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Woodruff board amends playground budget, approves rezoning process and routine business

Woodruff Town Board · March 18, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting the Woodruff Town Board approved a roughly $30,000 playground budget amendment, authorized soliciting a consultant quote for ordinance updates, approved a $300 rezoning application fee, granted a food-truck license, approved purchase of a new kitchen microwave, approved March bills and donated $150 to the junior rodeo.

The Woodruff Town Board cleared a slate of routine and project items during its meeting after a community open house for Ray Bradshaw’s Eagle Project.

Key votes at the meeting included:

- Playground budget amendment: The board approved amending the town budget to allocate approximately $30,000 toward a playground update. The chair called for a motion and members voted 'Aye'; the motion carried.

- Rezoning application and fee: After planning and zoning recommended a standard process and a $300 application fee (to align with the county), the board voted to approve posting a rezoning application form and the $300 fee.

- Business license: The board approved a business license for Terry Knudson to operate a food truck called Rolling Donut at permitted events.

- Microwave purchase: The board voted to purchase a replacement microwave for the town‑hall kitchen and assigned a board member to procure it.

- Financial approvals: The board approved March bills and accepted February meeting minutes. The board also approved a $150 donation to the junior rodeo.

Several non-binding operational items were discussed but not acted on, including the possible trade or sale of a backhoe and truck (members requested repair estimates and options) and options for town internet and phone service (the clerk will research Starlink, VoIP and bundling with the current provider).