Ron Ambrozaitis

The board discussed the resignation of a board member, creating two vacancies. Key agenda items included reports on library expenditures, activities, and statistics, as well as an update on the library's cabinet and kitchen upgrade project. The board also reviewed sections of the Trustee Essentials manual and noted upcoming agenda items for the following meeting, including policy review and officer elections.

The council meeting addressed various community issues, including library updates and public feedback regarding the usage of the city field. Key actions included the appointment of a board member to the Community Center Board and Board of Appeals, and the approval of temporary liquor and wine licenses for upcoming community events. The council approved two resolutions authorizing the city to seek reimbursement for expenditures related to lead service line replacements and water main projects through the State of Wisconsin Environmental Improvement Fund. Additionally, the council approved a schedule change for the August meeting and ratified a long-term land lease agreement with the Hydroflites. A proposal regarding the potential sale of a local ball field for private development was discussed but did not proceed due to a lack of a motion.

The Planning Commission reviewed and recommended for approval a proposed draft ordinance regarding camping requirements at the Chetek Municipal Airport. Additionally, the commission approved a request for the installation of an ADA-compliant ramp at a residential property classified as a legal non-conforming structure.

The council discussed and approved the hiring of a new police officer to begin employment in June. Furthermore, the meeting involved a review of the codification of city ordinances, specifically focusing on clarifying administrative titles, with the final passage scheduled for the following month's meeting.

The committee discussed updates regarding the Gotham Parks Sports Facility, including a potential bocce ball court. Planning for a food truck event during Liberty Fest is underway, and logistics for a kayak rental program involving a collaboration with the Rod & Gun club were reviewed, with the committee agreeing to purchase a dock using park funds. Preliminary discussions regarding a 5-10 year parks plan occurred, along with a proposal for a shed at the dog park. Additionally, a family fun day at the sports complex is being planned.