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Luck board records closed-session outcomes: campground utilities to be paid from timber-sale proceeds; job descriptions, turnaround and union contract noted
Summary
Following a closed session under state statute 19.85(1)(c), the Luck Village Board directed review of golf-course superintendent job descriptions, approved paying campground electric and water from timber-sale proceeds (about $13,000) with consideration of a $10,000 golf-course contribution and potential contractor help, and noted further discussion needed on the South Shore Drive turnaround; union contract was completed.
The Luck Village Board entered a closed session under state statute 19.85(1)(c) on Sept. 11 to consider employment, compensation and related contract matters, then returned to open session and recorded several outcomes.
The board directed a review of job descriptions for the golf-course superintendent position. The minutes state the board agreed that electric and water for the campground would be paid from proceeds of a timber sale, described in the minutes as “about $13,000.” The minutes also record discussion that the golf course may contribute $10,000 toward the campground utilities and that a contractor may be willing to install new electrical and plumbing work.
The minutes record that the South Shore Drive turnaround requires further discussion because of safety concerns for vehicles, including school buses, garbage trucks and snowplows. The board also recorded that the union contract discussion was completed; no further details were provided in the minutes.
Because these items were discussed in closed session, the minutes provide limited detail; the amounts recorded for the timber-sale proceeds and the proposed golf-course contribution are presented in the minutes as approximate.
