Spring Brook board accepts $6,100 offer for old Town Hall parcel; approves financial report and appointments

At the May 12 Town of Spring Brook Board meeting the board approved a range of routine town business including a property sale, financial reports, appointments and administrative decisions.

The board voted unanimously to accept the higher sealed offer to purchase the old Town Hall parcel on 320th Avenue — an approximately 0.6-acre parcel — from Clayton Revelle for $6,100. Clerk Mary Strand will contact the buyer to coordinate payment and the required purchasing documents.

Treasurer Colleen Mensing presented the month’s financial report showing month-end balances of $69,766.65 in the Checking Account and $411,901.71 in the Money Market Account. The board voted to approve the Treasurer’s Financial Report and to pay Vouchers #19499 through #19524 plus a Menards purchase of cleaning supplies; Chair, Treasurer and Clerk signed the report of unpaid bills and will sign checks.

On appointments and administrative matters the board moved to continue Jared Suckow as a member of the Town’s Plan Commission; the motion carried by voice vote. The board also voted to conduct the biennial PASER pavement ratings in-house, assigning Road Patrolman Mitch Kreutzer and Clerk Mary Strand to perform the work and report to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, rather than contracting with the Dunn County Highway Department. The board took no action on a proposed new construction setback for Christopher and Nancy Carlson; the property is within Dunn County’s Shoreland Zoning and the landowner has obtained the county permit.

The meeting closed with routine departmental reports from the Clerk and the Road Patrolman and adjourned at 9:05 p.m.