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CITY OF MAYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION
COMMISSION
MEETING AGENDA
OCTOBER 7, 2026
3:30 PM
TAG CENTER
1700 BRECKENRIDGE STREET
1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
3. CITIZEN COMMENTS
Citizen Comments are to be kept to a maximum of five minutes per speaker unless the chairperson
allows an extension of time. Each citizen is to make comments at the podium after stating name and
address. Each citizen may comment only one time per public hearing / meeting.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
4.1. Approval of Minutes of the August 5, 2026, Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting
4.2. Approval of Minutes of the September 9, 2026, Special Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting
5. DISCUSS WITH POSSIBLE ACTION
5.1. Discussion with Audubon Days Representative Regarding Feedback and Outcome of the the 2026
Audubon Days Event
5.2. Discussion, with Possible Recommendation, Regarding Transfer of the Youth Baseball Program
and Applicable Assets from Mayville Sports, Inc. to the Mayville Recreation Department
5.3. Review of August 2026 Financials for TAG Center, Parks Department, and Recreation Department
5.4. Reconsideration of Discussion, with Possible Action, Regarding TAG Center Fitness-Only and
Aquatics-Only Membership Options
5.5. Review, with Possible Recommendation, Annual TAG Membership Rates Including 24/7 Access
Pricing, Punch Cards, and Day Passes
5.6. Update on Potential Vendor Contract for Mobile Sauna Services at the TAG Center
5.7. Discuss, with Possible Action, TAG Center Memberships for Full-Time City Employees
6. PARK DIRECTOR REPORT
7. RECREATION DIRECTOR REPORT
8. TAG CENTER DIRECTOR REPORT
9. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
10. NEXT MEETING DATE AND TIME
10.1. Next Meeting Date - December 2, 2026, at 3:30 PM
11. ADJOURNMENT
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Andy Shoemaker, Presiding Officer
NOTE: Persons with disabilities requiring special accommodations for attendance at the meeting
should contact City Hall at least one (1) business day prior to the meeting.
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CITY OF MAYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION
COMMISSION
MEETING MINUTES
AUGUST 5, 2026
3:30 PM
TAG CENTER
1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order at 03:33 PM by Andy Shoemaker, with the following roll call:
Present: Andrew Shoemaker, Ian Smith, Austin Haag, Steve Pliner, Mike Schuett, Ald. Kim Olson.
Excused: Kathy Sertich.
Absent: None.
Staff present: TAG Center Director Jess Loomans, DPW/Parks Director Jake Shellpfeffer, Recreation
Coordinator Mike Kurutz, and Clerk/Executive Assistant Anastasia Gonstead.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by those in attendance.
3. CITIZEN COMMENTS
None.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
4.1. Approval of Minutes of the July 8, 2026, Parks & Recreation Commission Special Meeting
The motion to approve the minutes of the July 8th, 2026, Parks & Recreation Commission special
meeting was made by M. Schuett and seconded by S. Pliner.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, A. Haag, S. Pliner, M. Schuett, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed
5. PARK DIRECTOR REPORT
DPW/Parks Director Jake Shellpfeffer provided his report to the Commission. He informed them that
youth baseball and soccer are now finished. There are two new scoreboards at the Theiler Park. He let
the Commission know two of DPW's lawnmowers have broke. Director Shellpfeffer also informed that
Pavilion rentals have been busy while the senior center has been slow with rentals.
6. RECREATION COORDINATOR REPORT
6.1. Welcome to Mike Kurutz, New Part-Time Recreation Coordinator
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TAG Director Jess Loomans provided a staffing update to the Commission. She introduced Mike
Kurutz, the new part-time recreation coordinator. Mr. Kurutz informed the Commission that
organizational and plan programs will be his focus. He anticipates a positive collaboration with the
new onsite program leader, Craig Vetter. Mr. Kurutz provided an overview of the softball program
being stabilized, and product overages are now under control. He has organized fall co-ed football
leagues, bringing back youth flag football, and he is working on the budget for 2027.
7. TAG CENTER DIRECTOR REPORT
TAG Director Jess Loomans provided an overview of the summer programs now wrapping up. She let
the Commission know the fall activity guide will be delayed a few weeks to allow new recreational
employees to get their items added. They will be offering some free and low-cost programs to get more
residents involved with the TAG Center. She also informed the Commission that National Night Out was
successful and well attended.
8. DISCUSS WITH POSSIBLE ACTION
8.1. Review of June 2026 Financials for the TAG Center, Recreation Department, and Parks Department
Discussion was had amongst the Body with the Mayor on improvements they would like to see to
Mayville's parks. Discussion was had on concerns over the new park being built, what the
Commission can do, and how to fund neglected parks in the City. A review of numbers associated
with the budget was provided.
8.2. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, Simplified Membership Schedule, Including Separate
Breakdowns for Aquatics-Only, Fitness-Only, and Full Facility Memberships
An overview was provided by Clerk/Executive Assistant Gonstead as well as TAG Director Jess
Loomans. Discussion was had between the Body on memberships to the TAG Center being low,
discussion on making a fitness - only membership available; the Commission would like more
information on the TAG Center deficit. Clerk/Executive Assistant Gonstead will reach out to
Cameron Sawyer with Elevated Municipal Consulting to get information on the deficit. Discussion
was had on the membership structure being too convoluted, which will have to be a future agenda
item for more discussion. The Commission also discussed possibly closing the TAG Center pool
over the summer when outdoor pools are open.
The motion to table to the next meeting was made by M. Schuett and seconded by S. Pliner.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, A. Haag, S. Pliner, M. Schuett, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None.
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed.
8.3. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, Increasing 24/7 Access FOB Pricing, Including Adjusting
New FOB Costs and Renewal/Reactivation Fees
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Discussion was had amongst the Body about possibly cutting an hour from open and close times
each, extending the 24/7 access, which would in turn get more people to help cover the annual cost
of 24/7 access. Discussion on summer vs winter attendance as well as increasing the initial key
FOB and FOB replacement pricing from $10.00 to $50.00.
The motion to table to the September meeting was made by M. Schuett and seconded by A. Haag.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, A. Haag, S. Pliner, M. Schuett, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None.
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed.
8.4. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, 2027 TAG Center and Recreation Budget Proposals
This agenda item was covered in agenda item 8.1.
8.5. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, 2027 Parks Department Budget Proposal
This agenda item was covered in agenda item 8.1.
8.6. Update on Request of Flyway Soccer Association on Shipping Containers at Betterway Drive,
Adjacent to Ribbens Memorial Park
An update on Flyway Soccer Association's request for shipping containers at Betterway Drive was
given by A. Shoemaker.
8.7. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, Vendor Policy and Application for the TAG Center
TAG Director Jess Loomans gave an overview on the vendor policy and application for the TAG
Center.
The motion to recommend Common Council approve the vendor policy and application for the TAG
Center was made by M. Schuett and seconded by I. Smith.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, A. Haag, S. Pliner, M. Schuett, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None.
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed.
9. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
None.
10. NEXT MEETING DATE AND TIME
10.1. Next Meeting Date - October 7, 2026, at 3:30 PM
Special Parks & Recreation meeting for agenda item 8.1, fee structure, will be on September 9th,
2026 at 3:30 PM.
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11. ADJOURNMENT
The motion to adjourn the meeting was made by M. Schuett and seconded by A. Shoemaker.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, Ian Smith, A. Haag, S. Pliner, M. Schuett, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None.
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed. The Parks & Recreation Commission meeting was adjourned at 4:54 PM.
Respectfully submitted by Lexi Volbright.
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CITY OF MAYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION
COMMISSION
MEETING MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
3:30 PM
1700 BRECKENRIDGE STREET
1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order at 03:30 PM by Andy Shoemaker, with the following roll call:
Present: Andrew Shoemaker, Ian Smith, Kathy Sertich, Austin Haag, Steve Pliner, Ald. Kim Olson.
Excused: None.
Absent: Mike Schuett.
Staff present: Deputy Clerk Lexi Volbright and TAG Director Jessica Loomans.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by those in attendance.
3. CITIZEN COMMENTS
None.
4. DISCUSS WITH POSSIBLE ACTION
4.1. Discuss, with Possible Action, Audubon Day's Softball Tournament at Fireman's Field
Kristin Schaefer with Audubon Days was present. She answered questions and addressed
concerns from the Body. The Commission expressed their concerns about the damage to infield
grass as well as player safety concerns. Travis Puls with Puls Tree & Lawn Care of Mayville was
present. He explained damage to grass should not be a worry. Discussion was had, and an
agreement was made for Audubon Days to take financial responsibility for any damage or injury.
DPW/Parks Director Jake Schellpfeffer to make the final call based on rain and whether the field is
playable.
The motion to approve Audubon Day's Softball Tournament at Fireman's Field, pursuant to K.
Schaefer from Audubon Days being held liable for damages to grass, player injury, providing proof
of insurance, and contingent on this year going well to continue in future years, was made by Ald.
Olson and seconded by A. Haag. A roll vote was taken.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, K. Sertich, A. Haag, S. Pliner, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed.
4.2. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, Simplified Membership Schedule, Including Separate
Breakdowns for Aquatics-Only, Fitness-Only, and Full Facility Memberships
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TAG Director Jessica Loomans present. Discussion was had amongst the Body and TAG Director
Loomans answered questions. The Commission gave Director Loomans recommendations on
memberships to combine as well as memberships to dissolve.
The motion to recommend Common Council approve the changes to the TAG membership
structure to the more simplified one created was made by S. Pliner and seconded by K. Sertich.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, K. Sertich, A. Haag, S. Pliner, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed.
The motion to recommend Common Council approve not including the separate breakdowns for
aquatics-only, fitness-only, and full facility memberships was made by S. Pliner and seconded by K.
Sertich.
Ayes: A. Shoemaker, I. Smith, K. Sertich, A. Haag, S. Pliner, Ald. Olson.
Nays: None.
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed.
4.3. Discuss, with Possible Recommendation, Increasing 24/7 Access FOB Pricing, Including Adjusting
New FOB Costs and Renewal/Reactivation Fees
The motion to table to October's meeting was made by A. Shoemaker and seconded by Ald. Olson.
Ayes: Andrew Shoemaker, Ian Smith, Kathy Sertich, Austin Haag, Steve Pliner, Ward 6 Alderperson
Nays: None
Vote Count: 6 - 0
Motion has Passed
5. NEXT MEETING DATE AND TIME
5.1. Next Meeting Date - October 6, 2026, at 3:30PM
Discussed future agenda item being to meet with Kristin from Audubon Days to get updates and
feedback on the event.
6. ADJOURNMENT
The Special Parks & Recreation Commission meeting was adjourned at 4:40 PM, by order of the Chair
Respectfully submitted by Lexi Volbright - Deputy Clerk.
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CITY OF MAYVILLE
REVENUES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET
FOR THE 9 MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
(64) TAG CENTER FUND
PERIOD YTD PRIOR YTD BUDGET % OF
AMOUNT ACTUAL ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDG
FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 75 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/24/2026 02:03PM PAGE: 1
TAXES
64-41110-96-000-000 ADMIN & GEN - PROPERTY TAX LEV 165,000.00 165,000.00 165,000.00 165,000.00 .00 100.0
TOTAL TAXES 165,000.00 165,000.00 165,000.00 165,000.00 .00 100.0
PUBLIC CHARGES FOR SERVICES
64-46750-90-000-203 AQUATICS - DAILY PASSES 24,903.43 24,903.43 29,433.02 47,000.00 ( 22,096.57) 53.0
64-46750-90-000-204 AQUATICS - RENTALS 11,990.00 11,990.00 1,340.00 2,100.00 9,890.00 571.0
64-46750-90-000-207 AQUATICS - MISC REVENUE ( 3,531.85) ( 3,531.85) 360.00 300.00 ( 3,831.85) (1177.
64-46750-90-000-208 AQUATICS - PROGRAM REVENUE 22,061.42 22,061.42 31,575.60 38,000.00 ( 15,938.58) 58.1
64-46750-90-000-211 AQUATICS - PUNCH CARD REVENUE 3,045.00 3,045.00 2,315.00 2,600.00 445.00 117.1
64-46750-91-000-203 FITNESS - DAILY PASSES 10,934.78 10,934.78 5,553.96 9,000.00 1,934.78 121.5
64-46750-91-000-208 FITNESS - PROGRAM REVENUE 4,580.00 4,580.00 9,490.00 13,500.00 ( 8,920.00) 33.9
64-46750-91-000-209 FITNESS - SILVER SNEAKER PROGR .00 .00 106.00 .00 .00 .0
64-46750-91-000-211 FITNESS - PUNCH CARD REVENUE 2,585.00 2,585.00 1,670.00 2,900.00 ( 315.00) 89.1
64-46750-91-000-218 FITNESS - PERSONAL TRAINER FEE 327.50 327.50 556.72 600.00 ( 272.50) 54.6
64-46750-92-000-208 SIMULATOR REC REVENUES 9,596.63 9,596.63 4,937.65 10,000.00 ( 403.37) 96.0
64-46750-95-000-201 CUSTOMER-MEMBRSHIP YEARLY 216,995.99 216,995.99 198,442.74 350,000.00 ( 133,004.01) 62.0
64-46750-95-000-202 CUSTOMER-MEMBRSHIP CORP 4,027.65 4,027.65 5,404.51 8,400.00 ( 4,372.35) 48.0
64-46750-95-000-204 CUSTOMER-RENTALS 9,588.25 9,588.25 10,017.00 15,000.00 ( 5,411.75) 63.9
64-46750-95-000-205 CUSTOMER-OTHER 40.00 40.00 140.00 .00 40.00 .0
64-46750-95-000-207 CUSTOMER-MISC REVENUE 3.10 3.10 300.01 .00 3.10 .0
64-46750-95-000-208 CUSTOMER-MEMBR SILVER SNEAKE 7,509.68 7,509.68 11,777.50 18,000.00 ( 10,490.32) 41.7
64-46750-95-000-209 CUSTOMER-VENDING REVENUE 4,190.77 4,190.77 3,082.84 5,500.00 ( 1,309.23) 76.2
64-46750-95-000-210 CUSTOMER-MERCHANDISE REV 934.46 934.46 586.84 200.00 734.46 467.2
64-46750-95-000-219 CUSTOMER-MEMBER OPTUM FITNES 40,426.50 40,426.50 39,911.22 50,000.00 ( 9,573.50) 80.9
64-46750-95-000-220 CUSTOMER-KEY FOB REVENUE 1,773.76 1,773.76 1,877.72 2,500.00 ( 726.24) 71.0
64-46750-97-000-204 RECREATION-RENTALS .00 .00 145.00 .00 .00 .0
64-46750-97-000-207 RECREATION-MISC REVENUE-CONC .00 .00 5,225.00 .00 .00 .0
64-46750-97-000-208 RECREATION-PROGRAM REV LEAGU 2,095.00 2,095.00 15,737.62 .00 2,095.00 .0
TOTAL PUBLIC CHARGES FOR SERVI 374,077.07 374,077.07 379,985.95 575,600.00 ( 201,522.93) 65.0
INTEREST INCOME & MISC
64-48500-96-000-000 ADMIN - DONATION REVENUE 65,000.00 65,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 40,000.00 260.0
64-48620-96-000-000 ADMIN & GENERAL-RENT 5,070.88 5,070.88 2,408.00 2,408.00 2,662.88 210.6
64-48900-96-000-000 ADMIN & GENERAL-INTEREST .00 .00 717.73 .00 .00 .0
TOTAL INTEREST INCOME & MISC 70,070.88 70,070.88 28,125.73 27,408.00 42,662.88 255.7
OTHER FINANCING SOURCES
64-49300-96-000-000 ADMIN - CONTRIB CAP EQUIP REV 162,628.00 162,628.00 1,010.00 188,000.00 ( 25,372.00) 86.5
64-49310-96-000-000 ADMIN - CONTRIB CAP MBR SUBSID 80.00 80.00 .00 51,000.00 ( 50,920.00) .2
TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 162,708.00 162,708.00 1,010.00 239,000.00 ( 76,292.00) 68.1
TOTAL FUND REVENUE 771,855.95 771,855.95 574,121.68 1,007,008.00 ( 235,152.05) 76.7
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CITY OF MAYVILLE
EXPENDITURES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET
FOR THE 9 MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
(64) TAG CENTER FUND
PERIOD YTD PRIOR YTD BUDGET % OF
AMOUNT ACTUAL ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDG
FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 75 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/24/2026 02:03PM PAGE: 2
64-55400-90-101-000 AQUATICS - SALARY-PERM REG 25.00 25.00 .00 .00 25.00 .0
64-55400-90-102-000 AQUATICS - WAGES-PERM REG 122,757.76 122,757.76 99,676.96 128,850.00 ( 6,092.24) 95.3
64-55400-90-201-000 AQUATICS - SOC SEC & MEDICARE 9,382.18 9,382.18 7,963.36 9,857.00 ( 474.82) 95.2
64-55400-90-203-000 AQUATICS - RETIREMENT 1,228.45 1,228.45 .00 .00 1,228.45 .0
64-55400-90-205-000 AQUATICS - LIFE INSURANCE .00 .00 19.41 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-90-314-000 AQUATICS - OFFICE SUPPLIES 23,027.16 23,027.16 13,208.64 30,000.00 ( 6,972.84) 76.8
64-55400-90-319-000 AQUATICS - CONTRACTED SERVICES 15,724.91 15,724.91 13,265.60 10,000.00 5,724.91 157.3
64-55400-90-351-000 AQUATICS - MAINT-BUILDING .00 .00 278.27 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-91-102-000 FITNESS - WAGES-PERM REGULAR 769.14 769.14 762.00 1,150.00 ( 380.86) 66.9
64-55400-91-201-000 FITNESS - SOC SEC & MEDICARE 58.57 58.57 58.15 90.00 ( 31.43) 65.1
64-55400-91-314-000 FITNESS - SUPPLIES 792.38 792.38 292.64 750.00 42.38 105.7
64-55400-91-319-000 FITNESS - CONTRACTED SERVICES 5,644.40 5,644.40 15,168.95 5,000.00 644.40 112.9
64-55400-91-351-000 FITNESS - MAINTENANCE-EQUIP 1,039.48 1,039.48 431.15 1,000.00 39.48 104.0
64-55400-95-101-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-SALARY PERM RE .00 .00 352.00 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-95-102-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-WAGES PERM REG 90,895.70 90,895.70 84,947.17 117,940.00 ( 27,044.30) 77.1
64-55400-95-103-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-WAGES PERM OVR .00 .00 99.00 338.00 ( 338.00) .0
64-55400-95-201-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-SOC SEC & MEDIC 6,864.82 6,864.82 5,803.51 9,051.00 ( 2,186.18) 75.9
64-55400-95-203-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-RETIREMENT 2,531.66 2,531.66 2,400.91 6,980.00 ( 4,448.34) 36.3
64-55400-95-204-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-HEALTH INSURANC 8,426.41 8,426.41 8,244.00 11,250.00 ( 2,823.59) 74.9
64-55400-95-205-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-LIFE INSURANCE 287.64 287.64 244.92 370.00 ( 82.36) 77.7
64-55400-95-208-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-DENTAL INSURANC 749.30 749.30 696.60 960.00 ( 210.70) 78.1
64-55400-95-210-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-VISION INSURANC 96.84 96.84 96.84 135.00 ( 38.16) 71.7
64-55400-95-218-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-SHORT TERM DISB 167.35 167.35 160.74 236.00 ( 68.65) 70.9
64-55400-95-314-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-SUPPLIES 1,721.92 1,721.92 7,751.79 6,000.00 ( 4,278.08) 28.7
64-55400-95-319-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-CONT SERV/ ADV 662.04 662.04 10,209.94 9,000.00 ( 8,337.96) 7.4
64-55400-95-354-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-MISCELLANEOUS 640.14 640.14 625.07 1,000.00 ( 359.86) 64.0
64-55400-95-381-000 CUSTOMER ACCT-UNCOLLECTABLE .00 .00 ( 35.00) .00 .00 .0
64-55400-96-101-000 ADMIN & GEN-SALARY PERM REG 21,346.08 21,346.08 26,100.40 38,060.00 ( 16,713.92) 56.1
64-55400-96-102-000 ADMIN & GEN-WAGES-PERM REGULA 12,362.23 12,362.23 .00 .00 12,362.23 .0
64-55400-96-201-000 ADMIN & GEN-SOC SEC & MEDICARE 2,487.74 2,487.74 1,891.92 2,912.00 ( 424.26) 85.4
64-55400-96-203-000 ADMIN & GEN-RETIREMENT 2,567.74 2,567.74 1,877.90 2,740.00 ( 172.26) 93.7
64-55400-96-204-000 ADMIN & GEN-HEALTH INSURANCE 13,514.99 13,514.99 9,574.23 13,835.00 ( 320.01) 97.7
64-55400-96-205-000 ADMIN & GEN-LIFE INSURANCE 92.19 92.19 87.32 130.00 ( 37.81) 70.9
64-55400-96-208-000 ADMIN & GEN-DENTAL INSURANCE 796.71 796.71 536.86 780.00 16.71 102.1
64-55400-96-210-000 ADMIN & GEN-VISION INSURANCE 96.08 96.08 73.87 102.00 ( 5.92) 94.2
64-55400-96-218-000 ADMIN & GEN-SHORT TERM DISBLTY 98.50 98.50 81.09 118.00 ( 19.50) 83.5
64-55400-96-304-000 ADMIN & GEN-TELEPHONE-INTERNE 7,012.95 7,012.95 5,829.04 11,500.00 ( 4,487.05) 61.0
64-55400-96-306-000 ADMIN & GEN-TRAVEL-EMPLOYEE 123.25 123.25 10.20 .00 123.25 .0
64-55400-96-314-000 ADMIN & GEN-SUPPLIES-OFFICE .00 .00 41.70 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-96-316-000 ADMIN & GEN - ACCOUNTING & AUD .00 .00 525.00 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-96-319-000 ADMIN & GEN-CONTRACTED SERVIC 3,428.72 3,428.72 6,672.14 6,000.00 ( 2,571.28) 57.2
64-55400-96-334-000 ADMIN & GEN-INSURANCE-BLDG 19,750.00 19,750.00 13,714.96 15,000.00 4,750.00 131.7
64-55400-96-335-000 ADMIN & GEN-INSURANCE-VEHICLES 375.00 375.00 856.00 920.00 ( 545.00) 40.8
64-55400-96-336-000 ADMIN & GEN-INSURANCE-LIABILTY 2,293.00 2,293.00 4,616.00 3,100.00 ( 807.00) 74.0
64-55400-96-351-000 ADMIN & GEN BLDG/MAIN/ EQUIP 985.23 985.23 577.92 850.00 135.23 115.9
64-55400-96-387-000 ADMIN & GEN-INSURANCE-WKRS CM 5,065.00 5,065.00 9,800.00 11,400.00 ( 6,335.00) 44.4
64-55400-97-111-000 RECREATION-WAGES .00 .00 5,566.93 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-97-201-000 RECREATION-SOC SEC & MEDICARE .00 .00 662.16 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-97-314-000 RECREATION-SUPPLIES .00 .00 6,785.53 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-97-319-000 RECREATION-CONTRACTED SERVIC .00 .00 8,837.91 .00 .00 .0
64-55400-98-101-000 BLDG MAINT-SALARY PERM REGULA 48,860.87 48,860.87 40,264.11 61,590.00 ( 12,729.13) 79.3
64-55400-98-102-000 BLDG MAINT-WAGES PERM REGULA 42,033.64 42,033.64 38,060.47 52,600.00 ( 10,566.36) 79.9
64-55400-98-201-000 BLDG MAINT-SOC SEC & MEDICARE 6,682.45 6,682.45 5,804.43 6,125.00 557.45 109.1
64-55400-98-203-000 BLDG MAINT-RETIREMENT 3,732.68 3,732.68 3,077.13 4,450.00 ( 717.32) 83.9
64-55400-98-204-000 BLDG MAINT-HEALTH INSURANCE 20,293.33 20,293.33 17,574.35 23,515.00 ( 3,221.67) 86.3
64-55400-98-205-000 BLDG MAINT-LIFE INSURANCE 390.13 390.13 317.02 450.00 ( 59.87) 86.7
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CITY OF MAYVILLE
EXPENDITURES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET
FOR THE 9 MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
(64) TAG CENTER FUND
PERIOD YTD PRIOR YTD BUDGET % OF
AMOUNT ACTUAL ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDG
FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 75 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/24/2026 02:03PM PAGE: 3
64-55400-98-208-000 BLDG MAINT-DENTAL INSURANCE 733.96 733.96 603.81 816.00 ( 82.04) 90.0
64-55400-98-210-000 BLDG MAINT-VISION INSURANCE 94.84 94.84 83.10 115.00 ( 20.16) 82.5
64-55400-98-214-000 BLDG MAINT-HOLIDAY PAY 184.38 184.38 693.30 .00 184.38 .0
64-55400-98-218-000 BLDG MAINT-SHORT TERM DISABLTY 169.51 169.51 148.86 200.00 ( 30.49) 84.8
64-55400-98-314-000 BLDG MAINT-SUPPLIES 10,533.44 10,533.44 33,173.10 12,000.00 ( 1,466.56) 87.8
64-55400-98-319-000 BLDG MAINT-CONTRACTED SERVICE 47,253.82 47,253.82 229.19 120,000.00 ( 72,746.18) 39.4
64-55400-98-322-000 BLDG MAINT- WATER/ SEWER 11,923.86 11,923.86 11,001.79 14,000.00 ( 2,076.14) 85.2
64-55400-98-323-000 BLDG MAINT - ELECTRIC/ GAS 128,778.43 128,778.43 134,600.39 156,000.00 ( 27,221.57) 82.6
64-55400-98-327-101 BLDG MAINT-SUPPLIES-EQUIP-ENDO 58,707.05 58,707.05 83,285.66 68,000.00 ( 9,292.95) 86.3
64-55400-98-351-000 BLDG MAINT-MAINTENANCE-BLDG 19,278.36 19,278.36 3,804.00 20,474.00 ( 1,195.64) 94.2
64-55400-98-386-000 BLDG MAINT-SUPPLIES-GAS/OIL 631.63 631.63 279.54 250.00 381.63 252.7
TOTAL DEPARTMENT 400 786,171.04 786,171.04 750,441.95 997,989.00 ( 211,817.96) 78.8
TOTAL FUND EXPENDITURES 786,171.04 786,171.04 750,441.95 997,989.00 ( 211,817.96) 78.8
NET REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES ( 14,315.09) ( 14,315.09) ( 176,320.27) 9,019.00 ( 23,334.09) (158.7)
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CITY OF MAYVILLE
REVENUES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET
FOR THE 9 MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
(10) GENERAL FUND
PERIOD YTD PRIOR YTD BUDGET % OF
AMOUNT ACTUAL ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDG
FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 75 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/30/2026 03:20PM PAGE: 1
PUBLIC CHARGES FOR SERVICES
10-46720-53-000-000 RECREATION - RENTALS .00 .00 .00 1,000.00 ( 1,000.00) .0
10-46901-53-000-000 RECREATION - CONCESSIONS 7,052.61 7,052.61 .00 13,000.00 ( 5,947.39) 54.3
10-46905-53-000-000 RECREATION - PROGRAM REVENUES 25,194.34 25,194.34 .00 25,000.00 194.34 100.8
TOTAL PUBLIC CHARGES FOR SERVI 32,246.95 32,246.95 .00 39,000.00 ( 6,753.05) 82.7
INTEREST INCOME & MISC
10-48500-54-000-000 PARKS - DONATIONS CONTRIBUTIO 445.00 445.00 5,655.00 4,000.00 ( 3,555.00) 11.1
10-48610-54-000-000 PARKS - SHELTER RENTAL 924.50 924.50 1,055.00 1,000.00 ( 75.50) 92.5
10-48620-54-000-000 PARKS - BUILDING RENTALS 8,180.00 8,180.00 9,970.00 10,000.00 ( 1,820.00) 81.8
10-48900-53-000-000 REC - MISC REVENUES 58.00 58.00 .00 .00 58.00 .0
10-48900-54-000-000 PARKS - MISC REVENUES 5,138.50 5,138.50 .00 .00 5,138.50 .0
TOTAL INTEREST INCOME & MISC 14,746.00 14,746.00 16,680.00 15,000.00 ( 254.00) 98.3
TOTAL FUND REVENUE 46,992.95 46,992.95 16,680.00 54,000.00 ( 7,007.05) 87.0
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CITY OF MAYVILLE
EXPENDITURES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET
FOR THE 9 MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
(10) GENERAL FUND
PERIOD YTD PRIOR YTD BUDGET % OF
AMOUNT ACTUAL ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDG
FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 75 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/30/2026 03:20PM PAGE: 2
PARKS
10-55200-54-101-000 PARKS - WAGES-SALARY 2,500.00 2,500.00 41,451.06 .00 2,500.00 .0
10-55200-54-102-000 PARKS - WAGES-PERM REGULAR 59,406.59 59,406.59 34,947.61 45,000.00 14,406.59 132.0
10-55200-54-103-000 PARKS - WAGES-PERM OVERTIME 2,547.06 2,547.06 .00 .00 2,547.06 .0
10-55200-54-201-000 PARKS - SOC SEC & MEDICARE 3,389.57 3,389.57 5,904.95 3,245.00 144.57 104.5
10-55200-54-203-000 PARKS - RETIREMENT-EE & ER 1,964.03 1,964.03 3,036.85 .00 1,964.03 .0
10-55200-54-204-000 PARKS - HEALTH INSURANCE 3,038.39 3,038.39 4,708.30 .00 3,038.39 .0
10-55200-54-205-000 PARKS - LIFE INSURANCE 37.58 37.58 22.55 .00 37.58 .0
10-55200-54-208-000 PARKS - DENTAL INSURANCE 179.82 179.82 147.54 .00 179.82 .0
10-55200-54-210-000 PARKS - VISION INSURANCE 21.55 21.55 11.73 .00 21.55 .0
10-55200-54-212-000 PARKS - BOARDS & COMMITTEES .00 .00 804.00 .00 .00 .0
10-55200-54-218-000 PARKS - SHORT TERM DISABILTY 25.34 25.34 163.90 .00 25.34 .0
10-55200-54-301-000 PARKS - TRAIN, TRAV, REG, MEM 450.00 450.00 625.00 700.00 ( 250.00) 64.3
10-55200-54-304-000 PARKS - TELEPHONE-INTERNET 1,750.00 1,750.00 3,384.65 1,000.00 750.00 175.0
10-55200-54-305-000 PARKS - POSTAGE & BOX RENT 29.06 29.06 30.97 100.00 ( 70.94) 29.1
10-55200-54-314-000 PARKS - SUPPLIES 5,827.33 5,827.33 5,466.12 11,500.00 ( 5,672.67) 50.7
10-55200-54-322-000 PARKS - WATER/ SEWER 8,101.88 8,101.88 6,243.97 7,800.00 301.88 103.9
10-55200-54-323-000 PARKS - ELECTRIC/ GAS 12,603.28 12,603.28 12,018.70 14,000.00 ( 1,396.72) 90.0
10-55200-54-351-000 PARKS - MAINTENANCE 29,678.62 29,678.62 46,467.96 55,000.00 ( 25,321.38) 54.0
10-55200-54-357-000 PARKS - MAIN STREET 3,943.77 3,943.77 3,650.06 10,000.00 ( 6,056.23) 39.4
10-55200-54-358-000 PARKS - TREE PROGRAM .00 .00 .00 10,000.00 ( 10,000.00) .0
10-55200-54-361-000 PARKS - MAINTENANCE-GROUNDS 549.00 549.00 ( 115.00) .00 549.00 .0
10-55200-54-386-000 PARKS - GAS/OIL 8,557.79 8,557.79 5,905.92 8,000.00 557.79 107.0
TOTAL PARKS 144,600.66 144,600.66 174,876.84 166,345.00 ( 21,744.34) 86.9
RECREATIONAL DIRECTOR
10-55215-50-101-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - SALARY- 21,346.22 21,346.22 25,787.02 38,060.00 ( 16,713.78) 56.1
10-55215-50-102-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR 11,124.04 11,124.04 .00 .00 11,124.04 .0
10-55215-50-201-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - SOC SEC 2,405.67 2,405.67 1,903.14 2,912.00 ( 506.33) 82.6
10-55215-50-203-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - RETIREM 1,536.90 1,536.90 1,878.08 2,740.00 ( 1,203.10) 56.1
10-55215-50-204-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - HEALTH 8,069.04 8,069.04 9,574.23 13,833.00 ( 5,763.96) 58.3
10-55215-50-205-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - LIFE IN 41.51 41.51 87.49 120.00 ( 78.49) 34.6
10-55215-50-208-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - DENTAL 477.54 477.54 537.03 780.00 ( 302.46) 61.2
10-55215-50-210-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - VISION 57.26 57.26 73.37 102.00 ( 44.74) 56.1
10-55215-50-213-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - VACATIO .00 .00 156.34 .00 .00 .0
10-55215-50-214-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - HOLIDAY .00 .00 157.25 .00 .00 .0
10-55215-50-218-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - SHORT T 52.91 52.91 81.09 117.00 ( 64.09) 45.2
10-55215-50-306-000 RECREATIONAL DIRECTR - EMPLOYE 123.25 123.25 .00 .00 123.25 .0
TOTAL RECREATIONAL DIRECTOR 45,234.34 45,234.34 40,235.04 58,664.00 ( 13,429.66) 77.1
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CITY OF MAYVILLE
EXPENDITURES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET
FOR THE 9 MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
(10) GENERAL FUND
PERIOD YTD PRIOR YTD BUDGET % OF
AMOUNT ACTUAL ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDG
FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 75 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/30/2026 03:20PM PAGE: 3
SUMMER RECREATION
10-55310-53-102-000 RECREATION - WAGES 7,556.03 7,556.03 .00 645.00 6,911.03 1171.5
10-55310-53-201-000 RECREATION - FICA 553.88 553.88 .00 50.00 503.88 1107.8
10-55310-53-314-000 RECREATION - SUPPLIES 11,348.35 11,348.35 .00 4,000.00 7,348.35 283.7
10-55310-53-319-000 RECREATION - CONTRACTED SERVIC 2,331.60 2,331.60 .00 1,500.00 831.60 155.4
TOTAL SUMMER RECREATION 21,789.86 21,789.86 .00 6,195.00 15,594.86 351.7
TOTAL FUND EXPENDITURES 211,624.86 211,624.86 215,111.88 231,204.00 ( 19,579.14) 91.5
NET REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES ( 164,631.91) ( 164,631.91) ( 198,431.88) ( 177,204.00) 12,572.09 ( 92.9)
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Source: City of Mayville website. First collected Oct 15, 2026.