Town of Little Wolf
Town of Little Wolf
E6325 County Road N
Manawa,, WI 54949
ph: 920-596-2080
Town Board Proceedings
Meeting Proceedings
May 14, 2013
Chairman Abraham called the meeting to Order at 7:03 pm. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The Open Meeting Statement was read.
Officials present: Abraham, Elsner, Prellwitz, Smith, Moede and Beyer
Motion Elsner, second Prellwitz, to approve the Agenda, with a change to the order, placing the duties of the Town Board Members at the end. Motion Carried.
Motion Elsner, second Prellwitz to approve the Minutes of April 2013, motion Carried.
Treasurer’ Report was given, with the Clerk and the Treasurer both giving their Reconciliation Reports, which matched. Motion to Approve by Elsner, second Prellwitz.
Motion Carried.
Constable Moede reported a busy month, with missing Chihuahua and two lost beagles on North Water Drive. A complaint about horses on County B, where 6 horses were showing signs of being underfed. The Town had a local veterinarian come and do an assessment, which concurred with the lack of proper feed. The Constable called the Sheriff’s Department for assistance with the matter. They shared they had gotten previous citizen complaints on the same place, and had not checked into it yet. Chairman Abraham stated they had driven by on the Road Inspection, and all three supervisors had seen the animals and were very disturbed by the sight. Abraham is very disappointed in the lack of response by the Sheriff’s Department. Beyer stated she had talked to the County’s Animal Control person, Jeanette Newell. Newell suggested the Town adopt the County’s Chapter 12 Animal Control Ordinance. This would include an abatement portion, giving Moede the authority to have the animals removed in cases of severe neglect. The Board asked the Clerk to proceed with the published notice and process of adopting the ordinance. Moede, Beyer and Wadzinski will work on the Ordinance to see if any changes need to be made. Moede reported another horse situation on County N, the horses there had very long hooves, and he stopped in and initiated a hoof trimming. Motion Prellwitz, second Elsner to approve the Constable’s Report. Motion Carried.
In the Public Comment portion, Tania Wadzinski encouraged the Town to attain the Deputy Report on any of these animal cases. They should be kept on file. She also expressed interest in serving on the Planning Commission if there was an opening.
Tammy Arndt was present, and asked why there was no report for Fire and Ambulance for the last couple of months. A discussion took place, regarding the turmoil going on in the Fire and Ambulance. The Chairman stated if there is no meeting, then there is no report to give. He stated that at the May 6 meeting the Directors from the Clintonville Service were there, at his invitation, to present their proposal for managing the local service. They would be willing to come in and do the management, and still allow Manawa to retain their identity. A subcommittee was formed, by Fire Board members Abraham, Burkhart, and Bonikowske. Their job will be to compare the job description and duties of our Director, to the duties they would offer. Abraham also reported an Audit by a CPA was approved by the Fire Board.
Business:
The Planning Commission appointments for this year are: 1 year terms- Dennis Rohde and Rhonda Wilz. 3 year terms- Jackie Beyer, and Lowell Prellwitz. Motion Elsner, second Abraham to make the Appointments. Motion Carried, with Prellwitz abstaining.
Land Use Permits received were for one new home, and one deck.
Building Use and Maintenance: The Lawn Care contract was on the agenda, with two quotes being received. Last year we used Flater, and he did a good job. The Board had previously decided to alternate between the two businesses in the town. Motion Abraham, second Prellwitz to use Flater to get the spring start up done, and then have Roehl finish the season, due to the fact that Flater still had a balance owed the town. Clerk will take care of setting this up. Motion Carried.
Roads: The Spring Road Inspection was reviewed. The Board has decided to forego any big projects this year, in order to bank some money for a large project in the next season. The past snow season ate quite a chunk of the road budget. There will be some roads that will get a Flex Patch done. They are: Cemetary, Fuhs and Little Creek, west.
There was traffic counters put on Spring Creek Road, with high hourly count of 12.7 cars, Cemetary Road by the rest area, with an hourly average high of 3.36 cars, and North Water Drive, east of Cemetary, with an hourly average high of 30.67 cars. These numbers will be used to determine priority for different issues, as common sense dictates.
Ditching on Wolf Road and Spring Creek Road are in the works, to be done as weather and availability permits. There are some stumps to be ground on Little Creek Road, from County O to the first residence on the south side of the road. An ad will be placed to request quotes. It will be published in the County Post East.
Due to the Tax Rolls not being complete, Motion by Prellwitz, second Elsner to Adjourn the Board of Review to a later date. Motion Carried. The date will be published and posted when it is decided on. The Clerk will do the Certification for the Board of Review.
The Clerk was asked to have a list of job duties prepared for the meeting. Each member of the Board received a copy of all job duties. There was not much discussion, save for the suggestion by the Clerk that the Treasurer make a photocopy of all checks deposited, with the corresponding deposit slip, and get that to the Clerk each month. This should save a lot of time, when trying to Reconcile the accounts.
There was no New Business.
Correspondence was reviewed.
The bills were presented with the checks to pay them. Checks numbering 1174 to 1193 were approved by Motion by Prellwitz, second Elsner. Motion Carried.
Motion Prellwitz, second Elsner to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 9:35 pm.
Next Town Board Meeting will be on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the Town Hall.
These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
May 14, 2013 Town Board Agenda
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- Abraham, Elsner, Prellwitz, Smith, Moede, and Beyer
Approval of Agenda
Approval of April 2013 Meeting Minutes
Treasurer's Report - Approval
Constable's Report-Approval
Visitor Input/Public Comment
Business:
Duties of the Town Board Members
Comprehensive Planning-
Appointment of Planning Commission Members
Land Use Permits Issued- Buildings and Driveways
UDC Inspection Report
Fire Numbers
Fire and Ambulance Report
Ordinances- Discuss Adoption of County's Ch.12 Animal Ordinance
Building Use and Maintenance-
Lawn Care Contract
Road Report/ Maintenance Work
Results from Spring Road Inspection
Discuss Road Projects for 2013
Adjourn Board of Review, due to the tax roll not being complete
Schedule Open Book and Board of Review to a later date
New Business
Correspondence
Payment of Bills- Approval
Adjournment
2012 Annual Meeting
Meeting Proceedings
April 16, 2013
The Annual Meeting for the Town of Little Wolf was called to Order by Chairman Abraham. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Abraham called for a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing.
The Open Meeting Statement was read. Chairman Abraham explained the meeting format, that all present could speak, and any business item of the Town could be discussed at this meeting of the Electors. All Electors were allowed to vote on Motions.
Elected Officials present: Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Beyer, Smith and Moede.
There were seven (7) residents present.
Motion by Jim Quinn to forego the reading of the 2011 Annual Meeting Minutes, as they were printed, and Accept as printed. Second from Geraldine Prellwitz. Motion Carried with 13 Ayes, O Nays.
The Chairman turned the Report portion over to the Clerk to summarize. After a brief time to examine the financial reports, there were no questions. Motion from Jim Quinn to accept the Clerk’s Financial Report as printed. Second from Lowell Prellwitz. Motion Carried with 13 Ayes, 0 Nays.
Mill Pond Committee: Clerk explained this was formed when the Dam discussion was going on, and is now for the most part done.
Comp Planning/ Plan Commission Members: Clerk stated this was on the May agenda, and the Board could appoint the new term Members then. The members will stay as they are now.
Fire and Ambulance: Abraham stated the present Fire Board Reps are himself, Elsner and Moede for the Alternate. They all are willing to stay on. Motion by L.Prellwitz to appoint the above mentioned to the Fire Board. Second by Tania Wadzinski. Motion Carried with a vote of 13 Ayes, 0 Nays.
Town Newspaper: The present designated paper is the Waupaca County Post East. Beyer stated she is satisfied with the service received from them. Question asked regarding what the Manawa Messenger could offer, Beyer stated she had used them, in addition to the CPE for an Election notice, and the charge was nearly twice that of the CPE. Motion L. Prellwitz, second Wayne Steingraber, to continue with the County Post East for the Town’s Official Paper. Motion Carried with 13 Ayes, 0 Nays.
Town Website: The Clerk reported the website is getting a minimum of 200 hits per month, with 300 hits on Election months. For the price of $10.00 per month, it is a good return on investment. Most present did visit the website.
Town Computer’s: The Town did purchase a new laptop for the Clerk, after some repeated crashing. The purchase was made in early 2013. The Treasurer’s laptop is working fine.
Hall Maintenance: Clerk reported all seems to be working fine, save for the light outside in the front of the building. It may need replacing. The Clerk will have it checked into, and the necessary repair/replacement taken care of.
Roads: much discussion from J.Quinn and Glen Poole, regarding the detour using Garrity Road, with the City reconstructing County N. The two residents of Garrity did not feel it was a wise choice, given the school traffic, and the road condition. They both stated the road is in the best condition it has been for many years, and the increased traffic will ruin that. J. Quinn is not happy with the safety issue by the schools. Wilz stated she felt the same, and had stated that at the previous week’s meeting. Abraham stated the Town felt these issues would be covered by the County, as the Town was assured by both Dean Steingraber and Todd Niemuth that any repairs to the road would be assumed by the County, and the Sheriff’s Department would be giving us extra coverage for speeding issues and the like. Quinn informed the Board there was a meeting scheduled in the City of Manawa to discuss the detour and felt the Board should go to that meeting and rescinds their agreement with Waupaca County. Abraham stated the Beyer stated we have a signed agreement, and didn’t think that was possible. Board would take the input under consideration, and look into rescinding the agreement. Abraham asked Quinn to let the Clerk know the results of the meeting the City holds on Thursday, as Quinn stated he was going to attend.
No changes to the Salaries, the Clerk stating the Poll workers were satisfied with their pay, to which Geraldine Prellwitz agreed. The Clerk stated she did appreciate the great job these ladies did, and the other residents agreed to that.
No New Business was brought up. Tania Wadzinski did ask to speak on the dog issue in the Town. She wondered if the county has any ordinance regarding the size of house or building, required, to house dogs, in the case of a kennel license. The stated it would maybe make the Town’s job easier to adopt something that would state “X amount of square feet for X amount of dogs”. If a license request came in, they could refuse based on too few square feet for housing. The Clerk will find out when she is at the Courthouse for a Public Hearing later this week, and report back to the Board at May meeting.
Public Comment: Geraldine Prellwitz stated she is concerned about the fire number signs in the Town, as many are not visible. In an emergency, this would mean valuable time. Many are just faded, and many are covered with vegetation. She hoped the Board would put a notice in the paper to remind residents to make sure their sign was visible when they are doing their spring yard work. Suggestion was made to put a consequence in the notice, if people didn’t take care of it. Moede reminded all that the fire number signs are, for the majority, in the Town’s right of way, and the Town should really maintain them. Steingraber asked if we were now becoming a ‘nanny state’, warning there were more serious concerns the Board should be considering. The town newsletter was a suggested mode of information to get this message out. The Clerk asked the group if the newsletter was something the residents would care to see on an annual or biannual basis. The cost of the mailing was a question; the Clerk stated it was approximately 300 dollars to print and address and mail. The group all confirmed a twice a year newsletter, spring and fall, was preferred. The Clerk will get the Spring issue put together as soon as possible.
There was no more Public Comment.
Chairman Abraham thanked Supervisor Wilz for her service to the Town as Supervisor. He appreciated the commitment she showed to the Town.
Next Annual Meeting will be held the third Tuesday of April, which is on April 15, 2014. It will be held at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
Motion Steingraber to Adjourn, second from G. Poole. Motion Carried with 13 Ayes, and 0 Nays. Meeting Adjourned at 8:15pm.
Swearing in of the Town Board Officials took place after the meeting, with the new term of Office starting after the Annual Meeting.
These Minutes are subject to Approval by the Electors at the next Annual Meeting.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk
Meeting Proceedings
April 9, 2013
Chairman Abraham called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm with the Open Meeting Statement. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Officials present were Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Beyer, Smith and Moede. There were three residents and three visitors present.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner to approve Agenda as posted and printed. Motion Carried.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner to Approve the March meeting Minutes. Motion Carried.
The Treasurer read the account balances. The Chair asked if the Treasurer and the Clerk had reconciled. They had not. The Treasurer stated he reconciled to the bank statement. The Clerk stated she still had a balance adjustment, and needed to get the Treasurer’s reports. Clerk feels it is simply a deposit not registered in her laptop, and it will be reconciled ASAP. Motion Elsner, second Wilz, to accept the Treasurer’s Report. Carried.
The Constable reported on some cows at large and a dog at large. The Clerk reported the dog issue on County O had been resolved on March 29, as a complaint by unknown person to the USDA caused all of the dogs to be removed. No further information has been made available. Motion Elsner, second Wilz, to approve the Constable’s Report. Carried.
Visitors: Todd Niemuth was present in place of Dean Steingraber, to discuss the agreement with the County, regarding the Detour on the Town’s Garrity Road. The agreement was straightforward, with the County taking responsibility for repairs to the road caused by the increased traffic. Niemuth assured the Board that the County would be making almost daily checks to make sure the road was withstanding the traffic. If it looked as though the road was breaking up, then the original detour route would be used. The Board asked for extra patrol by the Sheriff’s Department, with Garrity becoming a ‘temporary County’ road. The Detour will start on April 22, 2013, and barring any unforeseen issues, should be done by the time school starts in the fall. The Board accepted the agreement with Waupaca County Highway Department.
Dave Johnson was back with his findings regarding the junk yard on County N. He stated the Zoning Department has sent a second citation of $767.50 to the owner. There is no real consequence to the owner disregarding the citations. It is up to the Judge to order any real enforcement. The Town has the option of forcing a clean up, but must take responsibility for the expense, if the owner does not clean it up. This expense can then be placed on the owner’s taxes as a special assessment. The Chair asked the Clerk to contact the Building Inspector, to see what his professional opinion was on the matter, and bring the findings to the May meeting.
Business:
Comprehensive Planning: The Public Hearing, held on Monday, April 8, 2013, had one resident attend. There were comments or contestations of the Adoption of the Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan, adding Ag Retention to the Town’s Plan. Based on this, the Planning Commission recommended to the Board to Adopt the Amendment. Motion Wilz, second Elsner to Adopt the Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan. Motion Carried.
Building Permits: There was one Land Use Permit, after the fact, for an accessory structure.
Fire Numbers: paperwork for a new fire number was received; Moede reported the sign had been installed. The Town Fire Number signs are looking old, with some of them only tow or three feet tall. The new signs are visible from both directions, and are more reflective. The Board will make a point of assessing the fire number signs when it does the Spring Road Inspection, and will discuss updating the signs at the May meeting.
Roads: many calls from residents regarding high water. Mother Nature is not helping the matter this spring. The board will be doing the Spring Road Inspection on Saturday, May 4, 2013, starting at the Town Hall at 8:00 am. This is an Open Meeting.
Annual Meeting Reminder: The Annual Meeting of the Electors of the Town of Little Wolf will be held on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills were presented, with Checks numbering 1152 through 1173. Motion Wilz, second Elsner, to pay the bills. Motion Carried.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner, to Adjourn. Carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:10 pm.
New Term for Board Members takes effect at Midnight on April 16, 2013.
Next Board Meeting is on May 14, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
MEETING AGENDA
April 9, 2013
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 – Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith, Moede, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of March 2013 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report – Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input: Dean Steingraber, Waupaca County Highway Dept., re: Detour Agreement, and Road Projects
Business:
• Comprehensive Planning
Adopt Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan; Addition of Ag Retention
Planning Commission Appointments
• Land Use Permits
o Permits Issued – Buildings and Driveways
• UDC Inspection Reports
• Fire Numbers
o Fire Number signs in the Town; condition, replacement
• Fire and Ambulance Report
• Ordinances
• Building Use and Maintenance (Propane level)
• Road Report/Maintenance Work
o Schedule Spring Road Inspection
• ANNUAL Meeting : Tuesday, April 16, 2013, 7:00 pm
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Results of the April 2, 2013 Election:
Your Town Board Members are: Chair: Thomas Abraham
Supervisor #1 : Randy Elsner
Supervisor#2: Lowell Prellwitz
Town Clerk: Jackie Beyer
Treasurer: Tom Smith
Town Constable: Alan Moede
The New Terms of Office start at midnight on Tuesday, April 16, 2013.
Meeting Proceedings
March 12, 2013
Chairman Abraham called the meeting to Order with the Open Meeting Statement. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Officials present were Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith and Beyer. Moede was absent. There were 3 guests, 7 residents and one visitor.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner, to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Motion Elsner, second Wilz to approve the Minutes of the February meeting. Carried.
The Treasurer read the account balances as of February 28, 2013. The Chair asked if the Clerk and Treasurer had reconciled. Clerk stated she had a balance adjustment of $829.28, assuming it was a deposit missing, as the outstanding checks were the same for the Clerk and the Treasurer. Motion Elsner, second Abraham to approve the Treasurers Report. Wilz voted nay. Motion Carried.
No Constable’s Report.
Visitors:
Dean Steingraber, Waupaca County Hwy Dept., was present to discuss the detour for the upcoming road project on Union Street in the City of Manawa. The start date will be April 1, weather permitting, and finish estimate is September. The road from Hwy 22 and 110 out to Clark Street will be affected. The Detour will take vehicles out of town on Garrity Road to County N. The Town and Steingraber will do an inventory of the road before the detour starts, to keep track of road conditions due to the increased traffic. According to Steingraber, the County will make any repairs caused by the use. An agreement will be drafted and the Board will address it at the April meeting with Steingraber.
Weight Limits will go on in Waupaca County as of Friday, March 15, 2013.
The County Board members that represent the Town were sent letter of invite to this meeting. Pat Craig called the Clerk to decline due to Church Council meeting. Dave Johnson was present at the start of the conversation, with Gary Barrington arriving near the end. The Chairman expressed his frustration with the County having Zoning regulations that the Town is trying to follow, yet the Town is not receiving back up on enforcement. The Chair referred to a particular case of a junkyard without the proper permits. The County Zoning Dept. has issued citations, but the courts have not enforced. Dave Johnson assured the Board he would look into the situation and get back to the Board on the matter. Don Knudsen interjected with his frustration on the County Yard Road issue of lack of enforcement of semi’s using that road. He was not happy that the Chair didn’t want to spend money for patrol assigned to that road, and was willing to spend money to have patrol assigned to the Swan Road littering issue. The Clerk reminded Knudsen that any semi’s seen on County Yard Road should always be called in to the Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff Hardel has stated many times that the issues getting the most complaints get the patrol. Knudsen stated he has called on different occasions, only to have the Dispatcher tell him to call the Manawa Police Department because he lives in the City, or to be asked if he got the license number of the trailer.
Business:
Comprehensive Planning: Motion Wilz, second Elsner to Adopt the Zoning Map changes as per the Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan, adopted at the Special Meeting held on February 18, 2013, after the Public Hearing on the matter. Motion Carried.
The Planning Commission met on Thursday, March 7,2013, to review the CUP request for Bill Walker. The Commission recommends the Board approve the CUP, with the following conditions: not to exceed 14 horses, and must follow the NR 151 code for waste management. Motion Wilz, second Elsner to approve the CUP. Motion Carried.
Beyer explained the Farmland Preservation Zoning has some new information regarding the Zoning districts that DATCP is willing to allow. Essentially it means the zoning we are currently using is accepatable to DATCP, and we will not have to flip into AG Zoning and change our plans. The Farmland Preservation Steering Committee will be meeting on March 27 to discuss these new changes. Beyer will update the Board in April.
Land Use Permits: There were two permits received, one for a shed, one for a shed/stable.
Ordinances: The County Board passed the updated Subdivision Ordinance and the changes to the Zoning Ordinance at the February 19 , 2013 County Board Meeting.
The Clerk has a copy of both Ordinances.
The Clerk informed the Board of the change made to the Terms of Office. The State has adopted the new terms, which have new terms start on the 3rd Tuesday in April, leaving a one week gap. The Clerk had an Ordinance to Extend Town Officer Terms, number
OT-03-11-13, which was noticed on the Agenda, and simply needed adopting. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to Adopt. Motion Carried.
Fire and Ambulance: Abraham reported the fire calls and Ambulance runs were both down, compared to this time last year. Also reported the Fire Board accepted the Resignation of Ambulance Director Mike Pamperin.
Roads: The town has been having a lot of water drainage issues due to the snow thaw/rain . The Board will be looking at the drainage issues on Wolf Road, Spring Creek, and Bridge road when it makes it’s Spring Road Inspection.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Bills were presented, with Checks numbering from 1132 to 1151. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to approve the payment of the bills. Motion Carried.
Motion Elsner, second Wilz to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting Adjourned at 8:15pm.
Next meeting of this Board is on April 9, 2013 at 7:00 pm
There will be a Public Hearing on April 8, 2013, to get public input on the addition of the Zoning district Agriculture Retention to the Town’s Comprehensive Plan, which was omitted when the documents were created. The Public Hearing will be from 6pm to 8pm, or longer if necessary.
The Annual Meeting of Electors in the Town of Little Wolf will be held on Tuesday, April 16, 2013, at the Little Wolf Town Hall, at 7:00 pm. The Agenda will be posted.
These Minutes are subject to Board approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
MEETING AGENDA
March 12, 2013
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 – Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith, Moede, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of February 2013 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report – Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input: Dean Steingraber, Waupaca County Highway Dept.
Invited Guests: Waupaca County Board Supervisors, Pat Craig, Gary Barrington, and Dave Johnson, to discuss Board’s Concerns regarding Zoning Compliance
Business:
• Comprehensive Planning
o Adopt Changes to the Zoning Map, as per Public Hearing on February 18,2013, Parcels : 13 24 31 4, from AE to RC-N
13 21 43 37, from RR to RC-N
13 23 22 12 and 13 23 23 1, from RR to AR
13 05 14 1 from AE to AR
o Recommendation from the Planning Commission, Action by Board, for the Conditional Use Permit for Bill Walker
o New DATCP updates for the Farmland Preservation Zoning
• Land Use Permits
o Permits Issued – Buildings and Driveways
• UDC Inspection Reports
• Fire Numbers
• Fire and Ambulance Report
• Ordinances
• Building Use and Maintenance (Propane level)
• Road Report/Maintenance Work
• Ordinance to Extend Town Officer Term in Response to Election Law Changes
Public Comment
April 2, 2013: Election of Town Officials and State Offices
Next Board Meeting is on April 9, 2013, at 7:00 pm
Annual Meeting is on April 16, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That a Public Test of the Electronic Voting Equipment for the April 2, 2013
Spring Election will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at Little Wolf
Town Hall, E6325 Cty Rd N, Manawa, WI. This Test is open to the Public.
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
NOTICE Of Polling Place and Hours
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the April 2, 2013 Spring Election location and
hours of polling place, to be held on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 in the
Town of Little Wolf. The polling place location for Wards 1, 2, & 3 will be the
Little Wolf Town Hall located at E6325 County Road N, Manawa, WI.
The polling place is accessible to elderly and disabled voters.
THE POLLING PLACE WILL BE OPEN AT 7:00 AM, AND
WILL CLOSE AT 8:00 PM.
If you have any questions concerning your polling place, contact
The municipal Clerk, Jackie Beyer at 920-596-2143.
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
Town of Little Wolf
Town Board Proceedings
February 12, 2013
Chairman Abraham called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm with the Open Meeting Statement. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll Call showed Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Beyer and Smith present. Moede was Absent. There were 5 residents present, and one County Board Supervisor.
Motion Elsner, second Wilz, to approve the Agenda. Motion Carried.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner to approve the January 2013 Minutes as printed. Motion Carried.
The Treasurer read the balances of the accounts, as of January 31. Supervisor Wilz questioned why some checks from December had not cleared the bank yet, Smith stated he had a death in the family in January, and had not tended to the issue until recently, as he had been busy. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Motion Carried.
No Constable Report this month.
Visitors: Jerry Parodo, from Cemetary Road, was present to address concerns about the condition of Cemetary Road. He stated there are gullies in the road bed, with a cross culvert popping out. Also one spot where the road is only barely 15 feet wide, and difficult when meeting an oncoming car, or worse, a bus. The Board stated they will be doing the Spring road check in a month or so, and will pay extra attention to the issues. Elsner stated it is hard to maintain every road at once, with the high price of blacktop, and a busy winter eating up the budget.
Other visitor, Dave Johnson, Waupaca County Supervisor, was present to get input on the upcoming County Board Meeting, and the vote expected on the revisions of the Subdivision Ordinance. Specifically, the portion that will require a Survey of any division of a 40 acre parcel, of both the portion being divided out, and the remainder of the original 40. Johnson urged anyone to call the County Board Supervisors that represent our Town, and let them know how you feel about this. The Board felt that it was overkill, and required too much of the landowner. If there are no disputes on boundary lines, the extra survey is just extra expense.
CS Maps:
The Board had maps from 3 landowners in the Town. There were no Zoning issues for any of the maps. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to approve the Certified Survey Maps. Motion Carried.
Land Use Permits:
One Land Use Permit received from the County, for an Accessory Structure on Wolf Road.
UDC Inspection Reports: none.
Fire Numbers: none
Fire and Ambulance Report: none
Ordinances: none
Building Use and Maintenance: nothing to report
Clerk’s Laptop: The Clerk gave the Board a copy of a report from Mitch Patri of Manawa Telephone. The laptop had a few issues with speed and shutting down. Patri did a clean up on it, and offered a few suggestions. The laptop is operating on Windows vista, and has inadequate memory. He gave a price on upgrading, and the Board felt it was time to replace the laptop, which would be cheaper in the long run. Motion Elsner, second Wilz, to approve the Clerk to shop around and replace the laptop. Carried.
Roads: Many calls and complaints from around the Town, regarding the road conditions. Elsner stated the grader was going out the next morning, and will be scraping the now-frozen slush off the roads. The bad spots will be sanded/salted.
Correspondence was read.
The bills were presented, with Checks numbering 1095 through 1132 to pay the bills. One bill, for the Insurance, which covers the buildings and the Worker’s Comp is due. One resident suggested we maybe shop around for a better price. Board asked the Clerk to do so. Motion Wilz, second Elsner, to approve the payment of bills. Motion Carried.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner, to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 pm.
These minutes are subject to Board approval.
Next meeting of this Board is Tuesday, March 12, 2013.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
MEETING AGENDA
February 12, 2013
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 – Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith, Moede, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of January 2013 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report – Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input: Jerry Parodo, Cemetary Road issues
Business:
• Comprehensive Planning
o Public Hearing reminder, February 18th, with a Special Meeting of the Board to follow, to Adopt Amendments, and act on No Parking Ordinance on North Water Drive
o CSM for: Korotka, Steingraber, and Henschel
• Land Use Permits
o Permits Issued – Buildings and Driveways
• UDC Inspection Reports
• Fire Numbers
• Fire and Ambulance Report
• Ordinances
• Building Use and Maintenance (Propane level)
• Clerk’s Laptop
• Road Report/Maintenance Work
• February 19, 2013 : Primary Election for the Office of Justice of the Supreme Court
April 2, 2013: Election of Town Officials and State Offices
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Results of the Town Caucus, which was on Tuesday, January 15, 2013, are:
Nominated for: Town Chairman-- Thomas Abraham
Supervisor #1 -- Randy Elsner
Supervisor #2 -- Lowell D. Prellwitz
Town Clerk -- Jackie Beyer
Town Treasurer-- Tom Smith Rhonda Wilz
Town Constable-- Alan Moede
The candidates have all filed their nomination papers by the deadline, so this is what the ballot will look like. The Election for these offices is on April 2, 2013.
Meeting Proceedings
January 8, 2013
7:00 pm
Chairman Abraham called the Meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Open Meeting Statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Elected Officials present were: Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith, Moede and Beyer. There were three guests and one Resident present.
Motion to Approve the Agenda as printed made by Wilz, second Elsner. Carried.
Motion to Approve the December 2012 Minutes made by Wilz, second Elsner. Carried.
Treasurer’s Report: balances given, reconciliation with Clerk confirmed. Motion to Approve the Treasurer’s Report made by Elsner, second Wilz. Carried.
Constable Moede reported a quiet month.
Visitors:
Ryan Brown, Planner for Waupaca County, and Brian Haase, County Conservationist, were present to show the Board what the map would look like if the Town were to go with a 1:40 ratio on Farmland Preservation Zoning. Discussion of the pro’s and con’s followed. The Board decided to go with a ratio or 1:20 for Farmland Preservation. Beyer was asked to get the map marked up for any parcels that would not be included, and get it back to the County fairly soon, so the process can continue. Brown and Haase both offered any help necessary. Brown informed the Board that it is necessary to do some ‘clean up’ work on our Comprehensive Plan, in order to alleviate some of the extra work that the current wording makes necessary. One issue is the Maximum Lot Size portion of our plan. It is making some land divisions impossible, and actually causing the reverse of the desired effect. The Town also needs to add a resolution to the plan, regarding holding Public Hearings for amendments to the Plan. With that in mind, Supervisor Wilz made a motion to approve the resolution, with Elsner seconding the motion.
“The Town Board of the Town of Little Wolf, by Unanimous Resolution, does Resolve that the Public Participation Plan for Comp Plan Amendments, will require a Public Hearing to be held.” Motion Carried.
There are some issues with the Subdivision Ordinance that need to be cleaned up also. This will require a Public Hearing, to be posted and published as soon as the correct language of the Amendment is written. This will be combined with a Public Hearing for a Zone Change request in the Town. The Board thanked Brown and Haase for coming to the meeting.
Fire and Ambulance Report: Abraham gave a report on the number of Ambulance runs and Fire calls. Much discussion took place at the December meeting regarding Budgets.
Building Use and Maintenance: the propane is at 50%. The Clerk was instructed to watch the prices come the first of February, and order to fill if they are going up.
Roads: Not much to report, except the snow events. Elsner did ask what could be done to alleviate the congestion from ice fisherman parking on North Water Drive to go on Bear Lake. He reported there were as many as 22 vehicles, making the road nearly impassable, and only one lane wide. Discussion of making a parking spot, and possible removing tree’s on the access owned by the Town, to allow for parking there. Suggestion to put up ‘no parking’ signs was brought up, must be checked out with the Town’s Association, to see if it must be done by Public Hearing. The Clerk will find out and get the info to the Board. Motion Elsner/ second Wilz, to order signs and post them, dependent upon what the Clerk finds out. Motion Carried.
2012 Final Budget Amendments: The Clerk submitted the following budget amendments, to close out the 2012 Budget:
$418.98 from General Gov’t to the Contingency Fund
$746.39 from Recreation to Contingency
$1000.00 from Landfill to the Contingency Fund
$474.53 from the Recycling fund to the Contingency Fund
$2500.00 from the Dam Fund to the Contingency Fund
$361.73 from the Comprehensive Planning Fund to the Contingency Fund
Move $ 5501.63 from the Contingency Fund to the Cash Carryover, to
Leave a balance of $ 12,197.89 in the final Cash Carryover Fund for 2012.
Motion by Elsner, second by Wilz to Approve the Budget Amendments. Motion Carried.
The Contract with the DHHS of Waupaca County, for the rental of the Community Room for the Meals on Wheels program was up for renewal. The Board feels this is an important program for our Seniors, and agreed to renew the contract for 2013.
Correspondence was reviewed.
The Bills were presented for payment, using checks numbering 1043 through 1094. The escrow refund checks were included in these payments. Motion to approve the Checks made by Elsner, second Wilz. Motion Carried.
Motion by Wilz, second by Elsner to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:13 pm.
This Board meets on Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 5:00 pm , with Mayor Nolan of Manawa, to discuss the revised, proposed Contract with the City regarding the Dam.
Caucus for the Town of Little Wolf is scheduled for Tuesday, January 15, at 7:30 pm at the Town Hall, for all positions on the Town Board.
Next Town Boar meeting is on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 7:00 pm.
These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
MEETING AGENDA
January 8, 2013
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 – Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith, Moede, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of December 2012 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report – Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input: Ryan Brown and Brian Haase, regarding Farmland Preservation
Business:
• Comprehensive Planning
o Schedule upcoming Public Hearing on Town’s Subdivision Ordinance
And Necessary Amendments to the Town’s Comp Plan
• Land Use Permits
o Permits Issued – Buildings and Driveways
• UDC Inspection Reports
• Fire Numbers
• Fire and Ambulance Report
• Ordinances
• Building Use and Maintenance (Propane level)
• Road Report/Maintenance Work
• 2012 Budget Amendments, Final
• Reminder :Town Caucus is on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 7:30 pm
• Reminder: Meeting with City regarding Dam on Thursday, January 10, 2013, 5:00pm
• February 19, 2013 : Primary Election for the Office of Justice of the Supreme Court
April 2, 2013: Election of Town Officials and State Offices
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
Meeting Proceedings
December 11, 2012
Chairman Abraham called the meeting to Order at 7:00 pm. The Open Meeting Statement was read. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll Call of Elected Officials showed all present. There were three residents attending.
Motion Wilz, second by Elsner, to Approve the Agenda as presented. Motion Carried.
The reading of the November 2012 Minutes was foregone. Motion Elsner, second by Wilz, to approve the November Minutes. Motion Carried.
The Treasurer gave the account balances. He and the Clerk each reconciled to the bank statement. Motion Wilz, second by Elsner, to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Carried.
Constable Moede reported no calls this month, except from the Sheriff’s Department. They wanted to clarify the dog issue on County O. The owner is up to date on dog tags, but the Town will be checking out the State specs for Animal Housing, and Moede will share these with the dog owner. Motion Elsner, second by Wilz, to approve the Constable’s Report. Motion Carried.
Visitor Input:
John Gunnell was present to answer any questions regarding his request for a Conditional Use Permit. The parcel is zoned RCN, which is Rural Commercial Neighborhood, and is suitable for the intended use of vehicle sales. The Board saw no reason to deny the request. Motion Abraham, second by Wilz, to Recommend the CUP is approved. Motion Carried.
The Clerk told the Board they had a visitor prior to the meeting: Matthew Ziegler, owner of mline Products and Services, (www.tote-bag-wi.com), had stopped in and left a sample of his tote bags. They are designed with the Town of Little Wolf name and a picture of a wolf. The Board suggested the Treasurer share them with people coming in to pay their property taxes on December 31st, and would like to Thank Ziegler for the gift.
Business:
Comprehensive Planning: Beyer reported the maps for the Town have been taken care of. The Town adopted the maps as they were, so no amendments to the Plan or the maps are necessary, at the Town level. The County will have to amend their maps, so they are consistent with the Town. Beyer told the Board it needs to decide to move ahead with the Farmland Preservation Zoning, or to decide against it. After some discussion, the Board decided to proceed with the Farmland Preservation Zoning.
There were no Land Use Permits issued, no UDC Inspection Reports, and no Fire Numbers issued.
Fire and Ambulance:
Abraham stated there will be a Fire Board meeting next week, and they will likely be discussing the subject of the selling of two fire department trucks, to acquire one new one. Abraham is not comfortable with raising taxes to purchase a new truck. On the flip side, the trucks are only allowed, by the state, to be so many years old. The cost of refurbishing a truck is getting extremely high. No decision has been made at this point, and there are many factors to consider. A new truck takes 3 years, from order to delivery.
No Ordinances to report.
Building Use and Maintenance: the Propane tank is at 64%.
Road Report: The County will be turning in a report on the sign damage done in Little Wolf over the weekend. Many stop signs were broke off, and run over, during the night last Saturday night, along County O, and Bridge Road. Brush cutting on Little Creek Road will be scheduled.
Budget Amendments:
In order to pay this month’s bills, the Board needs to move some money. The Road budget went over by $6478.36 and the Fire/Ambulance assessments were over budget by $9936.10. To stay in the black the total amount of $16414.46 must be moved from the Contingency Account. Motion Elsner, second by Wilz, to move :
$6478.36 from Contingency to Roads, and
$9936.10 from Contingency to Fire and Ambulance.
This brings the Contingency Account down to $6696.26. Motion Carried.
Town Caucus:
The Town Caucus will be held on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 7:30 pm. It will take place in the Board Room at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
The Board will be meeting on Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 5:00pm, with Mayor Nolan, City of Manawa, and Councilman Mike Frazier, to discuss the proposed contracts between the Town and the City, regarding the Manawa Dam.
Correspondence was reviewed.
Motion Wilz, second by Elsner to pay the bills, with checks numbering 1025 through 1042, with numbers 1025 and 1026 voided. Motion Carried.
There was no Public Comment.
Motion Wilz, second by Elsner, to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:40pm. These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Next Meeting of the Town Board will be held on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 7:00pm.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Town Clerk
MEETING AGENDA
December 11, 2012
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 – Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Smith, Moede, Beyer
Approval of Agenda-
Clerk’s Report – Approval of November 2012 Minutes
Treasurer’s Report – Approval
Constable’s Report – Approval
Visitor Input:
Business:
• Comprehensive Planning
o Request Town’s Reccomendation on a CUP for Gunner’s Garage
o Update on Necessary Amendments to the Town’s Plan and Map,
• Land Use Permits
o Permits Issued – Buildings and Driveways
• UDC Inspection Reports
• Fire Numbers
• Fire and Ambulance Report
• Ordinances
• Building Use and Maintenance (Propane level)
• Road Report/Maintenance Work
• 2012 Budget Amendments, if necessary
• Town Caucus date
• Reminder: Meeting with City regarding Dam on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012
Correspondence
Payment of Bills – Approval
Adjournment
NOTICE:
The Town Board will hold a Special Meeting on Thursday December 13, 2012
at the Little Wolf Town Hall, at 5:00pm. The Meeting Agenda will include discussion with Mayor Nolan, of the City of Manawa, and Mike Frazier, City Councilman for Manawa. Discussion will be regarding the draft contracts both parties will be presenting. The contracts are for a proposed agreement between the City of Manawa and the Town of Little Wolf regarding the Manawa Dam.
This meeting is open to the Public.
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
2013 Adopted Budget
REVENUES 2011 2012 2013
Actual Budget Budget
Gen.Prop Tax 239434 239434 240583
Shared Revenue 56997 47346 47339
Transport.Aids 99583 99583 99562
State Insurance Ref. 3024 3024 3024
License/Permits 1500 1500 300
Rent 0 0 1000
Other Revenue 4300 4300 2500
Cash Carryover 58233 38551 39327(est.)
Total Revenues $433635
EXPENDITURES 2011 2012 2013
Local Government 91022 95000 95000
Roads 235200 224523 229135
Fire/Ambulance 86000 70819 88000
Recreation 3000 2019 2500
Landfill 1000 0.00 1000
Recycling 1600 1119.00 1500
Manawa Dam 2500 2500 2500
Comp.Planning 1000 595 1000
Contingency Fund 10000 8439 10000
Fire/Amb. Repl.Fund 0.00 0.00 3000
Total Expenditures $433635
Meeting Proceedings
November 13, 2012
Chairman Abraham opened the meeting with the Open Meeting Statement at 7:05 pm. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Officials present were: Abraham, Elsner, Wilz, Moede and Beyer. Smith arrived at 7:15. There were no residents present.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner to Approve the Agenda as presented. Motion Carried.
Motion Elsner, second Wilz to Approve the Minutes of the October meeting. Motion Carried.
Constable Moede reported on 2 labs running on Spring Creek Road, he has spoken with the owners in the past. Complaint of a different dog running. Complaint and request to do a welfare check on horses on Fuhs road. Moede found them to be Ok. Follow up on the dog owner on O, has secured enough dog tags. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to approve the Constables Report. Motion Carried.
Smith shared the deposits and the account balances with the Board. There will be revenues coming in both November and December, but funds are tight. The Clerk asked if the County Settlement was ever checked, as it’s budget time, to see if it matched what the levy is. The Treasurer stated he would run those numbers and report back next month. The Board questioned the overdraft on the Checking account, and Smith reported he tried to transfer money, and the e-bank would not let him in. Chairman asked why he did not follow up with a phone call to the bank, to ask to transfer the money and avoid the overdraft. Wilz had a form for the Clerk and the Treasurer to sign, so in future the bank has permission to transfer funds automatically for the cost of one dollar, instead of the thirty dollar overdraft charge. The Chair asked if the Clerk and the Treasurer had reconciled their books: the Clerk stated they had worked on it, and are off by $300.00, to the good, not short. The Clerk will work on it to reconcile to the penny, as it is probably a deposit not entered. Motion to approve the Treasurer’s Report made by Elsner, second Wilz. Motion Carried.
Sheriff Hardel arrived at 7:30 to answer questions regarding the Swan Road issue. He stated he has had Deputy’s sit on Swan Road. No citations were written, but the officer had been on the Murray road end, and the Town asked if they could be in the Spring Creek Road and Swan Road area. The Town asked that any littering be cited, no warnings. The fine for littering is currently $224.00. The County will charge $50.00 an hour to have this extra patrol done. Motion Elsner, second Abraham to spend the money. Motion Carried. Roger Holman has told Chairman that his department will pitch in on this cost, as the new, enforcible, signs will not be in place until after January. The Town does not want to wait any longer to alleviate this problem, it has been going on for too long. The Sheriff also told the Board that anyone living on that road may call him and give a license plate number, when seeing someone littering, and he would issue and mail a littering citation. As long as the Sheriff was present, the Board took advantage, and asked to discuss animal neglect issues, and who was supposed to do what. In the cases of neglect or abuse, the Sheriff’s Department is supposed to handle it, as the Town of Little Wolf does not have an Animal control official. ( Moede is the Constable, and they are two different authority’s.) Moede told the Sheriff our town had an issue and complaints, and when the Sheriff’s Department was contacted, they deferred to the Town. Sheriff Hardel apologized, and stated the Department should have addressed that issue. He stated the Town could, in future, contact him, and he would see to it these cases would be properly addressed. The complaints on County Yard Road, of semi’s, have dropped back. The Chairman stated he had asked Chief Walker of Manawa for some assistance, and he has graciously had his patrol’s make a pass that way when they are in the area, and it has seemed to improve things a bit. The Board thanked Sheriff Hardel for his visit, and his attention to these issues.
Business:
The Public Hearing for the 2013 Budget was held prior to the Town Board Meeting. There were no changes to make. The levy on property taxes is $240583, up about $1100 from last year, due to new construction. That translates to a mill rate of approximately $2.55 per thousand dollars of value. Remember, this is the Town’s tax. You still have to add your state, county and school taxes. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to Adopt the 2013 Budget as printed. Motion Carried.
Comprehensive Planning: Beyer reports there is a need for an Amendment to the Town’s Map, as the changes made by the Planning Commission prior to the town’s Adoption of the Zoning Map, were never followed through by the county. Beyer will get this in motion, it will require a Public Hearing at the Town level, with all affected parties receiving a letter of notice. As for the Licensing Agreement, Beyer is in contact with another town that is currently working on an agreement, and they will share theirs, and the Town can tweak it for our own use.
Land Use Permits: no new ones, just two notices of “intent to cut wood” in the Town.
Fire Numbers: one new sign requested, to replace a ruined one on Fuhs Road. Moede ordered it, will install when it arrives.
Fire and Ambulance Report: Chairman shared the stats, showing the Ambulance runs are down this year, compared to last.
Building Use and Maintenance: Propane is good, filled last month. Beyer told the Board the chairs in the community room are getting pretty messy looking, suggested they be cleaned. Board approved Beyer cleaning them with her carpet cleaner. Beyer will check with Mona to see if the County will help pay for cleaning, as the County owns the Chairs. Beyer also informed the Board of the fact that the hall is being booked up for family parties through December.
Roads: The Board did their fall road inspection on November 3, 2012. Chairman Abraham stated our Town roads look pretty good, compared to some other towns. There is a little flex patching to be done, to maintain Cemetary Road, will be done next year. One wrench in the works is on North Water Drive: the beavers are back in the cross culvert. The Board will take the necessary steps to alleviate the problem. Beyer stated she spoke to both Jim Hass, and Jim Secard. They both agreed to do the snow removal like last year.
There were no necessary 2012 Budget Amendments necessary.
Election Update: The Presidential Election was a busy one! The Town had a very respectable turnout, of 82%. There were 60 new Registrations taken, and there were 85 Absentee and In-person Absentee ballots. A total of 738 electors cast ballots. Beyer would like to Thank all voters for being patient and polite, and a Big Thank You to the Election Officials, who put in a very long day, and do a wonderful job!!
A follow up to last month’s meeting: the Elected Official that had back taxes, reports to the Board that they have rectified the situation, and is up to date.
The correspondence was read. The Clerk presented the list of bills, and the Checks to pay them. Motion Elsner, second Wilz to Approve the payment of bills with checks numbering 1006 through 1024. Motion Carried.
Motion Wilz, second Elsner to Adjourn. Motion Carried. Meeting was adjourned at
9:07 pm.
The next Town Board Meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.
These Minutes are subject to Board Approval.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jackie Beyer, Clerk
The Town Board would like to Remind all Residents that it will be mowing the
Ditches in the Town again before Fall. This round of mowing will be going back
to the full Right of Way. If you have any plantings or small trees you don't want to
lose, we urge you to relocate them before the mowing is done. Thank you.
TOWN OF LITTLE WOLF
TOWN OFFICERS – 2011-2013
TOWN CHAIRMAN- TOM ABRAHAM
SUPERVISOR 1 – RANDY ELSNER
SUPERVISOR 2 – RHONDA WILZ
CLERK – JACKIE BEYER
TREASURER – TOM SMITH
CONSTABLE – ALAN MOEDE
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