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The board approved minutes from the April 8, 2025 and April 28, 2025 meetings (the April 28 minutes were approved with one abstention). It approved vouchers for payment in the amount of $584,123.69.

The board granted the following event and vendor approvals on motions and voice votes:
- Heartland Public Library: special-event permit for the summer reading program kickoff on June 6, 2025 (inflatables, characters, a food truck pending vendor permit review, free ice cream and community displays).
- Wisconsin Athletic Club: special-event permit for \"baby goat yoga\" at Nixon Park on June 22, 2025; organizers said the event will include a fenced area, roughly 35 participants and a WAC instructor.
- Heartland Lake Country Rotary: special-event permit and a park-food-vendor permit to serve free lunch at the splash-pad lunch on July 18, 2025; the board waived associated park fees for the Rotary event.

Licenses and individual approvals:
- Bartender license for Janelle Ballantine (Christmas Pub) was approved.
- Restricted-species (backyard chickens) permits were approved for Julie Perny at 1042 Wellington Way (four chickens) and James Sheffield at 604 Renton Road (six chickens); the building inspector reviewed both and reported site plans were acceptable.

Equipment and surplus actions approved:
- The board approved the fire department's purchase of turnout gear that had been included in the 2025 budget (five sets including boots, hoods, gloves and helmets); staff reported the recommended vendor offered faster service turnaround and the quoted total was below the budgeted amount.
- The board approved surplus and sale of obsolete portable key-safe boxes found in police storage; sale proceeds will be returned to the village.

Why this matters: the approvals clear permits for recurring community events and implement budgeted public-safety purchases. Trustee and staff comments show attention to ensuring permits include vendor coordination (for food trucks and DPW support) and that safety equipment purchases follow budgetary authorization.

Speakers quoted or referenced in this article (from the meeting record) include President Jeff Fannerstil, Village Manager Ryan, Trustee Hallquist, Building Inspector Scott Hudsinger, applicant speakers (Katie from Wisconsin Athletic Club; Jeremy Path, Lake Country Rotary), and Fire and Police leadership who presented equipment items.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","May 12, 2025 Hartland Village Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Village of Hartland board approved minutes, paid $584,123.69 in vouchers and granted a set of park and business-related permits and licenses at its meeting, including approvals for library and community events and a budgeted purchase of fire turnout gear.","taxTitle","Village of Hartland, Waukesha County, Wisconsin","taxId",57017,"location","Wisconsin","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6557985,"Village Board directs rewrite of park food-truck rules after debate over Nixon Park access",3111,1868000,4979000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3278030-b447dc1d6fabf447547400bf80f08935&start=1868&end=4979","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3278030-b447dc1d6fabf447547400bf80f08935/thumbnail_1868000.jpg","/articles/6557985/Wisconsin/Village-Board-directs-rewrite-of-park-food-truck-rules-after-debate-over-Nixon-Park-access","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6557985-b6be09e30bb24a7e58972897071bdc4a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771151867&Signature=jtNzob7~~HF4D-fxUeP9ADabRcwMNUaU9ngSQob8tieCycWLmuxO98NtcsDBaaMVlMuMHamKzRi9cr~Mr7lazitDAmRH5LrJg-hOd320K3C3vnyxFTQFbGYi7KlVD262LJ3JhoO0EEuyiCjHgpnuuB6bwzNkOjHEg1k09D2Ft5edKIqot56ME4mRNz~n4-7HhRmG-eOT~qUYAWQKdI2bHiWacc3gVoVrlfE1ifsHC0S1K0VlPcaCol1B1hfMKxUGtWHtQTRU41ogcP4NbiED1YjeflC-301yOx07JGKcATl1dgCygCDcw-rvV2PJTjXI9YonGkkXmym6mWGiQS4bxQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Village of Hartland officials directed staff to draft changes to the village's mobile food-vendor ordinance after a lengthy discussion about where food trucks and push carts should be allowed in village parks and how any change would interact with an existing beer-garden contract at Nixon Park.

The board voted to start rewriting the mobile food-vendor ordinance to define which parks and hours are eligible, whether local businesses receive preference, and what fees, cleanup responsibilities and parking limits will apply. President Jeff Fannerstil said the goal is to get the rules right rather than rush a temporary accommodation.

The issue came to the board from the park board, which asked the village to consider allowing more food options in parks and to clarify whether food trucks should be limited to local, non-franchise operators and whether the park board's earlier guidance (two trucks per event, preference for resident- or village-based businesses) should stand. Park and public-safety staff raised operational concerns including where to place trucks in Nixon Park, handling vehicle power, trip hazards, trash collection and whether trucks would take up parking used by beer-garden patrons.

The board discussed the beer-garden contract with the operator Beer Snobs. Village staff said the current written contract does not grant an explicit exclusivity clause, and Beer Snobs had emailed that they would be open to food trucks being allowed in the park; at the same time the contractor and several trustees said it would be poor practice to undercut a party who had invested in equipment and a service contract for the beer garden without sorting the details first. Trustee Anne Walshlager and others pressed for a deliberate ordinance revision to address fees, DPW cleanup, traffic flow and restroom capacity before allowing trucks in the beer-garden area.

The board's motion to begin drafting ordinance changes was moved and seconded and passed on a voice vote. Village manager Ryan was asked to circulate the beer-garden contract and related emails to trustees and park-board members and to have staff prepare options and recommended language for the next meeting; trustees discussed two-readings timing that could allow an ordinance change as soon as June if the board chooses to expedite it.

On two vendor-specific items tied to the park discussion, the board took separate actions: it declined to authorize S3 Deli owner Matt Valentine to operate his food truck at Nixon Park under the current rules and the board's existing direction (the chair clarified the practical answer was \"no\" while the ordinance rewrite proceeds). Valentine asked for a temporary special-event permit or trial run while the ordinance is updated; trustees said the board needed to finish the ordinance work first.

By contrast, the board approved allowing Little Dipper's ice-cream cart (Tanya Little) to operate in Nixon Park this summer, excluding the beer-garden primary square and the area immediately around the beer-garden serving area while the garden is open. The motion to allow Little Dipper's to operate on Nixon Park walkways outside the primary beer-garden footprint passed with two \"no\" votes recorded.

Why this matters: trustees said the village is growing and residents post online seeking more food options at events; trustees and staff said a clarified ordinance will protect the village from liability, set fees equitably, and lay out operational requirements so DPW and public-safety resources are covered.

What's next: staff will draft proposed ordinance language addressing parks where vending is allowed, distinctions between push carts and motorized trucks, limits on number and location of vendors, fee schedules, and operational requirements (generators, trash, restroom capacity, traffic control). The board asked that draft materials, the Beer Snobs contract and related emails be circulated to trustees and park-board members before the next village-board meeting.

Speakers quoted or referenced in this account are identified from the meeting record: President Jeff Fannerstil, Trustee Anne Walshlager, DPW Director Tom Jensen, Village Manager Ryan, Matt Valentine (S3 Deli), Tanya Little (Little Dipper's), Rick (park board member) and Craig Eisner (park board member).","Village of Hartland officials directed staff to draft changes to the village's mobile food-vendor ordinance after a lengthy discussion about where food trucks and push carts should be allowed in village parks and how any change would interact with an existing beer-garden contract at Nixon Park.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6557976,"Village Board of Review meeting postponed to June 12 as property assessments remain incomplete",115,723000,838000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3278030-b447dc1d6fabf447547400bf80f08935&start=723&end=838","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3278030-b447dc1d6fabf447547400bf80f08935/thumbnail_723000.jpg","/articles/6557976/Wisconsin/Village-Board-of-Review-meeting-postponed-to-June-12-as-property-assessments-remain-incomplete","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6557976-a3662e963d9a5959f53a9c98022351a0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771151867&Signature=PBrCiUIkP06D~ICKDp0aHnhi9PylzNgN6bmbysg-gIBzmogcTa0gYIpuFlsUyHTb0A~KZ1ml41AiMcYcdenUnRor0oroxcz5G1RTyhulmu1G9XdGhvvbOe0EGYjmM2kZmBTI8D9bTtOy5AufkD~GIju7Cm8JpOQrFICE2VMQwCk7VIZSkY-w9LmxQFDAQngTlCbjqIn7Ddd7AXBI0KKtx22JGl9ADVaWdkwT7E1RUN2AQKtFPhV7KeonwTM-muH2hbiwl4kEVYH6~Zghabkl9U3EE1B50K7Wj0NcbisYgzxENL9gdiGN2rcGCyjdlNJMOJ2uTmgG91zdjBQ-4au-xQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Hartland's Board of Review meeting was postponed to June 12 after trustees were told the current property assessment process is not finished.

President Jeff Fannerstil opened the board-of-review portion of the meeting and identified the review members as Tim Hallquist, Anne Walshlager and Sandy Palicello, along with himself. Staff reported that the assessor's work and notifications are ongoing and that property owners who disagree with their assessments should first use the open-book process and contact the assessor to discuss their values.

Because the assessment work was incomplete, the Board of Review took a motion to postpone the review until June 12. The motion was seconded and approved on a voice vote. The president advised residents to contact the village or the assessor directly to schedule open-book appointments in the meantime.

Why this matters: postponing the review preserves residents' procedural rights to a completed assessment and ensures the Board of Review can consider finalized valuation information before hearing appeals.

Speakers named in the record include President Jeff Fannerstil, Board of Review member Tim Hallquist and staff member Sandy Palicello.","The Village of Hartland's Board of Review meeting was adjourned and rescheduled to June 12 after staff reported property assessments are not yet complete; the board encouraged residents to use the assessor's open-book process in the interim.","actionData","errors"]

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Village approves minutes, vouchers and a slate of permits and licenses; summer events, vendors and veteran equipment purchases noted

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Village Board of Review meeting postponed to June 12 as property assessments remain incomplete