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Boyceville committee flags $77,000 shortfall for pond sludge removal, considers prioritizing Pond 5

Village of Boyceville Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Committee identified a $77,000 funding gap for sludge removal at ponds 1–3, discussed prioritizing Pond 5 because Pond 1 is largely inactive, and agreed to take additional measurements and consult a contractor before deciding on funding sources.

Village officials told the board that sludge removal for ponds 1, 2 and 3 shows a projected $77,000 shortfall after applying available sludge-removal and capital-improvement funds. The committee discussed possible responses, including using sewer fund reserves and reprioritizing work toward Pond 5 because Pond 1 is largely inactive.

Officials agreed to perform further measurements once ice conditions permit and to consult the contractor for technical recommendations. No final funding decision was recorded; minutes state that funding questions remain under review.

The discussion was presented as part of the sewer budget and infrastructure agenda items. Board members framed the issue as both an operational and budgetary decision: measurements and contractor guidance were identified as necessary next steps before a funding plan is adopted.

The minutes do not record a timeline for the additional measurements or identify a specific funding source to cover the reported $77,000 gap.