July

VALDERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING MINUTES JULY 13, 2026 Followed by the Pledge of Allegiance Village President Schneider, called the regular monthly meeting of the Valders Village Board to order at 7:0 1PM at the Valders Village Office, 207 S. Liberty Street. Trustees present: Devan Schneider, Paul Baroun, Marcus Bartelme, Ann Galley & Dan Sabel. Motion by Baroun, second by Bartelme to adopt the agenda. Motion carried. No one was present for public input. Motion by Schneider, second by Bartelme to close public input. Motion carried. Motion by Sabel, second by Galley to approve minutes from 6/8/2026 presented by Clerk/Treasurer Bruckner. Motion carried. Motion by Sabel, second by Bartelme to approve the June Treasurer’s reports as presented by Bruckner for all department funds. Motion carried. Motion by Galley, second by Sabel to approve June Village, Fire & EMS vouchers; payroll direct deposits # 2216 - #2252; checks #22 958 - #23004 & electronic payments totaling $132,529.24 as presented by Bruckner. Motion carried. Motion by Schneider, second by Baroun to approve June Utility vouchers; checks #9258 - #9268 and fund transfers totaling $28,765.26 as presented by Bruckner. Motion carried. Motion by Schneider, second by Galley to reschedule the August regular meeting date and time to Thursday, August 13th at 6:00PM; due to the set up for the August 11th Election held at the village office in the meeting room. Motion carried. Fire/EMS Reports for June were presented by Bartelme. There were 53 EMS and 6 Fire calls for service in June. Fire monthly training was for ladders and truck checks; 14 of 23 members attended. The new used ambulance was examined in Missouri on 6/23, finding minor items to be fixed or general maintenance and items to meet WIDOT standards . The service work and custom graphics of the rig will be an additional $2,800 and completed prior to delivery around August 1 st. The radio system from Amb #7 will then be installed and rig inspection to be put into service. The board reviewed the Manitowoc County Sheriff’s Patrol June report. DPW/OIC Shillcox reviewed the monthly Public Works report with the board. He reported that cracks were filled on Torrison, Brennan, Berge, and a portion of North Jackson. The parking lot at Memorial Park is aging. It was discussed that it could be crack fille d and resealed to get more years of longevity, prior to the need for reconstruction. It will be looked into and discussed with the school district which shares expense for the lot. Road Salt for the upcoming season is increasing by $4.47/ton, we utilize about 60 Ton annually. The DNR has mandated that the utilities need to perform ammonia tests on its water system this fall. The Safe Drinking Water Loan Application for the Well #2 Reconstruction Project has been submitted to the state for review . Total phosphorus effluent concentrations for the month of June averaged 0.206 mg/L, under permit limit, but above the MDV of 0.2 mg/L resulting in payment to the variance program. The DNR has now also implemented an additional permit for all sewage sludge generators to test and monitor for PFAS and have set limits. After sample results are analyzed, it will determine on how the future operations and cost will be affected for our biosolids and land application programs. The board reviewed the proposed draft ordinances to amend Code Chapter 13 - Municipal Utilities create section 13.02 - Limitation on Sewer and Water Connections Outside Municipal Boundaries and to amend 13.14 - Amount of Service Charges. Motion by Schneider, second by Bartelme to adopt Resolution 2026-7 Notice To Be Posted Revisions to the Municipal Code Prior to Adoption. Motion carried. Shillcox updated that a representative from Munson Inc was unable to meet in June as planned and will stop by in July to discuss plans to improve the tennis courts. Motion by Bartelme, second by Galley to approve a Class B Fermented Malt Beverage Temporary License for the Valders Lions Club for the Community Picnic to be held at the entire Memorial Park Grounds for the period of 7/31/26-8/2/26. Motion carried 4-1, Sabel, a Lions member, abstained. Motion by Baroun, second by Bartelme to offer Grace Nelson, Administrative Assistant Intern extended part-time employment at $19.00/hour, the prior assistant rate. The UWGB required internship hours are complete on 7/13/26. Motion carried. Motion by S chneider, second by Bartelme to adjourn meeting at 7:45PM. Motion carried. Respectfully submitted, VILLAGE OF VALDERS Lori Bruckner, Village Clerk/Treasurer MEETING CONVENED & ROLL CALL AGENDA APPROVED PUBLIC INPUT MINUTES APPROVED TREASURER REPORT S APPROVED VILLAGE/FIRE/EMS VOUCHERS APPROVED UTILITY VOUCHERS APPROVED RESCHEDULE AUGUST BOARD MEETING DATE REVIEW FIRE AND EMS MONTHLY REPORT REVIEW OF MCSD MONTHLY REPORT REVIEW OF PUBLIC WORKS MONTHLY REPORT REVIEW OF PROPOSED DRAFT ORDINANCES CHAPTER 13.02 & 13.14 ADOPT RES 2026 -7 NOTICE TO BE POSTED PRIOR TO ADOPTION UPDATE ON TENNIS COURT PROJECT TEMPORARY CLASS B LICENSE FOR THE LIONS CLUB APPROVED APPROVED TO EXTEND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT INTERN TO REGULAR PART TIME MEETING ADJOURNED 7/13/2026 MINUTES