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Readstown board begins ordinance revisions and approves routine administrative items
Summary
At its Jan. 9 meeting the Readstown Village Board voted to begin revising the garbage and sewer ordinances, approved staff training and conference attendance, purchased a cemetery records module, set the spring cleanup for May 14, 2025, and handled several routine licenses and financial items; the Gundersen Health contract renewal and EMS budget were tabled for further review.
The Readstown Village Board on Jan. 9 opened several administrative and policy actions, approving motions to start ordinance revisions, authorize staff training and conference travel, and approve routine licenses and budget items while tabling a health contract renewal and the EMS budget for further review.
Trustees voted to begin the process of revising the village garbage ordinance and the sewer ordinance. Both motions were listed in the minutes as approved after standard motions and seconds. The board also approved clerk training and authorized two staff members identified as Austin and Charlie to attend the Wisconsin Rural Water Association (WRWA) conference.
The board approved purchasing the Workhorse Cemetery Module to organize cemetery records and set the village’s Annual Spring Clean Up for May 14, 2025. Nash moved to approve Alyssa Seland’s operator license for Kickapoo KWK Stop; the motion carried. The minutes record approval of December bills and meeting minutes and set the next board meeting for Feb. 13, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.
The board tabled consideration of the Gundersen Health 2025 business contract renewal to look into other options. The EMS budget and a proposed township contract were also tabled pending additional information. The minutes do not record detailed debate on these items.
The meeting included a closed-session personnel discussion under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(f); the board reconvened in open session and approved an increase to an employee health insurance stipend, a transfer of funds from LGIP, and revisions to handbook plans.
