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Madison Lake council approves street, sidewalk and park contracts and OKs TIF amendment
Summary
On June 1, 2026, the Madison Lake City Council unanimously approved contracts for the city’s 2026 sealcoat, street improvement and sidewalk repair projects, awarded a Fasnacht Park fence contract, approved vendor claims of $106,507.20 and approved a second amendment to a TIF development agreement.
The Madison Lake City Council on Monday unanimously approved a slate of infrastructure contracts and a tax-increment financing (TIF) amendment during a meeting at the Madison Lake Community Room.
Council action included awarding the 2026 sealcoat contract to Pearson Bros., the 2026 street improvement contract to Nielsen Blacktopping and the 2026 sidewalk repair contract to Lakeside Concrete & Construction. The council also awarded a contract to The Shed & Fence Co. for a fence at Fasnacht Park, approved vendor claims totaling $106,507.20 and approved a second amendment to the Tomahawk TIF development agreement.
Mayor Al Dorn presided. Council member Laurinda Sohre moved to approve the consent agenda, which included the vendor claims and a temporary business noise permit for the Sons of the American Legion; Pat Burt seconded and the motion passed on a unanimous roll call.
On separate motions the council took the following contract actions: the council adopted Resolution 2026-11 to award the 2026 sealcoat project to Pearson Bros. (motion by Pat Burt, second by Mark Bisch); adopted Resolution 2026-12 to award the 2026 street improvement project to Nielsen Blacktopping (motion by Laurinda Sohre, second by Pat Burt); and adopted Resolution 2026-13 to award the 2026 sidewalk repair project to Lakeside Concrete & Construction (motion by Mark Bisch, second by Ryan Sanders). All roll-call votes were unanimous.
In old business the council approved, on a motion by Ryan Sanders and seconded by Pat Burt, the second amendment to the TIF development agreement with the Tomahawk developer. The meeting record does not specify the amendment’s financial terms or substantive text.
Under new business the council discussed rock and dust control measures (no motion recorded) and reviewed a peddlers permit (discussion only). The council then approved the Fasnacht Park fence contract to The Shed & Fence Co. on a motion by Ryan Sanders, seconded by Laurinda Sohre; the vote was unanimous.
The meeting included routine administration and council reports (details not specified in the record). Council member Mark Bisch moved to adjourn at 7:02 p.m.; Ryan Sanders seconded, and the motion passed by roll call.
Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda (includes vendor claims $106,507.20; Sons of the American Legion Temporary Business Noise Permit): mover — Council member Laurinda Sohre; seconder — Council member Pat Burt; Ayes — Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre; Outcome — approved. - Resolution 2026-11 (2026 Sealcoat Project to Pearson Bros.): mover — Pat Burt; seconder — Mark Bisch; Ayes — Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre; Outcome — approved. - Resolution 2026-12 (2026 Street Improvement Project to Nielsen Blacktopping): mover — Laurinda Sohre; seconder — Pat Burt; Ayes — Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre; Outcome — approved. - Resolution 2026-13 (2026 Sidewalk Repair Project to Lakeside Concrete & Construction): mover — Mark Bisch; seconder — Ryan Sanders; Ayes — Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre; Outcome — approved. - Second amendment to Tomahawk TIF development agreement: mover — Ryan Sanders; seconder — Pat Burt; Ayes — Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre; Outcome — approved. (Amendment details not specified.) - Fasnacht Park fence contract to The Shed & Fence Co.: mover — Ryan Sanders; seconder — Laurinda Sohre; Ayes — Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre; Outcome — approved.
What the record does not show: the transcript does not specify dollar amounts for the individual contract awards, the text or financial changes in the Tomahawk TIF second amendment, nor detailed next steps or timelines for the projects. Public comment was recorded as "None." The council set no votes aside for further discussion during the meeting.
