Town of Addison public meetings in 2022
75 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
ASD
The Commission approved the November 17, 2022, meeting minutes and the November 30, 2022, Treasurer's report. The board authorized payments totaling $41,186.25 for various bills. A report was provided on water tower repairs and UV system grating.
- Approved November 17, 2022, meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved payment of bills #11133-#11151, #10292-#10300, and electronic payments totaling $41,186.25 (unanimous)
- Accepted November 30, 2022, Treasurer's report and bank reconciliations (unanimous)
ASD
This agenda for the Town of Addison, WI board meeting on December 15, 2022, contains only website navigation menus, contact information, and boilerplate text. No actual agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed.
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting on December 15, 2022, contains only website navigation and boilerplate content. No specific agenda items, resolutions, ordinances, or discussion topics are listed. The meeting appears to be procedural with no actionable business detailed.
Town
The Town Board approved a one-year contract extension for the St. Lawrence Fire Company and issued several operator and picnic licenses. The board also authorized $47,154.00 in payments for various bills.
- Authorized payment of bills totaling $47,154.00 (unanimous)
- Approved November 2022 Treasurer’s Report (unanimous)
- Approved operator licenses for Glenn Gessner and Michael Mullenix for Candy’s Pub (unanimous)
- Approved picnic license for St. Lawrence Volunteer Fire Company for January and February events (carried; Infalt abstained)
- Approved 1-year extension of the St. Lawrence Fire Company contract (carried; Infalt abstained)
PC
This agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on December 1, 2022, contains only website navigation and boilerplate text. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed.
ASD
The Commission approved a 2023 budget of $702,692.00 and a 2022 tax levy of $214,280.00. The board also authorized several operational contracts and payments for utility maintenance.
- Approved 2023 Budget of $702,692.00 (unanimous)
- Approved 2022 tax levy of $214,280.00 (unanimous)
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $65,983.59 (unanimous)
- Approved three-year generator maintenance agreement with Total Energy System (unanimous)
- Approved switching to Martelle Water Treatment for chemicals (unanimous)
- Approved MCO contract renewal with a 7% increase (unanimous)
- Approved October 13, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
ASD
This agenda is for a Town of Addison, WI meeting dated 2022-11-17, but the provided text contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. The document does not include any decisions, proposals, or discussion topics.
TB
The agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting on November 17, 2022, contains only website navigation and boilerplate text. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed. The meeting appears to be procedural in nature.
Town
The Town Board approved the 2023 budget and the 2022 tax levy. Several zoning ordinances were adopted, including a new direct seller's permit and mobile food vendor regulations. The board also decided not to repair or replace the town's emergency fire siren.
- Adopted 2023 Town Budget of $1,336,559.00 (unanimous)
- Adopted 2022 Town Tax Levy of $842,627.00 (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance No. 2022-02 to rezone 6373 Yellowstone Trail N from B-2 to A-1 (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 2022-03 regarding mobile food vendors and zoning amendments (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 2022-04 creating a Direct Seller's Permit (unanimous)
- Approved $75 fee for direct seller's permit and increased zoning ordinance amendment fee to $350 (unanimous)
- Approved $25 increase for all hall and park rental rates effective January 2024 (unanimous)
- Decided not to invest in replacement or repair of the old emergency fire siren
PC
The commission recommended a rezoning request for a property on Yellowstone Trail N and a zoning amendment to allow food trucks by conditional use. The board also granted a 30-day extension for property cleanup at a Hwy 175 address.
- Recommended rezoning 6373 Yellowstone Trail N from B-2 General Business to A-1 Agricultural
- Recommended Zoning Ordinance amendment to allow Food Trucks by Conditional Use
- Recommended update to Town Code of Ordinances requiring a Direct Sellers Permit
- Approved 30-day extension for Robb & Kathleen Roell to remove trailers from 6961 Hwy 175 or face legal action
ASD
This agenda is only procedural boilerplate. It contains no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussions for the October 13, 2022 Town Board meeting.
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Town Board meeting on October 13, 2022, contains only website navigation menus and boilerplate text. No actual agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed in the provided document.
Jt TB ASD
This agenda contains only boilerplate navigation and website information for the Town of Addison, WI. No meeting items, decisions, or discussions are listed. The document appears to be a website page rather than a substantive meeting agenda.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved increasing septic hauler rates to $42.00 and holding tank waste rates to $8.90, effective January 1, 2023. The board also approved $40,098.79 in bills and accepted the treasurer's report. A decision on a new radio-read meter system was tabled with no action taken.
- Approved septic hauler rate increase to $42.00 and holding tank waste rate to $8.90, effective January 1, 2023.
- Approved payment of bills totaling $40,098.79 (checks #11098–#11114, #10287–#10288, and electronic payments).
- Accepted the September 2022 treasurer's report and bank reconciliations as presented.
- Approved the September 15, 2022, minutes as presented.
- Adopted the meeting agenda as presented.
- Tabled decision on new meter software and radio-read meter system; no action taken.
- Authorized operator Ron Lenius to repair a water leak at Well 2.
- Adjourned at 8:20 p.m.
Town
The board unanimously approved $238,253.63 in bills and electronic payments (checks #23315–#23357), with one check questioned for a large order of road signs. An operator license for Candice Berrens at JJs on the Bend was approved. The board agreed to hire an additional snow plow driver who recently obtained a CDL. No action was taken on the St. Lawrence Fire Company contract renewal.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved September 15, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved payment of checks #23315–#23357 and electronic payments totaling $238,253.63 (unanimous)
- Approved Treasurer’s Report for September 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved operator license for Candice Berrens for JJ's on the Bend (unanimous)
- Agreed to hire an additional snow plow driver (unanimous)
- No action taken on St. Lawrence Fire Company contract renewal
- Adjourned meeting at 8:39 p.m. (unanimous)
Jt Town & ASD
The Addison Town Board and Allenton Sanitary District held a joint meeting to review and approve the 2023 budgets for both entities. Sewer rates will increase by 3%, and the tax levy for water and sewer remains unchanged. Budget public hearings were set for November 17, 2022. Employee wages and benefits for 2023 were also adjusted in closed session and approved unanimously.
- Approved publication of Allenton Sanitary District 2023 Budget as presented (unanimous)
- Approved publication of Town of Addison 2023 Budget as presented (unanimous)
- Set joint budget public hearings for November 17, 2022 (unanimous)
- Adjusted employee wages and benefits for 2023 effective November 1, 2022 (unanimous)
PC
The Plan Commission voted to give Robb and Kathleen Roell 30 days to remove extra trailers and unlicensed vehicles from their property at 6961 Hwy 175, or the Commission will recommend legal action to the Town Board. The Commission also discussed a sea container storage use at 6976 Hwy 33 and agreed to proceed with a conditional use permit application. A draft ordinance to allow food trucks was discussed, with a condition added to prohibit alcohol sales, and will be brought back for a recommendation. An update on noncompliance at 4914 Hwy 175 noted that an eviction notice has not been filed and a business is operating without a permit.
- Approved 30-day deadline for removal of trailers and unlicensed vehicles at 6961 Hwy 175, with recommendation for legal action if not met (motion carried)
- Agreed to proceed with conditional use permit application for sea container storage at 6976 Hwy 33
- Discussed food truck ordinance amendment; added condition prohibiting alcohol sales; to return next meeting for recommendation
- Noted noncompliance at 4914 Hwy 175; eviction notice not filed; business operating without conditional use permit
PC
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on October 6, 2022. The provided text contains only website navigation menus and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are specified.
ASD
This agenda is only procedural boilerplate. It contains no specific items for decision or discussion, only general website navigation and contact information.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved a 3% sewer utility rate increase for 2023 and voted to table the T-Mobile water tower lease renewal until repairs can be discussed. They also approved $27,083.17 in bills, accepted the treasurer's report, and authorized purchase of a $802 chemical pump. The commission decided not to join the PFAS cost recovery program at this time.
- Approved $27,083.17 in bills and electronic payments (unanimous)
- Accepted August 31, 2022 treasurer's report and bank reconciliation (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of $802 chemical pump from Hawkins Chemical (motion by Karnitz, second Hefter, carried)
- Approved 3% sewer utility rate increase for 2023 (motion by Hefter, second Karnitz, carried)
- Approved paying DNR replacement account expenses from General Fund rather than transferring funds (motion by Infalt, second Hefter, carried)
- Tabled approval of T-Mobile water tower lease renewal until repairs can be discussed (motion by Wolf, second Hefter, carried)
- Decided not to sign up for PFAS Cost Recovery Program (no motion taken)
Town
The board voted to begin legal action against Joseph Rosetto and Bret Schneider at 4914 Hwy 175, Section 34, after the Plan Commission revoked a Conditional Use Permit for an auto repair business and eviction proceedings were not followed. The board also approved $120,539.01 in bills, operator licenses for two bars, a culvert installation under Cedarview Rd, and discussed a fire department referendum for the April 2023 ballot.
- Authorized legal action against Joseph Rosetto and Bret Schneider at 4914 Hwy 175 (motion carried)
- Approved $120,539.01 in checks and electronic payments (motion carried)
- Approved operator licenses for Kim Volm at Candy's Pub and Joseph Pawelski at JJs on the Bend (motion carried)
- Allowed installation of a 15-inch culvert under Cedarview Rd at Dornacker's expense (motion carried)
- Approved August 2022 Treasurer's Report (motion carried)
- Approved August 18, 2022 meeting minutes (motion carried)
- Adopted agenda as presented (motion carried)
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Town Board meeting contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. The document appears to be a website page rather than a substantive meeting agenda.
PC
The Addison Plan Commission approved three conditional use permits: a shed on vacant land, a 55-foot flagpole, and storage containers for a rental business. It also rescinded a prior permit for noncompliance and recommended legal action to the Town Board. A land division discussion was tabled pending property cleanup.
- Approved CUP for Joseph Toth's 12x12 shed on Blueberry Rd (unanimous)
- Approved CUP for Badger State Waste's 55' flagpole at 6588 Hwy W (unanimous)
- Approved CUP for Flavors of Grace LLC storage containers on Weis St (5-1)
- Rescinded CUP A-12-011 for Joseph Rossetto at 4914 State Hwy 175, recommended legal action (unanimous)
- Tabled land division for Todd Schellinger at 5815 Hwy U until property cleanup completed (unanimous)
- Tabled zoning ordinance amendment to allow food trucks for more information (unanimous)
- Approved renewal of CUP A-21-008 for RBK Properties LLC with amended hours and dates (unanimous)
- Discussed farm consolidation for Dawn & Mike Peters at 6494 Aurora Rd, consensus to proceed
PC
This agenda contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual meeting items listed. The document provides no information about what the Plan Commission will decide or discuss at this meeting.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission voted to cancel its current garbage contract with GFL by paying a $1,669 buyout fee and switch to Harter's Lakeside for service. Commissioners also approved combining $120,410.77 from a completed Hwy W project savings account into the S&W Improvements – Blueberry account. The board approved the purchase of 11 water meters from Core & Main and submitted an updated insurance renewal questionnaire to the Horton Group. A formal presentation on the PFAS Cost Recovery Program was discussed but no motion was taken.
- Approved paying GFL $1,669 to exit the garbage contract and switching to Harter's Lakeside for service.
- Approved combining $120,410.77 from the closed Hwy W dedicated savings account into the S&W Improvements – Blueberry account.
- Approved purchase of 11 water meters from Core & Main.
- Approved submitting the property and liability insurance renewal questionnaire to the Horton Group with corrections and changes.
- Approved bills totaling $42,192.07 (check numbers #11065–#11081, #10283–#10284, and electronic payments).
- Approved the July 21, 2022, minutes as presented.
- Approved the July 31, 2022, Treasurer's report and bank reconciliations as presented.
- Discussed but took no motion on the PFAS Cost Recovery Program with WRWA; agreed to schedule a formal presentation.
Town
The Addison Town Board approved Ordinance No. 2022-01, creating Section 7.02 G of the zoning ordinance to allow flagpoles exceeding maximum height limits in certain districts if a conditional use permit is granted. The board also disbursed $15,216.25 in fire dues to two fire departments, approved operator's licenses, and set trick-or-treat hours for October 30, 2022. No public comments were made on the zoning amendment.
- Approved Ordinance No. 2022-01 creating Section 7.02 G for flagpole height limits (unanimous)
- Disbursed $15,216.25 in fire dues: $10,236.81 to Allenton Fire Dept., $4,979.44 to St. Lawrence Fire Co. (Infalt abstained)
- Approved payment of bills totaling $78,802.54 (unanimous)
- Approved operator's license renewal for Lacy Kocan and temporary license for Shannon Scroggins (unanimous)
- Approved name change on liquor license from Buckeroos to JJ's on the Bend (unanimous)
- Approved insurance renewal questionnaire with changes to Inland Marine section (unanimous)
- Set trick-or-treat hours for Sunday, October 30, 2022, 3:00-6:00 p.m. (unanimous)
- Tabled decision on repairing Allenton Fire Dept. emergency siren pending more information
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting on August 18, 2022, contains only website navigation and boilerplate content. No specific agenda items, resolutions, ordinances, or discussion topics are listed in the provided text.
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison, WI Town Board meeting on August 18, 2022 contains only website navigation and boilerplate content. No actual agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed in the provided text.
PC
The Addison Plan Commission tabled action on revoking Joseph Rossetto's conditional use permit pending attorney guidance, after he stated he would file eviction papers. They also recommended an ordinance amendment to allow flagpoles exceeding height limits by conditional use, and tabled a food truck ordinance for further discussion. Property cleanup for the Roells was discussed with a follow-up scheduled for October.
- Tabled CUP A-12-011 revocation pending attorney guidance
- Recommended flagpole height ordinance amendment to Town Board
- Tabled food truck zoning ordinance for more discussion
- Scheduled Roell property cleanup review for October
PC
This agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on August 4, 2022, contains only website navigation boilerplate and no actual agenda items. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are listed.
Meeting
This agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics listed. The document appears to be a template or placeholder rather than a substantive meeting agenda.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved hiring JE Arthur for engineering services for the Blueberry Rd. water and sewer extension project, and voted to proceed with the project. They also approved a $7,855 sewer line repair quote from Speedy Clean, a $41.30 water credit for Farmer's Implement, and payments totaling $79,694.33.
- Approved hiring JE Arthur for professional services for Blueberry Rd. water/sewer extension (motion carried)
- Approved proceeding with Blueberry Rd. water/sewer extension looping to well #2 (motion carried)
- Approved $7,855 sewer line repair quote from Speedy Clean (motion carried)
- Approved $41.30 water credit for Farmer's Implement (motion carried)
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $79,694.33 (motion carried)
- Approved June 16, 2022 minutes (motion carried)
- Accepted June 30, 2022 Treasurer's report and bank reconciliations (motion carried)
ASD
This document is the Town of Addison, WI website homepage, not a meeting agenda. It contains only navigation menus, contact information, and website features. No meeting items, decisions, or discussions are listed.
Town
The Addison Town Board approved a new 5-year contract with Associated Appraisal Consultants, including an annual increase of $700. The board also approved a CSM for John and Suze Anne Krebs, hired JE Arthur for engineering services for road projects, and approved several operator licenses. A referendum to exceed levy limits for fire services was discussed but no motion was made.
- Approved new 5-year assessor contract with Associated Appraisal Consultants (motion carried)
- Approved CSM for John and Suze Anne Krebs at 5889 Deer Rd. & 5280 Williams Rd. (motion carried)
- Hired JE Arthur for engineering services for road projects (motion carried)
- Approved operator licenses for Abagayle Bruce, Kathleen Cronce, Michael Lokken, and temporary licenses for Rodney Delcore and Ron Naab (motions carried)
- Approved payment of bills totaling $74,293.09 (motion carried)
- Approved Treasurer's Report for June 2022 (motion carried)
- Authorized getting on list for 2025 snow plow truck (motion carried)
- Tabled discussion on fixing Allenton Fire Department emergency siren until next month
TB
This agenda contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no specific meeting items, resolutions, or discussion topics listed. The meeting appears to be scheduled for July 21, 2022, but no actionable agenda items are provided.
PC
The Addison Plan Commission approved three conditional use permits: one for boat/RV storage at 5712 Arnold Ln, one for additional livestock at the same property, and one for a farmers market at 5152 William Tell Dr. Each permit included specific conditions, such as requiring concrete floors or dry storage for motorized vehicles, a yearly manure management plan, and extended hours during major holidays. The commission also approved an occupancy review for Flavors of Grace LLC, recommended a CSM to the Town Board, and approved amendments to two existing CUPs.
- Approved CUP A-22-006 for boat/RV storage at 5712 Arnold Ln, requiring inside storage and concrete floors or dry storage for motorized vehicles
- Approved CUP A-22-007 for additional livestock at 5712 Arnold Ln, increasing allowed livestock to 60 and requiring a yearly manure management plan
- Approved CUP for farmers market at 5152 William Tell Dr, with extended hours during major holidays, no traffic hazard, and bathroom availability
- Approved occupancy review for Flavors of Grace LLC at 402 Main St
- Recommended CSM for John & Suze Anne Krebs to the Town Board
- Approved amendment to CUP A-22-004 for Daryl Aslin, increasing building height to 24 feet (Priesgen abstained)
- Approved CUP A-22-009 for Todd & Jane Limberg, allowing two new garages with height increase to 22 feet
PC
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on July 7, 2022. The provided text contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics listed. The meeting appears to be scheduled, but no substantive business is detailed in the document.
ASD
The provided document contains website navigation menus and general town information but does not include a meeting agenda or specific discussion items for the June 16, 2022, meeting.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved payments totaling $180,547.80, including questioned checks for water main repair, construction, and inspection. They also approved Resolution No. 2022-01 accepting the 2021 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report. The board agreed to limit residential waste intake to 15,000 gallons per day for one month to address high ammonia levels, and directed getting quotes for a new generator contract.
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $180,547.80
- Approved Resolution No. 2022-01 accepting the 2021 CMAR
- Agreed to accept only 15,000 gallons of residential waste per day for one month to reduce ammonia levels
- Agreed to have Lenius obtain quotes for a new generator contract
Town
The Addison Town Board approved all Class B and Class A beer/liquor license renewals, cigarette/tobacco license renewals, and operator license renewals, with two supervisors abstaining on the Class B vote. The board also approved a CSM for the Hausmann property, a bid from GH Carpentry for pavilion steel work, and reappointed Wendy Fairbanks as Town Clerk. One new operator license was denied, and a referendum on fire department contracts was added to the July agenda for discussion.
- Approved CSM for Paul & Darlene Hausmann property at 6856 Hwy W, contingent on survey release
- Approved all Class B beer & liquor license renewals for 2022-2023 (Karnitz and Infalt abstained)
- Approved all Class A beer & liquor license renewals for 2022-2023
- Approved cigarette & tobacco license renewals for Addison Station Central, Candy's Pub, Romie's Service, and B&K Real Estate Allenton
- Approved all operator license renewals
- Approved new operator licenses, including Dana Vogg contingent on RBS certificate; denied Michael Lokken's application
- Approved GH Carpentry bid for steel installation on large pavilion
- Reappointed Wendy Fairbanks as Town Clerk for 2-year term starting July 1, 2022
TB
This agenda contains only the standard town website navigation and boilerplate content, with no specific meeting items, resolutions, or discussion topics listed. The document does not include any actual agenda items for the Town Board meeting.
PC
The Plan Commission approved three conditional use permits: two for accessory structures (garages) and one for agribusiness/agritourism at Schmidt Century Farms. The permits include specific conditions such as removing an existing garage and adding a handicapped-accessible bathroom. The commission also recommended a certified survey map for a property split and discussed property cleanup issues.
- Approved CUP A-22-003 for Eric Craine's 30'x50' garage at 6672 Weis St, with wording change to 'garage' and concrete floor required
- Approved CUP A-22-004 for Daryl & Nancy Aslin's 50'x30' garage at 5415 Aurora Rd, with condition to remove existing garage after construction
- Approved CUP A-22-005 for Schmidt Century Farms agribusiness/agritourism at 5485 St Anthony Rd, with changes to hours, chicken processing, handicapped parking, samples, and bathroom requirements
- Recommended CSM for Paul & Darlene Hausmann's property split at 6856 Hwy W to Town Board
- Set two-month deadline for Robb & Kathleen Roell to clean up property at 6961 Hwy 175 or face legal action recommendation
- Tabled discussion on Joseph Rossetto's non-compliance at 4914 Hwy 175 until he attends a meeting
PC
This agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on June 2, 2022, contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. The document provides no information about decisions, discussions, or public hearings for this meeting.
Board of Review
This agenda is for the Town of Addison Board of Review meeting on May 23, 2022. The agenda text contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no specific agenda items listed. The meeting appears to be procedural in nature, but no decisions or discussion topics are detailed in the provided document.
ASD
This agenda is purely procedural boilerplate. It contains no specific meeting date, time, or list of agenda items, only general website navigation and welcome text. No decisions or discussions are scheduled for this meeting.
ASD
The provided document contains website navigation menus and administrative information for the Town of Addison, WI, but does not include an agenda or specific meeting topics. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are listed.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved a simplified water rate increase application, authorizing the treasurer to proceed with a 4.5% rate increase. They also approved the purchase of a DO probe, sensors, and radio module for the aeration basin, and authorized payment of bills totaling $27,671.35. No action was taken on water and sewer extension to Blueberry Road or on new diffusers for the aeration system.
- Approved payment of bills totaling $27,671.35 (motion carried)
- Approved purchase of DO probe, sensors, and radio module from Mulcahy Shaw Water, Inc. (motion carried)
- Authorized treasurer to proceed with Simplified Water Rate Increase application for 4.5% increase (motion carried)
- Approved April 2022 Treasurer's report and bank reconciliations (motion carried)
- Approved minutes of April 21, 2022 meeting (motion carried)
- Adopted agenda and addendum (motion carried)
Town
The Addison Town Board approved a Certified Survey Map (CSM) for GEGF Properties LLC to create a new parcel at 6281 Hwy S, following Plan Commission recommendation. The board also approved payments totaling $70,531.86, the April 2022 Treasurer's Report, and the April 21, 2022 meeting minutes. No action was taken on the truck storage building project, which remains under discussion pending land purchase from the state.
- Approved CSM for GEGF Properties LLC at 6281 Hwy S (motion carried)
- Approved checks #23072-23112 and electronic payments totaling $70,531.86 (motion carried)
- Approved April 2022 Treasurer's Report (motion carried)
- Approved April 21, 2022 meeting minutes (motion carried)
- Adopted agenda as presented (motion carried)
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Town Board meeting on May 19, 2022, contains only website navigation and boilerplate content. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed.
PC
The Plan Commission recommended a Certified Survey Map (CSM) for GEGF Properties LLC at 6281 Hwy S to the Town Board. They discussed a possible rezone for Hans Luedtke's property but took no action, asking him to return with a plan. No action was taken on a land division for GEGF Properties or on the agribusiness CUP for Schmidt Century Farms.
- Elected Robert Bingen as Chairman (motion carried)
- Elected Gary Karnitz as Vice-Chairman (motion carried)
- Approved agenda (motion carried)
- Approved March 10, 2022 minutes (motion carried)
- Recommended CSM for GEGF Properties LLC at 6281 Hwy S to Town Board (motion carried)
- No action on possible rezone for Hans Luedtke/Strange Brew Properties
- No action on land division for GEGF Properties at 5690 Hwy U
- No action on agribusiness CUP for Schmidt Century Farms
PC
The provided document contains website navigation menus and general town information but does not include any specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions for the Plan Commission meeting.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved the 2021 Annual Financial Report and the 2021 Public Service Commission Report, both unanimously. They also approved bills totaling $76,542.09 and accepted a quote from Sabel Mechanical LLC for grit pump and clarifier railing repairs and meter/back-flow preventer work. The meeting was routine with no public comment.
- Approved bills totaling $76,542.09 (unanimous)
- Approved March 2022 Treasurer's Report and reconciliation (unanimous)
- Approved 2021 Annual Financial Report (unanimous)
- Approved 2021 Public Service Commission Report (unanimous)
- Accepted quote from Sabel Mechanical LLC for repairs (unanimous)
ASD
The provided document contains website navigation menus and general town information rather than a meeting agenda. There are no specific items listed for discussion or decision at this meeting.
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Town Board meeting contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. The document appears to be a template or placeholder rather than a substantive meeting agenda.
TB
The provided document contains website navigation menus and general town information but does not include any specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions for the April 21, 2022, meeting.
2021 Annual
The Town of Addison held its 2021 Annual Town Meeting on April 19, 2022, approving the 2021 Annual Financial Report and two resolutions authorizing the purchase of real property up to $75,000 and disposal of town property up to $25,000. The meeting also set the date for the 2022 Annual Town Meeting and reviewed election results, with incumbents Ron Hefter and Dan Wolf re-elected and John Schodron elected as District Supervisor.
- Approved 2021 Annual Financial Report (unanimous, 8 electors)
- Approved Resolution No. 2022-02 to purchase real property up to $75,000 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution No. 2022-02 to dispose of town property up to $25,000 (unanimous)
- Set 2022 Annual Town Meeting for April 18, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. (unanimous)
- Administered Oaths of Office to Ron Hefter and Dan Wolf for 2-year terms
Annual Town
This agenda for the Town of Addison's annual meeting contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. The document provides no information about what the town board will decide or discuss.
PC
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on April 7, 2022. The agenda text provided contains only website navigation and boilerplate content; no specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed.
TB Road Tour
This agenda is for a Town Board road tour on March 19, 2022, which is a procedural field inspection of town roads. No formal decisions or discussions are listed; the meeting appears to be a working session to review road conditions.
- Road tour of town roads
- No formal agenda items listed
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved payments totaling $41,544.37, the February 2022 treasurer's report, and the previous meeting's minutes. They also received updates on operations, including a DNR violation from high ammonia samples, a planned meter replacement at the elementary school, and a tentative tower project for June or July. No action was taken on PFAS testing, and a notification system discussion was deferred.
- Approved agenda as presented
- Approved February 17, 2022 minutes
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $41,544.37
- Approved treasurer's report and bank reconciliation for February 2022
- Deferred notification system discussion to next meeting
- No action on PFAS testing (not required)
ASD
The provided document contains website navigation menus and general town information but does not list any specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions for this meeting.
Town
The Addison Town Board approved payments totaling $1,577,271.61, a Class B beer license for Dug Out LLC, a concession stand lease, a park use agreement with Slinger On Base, a CSM for Natalie Peters, and a 400-ton road salt order. They also allowed use of inside bathrooms for a Slinger Storm event for a $200 charge. All motions carried unanimously.
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $1,577,271.61
- Approved Class B beer license for Dug Out LLC (April 1–Sept 30, 2022)
- Accepted concession stand lease with Patsy Lulich for 2022 season
- Accepted park use agreement with Slinger On Base for 2022
- Allowed inside bathroom use for Slinger Storm event for $200 charge
- Approved CSM for Natalie Peters to combine properties on one lot
- Approved 400-ton road salt order with 80-ton reserve for 2022/2023
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison, WI Town Board meeting on March 17, 2022, contains only website navigation menus and boilerplate text. No actual agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed.
- No agenda items listed
PC
The Addison Plan Commission approved a conditional use permit (A-22-002) for Super Service Inc to operate an automobile sales and service at 6689 County Rd W, rescinding a prior permit for Big Block Auto at the same location. The commission also recommended a certified survey map (CSM) for a lot line change for Natalie Peters at 5505 Fork Rd to the Town Board. No other substantive decisions were made; discussions included a non-compliance letter to Chariot Auto Sales and a request for a 3-year CUP for snowmobile races, which was not granted.
- Approved conditional use permit A-22-002 for Super Service Inc used car lot (motion carried)
- Rescinded conditional use permit A-20-007 for Big Block Auto at same location (motion carried)
- Recommended CSM for Natalie Peters lot line change to Town Board (motion carried)
PC
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on March 10, 2022. The agenda text contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no specific agenda items listed. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are identified.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved payments totaling $60,623.01, the treasurer's report, and a battery purchase for a sampler. It also allowed Treasurer Jill Fieweger to work from home for up to six weeks during her medical leave. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely routine.
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $60,623.01
- Approved January 2022 Treasurer's Report and bank reconciliation
- Approved purchase of one battery for Sampler from MSW
- Approved allowing Treasurer Fieweger to work from home for up to 6 weeks
ASD
The provided document contains website navigation menus and general town information rather than a meeting agenda. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussions recorded for the Town Board.
Town
The Addison Town Board approved the sale of a 2003 GMC truck to Sunset Farms for $13,875.00, the highest of six sealed bids. The board also approved payments totaling $140,260.52, allowed Treasurer Jill Fieweger to work from home for up to six weeks during medical leave, and set the annual road tour for March 19, 2022. A motion to keep paying Conley Publishing by paper check was approved, and the board discussed potential uses for ARPA funds, including road projects and extending water and sewer services.
- Approved the agenda and minutes from December 16, 2021 (amended) and January 20, 2022 meetings.
- Approved payment of checks #22901-#22951, #10448-#10452, and electronic payments totaling $140,260.52.
- Approved motion to keep payment method for Conley Publishing as paper check, with no surcharges.
- Approved Treasurer Jill Fieweger to temporarily work from home for up to 6 weeks during medical leave.
- Set the annual Town Board Road Tour for Saturday, March 19, 2022, at 7:00 a.m.
- Approved sale of the 2003 GMC truck to Sunset Farms for $13,875.00; Chairman Bingen and Supervisor Wolf abstained.
- Discussed potential ARPA fund uses, including road projects and extending water/sewer, with further engineering ideas to be scheduled by November.
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting on February 17, 2022 contains only website navigation menus and boilerplate text. No actual agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed. The document appears to be a website page rather than a substantive meeting agenda.
PC
This agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting is entirely procedural boilerplate. It contains no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics, only website navigation and general town information.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission approved payments totaling $30,399.32 for bills and a progress payment to MZ Construction for UV upgrades. The board also approved the treasurer's report and discussed future items like a grease trap permit fee schedule and water tower repairs, but took no action on the impact fee schedule.
- Approved bills and electronic payments totaling $30,399.32 (unanimous)
- Approved December 2021 treasurer's report and bank reconciliation (unanimous)
- Approved progress payment to MZ Construction for UV upgrades (motion carried)
ASD
This agenda for the Town of Addison, WI board meeting contains only website navigation and boilerplate content. No specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed. The meeting appears to be scheduled but the agenda provides no substantive information.
Town
The Addison Town Board approved payments of $1,823,598.77, reduced election inspectors for the February primary, and authorized legal action against a property owner and tenant at 5923 Hwy 33. They also decided to continue using the Allenton Fire Department siren for minor repairs only and to sell a 2003 GMC 1-ton truck via sealed bid.
- Approved payments totaling $1,823,598.77 (motion carried)
- Reduced election inspectors from five to three for Feb. 15, 2022 primary (motion carried)
- Authorized legal action against property owner and tenant at 5923 Hwy 33 (motion carried)
- Approved selling 2003 GMC 1-ton truck via sealed bid, with right to reject bids (motion carried)
- Approved continuing use of Allenton Fire Department siren for minor repairs only (motion carried)
- Approved operator license for Rebeka Kodrich (motion carried)
- Approved signing and submitting letter for Kirk Zwijacz (motion carried)
- Withheld security deposit from Town Hall renter who defaulted (motion carried)
TB
This agenda is for a Town Board meeting, but the provided text contains only website navigation and boilerplate content. No specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed in the document.
PC
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on January 6, 2022. The agenda text contains only website navigation and boilerplate content; no specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed. The meeting appears to be procedural in nature with no substantive business detailed.