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Town of Millston board approves routine business, signs Lake Lee agreement and OKs $5,765 sander box
Summary
At its April 21 meeting the Town of Millston Board approved minutes and financial reports, granted an operator license to Issak Hoffman, signed a Lake Lee upkeep agreement with Jackson County, and authorized a $5,765 purchase of a new salt-sand sander box.
The Town of Millston Board met at the Community Center on April 21, 2026. Chair Mike Yahn called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m., and the clerk recorded board members Dawn Wojtyla (Clerk), George Riedel (Supervisor 1), Jamie Goodbear (Supervisor 2) and Sue Marcou (Treasurer) as present.
The board approved minutes from the March 11, 2026, meeting after a motion by Supervisor George Riedel and a second from Supervisor Jamie Goodbear; the motion carried. Clerk Dawn Wojtyla presented the clerk’s report and a voucher register listing check numbers 18589 through 18611 and 18 electronic funds transfers totaling $31,149.23; the board accepted the report on a motion by Riedel, seconded by Goodbear. Treasurer Sue Marcou reported a March 31 checking balance of $231,157.81; that report also was accepted after a Riedel motion and Goodbear second.
The board approved an operator application for Issak Hoffman to work at Millston Kwik Stop. The motion to approve the application was moved by Riedel, seconded by Goodbear and carried. The board reviewed plans for the community “Cops and Bobbers” event scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026, at Lake Lee; organizers asked the town to provide an extra portable toilet. Supervisor Jamie Goodbear volunteered to pay for the extra unit and Clerk Dawn Wojtyla agreed to place the order.
The board signed and will return an agreement with the Jackson County Forestry and Parks Department covering routine upkeep of the Lake Lee beach, including garbage removal and related maintenance. Chair Mike Yahn read the roads report submitted by David; the board was told the salt-sand box on a town truck is no longer working. On a motion by Riedel, seconded by Goodbear, the board authorized purchase of a replacement salt-sand sander box for $5,765; the motion carried (vote tally not specified).
Mail and vouchers were reviewed and signed. George Riedel moved to adjourn, Jamie Goodbear seconded and the board adjourned at 7:25 p.m. The next board meeting is scheduled for May 13, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.
Clarifying details from the meeting record include the voucher range and total ($31,149.23), the treasurer’s reported checking balance ($231,157.81 as of March 31, 2026), the date of the Cops and Bobbers event (June 6, 2026), and the authorized sander-box purchase price ($5,765). Where the minutes note only "motion carried," vote tallies and dissenting votes were not specified in the record.
