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Board discusses Bartelt Street pace, plaza planning, DOT crib noncompliance and athletic-field backstop
Summary
The board reviewed slower Bartelt Street construction, ongoing plaza planning, a DOT notice on salt/sand cribs, and directed staff to get a quote for a new athletic-field backstop; trustees approved several operator/bartender licenses.
Trustees received updates on multiple village projects. Work on Bartelt Street is progressing more slowly than originally planned, and plaza site plans remain active though no grants are currently being pursued. The board discussed a potential ARIP grant application but took no action at the June 16 meeting.
Operations Manager Brian Carroll reported the Wisconsin Department of Transportation had notified the village that it is not in compliance with salt/sand crib requirements; Carroll said he will address the matter. Carroll also noted a Wesco Saf-T-Anchor Kit priced at $2,532.00. The board directed Carroll to obtain quotes for a new athletic-field backstop; Trustee Art Bahr agreed to research potential foundation grants and whether TIF funds could be applied.
