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The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:05 p.m.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices being posted at Town of Superior Hall,
Four Corners General Store, East Central Energy and Bartley's, and published in Daily Telegram.
Roll call was taken. Present were chairman, supervisors, treasurer, 9 town residents and 1 guest.
After reading of minutes of 10/08/03 meeting by Board and residents, motion was made by Allen
and second by Leggate to approve as printed. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve pre-approved bills for payment. Motion
unanimously approved.
Correspondence:
a. Received check for $100.00 and a nice "Thank you" from June Nyberg's painting class,
plus she always donates towels and dish rags for the kitchen.
b. Handout on Public Land and Property Taxes on Table.
c. Clerk talked with Dave Byrka re assessor job. He would like to meet with Board and current
assessor Andre Bremanis to discuss assessor job, since there will be major changes to ag land, swamp and waste
land, etc. next year.
d. Clerk talked to WITC re fee increase for use of town hall. They have it in their budget to
raise fee but don't know exactly when.
e. Received letter from Helmer Johnson, 5567 S. State Road 35, re garbage service. DOT said garbage
should be picked up on property and not across a busy highway.
Treasurer's Report:
The treasurer's report was read by Marge Keho. Balance as of 10/31/2003 is $125,913.37. Motion
was made by Allen and second by Leggate to accept as read. Motion was unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
No chairman's report this month.
Old Business:
a. We received only one bid on the
old sander, that being from Charles Allen, Jr. for $350. Motion was made by Pete and second by Leggate to award
bid to Mr. Allen. Motion carried, with a vote of 2 ayes.
b. Sale of old steamer will be put on next month's agenda so Clerk can find out about liability
issues.
c. Regarding a donation to the D.C. Humane Society, motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate
to give a donation of $250, payable in 2004. Motion unanimously approved.
d. The last "Welcome to Town of Superior" sign is still not up. Clerk will call DOT
to see where we can put it.
e. Regarding Pacer System, clerk from Town of Summit stopped before this meeting to explain more
about the system, and we thank we can do it ourselves.
f. Re reclamation plan for our quarries, Charlie said he and his wife would fill out all the
necessary paperwork and help Board where needed.
New Business:
a. Approval of 2004 budget and levy was done at the Budget meeting held earlier this evening.
b. Regarding East Central Energy's "Operation Round-Up", Mark Nelson from ECE explained
that when members rounded up their bill to the next highest dollar, the extra money is put into a fund and would
be used to give back to communities, such as the Fire Departments, community organizations, etc.
Other Matters to come before the board:
a. Resident Don Kallberg said that when it rained, ditch in front of his house fills with water
and runs into his septic system. He is wondering if Town could deliver a load of sand ahead of ditch so water would
be detoured.
b. Resident inquired as to whether Charlie got a chance to look at Bellino's water problem on
Shortcut Road. He said he hasn't had a chance to look at it.
c. The hole in front of the Fire Dept. is still there. Garage men will take a look at it.
d. Regarding hole on south side of town hall parking lot where water tank is buried, Brian Laverdiere
said just to pull the tank cover and fill the hole with sand.
e. Charlie Allen said he would check condition of Irondale Road where the new piece of gas pipeline
was put in.
f. At last meeting, Board adopted a resolution to send to WIS. DOT and Douglas County Board of
Supervisors requesting that DOT straighten curves on Highway A past Four Corners and Baumgartner Road. Discussion
was that curves will not be straightened.
g. It was suggested by resident that clerk post hours and persons available should an emergency
arise at the Town Hall.
h. Brian Laverdiere, Fire Chief, said that the old truck will be sold so that the town can be
reimbursed the $9000 it gave to the Fire Dept. to buy the new equipment truck. Also suggested to Fire Dept. that
Board needs monthly financial reports per by-laws.
i. Clerk has been in touch with lady who owns day care center on corner of Hwy 35 and Wick Road,
and she promised to have it cleaned up by end of October. To date, not such luck. Also, clerk will follow up on
letter to person owning burned out house on Hwy. 35 across from Hagen's regarding clean-up.
There being no further discussion, meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING |
| OCTOBER 8, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:00 p.m.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices being posted at Town of Superior Hall,
Four Corners General Store, East Central Energy and Bartley's.
Roll call was taken. Present were chairman, supervisors, treasurer, 6 town residents and 1 guest.
Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to accept as printed the board meeting minutes
of 09/10/2003. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve pre-approved bills for payment. Motion
unanimously approved.
Correspondence:
a. Clerk called Paul Halvorsen from DOT asking when final bill will be received by town so that
we can turn in a voucher for 10% (roughly about $22,000). He said we should be receiving the final bill about the
end of October.
b. Clerk received letter from Wis. Emergency Medical Services Assn. outlining ways fire departments
could save money on buying supplies, etc. by joining this organization. Clerk gave brochure to Fire Chief to look
over.
c.Received letter from Great River Energy outlining their plans to begin tree clearing activities
for the planned transmission line upgrade along County Road A. Reconstruction will take place early next year.
d. Received letter from D.C. Recycling Dept. wondering if town would be interested in hosting
a fall clean-up; however, the dates we could host would be October 11th and October 18th. This time frame is too
soon; however, clerk will call recycling Coordinator Mary Klun to see if we might do something next spring.
Treasurer's Report:
The treasurer's report was read by Marge Keho. Balance as of 09/30/2003 is $124,958.56. Highway
aids check will be received early November. NOTE: THIS WAS PRINTED IN ERROR ON THE
MINUTES. THE FUNDS WILL BE THE 2ND PORTION OF THE STATE SHARED REVENUE, NOT THE HIGHWAY AIDS. Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to approve the treasurer's report. Motion was unanimously
approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Pete gave monthly activity report from garage employees. Roads are washboard since we
have not had any rain. No further dust complaints. Ron will talk to Herb Lindelof regarding co-mingling of garbage
with Town of Summit. Culvert was replaced on Hwy. 105. Further down that road another culvert needs to be replaced
on old Hwy. 105.
Old Business:
a. A bid of $5,995.00 was received
from McKenzie for a steamer-pressure washer combination. Terms would be no interest and no payments for a year
(offer ends Oct. 27). Motion was made by Charlie Allen and second by Ron Pete to check other pricing, and if this
bid is the best, to proceed with buying this machine. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Sale of old steamer will be tabled until next meeting.
c. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to change budget workshop meeting from October
14th to October 23rd at 5:30 PM at Town Hall. Motion unanimously approved.
d. Since Dale or Mary Thomson were not present, the vacation of roads they requested will be
tabled until next meeting.
e. Clerk reported that we got disc and information for Pacer System of evaluating roads. Clerk
will get further information.
New Business:
a. Clerk mentioned letter received from D.C. Humane Society asking for a contribution. Motion
was made by Pete and second by Allen to table until after budget review. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Approval of bar operator's licenses for Kathleen Behlke (Ray's Bar) and Matthew Kauther (Rusty
Nail). Motion was made by Charlie Allen and second by Pete to approve pending receipt of Kauther's certificate
from WITC. Since Kauther's record check came back with two violations (not bar related), the vote was: Yes, from
Allen and Pete, and No, from Leggate.
c. Motion was made by Pete and second by Allen to see what kind of sand would be available from
our pet first, then to check to see where sand is available to mix with salt. Motion unanimously approved.
Other Matters to come before the board: Items discussed
by board and residents.
The "Caution - Children Playing" sign on Leggate Road is missing. It is sitting in
Don Kallberg's yard, and men will pick it up and install.
A resident reported that Dedham Road is a solid washboard.
Town resident Ted Nelson reported that DOT plans to either straighten curves or modifying on
Hwy. A from Hwy. B to Baumgartner Road. He suggested we adopt a resolution stating that Town wants curves straightened
instead of modifying. Motion was made to Pete and Second by Allen that Town draft a resolution stating so. Motion
unanimously approved.
Resident questioned whether Bartley's property (ditching) was looked at.
The hold in the Fire Dept. parking lot which was previously filled is back. Suggested filling
with 4" rock and putting base over.
Charlie Allen will talk to Jack Bellino regarding ditching or whatever on Shortcut Road.
Joe Hizinski thanked Town for putting gravel on his road and grading.
There being no further discussion, meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| September 10, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:00 p.m.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices being posted at Town of Superior Hall,
Four Corners General Store, East Central Energy and Bartley's.
Roll call was taken. Present were chairman, supervisors, treasurer, 7 town residents and D. C.
Supervisor, Chuck Pleski.
Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to accept as printed the board meeting minutes
of 08/13/2003. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve pre-approved bills for payment. Motion
unanimously approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk outlined information in letter received regarding Arrowhead-Weston project, and hearings
coming up for those interested.
Received letter from D. C. Humane Society regarding donation. Since this was not on the agenda,
could not act. Will put on agenda for next meeting.
Treasurer's Report:
After reading of Treasurer's report, motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to accept.
Motion was unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Pete has received 2 calls regarding dust control. A town resident called DNR. with complaint
of no calcium chloride being applied in front of their residence on Darrow Road. M. Robert Gothblad, Air Compliance
Engineer from DNR., responded with letter to Chairman Pete, suggesting we work with town's concerned citizens to
budget for an acceptable solution to dust control for Darrow Road.
Chairman Pete reported some grading has been done and are close to being finished with grass
cutting for the season.
Town Board will look further into problems with ATV's on Darrow and other roads.
Old Business:
a. Regarding old town pickup which
has been for sale, we received two bids; one for $10. and one for $101. Allen made motion to accept bid of $101
from Jim Bartley, second by Leggate. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Town Board, along with Fire Dept., will be reviewing insurance costs before budget time.
New Business:
a. Snow plowing for the upcoming winter was discussed. Motion was made by Allen and second by
Leggate to plow driveways again this year. Rates will be $100.00 for driveways less than 500 feet and $200.00 over
500', and garage employees will be asked to keep good records re overtime costs, fuel costs, time plowed, etc.
Motion unanimously approved.
b. Letters received regarding payment of capital credits by East Central Energy. Alternative
are to either take present capital credits (Fire Dept. $75.92, Town Hall $242.62) or wait, with these amounts being
reduced by and debt owned the Coop. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to take capital credits due
to date. Motion Unanimously approved.
c. Regarding Pacer System for rating roads, motion was made by Chairman Pete and second by Allen
to rate our own roads. Motion unanimously approved.
d. Received letter from Wis. Dept. of Administration estimating our town's population as of 1/1/03
to be 2,144. If we feel this is not correct, we can dispute; however, motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate
to accept estimate. Motion unanimously approved.
e. We will check to see if ATV ordinance is valid. Will be put on next month's agenda.
f. Clerk reported bar operator's license being requested by Bugsy Schilling. Motion was made
by Chairman Pete and second by Leggate to approve pending WITC certification and criminal records check coming
back OK. Motion unanimously approved.
g. Regarding vacation of roads for Dale Thompson, motion was made by Pete and second by Allen
to approve Thompson's request for vacation of roads and write up resolution to be presented to Register of Deeds.
Motion unanimously approved. Also on agenda, Dale Thompson has applied for a conditional use permit to put a modular
home on property. Motion was made by Allen and second by Pete to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
Other Matters to come before the board: Items discussed
by board and residents.
D.C. Supervisor Chuck Pleski said Metro Center will be open to the public's inspection Sept.
22 - Sept. 26. He also said D.C. Board of Supervisors will be meeting to discuss their upcoming budget.
Regarding our garbage contract with Herb Lindelof, people are saying that he is co-mingling our
garbage with the Town of Summit.
John Lohse, resident living on Burning Tree Drive, asked why Town abandoned idea of taking over
road. Also there seems to be some problems with used car lot at end of road. Who monitors permit issued? Clerk
will call Paul Halvorsen from D.C. Highway Dept. to get specs on proper road widths, etc. and forward copy to Mr.
Lohse.
Garage employees will take a look at the culvert on Old Hwy. 105.
Brian Laverdiere, Fire Chief, reported on FEMA grant they have received of $51,903. This will
go toward new air pacs and some tools. Brian asked that Town put $6,000 in budget to cover payment to FEMA in order
to get this grant.
We need to start thinking about a reclamation plan for our sand and gravel pits. Specs are due
12/15/2003.
There being no further discussion, meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| August 13, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:00 pm.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices being posted at Town of Superior Hall,
Four Corners General Store, East Central Energy and Bartley's.
Roll call was taken. Present were chairman, supervisors, treasurer and 10 residents. Joanne Thompson,
Clerk was absent due to attending a Clerk's Conference.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to accept as printed the board meeting minutes
of 07/09/2003. Motion unanimously approved.
Discussion with Mr. Sorg regarding denial at 07/09/03 meeting for a conditional use permit for
a mobile home. He moved the mobile home in prior to obtaining any permits. The application noted that it was for
hunting and storage. Mr. Sorg said he is living there and wants the denial reversed. Supervisor Allen explained
why the application was denied and for Mr. Sorg to present his information to Douglas County Zoning who could either
agree with the Town or override the Town and approve the application.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve pre-approved bills for payment. Motion
unanimously approved.
Correspondence: Chairman Pete read a letter from Barbara
Scott regarding ditching by her driveway which is causing washout of her driveway. Subject was discussed, however
the Town is not responsible for culverts under private driveways.
Treasurer's Report: Treasurer's report was read by Marge
Keho. Balance as of 07/31/2003 was $303,480.60. $130,739.12 will be settled in August as the School tax credit.
Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate. Motion was unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report: Chairman Pete reported the activities
of the road crew. The Halfmile Road project is finished. Equipment was moved to the Cemetary Road where Kimmes
is repairing and Graveling the road. Grass cutting is continuing. The chloride has not been applied to the roads
for dust control because of frequent rain. It may be getting too late in the season.
Old Business:
a. Board of Review date is set for
Saturday, September 27, 2003 starting at 10:00 am for a minimum of 2 hours. Andy will arrange for the Open Book.
Dates and time will be posted as required by law.
b. Rosemary Lancour's request to have streets vacated. Motion to vacate streets made by Pete
and second by Allen. Motion unanimously approved. Town will file resolution.
New Business:
a. Lancour's request for Zone change from F1 to A1. Motion made by Pete and second by Allen to
accept Zone change. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Conditional use permit for mobile home on Lancour's property. Motion made by Pete and second
by Allen to approve permit. Motion Unanimously approved.
c. Ed Carlson requested that the licenses for Dearfields be transferred back into his name from
JJ's because the sale of the business fell through. All licenses have been paid. Ed Carlson paid an additional
$20.00 publishing fee to have information in the Telegram.
d. Ed Carlson applied for a permit to have a manufactured home placed on the property near Dearfield's.
Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to approve the permit. Motion unanimously approved.
e. William Benson requested to have a portion of the Benson road vacated in order to construct
a large storage building. Benson was accompanied by Rick Gondik, Attorney at Law. Motion was made by Pete and second
by Allen to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
f. Request from Dale Thomson to vacate roads was tabled for lack of information. Motion to table
made by Pete and second by Allen. Motion unanimously approved.
g. Rick Gondik has asked for permission to extend Lagro Road, bring up to Town specs in order
to sell future lots, then plans to turn the new portion of the road (approx 1/4 mile) over to the Town. Motion
was made by Allen and Second by Leggate to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
h. Tom Sperling requested a Conditional Use Permit for an accessory building on his property.
Motion made by Allen and second by Pete to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
i. Greg Utyro requested a Conditional Use Permit for a year around resident to be constructed
on his property. Motion made to approve subject to Federal, State and County laws, by Pete, second by Allen. Motion
unanimously approved.
j. Bar operator license for Amanda Hellman at Mattie's Bar. Motion to approve by Leggate and
second by Allen. Motion unanimously approved.
Other Matters to come before the board: Items discussed
by board and residents.
1. ATV riders creating problems on Darrow and Baumgartner Roads.
2. Day Care property of Highway 35 still needs to be cleaned up.
3. Town of Superior Welcome Sign for Highway 35 entering the Town will be put up.
4. Sign in the plans for the front of the Town Hall.
5. JJ's request for a race track is mute because sale of property fell through.
6. Fire Chief Laverdiere stated that a bar must pass inspection before it can be opened.
7. Highway C, west of 35, the rail road crossing is very rough and needs to be fixed.
8. Dust control delayed due to continuous rain.
9. Repairs to Kerwin Road, Udean's supplied materials and Town supplied 16 man hours.
10. Jim Bartley requested that plowing and ditching be done on his daughter's property.
11. Moving grass and grading roads
There being no further discussion, the meeting adjourned at 9:00 pm.
Respectfully submitted
Marjorie Keho, Acting Deputy Clerk
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
| BOARD OF REVIEW - TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
Board of Review was called to order by Board Chairman Pete at 6:45 pm on Aug 13, 2003.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at Town of Superior Hall, East
Central Energy, Four Corners General Store, and Bartleys, and published in the Daily Telegram.
Present were members of the Board of Review Ronald Pete, Marilou Leggate, Charles Allen and town
residents. Joanne Thompson was absent due to attending a Clerks' Conference.
According to Andy, the books will be ready and the date was set for the Board of Review on Saturday,
September 27, 2003 starting at 10:00 am (for a minimum period of 2 hours.) Andy will make arrangements for the
Open Book and the Clerk will post as required.
There being no further business, this Board of Review was adjourned at 6:55 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Marjorie M Keho
Acting Deputy Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| August 13, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:00 p.m.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, Head of the Lakes
Electric, Bartley's and Four Corners Store.
Roll call was taken. Present were Chairman, supervisors, clerk, treasurer and 10 town residents,
2 guests.
Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to accept as printed board meeting minutes of 06/11/2003. Motion
unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to pay pre-approved bills. Motion unanimously
approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk mentioned brochure received regarding seal coating that Board members might be interested
in.
Treasurer's Report:
Treasurer's Report was read by Marge Keho. Balance in all accounts as of 06/30/2003 is $148,496.55. Motion was
made by Allen and second by Leggate to approve the treasurer's report. Motion unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Pete outlined work employees have been doing since last meeting. Work on Polish Road is almost complete,
culvert on Tuff Road needs to be replaced, and men will be heading to Half Mile Road to coordinate work on that
road with Town of Summit. Since we have had lots of rain, we have not done any dust control to date.
Old Business
a. Dennis Conlin, rep from City of Duluth on gas pipeline addition, has requested
that we approve a new resolution using right-of-way in front of Buttrick property on Irondale Road. Since Lori
Buttrick was at the meeting, she attested to the fact that they have given their permission for city of Duluth
to access the right-of-way in front of their property. Mr. Conlin said he would be happy to work with the Board
to make sure road is put back in good condition. Mr. Conlin has been in touch with Joe Kimmes and has stressed
that Clay will be packed in ditch on top of pipe along with subsoil so the ditch should not change the slope of
the land. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve this new resolution. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Re: vacating roads on Lancour property, Chairman Pete will check with Douglas County to make
sure all names, maps, etc. in place. This item will be tabled until next meeting.
c. The Board of Review will be reconvened until 6:45 pm on Wednesday, August 13, 2003, before
the next Board Meeting. At that time, assessor should be able to set a date for Open Book and Board of Review.
New Business:
a. Conditional use permit for use of Stupak pit (Reuben Johnson) to put in hot mix asphalt plant, good for 3 years.
Contractor (Northwest Paving) will spray all roads they use with magnesium chloride to keep the dust down. Motion
was made by Allen and second by Leggate to grant permit. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Conditional use permit by LeRoy Sorg. He wants to move in mobile home onto his property on
Dedham Road. Since their was very little information given on permit as to what he would be using this for, motion
was made by Chairman and second by Allen to deny permit at this time until more info is available. Motion unanimously
approved.
c. Petition for amendment to D. C. Zoning ordinance has been applied for by David and Eileen
Larochelle. They want zoning changed from F-2 to A-1. There being no objections, motion was made by Leggate and
second by Allen to approve change. Motion unanimously approved.
d. Marge Keho donated a quilt made by herself and a very nice plaque to the Fire Department for
their Fundraiser.
e. Pomp Tire has given us a bid for $790.00 per tire less $70.00 trade-in for a set of tires
for the grader. Total cost would be $4,320.00 Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to proceed with purchase.
Motion unanimously approved.
f. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve bar operator licenses for Beckie
Richards, Sandra Abrahamson and Josh Silvernale, employees of Four Corners General Store. Clerk reported that all
are WITC certified and records checks OK. Motion unanimously approved.
Other Matters of General Interest:
Regarding Fire Dept.'s sunken water tank at south end of town hall parking lot, Fire Dept. will remove cover and
then decide if it should be removed or filled in with sand.
Question was raised about Kerwin Road when Udeen Bros. were using this. Will talk to Bill to
see how this should be billed out.
Clerk reported Kansy Road by Julie Bartley's needs ditching.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| BOARD OF REVIEW |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
| July 09, 2003 |
Board of Review was called to order by Board Chairman Pete at 6:45 pm on July 9, 2003.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at Town of Superior Hall, East
Central Energy, Four Corners General store and Bartleys, and published in the Daily Telegram.
Present were members of the Board of Review Ronald Pete, Marilou Leggate, Charles Allen, Joanne
Thompson and town residents.
Because the books are not ready, the Board of Review was adjourned at 6:50 pm and will reconvene
at 6:45 pm on Wednesday, August 13,2003 prior to the Regular August Board Meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne Thompson, Clerk
| SPECIAL BOARD MEETING |
| June 27, 2003 at 8:00 PM |
| Town of Superior Garage |
Present: Chairman Pete, Supervisors Allen and Leggate, Clerk Thompson, garage employees Conner
and Groehler.
Compliance met, with notices posted at Town of Superior Hall, East Central Energy, Bartley's
and Four Corners Store.
Purpose of special meeting: to discuss road work for this summer.
Items discussed: road priorities, Half Mile Road, Old Hwy. 35 ditching, and finish work on Polish
Road.
Dust control will be put on: we are ordering 15,000 gallons, Very costly. When it's gone, it's
gone.
Discussed new tires for grader. Will put on agenda for July.
Discussed what to do with tank Fire Dept. uses on south end of parking lot, whether to fill in
or dig out. Decided to uncover, then make decision on how to handle further.
Also vaguely discussed garbage rates. Do we raise to cover actual expenses.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| June 11, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:15 p.m. due to special guest speaker Michael Smith
from the DNR. in Spooner presenting information and answering questions regarding recreational activities, ATV
information, etc.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, Head of the Lakes
Electric, Bartley's and Four Corners Store and published in the Daily Telegram.
Roll call was taken. Present were Chairman, supervisors, clerk, treasurer and 21 town residents,
3 guests and D. C. Supervisor Pleski.
After reading of minutes of May 14, 2003 board meeting, motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to approve,
with changes noted (change Haasis permit info to read Point of Rocks Road, and change Sterns permit to read Corner
of Hwy. A & Black Bear Road). Motion unanimously approved.
After reading minutes of special called meeting of May 23, 2003, motion was made by Allen and
second by Leggate to Approve. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to pay pre-approved bills. Motion unanimously
approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk mentioned copies available regarding Northwest Recycling & Solid Waste and collection
schedule for 2003.
Clerk outlined letter received from East Central Energy saying they will be applying an approved
herbicide to woody plants along East Central Energy right-of-way.
Treasurer's Report:
Treasurer's Report was given by Marge Keho. Balance in all accounts as of 05/31/2003 is $153,076.85. Transportation
aids of $33,000+ will be received after July 1st. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to accept the
treasurer's report. Motion unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Ron Pete gave breakdown of garage employees on things they have been doing since last meeting, i.e. gravel,
culverts, ditching.
Old Business
a. Regarding Moto-cross race track, owner of property said unless Jay Akervik buys
the property, Ed Carlson, (owner now) will not permit this due to liability will be his. Motion was made by Ron
Pete and second by Allen to permit building moto-cross race track if and when Jay Akervik purchases property. Motion
unanimously carried.
b. City of Duluth gas pipeline resolution tabled until next meeting.
New Business:
a. Sale of old pickup and old sander. Clerk will put ad in newspaper.
b. Re: water tank for Fire Dept. on south side of hall which has collapsed, cover will be retrieved
and hole will be filled. Charlie Allen will contact Reuben Johnson & Son to see if they have any tanks available,
and Brian Laverdiere will talk to Kimmes on same.
c. Re: Conditional use permit by William Benson asking if Town objects to Benson putting up a
storage building next to their shop, there were no objections. Motion was made by Pete and second by Allen to let
the Bensons construct the building meeting the setback they are requesting if approved by Douglas County. Motion
unanimously approved.
Kevin Nestrud is requesting a change use of structure from a storage building to a year-round
dwelling. He would be converting part of the storage building and maybe adding on to make year-round dwelling.
Since the Town had no objection, motion was made by Allen and second by Pete to allow change. Motion unanimously
approved.
d. Approval of Class A/B liquor and beer licenses. Clerk read list. Motion was made by Leggate
and second by Allen to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
e. Approval of bar operator's licenses. Clerk read list. Motion was made by Allen and second
by Marilou Leggate to accept pending those needing WITC class and criminal records checks. Motion unanimously approved.
f. Clerk reported assessor Dave Byrka has already had carpal tunnel surgery on one hand and is
scheduled to have other hand done, also may need further surgery, and he has requested a leave of absence. After
discussion, motion was made by Leggate and second by Pete to hire Andy Bremanis (currently assessor from Wascott)
to fill the position through the 2004 Board of Review. There were 2 ayes and 1 nay. Motion carried.
Other Matters of General Interest:
Resident requested Town do some ditching on Short Cut Road. Charlie will check this out.
Chairman Pete said dust control is tentatively scheduled for on or about June 25th.
Fire Chief asked if the Town would pay for Internet service at the Fire Hall. It was decided
for the Fire Hall to pay for this through December 2003 and it will be put into the budget for 2004.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| SPECIAL CALLED MEETING |
| Friday, May 23, 2003 at 5:30 P.M. |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
This meeting took place in front of the Shawn Buttrick residence on Irondale Road, Town of Superior.
Present were Chairman Ron Pete, supervisors Charles Allen and Marilou Leggate, clerk Joanne Thompson,
former Chairman Ted Nelson, Dennis Conlin, rep from Pro Technologies representing the City of Duluth, and other
residents.
The meeting notices were posted 24 hours in advance of the meeting at Four Corners General Store,
Bartleys, Town of Superior Hall and East Central Energy.
The purpose of this meeting was to clarify some issues with regard to a resolution which was
passed at the October 2002 Board Meeting. This resolution stated that Town of Superior gave permission for the
City of Duluth to use the right-of-way in front of the Buttrick property in order to save the trees on their property.
It seems that the residents involved, Shawn and Lori Buttrick, were never notified that this action was going to
take place and were not present at the October Meeting.
After much discussion, motion was made by Charles Allen and second by Ron Pete to rescind the
resolution, bearing in mind that the clerk will contact the WI Towns Assn. to see how to go about this. Motion
was unanimously approved.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| May 14, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order by Chairman Pete at 7:00 p.m.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, East Central Energy,
Bartley's and Four Corners General Store.
Roll call was taken. Present were Chairman, supervisors, clerk, treasurer, 5 residents, Jay Akervik
and representative from North Coast Race Promotions.
After reading of minutes of April 9, 2003 meeting, motion was made by Allen to accept, with the exceptions of checking
to find out on the gas pipeline project, who is responsible if earth shifts and pipeline would become exposed.
Motion was second by Leggate, and unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Allen and seconded by Leggate to pay pre-approved bills. Motion unanimously
approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk mentioned letter received from Darrel Swanfeld, who owns the burned out building on
Highway 35. He plans to address the problem this summer, i.e. clean-up.
Clerk has contacted Michael Smith, new Safety Warden with the DNR in Spooner, who will be at
our next meeting at 6:30 P.M.
Clerk made copy of pension information that was mentioned at last meeting.
Clerk will try to contact Dora Smith regarding burned out day care center to see what her plans
are to clean up that mess.
Treasurer's Report:
Treasurer's report was given by Marge Keho. Balance as of 04/30/03 is $179,919.47. Fundraiser netted $1,266.75,
and we purchased 8 additional tables for the hall, leaving a balance of $843.52. Marge is working on the June newsletter.
Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Pete reported on report from garage employees, what they have been doing and plans for summer projects.
Old Business
a. No old business.
New Business:
a. Jay Akervik, who is leasing former Deerfield's, is requesting permission to have North Coast Race Promotions
sponsor dirt bike, ATV, racing one time per month from 10: - 6:00 PM for about 6 months out of the year. Motion
was made by Allen and second by Pete to give permission to build the track and to have no more than 8 events per
year. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Re: Conditional use permit for James Stearns on Hwy. C and end of Darrow Road, Mr. Stearns
is requesting a renewal use permit for a non-commercial salvage yard. There being no objections, motion was made
by Allen and second by Leggate to approve renewal of permit providing they meet Douglas County regulations. Motion
unanimously approved.
c. Re: Conditional use permit for James Haasis on Dedham Road, he is requesting permit to construct
new building on new purchase of land. There being no objections, motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen
to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
d. Clerk mentioned that Board of Review members are allowed to receive compensation in addition
to their salary for their time on the Board of Review. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen to pay $7.00
per hour to Board of Review members. Motion unanimously approved.
e. The item, revise ordinance to restrict gatherings, will be tabled until next meeting.
f. the item, Roads (Pacer Rating System) will be tabled until next meeting.
g. Five persons requested bar operator license renewal: Wendy Parise and Diane Potter from Four
Corners General Store are WITC certified and criminal records checks have been received, and Kevin Akervik, Allison
Akervik, and Pauline Murray, from JJ's Bar & Grill, also are WITC certified and criminal records checks have
been received. Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to approve licenses to be granted contingent upon
all requirements being met, Motion unanimously approved.
Other Matters of General Interest:
Fire Dept. was having some trouble with their outside lights. Bulbs were changed and problem was remedied. Brian
said grants are available.
Water and culvert problems have been noticed on Kansy Road.
A Future resident of the town wants to find out if some roads on her property by Hwy. 105 have
been abandoned as she is planning on building there.
The imaging camera purchased by the Fire Dept. was demonstrated by Fire Chief Brian Laverdiere.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| April 9, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order by Supervisor Leggate (in the absence of chairman elect Ron Pete) at 8:20
p.m. following the annual meeting.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, Head of the Lakes
Electric, Bartley's and Four Corners Store and published in the Daily Telegram.
Supervisors Leggate and Allen, Treasurer Keho and Clerk Thompson were orally sworn in by the
Clerk.
Roll call was taken. Present were Supervisors Allen & Leggate, clerk, treasurer and 13 town residents.
After reading of minutes of 03/12/03 meeting by Board and residents, motion was made by Leggate and second by Allen
to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate to pay pre-approved bills and second by Allen with intention to look
over before signing. Motion unanimously approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk mentioned letter received and read at last month's meeting with regard to new recreational
warden who has been assigned to this area for the DNR. Clerk will contact to see if he could attend one of our
meetings.
Clerk mentioned receiving letter of thanks from "Superior Days".
Treasurer's Report:
After Treasurer's Report was given by Marge Keho. Balance as of 03/31/03 is $241,245.11, of which $45,880.29 will
be settled back to Douglas County in April for lottery credit. Motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to
approve. Motion unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Ron Pete was absent due to previously made plans.
Old Business
a. At previous Board meeting of October 2002, resolution was formulated giving the
City of Duluth permission to locate portion of 5.33 mile natural gas pipeline in ditch and within right-of-way
adjacent to Irondale Road and Shawn Buttrick property (to save trees and shrubs on Buttrick property). this resolution
also permitted City of Duluth to build said pipeline in the platted streets of the Airline addition, which is in
Town jurisdiction. Motion was mad by Leggate and second by Allen to adopt resolution. Motion unanimously approved.
New Business:
a. North Coast Race Promotions - tabled until next meeting.
b. Re: fuel tank and pump for pickup, motion was made by Allen and second by Leggate to purchase
to put in back of new pickup (old tank rusted out). Motion unanimously approved.
Other Matters of General Interest:
After discussion, Allen made a motion to have our attorney send a letter to person owning burned out house on property
off Highway 35. Since item was not on agenda, motion could not be honored.
A letter from Town has been forwarded to University of WI. Superior regarding their promise to
pay 2 installments totaling $5,000.00 toward Hilpiper Bridge construction.
Resident reported sink hole at end of driveway and Manitou Valley Road west side.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| SPECIAL TOWN MEETING |
| APRIL 4, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
The special town meeting was called to order by Chairman Nelson at 5:20 p.m.
Present were Chairman Nelson, supervisors Leggate and Parask, clerk, treasurer, and 3 town residents.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices being posted at Town of Superior Hall,
Head of the Lakes Electric, Bartley's, Four Corners General Store and published in the Daily Telegram.
Purpose of special meeting:
1. Purchase of pickup truck for shop. After discussion and Town Board taking a look at the truck,
motion was made by Parask and second by Nelson to purchase for $4,000. Motion unanimously approved.
2. Regarding our rock quarry, Scott and Joe Kimmes, Jr. reps from Kimmes Construction and Board
discussed verbal agreement with Kimmes to crush rock in their quarry and sell to us at a discounted price and then
being able to blast in our pit for the number of tons were used of their gravel. This item will be discussed at
a future meeting as soon as Kimmes gets us particulars of where in our pit they will blast, etc.
As of June 2002, we never received any bills for gravel we used. Motion was made by Leggate and
second by Parask to pay $2,000/month on old bill (or if we can pay more). Motion unanimously approved.
3 Regarding garbage contract, Herb Lindelof said he would extent same terms of present contract
for 2004-2005. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Parask to approve. Motion unanimously approved.
There being no further discussion, meeting adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| MARCH 13, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order at 7:05 PM by Chairman Nelson.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, Head of the Lakes
Electric, Bartley's and Four Corners Store.
Roll call was taken. Present were Chairman Nelson, Supervisors Parask & Leggate, clerk, treasurer, 8 town residents
and D. C. Supervisor Chuck Pleski.
After reading of minutes of 02/12/03 meeting by Board and residents, motion was made by Parask and second by Leggate
to accept. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Nelson and second by Leggate to pay pre-approved bills. Motion unanimously
approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk mentioned handout received regarding cleaning fluids that can be made at home, also
an article on how to get your name off mass mailing lists.
Ted mentioned letter received from Paul Halverson from Douglas County Highway Dept. with information
regarding roadway centerline striping which they could do for us if needed.
Ted also mentioned letter received from Wis. DOT. they will inspect our alt storage facility
during the week of March 17th.
Also received letter from Michael Smith, safety warden for DNR. He will be willing to come to
one of our meetings to answer or deal with any safety issues we might have concerning boats, snowmobiles, and ATV's,
and also questions pertaining to general DNR law enforcement questions.
Treasurer's Report:
After Treasurer's Report was read by Marge Keho, motion was made by Nelson and second by Parask to accept. Motion
unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman reported it has been an unusual winter; have actually been grading instead of plowing. Have had water
problems on Leggate and Tuff roads. Re: shared revenue, Governor Doyle has been trying to cut the budget; to date,
it looks like towns such as ours will be losing as much as 31% of our shared revenue. WI Towns Assn. is working
closely with Governor on getting a more fair deal for towns.
Old Business
a. At last meeting, we talked about reclamation plan for our quarries. A bid from
Krech-Ojard quoted price of up to $3,500 per quarry. Received another bid from CRI Engineering; they will do for
$3,000 total for both pits. Ted will check with Bob Inglimo to see if they will do on contingency that it passes
the DNR, and will pay only when and if it passes. Also, a change of the word "abandonment" to "reclamation"
should be done.
b. Ted signed the TRIP funds letter for up to $51,000+ for black-topping part of Baumgartner
Road.
New Business:
a. Nancy Breitzmann has petitioned Douglas County for a change in zoning from F1 to A1 at 4205 South State Road
35. Property use will be for nursery and gardening sales. Since Board had no objection, motion was made by Nelson
and second by Parask to approve change. Motion unanimously approved.
b. The town pickup is on it's last leg (timing chain and gears gone, mild rod knock). May have
to take money from Equipment Funds. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Parask to table until next meeting
after new officers take over. Motion unanimously approved.
c&d. The Fire Dept. is looking at picking up a used 1996 Chevrolet truck (old Snap-On Tool
truck), which would be used for hauling equipment to fires, and also has a furnace in the back part of it. Richard
Magnuson is the seller and he wants $9,000 for it. Fire Department has asked town to cut check and they would reimburse
us. Motion was made by Nelson and second by Parask to allow Fire Department to buy truck and sell pumper (after
pumper is sold, they would reimburse the town). Motion unanimously approved. fire Chief Laverdiere said Joe Kimmes
has donated a huge grill to the town. Fire Dept aslo said air tanks have to be replaced soon.
Other Matters of General Interest:
A resident had questions for D. C. Supervisor Pleski concerning Com 83, Metro Center, and the James J Hill statue
placement.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| Feb. 12, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order at 7:05 PM by Chairman Nelson.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, Head of the Lakes
Electric, Bartley's and Four Corners Store
Roll call was taken. Present were Chairman Nelson, Supervisors Parask & Leggate, clerk, treasurer, 10 town
residents and 1 guest.
Minutes from the January 8th meeting were read by Board and residents. Motion was made by Parask and second by
Leggate to approve minutes. Motion unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Leggate and second by Nelson to pay pre-approved bills. Motion unanimously
approved.
Correspondence:
None
Treasurer's Report:
Treasurer's report was read by Marge Keho. Balance as of 1/31/2003 is $771,054.09, of which $541,674.99 will be
settled back to Douglas County for tax collections in February. Motion was made by Nelson to accept treasurer's
report, second by Parask. Motion unanimously approved.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Nelson reported that an error was made in calculating the mill rates for this year's taxes, resulting
in a $40,000.00 shortfall.
Old Business
a. In order for Douglas County to issue Town a permit for our quarries, we must have
a reclamation plan in place. Chairman got a proposal from Krech & Ojard: $3,500.00 per site, hourly rate, not
to exceed $3,500.00 per site. Dale Johnson will check with a professional engineer he knows to see if we can lower
these costs and will report at next meeting.
b. At previous meeting, Frank Fudally had applied for a liquor license to run Mattie's Bar and it was accepted.
Mr. Fudally paid all necessary license expenses, but the deal fell through. Motion was made by Nelson and second
by Leggate to refund dollars to Mr. Fudally, except for the publication fee.
New Business:
a. Clerk reported receiving new Joint Powers Agreement with Douglas County 911 Emergency System, for the purpose
of providing emergency services to residents and visitors of the municipalities in Douglas County, including fire
fighting, medical and other emergency services, i.e. to work together. Motion was made by Nelson and second by
Leggate to have Chairman sign the agreement. Motion unanimously approved.
b. Jay Akervik from Duluth has signed a lease with Ed Carlson to open Deerfield's on Highway
105. Motion was made by Nelson and second by Parask to approve license applications (liquor, cigarette, and operators)
once all records checks. etc. are in place. Motion unanimously approved.
c. Regarding black topping of Baumgartner Road from Hudacek Road to Highway A. TRIP funds have
been allocated to town of $51,240.60. An estimate received previous gave estimated cost of $150,000.00 to blacktop,
exclusive of preparation. Ted will call Paul Halvorson from D. C. Highway to see if there is any flexibility in
funds allocation should we should we decide not to do or partially, or the consequences should we decide to opt
out of the program. Motion unanimously approved.
d. Regarding employee wages, Chairman Nelson feels that a 2% increase retroactive to January
1, 2003 is fair. Motion was made by Nelson and second by Leggate to approve. Motion unanimously approve.
Other Matters of General Interest:
Rep from Fire Department wished to thank everyone who did their part from the town for their help and assistance
in being able to purchase a thermal imaging camera. A defibrillator is in the process of being purchased as soon
as all paperwork is complete. Chairman stated that the Town has a very good fire department.
Residents questioned whatever happened to town takeover of Burning Tree Drive. Nelson stated
that road was not wide enough in some places.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
| REGULAR MEETING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS |
| Jan 08, 2003 |
| TOWN OF SUPERIOR |
4917 South State Road 35
Superior, WI 54880-9622
Phone (715) 399-8385
The monthly meeting was called to order at 7:10 PM by Chairman Nelson.
The pledge of allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the Open Meeting Law was met, with notices posted at the Town of Superior Hall, Head of the Lakes
Electric, Bartley's and Four Corners Store
Roll call was taken. Present were Chairman Nelson, Supervisors Parask & Leggate, clerk, treasurer, 12 town
residents and D. C. Supervisor Chuck Pleski.
Minutes from the December 11th meeting were read by Board and residents. Motion was made by Parask and seconded
by Leggate to approve minutes Minutes were unanimously approved.
Motion was made by Nelson and second by Leggate to pay pre-approved bills. Motion unanimously approved.
Correspondence:
Clerk mentioned letter received regarding WI Towns Association meeting which will be held throughout February and
March in various locations. Ted, Joanne, Marilou and Marge will attend the one in Cumberland on Saturday, March
1st.
Treasurer's Report:
Treasurer's report was read by treasurer. Balance as of 12/31/2002 is $311,445.70, of which $114,358.00 will be
settled back to Douglas County for tax collections on 01/15/03. Motion was made by Leggate and second by Parask
to accept treasurer's report. Motion unanimously carried.
Chairman's Report:
Chairman Nelson reported attending a meeting on COMM 83 (Septic tank controversy). Also attending were Jan Dalbec,
Dale Johnson, Dana Parask, town residents and D. C. Supervisor Pleski.
Chairman Nelson reported that we do need to start on a reclamation plan for the town's rock quarry and sand pit.
Krech-Ojard will be contacted for advice.
Old Business
a. At our December meeting, it was decided to ask for more quotes for a new sander.
The two we received: $8,540.00 from United Truck Body and $8,567.00 from McKenzie. After discussion, motion was
made by Parask and second by Leggate to purchase sander/spreader from lowest bidder (United Truck Body). Motion
unanimously approved.
New Business:
a. Election inspectors: Betty Nelson and Sue Britton were appointed chief election inspectors for 2003-2004 election
year. Names were taken from the Republican list submitted by Don Kallberg and those were: Jenny Holmes, Mildred
Lundquist and Julie Owen. Names drawn for the 2 remaining positions are Kathleen Johnson and Donna Lorenz. The
remainder of the names, Darlene Belsky, Karen West and Clara Keller will be alternates.
b. Ayres & Associates has given us a bid for $27,995.00 for the design of the Cemetery Road Bridge. Motion
was made by Parask and second by Leggate to approve Ayres for design portion of bridge. Motion unanimously approved.
c. As in years past, the Town has contributed $100.00 toward "Superior Days". Motion was made by Nelson
and second by Leggate to give $100.00. Motion unanimously approved.
d. The WI Towns Association meeting was previously discussed under "Correspondence".
Other Matters of General Interest:
Question was asked if anything new on Highway 35 bridge. Ted said it will be built in 2003 and there will be a
bypass.
COMM 83 will be on the agenda for "Superior Days".
Clerk reported talking to owner of former day care center that burned. She said everything should be cleaned up
within the next month. (March)
Resident reported that light at corner of Hwy C and 35 goes out when car's high beam nits it. Joe Hizinski will
check this out.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:00 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne M. Thompson, Clerk
Caucus
The following were nominated at the Town Caucus on Jan 8, 2003:
Chairman:Dale Johnson and Ron Pete
Supervisors: Charlie Allen, Marilou Leggate, Dana Parask and Nathan Thompson - Dana and Nathan later declined for
personal reasons.
Clerk: Joanne Thompson and Shari Tyson
Treasurer: Marjorie Keho
Assessor: David Byrka
Constable: Charles Anderson
The Spring election will be held on April 8, 2003. Remember to VOTE. All elected positions are
for a 2-year term.
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