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TOWN OF MUKWA E8514 Weyauwega Rd., Northport Phone 982.9890 clerk@mukwa.gov MONTHLY TOWN BOARD MEETING AGENDA March 12, 2024 – 6:00 p.m. Chairperson calls meeting to order. Pledge of Allegiance Roll call of Officers It is understood that in Accordance with Town of Mukwa Ordinance 10-05, this Meeting will adhere to Robert’s Rules of Order. Notification of this Meeting was given to the Press on March 2, 2024 and the Final Agenda was posted in the three designated places on March 9, 2024. 1. Approve: February 13, 2024 Monthly Town Board Meeting Minutes 2. Treasurer: Approve Monthly Treasurer’s Report – February 3. Budget/Vouchers: Approval and Payments of Monthly Vouchers Showing of Hands for Public Forum – Keep Subject and Question Brief . 4. Town of Mukwa Residents – Five Minute Public Forum 5. Animal Control Officer/s: (a) Animal Report Forms; (b) Citation Letter/s Issued in Past Month; 6. Building Inspector: Monthly Report 7. Certified Survey Maps (CSM) Approvals – Jerold Jenkins 8. Guth’s Resort Approvals: (a) Liquor License; (b)Operator Licenses: George Seater, III & Mark Budner 9. Roads: (a) Monthly Report; (b) Equipment-Report/Repairs/Purchases Needed; 10. Waupaca County Zoning & Other Meetings: Attended: Upcoming: 11. Correspondence Received: 12: Reminder: April Monthly Town Board Meeting Date Change – Changed from April 9th to April 16th 13. Election Reminder: April 2nd Presidential Preference Primary & Spring Election 14. Motion to Adjourn. /s/Jeannette Zielinski, Municipal Clerk Publish: March 7, 2024 Press Star – Legal Notice Final Agenda Posted: March 9, 2024 WNAXLP
 

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CAMPBELLSPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT NOTICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING MINUTES Campbellsport Middle-High School Media Center, Room 70 114 West Sheboygan Street Campbellsport WI 53010 March 4, 2024 7:30 p.m. 1. Call to order. Meeting was called to order by Mike Weiss at 7:30 p.m. Meeting was held in the Campbellsport Middie-High School Media Center, Room 70. Board Members present: Mike Weiss, Maureen Koch, Deborah Senn, Danielle Neitzel, Jessica Strand and Sharon Gazzola. Keith Peters was absent. Administrators present: Tom Wissink, Shelley Eilbes and Sally Kellman. 2. Also Present: Kathy Gravelle and Jim Hess 4. Public Comment: Jim Hess spoke about Marxism 5. Announcements/ Recognitions: None 6. Presentations a. Mr. Wissink and Mrs. Gravelle presented the proposed graduation requirements and credits under new trimester schedule b. Mr. Wissink presented the proposed 2024-2025 Board meeting dates 7. Approval of meeting minutes a. February 19, 2024 Board meeting Motion by Deb Senn, seconded by Mike Weiss to approve the February 19, 2024 Board meeting minutes. Motion carried 5-0-1. Sharon Gazzola abstained. 8. Reports: a. District Administrator Updates i. We are working on dual credit Fire/EMT Academy with MPTC. We have 5-6 students interested. ii. Class of 2024 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Announced. Congratulations to Lucas Beck and Molly Gilles! iii. Music Solo and Ensemble and Bowling Team results were shared iv. CESA 6 PAC / Legislative Breakfast summary. Next meeting is April 5, 2024. b. Principal / School Updates i. EES is presenting their Living Wax Museum on Thursday, March 14, 2024. c. Board Committees i. Curriculum and Technology (SG, MK, DN) — last met on January 2, 2024. Schedule next meeting ii. Facilities (KP, SG, MW) — last met on January 15, 2024. Schedule next meeting in April iii. Finance (DS, DN, MW) - last met on February 6, 2024. Joint Finance / Personnel meeting on March 11, 2024 at 6:15 p.m. or immediately following Personnel Committee meeting in the District Office Conference Room iv. Personnel (DN, DS, KP) — last met on February 12, 2024. Next meeting on March 11, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the District Office Conference Room v. Policy (MK, JS, KP) — last met on December 7, 2023. Schedule next meeting in April / May vi. Safety and Transportation (MK, JS, MW) — last met on November 8, 2023. Next meeting on April 10, 2024 @ 7:30 p.m. in the District Office Conference Room (Data Security / Mental Health) vii. Board workshop on Saturday, March 16, 2024 from 8:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. in the MS-HS Library Media Center for goal setting and District Administrator evaluation 9. Unfinished Business - None 10. New Business: a. Discussion with appropriate action regarding approval of: i. Resignations/ retirements - None ii. Hires - None iii. Proposed student overnight field trips 1. FBLA State Leadership Conference, overnight field trip April 8, 2024 (one night) in Green Bay. Motion by Sharon Gazzola seconded by Jessica Strand to approve the FBLA State Leadership Conference overnight field trip. Motion carried 6-0-0 iv. Cougar Club donation to purchase two (2) canopy tents for the Track/Cross Country team. Motion by Deb Senn, seconded by Maureen Koch to accept the Cougar Club donation to purchase two (2) canopy tents for the Track/Cross Country team in the amount of $5,041.96. Motion carried 6-0-0 v. Cougar Club donation to purchase Guardian caps for the Football team. Motion by Deb Senn, seconded by Jessica Strand to accept the Cougar Club donation to purchase Guardian caps for the Football team in the amount of $1,900.00. Motion carried 6-0-0 vi. Cougar Club donation to purchase a pitching machine and baseballs for the Baseball team. Motion by Mike Weiss, seconded by Jessica Strand to accept the Cougar Club donation to purchase a pitching machine and baseballs for the Baseball team in the amount of $3,548.53. Motion carried 6-0-0 11. Items for Future Agenda and/or Research - None 12. Closed Session - the Board convened into closed session at 8:58 p.m. Motion made by Sharon Gazzola, seconded by Mike Weiss. Motion carried 6-0-0. b. Approval of the following closed session meeting minutes: i. February 13, 2024 Expulsion Hearings ii, February 19, 2024 3. The Board reconvened into open session at 9:11 p.m. Motion made by Danielle Neitzel, seconded by Jessica Strand. Motion carried 6-0-0. 4. Motion to Adjourn by Danielle Neitzel, seconded by Mike Weiss at 9:11 p.m. Motion carried 6-0-0. Respectfully submitted, Sharon A. Gazzola Clerk SAG/smg 3/28 WNAXLP
 
CITY OF MANAWA COMMON COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 2024 6:00 pm Proceedings of the Manawa Common Council meeting held Monday, February 19, 2024. Called to order at 6:00 PM by Mayor Frazier pursuant to open meeting regulations, Pledge of Allegiance and roll call. Alderpersons present on roll call: Aaron Timm, Alice Brown, Jim Roenz, Mark Lehrer, Mary Eck, Mayor Mike Frazier. Absent: Ann Bonikowske. City Employees: Josh Smith, Jason Severson, Logan Hass. Audience: Jon Cameron – Ehlers, Ben Besaw. Moved Brown/Eck to approve the agenda of February 19, 2024. Carried. Moved Timm/Roenz to approve the council meeting minutes of January 15, 2024. Carried. Moved Roenz/Timm to approve of the Bills of Allowance $557,048.05. Carried. Audience: Ben Besaw gave housing development updates. Looking at putting gravel down first to be able to get to the houses. Would be working with McMahon for civil engineer. Thinking of having the lots ½ acre or better. Jon Cameron from Ehlers gave presentation on 2024 Bonds Presale Report. Finance: Street bid: Moved Eck/Brown to award bid of reconstruction street, water and sewer of Walnut Street and Factory Street, end of Grove Street and lead lateral replacement from curb stop to the house to lowest bidder MCC in the amount of $3,000,266.79. Carried. Resolution 2024-1: Moved Eck/Roenz Initial Resolution 2024-1 Authorizing General Obligation Bonds in an Amount Not to Exceed $1,885,000 for Street Improvement Projects. Carried. Resolution 2024-2: Moved Eck/Lehrer Initial Resolution 2024-2 Authorizing General Obligation Bonds in an Amount Not to Exceed $895,000 for Community Development Projects in Tax Incremental District No. 2. Carried. Resolution 2024-3: Moved Eck/Timm Resolution 2024-3 Directing Publication of Notice to Electors Relating to Bond Issues. Carried. Resolution 2024-4: Moved Eck/Lehrer Resolution 2024-4 Establishing Parameters for the Sale of Not to Exceed $2,780,000 General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds, Series 2024A. Carried. Resolution 2024-5: Moved Eck/Timm Resolution 2024-5 Authorizing the Issuance and Establishing Parameters for the Sale of Not to Exceed $1,600,000 Water and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, Series 2024B of the City of Manawa, Waupaca County, Wisconsin, and Providing for the Payment of the Bonds and Other Details with Respect to the Bonds. Carried. Plow truck wing: Moved Eck/Brown to add wing to new plow truck for $24,170. Discussion: Aaron asked why this wasn’t included initially. Josh said that we found out later that the wing would work better. Carried. Part time employee: Moved Eck/Lehrer for starting wage for part time employee to be at $13.75 an hour. Carried. Plan Commission: Next meeting is on Monday February 26 at 5pm. Mayor: Mayor Frazier said for the 150th celebration Solarus will be sponsoring fireworks, Manawa Cowboys will have first football practice on that Thursday and Wisconsin Senator Joan Ballweg and Wisconsin State Assembly Kevin Petersen will be present for the kickoff. DPW: Josh went over his report. Kolbe lift station project start date is 4/8/2024 and completion date is 8/23/2024. Had a pre con meeting with Monroe Truck for the build out of the new plow truck. Had bid opening for the street projects and received 7 different bids. Currently working on painting fire meeting room. Received wastewater DNR permit good for 5 years. Looking to replace 2012 Chevy pickup truck in 2025. Police: Police report was given by Chief Severson. Have been attending meetings at the school to prevent truancy. Had a search warrant done in the city and the parents are in custody. Fire: Chief Josh Smith went over his report. Received $30,000 for brush truck. Currently selling tickets for calendar raffle proceeds will go towards water rescue equipment. Drive thru pancake breakfast will be April 28. Currently have 27 members on department. 32 calls for the year and 10 since last meeting. Average response time is 9 minutes and 33 seconds. Clerk: Financial Report: General Fund balance – $272,212.07; Government Pool – $374,680.44; Licenses: Moved Roenz/Timm to approve operator’s licenses for Bailey Amador, Elijah Wilson. Carried. Moved Brown/Eck to adjourn at 7:15 pm. Carried. Logan Hass, City Clerk Publish March 28, 2024 WNAXLP
 
De Pere WNAXLP Common Council Regular Meeting Final Minutes Tuesday, February 20, 2024 7:30 PM Council Chambers & Virtual The following is a summary of actions taken at the 2/20/24 Common Council meeting. A complete copy of the minutes is available in the Clerk’s office at 335 S Broadway, De Pere WI or online at www.deperecitywi.iqm2.com /Citizens/Default.asp 1. Call to Order. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 PM by Mayor James Boyd. Present were Alds. Carpenter, Gantz, Hansen, Kundinger, Ledvina, Perock, Quigley, & Raasch. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. 3. Approval of the minutes of the February 6, 2024 Common Council meeting. Motion Carpenter second Raasch APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 4. Public comment upon matters not on the agenda. Comments made during the public comment period shall pertain only to matters under the jurisdiction of the Common Council. §6-3(f) DPMC. 5. Presentation of Police Department Awards. 6. Recommendation from the Board of Park Commissioners to accept the low bid from Olsen Trailer and Body for a total of $167,922 with the additional funding of $72,922 being added to the Capital Project funding for replacing Truck 18. *This item was tabled at the February 6, 2024 Council meeting.* Motion Hansen second Gantz OPTION 1 APPROVED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [5 TO 4] with Alds. Carpenter, Kundinger, Perock & Raasch voting nay and Mayor Boyd breaking the tie 7. Recommendation from Finance/Personnel Committee to amend the 2024 Capital Projects Budget to add Police leases. Motion Kundinger second Quigley APPROVED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 8. Recommendation from Finance/Personnel Committee to approve request of Definitely De Pere to waive invoice #202307 related to the Tour De Pere special event in the amount of $1,881.00. Motion Perock second Gantz APPROVED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS 9. Recommendation from the Board of Public Works supporting Village of Ashwaubenon grant application for trail extension on Main Avenue. Motion Ledvina second Raasch APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 10. Recommendation from the Board of Public Works to approve moving forward on establishing new yard waste sites. Motion Carpenter second Hansen APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 11. Recommendation from the Board of Public Works to maintain City owned lot at 360 Main Avenue for year-round public parking. Motion Ledvina second Gantz APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 12. Recommendation from the Board of Public Works on award of Contract 24-03 Sewer Lining to Visu-Sewer, Inc. in the amount of $350,274.00. Motion Carpenter second Raasch APPROVED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 13. Recommendation from the Board of Public Works on Award of Contract 24-05 Sidewalk and Curb Repairs to Highway Landscapers, Inc. in the amount of $290,990. Motion Hansen second Carpenter APPROVED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 14. Recommendation from the Board of Public Works on Award of Contract 24-13 Crackfilling to Asphalt Seal and Repair, Inc. in the amount of $121,800. Motion Ledvina second Raasch APPROVED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 15. Recommendation from the License Committee on an application for a premises description change submitted by Oakleys (DBA Oakleys). Premises will change from 310 N. Wisconsin St. Suite C to 614 George St. Motion Gantz second Carpenter APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 16. Recommendation from the License Committee on an application for change of agent for Walgreens, 150 S. Wisconsin St. Motion Perock second Gantz APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 17. Resolution #24-06 Authorizing Agreement for Contractor Services Between the City of De Pere and ECS Midwest, LLC. (2024 Soil Borings). Motion Raasch second Carpenter ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 18. Resolution #24-07 Authorizing Agreement for Contractor Services Between the City of De Pere and Badger Concrete Lifting, LLC (Mudjacking-Curb & Gutter and Sidewalk). Motion Quigley second Perock ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 19. Resolution #24-08 Authorizing Agreement for Payment for Relocation and Replacement of Municipal Utility Facilities associated with I41 and Generations Boulevard Interchange. Motion Raasch second Ledvina ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 20. Resolution #24-09 Authorizing Temporary Limited Easement Donation to Brown County for County Highway GV Project (Parcels WD-D0037-2 and WD-D0035-1). Motion Carpenter second Gantz ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] 21. Resolution #24-10 Approving Agreement between St. Norbert College and the City of De Pere regarding Garbage and Recycling Collection Services. Motion Raasch second Carpenter ADOPTED [7 TO 0] with Ald. Kundinger abstaining 22. Resolution #24-11 Authorizing Extension of Consulting Services Agreement Between the City of De Pere and Robert E. Lee and Associates, Inc. (2024 Consulting Services). Motion Hansen second Gantz ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] 23. Resolution #24-12 Authorizing Agreement for Contractor Services Between the City of De Pere and Bay Area Testing and Consulting, LLC (2024 Construction Materials Testing). Motion Carpenter second Quigley ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 24. Resolution #24-13 Approving 2023 General Fund Budget Amendment from Unassigned Reserves. Motion Ledvina second Hansen ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 25. Resolution #24-14 De Pere Common Council Authorization or Delegation of Payment of Vouchers or Invoices. Motion Hansen second Gantz ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 26. Resolution #24-15 Approving Housing Stock Improvement Mortgage and Loan and Authorizing Disbursement of Loan to Jared Fink and Abbey Kleinert (120 South Ontario Street - Parcel ED-1097). Motion Hansen second Gantz ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 27. Resolution #24-16 Approving Housing Stock Improvement Mortgage and Loan and Authorizing Disbursement of Loan to Steven and Susan Karner (903 Jordan Road - Parcel ED-663-26). Motion Quigley second Gantz ADOPTED BY ROLL CALL VOTE [UNANIMOUS] 28. Voucher approval. Motion Ledvina second Raasch APPROVED [UNANIMOUS] 29. Future agenda items. 30. Adjournment. Motion Carpenter second Perock to adjourn the meeting at 8:12 PM. [UNANIMOUS] Respectfully submitted, City Clerk Carey Danen Publish 03.22.24 WNAXLP
 
Green Bay WNAXLP Regular Board of Education Meeting: 2/26/2024 5:00 (closed session) @ 6:00 p.m. (open session) & Adjourn into Closed Session (Monday, February 26, 2024) Generated by Kinsey Lehr on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 Members present Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, James Lyerly, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Meeting called to order at 5:00 p.m. 1. Meeting Access A. Convene in Open Session The Board of Education met in the Green Bay Area Public School District Office Building located at 200 S. Broadway, Green Bay, WI 54303. The open session meeting took place in room #331, the closed session meeting took place in room #337, both of which are located on the 3rd floor. Some individuals joined via zoom and the meeting was live-stream broadcasted on the Green Bay Area Public School District YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube .com/channel/UCrBxEp_9xza uvGyUydBvV9g . B. Roll Call Members Present: Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, James Lyerly (virtual), Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach, Andrew Becker Also Present: Vicki Bayer, Deputy Superintendent; David Johns, Associate Superintendent; Melissa Thiel-Collar, Legal Counsel; Kinsey Lehr, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools and Board of Education; Lori Blakeslee, Director of Communications and Public Relations C. Convene in Closed Session at 5:00 p.m. MOTION: That the Board convene in Closed Session pursuant to Wisconsin Statute 19.85 (1)(a) and (f) - Considering financial, medical, social or personal histories or disciplinary data of specific persons, preliminary consideration of specific personnel problems or the investigation of charges against specific persons except where par. (b) applies which, if discussed in public, would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of any person referred to in such histories or data, or involved in such problems or investigations; to wit: for the purpose of holding expulsion hearings under Wisconsin Statute 120.13(1)(c) and (e)3, and Wisconsin Statute 19.85 (1)(e) - Deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties, the investing of public funds, or conducting other specified public business, whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session, more specifically, to wit: negotiation strategy for collective bargaining agreements between the District and collective bargaining units. Motion by Lynn M Gerlach, second by Bryan Milz. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, James Lyerly, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach The Board convened into closed session at 5:05 p.m. The Board convened into open session at 5:25 p.m. and then made a motion to re-convene into closed session. MOTION: That the Board adjourn into closed session pursuant to Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) to consider employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over whom the board has jurisdiction and Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(f), to consider financial, medical, social or personal histories which if discussed in public would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of persons referred to, more specifically, to wit: to discuss the hiring of and the contract for the Interim Superintendent. Motion by Lynn M Gerlach, second by Bryan Milz. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, James Lyerly, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach The Board convened into closed session at 5:31 p.m. D. Convene in Open Session at 6:00 p.m. The Board convened into open session at 6:00 p.m. 2. Opening Activities A. Welcome The Board of Education met in the Green Bay Area Public School District Office Building located at 200 S. Broadway, Green Bay, WI 54303. The meeting took place in room #331 which is located on the 3rd floor. Some individuals joined via zoom and the meeting was live-stream broadcasted on the Green Bay Area Public School District YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/cha nnel/UCrBxEp_9xzauvGyUyd BvV9g . Laura McCoy recognized and thanked Laura Laitinen- Warren for her service on the Board of Education. B. Roll Call Members Present: Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, James Lyerly (virtual), Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach, Andrew Becker C. Pledge of Allegiance Board of Education members stood, faced the flag, and recited the pledge of allegiance. D. Mission Statement Nancy Welch recited the district mission statement, "we educate all students to be college, career and community ready, inspired to succeed in our diverse world.” E. Land Acknowledgement Statement. Laura McCoy read the Land Acknowledgement Statement. 3. Open Forum A. Intra-City Student Council Report There was no Intra-City Student Council Report. B. Public Forum The following individuals spoke during the Public Forum: • Robert Arguelles - Green Bay, WI - Leonardo DaVinci Acceleration Procedures and Policies • Amanda Garcia - Green Bay, WI - Reinstating of Dr. Tiller • Matt Froehlich - Green Bay, WI - Superintendent • Stephanie Ortiz - Green Bay, WI - Reinstate Dr. Tiller • Robin Scott - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller Forced Resignation, Black Youth Education • Chelci Kranzush - Green Bay, WI - Referendum Concerns • Rhonda Sitnikau - Green Bay, WI - Resignation of the Superintendent • Mary Schils - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Claude Tiller Jr.'s Resignation • Jax Anderson - Greenville, WI - Reinstate Dr. Tiller • Jeffrey Watson - Green Bay, WI - Issues of Kids Perception of School Board Decisions • Wendy Woodward - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tillman Reinstatement • Andrew Pamperin & Sarah Pamperin - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller Resignation • Fany Ordonez Matamoros - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller Resignation • Amy Olson Guillen - Green Bay, WI - Reconciliation • Eric Drzewiecki - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller Situation • Rissel Peguero Almonte - Green Bay, WI - Board Qualifications / Suggestions • Mary Yang - Green Bay, WI - Asian History & Tiller • TJ Hobbs - Oshkosh, WI - Dr. Tiller Reinstatement • Katherine Gage - Green Bay, WI - Reconsider Actions Regarding Dr. Tiller • Jessica Franco - Green Bay, WI - Superintendent • Stephanie Guzman - Green Bay, WI - Representation Matters • Iliana Herrera-Flores - Green Bay, WI - Washington Roof • Linda Patzke - Pulaski, WI - Community Conversation Regarding Dr. Claude Tiller, Jr. • Kyle Cropsey - Green Bay, WI - Support for Tiller • Natalie Hoffman - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller • Hashanti Perry - Green Bay, WI - Opinion of Situation • Rosita Jackson-Enos - Green Bay, WI - Reinstatement and the Transgenerational Patterns in NE Wisconsin • Philip Ross - Hobart, WI - Dr. Tiller • Gratzia Villarroel, Hobart, WI - Representation • Kristen Kelly - Menasha, WI - Effects of NE Wisconsin • Rick Crosson - Green Bay, WI - Diversity • Shakeira Chisolm - Green Bay, WI - All Community • Ella Harell - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller • Paul Boucher - Green Bay, WI - Voting • Sara - Green Bay, WI - Retaliation & Resistance • Rocio Amaro - Green Bay, WI - Dr. Tiller Jr. Reinstated • Kellie Delveaux - Green Bay, WI - History 4. Discussion A. Legislative Update Lynn Gerlach, Legislative Liaison, reviewed the attachment. Discussion ensued regarding Model III sites. 5. Referendum Updates A. Referendum Updates - Project List 2022 There were no new updates. 6. Consent Agenda Approval A. Consent Agenda Approval MOTION: That the Consent Agenda Items, as presented, be approved. Motion by Andrew Becker, second by Lynn M Gerlach. The Board recognized teachers retiring and thanked them for their service to the Green Bay Area Public School District as well as the Gifts to the Board report, and recognized the importance of retaining staff. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly The below Consent Agenda items were approved: B. Bills C. Financial Report D. Gifts E. Minutes F. Personnel Action G. Budget Transfers H. Head Start Self Assessment 2023-24 I. Head Start Continuation Application - Selection Criteria 7. Items Withdrawn from Consent Agenda No items were withdrawn from the Consent Agenda. 8. Action Items A. Purchase of Hyperconverged Infrastructure MOTION: That CDW be awarded the bid for the Hyperconverged Infrastructure in the amount of $1,198,101, as presented, be approved. Motion by Bryan Milz, second by Nancy Welch. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly B. School Security Drill Review Approval MOTION: To approve the school security drill review. Motion by Bryan Milz, second by Nancy Welch. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly MOTION: To combine agenda items C-Q to consider at once. Motion by Lynn Gerlach, second by Nancy Welch. Agenda items C-Q were combined with all Board Members voting in favor by jointly reciting "aye". Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly The following items were combined and approved with the motion. C. Building Engineer Job Description Approval D. Carpenter Job Description Approval E. Custodian Job Description Approval F. Custodian, Lead Job Description Approval G. Facility Technician Job Description Approval H. Maintenance Mechanic - Direct Digital Controls Job Description Approval I. Maintenance Mechanic - Food Service Equipment Job Description Approval J. Maintenance Mechanic - Masonry, Concrete, Welding Job Description Approval K. Maintenance Mechanic - Vehicles Job Description Approval L. Master Electrician Job Description Approval M. Master Plumber Job Description Approval N. Painter / Utility Worker Job Description Approval O. Painter / Utility Worker, Lead Job Description Approval P. Service Steamfitter Job Description Approval Q. Utility Worker Job Description Approval R. Principal Job Description Approval MOTION: That the updated job description for Principal, as presented, be approved. Motion by Bryan Milz, second by Nancy Welch. Discussion ensued regarding updates to this job description. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly MOTION: To combine agenda items S & T to consider at once. Motion by Lynn Gerlach, second by Bryan Milz. Agenda items S & T were combined with all Board Members voting in favor by jointly reciting "aye". Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly The following items were combined and approved with the motion. S. Early Childhood Youth Apprenticeship Year 1: Program Aide Job Description Approval T. Early Childhood Youth Apprenticeship Year 2: Assistant Teacher Job Description Approval U. Head Start Grant Extension Request MOTION: That the proposal to submit an extension of the construction grant at the Head Start Learning Center, as presented, be approved. Motion by Nancy Welch, second by Lynn M Gerlach. Discussion ensued regarding the construction status. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly V. Recommendation for Southwest Ticket Booth Contract MOTION: That Northeast Asphalt, Inc. be awarded the contract for the Southwest Ticket Booth project in the amount of $443,166.70, as presented, be approved. Motion by Nancy Welch, second by Lynn M Gerlach. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly W. Recommendation for Preble General Contractor MOTION: That Miron, Inc. be awarded the contract for the Preble High School Additions and Alterations project in the amount of $10,929,016, as presented, be approved. Motion by Lynn M Gerlach, second by Nancy Welch. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly X. Recommendation for West High Grandstand Contractor MOTION: That JW Industries, LLC be awarded the contract for the West High School Grandstand and Press Box project in the amount of $1,182,080, as presented, be approved. Motion by Bryan Milz, second by Nancy Welch. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly Y. Sale of Southwest Frontage Property for Purposes of Packerland Reconstruction MOTION: That the sale of the identified parcel at Southwest High School to the City of Green Bay for purposes of the Packerland reconstruction, as presented, be approved. Motion by Nancy Welch, second by Bryan Milz. Discussion ensued regarding the roundabout and sidewalk. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly 9. Agenda Setting A. GBAPSD Board Meeting Schedule Nancy Welch requested the Burns Van Fleet report be added to an upcoming meeting as an agenda item. Discussion ensued regarding the work of the Board, closed session statute, purpose of discussion, report data, leadership within District, timing of agenda item, Robert's Rules, and process for adding items to agenda. 10. Adjournment A. Motion to Adjourn Into Closed Session MOTION: That the Board adjourn into closed session pursuant to Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) to consider employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over whom the board has jurisdiction and Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(f), to consider financial, medical, social or personal histories which if discussed in public would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of persons referred to, more specifically, to wit: to discuss the hiring of and the contract for the Interim Superintendent. Motion by Lynn M Gerlach, second by Nancy Welch. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Andrew Becker, Laura McCoy, Nancy Welch, Bryan Milz, Lynn M Gerlach Not Present at Vote: James Lyerly Meeting adjourned into closed session at 10:03 p.m. Publish 03.22.24 WNAXLP
 
Howard WNAXLP Minutes of the Village Board Meeting February 26, 2024 Village Board Room at Village Hall 1. CALL TO ORDER Village President Burt McIntyre called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. 2. ROLL CALL President McIntyre called for a roll call. Present: Village President Burt R. McIntyre; Trustee Maria Lasecki, District 1; Trustee Cathy Hughes, District 3; Trustee John Muraski, District 4; Trustee Ray Suennen, District 6; Trustee Adam Lemorande, District 7; Trustee Craig McAllister, District 8 Excused: Trustee Chris Nielsen, District 2; Trustee Scott Beyer, District 5 Staff: Paul Evert, Chris Haltom, Dave Wiese, Dennis Staeven, Geoff Farr, Josh Gerrits, Leigh Ann Wagner Kroening 3. RECITE THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE President McIntyre led the meeting in the pledge. 4. REPORT BY THE VILLAGE PRESIDENT REGARDING COMPLIANCE WITH OPEN MEETING LAWS President McIntyre read the following notice: Pursuant to Wisconsin Statutes 19.81-19.98, the Village Board is meeting to conduct public business. In accordance with state law, the meeting agenda was posted at Village Hall, other municipal buildings, and on the Village of Howard website and was also distributed to the local media and other requesters at least 24 business hours prior to the start of this meeting. 5. APPROVE THE AGENDA FOR THE MEETING C. Hughes moved to approve the agenda. A. Lemorande seconded. The motion carried unanimously. 6. PUBLIC APPEARANCES • Terry Roskam, 3763 Spring Green Road, said she previously participated in the Citizens Academy, highly recommends it, and hopes the village will hold another class. • Austin Krueger, 4033 Nature Court said he would like Item 11d tabled until the neighbors that will be impacted have more information available. G. Farr explained that the preliminary resolution allows staff to calculate the construction costs and assessment estimates that they can share with property owners before the final resolution is approved. 7. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS/ANNOUNCEMENTS • C. Hughes thanked Public Information Officer Leigh Ann Wagner Kroening for her work promoting the Give Big Green Bay fundraiser and her other efforts sharing information about issues, such as the bird flu at Duck Creek Quarry. 8. COMMUNICATIONS (NONE) 9. APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA A.Lemorande moved to approve the consent agenda. C. Hughes seconded. J. Muraski pulled 9f (iii) – The preliminary PDD for 675 Sunset Ridge. C. McAllister asked for the timeline to construct the new road in Item 9f (iv) – The Final Plat for Hazel Estates – Second Addition. J. Gerrits said the project will go for bids in the fall, and construction could start immediately or in the spring. The motion carried unanimously, and the following items were approved: a. The Village Board meeting minutes from Feb. 12, 2024 b. Plan Commission meeting minutes from Feb. 19, 2024 c. Municipal Invoices totaling $1,182,711.89 paid with checks #79876 - 79966 d. 2024 Arbor Day Proclamation e. The following Operator Licenses: i. Julie A. Gengler ii. Rebecca L. Jezeski iii. Tammy J. Katers iv. Nancy A. Reyes v. Taylor A. Utke vi. Agela J. Vang f. PLAN COMMISSION ITEMS (The Plan Commission unanimously recommended approval of the following items.) i. Ordinance 2024-01, rezoning 3259 Evergreen Avenue, Parcel VH-246-10, from R-5 Rural Estate Residential to R-1 Residential Single Family ii. Ordinance 2024-01, rezoning 3241 Glendale Avenue, Parcel VH-254-4, from R-5 Rural Estate Residential to R-1 Residential Single Family iii. The request from Nicole Meacham-Ahlborg for a Preliminary Planned Development to allow for a zero-lot-line development that includes one four-unit building and two two-unit buildings on 1.54 acres of 675 Sunset Ridge iv. The Final Plat of Hazel Estates – Second Addition 9f (iii) – Approve the request from Nicole Meacham-Ahlborg for a Preliminary Planned Development to allow for a zero-lot-line development that includes one four-unit building and two two-unit buildings on 1.54 acres of 675 Sunset Ridge J. Muraski said he received calls about the proposed development and has concerns that it does not fit into the rest of the neighborhood. D. Wiese recapped some of the comments from the Plan Commission discussion on the item. B. McIntyre invited project representatives to respond, and the following people spoke: • Steve Bieda of Vierbicher said all homeowners in the development signed a waiver when they purchased their homes that states, “We acknowledge that Lots 1-4 may be developed as business, retail, medium density or high-density residential.” He said one large residential lot will be preserved to buffer the project from the neighborhood. • Nicole Meacham-Ahlborg said the homes on Lincoln Ridge range in value from $1 million to $2 million, and the homes on Sunset Ridge drop significantly in value and range from $500,000 to $600,000. She said there is a natural decrease in value to the corner on Sunset Ridge where the proposed project is located, as it fronts a highway (County C) and is adjacent to a school. J. Muraski said he will support moving the project to the next step given the information that was presented. J. Muraski moved to approve the Preliminary Planned Development to allow for a zero-lot-line development that includes one four-unit building and two two-unit buildings on 1.54 acres of 675 Sunset Ridge. B. McIntyre seconded. The motion carried unanimously. 10. UNFINISHED BUSINESS OR OLD BUSINESS ITEMS (NONE) 11. NEW BUSINESS ITEMS a. Review and take action to set the 2024 admission policy for the Duck Creek swim beach P. Evert said last year’s policy allowing 250 non-resident families with a maximum of 1,250 for a fee was successful. Staff would like to increase the number of non-residents to 500 families with a maximum of 2,500 wristbands to better utilize the facility and help recoup the costs for security. Non-residents will have to fill out the wristband order form and show a photo identification just as residents do, and they also will have to pay $50 for up to five wristbands. Unlike last year’s lottery process, this year will be FCFS. R. Suennen moved to allow Howard residents wristbands for access to the Duck Creek Quarry Beach at no cost and allow access to 500 non-resident households (up to a maximum of 2,500 wristbands) for a non-resident seasonal fee of $50 per household for the 2024 season. C. Hughes seconded. The motion carried unanimously. b. Review and take action on a proposal to hold one village-owned lot in Howard Commons in reserve for future public use P. Evert said Trustee Suennen had asked for discussion to hold one of the village-owned lots in Howard Commons near the parking lot. R. Suennen said since the lot is directly across from the activity complex and next to the large parking lot, it may be better used for another public use in the future. He said he would like to hold it in reserve for future consideration when the area is more developed. R. Suennen moved to retain Parcel VH-3338. J. Muraski seconded. The motion 6-1 (No: M. Lasecki). c. Review and take action on seeking proposals for Parcels VH-4017 through VH-4020 P. Evert said developers have expressed interest in the four village-owned vacant lots along Security Boulevard, and staff would like to know the board’s development preferences so a request for proposals can be drafted. He said there are no laterals to the properties, and a retaining wall likely will be needed, which will add significant expense to any project. The board discussed, and the consensus was to pursue owner-occupied housing. Staff will bring back an RFP for board review and approval. No action was taken. d. Review and take action on Preliminary Resolution 2024-03, declaring the intent to exercise special assessment powers under Wisconsin Statute 66.0701 upon Nature Court and a Sanitary Sewer easement/lot J. Gerrits said a developer has requested to develop Parcel VH 6-6 at the intersection of Greenfield Avenue and Glendale Avenue. He said there is currently water main available at this location, but not sanitary sewer; therefore, sanitary sewer needs to be extended along a proposed sanitary sewer easement/lot and Nature Court to serve the subdivision. A large interceptor will serve additional areas north and west of this proposed subdivision at the village’s expense. He said per village policy all properties will receive deferred assessments and will not be required to connect to sanitary sewer or water main as only sanitary sewer will be installed. J. Muraski moved to approve Preliminary Resolution 2024‐03, declaring the intent to exercise special assessments upon Nature Court and a Sanitary Sewer Easement/Lot. C. Hughes seconded. The motion carried 6-1 (No: C. McAllister). e. Review and take action on Preliminary Resolution 2024-04, declaring the intent to exercise special assessment powers under Wisconsin Statute 66.0701 upon Greenfield Avenue and the Plat of Nature Ridge J. Gerrits said this is the same project, which includes full improvements for the proposed new 34-lot Nature Ridge Subdivision, and utilities along Greenfield Avenue from Nature Court to the northern plat limit that will need to be extended to service the new homes. He said there is one property that would be assessed with this project other than the village and the developer. C. Hughes moved to approve Preliminary Resolution 2024‐04, declaring the intent to exercise special assessments upon Greenfield Avenue and the Plat of Nature Ridge. B. McIntyre seconded. The motion carried 6-1 (No: C. McAllister). 12. REPORTS OF VILLAGE OFFICIALS (NONE) 13. CLOSED SESSION C. Hughes moved to convene to closed session. J. Muraski seconded. The motion carried unanimously, and the board convened to closed session at 7:23 p.m., pursuant to Sec. 19.85(1)(e), Wis. Stats, to discuss property at VH-3954 and VH-32-2. 14. OPEN SESSION A.Lemorande moved to reconvene to Open Session. C. McAllister seconded. The motion carried unanimously, and the board reconvened to Open Session at 7:43 p.m. 15. ACTION (NONE) 16. ADJOURNMENT C. McAllister moved to adjourn the meeting. A. Lemorande seconded. The motion carried unanimously, and the board adjourned at 7:44 p.m. Leigh Ann Wagner Kroening Administrative Assistant Publish 03.15.24 WNAXLP
 
School District of Horicon Board of Education Meeting February 19, 2024 6:00 p.m. Horicon School Board Room – Room 407 Board of Education meeting called to order by Vice President Westimayer at 6:01 p.m. Motion by Grigg, second by Hodgson to approve the February 19, 2024 BOE agenda as presented. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Motion by Bischoff, second by Vincent to approve the minutes of the January 15, 2024 BOE meeting and the January 15, 2024 Expulsion Hearing as presented. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. The Board thanked and acknowledged the following donations: The Marshmanship Project (led by Mrs. Amy Rodriguez) ran two “dash for cash” events that raised $610 for Make-A Wish WI, the Marshmen Foundation donated $2000 towards the staff wellness day on February 16, the Marshmen Foundation donated $1300 to the district for the “Marsh Talk” Radio Program which is on WBEV Daily Dodge, the HS Golf program received a $500 golf grant from the Wisconsin State Golf Association (WSGA), Carrie Brooks of Independent Pharmacy Cooperative donated nitrile gloves and hygiene supplies for students. Motion by Grigg, second by Hodgson to approve the fund 10, 21, 27, 38, 39, 49, 50, 73 and 80 Vouchers in the amount of $598,966.09 [Check # 32594 to Check #32682 and Check #51318 to Check #51340]. Roll call vote: Ayes-[Vincent, Hodgson, Westimayer, Grigg, Bischoff, Nicolaus] Nays-[None]. Motion carried. Motion by Nicolaus , second by Bischoff to approve the Fund 60 Activity Account as presented. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Resignations INFORMATIONAL ONLY – Mikayla Wheeler, cleaner, effective 1-11-2024 and Melissa Forman, food service, effective 2-15-2024. Employment INFORMATIONAL ONLY – Cassie Hennes, cleaner, effective 1-29-2024, Patricia Wille (rehire) HS Special Education Aide effective 2-13-2024 Motion by Hodgson, second by Bischoff to approve the revised 2023-24 Co-Curricular Coaches/Advisors Lists as presented. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Motion by Vincent, second by Nicolaus to approve the updated 2023-24 Fundraising Calendar as presented. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Motion by Grigg, second by Nicolaus to approve the 2023-24 Audit Contract with Reilly, Penner and Benton LLP as presented. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Motion by Hodgson, second by Vincent to approve GPS Education Partners Program Agreements as presented accompanied by a new excerpt explaining the program in the Horicon High School Course Description Book. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Discussion Items: Strategic Planning, Weight Room Update, WBEV Radio Broadcast, Act 20 Reading Legislation Administration Reports: Student Rep. Vorlob, Sawyer, LeBouton, Graven, Schwartz, Appel. Committee Reports: None Closed Session - Pursuant to Wis. SS. 19.85 (1) C and E, for the purposes of considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility, and deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties, the investing of public funds, or conducting other specified public business, whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session, more specifically 2024-25 staffing and 2023-24 District Administrator evaluation. Motion by Grigg, second by Hodgson to move to closed session at 7:07 p.m. Roll call vote: Ayes-[Hodgson, Westimayer, Grigg, Bischoff, Nicolaus, Vincent]. Nays-[None]. Motion carried. Motion by Grigg, second by Nicolaus to return to open session at 8:18 p.m. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Motion by Vincent, second by Nicolaus to adjourn at 8:21 p.m. Voice vote 6-0. Motion carried. Approved March 18, 2024 Meredith Strieff, Board President WNAXLP DCP 3/28
 
West De Pere WNAXLP SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WEST DE PERE REGULAR BOARD MEETING DISTRICT OFFICE February 12, 2024 5:30 PM Board members present: Fuss, Borley, Van Den Heuvel, Dorn, Van Deurzen Board members excused: None The meeting was called to order at 5:30 PM by Board President Fuss followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. President Fuss stated that the area news media had been notified of the meeting as required by open meeting law and state statutes. It was moved by Scott Borley and seconded by Barbara Van Deurzen to accept the agenda. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. There were no recognitions. The meeting was opened to the floor to enable district residents to bring items of general concern to the attention of the Board. No concerns were presented. It was moved by Ryan Van Den Heuvel and seconded by Barbara Van Deurzen that the January 15, 2024 regular meeting minutes be approved as presented. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. It was moved by Scott Borley and seconded by Ryan Van Den Heuvel that the Treasurer's Report be approved. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. It was moved by Barbara Van Deurzen and seconded by Scott Borley that previously paid bills to Vos Electric, VDH Electric, and Best Built be approved. Motion carried. Voting Yes: 4 Voting No: 0 Ryan Van Den Heuvel abstained. Motion carried. It was moved by Ryan Van Den Heuvel and seconded by Scott Borley that previously paid bills be approved excluding bills from Vos Electric, VDH Electric, and Best Built. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. Old Business It was moved by Ryan Van Den Heuvel and seconded by Barbara Van Deurzen to adopt the following policies as previously presented: ● 2111 Superintendent ● 5128 Academic Integrity (new policy) Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. New Business Committee Chair, Scott Borley gave a verbal update regarding the Finance Committee Meeting. Committee Chair, Barbara Van Deurzen reviewed the February 8, 2024 Curriculum and Policy Committee report. Amber Drewieske, Auditor from CLA, reviewed the audit report with the Board. Discussion ensued. The Board was given an update on recently passed legislation that will require all students to pass a personal financial literacy class (beginning with the graduating class of 2028) in order to graduate. It was moved by Ryan Van Den Heuvel and seconded by Barbara Van Deurzen to approve a Foreign Exchange student for the 2024-2025 school year as presented. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. It was moved by Scott Borley and seconded by Ryan Van Den Heuvel to approve the agreement with the City of De Pere for School Resources Officers as presented (with the corrections). Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. It was moved by Scott Borley and seconded by Ryan Van Den Heuvel to approve the purchase of a van for student transportation up to $60,000 as presented by administration. Motion carried. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. President Jenni Fuss, gave an update on the search for the next Superintendent. She stated that first round interviews will take place on February 13th and 15th. It was moved by Scott Borley and seconded by Barbara Van Deurzen to approve staffing items as presented. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. The Board was presented with various reports and communications: such as updates, various thank you’s, invitations, and calendar items. Discussion Followed. It was moved by Barbara Van Deurzen and seconded by Ryan Van Den Heuvel at 6:04 PM that the Board adjourn into closed session as previously stated. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. The Board reconvened at 7:22 PM. It was moved by Ryan Van Den Heuvel and seconded by Jason Dorn at 7:34 PM that the meeting be adjourned. Voting Yes: 5 Voting No: 0 Motion carried. Barbara Van Deurzen Clerk Publish 03.22.24 WNAXLP
 

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