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Board appoints Mary Jean Fenske to Tahkodah Lake Board; approves routine bills

Town of Drummond Town Board · March 11, 2025
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Summary

The Town appointed Mary Jean Fenske as its representative to the Tahkodah Lake Board and approved payment of checks #45737–#45765. The snowmobile club reported plans to build a groomer barn on private property and the clerk announced clerk and treasurer appointments for April.

The Town of Drummond board named Mary Jean Fenske as the town's representative to the Tahkodah Lake Board of Commissioners and approved routine payments during its March 11, 2025 meeting.

Dean Hambrecht, a current commissioner, attended to answer questions about the Tahkodah Lake Board; following discussion and statutory/bylaw context noted in the minutes, Supervisor Scott McKinney moved and Supervisor Jeff Hurula seconded the motion to appoint Fenske. The motion carried.

On finances, the board approved checks #45737 through #45765, including debits and direct deposits, on a motion by Jeff Hurula and a second from Scott McKinney. Treasurer Pam Kalies had reported account balances earlier in the meeting.

Members of the Dirt and Sno‑Jacks snowmobile club updated the board on plans to build a new groomer barn on land owned by Tim DeChant; DeChant will provide a lease so the structure will be off Town property, and the club will complete the survey and lease agreement. The board also learned that the Clerk and Treasurer will become appointed officers on April 15, 2025; official appointments will be made at the April meeting and appointment documents will be prepared in advance.

What happens next: board appointments will be formalized at the April meeting, the snowmobile club will proceed with survey and lease work, and staff will continue follow up on bills and appointments.