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Reedsville News
April 2015
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5th Annual
REEDSVILLE FIRST RESPONDERS
FISH
BOIL
BOOYAH
FOR SALE
Sunday, April 26
10:00 until gone
Reedsville Historical
Building
617 Menasha Street
Homemade Torte/Desserts
Also for Sale
Friday, April 3, 2015
Reedsville Fire Station
Serving 4 til 9 p.m.
$9.00 Advance
$10.00 at the door
$7.00 Children
$3.00 Hot Dog Plate
-Carry-outs AvailableTickets available from any First Responder,
Valu-Pro Power Center or Jim’s Golf Cars.
Proceeds to benefit continued training and equipment.
Reedsville Sportsmen's Club
Youth Trap Program
Starts April 21 through May 12
Starts at 6:00 P.M.
Shells and Birds provided
Open to kids 6th grade - 12th grade
Call Gerald Fischer @ 920-901-3907
For MORE INFO
Holy Week Services
Maundy Thursday
April 2 - 7:00 pm
Good Friday
April 3 - 1:00 & 7:00 pm
Easter Sunday
April 5
6:00 am ( Song Service)
8:00 & 10:15 am
(Regular Worship Services)
Easter Breakfast
Served from 7:00-9:30 am in School
St. John- St. James
Ev. Lutheran Church
(Wisconsin Synod)
219 Manitowoc Street
(754-4568)
T-BALL REGISTRATION
The Reedsville Athletic Association
will be sponsoring a t-ball league
this summer for boys and girls
ages 5 to 9 years old. Four year
olds are allowed as long as they
have a parent/guardian helping
out the team all season long.
T-BALL REGISTRATION
REEDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
COMMONS AREA
April 20th, 2015
5:30PM-7:30PM
Thank You
Becky Grimm (920) 716-0361
Reedsville
AMVETS
Brat Fry
Saturday, April 18th
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
At the Knights of Columbus
Clubhouse located across the
street from the Denmark
State Bank.
Serving Steak Sandwiches,
Burgers and Brats.
Proceeds go towards the
AMVETS Memorial
Scholarship Fund.
Support your AMVETS!!
Sump Pumps: No discharge or overflow of
storm water shall be permitted upon any street
or public way from October 1 to April 1 of
each year.
Cat & Dog Licenses: Unspayed females and
unneutered males are $10.00 each. Spayed
females and neutered males are $5.00 each.
You must show proof of a valid rabies shot. A
late fee of $15.00 shall be assessed per dog
or cat for failure to obtain a license by April
1, 2015.
April Election: There will be a spring election
on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 for Justice of the
Supreme Court, Village President, Village
Trustees, School Board and a State Referendum Question. Polls will be open at the Reedsville Municipal Building, 217 Menasha St.,
from 7:00 am until 8:00 pm.
Open Book: The Village of Reedsville Assessment Roll will be available for examination on April 16, 2015 from 4:00 pm to 6:00
pm in the hall of the Reedsville Municipal
Building, located at 217 Menasha Street. To
schedule a time to discuss an assessment with
the Village Assessor, please contact the Village Clerk-Treasurer at 920-754-4371 during
normal business hours.
Cell Phones vs. Land Line Phones: Many
people no longer have a land line (Frontier)
phone in their homes. Cell phones are used in
place of regular phones. If this is the case,
please call the Village-Clerk’s office at 7544371 and let us know your phone number.
Even if you have a land line phone and a cell
phone, it would be helpful to have both phone
numbers on file in case of an emergency.
Chipping will done the 1st & 3rd Tuesday in
the months of April thru October. Clean
woody vegetative material no greater than six
inches (6”) in diameter, and not less than four
feet (4’) in length can be shredded. Lumber
(treated and untreated), skids, and other construction and demolition waste can not be
shredded. Place near curb with cut ends facing
street. If you are interested in the wood chips,
the pile is located near the compost area.
Chipping for April will be April 7th and
21st.
Compost: Yard waste such as grass clippings,
leaves, and yard & garden waste shall be disposed of by composting the material or leaving
it at the Village compost site. Items NOT to be
put in the compost are: stumps, roots, shrubs
with intact root balls, animal waste, and sod. A
sign will be erected by the compost that is
ready to be used by the public.
Vehicle Nuisance: It is illegal for any partially
dismantled, non-operating, wrecked, junked,
unregistered or discarded vehicles to be placed
or stored on any public or private property
within the Village limits for a period of longer
than five (5) days, unless said vehicles are
stored within an enclosed building. This ordinance does not apply to property zoned for the
sale or repair of vehicles. Having a vehicle
behind your garage or under a tarp does not
meet the requirement of an enclosed building.
Recycling Pick-Up: April 10th and 24th.
Preservation of St. Mary’s News
Things are off and running this SPRING. The
Reedsville Historical Group is planning a
variety of activities for the community.
Sun., April 26 – Booyah Sale at the Historical Building from 10:00 AM until it’s gone. It
will be $2.50 a bowl or $20.00 a pail. Homemade tortes and desserts will also be sold.
Plan now to eat in or carry out.
Weekend in May – Rummage Sale and
Bake Sale the weekend of the Village Wide
Rummage Sale. Watch for date.
Are you interested in having an anniversary,
birthday or shower party this summer? The
Historical dining hall is available for a fee.
Contact 754-4370 for available dates.
Reedsville Country Store
will once again be having
PAINT A POT & PLANT A FLOWER
just in time for Mother’s Day
When: May 9th
7:30—11:00am
Cost is $4.00
(includes paint, pot, soil & flower)
Give us a call (754-4322) to reserve your pot by Sat., May 2nd.
We would like to have enough
pots for everyone. We will have a
few extra just in case.
Hope to see you there!
Fun with Froggy Friends Program
Friends of the Branch River Watershed group are
hosting a hands-on youth program, Randy Korb’s “Fun
with Froggy Friends,” on Saturday, April 11 at the Reedsville Elementary School. There will be two shows that
day at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm. with registration starting at
10:30 am and 12:45 pm. If the first session is full, overflow attendees will have local activities until the 2nd session at 1:00 pm.
Back by popular demand Randy Korb’s “Fun with Froggy
Friends” program is a live demonstration that allows kids
to handle many of the 12 Wisconsin frog and 7 salamander species. This program encourages parents and their
children to explore the natural wonder of these amphibians and learn about their habitats. Kids of all ages are
welcome to attend.
Webster's
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THIRD
STREET
Kayla's Hair Clips & Consignment Shop
215 Main Street, Reedsville, WI 54230
New spring hours Saturday 9-2
or by appointment call 920-754-1127
All Stanley Fuller items 25% off, all hair clips and tutus
20% off, and all Frozen sweatshirts and t-shirts 20% off
for the month of April. (Excludes all special orders.)
New Willow Tree items are here! Easter items are 90%
off. New vendors, check out our Facebook page to see
all new items coming into the gift shop, and never miss
a sale. Come see what you've been missing at Kayla's &
Kay's Consignment Shop.
304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville
APRIL SPECIALS
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Chicken Stir-Fry served
over rice with egg rolls
Wednesday
Blue Gill or Popcorn
Shrimp Baskets
Thursday
Broasted Pork Chop
with choice of potato
Friday
Perch and Blue Gill All Day and
SEAFOOD BUFFET
from 5pm - 8pm
Saturday
Steak and Seafood Specials
Sunday
Brunch Served 9am-1pm
Broasted Chicken Available
Every Day
(920) 443-3001
HOURS: Monday 1-7
Tuesday—Friday 9-5:30
Saturday 8-2
19926 HWY 10
REEDSVILLE
920-754-4000
I am the bread of life. -John 6:35
Were you wondering who is buried
in the cemetery on Menasha St.?
John Vondrachek and his volunteers
have made a map of those buried.
John will make available this map
with the names at the Preservation of
St. Mary’s Historical Building.
He and his volunteers – Georgia
Rabideau, George Shamburek, Jeff
Vondrachek, Ken Brochtrup and
Dave & Miriam Meier helped with
this bit of history. A list of names
are also in a book at the Manitowoc
Historical Society listed under St.
Mary’s Town of Maple Grove (but
really it’s in the Village of Reedsville). If you have questions please
call John at 754-4527. There are 226
names listed on the map.
304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville
(920) 443-3001
Reedsville Area Garden Club
Webster's
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on
THIRD
STREET
SHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLC
SHANE WENDT 1-920-323-9177
CHAD WENDT 1-920-858-0687
SERVICES OFFERED
⇒ SNOWPLOWING
⇒ HAULING (3 YARD LOADS OF ANY MATERIALS NEEDED)
⇒ FREE PICKUP OF SCRAP METALS AND APPLIANCES IN THE VILLAGE OF REEDSVILLE
(THERE IS A CHARGE FOR ELECTRONICS AND
ITEMS WITH FREON IN)
Reedsville Area Garden Club
People are getting excited for planting.
EASTER SUNDAY We are planning our planter schemes.
BRUNCH
However, we are looking for the following
INDOOR & OUTDOOR STORAGE/PARKING
From 10am – 2pm
this spring:
SPACE AVAILABLE
1.Plants—We are dividing for our upcomCALL FOR RATES
CLOSING AT 3PM
ing plant sale. If you need pots – call
CREDIT
CARDS ACCEPTED
754-4370 and we’ll have some for you.
Call now for Reservations
2.Old Work Shoes—Don’t throw them
away! We can use them to plant in.
REEDSVILLE “PINES” RUMMAGE SALES
3.Old Kettles/Wooden Boxes, Small Barrels, etc.—Don’t throw them away. We can use
ONE DAY ONLY
them.
Saturday, April 18th 8:00 – 4:00
4.Old Chairs – We are trying to put the antique look into our gardens this year.
Ten Houses
If you have questions – Call 754-4370.
APRIL IS HERE AND
SO IS WARMER
WEATHER!!!!!!!
Hustler Zero Turn
Reduce Mowing Time
For
More Leisure Time
0%/48 Months
( limited time offer)
Starting at $2899.00
345 Main Street
Reedsville WI. 920-754-4400
www.valupropower.com
Kids & adult clothes, baby items, smart cycle, toys,
books, household items and much more….
Gently Used, Name Brand, Reasonably Priced!
Are you planning on getting
out to exercise? Planning on
getting healthy? Why don't
you come and check us out?
TOPS is a support group that
meets every week at the
Reedsville Village Hall on
Tuesday nights, PRIVATE
weigh-ins at 6pm with the
meeting starting at 6:45pm.
Your first meeting is always
free. We are growing but
always have room for more!
Reedsville is 10.7 pounds
lighter! April 7th is voting so
we won't have a meeting. If
you have any questions, you
can email
topswi1562reedsville@gmail.com
or call or text 920-905-1280.
HOPE TO SEE YOU OUT
THERE WALKING!!!
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
Reedsville Lioness
The Aging & Disability Resource Center of
the Lakeshore is looking for a volunteer dining site manager willing to staff the Reedsville Senior Dining Site and Meals on Wheels
program on Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. – 12:30
p.m. Duties include receiving the hot food,
packaging the home delivered trays, serving
the congregate meal, clean-up, and minimal
paperwork. Training will be provided.
The congregate and home delivered meal
programs are very important to the community. These programs provide socialization,
interaction, nutrition, and in the case of home
delivered meals, they make it possible for
some seniors to live independently in their
community.
For more information about this program, or
if you would like to give some time to this
worthwhile endeavor, please contact Alyssa
Weber, Nutrition Director, at the ADRC of
the Lakeshore, 920-683-4180.
The Reedsville Lioness will
hold & conduct the annual
Reedsville Wide Rummage
Sale in May. The date will
be set at the March 19th
meeting. So call 754-4370
to find out the dates and
sign up for this big Reedsville event. A brat/burger/
steak fry will also be held
on Friday/Saturday of the
Rummage Sales. We hope
you’ll join us at this event.
Make it truly a Reedsville
Community Affair. Fees will
be charged for ad placed in
the newspaper. A special
decorative sign will be
available for each home.
MORE ON THE IN.FORM PROGRAM
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weight..it's now about my health."
Remember..the IN.FORM program is about health..not just
weight management.
April special at Roadway To Health - 25% off the retail
price of any product that is in my stock.
Contact me at: 920-772-4135 maryellen@mynsp.com
www.mynsp.com/maryellen
IMPORTANT NOTICES
♦The Manitowoc County Shingle Recycling Site has been closed. For more
information on where to take shingles, please call the Recycling Center.
♦2015 Manitowoc County Drug Collection locations & events are available
by contacting the Recycling Center.
Recycling Center—920-683-4333 or www.manitowocrecycles.org.
6th Annual Gridiron Golf Classic
Spring is just around the corner and it’s time to start shining up the clubs and gearing up for the 6th annual gridiron golf classic supporting the
Reedsville football program. We are hoping to fill the course again this year so we are only allowing the first 144 golfers to register. You can
register as a foursome, twosome, or as a single and we will pair you up.
Event Details: Cost is $50 (includes 9 holes, cart, buffet and free tap beer 5:30-8:30)
What: 6th Annual Gridiron Golf Classic
Shotgun start: 3:00 p.m.
When: Sat May 16th 2015
Picnic Buffet: 5:30 p.m.
Where: Wander Springs Golf Course
Grand Raffle: 7:00 p.m.
Format: Four-person 9-hole scramble
Registration: 2 p.m.-2:45 p.m.
If you can’t make it for golf and still want to come and join us for the meal and raffles its just $10 for the buffet. If you wish to make a monetary donation or a raffle item donation it would be very much appreciated. Any questions or to sign up for the outing please contact Aaron
Fredrick at 920-418-4686 or email me at aaronfredrick86@gmail.com. Thank you for your support and hope to see you on the 16th!!!!
Reedsville News Deadline
The next deadline for the May Reedsville
News will be April 10. Submissions can be
e-mailed to reedsvillenews@new.rr.com
or dropped off at the Reedsville Village Hall
during normal business hours.
Thank you! Amanda Schrubbe
Recycling Workshop
633 Manitowoc St
920-754-4214
Hours:
Mon - Thurs 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am-12pm
Top Prices Paid
REEDSVILLE AREA SENIOR CITIZENS
The Reedsville Area Senior Citizen's Meeting will be
on Tues., April 21, 2015 at 1:30P.M. in the Community Room at the Reedsville Manor. All interested
area Seniors are welcome to join us for an afternoon of fun, socializing, and playing cards and
sometimes interesting guest speakers.
A tiny orange sticker can save a life
Despite continuing efforts to educate the public, misconceptions and inaccuracies about organ and tissue donation persist. It’s important to learn the facts
about organ, eye and tissue donation, so you can make an informed decision about becoming a potential donor. Currently more than 123,000 men, women
and children are awaiting organ transplants to save their lives. Thousands more are in need of tissue and cornea transplants to restore their mobility and sight.
Transplantation is one of the most remarkable success stories in the history of medicine. However, the need for organs and tissue is vastly greater than the
supply. Transplantation gives hope to thousands of people with organ failure and provides many others with active and renewed lives. The Wisconsin Donor
Registry opened about five years ago. In addition to having the orange sticker on your license, you are encouraged to register on the Wisconsin Donor Registry
at: YesIWillWisconsin.com. Although you can register at the Department of Transportation/Division of Motor Vehicles when renewing your license or ID, Wisconsin has an eight-year renewal process, so registering online today ensures that a person’s wishes will be honored immediately. Anyone older than age 15½
who holds a Wisconsin driver’s license or State identification card can register. Signing up on the online registry means you authorize the gift of your organs,
tissues and eyes upon your death for the purposes of transplantation, research and education.
Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practitioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To schedule an appointment, call 920-754-4337.
REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING
January 19, 2015
The regular meeng of the Reedsville Board of Educaon was called to order
at 6:33 P.M. by Board President Andrew Maertz. Present: Board Members – Andrew
Maertz, John Ebert, Jeﬀ Deprez (absent), Cory Kiekhaefer, and Vicki Petska. Administrave Team Members – Tony Bu4urini, Michael Nate, Angie Sanderfoot; Others
Regina Olson, Dana Kornely, Ann Marie Kulas, Lynn Stetson, Carrie Boldt, Michael
Boldt, Zach Boldt, and Maggie Berkholtz.
Mr. Tony Bu4urini announced that proper legal noce of the meeng had been given.
I.
Opening
A. Moon by John Ebert to approve the agenda, seconded by Cory
Kiekhaefer. All ayes.
B. Pledge of Allegiance.
II. Public Input
None
III. Reports
A. District Administrator/High School Principal
Mr. Tony Bu4urini reported as follows: 1.Moon by John Ebert, seconded
by Vicki Petska to approve credit approval. 2. WASB convenon. 3. Water
heater issue. 4. School Board candidates. 5. Legislave report. 6. Insurance
meeng. 7. Panther for a Day.
B. Elem/MS Principal
Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Enrollment numbers Elem/MS 2.
Reedsville readers. 3. 2015-2016 scheduling. 4. Observaons. 5. Second
grade community service project – eye glass collecon. 6. E-mail from student teacher,
of our school.
Andrew Maertz felt we had great discussion of alternate compensaon at
meeng.
IV. Old Business
None
V. Consensus Acon Items
A. Approval of minutes from December 15, 2014 regular board meeng.
B. Discussion/Acon payment of bills.
Moon made by Cory Kiekhaefer, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. Moon
carried.
V. Discussion Items
A. Discussion held on alternate compensaon meeng.
B. Cha4erbox – Discussion on possible proposal for before and aEerschool daycare.
C. Informaon: Noce of School Board Elecon
Incumbents: Jeﬀ Deprez– Plus vacant 3 year posion and 2 year posion
2014-2015 Elecon Timetable
April 7 – Spring Elecon
April 27 – School Board members take oﬃce
VI. Discussion/Acon items
A. Annual Meeng Time. Moon by John Ebert for annual meeng to be
Monday, September 21, 2015 at 7:00 PM. Seconded by Vicki Petska. All
ayes.
B. Moon by Cory Kiekhaefer, seconded by Vicki Petska to approve the
Technical Excellence Scholarship Policy (Second Reading). All ayes. Moon
carried.
C. Employment Recommendaons – Moon by Vicki Petska, seconded by
John Ebert to approve recommendaon for Ashly Coulter as Special Educaon aide. All ayes.
VII.
C. School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Educaon
Ms. Angie Sanderfoot reported as follows: 1. Budget – MOE staﬃng changes.
2. Children with Disabilies. 3. Child outcomes. 4 ACT. 5. Badger Exam. 6.
School based billing. 7. Staﬃng
D. Board Members
Cory Kiekhaefer commended Panther for a Day – Great DVD. Nice projecon
Adjournment
Moon by John Ebert, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to adjourn at 7:08 PM.
Moon carried.
Meeng adjourned.
Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk
CORNER HOUSE NEWS
Spring starts March 20th and the Corner House is starting all
kinds of plants/seeds for the upcoming planting season.
However, we have many valuable plants NOW– tulips, kalanchoe, lilies, daisies, daffodils, and many more. These would
make wonderful Easter items or just thinking about you gifts
or surprises. Come in and see.
April 5 – Easter: Will have fresh cut flowers of all kinds for
centerpieces, gifts, baskets and surprises. Call ahead for items
or come in the week before. Plants are also available. Give
someone a corsage for Easter.
April 11 – Reedsville Prom: Call as early as possible for
those special corsages and boutonnières for the big event. We
are offering a big variety of flowers as well as designs. Call
754-4370. Maybe you would like a hand bouquet for the event.
It’s something new and different. This would make a big HIT
for that special date.
April 22 – Professional Day (Secretary’s Day): Remember
those who keep you on track for those special meetings, events
and activities. They do so much for you. This includes secretaries, but wives and girlfriends or others too. Call 754-4370 for
your needs.
Remember Birthdays/ Anniversaries with flowers or plants.
We do our best for your loved ones or special friends.
Don’t forget sympathy flowers TOO! They may be big or
small pieces. Unusual or casual arrangements. We do them all.
Look at our Facebook Page Reedsville Corner House and
Garden Center for new ideas and tips!
SUNRISE HORSE FARM, INC
17226 Limekiln Road, Reedsville, Wisconsin 54230
www.sunrisehorsefarm.org
920.772.4135
This month we are featuring another volunteer and this is what she had to
say about being a volunteer here at Sunrise:
I volunteer at Sunrise Horse Farm because I have time, knowledge, and
talents to share with others. Volunteering has expanded my knowledge of
horses and created a companionship with other volunteers and the horses.
The opportunity provides an investment in our community and supports
the youth who live in it. This unites people from diverse backgrounds to
work toward a common goal, building camaraderie and teamwork. ~Marie
This poem is from Corrina who started coming to Sunrise in 2008 and she
is now a college graduate:
Not all that glitters is gold.
But did you know?
Mark your Calendar!
Not all that is gold, glitters.
Summer Gallop
Sunrise Horse Farm looks
July 25, 2015
like all the others, yes.
But to tell a true diamond,
and real gold from fools...
you must get close. You must stop, listen, feel.
Once you do, you will see
the glitter at Sunrise Horse Farm, and it is beautiful.
There are several youth organizations that desire to use our program here
at Sunrise...we have many available volunteer openings that have to be
filled. Give us a call, send an email..we can work around your schedule.
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board
February 5, 2015
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on Feb 5, 2015
at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob Campana,
Ryan Lorrigan, Jerry Reis, and Jack Siebert: Also present were: Brad Busse,
Leroy Krepline, JoAnn Mignon, Bill Lorrigan, Craig Schuh, Randy Pingel
and Joe Tisler.
The minutes of the previous meeting of January 22, 2015 were approved as
presented.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to pay the accounts
payable in the amount of $184,547.53. Motion carried 4-0.
Pingel gave an update on what Rural Insurance can now offer regarding insurance coverage for the Fire Department.
Bill Lorrigan presented a proposal to remodel the Firemen Park Restrooms.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to amend the agenda
to have the First Responders, Police, Utility and Fire Department reports
before the closed sessions. Motion carried 4-0.
No one present from the First Responders
Mignon gave an update on the Police Dept.
Busse gave an update on the water breaks and sample testing concerns.
Busse presented the 2014 Fire Department Report. He also expressed the
need for a new water softener and heater at the Fire Station. A motion was
made by Campana and seconded by Reis to allow Busse the authority to replace these with whomever has the best price quote. Motion carried 4-0. A
motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to purchase hand
dryers for the Fire Station from Quill in the amount of $399.98. Motion carried 4-0. A motion by Reis and seconded by Siebert to purchase boots and
flashlights for the Fire Department from Jefferson Fire in the amount of
$1,096.50. Motion carried 4-0.
At 7:18 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to convene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(f) to consider data of specific persons. Motion carried 4-0. At 7:25 pm a motion was
made by Reis and seconded by Campana to reconvene into open session.
Motion carried 4-0.
At 7:25 pm a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to convene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(c) to conduct business which requires a closed session to consider performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has
jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. Motion carried 4-0. At 7:40 pm a
motion was made to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0
A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to put a reminder in
the Reedsville News regarding the placement of Solid Waste and Recycling
containers. Motion carried 4-0 Mignon will review the state statues regarding
snow being blown on the streets.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to approve the
Operator License Applications from Jessup Bubolz, Jacob Glasow, Michael
O’Connell, Michael Ott, Mike Pautz and Brad Busse. Motion carried 4-0. A
motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Tempo-
rary Liquor License Application from the Reedsville First Responders. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to
approve the Soda License Application from the Reedsville First Responders.
Motion carried 4-0. The 2014 Bridge Inspection Reports by SMI were presented for review. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to
approve Pay Request #3 from Feaker & Sons Co in the amount of
$89,799.03. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from the
WDOT regarding speed management on USH 10 thru the Village of Reedsville. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to send a
letter to them requesting a new speed study. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to hold the Board
of Review on May 12, 2015 from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm. Motion carried 4-0.
A discussion on the vacation and probation policy was held. Krahn will make
changes in the policies for approval at the next Village Board meeting. The
Appreciation Dinner will be scheduled for this fall. A motion was made by
Lorrigan and seconded by Siebert to approve the Rural Insurance proposal.
Motion carried 4-0. Department Heads must review their vehicle information
for accuracy and get any changes to Krahn by February 12th. .
Upon reviewing the Restroom plans, a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to advertise for the Park Street Bathroom Remodeling project. Bids to be submitted to Krahn by 11:00 am on March 3rd. Submitted bids
received will then be reviewed at the March 5th meeting.
Motion carried 3-0 (Lorrigan abstained). Upon reviewing the applications for
the Part-time DPW position, 2 applicants will be schedule for interviews.
Following a discussion, a motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by
Siebert to schedule the Village Board meeting only once a month (1st Thursday) on a 6 month trial basis. Motion carried 4-0 Department Heads were
reminded that if they cannot attend the monthly meeting, they need to have
someone else from their department attend.
At 8:40 pm, Bubolz turned the meeting over to Lorrigan to discuss the Deerview Drive Extension Project. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to extend the 1 year lateral hook up to 3 years for the property
involved. Motion carried 4-0 Time starts upon signature on the certified letter
receipt. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to have Feaker and Sons install the storm sewer in the least amount of money and have the
Village Attorney contacted to create an agreement with the current property
owners. The agreement would be that the cost of the storm sewers will be
reimbursed to the Village upon selling of the lots involved. Motion carried 40. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to obtain samples
ordinances pertaining to the installation of storm sewer with new development. Motion carried 4-0. Lorrigan turned the meeting back to Bubolz at 9:35
pm.
The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 6:30
PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to adjourn the
meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 9:36 PM.
Respectfully submitted
Mary Jo Krahn
Clerk/Treasurer