2022 June 14, Town Board Meeting – Copy (3).docx

MinutesTown of Cary Board MeetingJune 14, 2022The regular Cary Town Board met on June 14,2022 at 6:00 PM. In attendance were Board members: Mark Gosh,Chairman, Dennis Brunner and Dale Zawislan, Supervisors; Jean Gansch, Clerk; Carey Rucker, Treasurer; Lori Hiebl,Deputy Clerk. There were 3 residents also present. Checks were reviewed and signed. Minutes of May’s meeting were read and motion was made by Dennis Brunner to accept the minutes as read, secondedby Dale Zawislan, motion passed. Treasurer’s Report was given by Carey Rucker. Motion made by Dale Zawislan to file Treasurer’s Report as given,seconded by Dennis Brunner, motion passed. Treasurer’s Information: Carey reported that the carry-over was $103,225.46. This amount is from more than one year,it has accumulated over the years. Dennis suggested that the board not spend this too readily, it is good to have acushion because we don’t know what fuel prices are going to be this year. Public Input Citizen Charlie brought his concern about the condition of Johnson Road—it was torn up by 4-wheelers over theweekend. Mark Gosh explained that he had informed the Wood County Sheriff’s Department and they have a liaisonofficer who deals with ATV complaints in the County. Sargent Susa came out to investigate the complaint and discoveredthe name and address of the young man responsible for the damage to the road. The clerk will send an email to theSargent requesting restitution in the amount of $300.00 to be charged to the perpetrator. Road Report Cary/Rock Road did not get graveled this year as scheduled because the other four roads took more loads of gravel thananticipated. Yetter Road took 93 loads instead of the 75 expected. This may have been because the drivers dumped theloads in a shorter run than they should have. Tim had a difficult time spreading the pile-up at times. Some of theproblems with spreading out the gravel had to do with the rain fall on that day. Board wants note to be included with payment to Bugar Trucking that there were some safety concerns with some of thedrivers and that some loads were dumped in 55 feet that should have gone a whole 100 feet. Closed session resolved Old Business Voting Machine to be purchased through the County, Mark Gosh and Jean Gansch signed letter of intent with TrentMinor. Ditch Mowing needs to be scheduled Treasurer’s Information—Carey received proof of insurance from Bugar Trucking for the file Next Meeting will be July 12, 2022 at 6:00 PM Motion to Adjourn made by Dennis Brunner, seconded by Dale Zawislan, motion passed. Respectfully submitted, Jean Gansch