Town of Little Wolf
E6325 County Road N
Manawa,, WI 54949
ph: 920-596-2080
Notice of Meeting
The Town Board, of the Town of Little Wolf, will be holding its
Fall Road Inspection on Saturday, October 28, 2017. The
meeting will start at the Little Wolf Town Hall, at 7:00 am,
and will End when all roads have been inspected. The
Board will be traveling in one vehicle and road decisions
may be made, regarding maintenance and future projects.
Posted on Monday, October 23, 2017
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
The regular monthly meeting of the Town board was called to Order at 7:00 pm by Chairman Moede. Board members present were: Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Wilz and Beyer. There were six residents and 3 visitors present.
Meeting Agenda was approved.
Minutes of the September meeting were approved.
Treasurer Wilz reported on the fund balances, with cash on hand balance of $110,656.69, as of October 2nd. The Treasurer and the Clerk reconciled the accounts. Wilz stated she will be attending the training for the new tax collection program next week at the Courthouse. The board approved the Treasurer’s report.
Constable: Moede reported a cat complaint from Pond Street, will make a visit back this weekend. Reported a request for a welfare check for animals on Wolf Road; will check in again. Had a tree limb down o County Yard Road, had it removed. Constable’s report was approved.
Visitors: Carol Mauser asked the Board why they couldn’t try other options for safety on County Yard Road instead of dead ending it. She felt the town could put more signs up, have more law enforcement, and spend the money to make the road wide enough and safer. Kelly Ramstack was present to ask the board to not close down the boat ramp at Fahser’s Bridge, citing its value as an access to the river.
Update on Open Issues: The junk issue on County N seems to be getting cleaned up lately, though no communications have been received from the County on it. No update on the Huber property. The Swan Road pavement repair needs to be done soon, and the work on the right of way has not been completed yet. The Board will give the owner a deadline to complete as he agreed to, or it will have to be done by the Town, and billed to him.
The Boat Landing at Fahser’s Bridge was discussed. Different options were discussed. The Clerk sent out some info requests, but had not gotten responses yet. The board tabled the discussion till the questions could be answered, in order to make the best decision.
No new info on the County Yard Road discontinuance. Beyer told the Board the letters had been served to the abutting landowners, and reminded them of the Public Hearing on the matter, to be held on November 8, 2017 at 6:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
Land Use permits were reviewed, with one new house, a milking parlor, a shed, and a pool and deck being permitted.
Fire and Ambulance: The Board approved the 2018 Budgets for the two Departments. The amounts for each department, by person, and by property values, will be on the website as soon as the budgets are approved by the Fire Board. This is an agenda item for the October 17 Fire Board meeting.
Building Use and Maintenance: Beyer reported the last exit light to be converted to LED has been done. The propane was filled last month. All should be set for the winter.
Roads/Maintenance: White Clover Road has been surveyed and marked by the county surveyor. The landowner on one parcel is questioning the right of way markings. Much discussion about the issue. The Clerk will check with the Town attorney and the Towns Association, to see what the proper way to handle the issue would be. The Fall road inspection will be done on Saturday, October 28, 2017, starting at the Town Hall at 7:00 am. This will be a posted meeting.
The Contract with Wolf River Vet Clinic is up for renewal. The price to the town went up 10 dollars per day for boarding. The Constable was satisfied with the work done there, so it was renewed, with a note on the contract to state the Town does not acknowledge cats.
The budget Public Hearing will take place on Wednesday, November 15th, starting at 6:30 pm, with the regular monthly meeting to follow at 7:00 pm. This meeting notice will be published in the paper.
Correspondence was reviewed.
The checks were reviewed, numbering 2390 through 2410. Board approved the payment of bills, with the listed checks.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:30pm.
These Minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
7:00 PM
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer, Wilz
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of September, 2017 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input/ Public Comment-
Visitors-
Business:
Update on Open Items- Junk yard on County N, Huber property, Swan Road
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjourn
Town of Little Wolf
Notice of Meeting
The Town Board members of the Town of Little Wolf, have been invited to the Annual fall meeting held at either the Waupaca shop or the Larrabee shop, by the Waupaca County Highway Department. These meetings are taking place on Tuesday, October 3, 2017, and Wednesday, October 4, 2017, respectively. There may be a quorum of Board members attending on either evening. There will be no motions or decisions made.
Sincerely,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. A quorum was confirmed, with Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz attending. The Resolution to propose to Discontinue a portion of County Yard Road was given to those in attendance. The reason for the Discontinuance was given by the board: For public safety. A copy of the resolution will be put on the town website. A copy of the map will be posted in front of the town hall, and will be available by request to the Town Clerk. A letter will be served to the affected land owners, with the map and legal description included.
Meeting was adjourned at 7:18 pm.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk
Resolution for Discontinue Portion of County Yard Road
STATE OF WISCONSIN Resolution # 2017-DR-10
Town of Little Wolf
Waupaca County
The Town Board of the Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin, by this resolution, adopted by a majority of the town board on a roll call vote with a quorum present and voting, and proper notice having been given, resolves and declares as follows:
The Public way described below is vacated and discontinued under s 66.1003(4), Wis. Stats. It is in the public interest that the public way described below is vacated and discontinued under s. 66.1003(4), Wis. Stats. The public way to be discontinued is described as follows:
Legal Description for proposed discontinued road
Of part of Southeast of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 22 and part of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 27 all being located in Township 23 North, Range 13 East, Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin described as follows:
Commencing at the South 1/4 corner of said Section 22; Thence South 89°04'14" West along the South line of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 22, 33.07 feet to the West right-of-way line of County Road "B" and the point of beginning; Thence South 00°53'35" West along said West right-of-way line of County Road "B", 33.02 feet to the South right-of-way line of County Yard Road; Thence South 89°04'14" West along said South right-of-way line, 1287.00 feet to the West line of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of said Section 27; Thence North 01°02'32" East along said West line, 33.02 feet to said South line of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 22; Thence North 00°34'49" East along the West line of the Southeast 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 22, 33.01 feet to the North right-of-way line of County Yard Road; Thence North 89°04'14" East along said North right-of-way line, 1286.96 feet to said West right-of-way line of County Road "B"; Thence South 00°42'15" West along said West right-of-way line of County Road "B", 33.01 feet to the South line of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 22 and the point of beginning.
The discontinuance of the above-described public way will not result in a landlocked property and no owner of property abutting the discontinued public way will be damaged by the discontinuance. The discontinued public way will be vacated and the land awarded to the following owner or owners of real estate abutting the discontinued way: Behnke Farms and/or Zemple, (survey determined).
The Town Clerk shall properly post or publish this resolution as required under s. 60.80, Wis. Stats.
Notice of Special Meeting
Town of Little Wolf
Thursday, September 28, 2017
7:00 PM
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Town of Little Wolf Town Board has called a Special Meeting, to take place on Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 7:00 PM at the Little Wolf Town Hall. The purpose of the Special Meeting is to consider and introduce a Resolution to Discontinue a portion of County Yard Road. This is a required step in the process, according to State Statute 66.1003(4).
The Agenda :
Call to Order
Roll Call/ Confirm Quorum
Review Resolution
Act on/Introduce Resolution to Discontinue a portion of County Yard Road
Public Comment
Adjourn
PUBLIC NOTICE
THE TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
Notice hereby given to the Residents of the Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County, of a Public Hearing. The Town Board Will take public comment on the two following subjects, in this order:
1) Discontinuance of Highway on County Yard Road, approximately .25 mile West of County B, and
2) The designation of a Class B Highway in the Town, on North Water Drive.
The Town Board will take Public comment from interested parties on Wednesday, November 8, 2017 beginning at 6:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall, until all wishing to speak have had an opportunity, or 8:00 pm, whichever comes first. After the first Public Hearing is adjourned, the Board will take Public Comment on the second matter, until all have had an opportunity to speak, or 9:00 pm. Any questions may be directed to the Town Clerk, at 920-596-2143.
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
Special Meeting Minutes
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the Special Meeting to Order at 7:00pm, reading the Open Meeting Statement. Board members present: Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz and Beyer. Quorum was confirmed.
In order to cover the Road expenses for the September payments, the Resolution to move $45,000.00 from the Money Market account that was designated for roads, was required. Resolution 17-BA-2, which resolves that the money be moved into the 2017 Roads account, was presented to the Board. Motion by Elsner, second Prellwitz to adopt Resolution 17-BA-2 . No discussion. Motion Carried.
Motion from Moede, second Elsner, to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 7:10pm.
Respectfully Submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Notice of Town Board Special Meeting
Town of Little Wolf
Thursday, September 14, 2017
7:00 Pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Little Wolf Town Board will hold a Meeting on Thursday, September 14, 2017 at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall. The purpose of the meeting is to make an amendment to the 2017 Budget. The agenda is:
Call to Order
Roll call/ confirm Quorum
Amend the 2017 Budget by Resolution
Adjourn
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The open meeting statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Elected Officials present were: Moede, Elsner, and Prellwitz. Wilz was excused. There were 10 others present.
Motion by Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the Agenda as presented. Motion Carried.
Minutes of the August meeting were approved as presented.
Treasurer’s Report was read. Total cash on hand as of 9-5-17 was reported as $221,967.11. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled the books. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the Treasurers report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report- Complaint on Wolf Road regarding horses and dogs left unattended for a week or more. Moede found the animals to be fed, but not well kept. Residents are in process of moving, and finding homes for the animals. Moede will check in on them again. Also received multiple complaints of noxious fumes from asphalt production on Baldwin Road. One complaint of a dump truck passing a car on North Water Drive; Moede reported the striping of the center line took place after this call. Constable Report was approved by voice vote.
Public Comment: Duane Abrahamson spoke about the noxious asphalt fumes that caused his workers to have physical ill-effects. He called multiple county representatives, and had some of them come to the business. He also mentioned he observed more activity at the local junk spot on County N. K. Hass stated there are dump trucks going on the wt. limit posted portion of Swan Rd. There was discussion by board members about the road and right of way condition on Swan Rd.
Business:
No official updates on Junk yard on County N, Huber property. Swan Road repairs were discussed, and the road patching will be getting done later this month.
The Memo of Understanding with the County Clerk was discussed. It was regarding the Election assistance from the Clerk’s office, and the choices offered. The Town Clerk is doing the majority of the Election work on the WisVote already. The best choice for the Town is Option 3. It provides the printing of the poll books and other Election Day items. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to go with Option 3, for 150 dollars per year. Motion carried.
Pin Oak Road- fire numbers on the road were replaced; new ones start with an N, instead of E. Beyer reported she spoke to the resident on that road, and they are satisfied with the new signs being installed, with the correct number. Beyer will do a physical check and compare to records, and order the proper signs.
Fahsers bridge was damaged, by the dumping of waste oil, for the purpose of doing burn outs with a car. Elsner asked for the research to be done to close the boat landing to the public for swimming and loitering. There is a garbage issue, and some of the garbage includes syringes and broken bottles and other items. The Clerk will find the info necessary, and it will be an October agenda item.
The Board discussed discontinuing a portion of County Yard Road, between County B, and at a point to be determined by a survey. The lack of enforcement of the 6 ton wt limit, and the safety of the residents is the reasons cited for this move. There will be a public hearing, and notices will be sent to the adjacent landowners, when the survey is completed. Chairman Moede stated the town should also consider holding a public hearing to get input on placing a Class B designation on North Water Drive. The Board agreed to move ahead with both items.
A complaint received from a resident on Leighton Avenue was discussed. A 35 mph sign was requested. Moede stated that this road qualifies for DOT standards, considering length and number of residents, to put a 35 mph sign there. Moede and Prellwitz were in favor. Elsner was against putting up the signs. Elsner will put up two signs, until such a time that the DOT gives the go ahead to post it at 25 mph.
The town received notice of two cutting permits granted. One Land Use Permit for a shed and garage was received.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, September 19 at 6:00 pm and is open to the Public. The Fire Board will be approving the 2018 Budgets for the Departments.
The town Attorney is working on the MOU with the Sheriff’s Department, no updates.
Roads—Garrity Road is completed. Ditch cutting to start after September 15th, weather permitting. Swan Road needs patching. Cemetery Road needs patching by the sink hole.
Beyer reported some leaks discovered in the roof of the building, had them repaired.
Towns Association Fall workshop and the State convention are upcoming. Beyer will be attending both, with the board’s approval. The board approved the attendance and reimbursement of expenses and mileage and per diem for Beyer to attend.
Reminder of the Board of Review, which will be held on Wednesday, September 20, 2017. Open Book is from 4 till 6. Board of Review is from 6 till 8 pm.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills presented for payment were reviewed. Checks numbering 2367 through 2389 were approved for payment.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:30 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
7:00 PM
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer, Wilz
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of August, 2017 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input/ Public Comment-
Visitors-
Business:
Update on Open Items- Junk yard on County N, Huber property, Swan Road
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Closed Session Meeting
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the Closed Session meeting to Order at 7:02 pm. The Open Meeting Statement was read, with the exemption for the closed session stated. Board members present were: Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer and Wilz. Atty Thompson was also present. There were two non-residents present.
Motion from Elsner, second Prellwitz to go into Closed Session. Motion carried by Unanimous vote. Meeting went into closed session at 7:07 pm. Visitors exited the Board room.
Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz, to reconvene into Open Session. Motion carried without a negative vote. Meeting back into Open Session at 9:17 pm. Chairman Moede opened the door, to signify the Open Session. Three visitors came into the Board room at this time.
Motions from the Closed Session were made.
Motion from Elsner, to have the Town Attorney drafts the appeal of the decision by Circuit Court to deny the Town’s appeal of the Board of Adjustment decision regarding the Thiel Pit. The appeal will go the State Appellate Court. Motion seconded by Moede. No further discussion. Motion Carried.
Motion from Moede, second Elsner, to schedule and move forward with a Public Hearing on Vacating a portion of County Yard Road, in the Town, due to safety reasons. Motion Carried unanimously.
Motion Moede, second Elsner to schedule a Public Hearing on a possible Class B designation on North Water Drive in the Town, due to safety issues. Motion carried with no negative vote.
Motion from Prellwitz, second Moede, to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried without a negative vote. Meeting was adjourned at 9:22 pm.
These Minutes are subject to Board approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
PUBLIC NOTICE
CLOSED SESSION MEETING
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2017
7:00 PM
LITTLE WOLF TOWN HALL
The Town Board, of the Town of Little Wolf, has called a Special Meeting, to be held at the Little Wolf Town Hall, at E6325 County Hwy N, Manawa, WI, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2017 at 7:00 pm. The purpose of this Special Meeting is to go into Closed Session to confer with our Attorney. The State Statute allowing the Closed session is cited below.
19.85 Exemptions. (1) Any meeting of a governmental body, upon motion duly made and carried, may be convened in closed session under one or more of the exemptions provided in this section. The motion shall be carried by a majority vote in such manner that the vote of each member is ascertained and recorded in the minutes. No motion to convene in closed session may be adopted unless the chief presiding officer announces to those present at the meeting at which such motion is made, the nature of the business to be considered at such closed session, and the specific exemption or exemptions under this subsection by which such closed session is claimed to be authorized. Such announcement shall become part of the record of the meeting. No business may be taken up at any closed session except that which relates to matters contained in the chief presiding officer's announcement of the closed session. A closed session may be held for any of the following purposes:
(g) Conferring with legal counsel for the governmental body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved.
The Agenda is as follows:
Call to Order at 7:00 pm
Motion to convene into Closed Session.
Reconvene into Open Session
Action, if any, from Closed Session
Adjourn
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:02 pm. Open Meeting statement was read, and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. All Elected Officials present at Roll Call, and there were 9 residents and 3 visitors present.
Motion from Prellwitz/second Elsner to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Motion from Elsner/ second Moede to approve the June 2017 Minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer gave the fund balances and report. Total cash on hand as of August 1, 2017 was $174,621.12. Motion from Moede/ second Elsner to approve Treasurer’s report. Motion Carried.
Constable: Moede picked up one dog on Spring Creek Road, owner was located. Prellwitz picked up one dog and its owner collected it. Motion from Elsner/ second Prellwitz to approve the Constable’s report. Motion carried.
Public Comment: T. Wadzinski reported she had a dog show up at her house, it had tags, and she was able to reunite the dog with the owner. K. Hass asked what the status of the Swan Road issue was. Moede stated we would discuss when it gets to that point of agenda. Wadzinski also asked if the minutes could include more detail when there are votes made, to explain why the board members voted the way they did. J. Ashby asked if there was an ordinance that controlled the hour of shooting guns and other explosives; Elsner stated the County Ordinance says 11 pm is the end time.
Open items: County Rd N: numerous calls regarding offloading in the right of way from a pickup and trailer. The Sheriff’s department was called, sent out a Deputy; no citations were issued for unsecured load. Land owner told Deputy he was loading junk to haul to Bear Creek. Ryan Brown, from County Zoning was at last month’s meeting, and stated he was going to see if the County could move along with getting this fixed. The Clerk stated she has heard nothing back, from Brown, since then. Huber property on Garrity: it looks like someone has moved into the house that Huber had told the Town Attorney would be torn down. Swan Road: due to a family medical emergency, the deadline to finish the moving of the driveway, and restoring of the road right of way, was extended. The new deadline was to be July 30th. The driveway was moved, the right of way has not been restored to a safe condition. Clerk was asked to call the landowner, and determine if he will finish the right of way, or if the Town should proceed and bill him.
Discussion on Municipal Court: Clerk gave the board the details of the Municipal Court that she had gotten from that Clerk. There could be a startup fee. Yearly fee of approximately $1000.00, plus any bills in excess of that, are split between member municipalities. The Town must adopt an Ordinance, so a public hearing is required to get public input. The Town will have an appointed Court Board member. Board meets quarterly. The recent article in the Waupaca Post, from the Manawa City Council committee of the Whole meeting, had some statements that the Town Board found disconcerting. Board expressed disappointment that a meeting was held, with the Town on the agenda, yet we were never made aware of it. The Town would have gladly had a rep at that meeting to answer any questions the City Committee had. The Town had hoped for a more collaborative effort from the City, and the joint effort of law enforcement could have benefitted both municipalities. Discussion regarding the lack of enforcement from Waupaca County Sheriff’s Department took place. Residents felt the County should be doing the enforcement, since we pay taxes for just that reason. The Board stated we will move forward with the Public Hearing, hoping for a good attendance from the residents. The Hearing will ask for input on either joining the Municipal Court and utilizing Manawa Police Department, or paying overtime for the Sheriff’s Department. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz, to schedule and publish the notice for the Public Hearing, date chosen is September 18, 2017 from 6-8 pm, with a Special Meeting to follow to act on the issue. Motion was Carried with no negative votes.
Comprehensive Planning: The Planning Commission held a meeting, prior to the Board meeting, to consider and recommend the CSM and a Petition for Zoning Map Amendment for a parcel owned by Malia Ryan. Ms. Ryan would like to build two more storage facilities; one now, and one more in the future. Her parcel is now in Farmland Preservation, and needs an Overlay of Rural Commercial (RC-O). All seemed in order and consistent with the Town’s Comprehensive Plan. The Planning Commission recommended, unanimously, in favor of the Petition. Motion from Elsner/ second Moede, to approve the CSM for the parcel. Motion Carried. Motion from Elsner/ second Moede, to approve the petition for the Zoning Map Amendment, as written on the application form, adding an Overlay of RC-O, to the parcel already zoned FP. Motion Carried.
A resident on Pin Oak Road has asked for a name change of the Road, to Pin Oak Lane, as it was proposed on the Subdivision map, when it was created. Beyer stated she has spoken to Register of Deeds, and they sent her a map of the Colony Oaks Subdivision. It shows the road was named, at that time, Sunset Lane. The Town records show it has been called Pin Oak Road from the start of the Road tax files. Beyer will check it further with the County Highway Department. Going forward, the resident that is asking for the change needs to get the permission of all residents on that road that will be affected. Once that happens and is documented, the Town can proceed with getting the name change formally done. Beyer will continue to get the issue resolved.
The issue of a Resolution for a Reward for theft/damage to Town property was tabled.
Land Use Permits were reviewed. There were 8, for various types of structures.
Resolution # RS-17-V was read aloud, and discussed by the Board. Landowner petitioned the Town to Vacate platted streets on his platted property. The streets were platted over 40 years ago, and were never improved as such. In order to divide the lot into two parcels, the platted streets need to be vacated by the Town. Since the Town has no intention of putting any public ways on this property, it was found to be justified to adopt the Resolution. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to adopt the Resolution to Vacate. Roll call Vote recorded 3 Ayes, 0 Nays. Motion Carried.
Fire and Ambulance: Tuesday August 15, 2017 is the next meeting of the Rural Fire board. Preliminary Budgets were presented by both Departments last month. This month the Board will be considering approving the 2018 Budgets, and recommending them to the municipalities.
Roads: Swan Road will be getting the right of way, and ditch issue taken care of. Beyer will be getting the bill for the culverts on Garrity Road, and is to bill out to the landowners. Ditch mowing will be in September/early October, weather permitting.
Board of Review will be held in the Town of Little Wolf on September 20, 2017. Open Book will be from 4 pm till 6 pm. Board of Review will be from 6 pm till 8 pm. Ad will be in the Waupaca Post.
Reminder of the Town’s Association meeting on Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 6pm.
Budget amendment 17-BA-1, to move $9.46 from the General Gov’t fund into the Dam account, was discussed. Motion from Moede/second Elsner to make the amendment. Motion Carried.
Correspondence was reviewed. Letter from Stephanie Kragh was read. To be on the September Agenda.
Bills and Checks were presented. Motion from Moede/second Elsner to pay the bills with checks numbering 2347 through 2366. Motion carried with no Negative votes.
Motion from Moede/second Prellwitz to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 pm.
These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Respectfully Submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
PUBLIC NOTICE
Planning Commission Meeting
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
6:00 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Planning Commission will hold a meeting on Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 6:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall, to discuss, and consider making a recommendation to the Town Board at the regular monthly Board meeting, which is on Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 7:00 pm. The agenda is:
Call to Order
Roll call of Members, confirm Quorum
Discuss/form Recommendation for the following:
Petition for Zoning Map Amendment for Areas within Farmland Preservation for Malia Ryan located in Sec 15, Town of Little Wolf (parcel number 13-15-21-1). She is requesting to put up 2 additional mini-storage buildings and due to her property now being in Farmland Preservation, she will need to rezone that 2 acre parcel to the RC-O (Rural Commercial - Overlay) District for that use.
Ms. Ryan will attend, to answer any questions the Commission may have.
Public Comment
Commission Recommendation for the Town Board
Adjourn
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
7:00 PM
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer, Wilz
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of July, 2017 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input/ Public Comment-
Visitors-
Business:
Update on Open Items- Junk yard on County N, Huber property, Swan Road
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Special Meeting Proceedings
Friday, July 21, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the Special Meeting to Order with the Open Meeting Statement, the Closed Session statement and the exemption used.
Roll call showed the full board present. There were 7 residents, and one Town of Royalton resident present. One more resident arrived after meeting started.
Motion from Moede, second Elsner to approve the agenda, after moving the Closed Session to the top of the order. Motion Carried unanimously.
The Residents/Visitor exited the Board Room at 6:04 pm.
The Board reconvened into Open Session at 6:38pm. The residents and visitor returned to the Board room.
Moede read the statement from the Closed Session:
On July 11, 2017 the town board awarded a contract to AA for Garrity Road in a 2-1 vote.
Motion from Moede, second from Elsner to rescind the awarding of the Garrity Road project to American Asphalt. Motion carried. Roll Call Vote: Moede, yes; Elsner, yes; Prellwitz, yes.
Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to award the Garrity Road project to the next lowest responsible bidder, Northeast Asphalt. Motion carried . Roll Call Vote: Moede, yes; Elsner, yes; Prellwitz, yes.
Motion from Moede, second Elsner to Adjourn. Motion Carried unanimously. Meeting was adjourned at 6:43pm.
These Minutes are subject to Board approval.
Respectfully Submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
Town of Little Wolf
Friday, July 21, 2017
6:00 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Chairman of the Town Board has called a Special Meeting, to be held on Friday, July 21, 2017 at 6:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall. The purpose of this meeting is to reconsider, and possible action on such reconsideration, the action taken to award the Garrity Road project to American Asphalt. The action was taken at the Town Board meeting on Tuesday, July 11, 2017.
The Board may go into Closed Session under State Statute 19.85 Exemptions. (1) Any meeting of a governmental body, upon motion duly made and carried, may be convened in closed session under one or more of the exemptions provided in this section. The motion shall be carried by a majority vote in such manner that the vote of each member is ascertained and recorded in the minutes. No motion to convene in closed session may be adopted unless the chief presiding officer announces to those present at the meeting at which such motion is made, the nature of the business to be considered at such closed session, and the specific exemption or exemptions under this subsection by which such closed session is claimed to be authorized. Such announcement shall become part of the record of the meeting. No business may be taken up at any closed session except that which relates to matters contained in the chief presiding officer's announcement of the closed session. A closed session may be held for any of the following purposes: (g) Conferring with legal counsel for the governmental body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved.
The Agenda
Call to Order, with Open Meeting statement
Roll Call
Discussion / possible action regarding Garrity Road Bid(der)
Convene into Closed Session, if necessary
Reconvene into Open Session
Action/Statement from the Closed Session
Adjourn
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm with the Open Meeting Statement. The Pledge was recited. Roll call showed all Elected Board members present. There were 2 residents and 6 visitors present.
Motion from Moede, second Elsner to approve the Agenda, with one order change. The Opening Sealed bids was move to the top of the agenda. Motion carried with no negative votes.
Motion from Elsner, second from Moede, to approve the June meeting Minutes. Motion carried.
Treasurer gave the fund balances, stated the Clerk and Treasurer reconciled the accounts. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz, to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Motion Carried unanimously.
Constable Report: Moede reported on 3 dogs at large on two separate calls. One dog taken to Wolf River Vet’s and the other two were picked up by the owner. Moede stated he had two complaints on asphalt fumes. Motion from Elsner, second Prellwitz to approve the Constable’s Report. Carried.
There was no Public comment.
Sealed bids were opened. There were 3: Waupaca County Highway, American Asphalt and NorthEast Asphalt were the bidders. Bids were for the Garrity Road project. WC Highway Department - $88,625; NorthEast Asphalt - $84,630; American Asphalt - $ 76,769. Motion by Moede to award to NorthEast Asphalt. No second. Motion from Elsner to award to American Asphalt, second from Prellwitz. Discussion: Moede stated he thought it was not a good idea to award a job to a company that is currently suing the Town. No other discussion. Voice vote : Elsner, Aye; Prellwitz, Aye; Moede, No. Motion passed. The Clerk signed the contract at the direction of Supervisor Elsner.
Open Items: no report on the Huber property on Garrity Rd. Swan Road: the board and Jim Hass have a signed agreement that Hass will construct a driveway to the north of the one presently in service, and the right of way will be restored. There is a deadline of July 20th on the completion; if not finished by that date, the town will have the work done, and charge the expense to Hass. The junkyard issue on County N was discussed, as Ryan Brown from Zoning was present. He stated that with the ‘donation’ of all the tires and the need to remove junk from the right of way, this has pushed this issue into a different type of obligation from the County. They will be taking legal steps to rectify, as the law allows. One possible step is ordering the cleanup, or the county starting the effort by court order.
The Town enacted a resolution in September of 2002, establishing impoundment fees for dogs at large. This will allow a bill to be charged to dog owners, for the capture/care of an animal. Also allows for mileage and other costs. The Board discussed and resolved by motion from Moede, second from Elsner, to start billing owners, effective immediately. This motion was carried. The Clerk was asked to make up an invoice for the Constable to use. The Clerk was also asked to review the approved amount for the constable to be paid for these services, as it was voted on at the Annual Meeting in April of this year.
Ryan Brown was present, from Waupaca County Zoning, to answer any questions about the Broadband Resolution the board was considering. The Resolution shows the Town’s support of expanding Broadband coverage in the County. Brown assured the board there would not be financial implications for the Towns. There is federal grant money for the upgrade of coverage, but, it does not require expansion. So, if you don’t have coverage, the companies providing service are not required to expand coverage. Josh Werner, City of Waupaca, was present, to explain the proposed involvement by the City. They are checking with the Emergency Management, to see if the 911 towers could accommodate putting Broadband on them, without compromising emergency services. The board discussed the support of this Resolution. Motion from Moede, second Elsner, to approve Resolution 2017-BB-01, supporting the work toward expanding Broadband for the rural areas. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
The Clerk has been in contact with the Municipal Court Clerk, and will proceed, by direction of the Town Board, to our Town joining this court. This will be an August agenda item.
The Board tabled the resolution to offer a standing reward for theft or destruction of Town property, till the August meeting, so the Clerk can research the legality of doing so. Motion by Prellwitz, second Moede to table. Motion Carried.
There were several Land Use permits reviewed.
The River Street request to vacate was discussed. There was no petition received from the party/parties requesting the action, so the subject was tabled. The board instructed the Clerk to continue working with the Town Attorney.
Fire #’s- The Chair has been working at installing the remaining new fire number signs. Beyer stated she received a phone call from a resident that stated the road name on his fire number sign has been wrong for years. The board asked the Clerk to pursue finding out the name given for the road, when the subdivision was accepted.
Fire and Ambulance Board meets again on Tuesday, July 18 at 6 pm at the Manawa City Hall. The last meeting had the fire chief reporting 3 new members on the fire department. The ambulance was busy with standby at the rodeo, and a high volume of calls were reported for both departments. The July meeting will have the preliminary budgets for 2018.
Building Maintenance: the wet drywall in the closet for the senior meals was discussed. The Clerk will get someone in to put an air vent or something similar in the adjoining walls. The fire inspection was completed; there are two exit lights that need to be upgraded to LED. Clerk will take care of that.
Roads: the crack sealing/filling was completed. The Garrity Road project was discussed earlier in the meeting.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented, with a Profit and Loss statement for the year to date. Motion from Elsner, second Prellwitz to approve the Checks numbering 2321 through 2346 for payment. Motion carried without a negative vote.
Motion from Elsner, second from Moede to adjourn. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 pm.
These Minutes are subject to Board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
7:00 PM
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer, Wilz
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of June, 2017 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input/ Public Comment- The Chairman will ask for Public Comment, at this time any one may speak for the allotted time, about any item of concern.
Visitors-
Business:
Update on Open Items- Junk yard on County N, Huber property, Swan Road
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:00pm. The Open Meeting Statement was read, followed by recital of the pledge of Allegiance. Board Members present were: Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Wilz and Beyer. There were five residents and five visitors present.
Motion from Prellwitz, second Elsner to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried with no nay votes.
Motion from Moede, second Elsner to approve the Minutes from the June 2017 meeting. Motion Carried with no negative vote.
Treasurer Wilz gave the reconciled fund balances. Stated the cash on hand on June 9, 2017 was $214,371.05. The clerk and Treasurer reconciled. Motion from Moede, second Elsner to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Motion carried without a negative vote.
Constable’s Report- Moede reported on one dog at large on May 11, he took to WR Vet. The Owner picked up the next day. On May 18 he cut up some trees fallen on Depot Rd. On June 7th, multiple calls regarding fumes from the asphalt plant. Motion from Elsner, second Prellwitz to approve the Constable’s Report. Motion Carried without a negative vote.
There was no Public Comment.
Visitors: Pete and Annette Ziebell were present to ask the Town if there were any steps they needed to follow, when preparing for the Rodeo Fireworks, Thursday evening. The Board suggested they canvass the neighbors again, to let them know. Otherwise, letting the proper emergency services know and having the fire dept. on standby would suffice, just like last year. Pete asked if the Board could direct him to the proper contact to get the ditch on 22/110 dug out, there is a drainage issue. He was instructed to call the County Highway Department, they could give him the contact at the State DOT.
Business: Updates, none from the Huber property. Rekoske property on N, has turned into a dumping ground for garbage. Most recently, a large load of tires was ‘donated’ by an unknown donor. The Sheriff’s department was called and is investigating. The County Highway Department will be coming out to remove them from the right of way. The Board has come to a tentative agreement with the pit owner on Swan Road, and the agreement was discussed. There were two points the Clerk asked the Board to decide/clarify. The agreement will be ok’d by the Town Attorney, and the Clerk will meet with the Owner and get it signed. Motion by Moede, second Elsner to approve the agreement with Jim Hass, regarding Swan Road. Motion Carried without a negative vote.
The board discussed joining the local Municipal Court. It involves adopting Ordinances, and getting initial approval from that Court, to join. Beyer has made the initial contacts, and will continue the process, if the Board approves. Motion by Prellwitz, second Elsner to approve moving forward with the process of application to Municipal Court, bringing back all information available to the July Meeting. Motion Carried without a negative vote.
Liquor Licenses for the year, from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018 were reviewed. Motion by Moede, second Prellwitz, to approve the Cedar Springs License, with 4 Operators. Motion Carried. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the Crosscut Solutions License. Motion Carried. The Temporary, or ‘Picnic’ License for the Lions Club, during the Manawa Rodeo was review. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the Rodeo license and 2 Operators. Motion Carried without a negative vote.
Comp Planning: Moede attended a Training Session for Board Members and Planning Commission members, held the previous Thursday at the Courthouse. It was put on by the Zoning Department. Moede stated it was a good seminar.
Land Use Permits were reviewed: One for a free stall barn and manure pit, 2 for decks, and one for a shed. There were no CSM’s. Beyer explained the River Street request to vacate ‘statuses. The land owner has retained a lawyer, and the attorney has contacted Beyer. They will be working to get this ready for a July agenda.
There was one UDC inspection report, for an all season’s addition.
Fire numbers: one new number requested, sign has been ordered. Beyer stated she had received an email, asking when the new signs will be put up. Moede stated he will work on at night when able, and will work on them this weekend. Elsner stated the residents all have signs up, they just aren’t all new.
Fire/Ambulance: last month had Election of Fire Board officers: President is Mary Eck, VP is Elsner, and Board Sec/Treasurer is Roger Henschel. Next meeting is on Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 6:00 pm and is open to the Public.
Buildings: Mona from the Senior Meals, reported to Beyer that the closet in the entrance hall had mold on the wall. Beyer asked Moede to check into it, make sure there was no roof leaking issues. Fire extinguishers had been checked by Ahern last week, Beyer reported.
Roads: Ditch Mowing on Town roads will be done by July 1. Quote from Fahrner was reviewed. All roads the board asked about were on there, except for Schultz road, which Fahrner suggested be skipped. The Roads quoted are as follows: Storm Lake Rd for $5642; Miller Lane for $1777; Oak Rd for $4820; Little Creek Rd for $1972; Knopp Road East for $3197; Doud Road for $7430; Heinke Rd for $300. This is a total of $25,138.00. Motion from Moede second from Elsner to approve the crack sealing work from Farhner. Motion Carried without a negative vote. The ad for the sealed bids for work on Garrity Road has been published, and also put on the town website. The July meeting will have the opening of the sealed bids, and award the job, on the agenda. Moede stated the washouts on Spring Creek Road had been fixed by the Land Owner, and a large berm and tiling had been done. Also, an overlay was done on North Water Drive and Baldwin Rd. Elsner stated the Guardrails in the Town need to be sprayed for weeds.
There is no date available yet for the Board of Review. Beyer expects it will be in August, at the earliest. The Board agreed to Beyer doing the Certification for the Board of Review, if she is willing.
Correspondence was reviewed, including a Thank you from Rudy Beyer, Little Creek Cemetery. They appreciated the maintenance money that the Town sent them.
Payment of bills: Checks numbering 2303 through 2320 were presented for payment. Motion by Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the payment of bills. Motion Carried without a negative vote.
The board signed checks and answered some questions from those present, while waiting for Fire Chief Rosenau to arrive. When he arrived, Clerk Beyer swore him in as Fire Chief.
Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:13 pm.
These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Respectfully Submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
PUBLIC NOTICE
SPECIAL CLOSED SESSION
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
Monday, June 12, 2017
7:30 PM
LITTLE WOLF TOWN HALL
The Town Board, of the Town of Little Wolf, has called a Special Meeting, to be held at the Little Wolf Town Hall, at E6325 County Hwy N, Manawa, WI, on Monday, June 12, 2017 at 7:30 pm. The purpose of this Special Meeting is to go into Closed Session to confer with our Attorney. The State Statute allowing the Closed session is cited below.
19.85 Exemptions. (1) Any meeting of a governmental body, upon motion duly made and carried, may be convened in closed session under one or more of the exemptions provided in this section. The motion shall be carried by a majority vote in such manner that the vote of each member is ascertained and recorded in the minutes. No motion to convene in closed session may be adopted unless the chief presiding officer announces to those present at the meeting at which such motion is made, the nature of the business to be considered at such closed session, and the specific exemption or exemptions under this subsection by which such closed session is claimed to be authorized. Such announcement shall become part of the record of the meeting. No business may be taken up at any closed session except that which relates to matters contained in the chief presiding officer's announcement of the closed session. A closed session may be held for any of the following purposes:
(g) Conferring with legal counsel for the governmental body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved.
The Agenda is as follows:
Call to Order at 7:30 pm
Motion to convene into Closed Session.
Reconvene into Open Session
Action, if any, from Closed Session
Adjourn
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
7:00 PM
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer, Wilz
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of May, 2017 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input/ Public Comment- The Chairman will ask for Public Comment, at this time any one may speak for the allotted time, about any item of concern.
Visitors- Pete and/or Annette Ziebell- Fireworks for Rodeo
Business:
Update on Open Items- Junk yard on County N, Huber property
and Manawa Lions Picnic License for Rodeo
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Notice of Special Meeting:
The Town Board will meet on Tuesday, June 6, 2017, to formally Adjourn the Board of Review, as the tax roll is not ready. This shall take place at the Little Wolf Town Hall at 7 pm on Tuesday, June 6, 2017. The date of the Board of Review will be published when it is determined.
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Tuesday, May 09, 2017
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm, reading the Open Meeting Statement. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Board members present were: Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Wilz and Beyer. There were six residents, and 3 visitors present.
Motion Elsner, second Prellwitz to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Motion Moede, second Elsner to approve the Minutes of the April meeting. Motion Carried.
Treasurer gave the fund balances. There is a balance on hand of $245,616.04. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Motion Carried.
Constable: Moede reported on a dog at large, will be following up after today, as it was gone. Motion Elsner, second Prellwitz to approve the Constable’s Report. Motion Carried.
Visitor Input: Geraldine Prellwitz asked about the Stop sign on Industrial Drive, where it goes onto County Yard Road. The Stop sign is not being followed. Moede will check with the Mayor of Manawa, and see if they can do more presence. Wilz also noted the Stop sign on Pine and Shop, which is the city’s, needs to be replaced. Moede will give that to the city also. Mary Kowaleski shared an article from the Waupaca Post, written by Kathleen Vinehout. She stated the operations in the Thiel Pit are expected to ramp up for the season, very soon. Read an article from the EPA, about the effects of exposure to asphalt fumes and dust and other airborne particles from pits. She stated she has shared this info with many county board members, and has not received a single comment back, with the exception of one member. Moede stated he has still not received a legal reason, from Waupaca County, that shows where the hot mix plant is allowed on an Ag zoned parcel. It is not allowed on an Ag zoned parcel, and a Conditional Use Permit is not even allowed for this use. The Hass pit was brought up, with complaints regarding the disobeying of the 6 ton weight limit. Customers of the pit are disregarding the weight limit, and going out of the pit to the East.
Updates on County N junk yard: Beyer got a complaint call on meeting day, told the caller to give the Town’s representative on the County Board. Swan Road damage; Moede stated the town attorney has sent a letter to the pit owner, giving suggestions to alleviate the road issues.
Discussion of the Deputy Constable position. The Town would like to be able to appoint a Deputy Constable to help with road signs and fire number signs. This is something that is allowed for. It will be done on an ‘as needed’ basis. Kevin Hass has stated he would help with the sign work.
One Land Use permit was issued for a deck.
There were no CSM to approve. There were no UDC Inspection Reports.
One new fire number was ordered for a site for a new home.
Fire and Ambulance Report: the used Gator was sold to Marion Fire Department, for a sealed bid of $8001.00. Next meeting is on Tuesday, May 16, and the elections for Fire Board officers will take place. The fire board meetings are Open to the Public.
Building Use: the new driveway is staked out, pending approval from the County. This will be done this summer.
Roads: the Road report was reviewed, from the Spring Road Inspection. Crack filling bids will be sought. Discussion regarding quotes for blacktopping for Garrity Road project. Elsner will get the specs, and he and Beyer will get the bid request in the paper. Duane Abrahamson stated he and his family will be doing the ditch clean up again this year, from their property line on Baldwin Road, to North Water Drive. The Board thanked him for the contribution. Geraldine Prellwitz mentioned a safety hazard on Industrial Drive, south end, where the stop sign is. This is where it enters County Yard Road. She stated it is a hazard, as people do not stop at all. She also stated someone threw tires in the south ditch on County Yard Road. The board discussed the 35 MPH Speed Limit on North Water Drive. The Public Hearing on the matter received only favorable comments, with no objections. The Chairman has been communicating with the DOT regarding the Towns responsibilities for the Ordinance. The preliminary opinion was we were covered, but Moede is waiting for a formal OK. He expects it later this week. Motion from Moede, second Elsner to Adopt the 35 mph Ordinance on North Water Drive, Ordinance 2017-05, pending DOT formal approval. Motion Carried without a negative vote. This will take effect on May 15, 2017, and be enforceable after it is published, which is in the first possible publication, slated for Wednesday, May 17, 2017 in the Waupaca Post.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Checks and Bills were presented. Motion from Moede, second Prellwitz to approve the payment of bills with Checks numbering 2287 through 2302. Motion carried without a negative vote.
Motion by Moede to Adjourn. Second from Prellwitz. Motion Carried, at 8:02 pm the meeting was adjourned.
These Minutes are subject to Board approval.
Respectfully Submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Little Wolf Town Hall
7:00 PM
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Elsner, Prellwitz, Beyer, Wilz
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of April, 2017 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input/ Public Comment- The Chairman will ask for Public Comment, at this time any one may speak for the allotted time, about any item of concern.
Visitors-
Business:
Update on Open Items- Junk yard on County N,
Swan Road damage
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
TOWN OFFICERS – 2017-2019
TOWN CHAIRMAN- ALAN MOEDE
SUPERVISOR 1 – RANDY ELSNER
SUPERVISOR 2 - LOWELL PRELLWITZ
CLERK – JACKIE BEYER
TREASURER –RHONDA WILZ
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Town of Little Wolf
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