TOWN OF ANGELICA
Monthly
Meeting
April
10, 2006
Town Officials Present: Chairman, Richard Smith, Supervisors, Clifford Powers and Wilbert Lewis, Treasurer Lisa Mauszak and Clerk, Janet Powers
Town Officials Absent:
None
Others Present: Planning Committee Chairman Richard Ferfecki, Tom Maroszek, Kerry Kolodziej, Dean Schaal, Larry Sperberg, Ronald Krajewski, Jacqueline Suehring, Judy Schroeder, Krakow Sanitary District President James Lotter, Elmer Kraning, Ralph Styczynski, Craig Freeman and Erik Leonhardt
Call to Order/Roll
Call/Verification of Meeting Notice: Chairman Smith called the meeting to order at
6:30 p.m. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. All officers were present for Roll Call. Smith verified with Clerk Powers that
proper posting of the meeting had been done.
The agenda was posted on the morning of April 8, 2006 and also faxed to
the Shawano Leader.
Approval or Modification of Agenda: MOTION
(Lewis/Powers/PASSED) to approve the agenda as posted.
Approval of Prior Town Board Minutes: James Lotter of the Krakow Sanitary District was present and requested a
change in the minutes of the March 13, 2006 town board meeting. MOTION (Lewis/Powers/PASSED) to
accept the minutes of the regular town board meeting of March 13, 2006 with the
following changes to Item “e” , Page 512, of those minutes. A sentence “No formal documentation could be
found supporting any kind of agreement between the Town of Angelica and the
Krakow Sanitary District” be inserted after sentence four of Item “e” and the
words “The Clerk” replace the words “It was” at the start of the last sentence
in Item “e”.
Approval of Treasurer’s Monthly Report: The
Treasurer’s report was presented to the board by Treasurer Matuszak showing
balances as of March 31, 2006 of
$50,374.37 at the Citizens Bank in Pulaski and $206,447.73 at the
Premier Bank in Pulaski. MOTION
(Lewis/Powers/PASSED) to approve the Treasurer’s report as presented.
Correspondence: Correspondence
reviewed was (1) a CSM for 1 lot on Nichols Drive (2) letter from Jenny Oxley
asking for a donation towards her tuition as a participating member of the
People to People Student Ambassador Program to Australia (3) copies of four
land-use permits issued by Shawano County for a single-family dwelling on Cuba
Drive, two storage buildings on Cuba Drive and STH-32 and an on-premise sign on
STH-32 (4) notices of meetings of the Shawano County PD&Z Committee and (5)
brochure from Vierbicher Associates regarding TIF financing and upcoming grant
application deadlines.
Reports from Town
Officers: Supervisor Lewis reported on a request for a culvert permit and
picking up tires in the ditch on Middle Drive.
Supervisor Powers reported on (1) getting stuck in mud on a driveway on
Birch Road when installing a 911 number (2) receiving a request from people in
Krakow regarding maintenance of two portions of land at the intersection of
Main Street and STH-32 and Center Street.
The two areas are under state jurisdiction. (3) question on West Town
Road ditch drainage after work was done on the ditch (4) condition of Elm road
from Nichols Drive north to Town Line Road and (5) Roger Mathison of the
Shawano County Planning & Development Department retiring on June 2, 2006.
Chairman Smith reported
that (1) there were 33 runs by the N.E.W. Para-Medic Rescue in the past month
with two of them being in the Town of Angelica. The latest financial report showed that they are now in the
black. Eighty percent of the calls had
the need for a paramedic and the average call by N.E.W. now is $690.00 compared
to the average of Tri-County Rescue two years ago of $760.00 with the possible
additional charge of a paramedic intercept.
On March 31st all the equipment being housed by Tri-County
Rescue was removed and inventoried to come up with a cost figure of what was
recovered. The newer squad was sent to
Gold Cross Ambulance to be checked over before a decision is made to keep it or
put it up for sale. The second squad is
still housed in the Town of Little Suamico and the chairman will not release it
until back rent is paid. Mediation
papers regarding the lawsuit between the towns and village and Tri-County
Rescue have been signed. (2) Tri-County Fire Department had 18 runs in the
month of March with none being in the Town of Angelica and the fire department
has the need for a new water truck as the present one is twenty years old. (3) he had been in contact with the D.N.R.
regarding road reconstruction work planned for Beech Drive and was informed by
the D.N.R. that if the road reconstruction is over one mile of road a
consulting firm or engineer has to be hired to oversee the work (4) he had
received four requests for ditching work (5) he had gone over the roads in the
town with a crack sealing firm representative and had an estimate in the amount
of $9,800.00 to do crack sealing of roads this year on Nichols Drive, Green
Valley Road, Spruce Drive and Cedar Road and an additional $5,000.00 of either
crack filling or seal coating in the Lake Sandia subdivision and (6) while checking
the roads for crack filling it was noticed that the trucks going to Nutrition
Service are using Green Valley Road and Deer Drive and are causing damage to
those roads. He recommended that the
town board consider putting permanent weight limits on these two roads and
require the loaded trucks to use STH-160 and STH-32. Clerk Powers reported on receiving reimbursement from the State
for the recent accident requiring fire department assistance on STH-29 and Spruce
Road and attendance at a meeting at the Shawano County Court House regarding
the new required voting machines for the handicapped voters that will have to
be in place by the upcoming September election.
Report from Town Planning Committee Chairman: Chairman
Richard Ferfecki was present and stated he would make comments at the time
agenda items that pertained to the Planning Committee came up.
Public Comments: MOTION (Powers/Lewis/PASSED) to open the meeting for public comments. Elmer Kraning asked if he should pick up the tires that are in the ditches on Town Line Road between Green Valley Road and STH-32 and what portion of Town Line Road is maintained by the Town of Angelica and what is the responsibility of the Town of Green Valley. MOTION (Lewis/Powers/PASSED) to close the public comment portion of the board meeting.
Specific
Matters for Discussion and Possible Action by Town Board in Open Session:
Old Business:
a. Jacqueline Suehring of Premier Bank gave the board a
presentation of services they could offer to the town. Treasurer Matuszak will bring some
comparisons to the May meeting between what we presently have and what Premier
could offer.
b.
Ron Krajewski was
present and informed the board he is working on an easement from the
Kowalkowski’s to cover the existing 24.5-foot lane he has been using to gain
access to his property. Chairman Smith
indicated that he had checked on this with the Shawano County Planning &
Development Department and this is something that will have to be worked out
between the two parties.
New
Business:
c.
Request Z-1-06 for a
zone change from A-290 to C-S on approximately 1.1 acres of an existing 20-acre
parcel and a conditional-use permit for the purpose of constructing and
operating an office/shop, storage of service equipment on-site and conducting
business on Elm Road across from N4762 Elm Road by Performance Excavating was
recommended for approval by the Town of Angelica Planning Committee with
conditions. Tom Maroszek was present
and showed the board plans for a 60’ x 80’ building of 4,000 sq. ft. to 5,000
sq. ft. which would be used as an office/shop for their business. Maroszek stated that the building would be
back approximately 375 feet from Elm Road.
Planning Chairman Richard Ferfecki reported that they had not received
any complaints in regard to the non-metallic mining that has been done at this
location since they obtained a conditional use permit in 2001. MOTION (Lewis/Powers/PASSED unanimously) to
recommend to the Shawano County PD&Z Committee that a zone change and
conditional use permit be granted to Performance Excavating on approximately
1.1 acres of an existing 20 acre parcel for the purpose of constructing and
operating an office/shop, storage of service equipment on-site and conducting
business on Elm Road across from N4762 Elm Road with the following
conditions: (1) A specific site plan is
done (2) the office facing east and south needs to be one-quarter brick (3)
trees must be planted to block view of pit as per diagram (4) dumpsters must be
contained (5) 911 address must be obtained (6) Sanitary permit/well permit must
be obtained (7) a land-use permit must be obtained and (8) fuel storage tanks
to be installed per OSHA and State of Wisconsin requirements.
d.
Request Z-2-06 for a
zone change and conditional use permit by Kerry Kolodziej to establish a paint
ball park/recreational area including associated buildings and the sale of
paint ball accessories at W722 Nichols Drive was recommended for approval by
the Town of Angelica Planning Committee with conditions. Kerry Kolodziej and Dean Schaal were present
and informed the board of what would be involved regarding their plans to have
a paint ball park. Kolodziej also
requested that they be allowed to use a trailer to store the guns and accessories
rather than erect a building for storage.
MOTION (Smith/Lewis/PASSED unanimously) to recommend to
the Shawano County PD&Z Committee that a zone change and conditional use
permit be granted to Kerry Kolodziej to establish a paint ball
park/recreational area and the sale of paint ball accessories at W722 Nichols
Drive with the conditions recommended by the Town of Angelica Planning
Committee with the exception that the condition “no trailer allowed for
storage; must be pole building” be changed to read “a licensed mobile trailer
would be allowed to be used as a storage facility while the park is open for
business”. The following conditions are
recommended: (1) liability insurance
policy be on file with the Town Clerk that is sufficient for this recreational
operation (2) the conditional use permit is good for two years; needs to be
renewed after that (3) a legal description of the property where the paintball
park/parking lot will be located is required (4) a specific diagram/plan of
paintball park/parking lot be submitted (5) must provide portable sanitary
facilities for both men and women (6) court cannot be visible from the road (7)
hours of operation to be from 7:00 a.m. to dusk (8) must have container(s) to
collect refuse (9) a buffer on the northwest corner of the property must be provided
to protect cattle owned by the neighbor (10) a licensed mobile trailer will be
allowed to be used as a storage facility while the park is open for business
(11) the driveway is graveled all the way to the parking lot so emergency
vehicles can get in (12) a business permit is obtained if required and (13) the
permit is for a paint ball park only.
e.
The Town of Angelica
Planning Committee recommended approval of a request by L. J. Sperberg
Construction, Inc. for renewal of conditional-use permit CU-24-01, a
non-metallic mining permit on 6.87 acres of the Manton Zernicke property
located in the SE1/4 of the NW1/4 and SW1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 20, for
three years. MOTION
(Powers/Lewis/PASSED unanimously) to recommend to the Shawano County
PD&Z Committee that a three-year extension be granted to conditional-use
permit CU-24-01 with the conditions recommended by the Town of Angelica
Planning Committee which are as follows:
(1) Reclamation of the site to be accomplished in accordance with
provisions and requirements of Wisconsin Administrative Code NR 135 effective
6/1/01, East Central Planning Commission and Shawano County (2) a silt screen
shall be placed and maintained throughout the quarry operation in such a manner
so as to prevent run-off into the Pensaukee River/wetlands located north of the
site (3) no hauling of materials out of the pit is permitted during the period
of March 1st to May 1st of any year (4) operation of the
quarry to be conducted in such a manner so as to avoid any nuisance effect to
adjacent property (5) this approval will expire in 3 years (6/6/09) at which
time the applicant may request a three-year extension and (6) the Committee
may, at any time, amend or add conditions to this permit approval to ensure
compliance with all applicable legal requirements.
f.
Six bids were received
both for cutting grass at the town hall and at the park in Krakow. There was discussion regarding whether or
not past performance in cutting should be taken into consideration, if both
cutting jobs should be given to the low bidder and, in the case of the town
hall grass cutting, if the person cutting it would clean up the lawn at no
charge before the first cutting is done.
MOTION (Powers~no second~) to hire Erik Leonhardt to cut the
grass at both the town hall and park. MOTION
(Lewis~no second~) to hire Craig Schwartz to cut the grass at both the town
hall and park. It was decided to have
Supervisor Lewis check with Craig Schwartz to see if he would clean up the lawn
at no charge before the first cutting is done and deciding who the town will
hire to do the grass cutting at the hall and park will be decided on at another
meeting.
g.
The Schedule for
Appointment of Agent by a Corporation with the appointment of Sheila M.
Fassbender as the agent for the corporation applying for a beverage license at
the supper club they are buying; namely Bob’s Country Club, was reviewed. MOTION (Powers/Lewis/PASSED unanimously) to
approve Sheila M. Fassbender as Agent for the corporation taking over Bob’s
Country Club.
h.
The Original Alcohol
Beverage License Application and Application for Cigarette and Tobacco Products
Retail License submitted by Sheila M. and John W. Fassbender to operate at
Bob’s Country Club, N2807 County Road C was reviewed. MOTION (Powers/Lewis/PASSED unanimously) to approve the
applications by the Fassbenders for a Alcohol Beverage License and a Cigarette
License.
i.
The applications for
Operator’s Licenses from Kersten Detrie and Leah J. Severinsen were
reviewed. MOTION (Lewis/Smith/PASSED
unanimously) to approve issuing Operator’s Licenses to Kersten Detrie and
Leah J. Severinsen.
j.
There was discussion
regarding rental of the town hall to snowmobile clubs. In the past the rental charged the
snowmobile clubs was $25.00 which was half of the regular rental fee of
$50.00. When this rate was decided on
it was stipulated that the snowmobile clubs could rent the town hall for $25.00
provided the club has more than fifty percent of its membership made up of Town
of Angelica Residents. In January of
2006 Elmer Kraning obtained from the Tri-County Snowmobile Club Treasurer a
membership list showing that there were 87 members, of which 32 were Town of
Angelica residents and the other 55 members were non-residents of the town. MOTION (Powers/Lewis/PASSED unanimously)
that in the future the rental charge to snowmobile clubs will be at the regular
rate of $50.00 per rental time.
k.
Mel Raatz of R & R Assessing had submitted several days on which
they could hold Open Book and Board of Review for the town. It was decided to set Monday, May 15, 2006
as the date on which Open Book and the first session of Board of Review would
be held.
Specific Town Board
Notice and Agenda for Upcoming Town Board Meeting: The next town board
meeting will be held on the Monday, May 8, 2006. Agenda items at this time for the May meeting are review of the
offer of services made by Premier Bank and a drainage problem on the Roger
Perret property on Elm Road. A special
meeting of the town board was set for Thursday, April 13, 2006 at 1:30 p.m. to
go over bid specs for the addition and remodeling of the town hall.
Voucher Listing/Payment
of Bills: MOTION
(Lewis/Powers/PASSED) to approve
payment of vouchers V-3122 through V-3167.
Adjournment: MOTION (Lewis/Powers/PASSED) to adjourn
the meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 10:25 p.m.
MINUTES TAKEN BY____________________________________________ Date_________________________
Janet Powers, Town of Angelica Clerk
The foregoing minutes were presented to and approved by the Town of
Angelica Board of Supervisors on 5-8-06.
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They
were approved without
correction approved
with correction
ATTEST: ________________________________________________
Date _______________________
Town of Angelica Chairman