The Village of Iola Board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday, July 11, at 5:30 p.m. in the Iola Community Center Senior Room.
Agenda
Call to Order and Open Meeting Statement by President
Roll Call and Pledge of Allegiance
Approval of Minutes from Previous Meetings: June 13Board Meeting, June 13Public Hearing ATV-UTV, June 15Police-Personnel Committee, June 22Special Board Meeting, June 27Public Hearing Liquor License, June 27Special Board Meeting.
General Board Business
2021 Audit presentation by Greg Pitel from Kerber Rose
Annexation and detachment of property for Iola Old Car Show and Randolph T. Stucynski & M. Rass.
Consideration of renaming Senior Room to Community Room
Consideration of raising park fees from $25 for a Village Resident to $50. Non-Village Resident $50 to $75. Fees plus a $25 refundable deposit.
Consideration of Resolution to Declare August 6th, 2022, American Legion Sheveland Taylor Post 14 Day in the Village of Iola.
Committee reports
Protection of Persons and Property Committee: Police Report, Proposed Police Wages Increase
Personnel
Public Property and Streets: (a) Update regarding clerk’s office move & chamber – Clerks’ office has moved, Chamber Office is being worked on, tentative move in date for I-S Chamber is Aug. 1. (b) Update condemnation of properties in the village (legal counsel) – (1) Update on meeting with Knuettle family. (2) Update letter DeSautels Properties: Building Permit has been acquired by Ms. DeSautels for renovations.
Parks: Update on Dog Park, Update on Pickle Ball Court, Chet Krause Park (Dave Harper or Pamela Parks)
Sewer and Water
Library
Finance: Bills
Other business
Correspondence and communications.
Public presentation to/or discuss with the Board: Iola Fire Department and Scandinavia Fire Department are asking for a donation towards fire safety materials.
Any other business that may legally come before the Board
Closed Session (If needed): Adjourn into closed session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(e) deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties, the investing of public funds, or conducting other specified public business, whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session. Following completion of the closed session the regular meeting adjourns. Adjournment