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Pardeeville board approves licenses, meter replacement schedules, senior center engineering and routine permits
Summary
The Village Board approved a $5,000 engineering contract for the Senior Center east wing, adopted a CMAR resolution for wastewater, approved water and electric meter replacement schedules for completion by Oct. 1, 2026, and granted multiple special-event and liquor-license renewals.
The Pardeeville Village Board unanimously approved several routine but material items at its June 3 meeting, including infrastructure schedules, event permits and multiple liquor-license renewals.
Trustee Kocher reported that three bids were received for engineering services for the Senior Center east wing; the board approved a $5,000 contract with Morph Design of Waupun to be paid from the Senior Center donation fund.
DPW Director Dave Magnussen presented the Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (CMAR) for the wastewater treatment facility, and the board approved Resolution R26-04 accepting the CMAR unanimously.
The board approved a water meter replacement program requiring that all water meters be replaced by Oct. 1, 2026, and that staff submit a monthly report on completion progress. Separately, trustees voted to contract with the lowest-cost provider to replace electric meters, citing obsolescence of the current system by 2028 and setting the replacement target date at Oct. 1, 2026.
Several special-event applications were approved unanimously: the Fourth of July event and parade, a car show and the Pardeeville Triathlon. The board also unanimously denied participation in a USDA goose round-up after a brief discussion of past experience and participation requirements.
The board approved the removal of a sewer charge for 403 Breezy Point Drive due to a leak, accepted the lowest bid from ACEC for pole-moving and street-light installation in the Herwig/Schneider project area, and approved $3,500 for parkway tree plantings in Sunrise Subdivision with Lynn Holdings performing planting and coordinating with Public Works.
Trustees approved a list of liquor-license renewals for the 2026-2027 licensing period, including the Curling Club, Dollar General Store #10602, Pardeeville One Stop/MOBIL, Kwik Trip, Caddy Shack, Pardeeville Piggly Wiggly, Centenario Restaurant, M&T's Olde Chicago Bar, The Upper Crust and Johnny B's; each renewal passed on unanimous voice votes.
Other administrative actions included establishing one administrator and one backup administrator with viewing-only access for two staff members to village bank accounts (no board member will have account access), approving Jim and Donna as crossing guards for 2026-27, declining a transient merchant reimbursement application for door-to-door sales, increasing the DPW part-time hours to up to 24 per week, and approving the posting of the Treasurer/Finance Director position using an approved wage scale.
Votes at a glance: Resolution R26-04 (CMAR) approved unanimously; Senior Center engineering services (Morph Design) $5,000 approved unanimously; water meter replacement schedule approved unanimously; electric meter replacement contracting approved unanimously; numerous liquor license renewals approved unanimously.
The board tabled a change order for the Schneider Street project to allow a homeowner time to consult with Badger Basement regarding equipment inspection and drainage options; the item was rescheduled for the July meeting.
