Board Members in Attendance
John Pardue, Ronald Koldjeski and Gary Martenson
Absent
None
Board Guests in Attendance
Francine Miller, Secretary/Treasurer; Scot Haan, CEO
Meeting Called to Order
Meeting Called to Order at 7:34PM after Pledge of Allegiance.
New Business
- Valley View Drive Cat Issue - Attorney Peter Loftus, Doree Rosencrans and Vera Hughes were present. Attorney Loftus explained that 36 cats have been captured and the
nuisance is in abeyance. The remaining cats, if any, will be removed. Ms. Rosencrans states she is still feeding stray cats. Loftus will instruct clients to no longer feed the cats.
Mrs. Hughes still has to clean up her yard – even just two days ago – she is tired of having to deal with this. This situation has been going on for seven years. Mrs. Hughes started
court proceedings in Oct. ’07. Loftus proposes all food be removed except for inside the traps and they try for the next 30 days to trap any remaining cats. Pardue and Martenson agree
to allow time to stop the feeding of the cats immediately and only put food in the traps. Koldjeski disagrees and stays with his decision that May 5 was the deadline. Koldjeski does
not believe the Township got a sincere effort to trap the cats. Supervisors states that if someone goes by and there are bowls outside and not in the traps all deals are off and the
Township will act in removing the cats.
- Convention - Motion by Martenson to allow $50 per day for food and .505 per mile with the hotel expenses on the credit card for Rick Thompson to attend the PSATS
convention, 2nd by Koldjeski. Motion voted, all in favor.
- Rec Center Work Order - The Rec Committee submitted a work order for refinishing the hallway hardwood floors. After some discussion, the Supervisors will not sign
the work order unless the building is completely unoccupied due to the odors that will be present from the work.
- BIU - Bill was signed and discussed for Building Inspection Underwriters for April services.
- AEP - Two proposals were submitted for AEP oil for the dirt roads. Vestal Asphalt proposed $1.06 per gallon and Suit Kote for $1.09 per gallon; both proposals are on
the state piggyback program through COSTARS. Motion by Martenson to accept the proposal from Vestal Asphalt at $1.06 per gallon, 2nd by Koldjeski. Motion voted, all in favor.
Annoucements
None.
Public Input
Unfinished Business
CEO Report
Haan reported on the Milwaukee Cycle issue. Letter was received from Fields’ neighbor granting them permission to build closer to the property line. Motion by Koldjeski to grant hardship for
Fields, 2nd by Martenson. Motion voted, all in favor. Fall Road: Haan stated that the BIU inspector was out to see the property. After some discussion with the Supervisors, Haan will tag
the house tomorrow that no one can move into the house until it is brought up to code. Bridge Lane: Received a complaint that the house is unsafe and unsanitary for the children that live
there. Miller will send a letter to the County Children & Youth for an investigation.
Koldjeski
Koldjeski reported that the Chilewski property hearing is scheduled tomorrow for sale. Pardue will represent the Township and will take a check to take care of the 10% payment that the County
will require to purchase the property if we are successful in obtaining the property. The property will be used for recreation.
Pardue
Pardue reported that there will be an executive session on Monday night at 6:30PM concerning ongoing litigation with Verizon Wireless. A grant was signed for $30,000 to purchase a new
police vehicle.
Bills were signed and discussed.
Being no further discussion, meeting adjourned. Motion by Koldjeski to adjourn, 2nd by Pardue. Motion voted, all in favor.
Meeting adjourned 9:50PM
Respectfully submitted, Francine Miller
