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TOWN OF WESTPORT TOWN BOARD – Monday, August 3, 2026 A regular meeting of the Town Board was called to order at 6:00 pm by Town Chair John Cuccia in the Community Meeting Room of the Bernard J. Kennedy Administration Building/Town Hall. Members Present: Cuccia, Pichette, Manering, Crowell and Werner. Members Absent: None. Also Present: Dean Grosskopf, Jennifer Cuccia, Jason Klimoski, Kathy Bartling, Kevin Even, Dennis Tande, Bob Anderson, and Jessica Duffrin. Grosskopf confirmed that this meeting conforms with open meetings law. There was no Public Comment on Matters not on the agenda. The minutes of July 17, 2026, Town Board Meeting were approved on a motion by Pichette, second Crowell. Grosskopf introduced Jason Klimoski of Studio KCA. Klimoski presented the proposal for the art piece that the Waunakee Area Public Arts Committee wishes to donate to the Town. He shared background on himself and his wife, along with examples of other projects the studio has created. He then outlined their concept for the proposed piece. He welcomed questions and comments from the Board. The proposal was warmly received by the Board, with several questions and constructive suggestions. The Board approved the Waunakee Community Foundation Temporary Class "B"/"Class B" Retailer's License, September 10–13, 2026, Endres Manufacturing Grounds, 802 S. Century Ave., and a separate operator's license was also approved as presented and as on file with the Clerk, on a motion by Werner, second Crowell. Grosskopf gave an update on the incorporation process and the timeline that can be expected. No closed session was held. Kevin Even, Town Engineer, gave an update on 2026 Road Projects. Grosskopf reported that the Town Plan Commission will meet on Monday, August 10, 2026, to review of Advanced Concrete Sign Design; The Waunakee/Westport Joint Plan Commission and the Middleton/Westport JZC have no scheduled items. There was nothing to report from Waunakee Area EMS. The HPC will meet this Thursday. The Park Committee will meet this Wednesday. Cuccia, reporting on behalf of the Audit Committee, stated that the current bills were reviewed and found to be in order. Current bills were paid as presented on a motion by Cuccia, second Crowell. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:10 pm, on a motion by Werner, second Manering. Dean A. Grosskopf Administrator/Clerk-Treasurer