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Town of Leon
Seal coating of road, approx. 3,273 ft.
Posted Date
Mar 31, 2026
Due Date
Apr 6, 2026
Release: Mar 31, 2026
Town of Leon
Close: Apr 6, 2026
Seal coating of road, approx. 3,273 ft.
AvailableTown of Leon
Tractor and boom mower.
Posted Date
Mar 27, 2025
Due Date
Apr 21, 2025
Town of Leon
3/4" Rock, 11/4" rock, breaker run, shot rock, rip rap, hot mix, cold mix seal coating and crack filling. Bid in TONS for hot mix, gravel, chips, breaker run, and shot rock, using 100% virgin material, hauled, placed and furnished.
Posted Date
Mar 20, 2025
Due Date
Apr 14, 2025
Release: Mar 20, 2025
Town of Leon
Close: Apr 14, 2025
3/4" Rock, 11/4" rock, breaker run, shot rock, rip rap, hot mix, cold mix seal coating and crack filling. Bid in TONS for hot mix, gravel, chips, breaker run, and shot rock, using 100% virgin material, hauled, placed and furnished.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Leon
The January 14, 2025 meeting involved the Treasurer's report, which detailed fund balances and approved additional expenses. A resident raised concerns about speeding and the availability of portable speed indicator signs. Road report updates noted that roads were plowed and sanded, and the Board approved contacting Pine Breeze Dairy for reimbursement regarding intersection damage. Old business included an update on forwarding the South Street vacation process to the town attorney. New business focused on approving the 2025 PSFD Rescue Service Cost Agreement, which included a $10 per call increase. The meeting also addressed zoning matters, including conditional use permits and property razing, and correspondence regarding the Town's Association meeting.
The board received the treasurer's report detailing the general and various special funds. The road report addressed current maintenance needs, including snow plowing and necessary tree trimming. The board approved an annual consent form for the Adams Columbia Electric Cooperative and reviewed the annual report for the Redgranite Area Fire District, noting fire and EMS call volumes. Additionally, the board reviewed zoning correspondence and approved the payment of presented bills and expenses.
Key discussions during the meeting included the approval of the Treasurer's report for December 2025, which detailed fund balances for the General Fund, Cemetery Fund, Dam Fund, and Pine River Restoration Fund. In new business, the Board approved the 2026 Rescue Service Cost Agreement with Poy Sippi Fire Department. Furthermore, the Board moved to approve the vacating of the town road located between the river/mill pond and property at W3950 Cty Road H, stipulating that the requesting party will cover all associated fees. Correspondence reviewed included a notification regarding Jorgensen Enterprises' yearly permit and an upcoming County Unit Town's Association meeting.
The Special Board Meeting addressed end-of-year finances, specifically the transfer of $28,046.34 from the general fund to the truck loan fund for the 2026 payment. Payments for plowing invoices from Brothers Concrete Construction and the balance for 2026 road work from Scott Construction were approved. Additionally, an update was provided on the submitted TRIP application, concluding with an agreement to inspect specific roads for cleanup needs. The meeting concluded with the approval of presented bills and adjournment.
The Board meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance. Key discussions included a general discussion regarding the difficulties encountered during recent snow storms due to heavy snow and overhanging trees affecting plowing efforts. The Road Report noted that TRIP fund selection meetings were scheduled and that tires were picked up and a stop sign post was replaced. New business involved the approval of Election Workers for the 2026-27 Election Cycle and approval of a work application from Spectrum Mid-America. The Redgranite Area Fire District reported on receiving a DNR grant and completing furnace checks. Correspondence reviewed included a zoning letter concerning operating a business without a conditional use permit and a timber permit. The Board approved the bills presented for payment. A Special Meeting was scheduled for December 30, 2025.
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