Town of Trenton

The annual meeting agenda includes the approval of minutes from previous meetings, setting the date for the 2026 annual meeting, and reviewing financial and operational reports from various town departments, including the financial report, building report, administrator report, clerk report, public works report, refuse and recycling report, police department report, emergency government report, municipal court report, fire department report, sheriff's department report, county board report, and town board report. The meeting will also allow time for any other matters that may arise.

The meeting addressed the recommendation from the Plan Commission regarding Certified Survey Maps for Adam Hubacek & John Dwyer, focusing on splitting parcel T11_014900Y into northern and southern portions. The board approved both CSMs with specific conditions related to updating the CSMs with an engineer's note and establishing an agreement regarding the provision of stormwater management documentation to prospective buyers.

The special town meeting of the Town of Trenton, Washington County, Wisconsin, resolved and ordered to adopt the total town tax levy in 2025 (to be collected in 2026) in the amount of $1,321,422.

The Town Board of the Town of Trenton held a public hearing to discuss a proposed action to discontinue Shorecrest Circle. The resolution addresses the history and conditions surrounding Shorecrest Circle, including an unfulfilled agreement for road improvements dating back to 1968. The resolution outlines the decision to discontinue the public way due to its failure to meet current town road standards. It also specifies how the land will be divided among adjacent property owners, ensuring separate road access to Newark Drive for Parcel No. T11_01100B002.

The agenda includes reviewing and accepting the February bank statement reconciliations; opening and considering sealed bids for 2025 lawn care; awarding contracts for crackfilling, chipsealing, and road reconstruction/paving (postponed from February); considering proposals for office furniture and a public works truck; amending the 2025 town budget; reviewing certified survey maps; amending a zoning ordinance; addressing the 2025-2026 state salt contract; confirming dates for Open Book and Board of Review meetings; appointing a Board of Review member; reviewing correspondence and department reports; paying bills; and recognizing Ed Doerr.