Jeneene Rydberg

The board discussed and approved a contract drafted by the attorney, with instructions for the clerk to coordinate with legal counsel to include appendices regarding fire department call volume impact, solicitation of funds from non-contributing entities, and historical data on per capita amounts.

The board reviewed various administrative reports, including forest land management communications, timber cutting notices, and updates on testing for CDL drivers. The Treasurer's report regarding General Fund, Equipment Fund, and Tax Account balances was accepted. The board approved a minor subdivision request creating two lots and adopted a new ordinance regarding the designation of ATV/UTV routes and operations on town roads. Discussions were held regarding traffic counter options for upcoming road projects and local industry truck traffic management. Additionally, the board reviewed contract progress for an upcoming special meeting and discussed LRIP bidding for asphalt materials. The meeting concluded with the approval of voucher payments for payroll and liabilities.

The annual meeting involved a review and adoption of the 2024 financial report, with discussion regarding the town levy, asphalt costs, and the reconstruction of gravel roads. A proposal was made for more frequent grading of gravel roads. The meeting also addressed legal guidance regarding fireworks permits and provided information on a community event titled Coffee with a Cop.

The Board of Supervisors discussed various administrative and community matters, including the issuance of an operator's license, the approval of a minor subdivision certified survey map, and a variance and special exception request for Lakeland Manufacturing Properties, LLC. The meeting covered updates to the ATV/UTV ordinance, the regulation of boating areas on Beaver Dam Lake, and the installation of no through truck traffic signage to mitigate road damage during infrastructure projects. Additionally, the Board reviewed road maintenance plans, culvert projects, grant applications, and received reports on Fire Department and ambulance service activities, concluding with the authorization of voucher payments.

The meeting included the review and adoption of the previous year's financial report and a discussion regarding increases in dog license fees and procedures for unvaccinated or unlicensed dogs following a bite. Additionally, a public comment period addressed inquiries regarding current sidewalk renovations on US Highway 63, and the schedule for the next annual meeting was officially established.