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Spring Green trustees approve $1.72 million Well House contract, water extensions and multiple land and committee actions
Summary
At its April 22 meeting the Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees accepted bids for construction of Well House #3 and water and sanitary extensions, approved two certified survey maps, adopted board rules and confirmed several committee and commission appointments.
The Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees on April 22 approved a series of routine but substantive actions, including awarding a construction contract for Well House #3 and accepting bids for water and sanitary extension work.
Village President Robin Reid called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m. and the board quickly moved through procedural business, approving the April 8 minutes and the meeting agenda on voice votes. Trustee Deb Miller moved to approve the disbursements as presented; Trustee Jean‑Claude Bédard seconded and the motion carried.
The board approved two Certified Survey Maps (CSMs). Trustee Damian Barta moved to approve a CSM to split 0.52 acres from parcel #182-0365-50300 at the end of Bossard Street; Trustee David Saperstein seconded and the motion carried. Trustee Deb Miller moved to approve a CSM submitted by VC Commercial Properties LLC/Matt Kalish that combines five Sommerset Road lots into two parcels (parcels #182-0749-00000 through #182-0753-00000); Trustee Jean‑Claude Bédard seconded and the motion carried.
On infrastructure, Trustee David Saperstein moved to accept the low bid from CCJ Construction LLC for construction of Well House #3, not to exceed $1,719,800.00; Trustee Deb Miller seconded and the motion carried on a voice vote. Trustee Jeannie McCarville moved to accept the low bid from Gerke Excavating Inc for Water & Sanitary Extension Contracts No. 1, 2 and 3, not to exceed $740,992.54; Trustee Miller seconded and the motion carried. The motions recorded were approvals to award contracts; the minutes do not record further technical discussion or the contract start dates.
The board also adopted the Village Board Rules of Procedure as presented after a motion by Trustee David Saperstein and second by Trustee Hope Winship. No substantive changes were made to the rules at this meeting.
The board filled several committee and commission vacancies. Trustees approved appointments including Jenafer Humphries to the Downtown Design committee, Tyler Wilkinson and Jason Falteisek to the Joint Extraterritorial Zoning committee, and Tyler Wilkinson to the Plan Commission. Trustee Deb Miller moved to approve River Valley Court Commission appointments naming Trustee David Saperstein as the Spring Green board member and Tara Buringa as an at‑large member; Trustee Damian Barta seconded. Trustee Saperstein recused himself from that vote; the motion carried.
Information items included notice of Baron Brooks’ 30‑year anniversary event, material from the River Valley School District about school board members, and an update on S Peterson Street MSID funding from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. There were no public comments. Trustee David Saperstein moved to adjourn at 7:50 p.m.; Trustee Deb Miller seconded and the motion carried.
Actions taken at the meeting were recorded as voice‑vote approvals in the minutes; specific roll-call tallies were not included in the record.
