June 14, 2010
VILLAGE BOARD MEETING
7:00 p.m.
Paul Beere called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with Gary Beck, Chris
Bennett, Ed Chart, Chris Johnson, Bob Lancour, and Mike Weinkauf present.
Betty Novy, Clerk-Treasurer; and Christopher Birkett, Public Works Director were
also present.
Pledge of Allegiance.
Minutes. Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Bennett to approve minutes of the May 10,
2010 meeting as printed. Motion carried.
Period for Public Comment (for items not on the agenda).
Alan Jasperson, Racine County Drainage District Board, addressed the Board.
Jasperson reported on the district’s application to the Department of Natural
Resources to lower the water level of the Fox River by opening the Rochester Dam
between February 28th and May 1st each year. He explained the district has
been doing this each year for the past four years to perform maintenance work in
the district’s drainage canals. This has worked well and the permit they
are asking for will allow them to perform this work every year. He
explained that from 1977 – 2000 Wind Lake was drawn down two feet during the
winter season. This practice was discontinued in 2001. Flooding
problems began shortly after due to the lake’s reduced capacity to hold spring
rains and ice melt. Jasperson asked that the Board consider submitting a
letter in support of their application. Board members noted seasonal
lowering of the river helps reduce infiltration in the sewer system and would
allow residents to perform maintenance work along their own shorelines.
Consensus of the Board was to place this request on the July meeting agenda.
Department Reports:
Fire & Rescue. Chief Tim Dahlberg addressed the Board.
Dahlberg reported 42 rescue and 20 fire calls in the past quarter. Of the
fire calls, eight were Rochester, four were Spring Prairie, and eight were
Kansasville, Burlington or Waterford. The Department now has a six-wheeler
in service to assist with grass fires and rescue calls. This helps with
hard to reach snowmobile trails and state wildlife areas. The six-wheeler
features a fold down scoop stretcher and water tank. The new grass rig has
been utilized for several calls already and is performing well. Dahlberg
reported a contract has been signed with Paratech Ambulance Services to provide
a full-time emergency medical technician (EMT) coverage for the day shift for
ten hours on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays; and for eight hours on Mondays
and Tuesdays. The contract supplies two EMTs- one full-time and the other
as a back up starting July 1. The pay is $15.50 per hour and the fire
company’s insurance is secondary to Paratech’s.
Assistant Chief Walter Henning reported on recent training with Racine’s
Hazardous Material Team. Five people taught the basics of a hazardous
material situation to staff from area departments. Lists were provided of
what needs to be done. Additionally, three EMTs finished their training
this past Saturday. When questioned on manpower, Chief Dahlberg indicated
if the department could recruit three to five more people that would be just
right. The department is continuing to work with Waterford and Tichigan on
day time EMT coverage.
Sheriff. Deputy Castillo submitted a written report
showing the following statistics for May: one accident; sixteen speeding
citations, one traffic citation, seventeen parking citations and eleven warnings
were issued. There were four arrests, one felony and three ordinance.
Complaint statistics were as follows: twenty-seven complaints originated
through calls directly to the Sheriff’s Department; Deputy Castillo assisted
with six additional complaints, originated forty-eight on his own and performed
follow up on nineteen. He reported twenty working days, 169.5 hours and 1,359
miles driven. Twenty-two foot patrols were conducted.
Additionally, Castillo reported a successful Memorial Day parade event.
Speed enforcement is continuing on N. Front Street. Two citations were
issued to the Fait property for junk cars and equipment. The Jimmy Buffett
concert is scheduled at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on June 26th.
Concert traffic will receive special attention.
Castillo has been paying special attention to people parking in the fire lane at
Pioneer Park. He also now has a contact to report dumping in state
wildlife areas. There have been no leads on the mini-mart robbery.
Beere reported concern by several residents regarding couples in the parking
lots at the community garden and cemetery. Castillo will keep an eye out
for suspicious activities. Beck reported complaint of a party that took
place at the municipal building that past Saturday. Party goers littered
the outside and the party went until 3:00 a.m. Sgt. Kacmarcik indicated
the Village could let the Sheriff’s Department know when parties are scheduled.
3rd shift deputies will enforce the ending time of 1:00 a.m.
Chart moved, 2nd by Bennett to adjourn the regular meeting to reconvene after a
public hearing. Motion carried.
7:30 p.m. Public Hearing: Ordinance #2010-2 amending
section II(E) of Ordinance #2009-2, to extend the deadline for the second
Millgate Centre Implementation Plan.
Novy reported the Plan Commission had reviewed and approved this request to
extend the deadline to start construction for a Millgate project at both May and
June meetings. The original re-zoning ordinance must be amended in order
to extend the deadline. No one appeared or offered comments at the
hearing.
Bennett moved, 2nd by Beck to close the public hearing at 7:33 p.m. Motion
carried.
Action: Ordinance #2010-2 amending section II(E) of
Ordinance #2009-2, to extend the deadline for the second Millgate Centre
Implementation Plan.
Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Bennett to adopt Ordinance #2010-2. Motion carried.
Public Works. Birkett’s written report was
reviewed follows:
Lift Stations/ Sewer: Monthly/ weekly testing of lift
stations. Reviewed footage of sewers. I’m looking into some minor
repair work on what was televised. I’m planning on having Waterford’s
sewer district televise an unmapped line that the Coral Reef pumped into.
Roads: Filling potholes, straightening signs.
Installing new house number signs. Culvert/ tile under Rowntree Road is
working very well. I had Brintnall clear out some dead hanging limbs on
State Street.
Parks: Parks are in good shape. Memorial Day went
well. Memorial Day Committee would like to see a gazebo in Pioneer Park.
Paid for with private funds. I’m working on the details with Jennifer
Nelson from Community State Bank and plan on having it before the Planning
Committee in July.
Animal Control. Quiet this month.
Birkett reported he completed his written report last Wednesday. Animal
control became active Thursday when a cow from the Baumeister farm was found on
Main Street east of the river. It took several hours to get the cow
corralled, trailered and back to the farm. He also attended a meeting
Thursday held by the Graef Engineers, the engineering firm working on the County
Highway D reconstruction project. One-half mile of pavement is left out of the
reconstruction project, but will be resurfaced in 2013 with the project.
Placement of a culvert under D and drain tile repair will be made part of the
plan. Graef Engineering just needs the elevation data. Charles
Pietrowski, 108 N. State Street, reported several dead trees on the west side of
N. State. He asked that they be looked at. The Fire Chief also
asked that brush be cleared in front of a stop sign at State and Front Street.
Engineer. Tierney’s written report was reviewed as
follows:
Trail of Pines Condominiums: Observe lift station testing when requested.
Awaiting revised as-built drawings submittal.
Rookery Landing Subdivision: No activity this period. Continue
monitoring drainage on Blue Crane Court. Coordinate future paving.
2009 Street Improvements: Forwarded punch-list letter to P&D.
Coordinate with contractor to complete the work.
Settlement of Rochester Condominiums: Marked curb for removal and
replacement. Marked out pavement for patching. Met with bank
representative. Met with curb contractors. Coordinate with Bank for
pavement repairs and final surface, plus grading work.
Ag School Drain Tile Study: Forwarded exhibits to County’s design engineer
for CTH D resurfacing. Prepare report addendum from PW Committee meeting
with property owners.
Basic Village Engineer services: Assisted PW Supt. with culvert
replacement on Rowntree Road. Generated “old” Zoning map from GIS files
for Clerk’s office use. Assisted with Bank parking lot permitting.
Provided recommendation for storm sewer catch basin casting replacement on CTH
W.
Zoning. Schattner reported permits issued from March
through June 2010 as follows:
Conditional Use Permits (all are for gravel pit operations)
a) Reesman Group II
b) Parkview Sand & Gravel
c) Payne & Dolan (Honey Creek Site)
d) Payne & Dolan (Buss Site)
e) Racine County Site (Frost Site)
Rezoning
a) Rosenthal Rezoning (A-2 & C-1 to B-3 )
Site Plan Reviews
a) Ahlers pond request
b) Hoppe Pond (6 month extension)
Zoning Permits
a) Two (2) quarry permits
b) Three (3) Accessory Structures (Barns)
c) Four (4) residential fences
d) Three (3) swimming pools
e) Wood deck addition
f) Amended 2009 Zoning permit for barn
Notice of Zoning Violations that were issued:
Crystal Rozanske - Final painting of Store at 101 N. Front Street.
Applied new color to the front of the building without obtaining Historic
Preservation Committee approval.
Randall & Michelle Barwick - Failure to obtain a zoning permit for
stairs/landing. Issued citation to owner on December 11, 2009.
Owners were scheduled to appear in court for a pre-trial on June 4, 2010.
On-site compliance reviews to check for variance & conditional use compliance:
Raymond & Marjean Richardson – Scheduled to conduct an on-site field
investigation with Sheriff Officer Tony Castillo on June 14, 2010, to determine
if the owner is in compliance with his variance approval granted by Racine
County on 11/1/1983.
Scott & Sandra Koch – Received a complaint about the refrigerator unit running
overnight on the Charcoal Grill truck parked on the property. Contacted
Sheriff Officer Tony Castillo to conduct drive-bys on the property to follow-up
on a complaint
Pending violation letter to be sent to:
Gary Kempken – Scheduled to do a drive-by at the Gary Kempken site on June 13,
2010 to see if he is continually parking business vehicles and equipment
associated with his asphalt seal business in a residential area.
Item potentially scheduled for the July 6, 2010 Village Planning Commission
Public Hearing:
a) Community State Bank Parking Lot
Schattner reported on the Richardson inspection. The number of trailers
and trucks on the property exceed the quantity allowed under the conditional use
permit. All vehicles on the property are licensed. Seven trailers on
the west side of the property are being used for storage. The road
worthiness of several vehicles is questionable. The complainant on the
Koch property has been told to track time and occurrences when the refrigeration
truck is running at night. Deputy Castillo is assisting with this
matter. The Kempken violation is as printed.
Building Inspector. Greivell reported nineteen building
permits for the months of March through May, primarily recreation rooms, pools
and remodeling. He reported inability to make contact on the Ouwen’s
property. The daughter is not returning phone calls. Novy indicated
some zoning inquiries were made regarding the ability to divide the Ouwens
property into two lots. However, there is not enough square footage.
The interested buyer may have changed their mind. The direction of
the Board was to get the attorney involved to force an inspection. Greivell
also reported that Chances Restaurant’s second floor has no secondary exit and
is not approved for public use. Storage is okay. They are looking
into installation of a fire escape. Because of the size of the building,
the fire escape requires commercial plan review by the state. Otherwise,
he feels the floor seems structurally sound.
Request for extension: Site Plan Approval/ Pond Permit for 28218
Washington Avenue
Owners: James and Diane Hoppe Parcel #176031901003020
Weinkauf reported on Plan Commission consideration of this matter at the June
7th meeting. The Plan Commission recommended approving the extension
subject to the recommendations of the zoning administrator. Bennett moved,
2nd by Chart to approve the extension subject to the recommendations of the Plan
Commission. Motion carried.
Request to amend parking restriction in “The Settlement of Rochester”
condominium development to allow parking on one side of street:
Tom Iverson, President of “The Settlement of Rochester” condominium association
Novy reported on Plan Commission review of this request at the June 7th meeting.
They recommended approval contingent on Iverson receiving a 67% positive vote of
the condominium owners and the village attorney’s approval of all necessary
amendments to legal documentation affecting the development. Novy
also reported that since the Plan Commission meeting, it was discovered that the
Declaration of Condominium does not require a two-thirds vote on this issue.
Iverson reported on problems caused by limited parking provisions for
condominium guests. Right now, on-street parking is prohibited. The
request was reviewed by the Fire Chief in advance of the Plan Commission
meeting. He requested that parking be allowed only in straight aways and
that it be set back at least 50 feet from the dry hydrant system. Iverson
presented a map of requested parking areas that reflected those recommendations.
Iverson indicated the association is willing to pay legal costs, but would like
to ensure the Village Board’s receptivity before pursuing the legal process.
Bennett moved, 2nd by Chart to offer conceptual approval to allow parking on one
side of the street incorporating the recommendations of the fire department.
Motion carried.
Conceptual plan to revise lot lines on north side of Stoneridge
Subdivision to create nine lots from six
Owner: Edward Stone; Parcels #176031905008060;
176031905008050; 176031905008040; 176031905008030; 176031905008020;
176031905008010
Weinkauf reported on Plan Commission review of this conceptual plan at the June
7th meeting. They recommended approval, subject to the comments of the
zoning administrator. Edward Stone addressed the Board. He indicated
it has been five years since the subdivision was platted and there have been no
sales. The north side of the development offers flat wooded lots.
This is the area where a change from five-acre to three-acre lots is proposed.
Stone’s realtor indicated three-acre lots may sell faster than five-acre lots.
Schattner reported the requested changes are consistent with land use plan and
zoning requirements. The subdivision will have to be re-platted. The
developer also plans to re-designate the bridal path to a recreational path.
Bennett moved, 2nd by Lancour to approve the conceptual plan subject to the
recommendations of the zoning administrator. Motion carried.
Presentation regarding the promotion of recycling: Meg Webber
Meg Webber addressed the Board. Webber reported confusion about which
items can be recycled and which should go in the trash since the Village changed
garbage haulers. She indicated a newsletter sent in 2009 stated that the
new recycling contractor accepted plastics with the numbers one and two on them.
Later, another newsletter was sent contradicting the first that stated all
plastics with the numbers one through seven are accepted. She indicated some
plastics which hold fruits like strawberries and blueberries are not accepted
because they can become stuck in the machinery at recycling plants. Items
with the numbers 1 and 2 on them are always recyclable because there is a high
demand market for their reuse. She also reported that many people have
questions about where they can recycle electronics and appliances. Options
for recycling electronics include “American TV” and “Best Buy”. Both take
two items per household per day at no charge. “Wal-Mart” will
dispose of phones and eyeglasses at no charge. “Reineman’s True Value”
will take fluorescent bulbs.
Webber recommended that the Village distribute refrigerator magnets to residents
that outline what items are recyclable and that provide phone numbers to
different recycling resources. She provided an example of a magnet and
stated 1,000 magnets can be ordered at a cost of .51 cents per magnet.
Board members indicated there was no money in the budget to purchase magnets
this year, but that they will be considered next year. Webber was thanked
for the presentation and asked to write an article for the Village newsletter
explaining these issues.
First reading: Ordinance 2010-3 “An Ordinance to Repeal and
Recreate Chapter 7, s. 7.14 of the Village of Rochester Municipal Code to adopt
Wis. Stat. S. 101.123, Smoking Prohibited, for the entirety of the Village of
Rochester
Novy reported this ordinance was drafted by recommendation of the Village
Attorney. A statewide smoking ban goes into effect July 5th. Passing
this ordinance provides the opportunity for citations to be issued under Village
ordinance. Consensus of the Board was to schedule the second reading of
the ordinance for the July 12th meeting.
Liquor License Renewals:
Chances Restaurant, 205 W. Main Street: Class “B” Liquor & Beer, Dance Hall,
Soda
Operator’s License Renewals: Jill Conti, Kim Schweitzer, Daniel Pellin,
Judy Hegemann,
Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Beck to approve liquor, soda, dance hall and operator’s
licenses for Chances Restaurant excluding all applicable licenses from the
second floor premises until such time as the building inspector certifies that
the second floor meets occupancy requirements for public use. Motion
carried.
The DMZ Bunker, 29224 Evergreen Dr: Class “B” Beer & Liquor, Soda, Dance
Hall.
Operator’s License Renewals: Kathleen Elliott, Johnathan Hibicke, Jody L.
Spiegelhoff, Sherry Buelow , Tracy Johnson, Jonni A. Hahn, Tammy Albin, Michael
Ellis, Caroline Royske, Sandra Brook
Bennett moved, 2nd by Weinkauf to approve liquor, soda, dance hall and
operator’s licenses for The DMZ Bunker. Motion carried.
Hitch ‘n Post Saloon, 120 N. Browns Lake Dr: Class “B” Beer & Liquor,
Soda, Dance Hall.
Operator’s License Renewals: Jessica Bichler, Chad Augle, Anna Thomas,
Martin Baumgardner, Kelly Hawley, Krista Anderson, Megan Czajkowski,
Tamra Menken
Beck moved, 2nd by Bennett to deny the operator’s license of Martin Baumgardner
based on findings in his criminal background check and falsification of his
application by answering “No” to the question “Have you been convicted of any
felony or violating any law of the State of Wisconsin or of the United States?”
Motion carried.
Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Bennett to approve liquor, soda, dance hall and all other
operator’s license renewals for Hitch ‘n Post Saloon. Motion carried.
Honey Lake Inn, 35415 Academy Rd: Class “B” Beer & Liquor, Soda,
Cigarette, Dance Hall.
Operator’s License Renewals: Beth Brockman, Clark Krieger, Vincent Popp,
Trudy Puchalski, Melissa Lloyd, Julie Werlein
Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Lancour to approve liquor, soda, dance hall, cigarette
and operator’s license renewals for Honey Lake Inn. Motion carried.
Rochester Mini Mart, 605 S. Front Street: Class “A” Liquor & Beer, Cigarette,
Soda.
Operator’s License Renewals: Christina Dahlman, Brenda Erb, David
Vanwinkle, Deanna Beck
Novy reported that David Vanwinkle was charged and pleaded no contest to selling
alcohol to an underaged person (1st offense) on June 19, 2009.
Weinkauf reported Vanwinkle was personally fined. He believed that was
punishment enough for a first violation.
Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Lancour to approve liquor, cigarette, soda and operator’s
license renewals for the Rochester Mini Mart. Motion carried.
Request for Review/ Partial Refund of sewer connection fee based on
historical data: Groundup Opps, 29134 Evergreen Drive
Novy reported on a request from Tom Roanhouse, co-owner of 29134 Evergreen
Drive, to revisit the sewer connection fee charged when the multi-tenant
building was constructed in 2007. The Town utilized Department of Commerce
estimates to determine a residential equivalent unit (REU) count of 5.25 for the
building at the time of construction based on proposed use. The connection
charge was $2,000 per REU. A $10,500 sewer connection fee was paid.
Roanhouse was also required to install a water meter on the building so that
actual water use could be monitored. Roanhouse contested paying for meter
installation because the Town paid to have a meter installed in another existing
commercial building at about the same time that his building was constructed.
Roanhouse’s request to revisit the connection fee was made in the past, but
denied until such time as the multi-tenant building was fully occupied so that
actual use could be tracked. The upstairs was finally occupied
last year by a day-care center. The average REU count for the past four
quarters was 1.58. Roanhouse is asking for partial refund of the
connection fee and a full refund of his costs to install a water meter.
Discussion by the Board determined that the building had benefited from
installation of the water meter because it would have been billed quarterly for
5.25 units if it had not been installed. The Board also discussed future
potential uses of the multi-tenant building. They noted nothing prevented
future tenants from increasing water use to an equivalent of 5.25 units.
Beck moved, 2nd by Bennett to deny the request for a partial refund of sewer
connection fees made by Groundup Opps and to deny the request for a full refund
of costs incurred to install a water meter. Votes were: Beere:
Aye; Beck: Aye; Bennett: Aye; Chart: Aye;
Johnson: Aye; Lancour: Aye; Weinkauf: Naye.
Motion passed.
Continued discussion on Handicap Accessible options for Village meetings
including finalized quote for installation of automatic door openers for back
room of the library
Novy read correspondence provided by the Village Attorney that outlined
accessibility requirements applicable to public meetings. The
correspondence stated that “Public meetings must be held in a location
accessible to persons with disabilities, and if restrooms are provided to
meeting attendees, an accessible restroom is also required.” The three
ways identified to address lack of an accessible restroom in the municipal
building were to: 1) Install an accessible restroom at the municipal
building; 2) Not make restroom access available to any meeting attendee,
or 3) to move public meetings to the Library, which has an accessible restroom.
In regards to installation of an automatic door opener, the issue could be
resolved by posting someone at the door to assist persons with disabilities, or
by installing a doorbell that would alert someone to assist those persons as an
alternative to installing an opener.
Consensus of the Board was to deny access to the restrooms to any meeting
attendees during public meetings. Novy is to check with the Village
Attorney as to what legal notifications, postings, signage, etc., are necessary
to enact that decision. Secondly, it should be determined whether
restrooms need to be restricted to “employee use only” at all times, and what
impact this decision will have on renting the hall to private parties.
Determine Direction on Storm-Water Utility Districts
A list titled “WI Stormwater User Charge System Information” was presented for
review. The list included Wisconsin municipalities that had implemented
storm-water utility districts and the annual cost per equivalent residential
unit. Discussion followed regarding the benefits associated with
establishing storm-water utility districts. Chart moved, 2nd by Bennett to
proceed with issuing a request for proposals for engineering services to form a
storm-water utility district. The Public Works committee is to review and
approve the scope of the project included in the request. Motion carried.
Tree Removal: Rowntree Road
Birkett reported on Public Works Committee review of two quotes for removal of a
sugar maple on Rowntree Road: one from T & T Tree Service for $275; and
another from Michelau Tree Service for $500. They recommended the work be
awarded to T & T Tree Service. Beck moved, 2nd by Johnson to award the
proposal to T & T Tree Service for $275. Motion carried.
Resolution #2010-5 “Actions set forth by the Village of Rochester Sewer
Utility Board relating to specific Compliance Maintenance Annual Report
sections”
Novy reported this resolution and report must be submitted to the Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources annually. The Public Works Committee
reviewed the report at their June 8th meeting and recommended approval.
Bennett moved, 2nd by Weinkauf to adopt Resolution #2010-5. Motion
carried.
Disposal of one Optech Eagle Voting Machine
Novy reported that consolidation of the Village and Town left the Village with
an excess tabulator (voting machine). The maintenance agreement is $275 a
year for each machine and there is no need to maintain or store two.
Beck moved, 2nd by Weinkauf to offer the machine to Racine County
municipalities for “sealed bids”- if no interest, the machine should be given to
Racine County to act as a spare. Motion carried.
Zoning Board of Appeals Appointment for term ending May 2010
Johnson moved, 2nd by Lancour to re-appoint Peggy Shumway to the Zoning Board of
Appeals. Motion carried.
2010-2011 Assessor’s Salary/ Contract
Kathy Romanak’s proposal to renew the assessor’s contract for 2010-2011 was
reviewed. A $100 increase in her salary was requested. Weinkauf
moved, 2nd by Lancour to approve the assessor’s contract with Kathy Romanak
establishing a 2010-2011 salary of $12,400 plus expenses and $5 per agricultural
parcel. Motion carried.
Correction and/or approval: 2010 Summer Newsletter
Consensus of the Board was to approve the newsletter for distribution with
inclusion of Meg Webber’s recycling article on the front page.
Correspondence was read from Patricia Beardsley thanking the
library for helping the U.S. Census crew assigned to Rochester.
Committee Reports:
Public Works Committee: Johnson and Bennett
reported on discussion at the last meeting on village hall heating and cooling
issues; getting a quote for speakers on the warning system; and Payne &
Dolan’s punch list items for the Evergreen Drive project. The Pave-Tech
storm sewer inlet repair issue is still not resolved. The committee also
discussed a proposed gazebo for Pioneer Park. Members are looking into
what size is adequate.
Ordinance Committee: Beck reported continued review of
the zoning code.
Honey Lake Protection and Rehabilitation Board: Weinkauf
reported the names of Board members who serve the district and the compensation
each individual receives. He summarized their budget as follows:
$9,000 for parks, beaches, and trees, $2,000 for dam maintenance, $4,500 for
insurance, $800 for office supplies, $850 for lake association membership, and
maintenance of a non-sinking fund of $15,000. The District’s budget is
$50,000 a year, with $15,000 allocated to wages. There was also
clarification that the district maintains all the subdivision’s private
roads.
Western Racine County Health Department: Bennett reported
the health department meeting primarily focused on the July 5, 2010 statewide no
smoking initiative. The department continues to offer immunization and
blood pressure clinics.
Village Hall Building Committee: Chart reported on a
meeting held May 26th. He indicated residents still seem interested
in remodeling the current municipal building. Greg Beck is taking a look
at a plan to see if minor remodeling would be sufficient for a four to five year
window. Chart indicated this is re-hashing as far as Board members are
concerned, but residents wish to look at the current building a second time.
Finance Committee Report: Beck reported the
recommendation of the Committee to approve all disbursements listed on the check
detail of May 11 through June 14, 2010. Weinkauf moved, 2nd by Chart to
approve the Finance Committee’s recommendations. Motion carried.
Bennett moved, 2nd by Lancour to adjourn at 9:52 p.m. Motion carried
Respectfully submitted,
Betty J. Novy, CMC
Clerk-Treasurer