[0:01] Just be sure to talk loudly.
>> Yeah.
[0:05] » Uh good evening. Like to call order the
town of Delfield Board of Supervisor
[0:08] meeting for Tuesday, May 26. Please uh
stand and join me in the pledge of
[0:13] allegiance.
[0:17] » To the flag of the United States of
America and to the republic for which it
[0:22] stands, one nation under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice
[0:26] for all.
You please call the role.
[0:30] » Terry Money is absent.
>> Supervisor Money is absent. Supervisor
[0:36] Miller is absent. Supervisor Wolfley
>> present.
[0:40] » Supervisor Peritz
>> present.
[0:42] » Chairman Cran
>> present.
[0:43] » Thank you.
>> Uh citizens comments. There are no
[0:46] citizens in the audience, so I'm going
to skip over the citizens comments
[0:49] period. U move to item five, approval of
the May 12th, 2026.
[0:53] » We should probably do the technical
Oh, sure.
[0:59] » Let people know.
>> Yeah. If this video seems strange, uh we
[1:05] are having uh some AV technical issues.
Um so this may not be consistent with
[1:12] other videos that have been posted over
the live stream.
[1:16] Look for a motion to approve the May
12th, 2026 town board minutes.
[1:22] Motion to approve the the minutes from
the May 12th, 2026 town board minutes.
[1:28] » Second.
>> Motion second to approve the minutes.
[1:30] All in favor say I. I.
>> I. Opposed. Motion passes 30. Um, next
[1:35] item would be a motion uh on vouchers
for payments, accounts payable, and
[1:39] payroll, please. Uh motion to approve
payroll check register dated May 22nd,
[1:44] 2026 in the amount of 14,67463
cents and check register date of May 26,
[1:51] 2026 for checks 69536
through 69553 in the amount of
[1:56] $24,435.86.
[2:01] » Motion second to approve accounts
payable and payroll. All in favor say I.
[2:04] » I oppose. Motion passes 30. uh
communications for discussion, possible
[2:09] action. Attached in the packet were the
2026 February assessor sales reports
[2:15] in there just for awareness. Um
uh item B, the Silver Nail resurfacing
[2:20] update if any. Um just keep uh following
along um with with the updates. Uh think
[2:29] did they switch access to Day Spring? Is
it up in Maple or is off?
[2:34] » They've been switching it quite often.
I'm not sure where it is today.
[2:37] » So, check project 511 uh for the latest.
>> Um item C, the budget to actual May.
[2:46] » Nothing unusual to report.
>> Uh item item D, uh material recycling
[2:52] facility tour recap. Um about a month
ago, um I had an opportunity to uh take
[2:58] a master recycling course, uh through
county at the RNER, uh uh nature center.
[3:04] Um, and then part of that I had an
opportunity to go up to Germantown to
[3:08] waste management and tour the material
recycling facility. Uh, Jenna and Abby
[3:12] from the county did did a great job. Um,
in the tour was was very fascinating.
[3:17] Um, plastic uh, bottles, leave the caps
on, glass jars, caps off. There's a
[3:25] magnet that magically collects all the
all those jars. And do not throw
[3:29] shredded paper in our recycling um
because it creates a mess and it makes
[3:34] things a mess at the murf. Um, and avoid
plastic bags and tanglers. Loose, dry,
[3:41] and clean. Um, and then we can make sure
that we have good recyclables and good
[3:47] materials uh that are processed from the
town. Uh,
[3:53] item E, a Lake Country Fire and Rescue
Update. Um last week, Monday the 18th,
[3:58] uh the village of Conwalk Lake was the
seventh member of the seven communities
[4:03] that make up Lake Country Fire and
Rescue to pass uh at their board level
[4:08] the uh amended IMA. Uh next Wednesday,
the 3rd, at 2 o'clock, uh we will be
[4:14] celebrating with a ceremonial uh signing
um at station 42 in the city of
[4:20] Delfield.
>> So that's exciting. And also
[4:24] congratulations to the member of the
fire board, Anthony Arusius. He's the
[4:28] new president of the fire board. He got
elected at the last fireboard meeting.
[4:33] » Um item eight, unfinished business, uh
request from Wisconsin Heroes Outdoors
[4:38] for temporary rent relief and potential
early lease termination for the former
[4:42] fire station number two.
>> So, this is an item we're bringing back
[4:46] from the previous meeting. We have a
little bit more clarification from our
[4:50] attorney on what a commercial lease
modification would look like. I did
[4:55] include separate from the packet the
information from our attorney and I'm
[5:00] looking to either
um go through this commercial lease
[5:05] modification or go back to the town
attorney with questions or answer any
[5:12] questions that you have.
[5:16] » I don't have any questions.
No, not um I guess my one question was
[5:26] because I wasn't here at the last one,
but um they're seeking temporary rent
[5:31] relief. Do they want to do the potential
lease for or lease release of if we're
[5:38] marketing the building or is it
temporary and they plan on being and
[5:42] like there's an opportunity that they
get a grant back or anything else?
[5:45] » They get out. They want out.
>> Yeah. Um after last time's meeting had
[5:49] very minimal um interactions with
anybody from Wisconsin Hero. They were
[5:55] aware of this evening's meeting and were
invited to come and speak about what we
[5:58] had talked about last time because last
time the
[6:03] the board was leaning towards keeping
them in their agreement but allowing
[6:06] them an out if we could rent it to
somebody else. Um they haven't said yes
[6:11] or no to that, but if that's the option
the board would like to go with, this is
[6:14] what I would present them with saying
this is the option we're going to do
[6:18] outside of just the initial lease in
place.
[6:22] » And that was pretty much the feeling of
of the board members that were here at
[6:26] the last meeting that um
we have a lease and they have to
[6:30] continue to pay the lease, but they have
to at least if they want to get out of
[6:34] it early, allow us opportunity to market
the property.
[6:37] » Go ahead.
>> And I think that's what's in front of us
[6:39] this evening.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I read the email from the
[6:42] attorney. I mean that's I was
>> just making sure with the
[6:47] temporary that we weren't going to
market this and then
[6:52] » then you know a grant would come through
or anything and then we got
[6:56] » people. No, it sounds like they want to
get out of the le as soon as possible.
[7:03] Um then
[7:07] guess what we're looking for is a motion
to approve recommended uh commercial
[7:13] lease adjustment. Is that correct?
>> Yes.
[7:14] » Do you want to call it an adjustment, a
modification or termination?
[7:19] » Call it modification.
>> Yeah. call a lease modification and
[7:24] direct the town administrator and town
legal staff to
[7:29] » address it and execute this
>> accordingly. So, okay. Uh motion to uh
[7:35] approve the uh lease modification as
presented from uh town legal and um
[7:44] direct
>> clerk and town legal to proceed with
[7:49] lease modification as presented. I'll
second the motion.
[7:52] » Motion and second uh to uh execute the
direct town staff to execute the
[7:58] lease modification for the uh heroes.
All in favor say I.
[8:03] » I.
>> I motion passes.
[8:06] » Item 8b consideration of using impact
fees for projects that support.
[8:12] » So I did include again the um Smith kind
of estimate on what the paths and the
[8:18] picks would
Um, the map is still in there with the
[8:23] Cathol and I did include
at least two estimates from the folks I
[8:31] think there's three in there that did
respond to me about how much it would
[8:34] cost to put in a pickle ball court. I
had at least one vendor indicate that we
[8:40] could only fit one in there at a cost of
about 59,000. I had another vendor whose
[8:44] total was
120,000 for two ports. Um,
[8:53] the
[8:56] they the the two or three groups that
we're talking about the pickle ball are
[9:00] they all have different materials. They
all have different standards of types of
[9:04] fencing. Some of them use chain link
fence and others use actual like glass
[9:08] panels
>> pickle glass
[9:09] » pickle glass.
[9:13] None of them seemed overly interested in
putting a pickle ball court in our
[9:18] sports commons to be perfectly honest.
Um
[9:22] they didn't like the wind in our park.
Um they indicated that we would have to
[9:28] have some sort of lighting that would be
nice to have shrubbery around the pickle
[9:31] ball court and that it would be in a
very strange sunken area that's going to
[9:35] have water issues.
>> Don't know if all of that is accurate or
[9:39] not.
[9:42] It seems like there's a solution to the
problem though. They know we're low,
[9:46] right,
>> to to have the courts up. We definitely
[9:48] don't need lights if we don't want to
extend this,
[9:52] » you know, past those hours,
>> right?
[9:54] » Uh
you definitely don't want to be getting
[9:58] quotes though from someone who isn't
excited about the potential.
[10:03] call the village of Heartland to see who
they had their pickle ball courts um put
[10:08] in by. They're going to get us a little
bit more information about who they
[10:11] used, but their pickle ball courts are
relatively new and they're already
[10:13] breaking down and cracking.
>> That's not good.
[10:17] » I'm interested about their concern on
the wind. Um I would feel like we're
[10:22] pretty protected out of the west and
south.
[10:27] » The wind in our park is one of the
reasons why we don't hold our shelter
[10:30] very often. It is windy, so it tunnles
through there.
[10:36] » That will affect pickle ball.
>> Now, if we didn't go with pickle ball,
[10:40] um, and we went with something like a
path, um, currently we have in 2026
[10:45] $323,000
in impact fees. We estimate that next
[10:50] year in 2027, we'll have around 420,000
and that would be enough to do the path.
[10:56] And I just wanted to recap that from the
park survey. was the number one wanted
[11:03] item with 98 and pickle ball was number
two with 62. So
[11:09] » would trees
>> be part of the path?
[11:12] » Was it black wind
>> for the pickle ball?
[11:14] » Yeah.
>> I don't know. They didn't really get
[11:16] into shrubbery too much other than we
need it.
[11:20] » So
>> yeah, I mean so I guess my
[11:26] I I know u paths are a number two,
right? Um,
[11:32] » paths were number one.
>> No, I'm sorry. Number one
[11:35] and the rec center was number three.
>> I was going to say the I guess my
[11:39] question on
the paths at least in how this is
[11:44] sketched.
I'm
[11:48] I'm not sure the expense to make a path
that goes around a park is where the
[11:54] dollars are worth being spent.
>> Right. If you get them to the park,
[11:59] they'll walk in the park would be my
assumption, right? Like so if if what
[12:04] people want is connectivity in pathways,
it's maybe, you know, it's a
[12:08] connectivity to the bike path, it's
connectivity, it's a wider shoulder on
[12:13] this road, that road, whatever. Like I,
you know, the I'm not sure the
[12:18] functionality or use of a you bring up a
great point
[12:21] » of a walkway around a park.
>> I think connectivity is way more
[12:25] exciting,
>> right? connectivity to the existing.
[12:28] » So if we did connectivity only, it would
it would have to benefit primarily the
[12:33] Welsh farm residents. Anything we use
this impact fee funds for would have to
[12:37] directly impact who's paying them.
>> Can't we I mean connectivity to that
[12:42] area would be great, right? I mean I
guess that wouldn't be hard.
[12:47] » Just depends on what connectivity looks
like, right? If you if now you can put
[12:50] like a a bike line along Golf Road. I
don't know if we did let us or if we w
[12:57] if where the county
>> right where the opportunity is
[13:00] » maybe there's another area not even
along the road I don't know where that
[13:04] would be but maybe there's another area
of connectivity
[13:07] » because if you you end up widening E I
mean Wellshshire Farms has a plan to
[13:12] connect to the bike path bike path
connects to E connects to the parks
[13:16] right you can I mean everything you know
when you add a couple links to it we are
[13:21] adding connectivity to everybody
everywhere where including all sharp
[13:24] arms uh you know the so that would be a
consideration
[13:32] » if pickle ball is not a feasible one
right I don't I
[13:36] » I know people want it but I don't want
to
[13:39] » this directly you know for wellshed
farms you know the current plan any more
[13:44] than let's saying connecting maple to
the current path over there just
[13:51] » this would just be something ress that
we don't currently have.
[13:54] » Yeah. I mean, I'd love to see
connectivity throughout everywhere. I
[13:57] think the path here would be great. I
think you bring up a great point. We
[14:00] need to get people to the park first.
Yeah. And and go back and see how to get
[14:06] people here. I can do that.
>> I'd be interested to see that. I I would
[14:10] if we're if we're talking $400,000 to
put a ring around a park. I'm I'm not
[14:14] » like that's a that's a lot of money.
>> Doesn't the gentleman I I might have the
[14:18] wrong name. Chris Smith. Chris, is that
the right name? The gentleman
[14:22] commission board. He seemed very
interested in connecting those.
[14:27] » He's interested in the idea
>> and I've asked him to kind of lead the
[14:32] effort and have not gotten
[14:37] » um I'd also be curious what it would be
if we
[14:42] » walled in the pavilion andor made it a
larger pavilion.
[14:45] » Okay.
>> Right. I mean
[14:46] » connect to
>> if
[14:49] » and then possible
>> yeah because I mean I think
[14:54] » we can't do upgrades. It would have to
be
[14:55] » well billion.
>> Yeah because I think if you're talking
[15:00] approximately $400,000
>> if we've got connectivity
[15:07] great. if we can get an pavilion that
can actually be rented, has sides,
[15:14] potential uh vote location, like
>> big extra use, right?
[15:21] » Um, you know, and and if you're a
farmers market, whatever, right? Um,
[15:28] » like I think those are those are great.
I mean, pickle ball's awesome and all,
[15:32] but like if you're if we're talking
$60,000 to get one in that's
[15:37] deteriorating or similar projects
already deteriorating like that sounds
[15:42] like a skate park headache.
[15:47] » I'm wrong. Right.
>> Bring some more ideas.
[15:49] » I like paths. I like paths a lot and I
like connectivity of the path
[15:55] » and I don't know how we can but even
>> further north on Maple. I mean there's a
[16:02] number of people walking more than ever
walking on Maple
[16:08] » north of the launch. Yeah, I don't know.
>> That might be a stretch, but I can I can
[16:11] I can find out and bring it back um to a
future meeting if that's
[16:14] » Yeah. I mean, even if we start the
connectivity, let's just say to the
[16:18] existing path by uh by Glen Cove.
>> Yeah.
[16:24] you know that that's a great start and
then
[16:27] that's connected all the way
>> because if you end up especially if
[16:31] you've got the if
>> you know he's stretching clearly more
[16:35] than 400 grand but if if part of the
plan is to build the connectivity and we
[16:41] can get
bike path to park to park
[16:47] » right like the one across from
Northshore right I mean you're now
[16:53] You're you're really being able to make
a
[16:57] nice dent in being able to have a
bikable community.
[17:00] » Sure.
>> I'll bring back some stuff.
[17:06] » It's
and I'm certainly still curious to hear
[17:09] what they have to say about a pickle
ball court. But I mean, if it's not
[17:12] » like if it's not feasible and they're
deteriorating and it's
[17:16] » ends up being $120,000 out of 400,000,
like I mean,
[17:20] » we have
Good money spent.
[17:23] » Keep bringing you guys back stuff until
you say that's the one.
[17:26] » Well, well, I mean, quite frankly,
right? Like if you've got the uh
[17:31] » you can do the paint for the pickle ball
court in that parking lot right there.
[17:36] And people want to bring paddles in a
net,
[17:38] » right?
>> That's a flat piece of asphalt and
[17:41] that's that's what we're be adding,
>> right? And if we if we paint it if we
[17:46] create the basketball,
>> right? That's what I'm saying. If you if
[17:49] you if you paint it so so it's there.
>> A set of paddles and the net are like 80
[17:56] bucks because I just looked,
>> you know, or maybe it's 120 bucks.
[18:00] » I mean, it's a portable net and they're
becoming
[18:04] » Yeah.
>> So, you know, I mean, that's it. I would
[18:08] » if it's going to
be a future maintenance problem,
[18:13] » I'd rather it be paint maintenance, not
>> a whole new pad of asphalt.
[18:19] I'll bring you back some more stuff.
>> Just that was just my opinion.
[18:26] » So
item C, update on resident survey.
[18:32] » So I put another updated recap of the
resident survey in there for you. We did
[18:38] not have too many people that uh added
their comments. We still have about a 5%
[18:44] response rate, which is very low.
just a couple things on the back end.
[18:51] Um like what are we going to do next
type of things um future items for town
[18:56] boards meeting for the town board to
address is the communication with
[19:00] residents. We did start a newsletter
called the Delfield quarterly that
[19:05] people can sign up to receive via their
email.
[19:08] » The first one's already out there and
we're going to send the next one out
[19:11] probably closer to July or August. Um we
have to skate park and how we're going
[19:17] to fund it. Most of the residents
indicated they don't want to fund it
[19:21] with taxpayer dollars. They want it to
either be by donations or something
[19:24] else.
[19:27] The last um funds that we received for
the skate park came from Washa County.
[19:32] It was just over $5,000. We are going to
replace a bunch of boards that are
[19:36] approximately $300 a piece. Hopefully,
we're going to do that this summer if we
[19:40] have time, but eventually that 5,000
plus is going to go away and we have to
[19:45] decide whether or not we want to keep
it. Um, the handful of people that are
[19:49] for the skate park, generally speaking,
don't live here. Um, and they they do
[19:56] believe that taxpayers should be put in
the bill for the skate park. So, it
[19:59] might be a hot topic, but only for a few
people and not necessarily the town as a
[20:06] whole. Um,
The garbage collection topic is going to
[20:11] be coming up. We have another new person
contact at GFL that's handling our
[20:16] contract this time around. Since I've
been here, this is the third new person.
[20:21] Our contract ends in the end of 2027.
So, at that point in time, we'll have
[20:27] hopefully the beginning of 2027, more
conversations about garbage and have to
[20:31] ask the residents if they're willing to
pay for up the drive service.
[20:35] up the drive service is absolutely
available. We're not going to tell
[20:38] people that they can't have any, but it
is going to be an additional fee for
[20:44] that.
From what I understand, GFL has made it
[20:48] clear that
the current contract that we have that
[20:52] includes up the drive is going to
probably be the same cost when we reup
[20:57] as without the drive. So, we're not
going to have any cost savings. Um, just
[21:02] so you're aware, I'll have more
information for you guys when
[21:05] » I have cost savings on.
>> So, our
[21:09] pass through is like 11 or sorry, 1,100
1.1 million.
[21:14] » Okay.
>> Our contract will still be 1.1 million
[21:17] or thereabouts, but without up the
drive.
[21:19] » Just to give a little more context, they
don't come down my driveway anyway. If
[21:25] if they don't see my bins, which they
won't,
[21:30] » right? So, I have to meet them halfway
or 3/4 of the way anyway. Otherwise,
[21:34] they don't pick up my garbage.
>> Wow.
[21:37] » It's a common thing on our street for
the
[21:40] » for the ones they can't see. Now, again,
if they can see them,
[21:43] » they do go down,
>> right?
[21:46] » Um, but,
>> you know, that's just been our
[21:49] experience at least when you're when you
do when you do get them, you can just
[21:53] mention, you know, so or I should say
maybe our rates really aren't changing
[21:57] because they're not going down anyway.
Well, they said that they gave us a
[21:59] really great rate when they started and
now that things have changed so much,
[22:03] it's going to be a change for us this
time.
[22:06] » Yeah. Well, let's see the numbers.
>> Yes.
[22:09] » I think people are willing to pay for it
because it's such a convenience. So,
[22:12] » yeah, absolutely.
>> Are we Is it Is it going to be like a
[22:16] county RFP next time or do we know?
>> We don't know yet.
[22:19] » Okay.
>> Yeah.
[22:21] » Um, we're going to continue talking
about the impact fees and how you want
[22:24] to use them. Um, we're going to consider
future waste and brush drop off sites. I
[22:29] do have an email out to the city of
Battlefield. I'm going to start with
[22:32] them and kind of work clockwise to see
if any adjacent communities would be
[22:36] willing to let us use their drop off
sites for a fee. Um, and then we're
[22:41] going to continue doing strong customer
service at the town hall with our 1.5
[22:46] people per day.
>> Nice.
[22:49] » Well, I think I think the other thing to
to mention on the survey is um how
[22:54] divided the town residents are when it
comes to the deer. I mean there's, you
[22:58] know, the one comment here, need to
address the overpopulation of deer in
[23:01] the township. More damage was done this
year than in the eight years we lived
[23:04] here. The deer need to be reduced under
the township plans.
[23:08] And then stop letting people hunt into
their backyards. We have three wounded
[23:12] deer dying our yards this year and never
recovered. Also, two deers with sticking
[23:16] out with them. This is why I moved here
to enjoy the nature of the beauty. I get
[23:19] more phone calls about the deer and more
people come up and complain to me about
[23:23] the deer in the town about it. I tell
them to contact legislator
[23:28] do something about it, but it's going to
be a topic at a future time where we
[23:34] deal with
>> right to let us
[23:40] ac
[23:47] Yeah, we can tell them they're not We
know where they are.
[23:50] » Okay, I guess. Uh I are you familiar
with the city providing mulch for
[23:56] residents? Do they do they
>> So if you go and get it yourself, you
[24:01] get it for free. It has to be on a day
when their drop off site is open
[24:05] » extended only on city or
>> city res and then if you want it
[24:08] delivered to your house, you pay the
delivery fee only.
[24:12] » I think the same thing.
>> The reason they do it that way is
[24:15] because I'm I'm a city res. We pay on
our taxes for this type of stuff. So, um
[24:21] that's why they kind of keep it closer
to our residents over which is why I
[24:25] said we would pay a fee to our res.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
[24:30] » Well, yeah. Because it's kind of silly.
It's just like the deer. Everybody in
[24:34] the every municipality has got their own
deer management program. City's got one.
[24:38] We got one. City of does something.
And you know, with the storms in April,
[24:45] um I saw the city of Okan Milwaukee and
the village of Label, they
[24:51] worked out a deal where city residents
can bring some of their stuff to the
[24:54] village of Waco Bell's brush site. And
it had me thinking, you know, city
[24:58] Delfield's got a brush dump site. Uh
Milwaukee's got one. Village of Portland
[25:04] Heartland's got one. Um why why should
we have to recreate the wheel? You know,
[25:08] if we can figure out how to create an
economy of scale for agree, I think it's
[25:12] an excellent idea and there should be
benefits to everybody involved. talking
[25:16] to GFL too and they're willing to do two
times a year to come to like town hall
[25:21] here maybe in the lower parking area to
do a special like 4hour drop off and
[25:27] bring your stuff and throw out the truck
right away and then so forth. But
[25:30] » is that is that yard waste or is that
just luck?
[25:32] » That would be yard waste. Okay. But it
would be on the next contract
[25:37] » more. I mean that's I I I mean as we get
closer to that we should definitely u
[25:44] get the communication out about the
contract because I know on the like
[25:50] southwest end of the town there's a lot
of steep devices
[25:54] » right
>> well so each of those that we
[25:57] » I was here he wasn't here
>> you weren't born at the time
[26:01] » so each of the items we just talked
about with the resident survey will come
[26:04] back as an individual item so residents
should be looking for those on our
[26:08] agendas as we move forward.
>> And are we closing the res survey at
[26:12] this point? It's not open for Yes.
Please
[26:14] » close it.
>> Right.
[26:17] » All right.
>> It's been open for six months or
[26:21] » nine months since the last
time.
[26:28] » Item 9 A, consideration of the
resolution to approve alcohol beverage
[26:31] licenses for the 2026 2027 license
period.
[26:35] » I would like to bring your attention to
that. have three listed on here. Puck
[26:39] Rub Outfitters,
Nory Wine, and Western Lakes Golf Club.
[26:44] The Milwaukee Yacht Club is not on the
list because they don't actually have a
[26:47] physical building capable of having
liquor sales yet. Once they're able to
[26:53] have a physical building, then the state
will allow them to have a liquor
[26:57] license.
We don't have a waiting list. There's
[27:00] plenty to go around. They're not going
to lose out. And and this I mean this
[27:07] comes up because once they get it it
goes annual.
[27:11] » It's Yeah. It's annual year to year, but
like other communities have a wait list
[27:14] where
>> Yeah. Yeah. No, I mean it's not but it's
[27:17] not like they have a window that they
have to open. They have to
[27:20] » Right. So it's like if they get one in
>> August, it's it would still come re next
[27:26] year. Yeah. At this time,
>> but Okay, that's fine. I'm sure I'm sure
[27:31] they're
>> they'rewareating.
[27:36] » So, it'll be it'll be proated.
>> I will come to you again with that one
[27:41] when it's ready.
>> Oh, trust me, they're on top of
[27:46] » I believe it.
>> So, I just need a resolution to be
[27:51] » u motion to approve alcohol alcohol
beverage licenses for 2026 through 2027
[27:57] licensing period. Uh for for uh Buckro
Outfitters, Nori Wide, and Western Lakes
[28:04] Golf Club.
>> Let's second the motion.
[28:06] » So motion a second to adopt resolution
town resolution number 26-684.
[28:11] All in favor say I.
>> I.
[28:14] Motion passes 30.
Uh item 9B, consideration of the 2027
[28:20] 2028 meeting calendar as in our packet
prepared by
[28:23] » I know it seems a little early that I'm
getting this calendar out, but as we get
[28:27] closer to the November election, I don't
want this to sneak up on us to be like,
[28:31] oh my gosh moment. So I did have both of
our part- timerrs look over this list
[28:36] and make sure that the dates were
accurate for 27 and 28. Um if you want
[28:42] to look this over, approve it next time,
check your schedules, let me know.
[28:45] Otherwise, if you want to put this
and just let me know the ones you won't
[28:48] be able to make it to. I know this is
really far out.
[28:52] » So, you're you're better than I with a
calendar. I don't I don't know where
[28:57] I'll be tomorrow.
>> You guys need some time to look it over.
[29:01] » No, I think I think let's let's
>> let's approve it.
[29:04] » Let's approve it. And, you know, it's
always subject to change, but this is at
[29:07] least a good framework to
>> motion to approve the 2027 through 28
[29:12] meeting calendar. A second motion.
Motion a second to adopt the 20th 2077
[29:17] 2028 meeting calendar. All in favor say
I.
[29:19] » I.
>> I. Opposed. Motion passes 30. Uh item 9
[29:23] C consideration of the 2026 Halloween
date and time to for trick-or-treating
[29:28] official town of Delfield
trick-or-treating. Uh uh in the town of
[29:32] Deloffield uh would be scheduled uh
Saturday, October 31st from 5 to 7 p.m.
[29:39] » We were roasted uh this with our
schedule being four open for four hours.
[29:47] Um that was the most calls we've had all
year. Um so based on feedback on the
[29:52] phone, this was the recommended by staff
to have it be two hours on Halloween.
[29:59] » I don't know if you want change it or
I'm hoping you don't
[30:04] fallatter.
It's a Saturday this year.
[30:07] » Yeah.
>> I could do four to six if you want to
[30:11] but two hours seem to be the
I'm I'm indifferent. I'm fine with five
[30:16] to seven.
>> I mean, it's just Especially it's a
[30:18] weekend. It's five five to seven like
>> Yeah.
[30:22] » You're not going to please everybody.
You're going to have
[30:26] » too short, not early enough. Uh but I'm
fine with 5 to 7.
[30:31] » And the HOAs can always set their own
specific.
[30:34] » Okay.
>> I'll put that on the calendar.
[30:37] I think it's a good thing to mention
just in general because that is where a
[30:40] lot of the trick-or-treating will take
place.
[30:43] » I know we're going to
>> houses are close together.
[30:49] » Um
>> I will be looking for motion.
[30:53] » Yeah. Yeah.
>> Motion to approve 26 Halloween date and
[30:57] time of Saturday, October 31st from 5:00
to 7:00 p.m.
[31:01] » Second.
>> Motion second to approve the trick
[31:04] hours. All in favor say I. I
>> I oppos. Motion passes 30. Announcements
[31:09] of planning items. Um
[31:13] » plan commission meeting next week,
Tuesday, 6:30. Uh border review next
[31:19] Thursday, 4 o'clock. Our minimum is a
two-hour meeting. Uh town board regular
[31:24] meeting on the 23rd of June. Uh and then
the next lens fire and rescue board
[31:29] meeting is Wednesday the 15th at 5
o'clock in the village of Shenikua. And
[31:33] again, the signing of the IMA is going
to be next Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Look
[31:39] for a motion to adjurnn.
>> Motion to second.
[31:42] » Motion second to adjurnn. All in favor
say I. I. Motion passes three. Thank
[31:45] you. 7:13