Town of Addison public meetings in 2024
53 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission voted unanimously to approve bills, minutes, and the treasurer's report. The Blueberry Project water looping will not proceed after a survey showed 26 no votes, 2 yes votes, and 2 not returned; the district will still explore looping options. A main water break was reported but not yet located due to frozen ground.
- Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved November 21, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved bills and payments totaling $38,031.44 (unanimous)
- Approved treasurer's report and reconciliations for November 2024 (unanimous)
- Blueberry Project water looping not proceeding after survey (26 no, 2 yes, 2 not returned)
Town
The Town Board approved a full-service retail permit for Altered Spirits Distillery to sell and sample hard alcohol at the Hartford Snowcross event, and approved a Class B liquor license for The Drinking Well Tavern and Grill. The board tabled an ordinance amendment to Chapter 225 (liquor licensing) to address a new retail permit type, and tabled an operator license for Joseph Pawelski until January. Fee schedules and hall/park rental rates were kept unchanged for 2026, and the board selected an 8-foot non-wood grain wall covering for the town hall.
- Approved $177,362.90 in bills and electronic payments (unanimous)
- Approved November 2024 Treasurer's Report (unanimous)
- Tabled Ordinance 2024-02 amending Chapter 225 liquor licensing (unanimous)
- Kept fee schedule unchanged (unanimous)
- Kept hall and park rental fees and security deposit same for 2026 (unanimous)
- Approved 8' non-wood grain wall covering with top trim and base board (unanimous)
- Approved Altered Spirits full-service retail permit for Hartford Snowcross (unanimous)
- Approved Class B liquor license for The Drinking Well Tavern and Grill (unanimous)
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission will hold a regular meeting on December 18, 2024. They are expected to approve minutes from November 21, review and authorize payment of bills, and receive the treasurer's report. The main substantive item is an update on the Blueberry Road project.
- Approval of minutes from November 21, 2024
- Review of bills and authorization of payment
- Treasurer’s Report and approval of bank reconciliations
- Midwest Contract Operations Report
- Update regarding Blueberry Rd Project
TB
The Town Board of Addison will meet to discuss updates to the town fee schedule and a specific ordinance regarding liquor licensing. The board will also make a decision on interior wall coverings for the Town Hall.
- Consideration of Ordinance 2024-02 to amend Chapter 225, Liquor Licensing
- Consideration and amendment to Town of Addison Fee Schedule
- Review of Hall and Park Rental Fees and Security Deposit for 2026
- Decision regarding Town Hall Interior Wall Coverings
- Update on Roell Property
PC
The Town of Addison Plan Commission approved all four conditional use permits on the agenda, each by unanimous vote. The permits cover a firearms license for Ken Wheeler, two large detached structures for Paul Harris and Stephen & Dianne Janisch, and a land division for Margaret Moser. No public comments were made during any of the hearings.
- Approved conditional use permit for Ken Wheeler's Type 01 and Type 06 Federal Firearms License at 4930 Wildlife Rd (unanimous)
- Approved conditional use permit for Paul Harris's 45' x 60' detached structure at 7082 Nenno Rd (unanimous)
- Approved conditional use permit for Stephen & Dianne Janisch's second detached structure at 6581 Crooked Rd (unanimous)
- Approved Margaret Moser's Certified Survey Map to split parcels into two 5-acre lots at 7225 Beaver Dam Rd (unanimous)
PC
The Town of Addison Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on three conditional use applications: a federal firearms license for Ken Wheeler at 4930 Wildlife Rd, a large detached structure (2,700 sq ft, 35 ft tall) for Paul Harris at 7082 Nenno Rd, and a second detached structure exceeding combined size limits for Stephen & Dianne Janisch at 6581 Crooked Rd. The commission will also discuss and possibly act on a certified survey map to split a parcel at 7225 Beaver Dam Rd into two 5-acre lots for Margaret Moser.
- Public hearing and discussion/action on Ken Wheeler's Type 01 and Type 06 Federal Firearms License at 4930 Wildlife Rd
- Public hearing and discussion/action on Paul Harris's detached structure (45'x60', 35' tall) at 7082 Nenno Rd
- Public hearing and discussion/action on Stephen & Dianne Janisch's second detached structure exceeding 1,500 sq ft total at 6581 Crooked Rd
- Discussion/action on Margaret Moser's Certified Survey Map to split 7225 Beaver Dam Rd into two 5-acre parcels
Operator License Application
The Town Board is meeting to review and decide on operator (bartender) license applications. The agenda includes the application form and specific parameters for denial, such as convictions for substance abuse, DUI, or underage selling within the last five years. This is largely a procedural meeting with no listed applicants.
- $25 one-year operator license fee, $15 provisional fee
- Denial parameters include convictions for substance abuse, DUI, underage selling within past 5 years
- Applicants must complete a Responsible Beverage Service Course before license issuance
- Criminal background check required; false information leads to denial
TB
The Town Board will hold a public hearing on the 2025 proposed budget, then consider a resolution to adopt the 2024 tax levy payable in 2025 and adoption of the 2025 town budget. Other business includes a budget amendment, liquor license renewals, a certified survey map for DGI Allenton, and discussion of plow and spreader equipment for a new plow truck.
- Public hearing on 2025 proposed budget
- Resolution to adopt 2024 Town Tax Levy (payable 2025) per Sec. 60.10(1)(a) Wis. Stats.
- Consideration of Budget Amendment 2024-01
- Consideration of CSM (Certified Survey Map) for DGI Allenton, Parcel T1-037200Z, Sec. 16
- Discussion and possible action for plow & spreader equipment for new plow truck
ASD
The Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2025 budget and consider resolutions to adopt the budget and authorize the 2024 tax levy. They will also review the Midwest Contract Operations report and approve the 2025 MCO contract. A discussion on the Blueberry Project is scheduled. Other business includes approval of minutes and bills.
- Public hearing on 2025 proposed budget
- Consideration of resolution authorizing 2024 tax levy
- Consideration of resolution adopting 2025 budget
- Approval of 2025 MCO contract with Midwest Contract Operations
- Discussion re: Blueberry Project
PC
The Town of Addison Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and discuss a conditional use permit for John and Judy Ritger to construct a 34'x18' addition to their detached garage at 6394 Hwy W, which exceeds 15 feet in height. Other items include an occupancy change request for 5711 Black Walnut Rd, guidance on parcel splitting at 7225 Beaver Dam Rd, and discussion of an addition to Allenton Family Dentistry at 608 Church St.
- Conditional use hearing for 34'x18' garage addition (612 sq ft) at 6394 Hwy W
- Occupancy change from Konrath Holdings LLC to Freedom Supply LLC and Eagle Machine Products LLC at 5711 Black Walnut Rd
- Parcel splitting guidance for Margaret Moser at 7225 Beaver Dam Rd into two 5-acre parcels plus remaining farmable land
- Discussion on addition to Allenton Family Dentistry at 608 Church St
- Approval of minutes from October 3, 2024
CUP 2024 11 7 Ritger
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Conditional Use Permit for John and Judy Ritger. The request involves constructing a garage addition that exceeds size and height limits.
- Proposed 18’ x 34’ addition to a detached garage at 6394 County Hwy W
- Request for permit for garage exceeding 864 sq ft and 15 ft in height
TB
The Town Board will vote on Ordinance 2024-01 to rezone a parcel at Hwy 33 (T1-0037200Z) from A-1 Agriculture to B-2 General Business. They will also review and approve liability and workers' compensation insurance bids, discuss a contract with St. Lawrence Fire Company, and consider the 2025 property tax letter.
- Consideration of Ordinance 2024-01 to rezone tax parcel T1-0037200Z on Hwy 33 from A-1 to B-2
- Review and approval of Town of Addison liability and workers' compensation insurance bids
- Consideration of contract with St. Lawrence Fire Company
- Review of 2025 property tax letter
- Update on Roell Property
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission will meet on October 17, 2024, to review and possibly act on insurance bids. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, bills, treasurer's report, and a report from Midwest Contract Operations. Public comment will be heard.
- Discussion/Action on Allenton Sanitary District Insurance Bids
- Midwest Contract Operations Report
- Review of bills and authorization of payment
- Treasurer's Report and Approval of Bank Reconciliations
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The Town Board of Addison and Allenton Sanitary District will meet jointly to conduct a preliminary review of the 2025 budgets for both the Sanitary District and the Town. The board will also set dates for budget public hearings and then convene into closed session to discuss employee wages and benefits, followed by open-session consideration of compensation.
- Preliminary review of 2025 Budget, Allenton Sanitary District
- Preliminary review of 2025 Budget, Town of Addison
- Set date for Budget Public Hearings for both bodies
- Closed session for review of employee wages and benefits
- Consideration of employee compensation and benefits in open session
PC
The Town of Addison Plan Commission will meet to review a presentation on Farmland Preservation Areas. The presentation will be delivered by Adam Christensen, a Washington County Community Development Planner.
- Farmland Preservation Areas presentation by Adam Christensen
TB
The Addison Town Board will hold a public hearing to rezone a property on Hwy 33 from A-1 Agricultural to B-2 General Business. They will also consider hiring Donna Schneider for part-time employment, approving the Allenton Fire Department contract, and a speed limit change on Hwy 33. Other items include a recycling grant application, camera system replacement, and a temporary easement for the Hwy 33 resurfacing project.
- Public hearing to rezone DGI-Allenton Property, Tax Parcel T1-0037200Z Hwy 33, from A-1 to B-2
- Consideration and approval to hire Donna Schneider for part-time employment
- Review and approval of Allenton Fire Department Contract
- Review speed limit change on Hwy 33
- Consideration of CSM for Samuel Johnson, 5633 Woodcrest Dr., Section 26
Public Hearing 9 19
The Town Board will hold a public hearing to consider a petition from DGI-Allenton. The request is to change the zoning of a specific property from Agricultural to General Business.
- Proposed zoning change from A-1 (Agricultural) to B-2 (General Business) for Tax Parcel: T1-037200Z
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission will meet to consider routine business including approval of minutes, payment of bills, and financial reports. The main action item is a proposal to hire Donna Schneider for part-time employment. Public comment will be accepted.
- Consideration and approval to hire Donna Schneider for part-time employment
- Review of bills and authorization of payment
- Treasurer's report and approval of bank reconciliations
- Midwest Contract Operations Report
PC
The Plan Commission approved an amendment to Conditional Use Permit #A-23-021, allowing an increase in detached structure size from 3,456 to 4,800 square feet at 6702 Weis St. It also unanimously recommended that the Town Board rezone 0.33 acres from A-1 to B-2 for Dollar General, and approved dates for the Hartford Snowcross Racing LLC's 2024-2025 season.
- Approved amendment to Conditional Use Permit #A-23-021 to increase detached structure size to 60'x80' (4,800 sq ft) (unanimous)
- Recommended rezone of 0.33 acres from A-1 to B-2 for DGI-Allenton, LLC (Dollar General) to Town Board (unanimous)
- Approved practice/racing dates Nov 15, 2024-Apr 3, 2025 and event dates Jan 3-5 and Jan 31-Feb 2, 2025 for Hartford Snowcross Racing LLC (unanimous)
PC
The Plan Commission will consider a recommendation to rezone property owned by DGI-Allenton, LLC (Dollar General) from A-1 to B-2, and vote on an amendment to Conditional Use Permit #A-23-021 to increase a detached structure size at 6702 Weis St. They will also consider renewal of Conditional Use Permit #A-23-020 for Hartford Snowcross LLC for the 2024-2025 season.
- Amendment for Conditional Use Permit #A-23-021: increase detached structure from 48x72 ft (3,456 sq ft) to 60x80 ft (4,800 sq ft) at 6702 Weis St
- DGI-Allenton, LLC (Dollar General) — recommendation to rezone from A-1 (Agricultural) to B-2 (Business) for Town Board action
- Consideration of renewal for Conditional Use Permit #A-23-020 (new number #A-24-012) for Hartford Snowcross LLC for the 2024-2025 season
TB
The Town Board will consider awarding quotes for a truck storage building, renewing a snow plowing contract with John Breuer, and reviewing a property and liability insurance renewal questionnaire. They will also receive an update on the Roell property at 6961 Hwy 175 and set the 2024 Trick or Treat date and hours. Routine items include approval of minutes, bills, and reports from the sheriff, fire department, and public works.
- Reviewing and awarding truck storage building quotes
- Contract renewal for snow plowing with John Breuer
- Review of property and liability insurance renewal questionnaire
- Update on Roell property at 6961 Hwy 175
- Consideration of 2024 Trick or Treat date and hours
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission will meet to review bills and financial reports. The body will also discuss and take action regarding a contract with J & J Lawn Care Services LLC.
- Discussion/Action regarding J & J Lawn Care Services LLC Contract
- Review of bills and authorization of payment
- Treasurer’s Report and approval of bank reconciliations
- Midwest Contract Operations Report
PC
The Town of Addison Plan Commission is meeting to hold a public hearing and discuss several land use requests. The body will consider land divisions, a fuel terminal, and various farm-related structures.
- Public hearing and permit for Samuel Johnson at 5633 Woodcrest Dr for a 24’ x 30’ detached accessory structure
- Lot line adjustment for 5633 Woodcrest Dr and 5485 Beechwood Ct
- Land division requests for Roman Becker at 6088 Deer Rd and T1-078700Y
- Proposal by Joshua Birkholz to split 30.75 acres into 6 lots at 6494 Aurora Rd
- Discussion regarding a fuel terminal at 4979 Addison Rd
CUP 2024 8 1 Johnson
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on August 1, 2024 to consider a conditional use permit for Samuel Jehnson to construct a 24' x 30' (720 sq ft) accessory structure with a height exceeding 15 feet at 5633 Woodcrest Dr. Interested parties may appear to support or object.
- Conditional use permit application by Samuel Jehnson for a 720 sq ft accessory structure exceeding the 15-foot height limit per Sec 9.08A(3)
ASD 07162024
The Allenton Sanitary District will meet to discuss and potentially take action on a specific resolution. The primary focus is the approval of the 2023 CMAR.
- Resolution No. 2024-01 to approve the 2023 CMAR
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission will hold a regular meeting to adopt the agenda, approve previous minutes, and authorize payment of bills. Key action items include discussing reconstruction of Well #1 and reviewing bids for roof repairs at the district office building.
- Discussion and possible action on reconstruction/rehabilitation of Well #1
- Review and consideration of roof repair bids for the district office building
- Treasurer's report and approval of bank reconciliations
- Review of bills and authorization of payment
- Approval of minutes from June 20, 2024 meeting
TB
The Town Board of Addison will meet to discuss the 2025 exterior property revaluation. The board will also review actions regarding properties at 623 Church St and the Roell property.
- Consideration of 2025 Exterior Property Revaluation
- Review and action on property at 623 Church St, Allenton
- Review of action on Roell Property
- Operator and Picnic Licenses
TB
The Town Board will discuss reducing the speed limit on Highway 33 at or before the Highway 41 bridge. The meeting also includes consideration of property revaluations and various business license renewals.
- Discussion regarding 2024 assessed property values and 2025 exterior revaluation
- Renewals for Class A and Class B beer and liquor licenses
- Update on the Truck Storage Shed Project
- Review and action on Roell Property
- Appointment of Town Clerk
ASD
The Allenton Sanitary District Commission will review bills, financial reports, and the Midwest Contract Operations Report. The commission will also consider an amendment to the AT&T lease agreement.
- Consideration of Amendment to AT&T Lease Agreement
- Review of bills and authorization of payment
- Midwest Contract Operations Report
- Approval of May 16, 2024, meeting minutes
ASD 06192024
The Allenton Sanitary District meeting includes consideration or action regarding the air blasting of Well #1 by Water Well Solutions. This is the only item listed on the agenda.
- Consideration/action on air blasting of Well #1 by Water Well Solutions
PC
The Town of Addison Plan Commission will hold public hearings and review new business regarding various land use permits. These requests include chicken keeping, land division, and modifications to accessory structures.
- Conditional Use Permit for chickens at 717 Jean Ct
- Land division permit for Fork Rd (T1-0697-00Z)
- Accessory storage permit for 5065 Hillcrest Dr
- Addition to accessory structure for 6325 Crooked Rd
- Amendment to accessory structure permit for 5166 William Tell Dr
CUP 2024 06 06 Schulz
The Addison Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a Conditional Use Permit application by Randy Schulz. The proposal involves constructing a 12’x 28’ addition to an accessory building in the street yard at 6325 Crooked Road.
- Conditional Use Permit for a 12’x 28’ addition to an accessory building at 6325 Crooked Road
CUP 2024 06 06 Klink
The Addison Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on June 6 to consider a conditional use permit requested by Philip and Janice Klink. The application seeks approval to create a nine-acre wooded parcel from existing property on Fork Road using lot averaging under town code section 3.03C(16). Land divisions change property boundaries and zoning compliance, which can affect neighboring properties and local infrastructure planning. Residents may attend the meeting at Town Hall to support or object to the proposal.
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit application by Philip & Janice Klink
- Proposed creation of a 9-acre wooded parcel using Lot Averaging per Sec 3.03C(16)
- Property location listed as Fork Rd, Sec 29-11-18 (Tax Key T1-0697-00Z)
CUP 2024 06 06 Frankowski
The Addison Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on June 6, 2024. The commission will consider an application by Dana Frankowski for a Conditional Use Permit to allow the keeping of chickens at 717 Jean Ct.
- Conditional Use Permit application for keeping chickens at 717 Jean Ct
CUP 2024 06 06 Baier
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on June 6, 2024, to consider a Conditional Use Permit application from Paul Baier Sr. The application is for the accessory storage of materials or goods at 5065 Hillcrest Dr.
- Conditional Use Permit for accessory storage of materials or goods
- Property location: 5065 Hillcrest Dr
TB
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Town Board meeting on May 16, 2024. The provided text contains only the town website's navigation menus and general information, with no specific agenda items listed.
ASD
This agenda for the Town of Addison, WI board meeting on May 16, 2024, contains only website navigation menus and boilerplate text. No actual agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed.
Annual Town
This agenda is only procedural boilerplate for the Annual Town Meeting of Addison, WI. It contains no specific agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics, only website navigation and general town information.
TB
This agenda contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual meeting items, resolutions, or discussion topics listed. The document appears to be a template or placeholder rather than a substantive agenda.
ASD
This agenda for the Town of Addison, WI board meeting on April 16, 2024, contains only website navigation menus and boilerplate text. No actual agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed, so the meeting appears to be procedural only.
TB
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Town Board meeting on April 4, 2024. The provided text contains only the meeting header and website navigation menus, with no specific agenda items listed.
PC
This is the agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on April 4, 2024. The agenda 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 provided document.
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting on March 21, 2024, contains only website navigation and boilerplate content, with no actual agenda items listed. The document provides no information on what the board will decide or discuss.
ASD
This document is a general town website page, not a meeting agenda. It contains no agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics for the Town of Addison Board. The page is primarily navigation menus and a welcome message.
- No agenda items are present in the document
- Document is a website homepage, not a meeting agenda
- No meeting date, time, or location is specified
TB
This agenda for the Town of Addison Board meeting on February 27, 2024, contains only website navigation and boilerplate text. No meeting items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed. The document appears to be a placeholder or error, with no actionable content for residents.
TB
This agenda is only procedural boilerplate — it contains no listed agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics. The document is a website navigation page for the Town of Addison, WI, with no actual meeting business specified.
ASD
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PC
This agenda for the Town of Addison Plan Commission meeting on February 1, 2024, contains only website navigation and boilerplate text. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed. The document appears to be a placeholder or template rather than a substantive meeting agenda.
CUP 2024 2 1 Lagenecker
The Town of Addison Town Board is meeting to consider Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 2024-2-1 for the Lagenecker property. The agenda contains only this single substantive item, with the rest being standard website navigation and boilerplate.
- Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 2024-2-1 for Lagenecker property
CUP 2024 2 1 Hetzel
The Town of Addison Town Board is meeting to consider Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application 2024-2-1 for the Hetzel property. The agenda contains only this single item, with no other business listed.
- Conditional Use Permit 2024 2 1 Hetzel
ASD
This agenda contains no substantive items for the Town of Addison, WI board meeting. It is entirely website navigation and boilerplate, with no decisions, discussions, or public hearings listed.
TB
This agenda contains only the standard town website navigation and boilerplate text; no specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are listed for the January 18, 2024 Town Board meeting.
PC
The agenda text is entirely website navigation boilerplate from the Town of Addison, WI website. No actual agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed. The meeting appears to be scheduled for January 4, 2024, but the document provides no substantive content.