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The item, placed on the board’s agenda for discussion and possible action, focused on visibility and driver confusion at the intersection, which trustees and staff said sits close to a school crosswalk. A trustee said, “I think that intersection is still screwed up,” and recommended considering a four-way stop rather than the present arrangement.

Police Chief Brian told the board the county report shows the village averages “2 to 3 accidents a year. Typically, not injury accidents,” and described the intersection as a slow-speed location where near-misses do not always appear in crash data. Administrator Nathan described two engineering options discussed with staff: tightening the wide approach on Nash by building out the triangular island the village already owns, or creating a dedicated right-turn lane. Either change, Nathan said, could make a traditional four-way stop more visible and safer for unfamiliar drivers.

Trustees discussed long-term recommendations from a 2022 intersection study, including removing an extra lane that reduces turning visibility and straightening the roadway to create a more conventional alignment. Several board members raised concerns about how moving the stop line or crosswalk would affect school pedestrian access, morning bus pick-up and drop-off, and overall vehicle speeds. Staff noted the crosswalk’s current location might need to move seaward if a stop sign were placed farther back; that change, trustees said, would require county engineering input.

No formal motion to change the intersection control was taken. The board agreed to ask staff to present the county’s options and possible engineering solutions to the county highway department for its review and to seek an engineered recommendation.

The discussion closed with trustees signaling general support for pursuing the county review and for technical work to evaluate lane-width changes or an island extension as potential short-term fixes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","VB 10 2 25","oneSentenceSummary","Trustees reviewed a county study and discussed converting the three-way at Nash and Oak to a four-way stop, tightening roadway lanes or adding a turn lane, and relocating a crosswalk near the school. No formal motion was taken; staff will raise the request with county engineers.","taxTitle","Village of Hortonville, Outagamie County, Wisconsin","taxId",56047,"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},6426393,"Hortonville board approves $4,500 design contract for Alonzo Park shelter",240,814000,1054000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741&start=814&end=1054","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741/thumbnail_814000.jpg","/articles/6426393/Wisconsin/Hortonville-board-approves-4500-design-contract-for-Alonzo-Park-shelter","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426393-c090900377246dbfe6609413cc5d84d6/orig.mp4?Expires=1773571465&Signature=ZiNG67xKO6QvKa6pEdmo9Ps6GZzpRyk3NVyuU0qlc7KkrcxHIWQkOpB6qtSgLm-ywRlf6fznMn4wqS0eIJ~Lc1pEEr8ATMC3NdyUIW3uCesGAOOVG4sfT5fa~5tvQ5gejo9g8Y5catBg8IkIH0C~4A9Gd4df-v1v~Wp5kkiX9xn0KIUOJdecv1nAJZgoCSpWN6SEjQqvvDS2oi-Z0mQFYxOgYN35DKuXWA5d-KktvU3skGMk92bamx1-fSLrT4A6FIePZqgaWqYry~mSsnj01YF5fe0KmSd-oERx3ZiFTGfwjo3IlUoF5d9uSGhwyYB3qZqkN3mQVMJIK66PwEMt0A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Hortonville Village Board approved an owner-architect agreement with Scribe Architects in the amount of $4,500 for a conceptual design of a shelter and warming kitchen at Alonzo Park.

Trustees said the conceptual contract covers the pavilion and warming-kitchen design; the board and the public facilities committee discussed repurposing existing restrooms for storage and adding family-style, ADA-compliant single-stall bathrooms visible to the park and splash pad area. A committee member noted the design would prioritize a warming kitchen and pavilion while considering sightlines so parents can view the splash pad and restroom entrances.

The committee also reviewed site constraints: a portion of the park contains wetlands that limit buildable area, and the board discussed keeping some existing bathroom facilities while adding a keyed storage closet in the new pavilion. After a motion to proceed with the owner-architect agreement, trustees voted by roll call and the motion carried.

The board instructed staff to proceed under the agreement and to return with design materials and any identified site constraints for further review.","Board authorized an owner-architect agreement with Scribe Architects for conceptual design of a warming kitchen and pavilion at Alonzo Park, including family-style ADA bathrooms and potential storage solutions. Trustees approved the $4,500 contract by roll call.",{"_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},6426388,"Hortonville approves $215,007 TID 6 loan for Terrace Manor developers, including sidewalks and pond seeding",249,1067000,1316000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741&start=1067&end=1316","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741/thumbnail_1067000.jpg","/articles/6426388/Wisconsin/Hortonville-approves-215007-TID-6-loan-for-Terrace-Manor-developers-including-sidewalks-and-pond-seeding","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426388-1e4cd1b122e349df23b9d1fd06a79ed1/orig.mp4?Expires=1773571465&Signature=Ddp8JBrGjXF2dAB8aKsqLSbonFrSP65OX2UQCvLpNk2szesKSKLlQ6~6NkcMf00UozrfJn2XGEFJkW8Q8~I7aHJoZsRrVTOeNaqNPS6aJROUJCdj-gtcC6Bjp2b42TbkVbfg3QALkaKUdcYbOHHv9gup9cJ4Dro-n9XC8w8cjs0VWzfX3eiv3DZonbSLCnYyo~ZNcgbNtv0BnPnCZaeagQglQPh20RL6xpIMP36MbXiCQY3AH1EO9UnBmWTl-JHyVvoJhO87PVC1Vh~~ERQYOPGJFAkYQkCnCNFVGud6olMLMf-B3fYHw2tya4E7SkNy5gjMy9oaxALMJa2FKrB5yA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Hortonville Village Board approved a Tax Increment District (TID) 6 loan of $215,007 to the Terrace Manor developer to complete property purchase and related public improvements.

Administrator Nathan and staff explained the loan’s breakdown: roughly $75,000 is designated for urbanization work along the south side of Grandview Road, including sidewalk installation, with additional funds covering park fees owed to the village and about $18,000 per pond to seed and stabilize two retention ponds. Staff said the seeding is intended to reduce future maintenance costs; ongoing maintenance was described as “a few thousand dollars” annually in perpetuity.

Board members clarified the loan does not create a special assessment for adjacent property owners; the village’s TID will cover installation costs. Trustees asked about separate utility and asphalt work in the area and were told We Energies and other contractors handle their respective scopes independently of the loan-funded work.

After discussion, a trustee moved to approve the TID 6 loan in the amount of $215,007; the motion was seconded and passed by roll call.","Board approved a TID 6 developer loan of $215,007 to complete property purchase, sidewalk urbanization along Grandview Road and initial pond seeding; trustees agreed the loan will not be assessed to individual residences.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6426375,"Hortonville police warn Windows 10 end-of-support will force computer upgrades for records system compliance",107,1473000,1580000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741&start=1473&end=1580","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741/thumbnail_1473000.jpg","/articles/6426375/Wisconsin/Hortonville-police-warn-Windows-10-end-of-support-will-force-computer-upgrades-for-records-system-compliance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426375-2f224d8f47ed1d5dbdcdf258fa815275/orig.mp4?Expires=1773571465&Signature=Rm-tqpSMWtesm1rLQBe2ChWep8Komps7fvyym7sXLXItjTY0b~quhPBSIchuayJbzhdBo8Qes4hJFbmVW-Tdd-A4Bu33R8f0vSKlCxaHvsUP1hYWHRlzLyTlA9UT0TFLiRejNtgwaVEzjwuHA-1b8TmSsbh6ksF~rOtwC9K56cEntBtYPqfDKhNTi-Dcd3cOSVT0eVUmxh8473Ujven6kX6YKd7gH3~4LI3-HHx0cWgthP7ZhYrbUgS8RkBUHiOdul6sOicUmV75-BLx9EPTHPWxNJ73hk7OFef12305rqAoPHvGCS3uCncvfejAmD0ut5x9by1C5Zr3F-UrvYYFSA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Police Chief Brian updated trustees that Microsoft’s end-of-support for Windows 10 and county records-management updates will require some village computers to be upgraded to remain CJIS-compliant with the Spillman records system.

Brian said the county told local agencies an October update may affect machines running older versions of Windows and that, as a result, “Windows 10 is not gonna be supported anymore.” He said the village has a number of office computers that will need replacement or upgrading to Windows 11 to maintain CJIS security compliance for Spillman. He added the village has reserve funds available to cover the needed upgrades.

Board members discussed alternate approaches. A participant noted Microsoft offers an extended-update option at about $30 per machine for Windows 10, but staff warned that paying for extended updates would still leave the village out of CJIS compliance for Spillman and that patches have been infrequent. Brian said squad cars already use Windows 11 and are unaffected; the current issue centers on office machines that access the Spillman system.

Chief Brian said staff will identify the specific computers needing replacement and return with cost estimates; the board acknowledged this will be an unforeseen technology expense in coming months.","Police Chief Brian told the board Windows 10 will not be considered CJIS-compliant after Oct. 14 and that some office computers using Spillman must be upgraded to Windows 11; reserve funds will be used for replacements.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6426370,"Votes at a glance: Hortonville board approves consent agenda, contractor payment, park design contract and TID 6 loan; moves to closed session",32,2032000,2064000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741&start=2032&end=2064","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5893315-82f203f3aaa18723c684ae00b3104741/thumbnail_2032000.jpg","/articles/6426370/Wisconsin/Votes-at-a-glance-Hortonville-board-approves-consent-agenda-contractor-payment-park-design-contract-and-TID-6-loan-moves-to-closed-session","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426370-1f7db8c8ef6b34e54bd0a5f4a7c37284/orig.mp4?Expires=1773571465&Signature=dhUvjUXqAcrTcmk1zMopq0f~0G7lmNrnapl6hWEJXjRGYrdHzrK7jQ3AiJgjVXhdgQR7D5RomFIK0gt5IfirnE8BaHd9Yx6~SgwPrwNk8uS983uNdmM9m8~5bIjlRT9QIcaDaPcQ619LbKiL91CkIda2enyrpDFNU0oRuav8Oj~8WOlDpD45HY0Sv~MtCjwmnbBRVbKWvNg3ZRYd6LvfNP70b5K~EE9Z-kHT8SFyO6qGKZtzK2Mus1siQPOiB7mP07F~fUYrWjF7DyP5YZDTK-up5bYp70sY--aQi9ILF~dC4Vizc2-bHD3WjW51DIiTrxvPjnVe4oF4CxWGMzNlXw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its Oct. 2 meeting the Village of Hortonville Village Board recorded the following formal actions and roll-call approvals.

Consent agenda approved
- Motion: Approve consent agenda including the Sept. 18, 2025 regular meeting minutes and presentation of accounts and claims.
- Mover/second: not specified in the transcript.
- Outcome: Approved by roll call.

Payment for John Street / Fountain Court project (Pay Application No. 2)
- Motion: Approve payment to Northeast (contractor name redacted in transcript) in the amount of $143,100.81 for pay application number 2 on the John Street and Fountain Court projects.
- Mover/second: motion and second recorded; specific names not provided in transcript.
- Outcome: Approved by roll call.

Alonzo Park conceptual design contract
- Motion: Proceed with owner-architect agreement with Scribe Architects in the amount of $4,500 for Alonzo Park shelter and warming kitchen conceptual design.
- Outcome: Approved by roll call.

TID 6 loan for Terrace Manor developers
- Motion: Approve TID 6 loan for Terrace Manor developers in the amount of $215,007 (includes approximately $75,000 for Grandview Road urbanization and sidewalk installation, park fees and initial pond seeding at about $18,000 per pond).
- Outcome: Approved by roll call.

Appointment of minute taker for closed session
- Motion/discussion: Board noted that Jane (Clerk Treasurer) will serve as minute taker for the closed session.
- Outcome: Noted/confirmed in open meeting.

Motion to go into closed session
- Motion: Move into closed session under State Statute 19.85(1)(c) to consider employment promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of public employees, specifically employee certification pay.
- Outcome: Motion carried by roll call; trustees recessed the meeting to clear the room for closed session.

No formal action was announced on matters discussed in closed session when the board returned to open session; the board then adjourned.","At the Oct. 2 meeting trustees approved the consent agenda, authorized a contractor payment, approved a park design contract and a $215,007 TID 6 loan for Terrace Manor; the board also voted to enter closed session under Statute 19.85(1)(c).","actionData","errors"]

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Hortonville trustees discuss safety at Nash Street and Oak intersection; ask county to study 4-way stop

Hortonville board approves $4,500 design contract for Alonzo Park shelter

Hortonville approves $215,007 TID 6 loan for Terrace Manor developers, including sidewalks and pond seeding

Hortonville police warn Windows 10 end-of-support will force computer upgrades for records system compliance

Votes at a glance: Hortonville board approves consent agenda, contractor payment, park design contract and TID 6 loan; moves to closed session