Kathleen Pitzner

The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Discussions included a review of tax collection procedures, the decision to remove a waste oil burner from the town shop, and approval of cyber security services for clerk and treasurer office systems. The board also passed a resolution supporting a sustainable transportation funding solution, coordinated the brush drop-off schedule, and initiated the process for drafting a sealed bid advertisement for shop roof repairs. Additionally, updates were provided on cemetery activities and public inquiries regarding property lot sizes for potential home construction.

The Plan Commission approved a request from Nature Link Farms LLC for a conditional use permit to expand their poultry operation from 2,900 to 9,225 animal units. Additionally, the commission approved a petition from Cynthia Pitzner to rezone property from A-1 to A-3 to facilitate a 4.1-acre farm consolidation. Furthermore, a preliminary certified survey map submitted by the Cynthia Pitzner Trust was reviewed and approved.

The meeting included the approval of the town's financial statement. Participants established the date for the following year's annual meeting. Additionally, the assembly discussed and voted to increase the hourly compensation for elected town officials who perform supplementary duties as town employees.

The board meeting focused on the discussion and adoption of Resolution 2025-01 concerning the 2025 Town Tax Levy to be collected in 2026, pursuant to Wisconsin Statutes.

The annual meeting focused on administrative procedures, including the determination of a voice-based voting method and the review of the financial statement for the previous fiscal year. No additional agenda items were requested, and the meeting concluded with the formal adjournment.