
Chad Pelishek
Char Pachniak
Mayor Mike Vandersteen
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