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Committee reviews March finance reports, approves recommending payment of bills; staff provide city updates
Summary
The Joint Committee reviewed March finance reports and recommended approval of bill payments. City staff reported a new ambulance arriving next week, a successful election turnout (1,221 votes cast of 2,233 electors), wastewater plant Phase 1 work starting soon, and developer interest in a 20,000-square-foot office/warehouse in TID-4/5.
The Joint Committee of the Whole reviewed March finance reports on April 14 and voted to recommend that the Common Council approve payment of bills. Alderperson Gerbers moved the recommendation and Alderperson Krull seconded; the motion carried.
Mayor Greuel told the committee that the city's new ambulance will arrive next week and congratulated Kody Kominowski for winning the Wisconsin Rural Water Association's 2025 District 1 Operator of the Year award. The City Administrator reported that the clerk's office oversaw an efficient election with 1,221 ballots cast out of 2,233 registered electors and reminded the committee that council reorganization is scheduled for April 15.
On infrastructure, the Director of Public Works said Phase 1 of Wastewater Treatment Plant updates will begin the following week and that the cleanfill site road will shift east during construction; 2025 DPW projects are currently out for bid. The City Administrator also noted Plan Commission review of the Golden Meadow Estates PUD final plat on April 17 and staff meetings with a farm-implement developer exploring a 20,000-square-foot office/warehouse in TID-4 or TID-5.
The committee approved recommending bill payments; the transcript records motions approving the agenda and minutes earlier in the meeting and a motion to adjourn at the close of the session (all motions recorded as "carried" without formal tallies in the provided transcript).
