Matthew Carl

The Town of Harmony board meeting included discussions on the Fire Department land purchase, which was finalized by the Town of Genoa, and the Fire Department's readiness to finalize a fire truck purchase. The board also discussed cemetery maintenance at Krause, and Lorn's attendance at LRIP training. The condition of the Recycle area at the Landfill was reviewed, and road-related matters such as wind damage, the need for new chains and tires for the truck, and repairs to a concrete culvert on the town road were addressed. Shouldering work on Enterprise Ln and other areas using milled material was mentioned, and the resurfacing of Enterprise with asphalt was completed.

The meeting included a zoning report with approvals for fire numbers and building permits. Town business included cemetery headstone repairs and waste furnace readiness. A motion was made to secure funds for a fire truck purchase. Road work updates included graveling and resurfacing projects. The treasurer's report and accounts payable were approved.

The meeting addressed multiple Conditional Use Permits (CUPs), including a commercial calf barn, animal therapy on a property, and a quarry plan. Concerns from neighbors were discussed for each CUP. The board also discussed repairing headstones in cemeteries, the Pork Chop dinner event, and Vernon County's landfill expansion. Additionally, the condition of Town Roads was reviewed, and upcoming seal coat bids were mentioned. A grant for air conditioning at the Museum was put on the next agenda.

The meeting included discussion and approval of a rock and gravel bid from Milestone Materials. Cemetery headstones are being repaired, and the board discussed future work at Krause Cemetery. The board approved the purchase of three lots in the Village of Genoa for the Genoa-Harmony Fire Department and noted the success of a recent fundraiser. An accident involving patrolmen was reported as closed by Rural Insurance, and grant work on road signs and markers has been completed and submitted. Additionally, the treasurer's report and accounts payable were approved.

The meeting included a zoning report with approvals for several permits, excluding one to be reviewed next month. The Fire Department finalized a fire truck purchase and sought a loan. Discussions were held regarding fencing at the Krause Cemetery, and a budget meeting was scheduled. Updates were provided on town roads, including culvert repairs and gravel spreading. The accounts payable report was approved with a partial payment to Scott Const.