Victor Peterson

The meeting agenda was approved, followed by the approval of bills. Key discussions included the reappointment of the Clerk and Treasurer to three-year terms, as their previous terms expiring in April 2026 were established under an appointed status in 2023. The Board authorized advertising for bids for the reconstruction of one mile of Chestnut Road, with bids due April 13th and opening on April 13th. Logistics for the upcoming Spring Election (April 7th), Annual Town Meeting (April 21st), Big Dumpster Day (April 18th), and an Electronic Recycling Event (May 16th) were confirmed. During public discussion, a representative requested that securing more funding and grants for road improvements be brought to the Wisconsin Secretary of Transportation roundtable. Town Board discussions addressed the need for culvert sag repair on Busy Nook Road, scheduling a couch pickup on Busy Nook Road, and reinstalling "Bump" signs on Golden Corners Road where they were previously broken off by the plow.

Key discussions included the presentation of the treasurer's report and the approval of bills for payment. The board unanimously approved the application to the Board of Commissioners of Public Land (BCPL) for the 2026 Plow Truck Loan and subsequently approved the necessary borrowing resolution via a roll call vote. The board discussed a proposal from the City of Oconto Falls regarding the creation of a Joint Library, with the Clerk offering to serve as a resource. During public discussion, inquiries were made regarding an ordinance for gravel pits and a candidate for county board district 20. Board discussions included a note about a spring primary election and a scheduled electronics recycling event. The board also confirmed plans to attend WTA training.

Key discussions included the approval of the Treasurer's Report and a motion to pay bills. The board revised the Garbage and Recycling Ordinance #27, resulting in a reduction of the Town's portion of the City of Oconto Falls recycling center expenses from 40% to 35%. It was clarified that all residential and commercial properties are required to pay the garbage/recycling fee regardless of cart usage. Town board discussions covered upcoming events, including a virtual DOT meeting regarding the Hwy 22 rebuild, the WTA 2026 District Meeting, staffing for the spring primary election, and scheduling an electronics recycling event in May. The board also noted the county's transition to a new emergency alert system and discussed the need to potentially purchase a new vacuum cleaner for the town building rentals. Additionally, the board noted that one final in-person tax collection day was scheduled, and there was a query regarding potential candidates for the District 20 position.

The meeting covered the approval of the agenda and previous minutes, and the payment of bills. Key actions included the approval of Bob Schindel as a poll worker, and the approval of the Holtz rezone and Land Division. Discussion focused on the status of the build versus renovate ad-hoc committee and grant signatures, which will have updates in October. Public discussion addressed requests for a street sign on Messenger Rd and sign adjustments on McDermid Drive. There was extensive discussion regarding the slow no wake ordinance and buoy placement, which will be revisited on September 16th after property owners provide feedback. Maintenance issues reviewed included coordination with the DOT regarding weed cutting at the highway 31, 22 roundabout, scheduling the second round of right of way mowing, addressing necessary culvert replacement on Little Beaver Lake Rd, and dealing with property upkeep at 8091 Busy Nook Rd. The board also discussed the sinking portion of the new Busy Nook Rd. Administrative matters included reminding the board about the ARPA spending deadline, scheduling two early in-person absentee voting events in October, moving the September board meeting to the 16th, planning for the September dumpster day, and addressing a request from the Oconto Falls Area Historical Society concerning a potential new town hall. The board also discussed ditching repairs for Chestnut Rd and the need to begin budget planning for 2025.

The meeting included the presentation of the treasurer's report and the approval of bills for payment. Key actions involved accepting a bid for propane supply from Country Visions and continuing the year-to-year contract with the building inspector, Bobbie Krozell. The Board approved the rezone request and Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for Todd Heimke's gravel pit, following prior approvals from the Town Planning Commission and the County. Discussions also covered the Town Hall build/renovate project, contingent on grant funding, and addressing a misplaced buoy in the Coffey Lane slo-no-wake area. During the Town Board discussion, a suggestion was made to use remaining ARPA funds for repairs on Daly Creek Road.