Village of Boyceville

The board meeting agenda included staff and trustee reports, a review of village finances, and various action items. Key discussion topics included the processing of liquor license applications, a financing update for sludge removal, the 2027 Kleven proposal, the appointment of a citizen representative to the library board, resolution 26-01, and a status update on police hiring. The board also addressed fire inspection duties, the termination of a sewer use and discharge agreement with Ohly, industrial sewer rate increases, internal parliamentary procedures, and the rescheduling of the committee of the whole meeting.

The board met to convene in a closed session to address matters concerning employment, promotion, compensation, or performance evaluation data of public employees, with provisions to subsequently reconvene in open session.

The meeting included a public hearing regarding a variance request for a bus garage and a conditional use permit for a church, both of which were approved. Staff reports provided updates on library activities, public works maintenance, police department service call increases and hiring efforts, and the Village Clerk's completion of financial reporting and election preparations. Additional business included a discussion on the community Farmer's Market, the approval of quarterly board per diems, an update on committee assignments, a presentation from the Northwest Rod and Gun Club regarding facility funding and expansion, and a review of a modular home relocation project proposal.

The board meeting agenda includes reports from various village departments, including the airport, library, engineering, public works, police, and the clerk-treasurer. Trustee reports are also scheduled from the village president, board members, fire and ambulance district, library board, and community education. The financial segment focuses on expense review and approval. Action and discussion items cover sludge removal, the farmers market, lot pricing for Sykora Lane, the utility fee and rate schedule, and the rescheduling of future committee and board meetings.

The meeting featured reports from village officers including library statistics, public works maintenance and repair tasks, police department incident data, and administrative updates regarding the clerk-treasurer's office. Trustees provided updates on the Fire and Ambulance district. The board reviewed and approved the payment of village bills and discussed potential sewer rate adjustments, which were tabled for a future meeting.