Town Board — Agenda packet

Town of Spider Lake Board of Supervisors Meeting Town Hall, 10896W Town Hall Road Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 6 p.m. MINUTES 1. Meeting was called to order by Chair Johnson at 6:00 pm. In attendance were Supervisors Delaney (Zoom), Johns, Amery and Thearin and Clerk Cleary. 2. Community Participation: None 3. MOTION to approve agenda for February 11th, 2026 made by Bill Amery, seconded by Mark Johns. All ayes. Motion carried. 4. Pledge of Allegiance 5. MOTION to approve minutes from January 14th Town Board Meeting with one change to be made in the P&RC section made by Mark Johns, seconded by Dave Thearin. All ayes. Motion carried. 6. Treasurer's Report was presented by Molly Pagenkopf. Year to date cash balance $1,931,329, mostly taxes which need to be submitted to the County and Schools. 7. Clerk's Report presented by Clerk Cleary: a. MOTION to approve vouchers in the amount of $401,134.17 and all tax payments and any late coming regular bills made by Quentin Johnson, seconded by Mark Johns. All ayes. Motion carried. b. MOTION to approve a Website Management Policy made by Bill Amery, seconded by Mark Johns. All ayes. Motion carried. c. MOTION to approve Zoom participation Resolution for the Board made by Quentin Johnson, seconded by Mark Johns. All ayes. Motion carried. 8. Committee Reports a. Plan & Review Commission presented by Sarah Delaney: MOTION to approve an addendum to the Spider Lake Luxury Condominiums plat adding 9 garages for the condo oweners made by Sarah Delaney, seconded by Quentin Johnson. All ayes. Motion carried. b. Roads presented by Quentin Johnson: T2 Repair - transmission was replaced under warranty. c. Health, Safety & Environment presented by Quentin Johnson: Sawyer County Ambulance Report from October 2025 shows run times have decreased an average of 5-10 minutes from 2019. Fire Department has $14,726.01 in checking and a $30,000 CD. Town to buy buoys for Slow No Wake connector is tabled for further research. Pulbic Landing signage is in a holding pattern until the legislature makes a ruling. Strategy for enforcement during summer 2026 is to focus on education in the first year and then decide what would be needed going forward. MOTION to adopt Ordinance 2026-01 approving the Slow No Wake Buoys for Lost Land Lake-Teal