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Board approves early call on $600,000 BAN as water project advances

New Berlin Board of Trustees · November 12, 2025
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Summary

The New Berlin Board voted to call the current $600,000 bond anticipation note early and pursue a $1.375 million BAN tied to a drinking‑water infrastructure project; engineers said the project needs expanded documentation for financing and the resident project representative role could be split across contracts.

The New Berlin Board of Trustees moved to call the current $600,000 bond anticipation note early and replace it with a new $1.375 million BAN to help finance the drinking‑water infrastructure project. Trustee Maryellen Canuel made the motion and Trustee Kelly Banks seconded; the board voted unanimously with Trustee James Crawford absent.

Brian Skidmore of Barton & Loguidice presented the drinking water infrastructure update and told trustees the engineering team is compiling more documentation for Fiscal Advisors ahead of bond issuance. "There is significantly more documentation required this time around," Skidmore said, and he pointed trustees to the detailed materials accompanying the agenda. The board also discussed project staffing; Mayor Peter Lennon noted a potential resident project representative in attendance and asked whether the role could be split between contracts. Skidmore replied that it could.

Why it matters: advancing the BAN and preparing additional financing materials are the immediate fiscal steps needed to keep the water project on schedule. Trustees discussed next steps for bidding and bond auction timing; the board agreed to proceed with the early call and to auction the new BAN for the water project.