Board 10/14/26

AGENDA: VILLAGE OF LOMIRA BOARD MEETING 425 Water Street, Lomira October 14, 2026 7pm 1. Call Public Meeting to Order 2. Roll Call Tr. Alf Tr. Jewell Tr. Kohlmann Tr. Loomans Pr. Luedtke Tr. More Tr. Priesgen 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Consider the agenda as presented 5. Consider the previous meeting minutes as emailed 6. Public Appearances and Comments (limited to 2 minutes per person) a. Courtney Doman to address the proposed duplex project on Milwaukee St. (5 minutes) 7. Pr. Luedtke to read Proclamation 2026-2, Honoring Lomira Emergency Medical Responders for Extraordinary Life-Saving Actions, and present Certificates of Commendation to Gage Fleischman, Robert Goldapske, Thomas Goldapske, and Gracie Reuter 8. Consider the conditional use permit request from Evan Mittelstadt to construct a residential duplex on parcel 146-1317-1513-001 on Milwaukee Street 9. Consider reimbursement request for Ryan Erdman 10. Consider granting an operator liquor license to Malenka Bintzler 11. Consider creation of a dead-end on Super Drive 12. Consider the 2027-2029 municipal assessor contract with Bowmar Appraisal 13. Consider the 2027-2028 law enforcement services contract with Dodge County Sheriff’s Office 14. Consider Ordinance #386, bicycle regulations 15. Consider Ordinance #389, nuisance properties 16. Consider Ordinance #390, dog surrender fees 17. Consider Ordinance #391, curfew regulations 18. Consider Ordinance #392, amending conditional uses from the municipal code 19. Consider Ordinance #393, dangerous animal regulations 20. Consider Ordinance #395, no parking on East Avenue Join the meeting virtually! Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/mee t/229847500413220?p=uTtdHG8 NGtvPwA2EOd Meeting ID: 229 847 500 413 220 Passcode: WE2fn72p 21. Consider the 911 Joint Powers Agreement with the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office 22. Consider the bills listed: General Fund $117,785.48; Park Development Fund $2,250; Utility Fund $167,108.69 23. Discuss the proposed 2027 budgets 24. Monthly Department Reports: a. Dodge County Sheriff’s Office b. Fire Department c. Library d. Public Works e. Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer 25. Adjourn Agendas are posted in the following places: Lomira municipal building and website www.villageoflomira.gov at least 24 hours before meeting(s). Persons requiring additional services to participate in any public meeting should contact the Clerk- Treasurer’s office at 920-269- 4112 option 2 for assistance prior to the meeting. Posted 10/9/26 11:30am Lomira Municipal Building, www.villageoflomira.gov/agendas-minutes Jenna Rhein, Village A/C/T Proclamation 2026-2 Honoring Lomira Emergency Medical Responders for Extraordinary Life-Saving Actions WHEREAS, acts of courage and selflessness exemplify the high est ideals of humanity, inspiri ng others to act with compassion and bravery; and WHEREAS, on August 8th, 2026, Gage Fleischman, Bob Goldapske, Thomas Goldapske, and Gracie Reuter demonstrated exceptional presence of mind, s kill, and determination in responding to a life -threatening emergency; and WHEREAS, through swift and decisive action, they provided critical aid that directly contributed to saving the life of a fellow community member in distress; and WHEREAS, such heroism reflects not only personal courage but also a deep commitment to the safety and well- being of others; and WHEREAS, the community recognizes that these actions embody the s pirit of service, compassion, and responsibility that strengthen the bonds between us all; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED , the Board of the Village of Lomira , do hereby proclaim that Gage Fleischman, Bob Goldapske, Thomas Goldapske, and Gracie Reuter are hereby honored with the Life S aving Award in recognition of their extraordinary bravery and life-saving actions. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Village to be affixed this 14th day of October, 2026. { VILLAGE SEAL } Signed: ____________________________________ Donald Luedtke, Village of Lomira President Kondex Grande Proposed Dead End ORDINANCE NO. 386 The Village Bo ard of the Villa ge of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby amends Sec. 21- 1 to read add as follows: c.(3) Dangerous operation. No person shall operate a bicycle upon the streets without having manual control of the handlebars or operate a bicycle in any other manner which necessitates the element of unusual or extraordinary skill and involves unnecessary risk. No bicycle shall be operated that is not in a safe mechanical condition and equipped with any required safety device(s). It shall be the responsibility of the persons 16 years of age or older, or a parent or guardian of a child under 16 years of age, to inspect such bicycle to determine if it is in safe mechanical condition and legally equipped. d. Rules of the Road. The rules of the road for bicycles have been adopted in the Lomira Code of Ordinances. Therefore, all operators of bicycles must follow the rules of the road. Example: stop at all stop signs and traffic signals, proper use of hand signals for turning, operate on proper side of roadway, etc. e. Property Damage. Operators of a bicycle and/or parents or guardians of such operators shall be liable for any damage caused to public or private property as a result of purposeful, negligent, or illegal actions in conflict with this ordinance, and thus shall be responsible for complete and full restitution of all costs associated with such damage, in addition to any forfeiture for such violation. f. Helmets required. Operators of or passengers of bicycles shall abide by Sec. 21-6 of this chapter. g. Penalties. 1. For a violation of any provision of this section the offender shall pay a forfeiture, exclusive of court costs, in an amount not greater than$50 for a first offense, and not greater than $100 for any second and subsequent violations. 2. Any parent or guardian of a person under 12 years of age operating a bicycle, in- line skates, or play vehicle shall be liable for any violations of this ordinance committed by the minor and shall be subject to forfeitures as set forth herein. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance No. 386 as presented. Roll call showed the following results: Ayes:_______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Nays: _______________________________________ Absent: ________________________________ Motion carried. Passed and adopted this _____ day of _______________, 2026. ________________________________ ATTEST: _______________________________ Donald Luedtke Jenna Rhein ORDINANCE NO. 389 The Village Board of the Village of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby creates Sec. 16-6(i) to read as follows: (i) Chronic Nuisances. Nothing in this ordinance is intended to discoura ge crime victims or a person legitimate need of law enforcement services from requesting them. This ordinance does not affect a premises owner ’s duty to comply with any Fair Housing ordinances or all other laws governing residential tenancies with are contained under Chapter 704 of the Wisconsin Statutes and Chapter ATCP 134 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code. 1. Certain premises within the Village of Lomira that receive and require more th an the general, acceptable level of law enforcement services place an undue and inappropriate burden on the village taxpayers and constitute a public nuisance. Nuisance activity contributes to the general decay of an affected neighborhood and negatively impacts law -abiding residents in these neighborhoods. These nuisance properties may be either owner - or non -owner occupied. 2. “Chronic Nuisance Premises” means a premises that meets any of the following: a. A pre mises which has generated three or more calls for police services that have resulted in enforcement action for nuisance activity on three separate days within one month period, or six or more calls in a twelve month period. Two or more separate and distinct enforcement actions for nuisance activity occurring on the same day shall be counted separately. Calls for police services resulting in enforcement action for nuisance activities include enforcement action taken against any person associated with the premises while at or within two hundred feet of the premises. b. Nuisance activities reported by the property owner, such as in the case of rental property involving their own tenants, shall not be counted as a nuisance violation. c. A prem ises for which law enforcement has responded to two or more nuisance activities of the type listed below that have occurred, and probable cause exists that the nuisance activities are associated with the premises. i. A premises for which a Dodge County court has determined, pursuant to a search warrant request, probable cause exists that manufacture, distribution or delivery of a controlled substance(s) has occurred on or in association with the premises within thirty days prior to the date of the search warrant application; or ii. A premises which had one enforcement action a ssociated with the premises from the manufacture, distribution, or delivery of a control led substance(s) as defined in Chapter 961 of the Wisconsin Statutes. 3. “Chronic Nuisance Premises Notice ” means a notice issued by the lead law enforcement officer of the Village. 4. “Enforcement Action” means any of the following: a. The physical arrest of an individual(s) b. The issuance of a citation for a law and/or ordinance violation c. The referral of charges by law enforcement to the District Attorney for prosecution for nuisance activities 5. “Public Nuisance” means a thing, act, occupation, condition or use of property which shall continue for such a length of time as to: a. Substantially annoy, injure, or endanger the com fort, health, repose or safety of the public b. In any way render the public insecure in life or in the use of property c. Greatly offend the public morals of decency d. Unlawfully and substantially interfere with, obstruct, or tend to render dangerous for public passage any street , alley, highway, navigable body of water or other public way or the use of public property 6. “Nuisance Activity” does not include activities, behaviors or conduct that results in a call for assistance made by a person requesting law enforcement services related to any of the following: a. Domestic abuse as defined in §813.12(1)(am) Wis Stats. b. Sexual assault as described in §940.225, 948.025 Wis. Stats. c. “Stalking” as described in §940.32 Wis Stats. d. Enforcement of a restraining order as defined under chapter 813 Wis Stats. e. Any incident or behavior involving an individual at risk as defined in §813.123 Wis Stats. f. Any mat ters involving a child in need of protective services as defined under §48.235(4) Wis Stats. 7. “Lead Officer” means the sheriff’s office supervisor/sergeant overseeing the contract for law enforcement services with the Village. 8. Public Nuisances Offendi ng M orals and Decency. The following acts, omissions, places, conditions, and things are hereby specifically declared to be public nuisances offending public morals and decency, but such enumeration shall not be construed to exclude other nuisances offending public morals and decency: a. Disorderly houses. All disorderly houses, bawdy houses, houses of il l frame, gambling houses and buildings or structures kept or re sorted to for the purpose of prostitution, promiscuous sexual intercourse or gambling. b. Gambling devices. All gambling devices and slot machines. c. Unlicensed sale of liquor and/or beer. All places where intoxicating liquor or fermented malt beverages are sold, possess ed, stored, brewed, bottled, manufact ured, or rectified without a permit or license as provided by the ordinances of the Village. d. Continuous violation of Village ordinances. Any place or premises wi thin the village where Village ordinances or state laws relating to public health, safety, peace, morals, or welfare are openly, continuously, repeatedly, and intentionally violated. e. Illegal drinking. Any place or premises resorted to for the purpose of drinking intoxicating liquor or fermented malt beverages in violation of laws of the State of Wisconsin or ordinances of the Village. 9. Other Public Nuisances. a. Noise / disturbing the peace complaints confi rmed by law enforcement. Enforcement may be either a written/verbal warning or citation. b. Disorderly conduct. Enforcement may be either a written/verbal warning or citation. c. Crimes involving weapons possession, including illegal possession or use of a firearm. d. Damage to property. e. Criminal trespass to dwelling. f. Acts of harassment. g. Battery. h. Animal violations, as defined in Chapter 4. i. Illegal drug activity. Possession, manufacture, or delivery of controlled substance(s). j. Obstruction/Resisting. k. Possession of stolen property. l. Alcohol violations. m. Trespassing. n. Lewd and lascivious behavior. 10. Notice of Abatement. a. If the lead law enforcement officers shall determine that a public nuisance exists at a residential premises within the Village, once approved by the Village President, said officer shall issue and serve upon the owner, occupant, or person causing, permitting, or maintaining the nuisance a notice to abate the nuisance. The notice shall order the abatement of the nuisance within a period of not less than 24 hours or more than seven calendar days. The notice shall state that unless the nuisance is abated, the Village will cause the same to be abated and will charge the cost thereof to the owner, occupant, or person causing, permitting, or maintaining the nuisance . Also, if notice to ab ate the nuisance has been served to the property owner, such cost (s) shall be assessed against the real estate as a special assessment. Should a citation be issued to the property owner for such nuisance and the citation is not paid, the amount shall be assessed against the real estate as a special assessment and added to the tax bill. b. Should additional nuisance activity continue at a premises after notice has been served, that this nuisance activity has occurred not less than fifteen days after notice had been issued, and that reasonable efforts have not been made to abate the nuisance activity, the Village may calculate the cost of law enforcement response and enforcement for this and any subsequent nuisance activities and cause such charges and administrative costs to be assessed and collected as a special char ge added to the tax bill. 11. Abatement of Public Nuisances. a. Enforcement. The lead law enforcement officer for the Village shall enforce the provisions of this section. No action shall be taken under this section unless the officer has inspected the reported nuisance(s) and premises and is satisfied that a nuisance does in fact exist. b. Summary Abatement. If the lead law enforcement officer shall determine that a public nuisance exists at a premises within the Village, the Village President, upon the direction of the lead officer, may direct the officer to cause the same to be abated and charge the cost thereof to the owner, occupant , or person causing, permitting, or maintaining the nuisance as may be the case. c. Abatement After No tice. If the lead law enforcement officer shall determine that a public nuisance exists on private premises but the nature of the nuisance is not such as to threaten great and immediate danger to the public health, safety, peace, morals, or decency, he/she shall serve notice on the person(s) causing or maintaining the nuisance to remove the same within ten days. If such nuisance is not removed within ten days, the officer shall cause the nuisance to be removed as provided in Subsection B. 12. Other Methods not Excluded: nothing in this Chapter shall be construed as pr ohibiting the abatement of public nuisances by the Village or its officials in accordance with the laws of the State of Wisconsin. 13. Cost of Abatement. In addition to any other penalty imposed by th is section for the erect ion, contrivance, creation, continuance, or maintenance of a public nuisance, the cost of abating a public nuisance by the Village shall be collected as a debt from the owner, occupant, or person causing, permitting, or maintaining the nuisance. Such cost shall be assessed against the real estate as a special charge. 14. Enforcement. a. First Offense: A person who violates any provision of this Chapter or any regulation, rule, or order made hereunder shall forfeit not less than $30 nor more than $100 plus costs. b. Subsequent Offenses: A person who violates any provision of t his C hapter or any regulation, rule, or order made hereunder within 24 months of committing a previous violation of this Chapter shall forfeit not less t han $300 nor more than $500 plus costs. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance No. 389 as presented. Roll call showed the following results: Ayes:_______________________________________________ ORDINANCE NO. 390 The Village Board of the Village of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby amends Sec. 4-3 and adds Sec. 4-3(e) to read as follows: Sec. 4-3(e) Surrender fees. The Village of Lomira, under contract with the Dodge County Humane Society, for housing of loose dogs within the village, when the owner cannot be contacted or identified, the village reserves the right to bill the owner of such dog(s) for the amount for each animal associated with the contract. 1. Any dog that is taken to the Dodge County Humane Society under the initial contract shall have a fee assessed based on the amount of the annual contract at the time divided by the allowed number of dogs. The fee will be assessed to the owner of the dog. 2. Any dog that is taken to the Dodge County Humane Society after the initial quantity allowed by the contract at the time of the event shall be charged at the rate determined by the Dodge County Humane Society as stated in the contract. The fee will be assessed to the owner of the dog. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance No. 390 as presented. Roll call showed the following results: Ayes:_______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Nays: _______________________________________ Absent: ________________________________ Motion carried. Passed and adopted this _____ day of _______________, 2026. ________________________________ ATTEST: _______________________________ Donald Luedtke Jenna Rhein Village President Village Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer ORDINANCE NO. 391 The Village Board of the Village of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby amends Sec. 16-6(f) to read as follows: (f) Curfew. (1) Prohibitions. No child under the age of 16 years shall remain, and no parent or legal guardian shall knowingly permit his child or ward to so remain, upon the public streets, highways, roads, alleys, parks, playgrounds or other public grounds, public places and public buildings, places of amusement and entertainment, vacant lots or other unsupervised places in the village between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. the next day. Further, no child between the age of 16 years to their 18th birthday shall be upon any street, alley or other public place in the village between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. (2) Exceptions. The following provisions shall constitute valid exceptions to the operation of the village curfew: a. At any time the child is accompanied by his parent, guardian, or other adult person having the care and custody of the child. b. At any time, in the event of an emergency which would justify the reasonableness of the child's presence. c. At any time when the child is pursuing the duties of legitimate employment. d. Until the hour of 12:30 a.m. if the child is on an errand as directed by a parent or legal guardian with a written note in hand with the date, times, and parent signature. e. If the child is coming home from a public meeting or place of public entertainment such as a movie, play, school, church, or sporting event. This exception shall apply for one -half hour after the completion of such an event. If the event is not commercial in nature or does not have a fixed publicly known time at which it will end, the sponsoring organization shall register the event with the police department at least 24 hours in advance informing the department of the time such event is scheduled to be, the place at which the event will be held, the time at which the event shall end, and the name of the sponsoring organization. f. If the child is coming directly home from a private home which has been approved by the child's parent or legal guardian with a written note in hand with the date, times, and parent signature. g. Until the hour of 12:30 a.m. if the child is on the property of or the sidewalk directly adjacent to the building in which the child resides or the building immediately adjacent thereto. (3) Taking a child into custody. A child believed to be violating this subsection shall be taken to the police department for proper identification or held at the location picked until a parent/guardian arrives to take custody of said child. Every law enforcement officer, while on duty, is hereby authorized to take into custody any child violating the provisions of this subsection (f). a. Children taken into custody shall be released from custody as soon as is reasonably possible. b. An officer taking a child into custody shall make every effort to immediately release the child to the child's parent or legal guardian, if the parent or legal guardian is unavailable, unwilling or unable to provide supervision, that officer may release the child to a responsible adult, and verbally counsel or warn, as may be appropriate; or, in the case of a runaway, child, may release the child to a home authorized under Wis. Stats. § 48.20. (4) Penalty. Any person under 16 years of age who shall violate this subsection shall, upon conviction, be subject to a forfeit of $25.00 $5.00 ($143.80) for the first and $10.00 ($150.10) for second offenses and subsequent offenses shall be referred to the children's court . Any person between the ages of 16 years to their 18th birthday who shall violate this subsection shall, upon conviction, be subject to a forteit of $25.00 ($169.00) for the first and $50.00 ($200.50) for second and subsequent offenses. The enforcement of this subsection shall be at the discretion of the arresting officer. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance No. 391 as presented. ORDINANCE NO. 392 The Village Bo ard of the Villa ge of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby amends ARTICLE III, Chapter 135 as follows: WHEREAS, the Board of the Village of Lomira finds that the elimination of conditional uses will promote clarity, predictability, and consistency in land use regulation; and WHEREAS, the Board of the Village of Lomira desires to amend the Zoning Ordinance to remove all provisions authorizing conditional uses; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of the Village of Lomira does repeal conditional use authority in its entirety. Any land previously permitted with a conditional use prior to the passing of this ordinance is grandfathered in as a permitted use; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, any use absent from the permitted uses as listed in the Zoning Ordinance for each district is not an allowable use in the district; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, all references to conditional use or similar terms throughout the ordinances are hereby deleted, and any related procedural sections are repealed. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance No. 392 as presented. Roll call showed the following results: Ayes:_______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Nays: _______________________________________ Absent: ________________________________ Motion carried. Passed and adopted this _____ day of _______________, 2026. ________________________________ ATTEST: _______________________________ Donald Luedtke Jenna Rhein Village President Village Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer ORDINANCE # 393 Dangerous/Vicious animals The Village Board of the Village of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby ordains Section 4-2 be amended to read as follows: (a) Definition and determination. Law enforcement or designee thereof shall investigate every dog complaint and make a determination as to whether or not such dog is dangerous, shall so inform the owner, keeper, or harborer of such dog animal, and provide such person with a copy of this division. The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this s ection, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this subsection, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Dangerous/vicious dog animal means any dog animal which: (1) Without provocation, while not under the control of its owner, chases, confronts, or approaches a person in a menacing fashion and it is clear that the dog animal is not merely being protective in a particular set of circumstances. (2) When unprovoked, approaches a domestic animal in a menacing fashion. (3) When unprovoked, causes a non -severe, non- bite injury in a menacing fashion to any person or domestic animal. (4) Caused a serious injury to or killed a person or domestic animal (5) Caused an injury by biting a person (6) Attacked a person or domestic animal in such a manner as to require defensive action to prevent bodily injury or property damage when such person is conducting himself or herself peacefully and lawfully (7) Any dog animal owned, harbored, or trained primarily or in part for the purpose of fighting (8) A ny dog animal declared to be vicious/dangerous in another municipality, county, or state (9) A ny dog animal previously found to be vicious/dangerous in a trial on the charge of violating this section (b) Domestic animal means domesticated dogs any animals, emotional support animal , and service animals. (c) Menacing fashion means demonstrating an intent or desire to cause injury by one or more of the following actions: (1) An attempt to bite a person or another animal in such a fashion as to show plainly to a reasonable person an unfriendly intent and put them in fear of attack. (2) Growling or barking in an unfriendly manner while approaching or chasing a person or another animal. (3) Growling or barking in an unfriendly manner while making physical contact with a person or another animal. (d) Officer means any law enforcement officer (e) Owner means any person, firm, corporation, or other organization owning, keeping, possessing, harboring, controlling, or having the care or custody, whether temporarily or permanently, of a dog. animal (f) Provoked. Any attack by an animal or physical injury caused by an animal shall be considered provoked if at the time the attack occurs or the injury is inflicted: (1) The person who was attacked or injured was teasing, tormenting, abusing, or assaulting the animal; (2) The animal was protecting a person, itself, its young or another domestic animal from an attack by a human being or another animal; or (3) The person who was attacked or injured was committing a crime on the property of the animal's owner. (g) Disposition of dangerous dogs animals. Any law enforcement officer of the village may take custody of an animal if the officer has reasonable grounds to believe the animal is one of the types set forth in Wis. Stats. § 173.13(1)(a)(1) —(9). (h) P rohibited in multifamily dwellings. No vicious dog animal may be kept within any portion of any two-family or multiple -family dwelling. (i) T ransfer. No person may sell, give away, or transfer ownership or custodianship of a vicious/dangerous dog animal without first advising law enforcement in writing, including the name and address of the person to whom the dog is given. (j) L eash and muzzle. No person owning, harboring, or having the care of a vicious dog animal may permit such a dog an animal to go outside its kennel or pen unless the dog animal is securely leashed with a leash no longer than four feet in length. No person may permit a vicious dog animal to be kept on a chain, rope , or other type of leash outside its kennel or pen unless a person is in physical control of the leash. The dog animal may not be leashed to inanimate objects such as trees, posts and buildings. A vicious dog animal on a leash outside the dog's kennel shall be muzzled by a muzzling device sufficient to prevent the dog animal from biting persons or other animals. (k) Confinement indoors. No vicious dog animal may be kept on a porch, patio or in any part of a house or structure that would allow the dog animal to exit the building on its own volition. No vicious dog animal may be kept in a house or structure when the windows are open or when screen windows or screen doors are the only obstacle preventing the dog animal from exiting the structure. (l) Confinement outdoors. (1) All vicious dogs animals shall be securely confined indoors or in a securely enclosed and locked pen or kennel, except when leashed and muzzled. (2) T he pen, kennel or structure shall have secure sides and a secure top attached to all sides. A structure used to confine a vicious dog animal shall be locked with a key or combination lock when the dog animal is within the structure. The structure shall have a secure bot tom or floor attached to the sides of the pen, or the sides of the pen must be embedded in the ground no less than two feet. All structures shall be adequately lighted and ventilated and kept in a clean and sanitary condition. (3) A ll structures erected to house vicious dogs animals shall comply with all applicable municipal zoning and building regulations. (m) Signs. All owners, keepers, or harborers of vicious dogs animals shall display in a prominent place on their premises a sign easily readable by the public using the words "beware of dog " or providing the animal type . A similar sign is required to be posted on the kennel or pen of the dog animal . (n) Insurance. (1) All owners, keepers , or harborers of vicious dogs animals shall provide proof to the police chief local law enforcement of public liability insurance in a single incident amount of $50,000.00 per incident for bodily injury to or death of any person or for the damage to property owned by any person which may result from the ownership, keeping or maintenance of vicious dogs . animals. (2) The insurance policy shall provide that no cancellation of the policy will be made unless a ten-day written notice is first given to law enforcement. (3) The owner or custodian of the dog animal shall produce evidence of the required insurance upon request of a law enforcement officer. (o) State Law reference— Taking custody of animals, Wis. Stats. § 173.13; restraining action against dogs, Wis. Stats. § 174.01. (p) Declaration of dangerous/vicious dog animal; notification and hearing. a. If law e nforcement determines that a dog an animal is vicious as defined in this section, he or she may declare the dog aimal to be a vicious dog . The officer shall immediately inform the owner or custodian in writing, by personal service or certified mail, of such determination, and the reasons therefor. The determination shall be dated, and shall advise such person of the right to have such determination reviewed, the time within such review may be obtained, and the officer or person to whom a request shall be ad dressed. b. I f an owner or custodian contests the designation of the dog animal as vicious, the owner may request a hearing in writing, mailed or delivered in person to law enforcement agency providing services to the Village within thirty days of issuance of the notice. The request for review shall state the ground or grounds upon which the person aggrieved contends that the decision should be modified or reversed. c. The hearing shall be held within 15 days of receipt of the request for hearing before the commo n council. The DCSO Sergeant for the Village of Lomira or designee thereof, shall serve the appellant with notice of such hearing by mail or personal service at least ten days before such hearing. Any interested party may present evidence as to whether the dog is vicious. At such a hearing, the determination of the police officer shall be termed an initial determination. d. The owner or custodian may file with the request for hearing written evidence and argument in support of the person's position with respec t to the initial determination. e. At the hearing, the appellant and the municipal authority may be represented by an attorney and may present evidence and call and examine witnesses and cross examine witnesses of the other party. Such witnesses shall be sworn by the Village Clerk. The Board may issue subpoenas. An appellant's attorney of record may issue a subpoena to compel the attendance of a witness or the production of evidence. A subpoena issued by an attorney must be in substantially the same form as pr ovided in Wis. Stats. § 805.07(4), and must be served in the manner provided in Wis. Stats. § 805.07(5). The attorney shall, at the time of issuance, send a copy of the subpoena to the decision maker. f. At the hearing, law enforcement and the owner or custodian of the allegedly vicious dog may present any relevant evidence related to whether the dog animal meets the definition of a vicious dog animal in this section. g. The proceedings shall be taken by a stenographer or recorded. The Village Clerk or a person employed for that purpose shall take notes of the testimony and shall mark and preserve all exhibits. h. Pending the decision of the Board upon the hearing, the owner must comply with any restrictions established by the Board. After the hearing, the owner shall be notified in writing of the determination. The Board may impose additional restrictions on a dog an animal declared vicious pending arrangements for its removal from the village , euthanasia, or during any period pending judicial review. i. Any party aggrieved by the determination may seek judicial review pursuant to Wis. Stats. § 68.13. (q) At trial on a charge or at a hearing: a. The fact-finder shall consider evidence of provocation of the animal by a person or animal bitten or injured by the dog animal as a potentially mitigating factor. If the provocation is purposeful or substantial, the fact -finder may accept any alleged bite or injury as self -defense by the animal and not classify the animal as vicious. b. The attack, chase, or injury of a person or domestic animal by a dog an animal shall, in the absence of contrary evidence, be presumed to be due to an unprovoked attack. However, a dog shall not be deemed to be vicious if it bites, attacks or menaces any person or animal: i. To defend its owner, caretaker or another person from an unjustified attack by a person or animal; ii. To protect its young or another animal; iii. To defend itself against any person or animal that has tormented, assaulted or abused it; iv. To defend its owner's or caretaker's property against trespa ssers; v. That is actively committing or attempting to commit a crime; vi. That is violating or attempting to violate an ordinance that protects persons or property. c. No animal may be declared vicious for acts committed by the animal while being utilized by a law enforcement agency for law enforcement purposes while under the control and direction of a law enforcement officer. d. Any vicious dog animal may be ordered impounded or removed from the village for violations of this chapter. The animal's owner shall be responsible for costs of impoundment or removal. e. A ny dog animal that has caused serious injury to a person or domestic animal on two separate occasions, without reasonable cause, may be destroyed as a result of judgment rendered by a court of competent jurisdiction, as specified under Wis. Stats. § 174.02(3). The animal's owner shall be responsible for costs of destruction. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance #393 as presented and be effective immediately. Roll call showed the following results: Ayes:_______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Nays: _______________________________________ Absent: ________________________________ Motion carried. Passed and adopted this ______ day of __________________, 2026. ATTEST: ________________________________ _______________________________ Donald Luedtke Jenna Rhein Village President Village Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer ORDINANCE NO. 395 No parking on East Avenue The Village Bo ard of the Villa ge of Lomira, Wisconsin, hereby ordains to add in Section 22- 4(a)(4) as follows: (4) East A venue. There shall be no parking on East Avenue within the Village . Parking is prohibited on the west side and east side of the street. “No Parking” signs are placed in this location. Moved by Tr. ___________________________, seconded by Tr._______________________________, to adopt Ordinance No. 395 as presented. Roll call showed the following results: Ayes:_______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Nays: _______________________________________ Absent: ________________________________ Motion carried. Passed and adopted this ______ day of __________________, 2026. ATTEST: ________________________________ _______________________________ Donald Luedtke Jenna Rhein Village President Village Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 110:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6509 900-00-64000-000-000 WAT-SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 15.00 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 15.00Total 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6510 900-00-82100-000-000 SEW-POWER & FUEL FOR PUMPING 14.73 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 14.73Total 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6511 900-00-64000-000-000 WAT-SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 17.37 100-00-51600-300-000 ALLIANT ENERGY 9.11 100-00-52100-200-003 ALLIANT & WE ENERGIES 9.11 100-00-55110-200-004 LIBR GAS FUEL 9.12 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 44.71Total 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6512 100-00-52200-200-009 BUILDING MAINT. & UTILITIES 16.92 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 16.92Total 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6513 100-00-55400-200-001 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINT 14.22 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 14.22Total 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6514 100-00-53311-300-002 SHOP HEATING FUEL 14.68 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 14.68Total In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 210:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 10/14/2026 ALLIANT ENERGY / WPL Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6515 900-00-82100-000-000 SEW-POWER & FUEL FOR PUMPING 15.48 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 15.48Total BADGER LABORATORIES & ENGINEERING CO., INC.10/14/2026 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED chloride samples 100.00 26-018485 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED nitrogen 75.00 26-019997 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED chloride 100.00 26-013637 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED chloride 100.00 26-015857 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 375.00Total 10/14/2026 BOWMAR APPRAISAL INC 2026 ASSESSMENT SERVICES Q3 100-00-51500-100-000 PROPERTY ASSESSMENT 3,950.00 2595 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 3,950.00Total 10/14/2026 CHASE CARD SERVICES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6516 100-00-55110-200-001 LIBR BOOKS & SUPPLIES 1,823.67 100-00-51400-400-000 OFFICE SUPPLIES 66.67 900-00-68100-000-000 WAT-OTHER OFF SUPP & EXP 66.67 900-00-85100-000-000 SEW-OFFICE SUPP & EXP 66.67 100-00-52200-200-001 SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT 164.60 100-00-53311-300-004 SHOP SUPPLIES 205.93 100-00-51400-600-000 MISC. GEN. EXP. 43.38 100-00-52200-200-004 TRAINING & PREVENTION 995.70 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 310:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 100-00-52200-200-005 FIRST RESPONDERS 86.95 100-00-53311-200-001 MAINT SUPP/MATERIALS FOR STREE 63.41 900-00-68900-000-000 WAT-MISC GENERAL EXP 341.25 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 3,924.90Total 10/14/2026 COLE OIL & PROPANE CO Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6534 100-00-52200-200-002 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 212.39 FD SEPTEMBER ______________________________________________________________________________________ 212.39Total CORE & MAIN LP10/14/2026 100-00-53441-000-000 STORM SEWER MAINTENANCE 196.42 Z621388 900-00-65000-000-000 WAT-REPAIRS OF WATER PLANT 3,855.10 Z621388 900-00-65000-000-000 WAT-REPAIRS OF WATER PLANT 104.03 Z6525705 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4,155.55Total COUNTY OF DODGE SHERIFF'S OFFICE10/14/2026 100-00-52100-100-001 DCSO CONTRACT contract services 40,022.02 11823 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 40,022.02Total CTW CORPORATION10/14/2026 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED Well #2 emergency service - pump hoist 30,699.00 42957 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 30,699.00Total 10/14/2026 DETF - HEALTH INSURANCE Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6517 100-00-21900-000-000 HEALTH & LIFE INS. PAYABLE OCTOBER 12,735.02 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 410:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: ______________________________________________________________________________________ 12,735.02Total DIGGERS HOTLINE, INC10/14/2026 900-00-64000-000-000 WAT-SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 137.35 260 9 64001 900-00-82700-000-000 SEW-OTHER OPER SUPP & EXP 137.35 260 9 64001 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 274.70Total DTAK, LLC10/14/2026 800-00-59100-000-000 PARK DEV. FEE EXPENSES woodchips for LAA playground 2,250.00 68927 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2,250.00Total 10/14/2026 EFT Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6518 100-00-21800-000-000 STATE TAXES W/H 9/25 854.18 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 854.18Total 10/14/2026 EFT Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6519 100-00-21800-000-000 STATE TAXES W/H 10/8 864.08 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 864.08Total 10/14/2026 EFT Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6520 100-00-51938-100-000 UNEMPLOYMENT TAXES Q3 40.01 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 40.01Total 10/14/2026 EFTPS Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6521 100-00-21700-000-000 FEDERAL TAXES W/H 1,427.46 10/8 100-00-21500-000-000 SOC SEC TAXES W/H 1,727.51 10/8 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 510:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 100-00-21500-000-000 SOC SEC TAXES W/H 1,727.51 10/8 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4,882.48Total EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS10/14/2026 100-00-52900-000-000 EMER GOVT EXP ANNUAL TORNADO SIREN MAINTENANCE 3,584.00 4970 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 3,584.00Total 10/14/2026 FRONTIER 100-00-53311-300-007 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 43.81 900-00-85100-000-000 SEW-OFFICE SUPP & EXP 43.81 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 87.62Total GOLDEN LOMIRA LLC10/14/2026 900-00-66000-000-000 WAT-TRANSPORTATION EXPENSE 63.31 12189402 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 63.31Total HAWKINS, INC.10/14/2026 900-00-63000-000-000 WAT-CHEMICAL EXP 665.71 7563144 900-00-63000-000-000 WAT-CHEMICAL EXP 10.00 7566807 900-00-63000-000-000 WAT-CHEMICAL EXP 713.17 7579430 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1,388.88Total 10/14/2026 KWIK TRIP INC. Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6522 100-00-52200-200-002 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 224.02 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 224.02Total In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 610:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 10/14/2026 LEMKE CONSULTING, LLC 100-00-51600-100-000 MB MAINTENANCE & SUPPLIES INTERNET & MEMORY TROUBLSHOOTING 31.25 22000 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 31.25Total 10/14/2026 LOMIRA SEWER & WATER Q3 Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6523 100-00-52200-200-007 HYDRANT RENTAL (PFP) 1262 94.92 100-00-55200-200-001 STERR PARK 1262 418.28 100-00-52200-200-007 HYDRANT RENTAL (PFP) 1266 189.00 100-00-51600-500-000 MB SEWER & WATER 1266 223.40 900-00-83400-000-000 SEW-MAINT OF GEN PLT STR & EQ 1267 1,369.98 100-00-55200-200-008 ATHLETIC FIELD 1259 42.72 100-00-55400-200-001 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINT 1261 2,877.32 100-00-52200-200-007 HYDRANT RENTAL (PFP) 1254 0.00 100-00-53311-300-006 SHOP SEWER & WATER 1254 126.26 100-00-52200-200-007 HYDRANT RENTAL (PFP) 1255 94.92 100-00-55200-200-008 ATHLETIC FIELD 1255 641.10 100-00-52200-200-007 HYDRANT RENTAL (PFP) 1256 94.92 100-00-52200-200-009 BUILDING MAINT. & UTILITIES 1256 93.36 100-00-52200-200-007 HYDRANT RENTAL (PFP) 1257 189.00 100-00-55400-200-001 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINT 1257 170.07 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 710:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: ______________________________________________________________________________________ 6,625.25Total MAXWELL PLUMBING & HEATING10/14/2026 900-00-65000-000-000 WAT-REPAIRS OF WATER PLANT cap water main 345.00 026-858 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 345.00Total 10/14/2026 METLIFE 100-00-21900-000-000 HEALTH & LIFE INS. PAYABLE Supplemental Vision coverage 33.88 October 2026 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 33.88Total MIDWEST CONTRACT OPERATIONS10/14/2026 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED LABS 1,188.50 INV33244 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED CONTRACT SERVICES 6,161.47 INV33216 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 7,349.97Total 10/14/2026 MONARCH LIBRARY SYSTEM Account: Lomira QuadGraphics Community 100-00-55110-200-007 LIBR TECHNICAL SERV/EQUIP 67.53 416797 100-00-55110-200-007 LIBR TECHNICAL SERV/EQUIP ANNUAL PROGRAM/MAINTENANCE FEES 5,961.47 416830 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 6,029.00Total 10/14/2026 MSA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Projects 100-00-52400-000-000 BUILDING INSPECTIONS BUILDING INS. SERVICES 0.00 032303 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED WWTP UV DISINFECTION PROJECT 39,994.40 033284 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED WATER ST. REPLAY PROJECT 9,535.10 033200 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED SOUTH AVE PROJECT 19,223.60 033199 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 810:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED CWF Application - Disinfection project 11,900.00 033760 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED South Ave. CDBG administration 6,250.00 033759 900-00-85200-000-000 SEW-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED UV DISINFECTION PROJECT WWTP 16,213.30 033824 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 103,116.40Total 10/14/2026 NORTHERN LAKE SERVICE INC 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED coliform bacteria testing 31.00 2616272 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED coliform bacteria testing 31.00 2616434 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED lead & copper analysis 412.00 2616867 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 474.00Total PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WI10/14/2026 900-00-68800-000-000 WAT-REGULATORY COMM CHARGES ASSESSMENT 939.87 RA27-I-03180 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 939.87Total R & R INSURANCE SERVICES10/14/2026 100-00-53311-200-009 LIABILITY & WC INSURANCE 2,187.00 3483650 100-00-53311-200-009 LIABILITY & WC INSURANCE 2,245.83 3483651 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4,432.83Total 10/14/2026 SABEL MECHANICAL LLC 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED Well - welding, tap valve, solenoid, etc 2,438.68 260926 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2,438.68Total SCHRAUFNAGEL IMPLEMENT INC.10/14/2026 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 910:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 100-00-53311-200-002 EQUIPMENT REPAIR & MAINT hose 486.08 IL36945 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 486.08Total 10/14/2026 SECURIAN FINANCIAL GROUP, INC. LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE 100-00-21900-000-000 HEALTH & LIFE INS. PAYABLE 16.56 100-00-21900-000-000 HEALTH & LIFE INS. PAYABLE 111.81 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 128.37Total 10/14/2026 SPECTRUM Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6535 100-00-51600-200-000 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 76.66 100-00-52100-200-002 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 76.66 100-00-53311-300-007 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 76.67 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 229.99Total 10/14/2026 SPECTRUM Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6536 100-00-52200-200-003 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 187.68 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 187.68Total 10/14/2026 T-MOBILE Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6524 100-00-51600-200-000 TELEPHONE & INTERNET 78.41 100-00-55400-200-001 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINT 78.41 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 156.82Total THE UPS STORE #267110/14/2026 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED 14.34 36 9/8 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED 14.34 44 9/15 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 1010:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED 15.16 26 9/21 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 43.84Total 10/14/2026 US BANK Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6525 100-00-51600-100-000 MB MAINTENANCE & SUPPLIES 858.25 100-00-51400-310-000 ELECTION SUPPLIES/PUB 402.19 100-00-51400-400-000 OFFICE SUPPLIES 577.98 100-00-52200-200-001 SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT 180.28 900-00-68100-000-000 WAT-OTHER OFF SUPP & EXP 572.58 900-00-85100-000-000 SEW-OFFICE SUPP & EXP 391.95 100-00-53311-300-004 SHOP SUPPLIES 61.63 100-00-52200-200-005 FIRST RESPONDERS 228.68 100-00-53311-300-005 UNIFORM SERVICE 37.98 100-00-53311-200-001 MAINT SUPP/MATERIALS FOR STREE 248.94 100-00-55200-200-001 STERR PARK 5.99 100-00-53311-300-004 SHOP SUPPLIES 11.96 100-00-53311-200-002 EQUIPMENT REPAIR & MAINT 171.89 100-00-53311-200-001 MAINT SUPP/MATERIALS FOR STREE 518.71 100-00-53311-300-004 SHOP SUPPLIES 46.36 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 4,315.37Total USA BLUE BOOK10/14/2026 900-00-64000-000-000 WAT-SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 238.89 INV01157497 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 1110:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 100-00-53311-200-001 MAINT SUPP/MATERIALS FOR STREE 14.49 INV01157497 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 253.38Total 10/14/2026 WASTE MANAGEMENT Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6526 100-00-53620-000-000 REFUSE COLLECTION & DISP 7,433.65 197848123216 100-00-53635-100-000 RECYCLING CONTRACT SERVICES 3,279.18 197848123216 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 10,712.83Total WATER QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS10/14/2026 900-00-68200-000-000 WAT-OUTSIDE SERV EMPLOYED WELL #2 RADIUM 1,665.00 0926-23 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1,665.00Total 10/14/2026 WE ENERGIES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6527 100-00-53311-300-003 SHOP ELECTRICITY 360.59 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 360.59Total 10/14/2026 WE ENERGIES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6528 900-00-62000-000-000 WAT-POWER PURCH FOR PUMPING EX 498.21 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 498.21Total 10/14/2026 WE ENERGIES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6529 100-00-53420-000-000 STREET LIGHTING 30.69 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 30.69Total 10/14/2026 WE ENERGIES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6530 100-00-51600-400-000 WE ENERGIES 631.17 100-00-52100-200-003 ALLIANT & WE ENERGIES 631.17 In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 1210:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 100-00-55110-200-005 LIBR ELECTRICITY 631.16 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1,893.50Total 10/14/2026 WE ENERGIES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6531 100-00-55200-200-006 OAK SPRINGS PARK 19.76 100-00-55200-200-001 STERR PARK 298.63 100-00-53420-000-000 STREET LIGHTING 1,013.83 100-00-53420-000-000 STREET LIGHTING 17.16 100-00-52900-000-000 EMER GOVT EXP 17.15 100-00-53420-000-000 STREET LIGHTING 6,105.96 100-00-52200-200-001 SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT 454.00 100-00-52900-000-000 EMER GOVT EXP 15.40 100-00-55200-200-002 CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK 85.25 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 8,027.14Total 10/14/2026 WE ENERGIES Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6532 900-00-82100-000-000 SEW-POWER & FUEL FOR PUMPING 192.93 900-00-82200-000-000 SEW-POWER & FUEL FOR AERATN EQ 5,846.95 900-00-62000-000-000 WAT-POWER PURCH FOR PUMPING EX 1,698.17 900-00-82100-000-000 SEW-POWER & FUEL FOR PUMPING 241.71 100-00-52900-000-000 EMER GOVT EXP 20.67 900-00-62000-000-000 WAT-POWER PURCH FOR PUMPING EX 2,343.56 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 10,343.99Total In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 1310:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________Voucher Nbr Check Date Payee Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: WI DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES10/14/2026 100-00-53635-300-000 OTHER RECYCLING EXP Waste Program Transporter license 110.00 WOOD WASTE PERMIT #10798 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 110.00Total 10/14/2026 WI RETIREMENT SYSTEM Manual Check Nbr: AW# 6533 100-00-21600-000-000 RETIREMENT W/H SEPTEMBER 5,161.66 ______________________________________________________________________________________ 5,161.66Total 287,144.17Grand Total In Progress Checks - Full Report - ALL 1410:57 AM ACCTALL Checks by Payee VILLAGE NEBAT POOLED CHECKING Dated From: Thru Account:Thru: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Amount From Account: 10/09/2026 Page: 117,785.48Total Expenditure from Fund # 100 - GENERAL FUND 2,250.00Total Expenditure from Fund # 800 - PARK DEVELOPMENT FEES 167,108.69Total Expenditure from Fund # 900 - SEWER & WATER FUND 287,144.17Total Expenditure from all Funds INCIDENT CALL TYPES NON-CONTRACT CONTRACT TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE YEAR TO DATE ABUSE/NEGLECT 0 3 ACCIDENT DEER 1 1 7 ACCIDENT FATAL 0 0 ACCIDENT INJURY 1 1 2 18 ACCIDENT PROPERTY DAMAGE 1 3 4 50 ALARM 1 1 13 ANIMAL 2 4 6 64 ASSIST AGENCY 5 5 66 ASSIST MOTORIST 6 10 16 115 BAR CHECK 0 1 BATTERY/ASSAULT 0 0 BOMB THREAT 0 0 BUILD/AREA CHK 68 107 175 2001 BURGLARY 1 1 1 CHILD CUSTODY 1 4 5 17 CIVIL MATTER 1 1 2 16 CONTROLLED BURN 1 1 31 DEATH INVESTIGATION 2 2 4 DIRECT TRAFFIC 0 0 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 1 3 4 17 DNR COMPLAINT 0 1 DNR INJURY CRASH 0 0 DNR PDO CRASH 0 0 DNR FATAL CRASH 0 0 DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 1 1 9 DPW 0 1 DRILL 0 1 DRUGS 1 1 15 EMERGENCY DETENTION 1 1 2 EMS REQUEST 5 15 20 116 ESCAPE 0 0 ESCORT 0 0 EXPLOSION 0 0 FAMILY TROUBLE 2 2 4 23 FIGHT 0 0 FIRE ALARM 1 1 16 FIRE REQUEST 1 1 11 FIREWORKS 0 8 FORGERY 0 0 FOUND ITEM 2 2 19 FRAUD 1 1 26 FRAUD WELFARE 0 0 GAS DRIVE OFF 1 1 3 HANG UP 7 8 15 100 HARASSMENT 0 9 HIT AND RUN 0 5 HOMICIDE 0 0 INFORMATION 1 1 8 INTOX DRIVER 2 2 25 INTOX PERSON 0 0 JUVENILE ALCOHOL 0 2 KIDNAPPING 0 0 LITTER 0 2 LOCKOUT 1 1 2 12 LOST ITEM 1 1 6 MISCELLANEOUS 7 5 12 94 MISSING ADULT 0 1 MISSING JUVENILE 0 3 NEIGHBOR DISPUTE 0 7 NOISE COMPLAINT 1 1 17 OPEN DOOR 0 1 ORDINANCE VIOLATION 5 5 64 PAPER SERVICE 3 3 21 PARKING COMPLAINT 1 3 4 41 PERSON WITH GUN 0 0 PLI HOME VISIT 0 0 PORNOGRAPHY 0 1 PRISON INVESTIGATION 0 0 REPOSSESSION 1 1 9 ROBBERY 0 0 SCHOOL COMPLAINT 3 3 42 CALLS FOR SERVICE IN LOMIRA - REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD CALLS FOR SERVICE SEPTEMBER 2026 INCIDENT CALL TYPES NON-CONTRACT CONTRACT TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE YEAR TO DATE CALLS FOR SERVICE IN LOMIRA - REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD CALLS FOR SERVICE SEPTEMBER 2026 SEX OFFENSE 0 4 SHOTS FIRED 0 1 SIGN REPAIR 1 1 3 SUBJECT STOP 0 4 SUICIDAL 0 1 SUSPICIOUS 1 1 38 THEFT 1 1 18 THEFT OF VEHICLE 0 2 THEFT - RETAIL 0 8 THREAT 2 2 4 TRAFFIC COMPLAINT 21 8 29 227 TRAFFIC PURSUIT 0 2 TRAFFIC STOP 44 46 90 786 TRANSPORT 0 3 TRESPASS 1 1 4 TRAFFIC STOP - ATV 0 6 TRAFFIC STOP - BOAT 0 0 TRAFFIC STOP - READER 0 0 TRAFFIC STOP - SNOW 0 0 UNWANTED SUBJECT 0 8 VANDALISM 1 1 7 VEHICLE RUNOFF 0 27 VIOLATE RESTRAINING ORDER 0 7 VOUCHER 0 0 WALK AND TALK 2 7 9 119 VARDA 0 1 WARRANT CHECK 1 2 3 16 WELFARE CHECK 4 7 11 64 TOTALS 189 268 457 4505 September SRO Hours 160.5 LOMIRA FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT September 1, 2026 – September 30, 2026 Month in Review 26 - EMR Medical Calls, 3 Calls no response (No EMR’s Available) 4 - Fire Department Calls. 9/2 Motor Vehicle Crash on I-41 9/15 Apartment Fire Main and Pleasant Hill Avenue 9/19 Fire Alarm Grande Distribution Center, Faulty System 9/28 Motor Vehicle Crash on Main Street 30 - Total Calls for September 2026 Fire training Consisted of Ladder Operations Multiple Public Relation Events for September, -We set up trucks and equipment at Appreciation Days -9/12 We hosted a stop point for a Biker group, for restrooms and refreshments. -9/26 We hosted a breakfast stop for a Biker group. October Years of Service Recognition, Thomas Goldapske 3 years, and Dan Thomas 25 years. Assistant Chief Brian Stoffel / Lomira Fire Dept. Director: Julie Staffin Deputy Director: Devin Sellnow Training Officer: Roy Smalley Secretary: Kathy Matuszewski 102 Mill Pl | Mayville, WI |53050 Station: (920)387.7989 Fax: (920)212.1282 mayvilleems@mayvillecity.com Mayville EMS-Village of Lomira Monthly Update-September 2026 Calls for Service During the month of September, Mayville EMS responded to 33 calls for service in the Village of Lomira, bringing our YTD total to 183 calls. New EMS Facility We continue to move forward with plans for our new EMS/Training Center facility. We have officially signed a contract with our architect and are continuing to work through the next steps of the project. Staffing I have requested an additional full-time AEMT position to help address our continued call volume and staffing needs. The request has been forwarded to the City Council for approval. My goal is to have the position approved and the new employee hired by the end of the year. Training Center Our EMT and AEMT students have now been released for their clinical skills. As a result, you will begin seeing students riding on our ambulances and gaining hands-on experience with our crews. Monthly Training September's training focused on protocol review, critical thinking, and teamwork. Crews worked through patient scenarios where they had to identify different clues and work together to determine what was happening with the patient and how best to treat them. Lomira First Responders We now have four Lomira First Responders who are cross credentialed with Mayville EMS. Cross credentialing allows these First Responders to utilize a higher level of EMS skills while waiting for the ambulance to arrive on scene. This provides an important first line of patient care and allows treatment to begin sooner when appropriate. We have also provided the necessary equipment for the AEMTs to begin establishing IV access when indicated. Brave Like Bryn Blood Drive We will be hosting the Brave Like Bryn Blood Drive on October 14 at the TAG Center. Our goal is to collect 100 units of blood. We encourage everyone who is eligible to donate to consider participating. Blood donations directly help patients in our communities. Respectfully submitted, Julie Staffin Director Mayville EMS Municipality September Year to Date City of Mayville 83 672 Town of Leroy 2 38 Town of Lomira 11 62 Town of Theresa 3 50 Village of Iron Ridge 4 39 Village of Lomira 33 183 Village of Theresa 4 74 Mutual Aid 1 13 Mutual Aid Received 1 1 IFT 1 35 Unit Sep YTD 1st 114 952 2nd 26 185 3rd 2 28 4th 0 0 September 2026 Library Report - Emily Artin, Library Director Library Statistics: • 1,506 library visits • 2,247 items circulated • 807 program participants • ~200 computer/Wi-Fi logins Library Highlights: • Regular Programming Offerings – Fall 2026  Jr. Storytime  Book Club  Sheepshead  1000 Books  Teen Scene  Adult classes  Homeschool Hangout  Chess Club • Fall Bingo: Thank you to Kelleys Farmstead, King Pin Lanes Bowling, Sweet Peas Pies, and the TAG Center for donating prizes for our Fall Bingo. Ninety patrons completed their bingo cards - a favorite challenge was finding a book with a one-word title. • “New” Furniture : Thank you to the Hustisford Community Library for making your old furniture available to other libraries. Lomira is now the proud owner of another large round table, which is nearly an exact match to our two existing round tables. And apparently, it is difficult to play sheepshead at a square table - so our Wednesday card players are especially excited! • County Reimbursement: The Dodge County Library Planning Committee has recommended the same formula; Lomira should be reimbursed at 100% for 2027. Lomira is one of one four libraries in the coun ty to be reimbursed at that rate . The other twelve libraries will be reimbursed at 80 -95% (based on their cost per circulation ). *Rates will be officially set when the county approves their budget in November. Upcoming Library Events:  Oct 3 – Windowsill Herbs (adults)  Oct 9 – Bats (w/ Marsh Haven)  Oct 12 – Art Lab  Oct 14 – Homeschool Hangout  Oct 14 – Chess Club  Oct 19 – Teen Scene  Oct 21 – Chair Yoga  Nov 2 – Creepy Crawly Critters Teen Scene participants Administrator’s Report September 5th – October 9th Mission: For each department to continually operate economically while building savings, develop an operating budget that can be financially sustainable, give the public the best value for their tax dollars , maintain services, and provide an enriched quality of life for residents and businesses. General Fund Revenues YTD: $1,741,437.60 87% General Fund Expenditures YTD: $1,552,626.80 80% Water Fund Revenues YTD: $653,175.96 75% Water Fund Expenditures YTD: $644,795.98 74% Sewer Fund Revenues YTD: $853,321.91 72% Sewer Fund Expenditures YTD: $896,873.99 75% Work Completed : collected sewer and water payments , met with Dodge County Adm inistration and Thrive Development to discuss community development partnerships , processed 3rd quarter sewer and water bil ls, created the 3rd quarter newsletter, attended a CDBG webinar, attended a levy limit workshop webinar hosted by Ehlers, hosted an educational day with the Lomira 3 rd grade classes (held a mock board meeting and committee s), collected electronics from residents for proper recycling, customer service, pet licensing, daily deposits, payroll, monthly bank reconciliations, website maintenance, weekly leak-logger meeting and notices mailed and/or phone calls made, etc. Looking Ahead: November General Election Day is November 3rd , in-person absentee voting begins October 20th Contact Info: Jenna Rhein, Administrator-Clerk-Treasurer 425 Water Street Lomira, WI 53048 Office: 920-269-4112 x2 Cell: 920-583-6049 Email: jrhein@villageoflomira.gov Web: www.villageoflomira.gov