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Town of Milladore Board of Supervisors Meeting
May 3, 2026
3720 County Rd. P, Milladore, WI, 54454
Minutes
Board members present: Chairman Ned Ruesch, Supervisor Joel Kuehnhold, Supervisor Ron Koziczkowski, Clerk Leslianne Ruesch.
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Ned Ruesch with the Pledge of Allegiance.
The secretary report was read. A motion was moved by Ned to approve. Seconded by Supervisor Ron Koziczkowski. Motion approved.
The treasurer report was received.
There was one addition to the agenda. A sanitary permit was received after the agenda was posted.
The chair states we would handle the sealed bids prior to moving on to old business as there were contractors present. The following bids were received:
Sealed Bids-2026
Road Base ¾:
Worden- $11.57 per ton, $14.21 per cubic yard
Becker- $12.80 per ton
Red Rock-$18.50 per cubic yard
A motion was moved by Ned to accept the bid from Worden. Seconded by Ron. Motion approved.
Road Base ½:
Becker-$13.30 per ton
A motion was moved by Ned to accept the bid from Becker. Seconded by Joel. Motion approved.
Road Base 1 ¼:
Becker- $12.70 per ton
Worden-$11.57 per ton
Kafka-$15.65 per ton
Red Rock- $18.50 per cubic yard
A motion was moved by Ned to accept the bid from Worden. Seconded by Ron. Motion approved.
Granite:
Worden- $10.90 per cubic yard
Kafka- $10.55 per cubic yard
Red Rock- $10.75 cubic yard
A motion was moved by Ned to accept the bid from Kafka. Seconded by Ron. Motion approved.
Dust Abatement:
Kafka- $1.62 per gallon for 38% calcium chloride, $1.57 per gallon for 32% magnesium chloride. Beet juice inhibitor and road binder an additional .15 per gallon.
A motion was moved by Ned to accept the Kafka bid for magnesium chloride plus beet juice. Seconded by Joel. Motion approved.
Brush Cutting and Mowing:
JJ’s Brushcutting- $75 per hour for mowing roadside grass with a disc bine mower making a 9 foot pass. One pass will be made in June, then in fall 3-4 passes for a total bid of $8205.
JJ’s Brushcutting -$90 per hour for brush cutting. The brush will be cut with a John Deere tractor with a 24 foot boom mower and 5 foot head.
A motion was moved by Ned to accept both bids from JJ’s Brushcutting. Seconded by Ron. Motion approved.
Old Business:
The Board of Review went well and we appreciate the hard work our assessor Kurt Moeller does for our town.
The Annual Meeting was held. Thank you to those residents that came out and participated in this.
The Spring Election went off without a hitch. We had 173 voters, and the clerk registered several new voters. Thank you to all our election workers who donated their time to help in this important work.
The CPA is working on the annual CT form and will be submitting it to the DOR on our behalf in the coming weeks.
We have submitted an application for the small structures grant. We will be notified of results in July.
New Business:
The application has been received by the county for the holding tank. The chair signed this and will personally deliver that plus the check later this week.
A sanitary permit was received by the county on behalf of Larry Altman. A motion was moved by Ned to approve this. Seconded by Supervisor Joel Kuehnhold. Motion approved.
Recycling Center Updates:
The annual recycling unit paperwork was submitted to the DNR by the clerk, and we have received notice back that we will be receiving this grant next year.
Sanitary District Updates:
The commissioner was unable to attend as he was teaching a community CPR class. He will bring a summary of the new things happening at the plant to the June meeting.
Road Repairs and Concerns:
We will be doing some weed killing in the ditches prior to brush removal later this month. Grading is underway. We hope to have new road base laid on Tower Rd. by the end of the month. We have reached out to Solutionz LLC regarding some much-needed crack sealing. We continue to work on bringing in the shoulders on Brookside after the washout from recent storms. Several culverts have been looked at and cleaned out in recent weeks.
A motion was moved by Ned to purchase a new trimmer for use in the ditches. Seconded by Joel. Motion approved.
We received notice that we were not chosen for the LRIP grant we applied for. We will try again next year.
Clerk Mail:
We have received notice from DSPS that they will be doing an in person audit of the Sherry Volunteer Fire Department on May 13, 2026. This audit is to ascertain whether they properly handled 2% dues in 2025.
We also received a non-compliance notice stating we may not be eligible for 2% dues in 2026 due to the Sherry Fire Department Chief not filling out the necessary paperwork for Milladore. The town attorney has been consulted, and he suggests that if this is the final outcome, we have the right to appeal the decision with DSPS as it was through no fault on the town’s end.
There was no Public Comment.
A motion was moved by Ned to pay bills. Seconded by Ron. Motion approved.
The next meeting will be held on June 7, 2026, at 6:30 pm, at the Milladore town hall, 3720 County Rd. P, Milladore, WI, 54454.
A motion was moved by Joel to adjourn. Seconded by Ned.
Meeting adjourned.
Source: Town of Milladore website. First collected Oct 19, 2026.