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So the six o'clock
Hour is upon us and we need to bring the village board meeting April
13th 2026 to order and we start with roll call from the
Clark.
He's here.
We have two trustees that are excused.
Next item would be the Pledge of Allegiance.
Congratulations to the flag of the United States of America and
To the republic for which it stands, one nation under God,
And it was a vote with the liberty and justice for all.
I don't know how this is looking on TV or the video but trust you
Trustee Pollock is not in the dog house.
She's kind of off the run island because of the two trustees that we have
Excused.
So next item is public comment.
Members of the public are welcome to provide comments on any matter.
Please fill out a comment form and the president will recognize you.
Use the microphone and state your name and address for the public record.
Comments are limited to three minutes.
And they have Roxanne Brown signed up.
She wishes to speak about the solar panels.
A name and address for the record Roxanne.
Hi.
Thank you.
Roxanne Brown, 6650 Mariner drive unit tour for Mount Pleasant in
Condo heaven in Mount Pleasant and I'm calling and I need to apologize.
I spoke to three of the trustees at the Microsoft meeting last week.
But I put the cart before the horse.
I'm from the east coast and many of the states in the east coast already have
Laws on the walks to permit balcony solar panels both for homeowners and
Renters but the state of Wisconsin does it.
So I have contacted my representative and state senator asking them to consider it
And I want to encourage the village board or trustees to consider it
And be proactive and get something on the books so that when the state does pass it
We can start lowering our energy with solar panels.
Thank you.
Thank you, Roxanne.
Anybody else wishing to speak publicly?
Hearing from nobody else in the chambers.
We can close public comment to move on to the consent agenda.
Mr. President, I make a motion to approve the item on consent agenda as presented.
Second.
So I hear a motion and a second.
Voice forward to all in favor signify by saying aye.
Aye.
Opposed?
So the consent agenda is approved.
Next item on page two of the agenda would be under public works which is a discussion
and possible motion to award a contract for the 2026 paving program.
Mr. President, I make a motion to award the contract for the 2026 paving program to the low
rates that are paying in Dolan, incorporated for an amount of $3,000, $73,782.90.
So we have a motion, a couple of different seconds.
Looks like Trustee Venturini and stepping up to honor that.
Tony, if you could speak to this, this is an annual thing that we do and I know it relates
to PASER ratings and why certain streets get picked and why others don't.
We hear from constituents from time to time.
Why aren't you doing my street?
So now's your chance just to speak briefly to how we do what we do and why.
This year's program contains about four miles of roadway and has been the case the last
several years and will be going forward.
We're very heavily focused on the subdivisions that went up during the housing boom of the
early 2000s.
So we have a large chunk of roadway in the village that was put in around that time.
It's now time to resurface them.
So that's what you see in these programs as of late.
A big chunk of this program is the Campbell Wood subdivision built around that time.
Also the Spring Meadow and Jamestown 5 subdivisions are very large portions of this contract.
So it's a very simplistic paving program.
As far as resurfacing goes, there's no complicated reconstructions or anything, but at the same
time it's tackling the elephant in the room, which is these subdivisions that all went
in at the same time and now they've all come due.
We're biting a big chunk out of it here, I think, and we got five bids.
All were closely lumped together and favorable as far as they relate to our engineer's estimate.
So we recommend approval.
And the fiscal note on that, if I can pick on Kathy just for a second.
Some of it I know we probably borrowed for, bonded for, some of it is on the levy.
But you could just provide us with a little breakdown that way.
Best year knowledge.
We always budget plenty for that.
And when he is deciding which roads to do and he's getting that engineer's estimate, he's
trying to work within that budget that we set out in the 2026 budget.
So we do have levy going in there.
I think it's a little over a million dollars and the rest of that would be borrowed funds.
There was some residual fund balance that will be used in this bid as well.
Thank you.
Mr. President?
Yes.
Go ahead.
Tony, I like that we are planning for 2026, about four miles of the roadway paving program.
My question is, I believe that the yearly, the paving program is on the website.
Is that correct?
It's on what?
Excuse me, I'm sorry.
It should be on the village website.
Yes, we will get all that.
We do, for any major construction project, we'll get that somewhere on the website so people
are aware and we'll work with Sean and his department to make sure we get every notice
out that we can so people can.
The reason I'm asking is because time to know what people call and they want to know was
the plan for the road so it should have a program like that.
We should have on the website if we don't, already don't have it.
And affected residents, anybody who lives on a street that's being resurfaced gets a rather
letter from us and we give them the best schedule we can, duration of construction
and other things they're going to encounter as we get out there and resurface the road.
Yeah, thank you.
Any other thoughts for Tony?
I have a question, Tony, just a point of clarification.
Since there were five bids, do we wait the criteria at all of who's local, who's not?
I was pleased to see this was a local company that got selected.
Is it just straight money who's the least expensive or do you wait other things in that decision-making
process?
It typically is as simple as long as they're what we call a responsive bidder where they
meet all the specifications they need to, they've filled out all the forms appropriately,
they're bonded.
As long as they meet what we're asking for and they're a qualified contractor, we've pre-qualified
them where they're going to get the little bit based on that.
And we're just following state law for that.
Okay.
All right.
So in the matter of the paving program contract, roll call.
Anastacio?
Aye.
Batia?
Aye.
Ventrini?
Aye.
Pollock?
Aye.
DeGroove?
Aye.
Reports.
If I could just pick on either Patrick or Sean just for a minute.
I know that we've got something coming up with the tailgate tour.
I heard that there was a venue change.
Did you want to just clarify that for anybody that's listening and maybe sign up for it?
Yes, Matt from Tourism confirmed today that the tailgate event for tomorrow was moved to
the YMCA due to weather concerns.
All right.
Is that the seal there or one or the one across the street?
The one right here.
Okay.
Right next to us.
Okay.
One last motion.
Motion to adjourn.
Second.
I hear a motion to the second.
All in favor signify by saying aye.
Aye.
We stand adjourned.
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