#BRIQS WESTON FULL#

The concession stand is part of Riverlife Park, a roughly $4.6 million project that will include state of the art playground equipment, outdoor exercise equipment, climbing nets and other features.

#BRIQS WESTON FULL#

The proposal also included maintenance on the restrooms as well as management of other amenities such as bike and kayak rentals that are envisioned for the area.Ī vote by the full council on the plan is expected on March 12. Utilities would be Briq’s responsibility. Proposed rent, at the committee’s request, is now $1,000 per month, Peckham said.Īfter an initial three-year rental period, a rent increase greater than Briq’s proposed 3% rate could be negotiated, Peckham said.īriq’s would pay all personal property taxes as required by law and Wausau would pay any required real estate taxes. 1 depending on weather, offering “grab and go” snacks in addition to soft-serve ice cream.īriq’s initial plan called for a monthly lease rate of $750 per month for a three-year term, with options to renew at a 3 percent increase for each three-year term thereafter. Under the proposed initial terms released in December, Briq’s at Riverlife Park would operate from approximately May 1 through Oct. Terms of the final proposal were not included in the public packet for Tuesdsay’s meeting, but Council Member Pat Peckham said information sheets were handed out at the meeting itself.

The group approved the plan after meeting in closed session. The proposed monthly rent for the facility has been set at $1,000.Ī well-known local soft-serve ice cream vendor with seven central and northern Wisconsin locations is one step closer to operating a riverfront concession stand now under construction in Wausau.Ī proposal from Holly and Kevin Briquelet Miller to operate a Briq’s location at the site was discussed Tuesday at a an economic development committee meeting. Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include information provided by Council Member Pat Peckham.

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