January 4, 2022 Meeting Minutes
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Town of Spooner
WASHBURN COUNTY – WISCONSIN
January 4, 2022 at 6 PM
Spooner Town Hall N6124 Blooming Vale Road, Spooner
MINUTES REGULAR BOARD MEETING
Call to Order: Meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Supervisor Gary Frankiewicz.
Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Members present: Supervisor Gary Frankiewicz, Supervisor Jon Johnson, Treasurer Joan
Avery, Clerk Audrey Kevan. Miles Macone was absent.
Others present: Nancy Nelson, Richard Meggitt, Pat Inman, Mort Dahl, Jeanne Bruce, Ed
Fischer, Akemi Fischer
Minutes of November 9, 2021 Regular Meeting: Motion by Supervisor Johnson to approve
December 14, 2021 minutes, seconded by Supervisor Frankiewicz. Motion was carried
unanimously.
Treasurer’s Report. Treasurer Joan Avery reported that the transportation aide from the state
was deposited today. January tax settlement has been paid. Money from savings has been
transferred to money market. Motion by Supervisor Johnson to accept December 2021
Treasurer’s Report, seconded by Supervisor Macone. Motion carried unanimously.
Correspondence: There was an e-mail from zoning regarding appeal by Lake District. We
have voted twice and you have information. Stay the same. December 29 Jay Nordstrom would
like to look at boat landing options for the spring.
Comment: One constituent asked what would be the benefit to the town to construct a pavilion
in the town park? Also wondered what would be the cost? He would like to know the plot of
where the pavilion will be. Access to the shoreline for fishermen—it is steep and not very
accessible. Size of the park is not that large—parking is a concern. Access is an easement and
should be respected. Would like to see grass planted to make it look nice.
Another constituent mentioned that park was closed from Labor Day to Memorial Day with open
hours—sunset to sunrise closed. Why is it being plowed? He would like to clarify and make the
sign clearer for posted hours.
Old Business:
• Spooner Lake Boat Launch Ordinance #01-04-2022 is written to replace the older
versions of the ordinance. Waiver is included for small tourism businesses using
the lake. Motion by Johnson to accept and adopt the ordinance, seconded by
Frankiewicz. Signature on the ordinance and passed and will be posted.
New Business:
• Building Permit for pavilion at the Spooner Town Park. This structure will be 12
x 18 at the largest. Building permit will be $150. February meeting will be the
billing to be approved. It will have deck flooring and open on the sides with a
roof. Cost estimate is @$3500 for materials. Donation or discount could be
requested. Labor may be provided by the LCO construction students. Flowers
are planted in the spring. Landing does need work. The placement of the pavilion
will be in a place to be able to see the lake, but to DNR approval for distance from
the lake. Motion made by Johnson, second by Frankiewicz, motion carried
unanimously.
Highway Update and Expenditures (Supervisor Macone):
Will report in February when Macone is in attendance.
Payment of Bills (including status of Town Budget vs expenses to date and Balance Sheet):
Motion by Supervisor Johnson to approve payment of bills in the amount of $271,984.21.
Motion seconded by Supervisor Frankiewicz. Motion carried unanimously.
Future Agenda Items for Regular Board Meeting:
Next Regular Board Meeting Date: Tuesday, February 8 , 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
Adjourn: Motion by Supervisor Johnson to adjourn the meeting, motion seconded by Supervisor
Frankiewicz; motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 6:27 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
/s/Audrey Kevan, Clerk
Source: Town of Spooner website. First collected Oct 7, 2026.