Terry Malcheski

The meeting agenda was approved unanimously. The committee proceeded with business items related to the Code of Ordinances. Key discussions centered on the revision of Chapter 13. One motion to adopt the original Chapter 13 failed. The committee then worked line-by-line to correct and eliminate wording within the revised Chapter 13. Specific actions included moving rules from Section 13.02 (Comprehensive Plan) to Chapter 1 as 1.12 Obligations. Changes were made to the Mini Storage Ordinance regarding construction costs, fencing, and landscaping. Furthermore, the wording in Section 13.07 (Utility Service) was adjusted to incorporate the business district into the sanitary district exclusively. An update was provided indicating that all ordinance chapters are nearly ready for submission to the Town Board.

The meeting addressed various topics, including reports from the Little Suamico Fire Department and Community Policing. Discussions and actions were taken regarding land divisions and re-zoning requests for multiple parcels. The Park Commission reported on park improvements and upcoming events, while the Ordinance Committee discussed revisions to town ordinances. The board approved temporary alcohol beverage licenses for several events, accepted the Plan Commission's recommendation to approve the Highway 41/141 Corridor Study, and addressed a road grading plan for Rost Road. Additionally, there were announcements, general information updates, and supervisor comments.

The Little Suamico Town Board of Supervisors meeting included discussions and actions on various topics. The board reviewed and approved a new meeting format, discussed correspondence regarding an assessing contract, and received reports from the Fire Department and Community Policing. They considered a Conditional Use Permit for a haunted house and a Land Division and Rezone request. The Park Commission provided an update, and a new Park Commission Member was approved. The Ordinance Committee presented an update, and the board discussed a failed culvert replacement. They also discussed and decided to seek bids for a maintenance assessment contract, discussed employee evaluations, and adopted an amended Sex Offender Residency Ordinance. The board approved committing funds to a Fire Truck Reserve and a resolution for a Lumber Jack Grant. They also approved bills and set the next meeting date.

The meeting included a presentation of the 2024 Town Financial Audit Report and Findings by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP, which indicated a smooth audit process with no significant findings. The Town Board was advised to discuss the allocation of fund balances.

The meeting included a review of the last meeting with updates on the pickleball court and pickleball clinics. A decision was made to allow spending on items for the pickleball court, and to have the Park sprayed for mosquitos. Also discussed were plans for the summer of 2025, and it was announced that pickleball clinics would be hosted on Thursdays. The purchase of garbage cans for the park was approved.