7.15.25 TB Minutes
Town of Springfield · Dane County · meeting of Jul 15, 2025 · Minutes
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Meeting minutes of July 15, 2025 Page 1 of 2 Approved: 8/5/25
MEETING MINUTES
Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 7:00 P.M.
Town Board Meeting
1. CALL TO ORDER, ROLL CALL, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Chairman Laufenberg called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
Roll call shows Chairperson Dave Laufenberg and Supervisors Tyler Jankowski, Matt Wright, and Leon Zinck III
present; Supervisor Art Meinholz was excused.
Also present were Clerk-Treasurer Dianah Fayas, Deputy Clerk-Treasurer Doreen Jackson, Road Patrolman
Darin Ripp, Drew Lawrence, Chuck Schaeffer, and Becky Lindeman.
Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
2. CONFIRMATION OF COMPLIANCE WITH OPEN MEETINGS LAW
The Clerk confirmed that the agenda was posted at town hall and on the Town website.
3. INFORMAL PUBLIC COMMENT TIME – None.
4. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Joint meeting June 9th & regular meeting July 1, 2025
Motion by Chairman Laufenberg, seconded by Sup. Wright to approve the minutes of the joint meeting.
Motion carried, 3-0; Sup. Zinck III abstained.
Motion by Sup. Zinck III, seconded by Sup. Jankowski to approve the July 1st meeting minutes. Motion
carried, 3-0; Sup. Wright abstained.
5. WI DEFERRED COMP ENROLLMENT, RESOLUTION 2025-1
Motion by Sup. Zinck III, seconded by Sup. Wright to offer Wisconsin Deferred Comp for employees of
Springfield by approving Resolution 2025-01. Motion carried, 4-0.
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. BLIGHT, 7166 COUNTY HWY. K
Motion by Sup. Zinck III, seconded by Sup. Wright to find that Mr. Wagner is in violation of the Settlement
Agreement he reached with the Town in that he has not obtained a demolition permit within the time
specified by the Agreement. The Town will ask the Court to allow the Town to demolish the buildings on the
property, in accordance with the terms of the original Raze Order of the Town. The cost of the demolition
work will be assessed against the parcel as a special charge. Motion carried, 4-0.
b. 2025 ROAD PROJECTS
Work on Hickory Highlands is scheduled to start this week.
Meeting minutes of July 15, 2025 Page 2 of 2 Approved: 8/5/25
7. COMMITTEE REPORTS
Supervisor IV:
Supervisor III:
Supervisor II: The Plan Commission is working through site development and elevation and building heights
with a residential application for a new home lot on a hill. The Comp Plan directs that homes built in
Agricultural Preservation areas be sited and built to meet at least seven of nine standards specified in the Plan.
The Town Planner looked at past home sites on hills to identify how similar sites have been restricted in the
past and determined 15’ above the highest point on the property was the average building height allowed in
the past. The Board would like Town Planner Mark Roffers to draft a recommendation to set a maximum
structural elevation of 15’ above the highest point of a property for the Plan Commission to discuss and take
action on if at their next meeting.
Supervisor I:
Chairperson: Waunakee Fire was uneventful. The Village of Cross Plains is contemplating a referendum to take
over EMS services from the District.
8. ROAD PATROLMAN’S REPORT
There are a couple of residents that will receive a violation letter and fines for having their driveways repaved
without a permit. The patrolman was able to notify one resident that their driveway was graded incorrectly in
preparation for paving and that a driveway permit would be required, saving the home owner the fine from the
Town and the expense of having an incorrect driveway torn out and repoured at their expense.
The train was moved with no damage to Riles Road and the rock will be removed.
Corn is getting high and may need to be mowed down at a couple of intersections in the Town.
The ditching on Kopp Road was completed under budget; Patrolman Ripp will get prices for doing Church Road
now.
9. CLERK-TREASURER’S REPORT AND CORRESPONDENCE
10. APPROVAL OF BILLS AS PRESENTED
Motion by Sup. Zinck III, seconded by Sup. Jankowski to pay the bills. Motion carried, 4-0.
11. ADJOURN
Motion by Sup. Wright, seconded by Sup. Zinck III to adjourn the meeting at 8:00 p.m. Motion carried, 4-0.
Source: Town of Springfield website. First collected Oct 19, 2026.