Town of Little Wolf
E6325 County Road N
Manawa,, WI 54949
ph: 920-596-2080
ELECTION DATES FOR 2020:
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, July 9, 2020
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of June, 2020 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2020
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
LITTLE WOLF TOWN HALL
The Town Board Chairman has called a Special Meeting of the Board, to take place on Thursday, June 25, 2020, immediately following the Planning Commission meeting, at the Little Wolf Town Hall. This meeting is Open to the Public. The Agenda is as follows:
Call to Order
Open Meeting Statement: this meeting is Open to the Public and the press has been notified, so the citizens may be made aware of the time and place and purpose of the meeting.
Roll Call
Action on Recommendation for a CUP
Public Comment
Adjourn
Notice of Planning Commission Meeting
Thursday, June 25, 2020
6:30 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Planning Commission will hold a meeting on Thursday, June 25, 2020 at 6:30pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
The item for consideration is a recommendation to the Town Board, for a Conditional Use permit for the Gene and Joy Griffin property, parcels 13-12-33-2 and 13-12-34-2. The proposed permit is for a nonmetallic mine , with the materials removed to be utilized for various Highway construction projects. The Agenda is as follows:
Call to Order
Confirm Quorum with Roll Call
Review the Conditional Use Permit application
Recommendation to the Town Board by Resolution
New Business
Adjourn
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, June 11, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were no residents present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Bonikowske/Moede to approve the May, 2020 minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report: Beyer reported handling a complaint about a fence that was built on Leighton Avenue. Moede reported goats at large, found on North Water Drive. They wander from their home on Cemetery Road. Owners are not home when Moede stops in. Beyer reported a mess of garbage at the landing at Fahser’s Bridge. Board discussed possibly closing it if the littering continues. Beyer/ Bonikowske to approve the Constables Report. Carried.
Visitors: Casey Beyersdorf, WCHD Superintendent, was present to speak about the project on County Road N. The County is asking for a CUP for a non-metallic mining operation in the Town. The aggregate will be used on the road project on County Rd N. Beyersdorf stated he needs the CUP addressed and asked if it could be expedited to keep the road project on track. Clerk Beyer stated she would expedite the process in the same manner as is usually done for a resident. Beyersdorf spoke about the many calls and questions regarding the fence and posts that are in the County ROW at the BB Bridge. There has been a survey conducted by a third party, showing the gated/fenced portion is indeed County right of way. This matter will be addressed with the property owner as soon as the proper paperwork has been filed. The gates and posts and fencing will be removed.
Business:
Open Book and Board of Review have been scheduled: Open Book will take place on August 13, from 10 am till noon. The Board of Review will take place on August 20, 2020 from 6 pm till 8 pm.
The renewal of the Liquor Licenses was reviewed. Cedar Springs Golf Course and Crosscut Solutions applied for renewal. Server Licenses applied for: Nicole Starr, Tammy Prill, Rae Lynn Mielke and Dakota Affeldt. Bonikowske/Moede to approve the Liquor Licenses and the Server Licenses. Carried.
Land Use permits were reviewed. 2 building permits and a driveway permit were issued.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, June 16. The Fire Board meeting is open to the Public.
There will be a Planning Commission Meeting scheduled to review and recommend to the Board, the Conditional Use Permit request from Waupaca County for the County N project.
Building Maintenance: the light in the hallway was fixed. Building is available to rent out for parties and other occasions.
Roads- Beyer met with County Surveyor on Swamp Road, and they located the markers. A 66 ft. turnaround will be constructed at the end of the road, to allow for roads to be made passable. Swan Rd is finished for now. Murray Rd will be graded very soon; may need some gravel added to fill in the holes.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3119-3134 were presented for payables. Moede/Bonikowske to approve payment of bills with checks 3119 - 3134. Carried by all.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:17 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, June 11, 2020
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of May, 2020 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 8:51 pm. . Roll call showed Moede, Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were no residents or visitors present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the April, 2020 minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report: Moede reported one call regarding a dog at large on Progress Rd. The dog led him right to its home. Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Constables Report. Carried.
Business:
One CSM was received; Beyer had yet to review it to determine if a Planning Commission meeting was needed. If no meeting is needed, the Chairman can sign it for return.
Land Use permits were reviewed.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, May 19th. It will be held in person, or by call in if any board members do not feel comfortable attending in person.
Building Maintenance: Propane tanks are about 35% full. Will watch the price to fill before fall.
Roads- work on Swan Road was finished. Culvert and ditching on Blake Creek. Hillside road had some ditching and culvert repair done. Heinke Road will have a little gravel work done. Swamp Road will need some gravel, and a turnaround added before winter. Any further work this year will need to be carefully considered, keeping the revenue stream in mind.
Two new Election Officials were appointed for the April election, due to a staff shortage because of the Covid pandemic. These two workers need to be approved by the Board for future use. They are Leslie Wilz and Jacob Elsner. Beyer reported they both did a great job, and it was nice to see young people getting involved in the process. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the two Election Officials as listed. Carried.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3104- 3118 were presented for payables. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3104- 3118. Carried by all.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 9:35 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
2019 ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES
MAY 14, 2020 7:00 PM
LITTLE WOLF TOWN HALL
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:03 pm. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Elected Officials present: Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and J. Beyer. Others present: David Bree and Tania Wadzinski. Moede confirmed that those present that were residents were allowed to vote at this meeting. Voting residents: 6.
Moede/Bonikowske to approve the minutes of the 2018 Annual Meeting. Carried with 6 ayes, 0 no.
The annual financial reports were reviewed, with no questions or comments.
Comprehensive Planning: the following member appointments were renewed: Rhonda Wilz, Ken Groholski, Tammy Arndt. One new member, Marylin Hurda was appointed. Moede/J. Beyer to approve the appointments. Carried 6- Ayes, 0- no.
Fire/Ambulance representatives: Rod Beyer and Joel Bonikowske are the reps, with Alan Moede and Jackie Beyer being the alternates. Moede/R. Beyer to approve the appointments. Carried with 6- ayes.
Jackie Beyer/ J. Bonikowske to reappoint the County Post as the official newspaper. Carried with 6- ayes, 0-no.
Building Use/Maintenance: Wilz asked about the use of plexiglass shields for the upcoming tax collection season, and the two remaining elections. J. Beyer stated she has some good photos of examples used by other municipalities that could be constructed. J.Beyer/Wilz to approve the construction of two plexiglass shields for use during future tax collection and elections. Carried with 6 yes votes, 0 no votes. A discussion took place about acquiring a generator for the Town Hall in case of a weather or other event leaving people without power. The town hall could be used as a source for water or warming if it became necessary. Or to keep the town hall open and running during an election if there is a widespread power outage. R. Beyer will get prices and options for hook up and bring to the June town board meeting.
Roads: the revenue stream for the year was discussed. With the second tax payment being delayed by the state, the possibility of the towns budgeted incomes being delayed as well was discussed. David Bree was present to ask when Swamp road was going to be maintained and made passable. The signs and posts that were put in need to be removed, which had been blocking the road. The courts have decided it is a town road, and the town has to keep it passable. The budgetary constraints were brought up, and the additional expenses on Swamp road will take monies away from other planned projects. The town will get the surveyor in to mark the actual ends and right of ways. Some right of way posts were put in and have been removed. These will need to be reinstalled. The town will have gravel put in where needed, and a turnaround will need to be put in, so the county trucks are able to get in and out when doing work. Mr. Bree said we had covered all of his concerns this night.
Recodification of Town Ordinances: J. Beyer spoke about having the Town Ordinance book recodified. Simply put, it would be edited to take out outdated ordinances, or those that state law covers. Then all of the ordinances would be put in digital format and cleaned up. The cost would need to be estimated by the companies that offer this service. The board felt it should wait till next year, due to the budget and revenue uncertainties right now, because of the Covid pandemic.
Salaries and per diems were reviewed. The board members felt they were sufficient.
Public Comment: Tania Wadzynski asked if the Town was aware that the Hass pit on Swan Road was going to be supplying the County with sand, and wondered if Swan Road was going to be used for hauling. The town had not been informed of the use, but stated the 6 ton weight limit is in force, and the County will follow that, unless they are hauling to a job for the town, in the town. The board was hopeful that the county highway department would communicate with them prior to starting any projects.
The next Annual Meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 7:00 pm.
Moede/Beyer to adjourn the Annual Meeting. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:50 pm.
These minutes are subject to approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Minutes- Adjourn Board of Review
Thursday, May 14, 2020 6:55 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 6:55 pm, with the open meeting statement. The Clerk verified the publication of the meeting notice.
Bonikowske/Beyer to Adjourn the Board of Review to a safer time, when the assessment rolls have been completed. Motion Carried.
Beyer/Bonikowske to Adjourn this first meeting of the Board of Review. Carried.
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk
NOTICE OF MEETING
Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County
Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 6:55 pm
Adjourn the Board of Review
The Town Board of the Town of Little Wolf will call the Board of Review for 2020 to Order, in order to Adjourn to a later date, due to the Assessment Roll not being complete.
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Immediately following the adjournment of the Annual Meeting, or at 8:00pm
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of April, 2020 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE AND PLAN TO ADJOURN
The Annual Town Meeting of the Town of Little Wolf will be called to order at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 21, 2020, at the Town of Little Wolf Town Hall located at E6325 Cty Rd N, Manawa, Wisconsin.
Due to the current public health emergency, it is anticipated that after calling the meeting to order there will be a motion and vote to immediately adjourn the annual town meeting to Thursday, May 14, 2020, as allowed under Wis. Stat. § 60.11(4).
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Adjournment
Posted:
1. Town hall posting board
2. Manawa Recycling Center
3. Cedar Springs Golf Course
4. Town of Little Wolf website: townoflittlewolf.com
Saturday, April 17, 2020.
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk of the Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Open Meeting statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll call showed Moede, Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were no residents or visitors present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the March, 2020 minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Bonikowske/Moede to approve the report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report: Moede reported complaints regarding too many animals on Wolf Road residence. County Zoning sent a letter to resident back in February, no action since then. Complaint regarding chickens in neighbor’s yard on Leighton Ave. Moede attempted to speak with owner, but nobody would answer the door. Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Constables Report. Carried.
Business:
There were no Land Use permits to review.
Next Fire Board meeting is pending, due to the Coronavirus.
Building Maintenance: One proposal for Lawn Care at the Town Hall was received from Chris Roehl. The board all expressed satisfaction with the work he did last year. Moede/Bonikowske to hire Roehl for the 2020 Lawn Care season. Carried.
Roads- the list of roads needing pot hole patching, grading and shoulder work was given to the County Highway Department. The work will be done starting next week, weather permitting. Ditching on Swan Road was discussed, with prices being requested prior to work orders being signed.
Clerk Beyer reported the election went smoothly, considering all of the precautions and staffing issues due to the Coronavirus. Beyer stated that there were masks, gloves, sanitizer and sanitizing wipes provided for the poll workers. All pens were used once and then sanitized before putting back into use. Voting booths and machine and all table surfaces were sanitized after use. The floor was marked with tape to ensure the social distancing was being followed. These measures were the suggested ways to keep the workers safe, and some chose to not wear the masks, as was their personal choice. The absentee requests hit an all -time town high; higher than a presidential election. The turnout was near to 50%. The date of April 13th will have the final counts and tallies, determining the results for the Town.
The Annual Meeting was discussed. The traditional date of the third Tuesday was a concern due to the ‘Stay Safer at Home’ directive expected to still be in place. Due to this limit of public allowed at this meeting, the Board has decided to postpone the Annual Meeting until Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 7:00 pm, with the regular May Town Board meeting to immediately follow the adjournment of the Annual Meeting. This annual meeting notice will be published as required by law.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3082 – 3103 were presented for payables. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3082-3103. Carried.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 7:55 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of March, 2020 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
NOTICE OF SPRING ROAD INSPECTION
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2020 AT 7:00 AM
The Town of Little Wolf Town Board will be doing the Annual Spring Road Inspection On Saturday, March 28, 2020 starting at 7:00 am at the Little Wolf Town Hall. The purpose of This Inspection is to assess the road conditions in the Town, and discuss what work will be Taking place in 2020 and the future.
This is considered a Town Meeting, and is Open to The Public. If any resident has a concern they would like to discuss with the Board, when they Are on your road, please contact the Chairman or the Clerk before that day, so it can be noted.
Please practice the Social Distancing recommended by the Governor and the CDC, to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, March 12, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Open Meeting statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll call showed Moede, Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There was one resident present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the January, 2020 minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Moede /Bonikowske to approve the report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report: Moede reported complaints regarding too many animals on Wolf Road residence. Also one dog at large on Wolf Road; owner found. Complaint regarding chickens in neighbors yard on Leighton Ave. Beyer /Bonikowske to approve the Constables Report. Carried.
Business:
There were no Land Use permits to review.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, March 17 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. This meeting is open to the public. (This meeting was cancelled due to the Covid-19 virus.)
Building Maintenance: propane could be filled, will watch the price. Alliant contacted Moede about burying the line to the Town Hall. Beyer will contact Electrician to coordinate the hookup for new underground service.
Roads- Trimming was done on Cedar Springs Rd and Garrity. Beyer had one complaint that it was unsightly. The County has since gone back and trimmed the shredded looking branches. The spring Road Inspection was scheduled for Saturday, March 28th at 7 am. A second date, in case of inclement weather, was picked; April 18th will be the ‘rain’ date.
Tania Wadzinski stated her dissatisfaction with the lack of communication from the County Highway Department as to when and how County N was going to be worked on.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills/Checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3066-3081 were issued. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the payment and the Checks. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 7:45 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, March 12, 2020
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of February, 2020 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Open Meeting statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll call showed Moede, Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There was one resident present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the January, 2020 minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances and her report on Tax Collections. She reported a 95% tax collection. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Moede /Beyer to approve the report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report: Moede reported complaints regarding trucks on Spring Creek Road, coming from the Lind pit; running too early and not tarped were the complaints. Also a complaint from a resident on Pine Crest that they are getting too much sand on their road. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Constables Report. Carried.
Visitors: Kevin Hass gave a road report, of snow plowing issues. One resident on Spring Creek Road is pushing snow across the road and leaving just off the edge of the blacktop. This is going to be impossible to move back if we continue getting snows. It also could cause a dam up if there is a fast thaw, which will make the water go onto the road, causing another hazard. Moede will stop in and see the resident. The board told Hass to call the Sheriff’s Department on offenders as he sees the violation.
Business:
Contract renewal with Wolf River Vet Clinic was discussed. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the renewal. Carried with all ayes.
The Election Security Contingency Plan was explained by the Clerk. It is a requirement for the grant money received from the state. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the Security Plan. Carried 3-0.
Comp Planning- Beyer stated there was a Planning Commission meeting prior to the Board meeting. It was recommended that the Conditional Use Permit sought by Rieckmann Family Trust be approved. It is for the Reichmann’s to allow Star Dairy to utilize their manure pit to store ‘gray water’ from their cheese plant, and it to be spread or broadcast when weather permits. Beyer/Bonikowske to approve the Conditional Use Permit for Rieckmann Family Trust. Carried 3-0.
There were no Land Use permits to review.
With the retirement of Paul Hanlon, a new Building/UDC Inspector was needed. The Clerk was able to get a letter of commitment from Paul Hermes, from Kimberly. Hermes sent a contract which the Board reviewed and discussed. Hermes will start on March 1, leaving no gap between Inspectors. He will be on the same fees as Hanlon was, as far as collecting and what the town retains. This is 90/10 respectively. Moede/Beyer to accept the terms of the contract for Paul Hermes, for a 5 year initial, auto- renewing contract. Carried 3-0.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, February 18th at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. This meeting is open to the public.
Roads- Discussion about continued snow plowing and brush cutting to be done.
Correspondence was reviewed. The quarterly Towns Association meeting is on Thursday, February 20, 2020. It will be held in Waupaca at the new County Highway Shop.
Bills/Checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3030-3065 were issued. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the payment and the Checks. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:40 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Notice of Planning Commission Meeting
Thursday, February 13, 2020
6:00 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Planning Commission will hold a meeting on Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 6:00pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
The item for consideration is a recommendation to the Town Board, for a Conditional Use permit for the Rieckmann property located at E7134/E7156 Garrity Rd, parcel number 13-13-43. The Rieckmanns are proposing to use their manure storage vessel to hold waste from Weyauwega Star Dairy during winter months and then land spread the waste when conditions allow. The Agenda is as follows:
Call to Order
Confirm Quorum with Roll Call
Review the Conditional Use Permit application
Recommendation to the Town Board by Resolution
New Business
Adjourn
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, February 13, 2020
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of January, 2020 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, January 9, 2020
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Open Meeting statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll call showed Moede, Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were two residents present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Moede/Beyer to approve the December minutes. Motion Carried.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances and her report on Tax Collections so far. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Moede /Bonikowske to approve the report. Motion Carried.
Constable Report: Moede reported complaints on too many animals on a parcel on Wolf Road. Beyer had complaint of dogs at large, visited the owners and told them to get their dogs licensed and keep them at home. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Constables Report. Carried.
Visitors: Kevin Hass gave a road report, of snow plowing issues. He also reported failing culverts on White Clover Road, with the water up to the top of the ditches.
Business:
There were no Land Use permits to review.
The Town has received a letter from the Building Inspector, Paul Hanlon. Mr. Hanlon is retiring, and will not be serving the town after March 1st, 2020. The Clerk has obtained a couple of prospects, but has not secured anyone to take his place at time of the meeting. The next recourse would be to default all inspections to the State. This will be an agenda item as we move forward.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, January 21st at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. This meeting is open to the public.
Building Use- The Waupaca County Meals program has closed the site at the Town Hall. They cited low attendance and cost savings as the reasons. Rhonda Wilz asked for the Lion’s Club to use the Town Hall for their 2 meetings a month.
Roads- Discussion about the road projects coming up, and getting specs for the projects. The final approval of the money from the LRIP will be in July of 2020, so RFP will go out after that, as the project is slated for 2021. Moede mentioned the water issue on North Water Drive west of Baldwin Road on the South side. Tax payers were happy with the plowing job done in the Town Hall parking lot, which is done by Scott Jaeger.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Final Budget amendments for 2019: Resolution 19-BA-07 That the 2019 Budget is hereby amended, to reflect the transfer of $27,268.03 from General Government, $1,250 from Landfill, $3,949.84 from Fire/Ambulance and: $15,288.45 from Roads $942.96 from Recreation, all moved into the Contingency Fund, thereby leaving the Contingency Fund with a final balance of $ 53,909.28. Resolution 19-BA-08 - That the sum of $53,909.28 is hereby transferred from the Contingency account into the Cash Carryover account.
Bills/Checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3003-3038 were issued. The Treasurer will be holding 10 more checks to issue escrow refunds as they are incurred. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the payment and the Checks. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:06 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, January 9, 2020
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, Bonikowske, Beyer, Wilz, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of December, 2019 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
TOWN OFFICERS – 2017-2019
TOWN CHAIRMAN- ALAN MOEDE
SUPERVISOR 1 – ROD BEYER
SUPERVISOR 2 - JOEL BONIKOWSKE
CLERK – JACKIE BEYER
TREASURER –RHONDA WILZ
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Town of Little Wolf
E6325 County Road N
Manawa,, WI 54949
ph: 920-596-2080