MINUTES
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
November 12th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All Board members and 8 citizens were present.
The minutes from the October 8th, 2020, meeting were read. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Steve Kube seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve, Matthew Kaminski seconded.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
The need for snow plow drivers was brought up, Jason Hoffman acknowledged that he has some contacts that may be a possibility to help.
The topic was brought up about road signs due to citizens asking at the November election on the status of Manske Road and the potential of Faville Road. The Board wants to remind citizens they need to come to the meetings and present their concerns at the meetings rather than bringing them up when they see members of the Board or other citizens that attend meetings outside of that environment. By encouraging citizens to attend the Town Board meetings, they can bring these topics up in the Public Input agenda items and voice their concerns at that time. Jason Hoffman will have county come look at the two areas and verify if signage is needed.
The Rural Insurance representative was in contact with Kathy Redmer - they are willing to come out to the meeting or be contacted at anytime if we have any questions.
Discussion was brought about regarding property taxes this year and if the Town of Milford was going to participate in normal processes of collection due to COVID pandemic. Steve Kube made a motion to announce that all property taxes will be collected via USPS mail, Jason Hoffman seconded the motion, and the motion passed. There will be no announced times where the Treasurer will be meeting with citizens to pay property taxes in December/January – all property taxes will be paid by citizens via the USPS mailing to the Treasurer, Kathy Redmer.
Matt Kaminski gave an update regarding UTVs and usage within our township. He stated that it seems it will be going through at the county level in early 2021.
The Annual Budget Meeting was announced for November 30th, 2020 at 7pm.
David Messmer was appointed by the Chairman, Matt Kaminski as the newest member of the Planning Commission.
Jason Hoffman brought to discussion that we are in need of a snow plow truck for the Town of Milford. Matt Kaminski made a motion to give Jason up to $60,000 to buy a truck. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed.
Fire Reports (0) and Zoning Documents (0) were reviewed.
A driveway permit for Navan Road was received and reviewed. Jason Hoffman made a motion to approve, and Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed.
An operator license application was reviewed from Crawfish Junction for Luke Davison. Jason Hoffman made a motion to approve, Matt Kaminski seconded the motion and the motion passed.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 8:09pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
October 8th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All Board members and 6 citizens were present.
The minutes from the September 10th, 2020, meeting were read. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve and Matt Kaminski seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve, Steve Kube seconded.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
Jason Hoffman updated that he has received quotes for the various tree removals around the township, we should start to see the problem areas cleaned up.
Jason Hoffman added the township will need to rent the brush mower again for the ditches to be cleaned up, he will be obtaining a quote in the next month.
Fire Reports (0) and Zoning Documents (0) were reviewed.
All permits and Licenses requests were reviewed. There was one operator’s license application for Crawfish Junction, and two for Hubbleton Inn. All were approved with a motion from Jason Hoffman and a second by Steve Kube.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 7:56pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
September 10th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All Board members and 8 citizens were present.
The minutes from the August 13th, 2020, meeting were read. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve and Jason Hoffman seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve, Matt Kaminski seconded.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
Steve Kube asked if anyone had come forward showing interest for the open position of the Planning Commission. Matt Kaminski stated that he was going to be getting with Rodger Zimmerman and David Messmer and pursue their interest in the position as well as ask them some questions to then make a decision for appointment.
Trisha Miller reminded that postings were put up on the website about the Planning Commission position and that Poll Workers are needed for the Town of Milford.
Discussion was made about snow plowing for this coming season. Greg Redmer had suggested a few names that he had spoken to for interest.
Discussion was also made about various trees around the township that are in need to be taken down by a company. Jason Hoffman was going to be following up and asking around for some quotes.
Fire Reports (1) and Zoning Documents (0) were reviewed.
All permits and Licenses requests were reviewed. There were two operators License application for Crawfish Junction which was approved with a motion from Jason Hoffman and a second by Matthew Kaminski.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 8:06pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
August 13th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All Board members and 11 citizens were present.
The minutes from the July 9th, 2020, meeting were read. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve and Jason Hoffman seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Jason Hoffman. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve, Steve Kube seconded.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
Trisha Miller noted that postings were put up on the website about the Planning Commission position and that Poll Workers are needed for the Town of Milford.
Tammy Chwala asked about the annual permit request for the Jefferson County Snowmobile Alliance Event at River’s Bend. The permit this year requested was for the picnic and fireworks. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve the permits request and Steve Kube seconded.
Brad Colder, the Johnson Creek Village Administrator was in attendance and just wanted to introduce himself. He informed us that the Johnson Creek Fire Department budget would be received in the next few weeks via email.
Clem Mess mentioned that a really nice job was done on the repair to the culvert on Navan road.
Steve Kube requested the report for the expense budget for analyzation, Trisha Miller responded the Board will receive in the next few days.
Fire Reports (2) and Zoning Documents (0) were reviewed.
All permits and Licenses requests were reviewed. There was one operators License application for the Bennett Barn, and one for Harryz Boondocks. Both were approved with a motion b Jason Hoffman and a second by Steve Kube.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 7:56pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
July 9th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All board members and 11 citizens were present.
The minutes from the June 11th, 2020, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Jason Hoffman seconded motion.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve Steve Kube seconded the motion.
Public Input items were discussed.
Kathy Redmer brought up the possibility of government monies to municipalities who care for cemeteries with Veterans grave sites.
Donald Hepp has resigned from the Planning Commission, so we will be looking for a replacement to be appointed by the Town Chairman.
Scott Schultz wanted to mention how great of a job he felt the township has done with all the road work this year – between all the culverts and road shoulders, he stated it is nice to see that we are making things look nice again.
Lynette Pauli had inquired for the board to look at one of the culverts on French Road that is a safety concern with the gravel that was put there – she feels it is a hazard if someone happens to veer off the road at that point in the road, the stones will cause an accident.
The review of one zoning document had taken place. The application for Eggert Acres LLC for a Rezoning of PIN#020-0814-2133-000 his rezoning is to change 3 acres from A1 to A3 and about 8 acres from A1 to N, this property is located at W6334 West Road. This was explained by Charles Eggert, and then discussed and reviewed. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve this rezoning application, and Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed.
The operator’s license applications received from the Bennett Barn were reviewed and approved. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve all 8 operators license applications received, Jason Hoffman seconded the motion, the motion passed.
Road Signage on Englehart Road (heavy trucks), West Road (dead end), Manske Road (regarding hidden driveway/children at play), and downtown Milford (no engine braking) was followed up on. Jason Hoffman made a mention that they are all ordered and should be up within 3 weeks per the county.
Fire/EMS Reports were read (3) and reviewed.
The listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 7:55pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
June 11th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All board members and 17 citizens were present.
The minutes from the April 9th, 2020, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Steve Kube seconded motion.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve Jason Hoffman seconded the motion.
Public Input items were discussed.
Road Repairs Update: North South Lane will be completed in 2020. Prairie Lane off of HWY G has been completed. Citizens that live on Manske Road discussed the need for a bridge out/road closed sign to be placed at Manske Road and A due to the bridge being out on Q and all the increased traffic that has occurred due to the closure. Jason Hoffman said he would mention it to our representative at county to see what can be done. The same citizen informed the members of the meeting of a child being involved in an accident on Manske Road due to people driving too fast, and his concern for some signage reflecting that (slow children at play or hidden driveway). It was also stressed this was brought to the previous board a few years ago, but nothing has been addressed, and there is an obvious need for this signage. Jason Hoffman will speak with the county and see what can be done.
A citizen requested there be ATV signs be placed on Manske Road because many ATVs/UTVs are driving on the road. The board suggested to go to county and request this, the Town of Milford has already decided in previous meetings they will act once county agrees first. The citizens were reminded again that county is responsible for all of our township signage and that everything goes through them and is approved by them.
Steve Kube mentioned road closed signs that will be seen for Manske Road and French Road for culvert replacements, please abide by the construction workers requests and do not use these roads at this time while working on culverts because drivers will not be able to pass through these roads when the cross road culverts are being replaced.
The review of three zoning documents had taken place. The application for Jacob Schepp for Variance & Conditional Use Request (storage structure) – W7075 Main Street PIN#020-0814-0613-008 was discussed and reviewed. Steve Kube motioned to approve the variance request, Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve the condition use request, and Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed.
The application of Eggert Acres LLC for a Rezoning of PIN#020-0814-2133-000 8.2 acre from A-1 off of West Road was explained by Charles Eggert, and then discussed and reviewed.
All of the 2020-2021 liquor license and operators license applications were reviewed. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve all 2020-2021 liquor license and operators license applications received, Matt Kaminski seconded the motion, the motion passed.
Fireworks permit requests by River’s Bend, Linda’s Lookout, and Harry’s Boondocks were all reviewed. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve, and Steve Kube seconded the motion, the motion passed.
Road Signage on Englehart Road (heavy trucks), West Road (dead end), and downtown Milford (no engine braking) was discussed, Matt Kaminski motioned to approve all signs discussed on these roads, and Jason Hoffman seconded the motion, the motion passed.
Jason Hoffman brought up the need for a small equipment purchase of a shoulder maintainer that will cost about $3600.00. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve this purchase, and Matt Kaminski seconded the motion and the motion passed.
Noxious weed commissioner appointment for June 2020-April 2021 was discussed. The previous commissioner has respectfully declined a second term. Steve Kube volunteered to be the new noxious weed commission for the discussed term. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve the appointment of Steve Kube as the Weed Commissioner, Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed.
The listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Jason Hoffman to adjourn the meeting. Matt Kaminski seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 8:14 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
May 14th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All board members and 4 citizens were present.
The minutes from the April 9th, 2020, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Jason Hoffman seconded motion.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Jason Hoffman motioned to approve Matt Kaminski seconded the motion.
Public Input items were discussed. Linda Funk had submitted via email to the board a letter requesting that it be considered by the board to lower fees for the 2020-2021 liquor licenses for all of the township taverns due to the recent economic and social pandemic that has been occurring. The board discussed and decided to uphold the current fee schedule into the 2020-2021 liquor license year to the same fees that have been in the past.
Jason Hoffman had been contacted by Harold Zirbel regarding the boat launch @ Hubbleton. The previous board had agreed to help fund a partial portion of this project up to $500 upon completion. The current board agreed, once this project is completed, the Town of Milford will pay up to $500 to the vendor completing this project upon receipt of a bill presented to the board.
The canoe launch on Olsen Road was discussed – citizens are using this launch as a small boat launch with vehicles and trailers being parked along Olsen Road. This is not acceptable, signage and a barricade will be put up by the township to help prevent this in the future.
Trisha Miller verified with board members that Culvert Aid monies that are applied for the 2019-2020 season (received in 2021) need to be applied for by 6/30/20, therefore all billings and culvert work needs to be turned in and completed by 5/31/20 in order to properly apply for Culvert Aid.
Kathy Redmer submitted to the board for signatures by the chairman an overdraft protection automatic transfer form for the Bank of Lake Mills. This is to protect the town of any overdraft fees that may occur by performing an automatic transfer from one account to the other at the Bank of Lake Mills in the event of an overdraft to occur.
The 2020 Road Maintenance budget was discussed to inform the township that it is possible that the board may need to obtain a Road Maintenance loan this year due to the amount of road maintenance that needs to occur to obtain more road aid from the state. In the two previous years (2018 in particular), the township did not spend enough of their own funds in road maintenance, therefore in order to receive proper road aid from the state for the year 2022, the town of Milford needs to spend an additional $25,000 above and beyond the normal 2020 requirements of expenditures in road maintenance in order to be eligible to receive additional funds close to the amount of $50,000.
The Annual Meeting had been postponed to May 19th, 2020 due to the safer at home orders from Gov Evers. Matt Kaminski motioned to move that postponed date to June 2nd, 2020 which is after the safer at home order is lifted. Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed.
The 2020 Road Maintenance Bids received were read by Jason Hoffman and reviewed by the board. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve, and Jason Hoffman seconded all bids presented.
The listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 8:17 pm.
Respectfully submitted, Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
April 9th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All board members and 3 citizens were present.
The minutes from the March 12th, 2020, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Steve Kube seconded motion.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve, Steve Kube seconded the motion.
Jason Hoffman mentioned road inspections have taken place for 2020.
LRIP application was approved.
Culvert quote was submitted by CJP Excavating, the Town Board is expecting a second culvert professional quote as well. Notice will be put up on the Town of Milford website regarding road closings on Church and Finder on Saturday, April 25th due to culvert repair.
The listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
It was implemented by the Town Board that a proclamation due to emergency conditions where the Chair of the township can adopt items of concern (such as paying bills or restricting access to the town public facilities). The official documents will be instilled after the state of emergency we are currently in and once business is back to normal.
It was determined and discussed that for the safety of the community and township, any future Town of Milford Board Meetings or Planning Commission Meetings that would normally occur during the safer at home order(s) declared by Gov. Evers or higher powers at hand of the government of the United States of America will be postponed unless it is deemed an essential critical business matter that needs to be addressed or voted on by the Town Board.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 8:09 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
March 12th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All board members and 17 citizens were present.
The minutes from the February 13th, 2020, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Steve Kube seconded motion.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve, Jason Hoffman seconded the motion.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
-Trisha Miller mentioned the reminder of Election day is 4/7/20.
-Trisha Miller also made a mention of handicap accessibility at the Town Hall – there is a problem at the front door as well as no restroom facilities on the first floor. Jeff Ziebell mentioned a rough estimate of $25,000 for a restroom to be added to the first floor, Greg Redmer suggested a handicap porta-potty to be rented for each election as other small municipalities do so if needed. Due to cost of adding a bathroom, it was decided to obtain a quote for a porta-potty and to have a handicap accessible one available every election here going forward. Jason Hoffman will build a ramp to correct the front entrance.
-Jeff Ziebell mentioned that the front flag that needs to be replaced will be replaced by a donation from the Ziebell family as in the past in memory of his father Theodore Ziebell.
-Kathy Redmer reminded public of dog licenses due April 1st– Stacy Kube brought up the idea of a different way of contacting dog owners as a reminder because she did not receive her dog license. It was mentioned that a reminder is on the Town of Milford Newsletter as well as the Dog License Application which goes out with all land owners in the tax bills every year. It was also mentioned that it states landowners are to forward the application to renters if applicable.
-Donald Hepp brought up ATV/UTV – Jason spoke about how a few months back the decision was made by the Board that it will be county’s decision and we will uphold their decisions within the township as well – Jeff Ziebell mentioned they have – Steve Kube suggested to address the ATV/UTV ordinance in one more year, unless Jefferson county changes their decision before that time.
-Jason Hoffman stated the furnace was maintained and per the vendor, it is in good working order.
Planning Commission Update Plan was discussed – it was verified the terms of service and that re-appointment needs to occur in April of 2021. We will be posting online and at the town hall and at future elections in hopes to receive interest by the public to be a member of the planning commission for the next term.
The salt/ sand purchase for 2020-2021 season was discussed – final decision will be tabled until next meeting after quotes are received by Steve Kube to verify the expected rates that were discussed in the meeting.
The tree removal concerns were updated by Jason Hoffman and he presented the quotes he was given – the cheapest bid was chosen and all the trees discussed will be taken care of on Finder Road, West Road, French Road, among a few sporadic others around the township.
The operators license for Mitchell Moldenhauer for Harryz Boondocks was reviewed and denied by the town board due to cases on applicants record in correlation to being an operator.
Fire Reports (3) were reviewed and there were no Zoning Documents to be reviewed.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matthew Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 8:24 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
February 13th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All board members and 8 citizens were present.
The minutes from the January 9th, 2019, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Matt Kaminski motioned to approve and Steve Kube seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Steve Kube motioned to approve, Matt Kaminski seconded the motion.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
-Trisha Miller reminded of 2/18/20 Election 7am-8pm
-Dave Messmer was in attendance and he mentioned he is willing to be in the running for the planning commission committee when the time comes, discussion will continue at next month’s meeting regarding planning commission terms
-Steve Duwe attended the focus group agriculture comprehensive plan – he mentioned there was good discussions about the promotion of agriculture land and where the county is going in the future as far as planning/development
-Matt Kaminski attended a focus group regarding the development of municipalities in Jefferson County – general consensus was keep it what it is now is the current plan of development
-Kathy Redmer brought up the flag in the front of the town hall needs to be desperately replaced and that it is falling apart due to weathering and age, this action was agreed upon by the citizens and board
The salt purchase for 2020-2021 season was discussed, it was mentioned that it is cheaper to purchase from the state than from the county as we currently have been doing (by about $30 a ton). Jason Hoffman motioned that Steve Kube will head this project and research on it to be sure we are getting the best price at the right time from the right vendor for the 2020-2021 season, Matt Kaminski seconded the motion.
Discussion was made of the tree removal request from Tim Slavens on French Road from his original request from 3/18/19 to the town board, after discussions it was found this job will require obtaining a bid from a licensed/insured vendor. It was also discussed there are many other trees along a few other roads in the township (Finder Road, West Road, etc) that also need to be removed in the right of way areas that could possibly be included in this bid out on French Road. Steve Kube motioned that Jason Hoffman will head this project and research on it to obtain bids and completion of tree removals. Matt Kaminski seconded the motion.
The operators license for Joshua Zirbel for Harryz Boondocks was reviewed and denied by the town board due to cases on applicants record in correlation to being an operator.
Fire Reports (3) were reviewed and there were no Zoning Documents to be reviewed.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Steve Kube to adjourn the meeting. Jason Hoffman seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Mathew Kaminski at 8:07 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
January 9th, 2020
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Supervisor Jason Hoffman. Supervisors Steve Kube, Jason Hoffman and 11 citizens were present.
The minutes from the December 12th, 2019, meeting were read by Trisha Miller. Steve Kube motioned to approve and Jason Hoffman seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Steve Kube motioned to approve, Jason Hoffman seconded.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
-West Road Culvert & Klein Lane & Prairie Lane & Church Road replacement.
-Jill Hutchins, Mary Ann Hepp, Merrylin Nehls, & Gayle Medenwaldt were appointed for poll workers for 2020-2021 calendar years. Jason Hoffman motioned to approved and Steve Kube Seconded.
Fire Reports (2) were reviewed and there were no Zoning Documents to be reviewed.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Jason Hoffman to adjourn the meeting. Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Jason Hoffman at 7:43 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk
MINUTES OF THE TOWN OF MILFORD BOARD MEETING
December 12th, 2019
The Board meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Matt Kaminski. All Board Members and 9 citizens were present.
The minutes from the November 14thh, 2019, meeting were read. Steve Kube motioned to approve and Matt Kaminski seconded.
The treasurer’s report was read by Kathy Redmer. Matthew Kaminski motioned to approve, Steve Kube seconded.
For Public Input, the following items were discussed:
-Matt Kaminski had called Brian Ukavich concerning the LRIP application status of the approval, Brian stated he had not had a chance to review it yet.
Fire Reports were reviewed and there were no Zoning Documents to be reviewed.
The driveway permit/culvert application from John Michael Homes for the Holz property on Hwy Q was discussed. Since the driveway will be on a county road, this application needs to be filed with the county, rather than the township. Steve Duwe will call and explain this to the owner and return the paperwork to them. The $100 fee collected will be returned to John Michael Homes.
Correspondence received and the listing of bills to be paid were reviewed.
There was no other business according to law presented or discussed.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Matt Kaminski to adjourn the meeting. Steve Kube seconded the motion and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned by Matthew Kaminski at 7:45pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Trisha Q Miller, Clerk