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Board allocates $250 for BC Community Building pamphlets; planning commission suggests leash law pamphlet
Summary
The board authorized up to $250 from the donation account for pamphlets to support the BC Community Building's fundraising. The planning commission reported work on a dog-bite pamphlet and suggested considering a leash law.
The board agreed to spend up to $250 from the donation account to print pamphlets for the Beaver Crossing Community Building’s fundraising campaign.
Lance Breitkreutz described the building group’s intent to distribute donation-request pamphlets; Kaely Eberspacher said she will contact a graphic designer to assist. The motion to spend up to $250 passed unanimously on roll call (4-0).
Separately, the planning commission reported developing a pamphlet for residents outlining steps to take after a dog bite and suggested the village consider a leash law. No formal ordinance or timeline was proposed.
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