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JOINT REVIEW BOARD Thursday July 23, 2026 8:00 AM at City Hall Members Present: David Frohling (Dodge County, Board Chair), Dave Beal (Dodgeland School Board President), Josh Nichols (City of Juneau, Resident), Tara Wendt (Moraine Park Technical College, Meagan Buchda (City of Juneau, Clerk/Treasurer) Members Absent: Jane Fude (City of Juneau, Mayor) Also Present: None 1. Called to order at 8:00am 2. Nominates and selection of Public Member to Joint Review Board. Josh Nichols nominated by Frohling, seconded by Wendt. Motion by Nichols seconded by Wendt to nominate Nichols as the Public Member. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Nominations and selection of Joint Review Board Chair. Dave Beal nominated by Buchda, seconded by Frohling. Motion by Buchda seconded by Frohling to nominate Beal as Joint Review Board Chair. Motion passed unanimously. 4. Approve prior minutes from July 16, 2025. Motion by Nichols, seconded by Frohling. Motion carried. 5. Review of annual report TID #4 Meagan Buchda presented everyone with the 2025 financials and reviewed the year end fund balance. Fund is in a positive position at the end of 2025, due to completing long term debt. The TIF has since cleared out its advance from the City. Clerk/Treasurer stated that 2025 realized an increase of increment to $328,056 from the $274,145 recognized in 2024. This is an increase of $53,911. No questions were asked in regard to the 2025 annual report. 6. Review prior and current year changes to TID #4 The 2025 Real Estate Valuation Summary shows there was an improvement value of $3,322,300. For the tax year 2025, the district saw an increase of current year TID value from the 2018 base value of $17,270,800 to $26,230,300 resulting in tax increment of $328,056. Whisker purchased 2 parcels. Parcel 1 = 2.438 and Parcel 2 = 2.283. They have expanded their parking lot and have future plans to develop potential warehouses. Buchda discussed future plans of creating TID #5. The City is currently working with MSA Professional Services for direction on what is best for the City. We are waiting on a Developers Agreement from a potential developer located on the North end of the City. The City may expand TID #4 to include additional parcels for development right outside of the current boundary for single family housing/duplexes. The current TIF percentage is close to capacity of 12% (roughly 9.4%). The City will decide what to pursue when Developer Agreements and final plans are in place. 7. Adjourn Motion by Wendt, seconded by Frohling to adjourn the meeting at 8:12am. Motion carried. Minutes reported by: Meagan Buchda, Clerk/Treasurer