BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING MINUTES
Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance: Due
to the absence of Chairman Hultquist, Clerk/Treasurer Chapman called the
meeting to order. Present were Supervisors
John Roelandts, Janis Husak, John Koepke and Tom Martin. Also present were Town Attorney William
Chapman, Administrator/Planner Jeffrey Herrmann, Police Chief James Wallis and
Clerk-Treasurer Peggy Chapman. Chairman
Robert Hultquist and Highway Superintendent Owen Salzman were absent and
excused. 6 people were in the audience.
Chapman announced that
nomination of a Chairperson Pro Tem would be done by closed ballot. The Supervisors cast their vote and Clerk
Chapman read the results. Husak 2 and
Roelandts 2. It was announced that
another vote would take place, and if there was still a tie, the Administrator
would appoint a Chairperson Pro Tem. A second set of ballots was read. The results were Husak 3 and Roelandts 1. Chairperson Pro Tem Husak began the meeting
with the Pledge.
Approve Minutes November 6, 2006 Board
Meeting: Roelandts moved to approve the minutes as
submitted. Koepke seconded the
motion. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
Correspondence: None
Comments from the Floor on Agenda items
or any other items: Hans Weissgerber Jr., owner of The Golden Mast stated
that issues came up regarding the restaurant while he was out of the
country. He understood that a Town
Supervisor stated that the Golden Mast should be closed down. Weissgerber hopes that the Board does not
hold the same position as the one Supervisor, and felt that this was an
inconsiderate action on the part of that Supervisor. The least he expects is that the issues would
be taken up with the business rather than with the media. The situation is being dealt with by the
State and the issue will be resolved.
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
a.
John Koepke: None
b.
Thomas Martin:
None
c.
Janis Husak:
None
d.
John Roelandts: None
1. Approve Bartender’s Licenses-Per List: Clerk
Chapman stated that one applicant was approved by the Police Chief and one was
not. Chief Wallis stated that the
applicant was not truthful on his application and therefore was unable to be
approved. The applicant will need to
reapply. Roelandts moved to approve the one applicant meeting the licensing
criteria. Koepke seconded the
motion. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
Respectfully
submitted by
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Peggy S. Chapman, CMC Clerk-Treasurer
Approved on December
4, 2006