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Athens board approves Maple Street special assessments and several contracts and licenses
Summary
At its July 28 meeting the Athens Village Board approved Resolution 2025-7 authorizing special assessments for the Maple Street project, waived the public-alcohol ordinance for the Athens Fair with an exception for parade participants, approved operator licenses, authorized payments totaling $196,492.53 and approved several maintenance/repair contracts.
The Athens Village Board voted July 28 to authorize a series of routine and project-specific actions, including a final resolution to assess property owners for the Maple Street improvement project and approvals for contracts and licenses.
The board approved Resolution 2025-7, described in the minutes as the "Final Resolution Authorizing Special Assessments for Maple Street." Trustee Perkins moved to adopt the resolution, Trustee Brodziski seconded, and the motion carried. The minutes do not specify the assessment amounts or list affected parcels.
The board also approved payment of checks #28069 through #28131 totaling $196,492.53 after a motion by Trustee Thorson, seconded by Trustee Brodziski; the minutes record the payments as approved but do not provide a roll-call tally.
Trustee Perkins moved, seconded by Trustee Guden, to approve a temporary waiver of Village Ordinance 161-26 (Alcoholic Beverages in Public Areas) for the 2025 Athens Fair, scheduled Aug. 14–17; the board approved the waiver with the explicit exception that parade participants are not included in the waiver per ordinance subsection 161-26(c).
The board granted operator's licenses to Savannah Stendel and Emily Passehl (motion by Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Brodziski; motion carried).
On repair and maintenance items, Trustees approved a $7,800 quote from Switlick and Sons for catch-basin and miscellaneous sidewalk ramp repairs (motion by Trustee Brodziski, seconded by Trustee Thorson; motion carried). The board also approved a four-year warning-siren maintenance contract with Sheboygan Warning Signals (motion by Trustee Socha, seconded by Trustee Thurs; motion carried). The minutes do not list contract costs for the siren maintenance agreement.
All motions recorded in the meeting minutes are listed as "carried." The minutes do not include roll-call vote tallies for any motion.
The board adjourned at 7:26 PM. Minutes were signed by President Randall Decker and Clerk Lisa Czech.
