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Spring Green board approves $1.72M well‑house contract, $741K water and sewer extension; OKs land splits and appointments
Summary
At its April 22, 2026 meeting the Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees awarded construction contracts for Well House #3 and a three‑part water and sanitary extension, approved two certified survey maps splitting and combining village parcels, adopted board rules and confirmed committee and commission appointments. An abatement update on 433 W. Madison Street was deferred to the next meeting.
Robin Reid, Village President, presided over the Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees meeting on April 22, 2026, where trustees approved multiple infrastructure contracts, land‑use survey maps and personnel appointments before adjourning at 7:50 p.m.
The board accepted a low bid of $1,719,800 from CCJ Construction LLC for construction of Well House #3 after a motion by Trustee David Saperstein, seconded by Trustee Deb Miller. The board also accepted the low bid from Gerke Excavating Inc for Water & Sanitary Extension Contract Nos. 1–3 not to exceed $740,992.54 on a motion by Trustee Jeannie McCarville, seconded by Trustee Deb Miller. Both contract awards were carried by voice vote.
Those infrastructure approvals follow routine procurement steps recorded in the meeting minutes and advance the village’s water‑system projects. The board also approved two land‑use survey actions: a Certified Survey Map submitted by the Village to split 0.52 acres from parcel #182‑0365‑50300 at the end of Bossard Street (motion by Damian Barta; seconded by David Saperstein), and a CSM submitted by VC Commercial Properties LLC/Matt Kalish to combine five parcels on Sommerset Road (#182‑0749 through #182‑0753) into two lots (motion by Deb Miller; seconded by Jean‑Claude Bédard). Both CSM motions carried by voice vote.
On governance matters, the board adopted the Village Board Rules of Procedure as presented after a motion by Trustee David Saperstein, seconded by Hope Winship. The board approved multiple committee and commission appointments: Downtown Design (Jenafer Humphries); Joint Extraterritorial Zoning (Tyler Wilkinson and Jason Falteisek as Town of Spring Green representative); Plan Commission (Tyler Wilkinson). The River Valley Court Commission appointments — David Saperstein (Spring Green Board Member) and Tara Buringa (At Large) — were approved on a motion by Deb Miller; Trustee Saperstein recused himself from that vote.
The board approved disbursements and confirmed standing committee memberships and chairs with no changes. Members noted three informational items: Baron Brooks’ 30‑year anniversary event, River Valley School District information regarding school board members, and S Peterson Street MSID funding from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. No members of the public spoke during general public comment.
The board deferred further review of the abatement matter at 433 W. Madison Street. Glynn reported he could not attend the meeting due to a medical issue; trustees asked that the item be placed on the next agenda and requested that Village Attorney Eric Hagen attend if available. The meeting was adjourned at 7:50 p.m.
Votes at a glance: approve minutes (motion by Damian Barta; carried, voice), approve agenda (motion by David Saperstein; carried, voice), approve disbursements (motion by Deb Miller; carried, voice), CSM — Bossard split (motion by Damian Barta; carried, voice), CSM — VC Commercial (motion by Deb Miller; carried, voice), award Well House #3 to CCJ Construction LLC $1,719,800 (motion by David Saperstein; carried, voice), award Water & Sanitary Extension to Gerke Excavating Inc $740,992.54 (motion by Jeannie McCarville; carried, voice), adopt Rules of Procedure (motion by David Saperstein; carried, voice), committee appointments (motion by David Saperstein; carried, voice), River Valley Court Commission appointments (motion by Deb Miller; Saperstein recused; carried, voice), adjourn (motion by David Saperstein; carried, voice).
