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Town of Lincoln
Regular Meeting
January 9,202.1
Chairman Bill Hassey called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m., Pledge of Allegiance, Present: Hassey,
Supervisors, Bruce Richter, Ken Fox and Kim Simac, and Clerk/Treasurer, Shelly Sauvola.
Supervisor Bill Marshall absent (excused). No other interested persons were in attendance.
Open Meeting Statement and Verification Media Notification given by Hassey. The agenda was board
approved on a motion by Simac, seconded by Fox, all in favor, motion carried. The minutes from the
December 12,2023, Regular Meeting were approved on a motion by Richter, seconded by Simac, all in favor,
motion canied. The December Treasurer's Report was provided to the To$'n Board. Incredible Bank general
account balance, $185,309.76 the tax savings account balance, $1,94"1,022,99, the town hall maintenance
account balance, $75,840.77, Peoples Bank savings account balance, $187,986.65 and Nicolet National Bank
cD $156,475.84.
The board adopted Ordinan ce 2024-01, Establishing a Manufactured/Mobile Home Community License and
Monthly Municipal Parking Permit Fee for Manufactured,Mobile Homes on a motion Simac, seconded by Fox,
all in favor, motion carried.
The board approved the payment of bills and property tax refunds, vouchers #17559 through #17587.
Motion to adjoum made by Richter, seconded by Fox, all in favor, motion carried. The meeting was adjoumed
at 6:45 p.m.
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Shellv D. Sauvo la Town Clerk/Treasurer
Chairman Hassey updated the board on an application that was submitted to the FAA for a proposed tall tower
installation near Skinner Road. A letter was read that was received from Rob Hom, Airport Manager citing
safety concems with the application. Hassey shared a letter that he sent to Justin Hetland, FAA. The purpose of
Hassey's letter was an opportunity for the Town to go on the record stating that they were absolutely againsl the
building of the proposed tower.
Source: Town of Lincoln website. First collected Oct 20, 2026.