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Reedsville News
November 2014
www.reedsville.org
Congratulations to the Reedsville School District Community!
On Tuesday, September 16th, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released the School Report
cards for all public schools in the state of Wisconsin. The report card provides data on multiple indicaWednesday, November 26
tors such as student achievement, student
@ 7:00 pm
growth,
closing gaps in reading and matheThursday, November 27
matics
performance,
and postsecondary read@ 9:30 am
iness. The School Report card also measures
Guys bring your ladies out to
performance on three student engagement
“Give thanks to the Lord, for he
indicators;
test
participation
rate,
absenteeism
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INN ON THIRD STREET
is good; his love endures forevrate,
and
dropout
rate.
Each
school
in
the
for a night dedicated to her!
er.” ~1 Chronicles 16:34
district (such as elementary school, middle
school, and high school) is given a score as
St. John—
John—St. James
Saturday, November 15, 2014
well
as the district as a whole. I am proud to
Ev. Lutheran Church
report that the Reedsville School District re6pm until 2:30am
(Wisconsin Synod)
ceived a score of “Exceeds Expectations.” The
219 Manitowoc Street
Reedsville School District had the highest
Free Corsage for the ladies!
overall rating for all of the public schools in
Reedsville
th
Manitowoc County and was ranked 4 out of
the 37 schools in CESA #7 (CESA #7 covers
$85.00 per couple
most of the schools in northeast Wisconsin).
(must be 21 yrs or older)
Again, I say congratulations to the Reedsville
School District Community for all of your
Includes steak or seafood dinner and
support of our schools, staff, and students.
This is something that all of us can be proud
open bar for the evening
to announce.
Tony Butturini
Our Thursday evening worship
Raffles including massages, manicures,
Superintendent – Reedsville Public Schools
services will come to an end
pedicures, facials and other items to
on Thursday, November 20
pamper the women.
and will resume in May 2015.
Christmas Lighting Contest
Worship services are held
Planning to light up your home for the
Reservations Only – Limited to first 40 couples
every Sunday at
upcoming Holidays? The Reedsville Li(920) 443-3001 Closed to the Public
8:00am and 10:15am.
oness Club is announcing that it will
once again sponsor the anHaunted Halloween At
nual Christmas Lighting
Rainbows End Campground
Contest
for the Village of
Hope everyone had a great Haunted
Reedsville. Judging will be
Halloween at the RainbowEnds Campground.
held by an independent
We would like to thank Reedsville High School
LEO CLUB and JIM’S GOLF CARTS for making agency and includes both
this a great event. Hope to see all of you next
businesses and homes.
year for a Spooky Haunted Halloween Ride.
Judging will take place
HALLOWEEN SPOOKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
December 15th.
Thanksgiving Services
LADIES NIGHT
Birthday Breakfast for Baby Jesus
When: Saturday, December 6, 2014
8:45 am—11:00 am
Where: St. John—St. James
Lutheran School
For: All Ages
Come join us in Celebrating the Birth Of Our Savior!
Breakfast! Crafts! Caroling! Cake!
Family Event!
James 1:17 “Every good and perfect gift is from above,
coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights.”
TOPS
November Election: There will be a Partisan Office and Referendum
Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2014 for Governor/Lieutenant
Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Representative in Congress District 6, State Senator, District 9, Representative to the Assembly, District 25, County Sheriff, County Coroner, County Clerk of Circuit Court, and a referendum question:
“Creation of a Transportation Fund”. Polls will be open at the Reedsville Municipal Building, 217 Menasha St., from 7:00 am until 8:00
pm. You must show a valid Photo ID to vote in this election
Winter Parking Restrictions: No person shall park any vehicle on
any street or alley in the Village between two-thirty (2:30) AM to six
(6) AM of any day from November 1 to April 1. If you have question
on this, please contact the Reedsville Police Dept at 754-4757.
Clerk-Treasurer’s office will be closed the week of Thanksgiving,
Nov. 24th thru Nov 28th, 2014. The Police Dept can be reached at 7544656, Utility Dept 754-4094, Leroy 323-1466, Cory 323-0980, or
leave a message on the answering machine at 754-4371, and she will
return your call when she returns.
Recycling Pick-Up: November 7th & 21st
Lake Town & Country
Real Estate
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Recycling Workshop
633 Manitowoc St
920-754-4021
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Friday 8am-12pm
Top Prices Paid
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TOPS stands for TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY. TOPS, Inc. is a nonprofit international charitable corporation. Corporate dues are $28
yearly which includes the TOPSNews membership magazine 6 times a
year, and local chapter dues are $5 a month. If spouses of members
and children under 18 do not wish to receive their own copy of TOPSNews, the corporate dues are half price. TOPS is a support group
for men and women who want to live healthier. We have weekly
meetings lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours and weekly PRIVATE weigh-ins.
You still have to do the work, but we are here to support you and
encourage healthy living and weight loss. Once your goal is met, you
will be a KOPS, which is KEEP OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY. The first meeting is free for ALL chapters, so there is no pressure to join. And your
membership is transferrable to other chapters. We have fun games
and incentives to help you along the way. It is for ALL ages, from
preteen, teen and adults. We have awards yearly for the local chapters, State Recognitions, and International Recognitions. Let's get our
neighborhood and surrounding areas healthier and happier by getting a TOPS chapter started. Any questions, contact Kay M. Teschendorf at 920-905-1280 or visit the TOPS website at WWW.TOPS.ORG.
November is American Diabetes Month
American Diabetes Month in November, sponsored by the American Diabetes
Association, focuses the nation’s attention on the seriousness of diabetes and
its impact on people affected by the disease. Diabetes is taking a heavy toll
on this country’s health. The American Diabetes Association provides these
statistics:
•
Nearly 30 million children and adults in the United States have diabetes.
•
Another 86 million Americans have pre-diabetes and are at risk for
developing type 2 diabetes.
•
Recent estimates project that as many as one in three American
adults will have diabetes in 2050, unless we take steps to stop diabetes.
Did you know?
•
People with diabetes are nearly twice as likely to be hospitalized for
a heart attack or stroke.
•
Diabetes causes nearly 50% of all cases of kidney failure.
•
More than half of all amputations in adults occur in people with diabetes.
•
More than half a million American adults have advanced diabetic
retinopathy, greatly increasing their risk for severe vision loss.
•
About 60-70 percent of people with diabetes have mild to severe
forms of nerve damage that could result in pain in the feet or hands,
slowed digestion, sexual dysfunction and other nerve problems.
During this month everyone is encouraged to get started living a healthy, active lifestyle. The American Diabetes Association offers great tips, recipes and
more by visiting their web page at www.diabetesforecast.org/adm. Aurora
Medical Center in Manitowoc County is offering a special diabetes month community event on Wednesday, November 12 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm. This event
will feature a “Healthy Holiday Cooking” demonstration, as well as a health
and wellness fair. The event is free and open to the public. For more information or to reserve a seat at the event, call Diabetes Care at Aurora Medical
Center at 920-794-5200. Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practitioner at Aurora
Health Center in Reedsville. To schedule an appointment, call 920-754-4337.
SUNRISE HORSE FARM, INC, 17226 Limekiln Road, Reedsville, Wisconsin 54230
www.sunrisehorsefarm.org * 920.772.4135
October 2 was our 7th anniversary and we want to say Thank You to every person that has been involved
here at Sunrise. To our volunteers, your kindness and generosity has touched many lives and we appreciate
all you have done. Our wish list for anyone desiring to donate funds for the following: Automatic waterers
& their installation, Small hay bales, Senior feed from St. Nazianz Milling or Silver Lake Country Store.
We are still in need of volunteers in various areas: Being a mentor with the children/teens - different each
day; Feeding the horses - presently only three times are taken - Monday P.M., Tuesday P.M., & Sunday
A.M.; Mucking out the barn; Handyman - getting the barn ready for winter; Organize photos - poster
board & photo books. Give us a call or send an email to discuss what time would fit into your schedule.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from Sunrise Horse Farm!
Preservation of
St. Mary’s News
There is still time to
book the space at our
historical building for
your holiday family
gathering. Call 9054370 today to get
available dates and
times.
Mark your calendar
for Sat., Dec. 6 and
Sun., Dec.7 for our
Christmas Cookie/
Bake Sale/ Gift Sale
at 615 Menasha
Street. Watch for
flyers and posters for
times and other activities those days.
Begin the Holiday
with this Free event.
Corner House News
The Corner House (located East
end of Reedsville) is getting
ready for fall and Thanksgiving. We have mums and other
fall plants for decorating or
your gift giving.
Thanksgiving centerpieces,
hostess gifts are being
planned. They may be big or
small. What a wonderful gift
to the person who is making
your Thanksgiving meal. Why
not purchase a bouquet of
flowers for your church or secret pal? A great way to say
THANKS!
Poinsettias will arrive the
end of November. Plan now for
those Holiday parties. Call
754-4370 for any decorating
needs, plants, centerpieces,
or flowers.
Thank You/Thank You
The Reedsville Lions, Lioness, Reedsville Historical Group wishes to
THANK YOU for your attendance and participation in the Reedsville
Fall Festival – Sat., October 18. They appreciate the vendors and crafters who showed/sold their wares; the businesses and individuals who
donated items to the festival and silent auction; the people who participated with talent; Segway Company who came to give demonstrations; the people who entered Scarecrows in the Contest; Joann Vogel
who helped with the Kolaches; people who attended and the individuals who worked for the Lions, Lioness and Historical group who made
Kayla's Hair Clips &
the Fall Festival possible. We appreciate the community effort.
Consignment Shop
(Formerly Kays Krafts)
215 Main Street
Reedsville, WI 54230
Reedsville Lioness October
Meeting
CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE
Friday, November 7th 2-8
Saturday, November 8th 9-3
Sunday, November 9th 9-2
Take 90% off all Kays Krafts
Items, & come check out all
the new vendors. We have
Packer, Badger & Brewer
Stakes, large birdhouses &
wooden flowers, Miche Purses
& Jewelry, home made potato bags, & hot pads, tin flowers, Watkins, Fuller Brush,
Hair Clips &Tutus, floating
charm necklaces, titanium
necklaces & survival bracelets,
& much more!
The October meeting of the Reedsville Lioness was held on Oct. 9 at Webster’s Inn on
Third. The meeting was called to order by
Lioness Theresa Worachek with the Pledge
and Prayer. A delicious spaghetti dinner
was served. Mr. Michael Nate, Reedsville
Elementary Principal, was the guest at the
meeting. He spoke to the group about the
Summer Theater held in Reedsville. He
explained how the event evolved and the
challenges of the event. Everyone appreciated the Summer Theater and hopes it continues next year. Secretary and Treasurer’s
reports were given. Correspondence was
read from Cindy Rank and decisions were
made to buy fundraiser tickets through the
State Lions. Final plans were completed for
Reedsville Fall Festival – Sat. Oct. 18. Members signed up for items to bring for the
Lioness Booth – snacks and bars, and other
events for the day. A big discussion took
place about the Christmas Lighting Contest
in Reedsville. We are asking everyone to
decorate (Light Up) their homes and businesses for 2014. Prizes will be given.
Come see what you've been
missing at Kayla's Hair Clips &
Consignment Shop.
Regular Store Hours Saturday
10-3 or by appointment call
920-754-1127. We are still
looking for a few new homemade vendors, if you are interested please call Kay @
920-754-1127.
FRIENDS OF ST. PATRICK, INC
The Friends of St. Patrick, Inc. would like to thank all who attended our 12th Annual Fall Festival Celebration, on September 14,
2014. Our thanks to all who planned, carried out and worked at
this celebration. Special thanks to Fr. Dave Pleier for presiding at
our Mass, Organist, Kate Yungwirth, choir director, Dan
Rabideau, and St.Michael’s Choir members. Thank you to all
who donated items, or monetary donations for the silent auction,
or who donated items for the Sister’s Sweet Room. A special
thanks Connie Schneider, and Paula Friemuth for demonstrating
the making and baking of all those fabulous kolaches, and to Jerry
Cohen, and Mike Schenian for making the delicious booyah.
Thanks to Diane O’Hearn for all she did for us. Thanks to all who
brought tractors for the Old Tractor Exhibit and to Rick Taddy for
the use of his land. Many thanks to entertainers, Donnie & Patti
Krug, with “Still Crusin”. A Hundred Thousand “Thank You’s”
to the co-chairman who organized their particular areas, and to all
the volunteers who worked throughout the day. Special thanks to
Mark & Lisa Vogel, Art & Ann Caflisch, Dotsie Nate, Beth &
Roy Kiel, Jane Kalies, Janet Brandes, Marge Bodwin, Dan &
Georgia Rabideau, Liz Welch, Annie McVey, Cary Nate, Katie
Dickrell, Bernie & Hank Sturm, Bill Sheehy, Pat Nate, Bill
Korinek, John Dugan & Eddie Reinke who made this event possible, without all your help we would not have been able to carry
out this successful celebration. Thanks to Bill & Barb Lorrigan &
Lorrigan Construction for printing the raffle tickets and to all who
purchased raffle tickets.
Winners of the raffle ticket drawing, totaling $750 were:
$400—Janice Mills, California
$100—Ann Sheahan, Two Rivers
$100—Debra Kalies Hohmann, Geneva, IL
$ 50—Kevin Sturm, Manitowoc
$ 50—Cary Nate, Reedsville
$ 25—George O’Hearn Jr. Luxemburg,
$ 25—Branden Dickrell, Manitowoc
Our annual Christmas party
will be held at Deer Run in
Brillion on Sunday, December 7, 2014. Anyone interested in the group is invited to
attend our meetings. New
members are always welcome. For more information
you may call 920-732-3462,
or write to FOSP, Box 435,
Reedsville, WI 54230.
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Deli Meats & Cheeses Cut to Order
Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer to pull item B for next month. All ayes.
Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer to approve the consensus agenda. All
ayes.
REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING
AUGUST 18, 2014
The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of Education was
called to order at 6:32 P.M. by Board President Andrew Maertz.
Present: Board Members – John Ebert, Todd Cavanaugh, Jeff
Deprez, Andrew Maertz, and Cory Kiekhaefer. Administrative
Team Members – Tony Butturini, Michael Nate, Angie Sanderfoot; Others – Susan Deprez, Maggie Berkholtz
Andrew Maertz announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been given.
I.
Opening
A. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Jeff Deprez to
approve the agenda as printed. All ayes.
B. Pledge of Allegiance.
II.
Public Input
None.
III.
VI.
Discussion Items
A. AD Job description
B. Coaches job description
C. Coach Evaluation
VII
Discussion / Action Items
A.
Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer to approve the school and hot lunch fees.
All ayes. Motion carried.
B. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by John
Ebert to approve the bus contract. All ayes. Motion
carried.
C. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Jeff Deprez to award the milk bid to Brothers Dairy. All
ayes. Motion carried.
D. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer to approved the employment recommendations. All ayes. Motion carried.
E. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer to approve one half the cost not to
exceed $5000 to purchase wrestling mats. All ayes.
Motion carried.
F. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Todd
Cavanaugh to approve an out of state wrestling meet
to Escanaba, Michigan in January. All ayes. Motion
carried.
Reports
A. District Administrator/ HS Principal
Mr. Tony Butturini reported as follows: 1. Credit approval for C. Hansen. 2. WASB Regional meeting
Oct 8th. 3. Educator effectiveness training. 4. Back to
school picnic. 5. Incoming freshmen orientation,
Wed. August 20th. 6. Job descriptions.
B.
Elem/MS Principal
Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Enrollment
notes. 2. Educator effectiveness. 3. Summer
school update. 4. Musical. 5. Maintenance update. 6.
Congratulations to Michelle Butturini as finalist for the
2014 Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and
Science.
C.
School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Education
Angie Sanderfoot reported as follows: 1. Discussion
on new student transfer with high needs.
D.
Board Members
Todd Cavanaugh commented on phenomenal job for
the play “Annie”. Sound was a little difficult.
Didn’t have the tech support.
IV. Old Business
None
V. Consensus Agenda Items
A. Approval of the minutes from regular board meeting
on July 20, 2014 special session and July 21, 2014
regular board meeting.
B. CESA #7 Contract.
C. Credit approval for Kris Hanson and Cathy Hansen
D. Discussion / Action – Payment of Bills.
VIII. Closed Session
Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer to go into closed session at 7:50 P.M. according to SS 19.85 (1) (c) Considering employment,
promotion, compensation or performance evaluation
data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility.
(Employee Compensation) The Reedsville Board of
Education reserves the right to return to open session.
Roll call vote. All ayes.
IX. Return to Open Session
Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by John Ebert at
8:48. All ayes.
Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to
approve an increase of 2% for teachers, support staff
and elem/MS principal. Motion carried.
X.
Adjournment
Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Jeff Deprez to adjourn at 8:55 PM. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned.
Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board
September 4, 2014
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on
September 4, 2014 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz.
Present were: Bob Campana, Ryan Lorrigan, and Jerry Reis. Absent:
Jack Siebert: Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy
Krepline, and JoAnn Mignon.
The minutes of the previous meeting of August 21, 2014 were approved as presented.
A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Campana to pay
the accounts payable in the amount of $12,091.64. Motion carried 30.
Correspondence was presented from the Dept. of Natural Resources
regarding the Compliance Maintenance Annual Report. Correspondence was presented from the Old Bar requesting closing of South 6th
Street, from Manitowoc Street south to Madison Street on September
20, 2014 from 11:00 am until 2:30 am for the Bobby Darren & Sheila
Marie Live Country Music Show. A motion was made Lorrigan and
seconded by Reis to approve this request. Motion carried 3-0. Correspondence was presented Dawn Tisler regarding renting of the Village Hall. Correspondence was presented from Atty. Reynolds regarding the proposed Tower Agreement. She will be contacted to see
what the Village would need to do if they choice not to renew the
Agreement.
A discussion was held regarding repairing mailboxes damaged by the
snow plow. Krepline will contact the post office about the placement
of mailboxes. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana
to install a new door on the Municipal Building this year in the
amount of $2,500 by Bill Lorrigan Construction and to budget for
another new door next year. Motion carried 3-0 (Lorrigan abstained,
Bubolz voted)
Hills presented the First Responders written monthly report.
Mignon explained they are working on changing some ordinances
that need to be changed.
Busse stated the Fire Dept. would like to meet with the two Village
Board members on September 17, 2014 at 6:30 pm. Busse will contact Siebert about attending this meeting.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to have trickor- treating from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm on Sunday, October 26th,
2014. Motion carried 3-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to approve the Operator License Application from
Sandra Marksman. Motion carried 3-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to approve the Temporary Class B Liquor
License Application from the Reedsville Athletic Assn. Motion carried 3-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Campana
to approve the street equipment loan in the amount of $35,000.00
from Denmark State Bank for 2 years at 1.75%. Motion carried 3-0.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to move the
September 18, 2014 Board meeting to Thursday, September 25th,
2014. Motion carried 3-0. Bubolz turned the meeting over to Lorrigan
to discuss the Deerview Drive Extension Project at 7:08 pm. Lorrigan
turned the meeting back to Bubolz at 7:20 pm
The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, September 25,
2014 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at
7:25 PM.
Respectfully submitted
Mary Jo Krahn
Clerk/Treasurer
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board
September 25, 2014
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on
September 25, 2014 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz.
Present were: Bob Campana, Ryan Lorrigan, Jerry Reis, and Jack
Siebert: Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy Krepline, Heather & Kelly Kiekhaefer, Kathy Kiekhaefer, Brian Christiansen, John Willems, Jason & Jennifer Maertz, Mary Jo Campana &
Andy Pantzlaff
At 6:30 pm Bubolz turned the meeting over to Lorrigan to discuss the
Deerview Drive Extension Project. Lorrigan turned the meeting back
to Bubolz at 7:00 pm
At 7:00 pm a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to
convene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(c)
to conduct business which requires a closed session to consider performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility and 19.85
(e) to discuss contracts, for competitive or bargaining reasons requires a closed session. Motion carried 4-0. At 7:38 pm a motion was
made by Campana and seconded by Reis to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0
The minutes of the previous meeting of September 4, 2014 were approved as presented.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to pay the
accounts payable in the amount of $103,988.54. Motion carried 4-0.
Correspondence was presented from Attorney Reynolds regarding the
Tower Site Lease Agreement, Valders Fire Dept. monthly report and
the Reedsville Betterment Club. A motion was made by Lorrigan and
seconded by Siebert to send a thank you note to the Reedsville Betterment Club for their 35 years of service. Motion carried 4-0.
Hills presented the First Responders report. A motion was made by
Campana and seconded by Reis to approve the First Responders Application from Chelsea Wyngaard. Motion carried 4-0.
Bubolz gave an update on the Valders Ambulance meeting.
Busse gave an update on the Storm project. Discussion on the sewer
rates was postponed until the next meeting.
An update was given on the meeting held with the Fire Fighters. A
discussion was held regarding a fireworks request. A motion was
made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the request as
presented. Motion carried 4-0. Krahn will obtain samples of fireworks
application/permits. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded
by Siebert to approve the pay request for hoses and miscellaneous
equipment for the Fire Dept. in the amount of $1,561.50 from Jefferson Fire & Safety Inc. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to renew the
USDA & CWF Debt Service Certificate of Deposits for 6 months at
Denmark State Bank. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to approve
the Liquor License Application from the Reedsville Fire Fighters.
Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by
Reis to approve the Operator License Application from Danyl Haas.
Motion carried 4-0.
An update was given on the Manitowoc Street Bridge and 5th Street
projects. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to
approve the 2015 Contract with MCO in the amount of $115,510.
Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by
Reis to approve the 2015 Law Enforcement Agreement with the City
of Brillion in the amount of $26,500. Motion carried 4-0. The Assessor will be contacted regarding the assessment of GK Court. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the
Fire Dept. 2015 budget in the amount of $136,000. Motion carried 40.
Correspondence was presented from Ayres Associates recommending
we award the contract to Feaker & Sons Co. Inc. for the Deerview
Drive Extension Project with the base bid being $782, 197.05. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to award the contract as recommended by Ayres Associates. Motion carried 4-0. Following a discussion a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by
Lorrigan to remove the installation of sidewalks from the project.
Roll call taken: Motion carried 3-1 (Campana – nay)
The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday October 2, 2014 at
6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to
adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 10:05
PM.
Respectfully submitted
Mary Jo Krahn
Clerk/Treasurer