Town of Little Wolf
E6325 County Road N
Manawa,, WI 54949
ph: 920-596-2080
Agenda's and Minutes
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, September 9, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Supervisor Beyer called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede via phone, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were no visitors/residents present.
Bonikowske/Moede to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Moede to approve the August, 2021 Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. Beyer/Bonikowske to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 2-0, with Moede abstaining.
Constable Report: no report.
Assessor Report: Assessor expects to be finished in the Town in October; Board of Review will be late October.
Business:
Operator Licenses to approve for Julie Wurth and Tiffany Wurth, working at Crosscut Solutions. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Operator Licenses, expiring in June of 2022. Carried 3-0.
Town’s Association Fall Workshop- it’s time to register for the workshops. The Town chose to order the packet of materials to be mailed. The Town chose to order the packet of materials to be mailed. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the $30 expense for the material packet. Carried 3-0.
Land Use Permits were reviewed. One for a deck rebuild and sunroom; one for an accessory structure and detached garage; one for a storage shed and one for a culvert replacement on N. Rail Road by Waupaca County.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, September 21, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. The Fire Board meeting is Open to the Public.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported a request for signs on Swan Rd for ‘trucks entering’. The County checked and confirmed there are signs there already. Beyer reported a lot of rain damage on different roads. Water going over the road. Chips on North Water Drive washed out in two spots. Fahrner will leave till spring and check it then and decide how to proceed. The pile of chips left over will be used then.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3450-3465 were presented for payables. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3450-3465. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Moede to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 7:42 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, September 9, 2021
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 August, 2021 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Assessor Report-
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, August 12, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were no visitors/residents present.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the July, 2021 Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Moede reported the Sheriff’s Department was called in to evaluate the goat at large situation. No report from the Sheriff’s Dept. regarding the status. Also a call regarding damage to Fuhs Rd from the construction company doing work on the State Rd 22/110. It will be repaired according to Tom Burch of American Asphalt. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve Constable’s report. Carried 3-0.
Visitors Input: None
Business:
Reviewed the Fee Schedule for the Building Inspector. The Town will be getting a larger share of the fees compared to before. Moede/Beyer to adopt the Fee schedule, using the applicable portions on the sheet presented. Carried 3-0.
Land Use Permits were reviewed. One for an accessory shed on White Clover Rd; one permit for River St for an assortment of improvements; One for a pond on Knopp Road.
Fire Numbers : one to order for a parcel off Schultz Rd.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. The contract for the building of the 2 new fire trucks was done last month. This months’ business will be to discuss the new Covid restrictions and vaccine mandates. The Fire Board meeting is Open to the Public.
Building Use and Maintenance: New exhaust fans were installed in the 2 restrooms. The purchase of a generator for the Town Hall, with a quote from Master Electric was reviewed. How to fund the expense was reviewed. The recovery act funds are a moving document, and will be followed closely. The generator would be necessary in the event of a local disaster or power outage. In the case of an Election, the state does not allow the election to stop for that reason. Moede/Beyer to approve the purchase of the generator. Carried 3-0.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported that Fahrner will be doing the crack sealing, start date of August 23rd. There was a quote received for culverts on Rail Road. This qualifies for cost sharing. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the work order for culverts on Rail Road. Carried 3-0. The repairs on Spring Creek Road in front of the Zemple farm were discussed. There is a large spot that holds water, causing a safety issue. The proposed work will cut out the hole, and fill in with gravel and pave, which will straighten and widen the road at that spot. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the repair of the spot on Spring Creek Road in front of Zemple farm. Carried 3-0. Beyer also stated the pit on Swan Road has finished hauling in foundry sand for reclamation. A resident requested their driveway be paved by the County, at their own expense. The Town Board feels it is not a good practice to start, as all residents will want the Town to facilitate the paving of private driveways. The Towns’ limit is the right of way. The ditch mowing will be done soon. This is the cutting that goes back to the right of way.
Budget Amendment- 21-BA-14 : BE IT RESOLVED by the TOWN BOARD of the Town of Little Wolf as follows: That the sum of $9,083.05 is hereby transferred from the Manawa Dam Account, to the Roads account, thereby leaving a $0.00 balance in the Manawa Dam Account. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve Budget Amendment 21-BA-14. Carried 3-0.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3427-3449 were presented for payables. Moede/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3427-3449. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 9:13 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, August 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 July, 2021 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Assessor Report-
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
Notice of Planning Commission Meeting
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
6:30 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
The Planning Commission will hold a meeting on Wednesday, July 28, 2021 at 6:30pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
The item for consideration is a recommendation to the Town Board, for a Zone Map Amendment request from Abraham and Robyn Pellett, parcel # 13-24-11-2. This request is necessary to match the other parcel owned by the Pellets’, in order for them to be allowed to build a shed on their property. This is a collaborative effort with the Town of Lebanon, as the second parcel mentioned is located in the Town of Lebanon. The proposed shed would be placed in both towns, traversing the town boundary line. The Town Board will meet immediately following the planning commission meeting to discuss and act on the matter.
The Planning Commission Agenda is as follows:
Call to Order
Open Meeting Statement
Confirm Quorum with Roll Call
Review the Zoning Map Amendment application and discussion
Recommendation to the Town Board
New Business
Adjourn
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
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.
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Bonikowske, Beyer, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Discussion and Action on the requested Zone Map Amendment Application- Pellett
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, July 8, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were six residents present.
Beyer/Bonikowske to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Moede/Beyer to approve the June, 2021 Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Moede reported taking care of two downed trees, weather related; Beyer reported on one downed tree from weather. Moede had a complaint on day of meeting regarding goats at large. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve Constable’s report. Carried 3-0.
Visitors Input: John and Carol Schell and Stacey and Scott Eggleston were present to ask about the status of the tree brush and branches on the Towns’ lot on Pine Crest Drive. They wanted to know when the mess would be cleaned up. The Town explained the logger has been able to sell the logs for pulp after a wait for demand. Sup. Beyer explained he has contacted someone to get the brush and stumps removed, but is waiting to ‘settle up’ with the logger. This process was slowed by weather, truck issues and low demand for pulp logs. Now that the logs are gone, it can get finished. The Chair reminded the residents the Town took the trees down to alleviate the potential for property damage to the Schell’s’ property in the event the trees were blown over. The Town wanted to do this, but make it budget neutral; this meant it may take a little longer. Sup. Beyer reported the stumps and brush should be taken care of in July. Also present were Gary and Kevin Hass, asking about the damage to Swan Road from the trucks hauling in to reclaim the Hass pit. There is also a crushed culvert from their turning into the pit. Gary also stated his house is black from the dust from the foundry sand they are hauling in; his house will need to be pressure washed again. They also stated the equipment is dragging mud onto the roadway. Moede told them to contact the company doing the reclamation- they are good about follow up to complaints. Kevin Hass asked about the wild Parsnip and if the Town was going to have it sprayed this year. Sup. Beyer reported he had been in contact with the County Highway Department a couple of weeks running, to get it sprayed in Little Wolf. The window for spraying is when it’s flowering, and before it turns to seed. The County has not gotten back to him with an answer.
Business:
Budget Amendments: # 21-BA-12 and 21-BA-13 were reviewed and discussed. A resolution changing the 2021 budget of the Town of Little Wolf, Wisconsin,
Adopted by a two-thirds majority vote of the entire membership of the TOWN BOARD, at a properly noticed meeting, held on July 8, 2021;
BE IT RESOLVED by the TOWN BOARD of the Town of Little Wolf as follows:
No. 21-BA-12: That the sum of $200.00 is hereby transferred from the Dam Account to the Landfill Account.
No. 21-BA-13: That the sum of $30,000 is hereby transferred from the Cash Carryover account to the Road account.
Moede/Bonikowske to approve Budget Amendments 12 and 13. Carried 3-0.
Land Use Permits: Permits received from Waupaca County Zoning for a Cutting notice for Mike Lemke; DNR notice of permit for a landscape pond for Allen Hildebrand; additions to deck, patio, concrete apron and mobile chicken coops for Jason Bessette; a new home for Derryan Abraham and a new home for Kris and Shauna Zielke.
One new Fire numbers were issued.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. The contract for the building of the 2 new fire trucks is on the agenda for action. The Fire Board meeting is Open to the Public.
Building Use and Maintenance: discussion regarding the use of the Federal Recovery funds, of which the first installment of $73 thousand plus dollars was received.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported that Fahrner will be doing the crack sealing in July. Discussed a need for a paving repair on Spring Creek Rd by Zemple farm. Beyer will check into that.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3406-3426 were presented for payables. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3406-3426. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted, Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, July 8, 2021
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, 2021 meeting Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input – John and Carol Schell, re: Pine Crest tree debris
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, June 10, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. No visitors present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Moede to approve the May, 2021 and May 23 Special Meeting Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. Wilz shared Line of Credit options if the Board would need to short term borrow money. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. Moede/Beyer to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Wilz reported the dogs on River St have been licensed. Complaints from Swan Rd, regarding the Stop sign at Spring Creek Rd, someone blowing the stop sign. Fahser’s Bridge is having the issue of illegal parking, underage drinking and disorderly behaviors. The Sheriff’s Department has issued at least one citation so far, and R. Beyer spoke to the Sheriff on June 10th. The residents are urged to call the Sheriff’s Department and report any problems. They will be having more presence as they are able. Beyer/Bonikowske to approve. Carried 3-0.
Visitors: none present.
Business:
Liquor Licenses were reviewed. Licenses up for renewal are for: Cedar Springs Golf Course, and Crosscut Solutions. A Temporary License requested for the Lions Club, Manawa Rodeo. Operator (bartender) licenses for: Nicole Starr; Jackie Beyer; Tammy Prill; RaeLyn Mielke; Dakota Affeldt; Floyd Gerl and Jim Quinn. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Liquor Licenses for the year. Carried 3-0.
Mitigation Plan- In order to update the County FEMA compliance, a resolution was sent to all towns to edit for their own use. This just keeps the County in a position to apply for Federal Funds in the case of a disaster. Resolution 21-EM-01 Moede/Bonikowske to approve. Carried 3-0.
Land Use Permits: Permits received from Waupaca County Zoning for a garden shed, a shed, a shed with deck, and the Transfer Facility on Swan Rd is adding an addition.
UDC Permits: One new home permit received, originally issued in 2020.
2 new Fire numbers were issued. Once the signs come in, they will be placed.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. Jackie Beyer was elected as Fire Board President. The Board is considering quotes for new fire tender truck and a new brush truck.
Building Use and Maintenance: Reviewed a proposal to repair the roof and fascia on the building. There is a hole that can allow birds and flying insects in the siding. Moede/Beyer to approve the work to be done by NCW Exteriors to fix the roof and damaged soffits for a cost of $735. Carried 3-0.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported on the work done on Swan Road; residents are satisfied with the job done. There is some paperwork to be turned into the County for the LRIP reimbursement. Culvert on Murray Rd has been replaced- 50/50 cost share on culvert has been approved. Fahrner is ready to start their chip seal work, but the hot weather is slowing them down. The product does not dry well when it is this hot. Ditch mowing should be completed before the July 4th weekend.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3389-3405 were presented for payables. -Moede/Bonikowske to approve payment of bills with checks 3389-3405. Carried 3-0.
Motion from Bonikowske/Beyer to go into Closed Session. Carried 3-0 at 8:25 pm.
Beyer/Bonikowske to reconvene into Open Session at 8:45 pm. The Statement from Closed Session : the Board authorized the Clerk to follow up with the Building Inspector as discussed, with a motion from Moede/Bonikowske to give that authorization. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 8:46 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
MEETING NOTICE
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
NOTE CHANGE OF DATE
7:00 Pm
Adjourn the Board of Review
Notice is Hereby given that the Town of Little Wolf will call the Board of Review to Order at 7:00 pm, on Thursday, June 17, 2021, to Adjourn the meeting to a later date, at such a time the Assessment roll has been completed.
Information on Open Book, the Board of Review, and the assessment process is available by calling the Town Clerk at 920-596-2143 after 5 pm, or the Assessor, at 715-535-2734. The Board of Review will hear and act on objections to property value assessments at their meeting to be determined at a later time.
Notices pertaining to Open Book and Board of Review will be published at least 15 days prior to these meetings. Persons wishing to appear before the Board must file an Objection Form with the City Clerk. Forms and instructions are available upon request of the Town Clerk. To schedule an appointment or to meet with Assessor, please call the number listed above.
Jackie Beyer
Town Clerk
Agenda:
Call to Order
Move to Adjourn BOR to a later date
Adjourn
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
Sunday, May 23, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
6:00 pm
Open Meeting – THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAS BEEN POSTED AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Bonikowske, Beyer, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Discussion and Action on Road Project quotes received
Murray Road paving
Cracksealing/ slurry seal proposals
Adjournment
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, May 13, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. No visitors present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the April, 2021 Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. An updated list of dog registrations was given to board members. Moede/Beyer to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Wilz reported the dogs at large on River Street have not been licensed, which was required to happen by May 1st. Moede will visit the resident and enforce the statute. Beyer/Bonikowske to approve. Carried 3-0.
Visitors: none present.
Business:
The Bids received for the Swan Road project were opened on Monday, Mat 10th at a Special Meeting. Both bids met the criteria listed in the bid request. Moede/Bonikowske to award the project to Northeast Asphalt for a cost of $172,098.35. Carried 3-0.
No update on the goose round up on the Manawa Mill Pond.
Land Use Permits: One for a gazebo, one for a patio and sidewalk and deck. 2 cutting notices received.
UDC Permits: there was a final for a garage and a new home. These will add 108,000 to the tax roll.
2 new Fire numbers were issued. Once the signs come in, they will be placed.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall.
Building Use and Maintenance: Beyer patched the hole in the west side of the building. He discovered some other minor maintenance issues in the fascia and siding. The water conditioning and water heater were discussed. The cost of these replacements varies. Clerk has been delving into the funding that is supposed to be released in June to the towns. These items may be covered in this grant money from the Federal govt.
Roads- Rod Beyer did a ride along with the Fahrner rep, and submitted a list of roads that need crack sealing, filling or slurry seal. When the quote comes back, the board will address. Budget discussion regarding how to keep up with nearly 50 miles of road maintenance, on a tight budget. Borrowing was discussed.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3372-3388 were presented for payables. -Moede/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3372-3388. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 8:17 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
PULIC NOTICE
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
Notice is hereby given to the Residents of the Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County, of a Special Meeting of the Town of Little Wolf Town Board. The purpose of this meeting is to open sealed bids for the Swan Road Proposed project.
5:15 p.m., Monday, May 10, 2021 at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
Any interested parties are welcome to attend, as this is an Open Meeting. The Agenda is as follows:
Open Meeting
Open bids received by 5:00 pm deadline
Adjourn meeting
Action on bids will take place at the regular meeting on Thursday, May 13, 2021, which starts at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, May 13, 2021
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 April, 2021 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
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2020 ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES
April 20, 2021 7:00 PM
LITTLE WOLF TOWN HALL
Chairman Moede called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Elected Officials present: Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and J. Beyer. Others present: Tania Wadzinski. Moede confirmed that those present that were residents were allowed to vote at this meeting. Voting residents: 6.
Bonikowske/R. Beyer to approve the minutes of the 2019 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, Jackie Beyer, Rod Beyer, Marilyn Hurda, Susan Vater-Olson and Ken Thein. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the appointments. Carried 6- Ayes, 0- no.
Fire/Ambulance representatives: Rod Beyer and Jackie Beyer are the reps, with Alan Moede and Joel Bonikowske being the alternates. Moede/R. Beyer to approve the appointments. Carried with 6- ayes.
Jackie Beyer/ Wilz to renew the County Post as the official newspaper. Carried with 6- ayes, 0-no.
Moede/Bonikowske to leave website as is. Moede/Beyer to leave computers as is. Carried 6-0.
Building Use/Maintenance: Minor maintenance issues discussed.
Roads: Due to the uncertainty of revenue in 2020, the Board did not do crack filling/sealing, to save what money there was on hand. The snow removal in 2020 was minimal. They also did not do any ditch or brush cutting in the winter. The Town has a request for quotes out to do Swan Road in 2021; the possibility of paving Murray Road when the equipment is that close is being discussed.
Generator: the question of purchasing a generator to run the town hall in case of an extended outage was discussed again. The use of grant money, if it would cover the purchase was one way to purchase with a net zero effect. Other updates at the Town Hall were discussed. J. Beyer/Bonikowske to approve any purchases that would be reimbursed with grant monies available. Carried 6-0.
Recodification of Town Ordinances: Joel Bonikowske spoke in favor of 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 ability of residents and board members to go online to look up any Ordinances of interest is steering this update. R. Beyer/Moede to approve the recodification for 2021. Carried 6-0. The Clerk will begin working on the project.
Per diems and fees were reviewed. Moede/Bonikowske to raise the clerk’s hourly admin fee for rezones or map amendment process was raised to $20 per hour, from $10 per hour. The charges for admin fees on these processes are to match the $20 per hour. Carried 6-0.
Salaries and per diems were reviewed. The board members felt they were sufficient. Beyer/Wilz to leave board members’ salaries the same.
Public Comment: Tania Wadzynski asked what was being done with the pines that were cut down on the corner of North Water Drive. The logs are being sold, and the town will get proceeds over the cost of having the cutting done. The cutting was required to mitigate the liability of the potential property damage if they fell over on the neighboring residents’ shed.
The next Annual Meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, April 19, 2022 at 7:00 pm.
Wilz/J. Beyer to adjourn the Annual Meeting. Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:28 pm.
These minutes are subject to approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk
ANNUAL MEETING
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
7:00 pm
Little Wolf Town Hall
Year: 2020
Agenda:
Open Meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance
Open Meeting Statement-THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND THE PRESS HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.
Roll call of Elected Officials
Approval of April, 2020 Annual Meeting Minutes
Chairman will inform Residents of Meeting Protocol
Annual Report will be Reviewed and Discussed
All monthly Agenda Items will be open for discussion:
Comprehensive Planning/ Planning Commission Appointments-
Appoint Planning Commission Members
Fire and Ambulance/ Fire Board Appointments
Town Newspaper
Web Site
Town Computers
Building Use and Maintenance
Roads
Generator for Town Hall
Recodification of the Town Ordinances
Review Fees charged
Approve per diems and Hourly amounts for Board and Commission members
Salaries for Elected Officials (takes effect in 2023)
Any other Town Business
Public Comment
Schedule Next Annual meeting (2022)
Adjourn
Town Clerk- Jackie Beyer
P.O. Box 8
Manawa, WI 54949
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, April 8, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were one resident and one visitors present.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the March, 2021 meeting Minutes. Motion Carried 3-0.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Moede/Bonikowske to approve the report. Motion Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Beyer had a ‘goats at large’ complaint that he went to, on Cemetery and North Water Drive. There was also dogs at large on River St; Treasurer will send a letter as the dogs are not licensed. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve Constable’s Report. Carried 3-0.
Visitors: John Smith, Mayor of City of Manawa, was present to discuss the Town participating in the planned goose ‘Round up’ on the mill pond. The DNR suggested the Town be asked to participate, to have better success and get more of the population. This is proposed to take place in June. Cost sharing was discussed- with a possible cost to the Town of $1,500. The geese will be herded and loaded into a trailer and removed. The City will also use chemical deterrents to stop the future homing instinct. The droppings are a safety/health issue. This can be done by a Board motion- no Ordinance needs to be adopted. No letters are required to be sent to landowners. This can be decided at the May meeting, if the Town would like to participate. The Town encouraged the City to keep in communication on this issue.
Business:
The Election went very smoothly. The Clerk reported 219 voters voted and/or returned absentee ballots. There were some write in votes. The Election results can be found on the Waupaca County website. The Clerk would like to thank the Election Officials for an excellent job. Those that worked were: Donald Schuelke, Jacob Elsner, Barb Vaughan, Carol Glocke and Denise Buschke. Their time is much appreciated!
The Town website was notified of a possible upgrade becoming necessary. The Clerk checked into it, and suggested the cost of $299 was a great price for the upgrade, as it includes support for the new site for 3 months. The web domain and name will stay the same. Bonikowske/Moede to approve the expenditure of $299 to upgrade the website. Carried 3-0.
Assessor Contract was discussed. The Town Attorney sent the revised contract for the Boards consideration. The Board will reach out to the Assessor regarding some of its concerns, including the contract.
There was an application for an Operator’s License for the Board to consider. Jackie Beyer applied for a permit to serve at Cedar Springs Golf Course. Bonikowske/Moede to approve permit, with R. Beyer abstaining. Carried.
Land Use Permits: One new home, one accessory shed and one addition to an accessory structure were received. Also, one cutting notice received. Moede will be issuing a driveway permit on Friday.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall.
Supervisor Bonikowske asked to discuss a possible Fireworks Permit in the Town. The town cannot permit or issue permits for something that is prohibited by law. It is, in fact, illegal for those projectile type fireworks to be purchased by citizens that are not licensed to shoot them off. The Clerk will review and get an opinion from the Towns Association.
Annual Lawn Maintenance for the Town Hall is awarded to Chris Roehl. Beyer/Moede to hire Roehl. Carried 3-0.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported on the following: Work Orders received for the two culverts that need replacing. This work will be decided on as the prices for other projects are determined. Beyer sent the list of crack seal and slurry seal roads for quotes.
Correspondence was reviewed. Clerk reported an email from a resident regarding the lack of mask wearing by Election Officials. Beyer stated the Election Commission sent an email with direction regarding the masks. They were recommended, but not mandated. Beyer stated she believed if she had required masks of the poll workers, she would not have had a full staff for the election. With the Town Board positions on the ballot, the Clerk was unable to ‘pitch in’ if there was a need for another worker. The priority was to have a properly, legally staffed election.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3350-3371 were presented for payables. -Moede/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3350-3371. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, April 8, 2021
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, 2021 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input –
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills –
Adjournment
VOTING BY ABSENTEE BALLOT for the
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF AND THE CITY OF MANAWA
In the April 6, 2021 Election
Any qualified elector who is unable or unwilling to appear at the polling place on Election Day may submit a request to vote an absentee ballot to their municipal clerk. A qualified elector is any U.S. citizen, who will be 18 years of age or older on Election Day, who has resided in the ward or municipality where he or she wishes to vote for at least 28 consecutive days before the election. The elector must also be registered in order to receive an absentee ballot. Proof of identification must be provided before an absentee ballot may be issued.
You must make a request for an absentee ballot in writing or online at MyVote.wi.gov.
Contact your municipal clerk and request that an application for an absentee ballot be sent to you for the primary or election or both. You may also submit a written request in the form of a letter or you may apply for an absentee ballot online at MyVote.wi.gov. Your written request must list your voting address within the municipality where you wish to vote, the address where the absentee ballot should be sent, if different, and your signature. You may make application to your municipal clerk for an absentee ballot in person, by mail, by fax, by email or at MyVote.wi.gov.
Making application to receive an absentee ballot by mail
The deadline for making application to receive an absentee ballot by mail is:
5 pm on the fifth day before the election, Thursday, April 1, 2021.
Note: Special absentee voting application provisions apply to electors who are indefinitely confined to home or a care facility, in the military, hospitalized, or serving as a sequestered juror. If this applies to you, contact the municipal clerk regarding deadlines for requesting and submitting an absentee ballot.
Voting an absentee ballot in person
You may also request and vote an absentee ballot in the clerk's office or other specified location during the days and hours specified for casting an absentee ballot in person.
Town of Little Wolf, Clerk Jackie Beyer
PO Box 8
Manawa, WI 54949
Call 920-596-2143 to make an appointment
The first day to vote an absentee ballot in the clerk’s office is:
Tuesday, March 23, 2021. Please call for availability.
The last day to vote an absentee ballot in the clerk's office:
Friday, April 2, 2021.
No in-person absentee voting may occur on the day before the election.
The municipal clerk will deliver voted ballots returned on or before Election Day to the proper polling place or counting location before the polls close on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. Any ballots received after the polls close will not be counted.
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We Wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy 2021!
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF FALL/WINTER NEWSLETTER- 2020
Hello from your Town Board!
We hope you are all doing well, considering the curveballs this year of 2020 has pitched. Who would have ever imagined we’d see the types of events 2020 has delivered! One thing we can ensure, the Town Board is committed to keeping the Town safe and maintained in a way that respects our residents and is responsible with your tax dollars. Read on to get updates. Lastly, we would like to wish you all a Blessed Christmas and hope the New Year brings us all Health and Happiness!
The Town Board is considering the purchase of a generator, to keep the Town Hall powered in the event of a storm that causes outage for days, like we’ve seen in the past. This is a topic we will discuss at the Town Budget Public Hearing, which is at 6 pm on November 12th, as it will cost more than a little. Please let the Town Board know whether or not you support this purchase.
Town Assessed Values: The new assessment values have been calculated by the Department of Revenue. The Towns’ aggregate ratio is below 90%. This is not a real serious issue; however, it is a good indicator that our assessed values on property in the Town need to be looked at and updated. This is why you will be receiving a letter from Kathy Bazile, our Town Assessor. The letter will include a survey that you should fill out and send back to her. By sending the survey back, you may be able to forego an inspection of the interior of your home. With the covid pandemic, the Assessor would prefer to do an outside assessment and not have to come inside. To make this possible, you must send back that survey! Please read the letter from Bazile when it arrives and send back the survey. This will make it possible to bring the values back in line without having to enter your property. The Town Board encourages you to cooperate with the Assessor.
Tax Collection reminders:
NEW for 2020: Due to the pandemic, the Treasurer will not be collecting in person this year. ALL tax payments should be mailed to: Rhonda Wilz, N5784 Shop St, Manawa, WI 54949. This info is on your tax bill as well. All payments must be postmarked on or before January 31, 2021 to be considered a timely payment. . Envelopes must be postmarked by Dec 31, to receive credit in 2020. INCLUDE a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope if you want to receive a RECEIPT
ALL DOGS MUST BE LICENSED. This is the Law in the State of Wisconsin.
TAGS COST $5 FOR SPAYED/NEUTERED , $10 FOR OTHERS & $35 FOR KENNEL
******PROOF OF RABIES VACCINATION IS REQUIRED****** SASE required for tags and receipt.
Tax Bills: This year, the Town may see an increase in bill amount, for the Manawa School District Referendum that was passed. On your bill you will find the amounts that make up the total bill, under the different taxing entities. We collect the taxes, then the Town pays the State, the County, the School District, Fox Valley Tech, and the remainder is the Towns’ share. The amount the Town charges/keeps is only legally allowed to increase by the amount of new development. Please look your bill over when you get it. If you have any questions, please call a town board member.
Town Hall Rental: The Town Hall is available for meetings, family parties, etc. The cost is $50 for the rental, plus a $50 deposit. The deposit is returned after the day of rent, and once the hall is found to be clean and in order after your party leaves. To check for availability call the Town Clerk. Now that the County has discontinued the Meals on Wheels in the Town Hall, we have more availability. Renting the Town Hall is economical, and helps offset the cost of heating the building, thus making your tax dollars go farther. We encourage you to think about renting the Town Hall for your events.
Items of Interest: this may be a repeat, but it is still true. We have handled many complaints regarding traffic violations. Please understand the Town does care about these issues, but your first call should be to the enforcement agency. That would be Waupaca County Sheriff’s Department. If it’s an emergency, call 911. The non-emergency number for the Sheriff’s Department is 715-258-4466.
In an effort to make all traffic and roads safer, the Town is working on enforcement of the state statute that gives the Town authority to keep the Right of Way clear. We are trying to make it the same across the whole town, as it should be. Any planting of trees, shrubs or hedges within 10 (ten) feet of the right of way, need to be approved by the Board. Please contact a Board member if you have any questions about this.
**If your Fire Number sign is damaged, please let a Town Board member know, so it can be replaced.**
Winter Snow Removal: Before we get any snow events, we would like to remind all residents of the state law, prohibiting us from pushing our snow across the road. This is an unsafe practice, and causes many expensive problems for the snow plowing workers that are out keeping the roads clear. Please remind anyone that you hire to plow out your driveway, too. If they leave snow on the road to freeze down, you, the homeowner, could be held liable for their actions while in your employ. An average snow fall, (anything over 2 inches, approximately), costs the town between 5 and 6 thousand dollars to have the whole town plowed and sand/salt. It is also illegal to use your personal or business truck or tractor to plow the town roads. If this is something you think you’d like to do, to ‘help out’, please refrain from doing this. It is against the law and extremely unsafe. Also, please don’t approach the snow plow vehicles or their drivers, as this could get you hurt, if they are looking at an object and don’t see you. They are doing their job, and you should leave them to that. If you have a complaint, you should be contacting a town official.
2021 Election Schedule: February and April elections are the 2021 elections as of right now. If there are any recalls or special elections, you will surely see it on TV or the news. The Clerk will publish notice of any special elections as well.
If you have moved or changed your name, you will need to register to Vote. Getting registered in advance of the first Election saves the Voter a lot of time on Election Day. If you would like to Register, please contact the Town Clerk, by calling 596-2143, or email a request to : litlwolf@wolfnet.net
Any Absentee requests for the calendar year of 2020 will expire on December 31, 2020. If you would like to continue to receive Absentee ballots after January 1, 2021, you may go to myVote.gov after January 1 and apply there, or contact the Town Clerk. The Clerk will be happy to assist you.
LAND USE PERMITS
The Waupaca County Zoning Department issues Land Use Permits. Please contact them If you are planning on doing any building. The rule of thumb is if it’s new or changing the outside dimensions of the structure, it requires a permit. Their number is 715-258-6255.
Notice of Meeting:
Town of Little Wolf
Thursday, March 18, 2021
12:00 am
The Town of Little Wolf will hold a meeting on Thursday, March 18, 2021, to conduct the annual Spring Road Inspection. The Inspection will begin at Noon, at the Little Wolf Town Hall. The Town Board shall proceed to travel the Town Roads, and determine the condition of the roads, and any necessary maintenance to be done. This meeting is Open to the Public.
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, March 11, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were two residents and two visitors present.
Bonikowske/ Moede to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the February, 2021 meeting Minutes. Motion Carried 3-0.
Treasurer Wilz gave the fund balances. The Treasurer and Clerk both reconciled to the bank statement. Moede/Beyer to approve the report. Motion Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: No calls or complaints to report. Beyer/Bonikowske to approve Constable’s Report. Carried 3-0.
Visitors: Jim Zdroik from Fahrner was present to introduce himself and give a summary of their services. Rob Rosenau, Fire Chief for Manawa Fire Department, was present. He talked about the proposed new Fire trucks, the timeline for ordering the trucks. He also spoke about the training for new fire fighters. The call volume is down compared to last year. The Annual Pancake Breakfast will be a Drive Thru- it will take place on April 18th. The Covid restrictions on Fire Inspections expire on March 31, 2021, and the department is doing well to comply with the 2 times per year requirements.
Gary Hass stated the reclamation in the pit next to his house is showing progress, however the tracking pad needs to be larger as they are still dragging dirt onto the road.
Business:
Assessor Contract was discussed. Board members discussed revisions. The final revised draft will be emailed to the Town Attorney to put into proper format.
There are two newly trained election officials: both are trained as Chief Inspectors. The two new Election Officials are Donald Schuelke and Rod Beyer. Their term is until the end of December 2022. Bonikowske/Moede to approve the two Election Officials, with Sup. Beyer abstaining. Motion Carried.
Land Use Permits: There were three permits to review.
Next Fire Board meeting is on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 6 pm. The Fire Board meeting is open to the Public.
Ordinances: the new speed limit for ATV/UTV on county roads was discussed. The Town Ordinance clearly states that any ATV/UTV traveling on Town roads must operate at a maximum of 35 mph. The County cannot override the Town on this.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported on the following: work on Pine Crest has started (tree removal on Town owned land); Spring Weight Limits are imposed on all roads; the Spring Road Inspection will be done on Thursday, March 18 at 9 am, starting at the Town Hall. The LRIP posting for proposals was discussed, with a few details clarified. This will go in the paper in April.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3329-3349 were presented for payables. -Moede/Bonikowske to approve payment of bills with checks 3329-3349. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 9:10 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
MEETING AGENDA
Thursday, March 11, 2021
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 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report- Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input – Jim Zdroik, Fahrner Asphalt
Business:
Correspondence
Payment of Bills
Adjournment
Notice to Residents of the Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County:
The Town Board will hold the Budget Public Hearing on Thursday, November 12, 2020 at 6:00 pm to take comments on the proposed Budget for 2021. This hearing will be held at the Little Wolf Town Hall at E6325 County Rd N, Manawa , WI.
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
2021 PROPOSED BUDGET
2020
REVENUES 10 MO Actual 2020 2021
2 MO EST BUDGET Budget
General Property Taxes 249,375 250,447 251,547
State Shared Revenue 53,432 52,961 53,394
Transportation Aids 112,331 123,569 123,569 State Insurance Refund 4894 5,205 4,894
Pers. Property Aids 798 798 798
License and Permit 755 2,000 2000
Rent 1000 1,500 1000
Other Revenue 4500 5,000 2,000
T.R.I.P. Money 0 0 0
Cash Carryover 00 (est)30,000 (est)78,862
TOTAL REVENUES $ 438,323 $479,146.36 $518,064
EXPENDITURES
Local Government 113,700 160,000 160,000
Highways 133,000 186,000 206,000
Fire/ Ambulance 99,200 104,600 104,600
Recreation 200 1,000 2,000
Landfill 0 1,100 1,100
Recycling 5652 4,361 6000
Manawa Dam 7,309 7,309 7,309
Comprehensive Planning 400 500 500
Contingency Fund 78,862 51,045.36 30,555
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 438,323 $479,146.36 $518,064
Notice to Residents of the Town of Little Wolf, Waupaca County
Notice is hereby given that a Special Electors Meeting of the Town of LittleWolf, will be held at the Little Wolf Town Hall, at E6325 County Rd N, Manawa, WI on Thursday, November 12, 2020. This Special Meeting of the Electors will take place immediately following the Budget Public Hearing, which starts at 6:00pm. The purpose of this Special Electors meeting is to approve the 2021 Budget and Levy.
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, July 8, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were six residents present.
Beyer/Bonikowske to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Moede/Beyer to approve the June, 2021 Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Moede reported taking care of two downed trees, weather related; Beyer reported on one downed tree from weather. Moede had a complaint on day of meeting regarding goats at large. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve Constable’s report. Carried 3-0.
Visitors Input: John and Carol Schell and Stacey and Scott Eggleston were present to ask about the status of the tree brush and branches on the Towns’ lot on Pine Crest Drive. They wanted to know when the mess would be cleaned up. The Town explained the logger has been able to sell the logs for pulp after a wait for demand. Sup. Beyer explained he has contacted someone to get the brush and stumps removed, but is waiting to ‘settle up’ with the logger. This process was slowed by weather, truck issues and low demand for pulp logs. Now that the logs are gone, it can get finished. The Chair reminded the residents the Town took the trees down to alleviate the potential for property damage to the Schell’s’ property in the event the trees were blown over. The Town wanted to do this, but make it budget neutral; this meant it may take a little longer. Sup. Beyer reported the stumps and brush should be taken care of in July. Also present were Gary and Kevin Hass, asking about the damage to Swan Road from the trucks hauling in to reclaim the Hass pit. There is also a crushed culvert from their turning into the pit. Gary also stated his house is black from the dust from the foundry sand they are hauling in; his house will need to be pressure washed again. They also stated the equipment is dragging mud onto the roadway. Moede told them to contact the company doing the reclamation- they are good about follow up to complaints. Kevin Hass asked about the wild Parsnip and if the Town was going to have it sprayed this year. Sup. Beyer reported he had been in contact with the County Highway Department a couple of weeks running, to get it sprayed in Little Wolf. The window for spraying is when it’s flowering, and before it turns to seed. The County has not gotten back to him with an answer.
Business:
Budget Amendments: # 21-BA-12 and 21-BA-13 were reviewed and discussed.
A resolution changing the 2021 budget of the Town of Little Wolf, Wisconsin,
Adopted by a two-thirds majority vote of the entire membership of the TOWN
BOARD, at a properly noticed meeting, held on July 8, 2021;
BE IT RESOLVED by the TOWN BOARD of the Town of Little Wolf as follows:
No. 21-BA-12: That the sum of $200.00 is hereby transferred from the Dam Account to the Landfill Account.
No. 21-BA-13: That the sum of $30,000 is hereby transferred from the Cash Carryover account to the Road account. Moede/Bonikowske to approve Budget Amendments 12 and 13. Carried 3-0.
Land Use Permits: Permits received from Waupaca County Zoning for a Cutting notice for Mike Lemke; DNR notice of permit for a landscape pond for Allen Hildebrand; additions to deck, patio, concrete apron and mobile chicken coops for Jason Bessette; a new home for Derryan Abraham and a new home for Kris and Shauna Zielke.
One new Fire numbers were issued.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. The contract for the building of the 2 new fire trucks is on the agenda for action. The Fire Board meeting is Open to the Public.
Building Use and Maintenance: discussion regarding the use of the Federal Recovery funds, of which the first installment of $73 thousand plus dollars was received.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported that Fahrner will be doing the crack sealing in July. Discussed a need for a paving repair on Spring Creek Rd by Zemple farm. Beyer will check into that.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3406-3426 were presented for payables. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3406-3426. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
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.
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Bonikowske, Beyer,
Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Discussion and Action on the requested Zone Map Amendment Application- Pellett
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
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.
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Bonikowske, Beyer,
Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Discussion and Action on the requested Zone Map Amendment Application- Pellett
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
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.
Roll Call of Officials – Moede, Bonikowske, Beyer,
Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Discussion and Action on the requested Zone Map Amendment Application- Pellett
Town of Little Wolf
Meeting Proceedings
Thursday, July 8, 2021
Little Wolf Town Hall
Chairman Moede called the regular monthly meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. Roll call showed Moede, R. Beyer, Bonikowske, Wilz and Beyer present. There were six residents present.
Beyer/Bonikowske to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried 3-0.
Moede/Beyer to approve the June, 2021 Minutes as printed on the website. Motion Carried 3-0.
Wilz gave the fund balances. The Clerk and the Treasurer reconciled to the bank statement. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve the Treasurers report. Carried 3-0.
Constable Report: Moede reported taking care of two downed trees, weather related; Beyer reported on one downed tree from weather. Moede had a complaint on day of meeting regarding goats at large. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve Constable’s report. Carried 3-0.
Visitors Input: John and Carol Schell and Stacey and Scott Eggleston were present to ask about the status of the tree brush and branches on the Towns’ lot on Pine Crest Drive. They wanted to know when the mess would be cleaned up. The Town explained the logger has been able to sell the logs for pulp after a wait for demand. Sup. Beyer explained he has contacted someone to get the brush and stumps removed, but is waiting to ‘settle up’ with the logger. This process was slowed by weather, truck issues and low demand for pulp logs. Now that the logs are gone, it can get finished. The Chair reminded the residents the Town took the trees down to alleviate the potential for property damage to the Schell’s’ property in the event the trees were blown over. The Town wanted to do this, but make it budget neutral; this meant it may take a little longer. Sup. Beyer reported the stumps and brush should be taken care of in July. Also present were Gary and Kevin Hass, asking about the damage to Swan Road from the trucks hauling in to reclaim the Hass pit. There is also a crushed culvert from their turning into the pit. Gary also stated his house is black from the dust from the foundry sand they are hauling in; his house will need to be pressure washed again. They also stated the equipment is dragging mud onto the roadway. Moede told them to contact the company doing the reclamation- they are good about follow up to complaints. Kevin Hass asked about the wild Parsnip and if the Town was going to have it sprayed this year. Sup. Beyer reported he had been in contact with the County Highway Department a couple of weeks running, to get it sprayed in Little Wolf. The window for spraying is when it’s flowering, and before it turns to seed. The County has not gotten back to him with an answer.
Business:
Budget Amendments: # 21-BA-12 and 21-BA-13 were reviewed and discussed.
A resolution changing the 2021 budget of the Town of Little Wolf, Wisconsin,
Adopted by a two-thirds majority vote of the entire membership of the TOWN
BOARD, at a properly noticed meeting, held on July 8, 2021;
BE IT RESOLVED by the TOWN BOARD of the Town of Little Wolf as follows:
No. 21-BA-12: That the sum of $200.00 is hereby transferred from the Dam Account to the Landfill Account.
No. 21-BA-13: That the sum of $30,000 is hereby transferred from the Cash Carryover account to the Road account. Moede/Bonikowske to approve Budget Amendments 12 and 13. Carried 3-0.
Land Use Permits: Permits received from Waupaca County Zoning for a Cutting notice for Mike Lemke; DNR notice of permit for a landscape pond for Allen Hildebrand; additions to deck, patio, concrete apron and mobile chicken coops for Jason Bessette; a new home for Derryan Abraham and a new home for Kris and Shauna Zielke.
One new Fire numbers were issued.
Next Fire and Ambulance Commission meeting is on Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 6 pm at Manawa City Hall. The contract for the building of the 2 new fire trucks is on the agenda for action. The Fire Board meeting is Open to the Public.
Building Use and Maintenance: discussion regarding the use of the Federal Recovery funds, of which the first installment of $73 thousand plus dollars was received.
Roads- Rod Beyer reported that Fahrner will be doing the crack sealing in July. Discussed a need for a paving repair on Spring Creek Rd by Zemple farm. Beyer will check into that.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills and checks were presented for payment. Checks numbering 3406-3426 were presented for payables. Bonikowske/Beyer to approve payment of bills with checks 3406-3426. Carried 3-0.
Bonikowske/ Beyer to adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 pm.
These minutes are subject to board approval.
Respectfully submitted,
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
TOWN OFFICERS – 2021-2023
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
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