Anthony Kunz

The board meeting agenda includes discussion and potential action on a zoning variance for John Herbst and the replacement of a door at the Kuepers Park concession stand. The board will also consider the adoption of a general records schedule, the issuance of approximately $1,900,000 in water system revenue bonds, and the approval of operation licenses. Additionally, the board will address public works matters, including the purchase of a snowblower, annual pump checks, and a base elbow and disconnect replacement for the bowling alley, along with updates regarding a DOA non-state grant and gym flooring.

The meeting included reports from the Rescue Squad, police, public works, and the library. Key actions taken included the approval of ordinance changes for solid waste, setting the timeline for Church Street capital improvements, and authorizing a grant administration contract for the municipal well project. The board approved the purchase of park security cameras, new basketball and pickleball court floor lines, parking lot striping, and equipment replacements for lift station pumps and a sewer plant blower. Additionally, the board approved a liquor license change for an outside event, addressed a property purchase, and reviewed and approved monthly expenditures.

The Village Board approved a lease agreement for farm property, authorized the purchase of an electro-mechanical rotating siren for the fire department, and initiated steps to address flooring repairs in the community center. Additionally, the Board reviewed reports from the police, public works, clerk, and library, and authorized the payment of monthly bills.

The board meeting agenda includes discussion and potential action on the Dickeyville Rescue Squad quarterly report, amendments to the solid waste ordinance, and upcoming capital improvement and public works projects. Specific items include the municipal well #3 grant administration contract, installation of park cameras, and procurement of new pickleball court nets. The meeting will also review reports from the police, public works, clerk, and library departments. Other administrative items involve scheduling a joint review meeting, addressing license amendments for an outside event, approving payments for monthly bills, and entering a closed session to discuss the purchasing of public properties or investing of public funds.

The Board discussed a resident request regarding an unusually high water bill and approved an adjustment for sewer costs. Updates were provided regarding potential business development at the Industrial Park. The Board authorized obtaining a quote for a new siren to be placed at the firehouse. Additional topics included reviewing the police, public works, and library reports, and approving the payment of monthly bills.