August's Board Meeting Minutes
Town Board Meeting
August 9, 2004
6:00 P.M.
Bradley Town Hall
Chairman Jack Huston called the meeting to order. Present were Supervisors Elsie Bartz, Bill Jelinek and Kevin Koth.
Following the Pledge of Allegiance Don Dunphy, candidate for Lincoln County District Attorney spoke on his qualifications for office
Phyllis Evans gave the treasurer’s report: Equipment Fund – $124,817.707 Reserved for Gravel - $59,800.00 Building Fund - $5,173.22 General Savings - $168,584.39; Checking Account - $19,732.93, Greenwood Cemetery CD’s - $135,416.53 & $9,697.43. Indebtedness - $253,180.19. Checks written for July - $414,639.71 M/M to accept report. Koth/Bartz 4-0.
M/M to approve the minutes of two meetings on July 12 and one meeting on July 20th. Koth/Jelinek 4-0
M/M to approve payment of vouchers #11754 through #11830 Koth/Bartz. 4-0
There were no license applications.
The clerk read a thank you note from The Friends of Clear Lake” for their use of the town hall. Plan
Commission Chair said that the Plan Commission recommended approval of the following Plan Map changes:
a.
Forestry to Rural Lands 2 for a parcel by Michael Flynn
b. Rural Residential to Crossroads
Mixed Use by William J. Jelinek
c.
Forestry to Rural Residential 2 by Ken J. Kurtzweil
d.
Recreation to Rural Residential 3 by Louis Miller/The Outpost
e.
Forestry to Rural Residential 2 by Daniel & Julie Geiselhart
f.
Forestry to Rural Residential 2 & 3 by Arlene, John or Dorothy Gomoll
Trust
g.
Agriculture to Crossroads Mixed Use by Harold DeHart/Northern View Mink
Ranch
h.
Forestry to Rural Residential 2 by James & Nancy Kraimer
i.
Rural Residential to Rural Residential 3 by Judy & Stuart Ackert
j.
Rural Residential to Rural Residential 3 by William & Virginia Metsa
k.
Rural Residential to Rural Residential 2 by William & Kathleen Jelinek
l.
Rural Residential to Planned Business by William & Kathleen Jelinek
m.
Conditional Use request to develop a major subdivision of 14 parcels by Louis
Miller/The
Outpost
M/M
to approve the Plan Map changes. Also the Conditional Use Permit for The Outpost
with the conditions that Byron Lange be contacted to verify that the road
specifications are what the town requires and Gary Bartz of the DNR be contacted
for wetland and navigability of the pond. Bartz/Koth. Jelinek abstained from
voting. 3-0
There
was no action on the Conditional Use request to develop a public,
handicapped-accessible recreational boat landing by Wisconsin Valley Improvement
Corp. as the Plan Commission has held it over to the August meeting as more
information is needed.
Herb
Heyne, resident of Echo Valley Road and Brad Bucks from Edgewater Country Club
appeared to ask if an ordinance that would allow golf carts on Echo Valley Road.
He gave copies of the state statute that covers the use of golf carts to and
from a golf course for a distance not to exceed one mile on a highway. The clerk
will take the information to Attorney Alberg so an ordinance can be drawn up.
Harold
Dehart presented and explained the preliminary plan for the sub-division that he
is planning off Cty. Road A.
A
June 7th date was set for water testing for property owners in the
town.
Byron
Lange said that a meeting should be set up with the property owners on Sand Lane
to discuss widening of the road. Also a letter to the owners along Dereg Road
notifying them that the road crew will be cutting the sides for ease of plowing.
He
gave the board a copy of a permanent easement form to look over. This will be
placed on the September agenda. He also noted that the sign on Essex Road has to
be moved as it in on the town right-of-way.
The
hill on Crass Road has been crushed out, gravel will be hauled to Tannery Road
on the 16th and the road should be done by Labor Day and the board
should consider doing Essex and Half Moon Lake roads.
The
right-of-way on Kings Road from Anderson’s driveway to the new sub-division
(approx. 400 ft.) should be cleaned out so the gas line can be laid.
Koth
Road also needs to be cut back.
David
Lehnherr has asked to buy property that is designated as a town road but has
never been developed. The clerk will check with Attorney Alberg on
abandonment/sale of the property.
M/M
to have Phyllis Evans apply for Notary Public. Koth/Huston 4-0
Supervisor
Bartz noted that there is a Local Budget & Finance Workshop in Minocqua on
September 22nd. If interested, board members should notify the clerk.
M/M
to approve the fireworks permit for Byron Lange for Labor Day weekend. Koth/Jelinek
4-0
M/M
to hire Dave Haring and Judy Reason for relief workers at the Waste &
Recycling sites provided the results of the physical are okay. Huston/Koth 4-0
M/M
to approve the Mobile Home Permit for Phillip and Joyce Street. Koth/Bartz 4-0
M/M
to approve the Mobile Home permit for Wayne Schulz. Koth/Jelinek 4-0
Bartz
said that the libraries had lost the court case and the next step would probably
be to go to the state legislature for a change in the statutes.
Two
bids were read for a new sign base for the cemetery sign. Daigle Brothers -
$2,925.00 and Mike Lieder Construction - $5,800.00.
M/M
to accept the bid of $2,925.00 from Daigle Bros. for the sign base at the
cemetery. Bartz/Koth 4-0
Theisen
Park will have to be moved back two feet more than earlier thought.
Diana
Smith gave the Plan Commission report to the board.
M/M
to adjourn. Jelinek/Bartz.
Ann Eckman, Clerk
Last Date Updated 12/31/2004
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