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The commission reviewed and accepted monthly reports from the Police Department, Fire Rescue Department, and Building Inspection department. Additionally, the commission approved the Police Department Patrol Officer Eligibility list for a duration of 12 months.
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The committee addressed several action items, including the denial of a sex offender residency appeal and a request for a four-way stop at the intersection of S. 21st Street and Flambeau Street. Members discussed speeding concerns on Menasha Avenue and authorized the transition to a third-party administrator for fire sprinkler system compliance checks, which includes eliminating associated permit fees. Additionally, the committee approved an ordinance regarding prohibited parking and authorized an expansion of the EMS service contract to cover the entire Town of Kossuth. A closed session was held regarding a fire rescue billing dispute, which was subsequently denied in open session.
The board discussed financial updates including the October budget review and reviewed various committee reports. Key topics included preparations for 2027 exhibits, the upcoming delivery of Tiffany windows, and the success of the recent Sputnikfest event. Operational discussions covered HVAC system evaluations, East Lawn seating enhancements, and a proposal for lounge furniture replacement. Additionally, the board reviewed progress on the strategic plan and the revision of board bylaws, which are currently being coordinated with the City Attorney.
The Board of Public Works approved an agreement with Lakeland Landscape, Inc. for tree planting services across city parks. Four change orders were reviewed and approved for various projects, including work at the former Mirro Site, sewer re-lining, sanitary and storm sewer construction, and the annual asphalt paving program. Furthermore, the board authorized several payments for engineering and public works projects, covering sidewalk replacement, street reconstruction, sanitary sewer replacement, skatepark expansion, and seal coat programs.
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