Carol Moravchik

The board addressed public concerns about property taxes, clarifying that increased property values do not directly cause higher taxes. The Treasurer's Report was presented, detailing account balances and recent purchases, including tax revenue from property taxes and quarterly shared revenue. The board approved a one-year contract for electronic waste disposal at the dump, to be serviced by Com2Cycling Solutions. New dump cards were discussed, and a punch tool will be ordered. QuickBooks issues were discussed, and the board will research new accounting systems for a transition next year. The Road Report covered culvert work, patching, grading, truck tire conditions, and the need for chains on the grader. Funding options for Fish Creek planning were discussed, including a grant for recreational improvements and water access, with ideas for a campground or other revenue-generating improvements.

The board reviewed the clerk's and treasurer's reports, discussing bill payments, a culvert invoice, and a potential new accounting system. Road maintenance was a key topic, including culvert work, blacktop patching, crack sealing, and winter preparation. The board also addressed a request to rename Forest Road 241 to Wanoka Lake Road and discussed a grant opportunity for improvements to the Fish Creek area, deciding to seek community input. Additionally, the purchase of tables for the town hall was mentioned, and dump cards were discussed for ordering.

The notice announces the open book session and the Board of Review meeting for the Town of Keystone. During the open book session, the assessment roll will be available for examination, and the assessor will be present to discuss property assessments. The Board of Review meeting will address objections to property assessments and finalize the assessment roll for the year. The notice outlines the requirements for appearing before the Board of Review, including the filing of objection forms within the specified timeframe.

The notice announces the open book session and the Board of Review meeting for the Town of Keystone. During the open book session, the assessment roll will be available for examination, and the assessor will be present to discuss property assessments. The Board of Review meeting will be held to hear objections to property assessments and to complete the assessment roll for the year 2025. The notice outlines the requirements for appearing before the Board of Review, including the filing of objection forms and providing intent to appear.

The board meeting addressed concerns regarding the fire department's call charge and billing process. There was a discussion about painting and restaining the Keystone sign. The treasurer's report was presented, clarifying transactions and addressing computer issues. The board discussed transfer station cards and proof of residency for garbage and recycling. Road projects were reviewed, including culvert capping, the arrival of new culverts, and the potential closure of Highway 236 during installation. The board discussed purchasing a compactor and a sander for winter plowing, and reviewed the private driveway contract. A USDA grant for chip seal on Road 419 was approved, and additional sand mix will be ordered. Picnic tables will be built as a winter project.