Racetrack matters
including discussion and possible action on track use by Police Dept. for training
without sirens, proposed fund raiser, and 2010 schedule.
Dave Grueneberg reported that the proposed fund raiser discussed at the last
meeting has been put on hold. Grueneberg presented the proposed 2010 schedule. A practice originally
proposed for May 8th was changed to May 12. In addition to the regular races and
practices, Grueneberg requested two dates for non racing events like car show/concert/flea market. The board advised
Grueneberg that the non racing events are subject to Board approval with sufficient notice to allow publishing
on the agenda.
Four dates in May – May 5, 7, 21 and 27 were requested for Emergency Vehicle Training
for the Sun Prairie, Fitchburg and Middleton police departments. The training would start
at 7:00 a.m. and be completed by 11:30 a.m. At this point, the training is not scheduled to
include sirens. A test will be performed prior to the dates in May with advance notice to the neighbors to
determine whether sirens might be used. Shapiro Hurley moved to give tentative approval to the proposed
schedule and the Emergency Vehicle training operations, with the no use of sirens in the training allowed
until testing is completed, neighbor reaction is received, and board approval is given. The non racing
events proposed are also subject to further review and Board approval; seconded by Lunde; motion carried
4-0.
- Discussion regarding installation
of street light at Hwy 138 and Hill Rd. and any necessary action. The
Board approved the installation of the streetlight at the January 19th
board meeting. The invoice for the installation will be approved at this
meeting and Alliant can begin installation when payment is received.
- Report from Planning
Commission and any action necessary.
1) Discussion on driveway on Grover Stone Rd. parcel.
Dan Klingbeil was present representing the owner. The driveway is about 700
feet long and would have one bumpout. The entrance to thenew driveway will be
on the west side of the parcel to allow adequate vision. The commission
approved the driveway location.
2) Status update on Old Stone Pet Lodge CUP change. A
summary of the town action was given at the public hearing at Dane Co. One
person protested the change so the matter was referred to the ZLR work
meeting. Chairman Beske will attend.
3) Sub, #1 to Dane Co. Ordinance Amendment 21,
2009-2010, regarding residential uses in the A-1 Ex. District. Town
action on Sub. 1 is due to the county clerk by Feb, 15th. Sub.
1 to OA 21, 2009-2010 was adopted by the County Board on December 17, 2009. The commission recommended approval of Sub. 1 to OA 21, 2009-2010. Shapiro
Hurley moved, Sperle seconded, to accept the commissions recommendation to
approve Sub, #1 to Dane Co. Ordinance Amendment 21, 2009-2010; motion carried 3-0
with Chairman Beske abstaining.
4) Draft Sub. 1 to Dane Co. Ordinance Amendment 22,
2009-2010, which would provide reduced Conditional Use Permit and rezoning fees
for Dane Co. farmers seeking to build a primary farm residence. Town
action is not required on sub. 1 to OA 22. Information only; no action taken.
5) Set date for Comprehensive Plan Review at end of
February. The annual Comprehensive Plan Review meeting will be held in conjunction
with the regular March Planning Commission meeting.
- Consent Agenda:
·
Minutes.
·
Treasurer’s Report.
·
Vouchers and Checks.
Shapiro Hurley moved, Sperle seconded, to approve the consent agenda; motion
carried 4-0.
- Correspondence and
necessary action.
- H&S Personal Property
Tax bill discussion and action as necessary. The clerk and the Treasurer
updated the Board on the status of the missing personal property bill.
This will be treated as omitted taxes.
- CARPC opening. The Board
was advised of the CARPC opening to complete the term of Harold Krantz
who died last week.
- The renewal of the
agreement with Gundersen Lutheran for the random drug and alcohol testing
was approved on motion/second by Sperle/Shapiro Hurley; motion carried
4-0.
- Consideration and possible
action on execution of Roundabout Maintenance Agreement for Hwy 138/Hwy 14
intersection. No action was taken as the Village of Oregon is still
reviewing the agreement.
- Gallagher Culvert
Benchmark survey work. The revised contract with Mead and Hunt was
executed.
- Hwy 51 study update.
Beske reported that the next public information meeting is scheduled for
August 2010. DOT expects to make the final decision in September 2012.
- Verizon contract update
and necessary action, if any. No information has been received as to the
status of this project.
- Tractor Blade Purchase.
Supervisor Lunde attended the auction and was successful in obtaining a
10’ blade that will attach to the tractor for $1400.
- County Communications System. Discussion and possible action on Letter of Intent. No
further Board action was taken on this matter at this time.
- Discussion and possible
consideration and action on resolution regarding Towns position on Dept.
of Revenue County Assessment proposal. Shapiro Hurley moved, Sperle
seconded, to approve Resolution No. 2010-02-01 Opposing County Assessment;
motion carried 4-0. Resolution 2010-02-01 is attached to these minutes by
reference.
- Reports of meetings
attended by the Board as necessary.
1)
Working Lands information meeting held on January 28, 2010 at the Town of Dunkirk, hosted by the Towns of Rutland, Dunkirk, Dunn and Pleasant Springs
had a good turnout of about 40 people. The formation of Ag Enterprise Areas was discussed but no action was taken at this time. This option would not
necessarily need to be utilized by townships. Rutland paid the cost of the advertising and will inquire if the other three towns want to share in the
cost. Rutland will pay its share of the cost of the refreshments provided by the Town of Dunkirk when the total is learned.
- Adjournment. Sperle
moved, Shapiro Hurley seconded, to adjourn the February 2010 Board
meeting.
Respectfully Submitted,
Dawn George, Clerk