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Village of Eden board approves routine business and yearly Altonex proposal

Village of Eden Board · December 17, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 16, 2025 meeting, the Village of Eden Board approved routine items including minutes, the treasurer's report, payment of bills, temporary borrowing and the Altonex Control System yearly proposal; the Handle CSM approval was tabled. The board noted a postal cluster-box proposal for Pine St.

The Village of Eden Board, led by President Kevin Goebel, approved a series of routine items and a yearly service proposal from Altonex Control System during its Dec. 16, 2025 meeting.

Most motions were moved and seconded by board members and were recorded in the minutes as "Motion carried. Unanimously." Those approvals included the Nov. 18, 2025 meeting minutes, the treasurer's report, payment of bills, authorization for temporary borrowing and the building inspection report. Joe Preston moved to approve the minutes and Shea Stahl seconded; Jay Baumhardt moved to approve the treasurer's report and Henry Guell seconded; Henry Guell moved to approve paying the bills and Matt Bonen seconded; Joe Preston moved to approve temporary borrowing and Shea Stahl seconded; Shea Stahl moved to approve the building inspection report and Joe Preston seconded.

The board also approved the Altonex Control System's yearly proposal after a motion by Joe Preston, seconded by Matt Bonen. The transcript records the result as "Motion carried. Unanimously." The minutes do not record individual roll-call votes on each motion.

Under updates, the board recorded that the Oakfield postmaster approved the idea of installing a cluster mailbox on Pine St., and that the board will investigate the plan further next spring.

The meeting adjourned after the remaining agenda items; the minutes were signed by Kari Schlefke, Clerk/Treasurer.

The record shows several agenda headings (for example, a public comment period and a Sewer Plant and Park update) with no substantive remarks captured in the transcript for those headings.