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Park staff said the project has been ranked a top parks need for two years and would be located between the Veterans Memorial and the baseball field. The budgeted work would cover a topographic survey, conceptual design and plans required to reach bid-ready documents and a probable construction cost estimate. Staff said the facility would consolidate ice-rink equipment, trailers and landscape attachments that are currently stored at several locations around the city.

Committee discussion covered timing, plan‑commission review and funding. Staff said plan‑commission approval would be required after the city enters a design contract. Members discussed whether to reserve parkland impact fees for other projects or to commit them now; staff said the city recently received park-impact fees from new developments and recommended proceeding because the need for consolidated storage is immediate. Staff also said some capital fund balance (about $50,000 referenced in discussion) could be used in the first year, with the possibility of offset from anticipated billboard revenue depending on council decisions.

Members asked about impacts to existing storage locations; staff said vacating the garage at San Damiano would free space for other uses, including community groups that currently store materials there. Staff estimated a design-and-build schedule could allow construction in a fall cycle if design work and plan‑commission reviews move quickly; a building kit would require additional lead time for fabrication.

The committee approved the budget amendment by voice vote; a numeric roll-call tally was not recorded in the transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Finance and Personnel Committee - February 3, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Resolution 25-2-2774 was approved to amend the 2025 capital budget to move ahead on design and site work for a cold‑storage building at Apisca Park using park impact fees and capital fund balance; staff said the facility would consolidate seasonal equipment now stored at multiple sites.","taxTitle","Monona, Dane County, Wisconsin","taxId",70921,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6355017,"Monona panel approves contract for design of Well 4; $148,000 budgeted in 2025 capital plan",217,187840,405220,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2219319-08234a8f4c2375628d9406c98bcfc41e&start=187&end=405","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2219319-08234a8f4c2375628d9406c98bcfc41e/thumbnail_187840.jpg","/articles/6355017/Monona/Dane-County/Wisconsin/Monona-panel-approves-contract-for-design-of-Well-4-148000-budgeted-in-2025-capital-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6355017-8ce0a4085cdbbda17e9b8041cfabc659/orig.mp4?Expires=1776046267&Signature=jjAnGGNTN0qvRBWf45dNeNrSLCQxsZX7bMhAC~3HN~QIzcN5V~w7z4zn7s56sLy5rA4NH8y8qnzE025QK92dPWbIfpmZuGu3W~cYbvzqYypmTRU44X8qPrAZOJTAKVnl9p5YW5bOXW2IIG9RklTBHeZPresUIG9ZIw4X~b2z~LwVx1gmAcMcODwcS8pO1n2hqrqkau-7yiHXsm1n-0ci0Nj1uYf93BZc53Zu5LIpIXlzKf6U0GUNC4BVKgj9PRrdZ2xTSlimyRWjGq83O05D9SjyaEZlI38OM6c~wV4b4ubR7BA1BkXRCjuCzGYuHC0j-pA1fajSfG~nFbLAiu75Ww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Monona Finance and Personnel Committee approved Resolution 25-2-2773 on Feb. 3, authorizing a professional services agreement for design of Well 4. Committee members said the city included $148,000 for the contract in the 2025 capital budget.

City staff described the agreement in the meeting packet as a draft design contract for Well 4 from the consultant named in the packet (referred to in the packet as Bierbecker). The draft agreement lists eight task orders and a schedule that shows the bulk of the work occurring in 2026, with only limited tasks planned for 2024–2025. Construction management services are not included in this design agreement; staff said construction management will be a separate contract after budgeted funds are available in 2026.

Committee members asked whether the design scope includes preparing bid documents; staff confirmed it does. Members also discussed the timing and relationship between the well project and other capital projects, including a potential new city hall. Staff said Well 4 is the city’s shallowest well with poorer water-quality characteristics compared with deeper wells, though it still meets EPA standards; the site has been used for Well 4 since the early 2000s and staff recommended proceeding with the design and site investigations.

Committee members noted that if city hall expansion does not proceed, the well work could still move forward and that the wellhouse location complicates future building options on the parcel. A voice vote approved the resolution; the committee recorded no numeric roll-call tally in the transcript.

The agreement before the committee covers design only; staff said final construction management and construction contracts will be brought forward later, subject to 2026 capital budgeting.","The committee approved Resolution 25-2-2773 to enter a design contract for Well 4 with the consultant named in the packet; the majority of the design work is scheduled for 2026 and construction management will be a separate contract when 2026 funds are available.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6355022,"Monona committee approves ordinance to let Community Service Officer issue parking citations",155,15775,171425,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2219319-08234a8f4c2375628d9406c98bcfc41e&start=15&end=171","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2219319-08234a8f4c2375628d9406c98bcfc41e/thumbnail_15775.jpg","/articles/6355022/Monona/Dane-County/Wisconsin/Monona-committee-approves-ordinance-to-let-Community-Service-Officer-issue-parking-citations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6355022-c43bae09a3d97d3cd44a7f3e1104f06e/orig.mp4?Expires=1776046267&Signature=D3b15PVwUzkjdc2U8KmBhDA6hFeAVFQCabAIRmksM8H-zOvpzYSYxp25-QPMuOCUtitcRhuScRSmmgpYxWUsQZO9k9~dqvWGZucJ0qKiV60PbK0FjdfJ6AhNsrd6pNuHf73fQffUd1DHGNGJLZ2z4rMDSkcHQ-eGv~yLaK7wM4SQcuf07Ay2oz4leiu7HqI4WKqP0AZz3c3g59UxMdB9YlysL0tyDDt2ZLMOhipBSI~5fQrkE60J3wouh0Fge4hzuiqLzHK2dwfKHRAdMAPj2qC2BoeWwZQxwXXRRmj9cScJWlJBv8xsc247Q3gC6yDxeEODSkAzSUVuNgagbvp~0w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Monona Finance and Personnel Committee voted to approve Ordinance 2-25-789 on Feb. 3, authorizing the Community Service Officer to issue citations for parking violations.

Committee members said the change mainly formalizes enforcement the city has already tried informally near the high school and elsewhere. Mayor O'Connor asked for the motion to approve and the measure passed by voice vote; a roll-call tally was not recorded in the committee transcript.

Committee discussion focused on scope and training. City staff said the ordinance expands the officer’s authority beyond placing warnings on windshields so the officer can issue formal citations for parking violations anywhere in the city, not only near the school district. A staff member noted the position has been issuing warnings in the high school area for about a year.

Members also discussed training. A committee member asked whether the officer would receive additional training. Staff replied that training is handled at the discretion of the police chief and that a training process was discussed with the chair of public safety; the committee emphasized coordination with the city attorney’s office so prosecutors would have the information needed to pursue citations.

Committee members also confirmed that the officer’s salary was included in Monona’s 2025 budget, so no additional salary appropriation is needed to implement the ordinance.

The committee moved on after the voice vote. Further implementation steps — including any specific training requirements or formal protocol for referring prosecutions to the city attorney’s office — were left to police department direction and are expected to be handled administratively.","The Finance and Personnel Committee approved Ordinance 2-25-789 to authorize the Community Service Officer to issue citations for parking violations; committee members said the position has been issuing warnings and budgeted pay was included in the 2025 budget.","actionData","errors"]

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