Joint Public Works and Parks Development Committee Regular Meeting Agenda Packet (PDF)

Agenda – Parks Development Committee 12:40 PM 07/29/26 JOINT PUBLIC WORKS AND PARKS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Plover Municipal Center Board Room 2400 Post Road Plover, WI Monday, August 3, 2026 5:00 PM 1. Call to order 2. Approval of the minutes of the Parks Development Committee meeting of June 29, 2026 as printed 3. Approval of the minutes of the Public Works Committee meeting of February 16, 2026 as printed 4. Persons wishing to address the Committee Discussion with possible action on the following: 5. Ordinance 8-10-26 – Chapter 401: Parks and Recreation – updating off-road vehicles and pet restrictions 6. Adjournment of the Public Works Committee subject to call of the chair 7. Final Parks Signage Design 8. Pacawa Park Fitness Playground 9. Adjournment of the Parks Development Committee subject to call of the chair NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a majority of the members of the Village Board may attend this meeting to gather information about a subject over which they have decision-making authority. VILLAGE OF PLOVER PARKS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE June 29, 2026 4:30 p.m. Members Present: Ross Ballard, Janet Barber, Darcy Grabski, Mike Helmrick, Larry Schweitz Members Excused: Kevin Reimer Members Unexcused: Adam Raabe Others Present: Steve Kunst, Gary Wolf, Julia Mann, Adam DeKleyn, Karmen Anderson, Scott Klemm, Jake Hainzlsperger, Jasmine Barclift 1. Mr. Ballard called the meeting to order at 4:30pm. 2. Mr. Helmrick made a motion, seconded by Mr. Schweitz, to approve the minutes of the Parks Development Committee meeting of April 15, 2026, as printed. Motion carried. 3. There were no persons wishing to address the Committee. Discussion with possible action on the following: 4. Setting regular meeting date for Parks Development Committee Discussion ensued regarding setting a regular meeting date for the Committee. All agreed that Monday was an acceptable day to meet, with flexibility on the time. Mr. Ballard would like to meet at least once per quarter. Mr. Helmrick questioned if the meetings could be scheduled ahead of time; the Community Development Department will look into it. 5. Pacawa Christmas Walk Updates Ms. Grabski is heading the Pacawa Christmas Walk and asked for additional volunteers. The committee discussed the cost to sponsor the light poles, with the general idea that the amount should be between $50-$100 per pole. They discussed how to assign poles, numbering the poles, and the idea of “first come, first served” for those who wish to sponsor a pole. Ms. Grabski will continue to work on the sponsor guidelines and coordinate with the Public Works Department on the size of the space assigned to sponsors, as well as other activities that might occur during the Christmas Walk. 6. Dan R. Mahoney Conservancy – driveway and parking lot update Mr. Klemm advised that the Public Works Department has installed a driveway and small parking area at the Dan R. Mahoney Conservancy site, as well as planted 62 trees, the cost of which was covered by tree removal at the Olive Garden site as well as the WPS easement. The driveway and parking area will be paved later this summer, and they still hope to install a small shelter in the future. 7. New Parks Signage Mr. Hainzlsperger presented the potential new signs for Village parks, including pricing. The signs, including sizing, composition, and color, were discussed. Public Works expects to purchase between 18 to 22 new signs, which they will install themselves. They recommend not having lighted signs, as none of the park signs currently in the Village are lighted. There was discussion regarding the potential signs, with most agreeing that the less costly signs were favorable, and that dark brown and green colors were preferred. Public Works will have the designs redone in the preferred colors and bring them back to the committee in the future for selection. 8. Reports a. Public Works Manager Mr. Klemm went over his report and highlighted several Public Works projects, including the future installation of new exercise equipment near the play system and new tee boxes on the disc golf course at the Little Plover River Park, as well as working on IT and wireless upgrades for cameras at Lake Pacawa Park. 9. Ms. Grabski moved to adjourn at 5:21 pm, with a second by Mr. Helmrick. Motion carried. Submitted by Jasmine Barclift Public Works Committee 1/16/26 Village of Plover Public Works Committee Wednesday, February 16, 2026 5:00 p.m. Members Present: Adam Raabe, Tim Durigan, Steve Fritz, Al Tessmann Others Present: Gary Wolf, Scott Klemm, Julia Mann, Adam DeKleyn, Karmen Anderson, Ross Ballard, Matt Saloun, Tammy Wojtalewicz, Remotely: Dustin Vreeland – Vreeland Assoc. 1. Mr. Raabe called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. 2. Mr. Fritz motioned and Mr. Tessmann seconded to approve the minutes of January 19, 2026, as printed. Motion carried. 3. There were no persons wishing to address the committee. 4. ROAD PLANS – GREEN TREE FARM SUBDIVISION – GREEN TREE CONSTRUCTION INC – PLEASANT DRIVE / CTH R (PIN: 173230826-16.04) Mr. Klemm reviewed the request along with the conditions of approval as noted in his memo included with the meeting packet. The Public Works Department recommends approval with the recommended conditions. ***RECOMMENDATION TO VILLAGE BOARD*** Mr. Tessmann motioned and Mr. Fritz seconded to approve Road Plans – Green Tree Farm Subdivision – Green Tree Construction Inc – Pleasant Drive / CTH R (PIN: 173230826-16.04) with the noted conditions. Motion carried. 5. PRESENTATION – NEW DE-ICING MATERIAL Mr. Klemm updated the committee on the status of the trial/testing of the new de- icer. He noted the benefits of the product such as more environmentally friendly, less corrosive, and works at lower temperatures than salt. Mr. Klemm is very familiar with the product from his time working in Colorado, where it is used regularly. Other municipalities have expressed interest as well which may help reduce costs. The material also has quicker and longer melting times. They are still in the evaluation stage to deciding if they want to convert over. This item is for information only. No action needed by the committee. 6. REPORTS a. PUBLIC WORKS MANAGER b. BUILDING MANAGER Public Works Committee 1/16/26 Mr. Klemm reviewed his reports. Copy attached. He noted the ice rink closed Friday afternoon. With the cooler weather expected this week they may be able to re-open them again. March 3 is opening bids for street projects. He and Ms. Anderson are working on the Arbor Day and Earth Day events. They are getting donations from Don Jochman, Green Thumb, and Dennis Zblewski to help with those events. He credited Ms. Anderson with getting funding to help with the conservancy roadway and parking lot. They are finalizing the Public Works remodels. A time lock will be added to the Worzella shelter this year to avoid issues with keys. They are working on the final stages of the installation of the adult changing table at Lake Pacawa. Funding for that came from the Lake Pacawa 5K Run and a grant from Mid- State Independent Living. Mr. Fritz moved and Mr. Durigan seconded to accept the reports. Motion carried. 7. Mr. Durigan motioned and Mr. Tessmann seconded to adjourn at 5:12 p.m. Motion carried. Respectfully Submitted by Tammy Wojtalewicz, Village Clerk Village of Plover Staff Report Village Board, Public Works Committee, And Parks Committee Submitted by: Scott Klemm, Public Works Manager Date: August 3rd, 2026 Subject: Approval of Ordinance No. 8-10-26 Background: Due to increased bike, e-bike, scooter, and e-scooter usage in the parks and pets in the park at major events the Village of Plover Public Works Department is looking to amend Chapter 401: Parks and Recreation to include changes to the current ordinance to increase the safety and enjoyment of the attendees at Village approved special events or assemblies. Public Works supports the amendments and recommends approval. Exhibits to include: • Exhibit 1: Draft Chapter 401 with changes in red • Exhibit 2: Copy of Ordinance No. 8-10-26 Village of Plover Municipal Code Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation August X, 2026 Page 1 of 5 Chapter 401 PARKS AND RECREATION [HISTORY: Adopted by the Village Board of the Village of Plover 6-4-1985 as Ch. 19, Subchapter I of the 1985 Code. Amendments where noted where applicable.] [Amended by Ord. No. 1-21] Ord. No. 12-12-25 – Amend §401-2(F) to allow for food truck vendors in Lake Pacawa Park. (Adopted by Village Board 12/17/25) Ord. No. X-X-XX - Amend §401-5 to prohibit pets during special events/public assemblies and amend §401-10 to prohibit electric bicycles and scooters in public parks and during special events/public assemblies. GENERAL REFERENCES Amusement devices and arcades — See Ch. 185. Boating — See Ch. 204. Intoxicating liquor and fermented malt beverages — See Ch. 328. Parades, carnivals and exhibitions — See Ch. 397. Vehicles and Traffic – See Ch. 496 § 401-1. Park management. The Public Works Manager shall be responsible for the day -to-day operation of Village parks in accordance with policies established by the Public Works Committee and the Village Board. § 401-2. Unlawful conduct. [Amended by Ord. No. 6-10] It shall be unlawful for any person to commit any of the following acts in or upon any public park or recreational park in a mobile home park within the Village: A. Vandalism. To soil, deface, injure, remove, damage, upset or destroy any building, fence, fountain, bench, table, receptacle, fireplace, tree, bush, flower or other object situated, used or kept upon park grounds. B. Fires. To build any fire, except in grills or fireplaces provided for that purpose. No person shall leave any fire unattended, and all fires shall be extinguished before leaving the area. C. Litter. To leave, throw or break any bottle, box, refuse or other object, except in clearly marked refuse receptacles provided for that purpose, or throw, discharge or otherwise place or cause to be placed in the waters of any fountain, pond, lake, stream, river or other body of water or on the ice thereof in or adjacent to any park any substance, matter or thing, liquid or solid, which will or may result in the pollution of said waters. Where receptacles for rubbish are not provided, all waste shall be carried away from the park by the person responsible for it. D. Fireworks. To set off fireworks of any kind, except when a public display permit has been Village of Plover Municipal Code Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation August X, 2026 Page 2 of 5 issued by the Village President pursuant to § 406-7 of this Code. E. Games. To engage in any athletic contest, game or activity, except in areas specifically designated for such activity, whereby large areas of public grounds are usurped by t he participants to the exclusion and at the peril of injury to others. Where the Public Works Committee designates a ball field by a sign that such field is intended to be used by youths 12 years of age and younger, the Village Police is authorized to, among other things, remove the individuals and/or groups from the field when a ball goes onto or over any adjacent public street. F. Sales. To vend, sell or offer for sale any food, beverage or other commodity or article to the public within any park without written authorization from the Public Works Committee. [Amended by Ord. No. 12-12-25] 1) Exceptions. a. Lake Pacawa Park. Food truck vendors are permitted to sell in the designated area shown in Attachment A and with the following conditions: i. Operators shall apply for and obtain an annual permit from the Village and acquire a day use permit for each individual day of sale in the park. ii. No additional signage or promotional material is permitted anywhere on park grounds. Signage is limited to the direct vicinity of the truck within the rental space. G. Rules. To fail, refuse or neglect to obey the regularly posted rules and regulations of the Village Board or the Public Works Committee for the use or enjoyment of any facilities. H. Molesting animals. To molest, disturb, chase or throw objects at any animal or bird within any park. I. Signs. To paste, glue, tack or otherwise post any sign, placard or advertisement or solicit business of any nature in any park without written authorization from the Parks and Recreation Director. J. Disorderly conduct. To engage in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or other disorderly conduct under circumstances in which such conduct tends to cause or provoke a disturbance, endangers other persons or property, or interferes with the use of the park by others. K. Tent stakes. To pound or drive into the ground any metal, plastic or wooden stake, except for Village and registered nonprofit organizations. The Public Works Department shall be notified five working days prior to staking. [Added by Ord. No. 8-95] § 401-3. Use of facilities and hours of operation. [Amended by Ord. No. 12-92] A. Shelter houses, baseball diamonds and the Korean War Memorial Island/Causeway located at Lake Pacawa shall be available for use by the general public commencing the last Friday in April and terminating the third Sunday in October. Shelter houses and the Korean War Memorial Island/Causeway shall be open at 10:00 a.m. and closed at 11:00 p.m., with the Village of Plover Municipal Code Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation August X, 2026 Page 3 of 5 exception of Veterans Memorial Park and Woyak Community Sports Complex, which shall remain open until 12:00 midnight. [Amended by Ord. No. 30-92; Ord. No. 22-94] B. All parks shall be closed to the general public from 12:00 midnight to sunrise, and it shall be unlawful for any person or group to occupy or be present in any park during hours in which the park is not open to the public, except where permission in writing has been granted by the Public Works Committee for a group to conduct an activity or use spec ific facilities or buildings for an activity which extends beyond the regular closing hours. C. Any park or part thereof may be declared closed to the public by the Public Works Committee at any time and for any interval of time, either temporarily or at regular or stated intervals. It shall be unlawful for any person to enter or be present in any park or portion thereof which has been closed to the public. Worzella Pines Shelter. [Added by Ord. No. 1-99; Deleted by Ord. No. 1-21] § 401-4. Korean War Veterans' Memorial Causeway and Island [Added by Ord. No. 20-97] A. Activities prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person to participate in any action in or upon the Korean War Veterans' Memorial Causeway or Island other than pedestrian traffic. Prohibited activities/uses include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) Fishing. (2) Swimming. (3) Bicycling. (4) Rollerblading and skateboarding. (5) Animals. (6) Sports activities. (7) Use or viewing of fireworks. B. Penalty. Any person who shall violate any provisions of this section shall be subject to a forfeiture of not less than $25 nor more than $200. § 401-5. Pets [Amended by Ord. No. 18-93; X-X-XX] A. Prohibition against animals in public grounds and facilities. An owner or person having control of any dog or any other animal shall not permit said dog or other animal to enter into or be upon any playing field, spectator area, picnic area, park building , or Village approved special events or public assemblies. B. Memorial Park and Sports Complex. No dog or other animal shall be permitted in Veterans Memorial Park or Woyak Community Sports Complex at any time. C. Exemptions. (1) Guide or signal dogs or any other animal trained to guide a person with disabilities is exempt from this section. Village of Plover Municipal Code Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation August X, 2026 Page 4 of 5 (2) Domestic pets may be permitted on roads, trails, or other areas roads and trails where expressly permitted, or in other areas where they will not interfere with the use of parks by other persons, but must be kept on a leash not more than eight feet long. § 401-6. Horses. No person shall bring a horse into or ride a horse in any park, except that horseback riding shall be permitted in areas specifically designated for horses. § 401-7. Motor vehicles. A. No person shall drive or park a motor vehicle in any park, except on such roads or parking lots specifically designated for the use of motor vehicles. B. No person shall operate a motor vehicle at a speed in excess of 25 miles per hour or in excess of any other posted speed limit, whichever is less. C. No person shall operate a motor vehicle in a reckless or imprudent manner or in any manner which may tend to create a disturbance or endanger the safety of persons using the parks. § 401-8. Alcohol beverages. No person shall bring into the park or consume intoxicating liquors. Fermented malt beverages may be consumed in park areas unless prohibited by the Village Board. § 401-9. Snowmobiles. Snowmobiles shall not be operated in any parks. § 401-10. Off-the-road vehicles. [Amended by Ord. No. X-X-XX] This section applies to bicycles, electric bicycles (e-bike), minibikes, trail bikes, all-terrain vehicles, electric scooters, and similar devices, as defined in Wis Stat. Chapter 340. A. No person shall ride, operate, or permit a child to ride or operate , a bicycle or other off-the- road vehicle except in areas specifically designated for their use. B. No person shall ride, operate, or permit a child to ride or operate, a bicycle or other off -the- road vehicle anywhere on park grounds during Village approved special events or assemblies. § 401-11. Camping. No camping shall be permitted in any park, except upon written permission of the Public Works Committee and in designated campground areas designated by the Committee. § 401-12. Public assemblies. Any assembly of persons over 300 in number shall obtain a license from the Village Clerk. Village of Plover Municipal Code Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation August X, 2026 Page 5 of 5 § 401-13. Violations and penalties. Except where another penalty is prescribed, any person who shall violate any provision of t his chapter may be subject to a forfeiture of not less than $10 nor more than $100, together with the costs of prosecution. ORDINANCE NO. 8-10-26 APPROVING AMENDMENTS TO VILLAGE OF PLOVER MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 401 – PARKS AND RECREATION ORDINANCE (Amending §401-5 (Pets) and §401-10 (Off-the-Road Vehicles)) WHEREAS, Village of Plover Municipal Code - Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation, outlines prohibited and acceptable activities and practices in the Village public parks system; and WHEREAS, under current code, pets and off-road vehicles are prohibited in the parks with limited exemptions; and WHEREAS, the public works department desires to apply these existing prohibitions to public assemblies and events that take place in the parks as well as expand the list of prohibited off- road vehicles to include electric bicycles and scooters; and WHEREAS, staff has proposed the following amendments to Chapter 401 to increase general safety in the parks and for the public during large events; and WHEREAS, the amendments have been reviewed by the Parks Committee and Public Works Committee with favorable recommendation to the Village Board; and NOW, THEREFORE, the Village Board of the Village of Plover does ordain as follows: Section 1. Village of Plover Municipal Code – Chapter 401 – Parks and Recreation Ordinance is hereby amended as follows: § 401-5. Pets. [Amended by Ord. No. 10-26] A. Prohibition against animals in public grounds and facilities. An owner or person having control of any dog or any other animal shall not permit said dog or other animal to enter into or be upon any playing field, spectator area, picnic area, park building, or Village approved special events or public assemblies. C. Exemptions. (1) Guide or signal dogs or any other animal trained to guide a person with disabilities is exempt from this section. (2) Domestic pets may be permitted on roads, trails, or other areas where expressly permitted, but must be kept on a leash not more than eight feet long. § 401-10. Off-the-road vehicles. [Amended by Ord. No. 10-26] This section applies to bicycles, electric bicycles (e-bike), minibikes, trail bikes, all-terrain vehicles, electric scooters, and similar devices, as defined in Wis Stat. Chapter 340. A. No person shall ride, operate, or permit a child to ride or operate, a bicycle or other off-the- road vehicle except in areas specifically designated for their use. B. No person shall ride, operate, or permit a child to ride or operate, a bicycle or other off-the- road vehicle anywhere on park grounds during Village approved special events or assemblies. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and posting or publication as required by law. Dated this 5th day of August, 2026 ATTEST: Gary Wolf, Village President Tammy Wojtalewicz, Village Clerk Village of Plover COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 2400 POST ROAD - PO Box 37 - PLOVER, WISCONSIN 54467 Phone: 715-345-5250 Website: www.ploverwi.gov MEMORANDUM TO: Parks Development Committee FROM: Jake Hainzlsperger Assistant Public Works Manager RE: New parks signs DATE: Mon. August 3rd 2026 2027 Parks Signs - These signs come double sided and structurally ready to install. Public works will be doing the installation - We will be looking to install between 18 and 22 signs. This number depends on a few parks if we determine they need multiple signs or not - Bushman updated the 3 signs that were most liked. I have included them on next page. These show both sides in green and brown colors. All three are the same price. Daniel R. Mahoney Conservancy 4247 County Rd. R Daniel R. Mahoney Conservancy 4247 County Rd. R overall size 54”H x 54”W overall size 48”H x 54”W overall size 48”H x 72”W Daniel R. Mahoney Conservancy 4247 County Rd. R Daniel R. Mahoney Conservancy 4247 County Rd. R (side 2 rendering) 4247 County Rd. R Daniel R. Mahoney Conservancy 4247 County Rd. R Daniel R. Mahoney Conservancy Village of Plover COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 2400 POST ROAD - PO Box 37 - PLOVER, WISCONSIN 54467 Phone: 715-345-5250 Website: www.ploverwi.gov MEMORANDUM TO: Parks Development Committee FROM: Jake Hainzlsperger (Assistant Public Works Manager) RE: Lake Pacawa Fitness Playground DATE: August 3rd Updates on fitness playground This playground was suggested by the Lake Pacawa 5K group and will be fully funded by them. ADA options included Shade cover and turf surface Currently working with two different companies on design and pricing. 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