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Beaver Crossing approves park grant, $5,000 interlocal donations and selects contractor for baseball backstop repair

Beaver Crossing Village Board of Trustees · April 1, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved the Upper Big Blue grant for the Blue River Park and Trail, authorized $5,000 interlocal payments to the Beaver Crossing Library and Cemetery, and awarded a materials-and-work contract for a storm-damaged baseball backstop to American Fence Co.; all motions passed 5-0.

The Beaver Crossing Village Board unanimously approved several funding and contracting actions at its April 9 meeting, including a grant for park trail work, interlocal donations, and selecting a contractor for storm repairs.

Trustee Kaely Eberspacher moved to approve the Interlocal Upper Big Blue grant application for the Blue River Park and Trail project; Trustee Jerry Zieg seconded and the motion carried 5-0, authorizing the village to participate in the grant effort. The board also approved interlocal payments of $5,000 each to the Beaver Crossing Library and the Beaver Crossing Cemetery (motion by Jere Leif, seconded by Kaely Eberspacher; votes 5-0).

Storm damage to the baseball backstop was submitted to LARM insurance; the village received an insurance check less a $1,000 deductible. Bids from American Fence Co. and Empire Fence were reviewed and Trustee Zieg moved to have American Fence Co. provide materials and work, with some volunteer assistance expected; the motion passed 5-0.

Lance Breitkreutz, representing the New Community Building committee, briefed the board and said the committee favors constructing a new building rather than remodeling the Legion; a public hearing on the project was scheduled for April 23. The board did not adopt any final plan at the meeting; the hearing will allow public questions and answers.

Trustees recorded these actions by roll call vote and asked staff to follow up with procurement and grant paperwork as needed.