Regular Meeting

CITY OF DELAFIELD MEETING AGENDA PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION Chair: Ald. Stephen Laughland Vice-Chair: Mark Schaefer Members: Andrew Hillmann, Dan Cahalane, Sherrie Flemming, Louise Crowley, Andrew Vrakas September 28, 2026 6:00 PM City Hall, Council Chambers 500 Genesee St. Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: clerksoffice@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – https://www.cityofdelafieldwi.gov/ 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Special Order of Business 5. Minutes Discussion and possible action on the following minutes: A. Minutes of the August 24, 2026 Regular Meeting 6. Citizen Comments 7. Unfinished Business Discussion and possible action on the following items: A. Capital Projects Financial Summary B. Parks & Rec General Fund Reports C. Operating and Capital Budget Status 8. New Business Discussion and possible action on the following items: A. Park Walk Action Item – St. John’s Park Project – Project Description B. 2027 Proposed Capital Budget Approval i. St. John’s Park Project ii. Cushing Park Restrooms Ventilation Upgrade iii. Outdoor Kiosks C. 2027 Operating Budget Items Approval i. Liberty Park Stage Rental ii. Delafield Art’s Foundation 2027 Liberty Park fee waiver request D. Dog Waste Station in Fireman’s Park Approval i. Request to install a Dog Waste Station at the north side of Fireman’s Park near the benches and former Mayor Ed McAleer Memorial. Approximately $250 from 2026 operating budget. Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: clerksoffice@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – https://www.cityofdelafieldwi.gov/ 9. Monthly updates on conditions of parks and trails Parks and Trails in the City of Delafield Crowley Laughland Vrakas Hillmann Flemming Cahalane Schaefer Lake Country Recreation Trail St. John’s Park Cushing Memorial Park Lois Jensen Nature Preserve Fish Hatchery Oakwood Park Liberty Park Fireman’s Park VMR Trail VMR Trail Bostrom Park Fish Hatchery Sports Complex Bleeker Street Boat Launch Cedar Valley Park Oak Street Park 10. Requests for Future Agenda Items Note: No discussion on requested items 11. Correspondence 12. Park & Recreation Commission A. Next Park & Rec meeting is scheduled for October 26, 2026 13. Adjournment All meetings of the Park & Recreation Commission are public meetings. The meeting of the Commission is a working session for the Commission itself, and discussion by those in attendance is limited to Commission members, staff and others that may be a party to the matter being discussed. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT NOTICE: Upon reasonable notice (at least 72 hours in advance) the City will furnish appropriate auxiliary aids and services when necessary to afford individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in and to enjoy the benefits of a service, program or activity provided by the City. NOTICE OF POSSIBLE QUORUM: It is possible that members of and possibly a quorum of members of other governmental bodies of the municipality may be in attendance at the above-stated meeting to gather information: no action will be taken by any governmental body at the above-stated meeting other than the governmental body specifically referred to above in this notice. Clerk: MS Posted: MS X City Hall Bulletin Board X Website X Notified Media CITY OF DELAFIELD MEETING MINUTES PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION Chair: Ald. Stephen Laughland Vice-Chair: Mark Schaefer Members: Dan Cahalane, Louise Crowley, Sherrie Flemming, Andrew Hillmann, Andrew Vrakas August 24, 2026 6:00 PM (Or immediately following the Tree Board) City Hall, Council Chambers 500 Genesee St. Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: cityclerk@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – www.cityofdelafieldwi.gov Minutes DRAFT 1. Call to Order Chair Laughland called the Park & Recreation Commission meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call Members Present: Dan Cahalane Louise Crowley Sherrie Flemming Stephen Laughland, Ald., D7 Mark Schaefer Andrew Vrakas Members Absent: Andrew Hillmann Also Present: Sally DuPont, Recording Secretary 4. Special Order of Business 5. Minutes Discussion and possible action on the following minutes: A. Minutes of the March 23, 2026 Regular Meeting Motion by Mark Schaefer, seconded by Stephen Laughland, to approve the minutes of the March 23, 2026 regular meeting. All in favor. Motion carried. B. Minutes of the April 27, 2026 Regular Meeting Motion by Mark Schaefer, seconded by Stephen Laughland, to approve the minutes of the April 27, 2026 regular meeting. All in favor. Motion carried. C. Minutes of the June 22, 2026 Regular Meeting Motion by Mark Schaefer, seconded by Stephen Laughland, to approve the minutes of the June 22, 2026 regular meeting. All in favor. Motion carried. City of Delafield Park & Recreation Commission Minutes August 24, 2026 Page 2 of 4 Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: cityclerk@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – www.cityofdelafieldwi.gov 6. Citizen Comments Suzie Thompson, 700 Milwaukee Street, Delafield, WI, read a citizen comment and spoke about her concern about preserving the St. John’s Bay environment. Jackie Valde-Milsted, 816 Mill Street, Delafield, WI, thanked Park & Rec for the work they do. Jackie spoke about her concern regarding St. John’s pier hours being inconsistent with the rest of the parks, the possibility of the confusion that may cause, and her concern about respecting the environment at St. John’s Bay. Mary Daniel, 309 Wisconsin Avenue, Delafield, WI, spoke about the need for consistency in park hours and signage. Mary suggested to wait on deciding the St. John’s/VMR lighting until the development is done in the area. Seeing no one further who wished to comment, citizen comments were closed at 6:15 p.m. 7. Unfinished Business Discussion and possible action on the following items: A. Memorial Bench Guidelines and Approved Locations Schaefer reported everything has been submitted to the City Clerk. Motion by Stephen Laughland, seconded by Sherrie Flemming, to approve the guidelines that were put together for the memorial bench guidelines and approved locations. All in favor. Motion carried. B. Set a Date for Park & Rec Park Walk The members discussed dates and times for the Park Walk. Motion by Stephen Laughland, seconded by Mark Schaefer, that the Park & Rec Park Walk will be held on Saturday, August 29, 2026, starting at 9:00 a.m., at St. John’s Park, to include visiting Liberty Park and the Bleeker Street boat launch. All in favor. Motion carried. C. Canoe and Kayak Launch for St. John’s Park Laughland said this will be looked at during the Park Walk. D. Stand-Up Paddleboard Launch Locations for St. John’s Park Laughland said this will be looked at during the Park Walk. E. Capital Projects Financial Summary Laughland said he would like to get the capital projects on the docket in time for the budget cycle. F. Parks & Rec General Fund Reports No report G. Liberty Park Concert Series Update Schaefer reported they have had more attendance this year and the Delafield Arts Foundation is focused on the fundraising for the stage. H. Dual-Striping Bostrom Park Tennis/Pickleball Court This will be put on the agenda for the next Park & Rec meeting. City of Delafield Park & Recreation Commission Minutes August 24, 2026 Page 3 of 4 Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: cityclerk@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – www.cityofdelafieldwi.gov I. Block Party Parking at the Fish Hatchery Soccer Field Laughland reported the Block Party parking went well. 8. New Business Discussion and possible action on the following items: A. Recommend Ordinance Amendment and Associated Signage for St. John’s Public Pier Laughland reported he already took this to the Lake Welfare Committee and they are in support of the proposal. There was discussion about what hours should be put on the signage for St. John’s pier. Motion by Stephen Laughland, seconded by Dan Cahalane, to pass the recommended action as stated in the ePacket that recommends the Common Council amend the City of Delafield Ordinance in Sec. 36-1 to accomplish the following: 1. Designate the hours of the public pier in St. John’s Park located on St. John’s Bay to be from 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. daily. 2. Limit the duration of occupation of a pier slip to a maximum of three hours. 3. Prohibit overnight parking of boats at the public pier. 4. Designate the southwest slip, closest to the shoreline on the south side of the pier, as reserved for the exclusive use of St. John’s Northwestern Academy. 5. Exclude St. John’s Northwestern Academy from the hours, duration, and overnight restrictions, to allow full-time 24-hour use of the pier and lake access, matching that of all residents with lake access. 6. Replace the temporary signage with the appropriate updates pursuant to these changes. 7. The words “Until Further Notice” should be removed from the sign that is temporarily posted at St. John’s pier, once the ordinance has been passed. All in favor. Motion carried. B. Update and Considerations for Operating and Capital Budgets No report. C. Update Regarding eBikes and Motorized Vehicles on Sidewalks and Park Trails Laughland reported Police Chief Nyren proposed an ordinance on eBikes and motorized vehicles on sidewalks and park trails. Park & Rec will keep an eye on this. 9. Monthly Updates on Conditions of Parks and Trails Crowley reported the Fireman’s Park slide has not been completed. Laughland said the fabricator has not completed the railing yet and will follow up on this. City of Delafield Park & Recreation Commission Minutes August 24, 2026 Page 4 of 4 Office: (262) 646-6220 - E-Mail: cityclerk@cityofdelafieldwi.gov – www.cityofdelafieldwi.gov Parks and Trails in the City of Delafield Crowley Laughland Vrakas Hillmann Flemming Cahalane Schaefer Lake Country Recreation Trail St. John’s Park Cushing Memorial Park Lois Jensen Nature Preserve Fish Hatchery Oakwood Park Liberty Park Fireman’s Park VMR Trail VMR Trail Bostrom Park Fish Hatchery Sports Complex Bleeker Street Boat Launch Cedar Valley Park Oak Street Park 10. Requests for Future Agenda Items Note: No discussion on requested items A. Dual-Striping Bostrom Park Tennis/Pickleball Court B. Monthly Updates on Conditions of Parks and Trails 11. Correspondence Jackie Valde-Milsted submitted citizen comments from various residents for the public record to Laughland. 12. Park & Recreation Commission Future Meeting Dates A. Next Park & Rec Meeting: September 28, 2026 13. Adjournment Having no further business, Chair Laughland adjourned the meeting at 7:06 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Sally DuPont Recording Secretary City of Delafield - Active Projects Only Capital Projects Summary 2026-08 8.31.26 PRC CIP YearProject Project Budget Total Expenditures to 08/31/2026 Under / (Over) Budget Status 2022Cushing Memorial Park - Fort Cushing - Maintenance and Repair as of 1/1/2615,000.00 13,231.54 1,768.46 Active 2024Oakwood Park Tree Planting - Grant 20,000.00 - 20,000.00 Active 2026St. John's Park Kayak Launch 10,700.00 - 10,700.00 Active Veterans Memorial Riverwalk Lighting 97,014.00 - 97,014.00 Active Force Infield Rascal Pro Multi-Use Attachment 6,000.00 5,976.95 23.05 Active 148,714.00 19,208.49 129,505.51 https://cidelafieldwius.sharepoint.com/sites/Sharepoint/Documents/General 2/Capital Improvements Program/Capital Projects Summary 2026-08 CITY OF DELAFIELD REVENUES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET FOR THE 8 MONTHS ENDING AUGUST 31, 2026 GENERAL FUND PERIOD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL BUDGET UNEARNED PCNT FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 67 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/23/2026 01:42PM PAGE: 1 PARKS AND RECREATION 100-55-48500-000-000 DONATIONS 30.00 30.00 .00 ( 30.00) .0 TOTAL PARKS AND RECREATION 30.00 30.00 .00 ( 30.00) .0 TOTAL FUND REVENUE 30.00 30.00 .00 ( 30.00) .0 CITY OF DELAFIELD EXPENDITURES WITH COMPARISON TO BUDGET FOR THE 8 MONTHS ENDING AUGUST 31, 2026 GENERAL FUND PERIOD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL BUDGET UNEXPENDED PCNT FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 67 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 09/23/2026 01:42PM PAGE: 2 PARKS AND RECREATION 100-55-51400-110-000 GEN ADMIN SALARY 13,296.76 13,296.76 26,459.01 13,162.25 50.3 100-55-51400-130-000 GEN ADMIN BENEFITS - FICA ETC 1,870.07 1,870.07 3,849.62 1,979.55 48.6 100-55-51400-135-000 GEN ADMIN BENEFITS-HEALTH 3,285.30 3,285.30 9,317.16 6,031.86 35.3 100-55-51610-211-000 PARK & REC ENGINEERING EXPENSE .00 .00 1,500.00 1,500.00 .0 100-55-51610-220-000 FISH HATCHERY BLDG UTILITIES 5,111.62 5,111.62 8,334.00 3,222.38 61.3 100-55-51610-350-000 FISH HATCHERY EXP 6,264.36 6,264.36 13,136.60 6,872.24 47.7 100-55-51610-350-100 FISH HATCHERY SPORTS AREA 2,065.36 2,065.36 7,810.00 5,744.64 26.5 100-55-51620-220-000 VISITOR CENTER UTILITIES .00 .00 600.00 600.00 .0 100-55-51620-350-000 VISITOR CENTER BLDG EXPENSE 116.88 116.88 200.00 83.12 58.4 100-55-51930-510-000 LIABILITY & PROPERTY INSURANCE 1,676.70 1,676.70 2,784.00 1,107.30 60.2 100-55-53100-110-000 HWY ADMIN SALARY 4,189.11 4,189.11 6,406.88 2,217.77 65.4 100-55-53100-130-000 HWY ADMIN BENEFITS-FICA ETC 739.91 739.91 1,172.65 432.74 63.1 100-55-53100-135-000 HWY ADMIN BENEFITS HEALTH 722.41 722.41 1,125.04 402.63 64.2 100-55-53300-110-000 HWY STREETS SALARY 25,184.88 25,184.88 50,863.75 25,678.87 49.5 100-55-53300-113-000 HWY STREETS OVERTIME 1,520.35 1,520.35 .00 ( 1,520.35) .0 100-55-53300-130-000 HWY STREET BENEFITS-FICA 4,670.67 4,670.67 8,998.00 4,327.33 51.9 100-55-53300-135-000 HWY STREET BENEFITS-HEALTH 7,302.93 7,302.93 16,072.01 8,769.08 45.4 100-55-53500-110-000 DPW SEASONAL SALARY 6,713.00 6,713.00 35,752.65 29,039.65 18.8 100-55-53500-130-000 DPW SEASONAL FICA 681.39 681.39 3,628.89 2,947.50 18.8 100-55-55200-343-340 LEGION PARK EXPENSE 402.30 402.30 450.00 47.70 89.4 100-55-55200-390-000 PARK & REC EXPENSE 16,808.65 16,808.65 22,480.00 5,671.35 74.8 100-55-55201-390-000 DEER MANAGEMENT EXPENSES 1,542.92 1,542.92 3,000.00 1,457.08 51.4 100-55-55202-220-000 FIREMEN'S PARK UTILITIES 184.50 184.50 1,158.00 973.50 15.9 100-55-55204-220-000 ST JOHN'S PARK UTILITIES 1,373.14 1,373.14 2,706.00 1,332.86 50.7 100-55-55204-390-000 ST JOHN'S PARK EXPENSE 2,479.25 2,479.25 3,692.00 1,212.75 67.2 100-55-55206-220-000 CUSHING PARK UTILITIES 898.24 898.24 1,158.00 259.76 77.6 100-55-55206-390-000 CUSHING PARK EXPENSE .00 .00 2,000.00 2,000.00 .0 100-55-55208-340-000 BLEEKER STREET EXPENSE 857.99 857.99 700.00 ( 157.99) 122.6 100-55-55210-340-000 BOSTROM PARK EXPENSE 678.89 678.89 1,075.00 396.11 63.2 100-55-55212-340-000 VMR EXPENSES 462.46 462.46 2,060.00 1,597.54 22.5 100-55-55218-340-000 OAKWOOD COMM PARK EXPENSES 670.94 670.94 1,444.00 773.06 46.5 100-55-55220-340-000 LIBERTY PARK EXPENSES 11,737.80 11,737.80 22,500.00 10,762.20 52.2 100-55-55300-340-000 RECREATION PROGRAMS .00 .00 6,770.00 6,770.00 .0 TOTAL PARKS AND RECREATION 123,508.78 123,508.78 269,203.26 145,694.48 45.9 TOTAL FUND EXPENDITURES 123,508.78 123,508.78 269,203.26 145,694.48 45.9 NET REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES ( 123,478.78) ( 123,478.78) ( 269,203.26) ( 145,724.48) ( 45.9) 2027 Parks & Recreation Capital Budget The Capital Budget for 2027 includes three projects: 2027 Park & Rec Capital Budget Request St John’s Park Project Estimated by Public Works: $5,000 - rescue high value trees, remove underbrush, machine rental. $5,000 - plant three to five more trees, wood chip trail, install Canoe, Kayak and SUP launch, gravel or wood chips pad for rental trailer to park on. $3,200 - two picnic tables on a gravel or woodchips pad, anchored to the ground, in a design intended to have uniformity throughout the city, aesthetically nice and weatherproof. Price in total is approx. $3,200 with shipping and ground anchors. $5,000 - plant a staggered or straight line of evergreens on north lot line, possible survey assistance. Contingency Additional Projects – if time remains in machine rental we may deploy the machinery to the Bridle Trail and Oakwood Park for trimming and cleanup $18,200 Cushing Park Restroom’s Ventilation (quote from Pat’s Heating, Air Conditioning and Electrical) $2,200 12 Outdoor Kiosks for Parks (catalog: mix of 6-18 x 18 and 6-16 x 34 size with lockable doors and rain hoods) (6 x $273.60 + 6 x $326.40 = $3,600.00) $3,600 Total Capital Budget Request for 2027 $24,000 St. John’s Park Project - Description Page 1 of 2 St John’s Park Project - $18,200.00 Estimated by Public Works: $5,000 - rescue high value trees, remove underbrush, machine rental. $5,000 - plant three to five more trees, wood chip trail, install Canoe, Kayak and SUP launch, gravel or wood chips pad for rental trailer to park on, two or three picnic tables. $3,200 - two picnic tables on a gravel or woodchips pad, anchored to the ground, in a design intended to have uniformity throughout the city, aesthetically nice and weatherproof. $5,000 - plant a staggered or straight line of evergreens on north lot line, possible survey assistance. Contingency Additional Projects – if time remains in machine rental we may deploy the machinery to the Bridle Trail and Oakwood Park for trimming and cleanup This project is led by our City Forester Sean Heinzel who will be our “Picasso” on shaping this beautiful area. The goal is to rescue high-value trees currently being chocked literally to death due to lack of proper forestry management of this portion of St. John’ s Park, and, to beautify and improve access to this area of the Bay. The City of Delafield is designated a Tree City USA community by the Arbor Day Foundation, and in keeping with our much deserved designation we have an obligation to engage in proper tree management. To accomplish this we will rent a machine with specific capabilities to facilitate fast, efficient and tree-friendly removal of the underbrush and low-value trees in this area. Then, our highly capable Forester will evaluate where we can place three to five additional trees in such a way that compliments the area and avoids the same chocking off conditions occurring over time. The area will then be lightly landscaped, establishing a wood chip trail leading from the existing pathways around to the public boat pier. Two picnic table locations will be selected along the trail in positions intended to provide good visual access to the Bay. They’ll be on pads of wood chips or gravel, and anchored to the ground. We will also relocate the Clear Water Outdoors trailer to the other side of the pathway, on a pad we will make for it of either wood chips or gravel, to facilitate ease of maintenance around it. St. John’s Park Project - Description Page 2 of 2 We will also procure and install the Canoe, Kayak and SUP launch approved for installation in St. John’s Bay in prior years. • The location of the launch will be decided in conjunction with input from the applicable DNR officials to guide us in properly respecting this “Sensitive Area”. • The DNR doesn’t regulate what we do on land. They do have influence on what we can and should do in the lake itself, particularly as it pertains to lily pads. We will obtain DNR assistance including obtaining any permits that may be needed so that we may properly launch through the lily pads, or hand-pare a designated boat path through the lily pads. o Our first choice is to place the launch at the natural grade entry point on the north side of the large existing willow tree that is NOT on the dam, and is located on the shoreline between the existing fishing pier and public pier. § This location has many advantages including that natural landscape, the location being the closest to the parking lot where boats must be carried from, and also being close to where Clear Water Outdoors rental boats are stored. o Second choice will be adjacent to the new public pier on the south side of it and with adequate clearance for the St John’s assigned boat slip. § This location is a significant carry distance compared to the first choice. o Our default location is on the dam south of the fishing pier where launching has worn a pathway. § This location is our only apparent option if one of the first two is not approved for paring of or launching through the lily pads. However, we prefer to NOT encourage heavy traffic on the dam, so we want to do whatever we need to in order to select one of the first two locations. The north boundary of St. John’s park currently has a part paved and part gravel road, and then a grass area north of that road. We intend to verify where the property boundaries are, and plant evergreens to round out the aesthetics and to clarify park property lines. Those evergreens will be staggered if we have adequate space. Otherwise they will be a straight line. Contingency Additional Projects – we don’t have hard quotes for this project and it will evolve as the “canvas” opens up so we can see clearly how best to proceed with placement of trees, tables, etc. If we have time left in the machine rental that fits in our overall approved spending we intend to redeploy that machine to the Bridle Trail and to Oakwood Park to specific areas that need to have significant forestry work done. Proposed 2027 Park & Rec Budget - Liberty Park Stage - In the Summer of 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, the City rented a temporary stage for the “Liberty Park Live” Concert Series. Based on the success of the 2026 season, the proposed Park & Rec budget includes a stage for a 2027 concert season. • Total aKendance has nearly tripled from 2023 to 2026: o 1,600 in 2023 o 3,400 in 2024 o 3,800 in 2025 o 4,600 in 2026 • More children/families in aKendance in 2024-26 o Broad performer appeal and variety have helped increase aKendance § Recognized name bands § Kids from Wisconsin § Tribute bands The Delafield Arts FoundaYon board has commiKed to book/fund performers for a 2027 season. The have recruited several acYve sponsors and conYnue to fund-raise for a permanent stage in Liberty Park. The schedule will not conflict with the Delafield Block Party, and Independence Day fireworks. The proposed $22875 budget covers the 10-week stage rental and associated costs. The DAF will be responsible for all performers and any addiYonal expense. STAGE RENTAL BUDGET FOR LIBERTY PARK MUSIC SERIES Temporary Stage Rental (Quote from JK Rentals) $17,776 Porta-pobes (5, plus one wash staYon) 2,640 Temporary Electrical InstallaYon (Lyons Electric) 1,370 5% ConYngency 1,089 Total $22,875 JOB CONTRACTJK Rentals, Inc.625 Trading Post Lane PO Box 467 Kewaskum, Wisconsin 53040 (262) 626-2064 JOB DESCRIPTION: Delafield - Seasonal Bandshell 2027 Job # 1092043 CUSTOMER INFO: Client Name: City of Delafield Park & Rec Mark Schaefer Client Address: 500 Genesee St, Delafield, Wisconsin 53018 Phone: (414) 617-9687 Cell: Email: markschaefer222@gmail.com JOB SITE: , , Contact: Phone: Cell: Email: Event Date:6/16/2027Setup Start: 6/14/2027 Strike Start: 8/26/2027 Terms: In Advance Order Status: Quote Only Quote by: Travis Leighton EQUIPMENT RENTAL Setup Start 6/14/2027 Event Start 6/16/2027 Strike Start 8/26/2027 Install and First Week Rental Total: $4,676.00 Each Additional Week Rental After the First Week Total: $12,600.00 QuantityDescription Duration Price Subtotal Install and First Week Rental 1 Small Bandshell 1 Days $2,500.00$2,500.00 1 24' x 32' x 32" Stage 1 Weeks $1,900.00$1,900.00 Includes 1 set of stairs. 1 24" Adjustable Stairs (4 Step) 1 Weeks $120.00 $120.00 144 32" Stage Leg Adjustable (32"-38" Steel) 1 Days $0.00 $0.00 104 Black Scrim Per Linear Ft 1 Weeks $1.50 $156.00 Each Additional Week Rental After the First Week 1 Each additional week rental 9 Weeks $1,400.00$12,600.00 Delivery/MiscQuantityDescription Price SubTotal 1 Delivery $500.00 $500.00 Total Delivery/Misc: $500.00 Product Total: $17,276.00 Delivery/Misc: $500.00 Job Total: $17,776.00 Total Due: $17,776.00 Notes: Page 1 of 7 Print Date 9/8/2026 11:57 AM whether oral or written, shall be binding upon Lessor or Customer. The Rental Contract shall not be amended, altered or modified except by written agreement signed by both Lessor and Customer. 21. Securement of Rental This is a quote only and is valid for only 30 days from the date received, unless otherwise noted. For the Customer to secure this quote/rental, this signed contract must be returned along with a 50% deposit. Equipment is reserved on a first secure serve basis Date Date JK Rentals Inc. Company Name Company Name Signature Signature Name & Title Name & Title Job # 1092043 $17,776.00