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Common Council April 8,2025 Page 1 POSTED DATE: April 4, 2025 Council Members - please RSVP your absence to this meeting ASAP to 920-846-4505 or to dclerk@ci.ocontofalls.wi.us. CITY OF OCONTO FALLS COMMON COUNCIL MEETING Council Chambers – Municipal Building 500 N. Chestnut Avenue - Oconto Falls, WI 54154 TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 2025, 6:00 PM AGENDA COUNCIL: Mayor Clint Braun Ashley Bahrke (President) Mathew McDermid Marty Coopman Jeff McDonald Devin Wirtz Tim Holman STAFF Peter Wills, Administrator Brad Olsen, Police Chief Jenny Friedman, Deputy Clerk 1. Meeting Called to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Approval of Minutes -Common Council 03.11.25 5. Treasurer’s Report-February 6. Bills Payable – March 7. Reports: Written reports submitted ✓ Administrator Report ✓ Police Department Report ✓ Municipal Court Report ✓ Fire Department Report ✓ Street Department Report ✓ Building Inspector Report ✓ Library Report 8. OPPORTUNITY FOR CITIZENS TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL - Citizen input will be limited to 3 minutes. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: 9. Committee Reports Board of Review N/A Emergency Management Committee Report-N/A Finance Committee N/A Joint Review Board N/A Library Board- N/A Main Street Committee Report N/A Park & Recreation Committee Report-N/A Personnel Committee Report N/A Common Council April 8,2025 Page 2 Planning Commission Report N/A Ordinance Commission 03.11.25 Utility Commission Report 03.17.25, 3.19.25, 3.21.25, 3.31.25 Old Business: 10. WI DOA NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT GRANT- FIRE STATION PROJECT CLOSEOUT Re: Fire Chief Magnin 11. Columbia Street Reconstruction Project Updates Re: Utility Manager Kuhn/Street Supt Remic A. Unsuitable Soils -MSA estimate of Additional Costs. Re: Dan Rammer-MSA/Utility Manager Kuhn B. Cost to Crush Existing City Materials For Road Project Re: Street Supt Remic/ Utility Manager Kuhn 12. 710 County B, Former Mobil Gas Station Update Re: Administrator Wills 13. Status of Surplus Assets Sale Re: Street Supt & Police Chief A. Street Dept Hoist/Lift B. 2020 Ford Explorer Police Squad 14. Purchase of New Hoist For Street Department $15,760.21 Re: Street Supt Remic 15. Ordinance 25-001 Amending 480-8. Zoning General Commercial District (C-1) RE: Administrator Wills 16. Ordinance 25-002 Amend Ch 455-49 Cross Connection Inspections Re: Utility Manager Greg Kuhn 17. Ordinance 25-003 Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park RE Administrator Wills NEW BUSINESS 18. Utility Manager Resignation/Position Recruitment Re: Utility Manager Kuhn/Supervisor Coopman 19. Request to Support Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program Re: Street Dept Supt Remic Common Council April 8,2025 Page 3 20. Associated Bank Public Deposit Collateralization Agreement Re: Administrator Wills 21. Ehlers TID#3 Boundary & Project Plan Amendment Re: Administrator Wills 22. Executive Order to Dismantle the Institute of Museum and Library Services Re: Library Director Rachel Pasco 23. Community Event Joyfull Noise hosted by Grace Lutheran Church Re: Deputy Clerk Friedman 24. Two-year Operators License for Norma Smith Re: Deputy Clerk Friedman 25. Reorganizational Meeting April 15, 2025 6:00pm 26. Adjournment ___________________________ City Administrator, Peter Wills/JF Notice was given to the public at least 24 hours prior to this open meeting - agenda was forwarded to newspapers and any news media who have requested the same – agenda was posted at City Hall, Oconto Falls Community Library, and on the City website at: cityofocontofalls.com . Copy of agenda packet is available for inspection at the Office of the City Clerk. Any person wishing to attend the meeting who requires special accommodation because of a disability should contact the Clerk’s office at 920-846-4505 with adequate notice so appropriate accommodations can be made. Common Council March 11, 2025 Page 1 CITY OF OCONTO FALLS COMMON COUNCIL MEETING Council Chambers – Municipal Building 500 N. Chestnut Avenue - Oconto Falls, WI. 54154 MARCH 11, 2025 – 6:00 pm MINUTES 1. Meeting called to order at 6:00pm by Mayor Clint Braun 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Cal l Present: Aldermen: Jeff M cDonald, Mathew McDermid , Ashley Bahrke , Devin Wirtz Also Present: Mayor Clint Braun, Administrator Peter Wills, Deputy Clerk Jenny Friedman, Street Superintendent Wally Remic, Warren Bluhm with Time Herald, Utility Manager Greg Kuhn, Fire Chief Tim Magnin, Bart Schindel, Kurt Wolf Absent: Marty Coopman, Tim Holman 4. Approval of Minutes - Common Council 02.11.2025 MOTION: Bahrke/ Wirtz Motion to approve the minutes as presented for the Common Council 02.11.2025. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 5. Treasurer’s Report-January MOTION: McDermid/McDonald Motion to approve the Treasure’s report for January as presented and placed on file as presented. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 6. Bills Payable – February MOTION: McDermid/Bahrke Motion to approve the Bills Payable as presented for February and place on file. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 7. Reports: Written reports submitted ✓ Administrator Report ✓ Police Department Report ✓ Municipal Court Report ✓ Fire Department Report ✓ Street Department Report ✓ Street Superintendent ✓ Building Inspector Report Common Council March 11, 2025 Page 2 ✓ Library Report MOTION: McDermid/McDonald Motion to place reports as presented on file. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 8. OPPORTUNITY FOR CITIZENS TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL - Citizen in-put will be limited to 3 minutes. A. Fire Fighters Years of Service Recognition: Jim Moynihan 60 years, Fire Chief Tim Magnin 40 years, Jon Spice 20 years, Ross Engel 20 years. B. Oconto Falls Chamber of Commerce is selling raffle tickets. Proceeds to benefit a community stage. City Hall has tickets available. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: 9. Committee Reports Board of Review N/A Emergency Management Committee Report-N/A Finance Committee N/A Joint Review Board N/A Library Board- 02.25.25 Main Street Committee Report 02.19.25 Park & Recreation Committee Report-N/A Personnel Committee Report N/A Planning Commission Report N/A Ordinance Commission N/A Utility Commission Report 02.05.2025. 02.17.2025 MOTION: Bahrke/ Wirtz Motion to place reports on file. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED Old Business: 10. WI DOA NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT GRANT- FIRE STATION PROJECT UPDATE Fire Chief Tim Magnin has the grant paperwork finished and is waiting on the Department of Administration for final action. No Action Taken 11. Columbia Street Reconstruction Project Updates The Columbia Street Reconstruction Project is going to be worked on from March 2025 through December 2025. On the Oconto Falls Municipal Utility website at https://www.ofmu.org/ there is a detour map also for people to view before the construction starts. The school has also sent Common Council March 11, 2025 Page 3 out notifications to family about the upcoming construction and detour. Everything is on schedule right now and road will be closed on week of March 17,2025. Mailboxes will also be moved this week and contractors have been in contact with home owners. No Action Taken 12. Former Hardees Update Pat Evans is the new owner and is working with the state and county. The council has asked for the May Common Council meeting to have Mr. Evan’s to give an update on what has been done and any permits taken out. No Action Taken 13. Kenworth Dump Truck Box Repair Quote The Kenworth Dump Truck box is in need of repair. The truck box has a crackdown the side. Custom Metal Specialists, LLC proposed the two options; ➢ Cutting out cracked plate liner area and replacing with new ¼” AR400 plate: $2,875.00 ➢ Cutting out old plate liner completely and replacing with new ¼” AR400 plate liner: $7,550.00 MOTION: McDermid/ McDonald Motion to approve Custom Metal Specialists, LLC proposal for $7,550.00. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 14. Declare Assets Surplus A. Street Dept Hoist/Lift Currently the Street Department has a four-post hoist/lift that is not utilized as much now with the larger lift installed. Street Superintendent has asked if this could be placed for surplus. The money made by the surplus would be used to purchase a two- post hoist/lift. The two-post would be utilized for the smaller vehicles such as lawnmowers and police squad cars. MOTION: McDonald/Wirtz Motion to place the four-post hoist/lift up for surplus. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED B. 2020 Ford Explorer Police Squad This squad car is no longer needed and has had a recall work done on it and is ready for surplus. MOTION: Bahrke/McDonald Motion to place the 2020 Ford Explorer Police Squad with minimal BID of eight thousand dollars. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 15. Street Department Purchase New Hoist/Lift Common Council March 11, 2025 Page 4 Currently the Street Department has a four-post hoist/lift that is not utilized as much now with the larger lift installed. Street Superintendent has asked if this could be placed for surplus. The money made by the surplus would be used to purchase a two-post hoist/lift. The two-post would be utilized for the smaller vehicles such as lawnmowers and police squad cars. Once the four- point hoist lifts then will look at buying the two-point hoist/lift. No Action Taken 16. County CC Bridge/North Ave Bridge Repair Summer 2026 Next summer the County will be redoing the County CC Bridge/North Ave Bridge. There will be one lane of traffic at all times. No Action Taken 17. Cameras For City Properties Additional Cost above Estimate-RCMF The City is doing an upgrade on security camera system currently right now. The quoted cost was $57,388.26. The City Administrator was approached by the Camera Company because the cost of the camera system is higher than expected. Overage of the system so far $24,407.79. This still dose not include Mechanic Shop, Westside Shop and Westside Beach. No Action Taken 18. Beautify Oconto Falls Spring Cleanup April 15-May 15th Spring Cleanup flyers have been posted in several locations to notify citizens about this. This is to encourage people to clean up their properties and keep the City clean. No Action Taken 19. One-year Operators license approval for Caitlyn Woodliff, Alexander Kidd, Jodie Arias Hernandez, Alexandra Payne MOTION: McDermid/Wirtz Motion to approve the One-year Operators license approval for Caitlyn Woodliff, Alexander Kidd, Jodie Arias Hernandez, Alexandra Payne. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 20. Two-year Operators license approval for Jeff McDonald, Allison McDonald, Kurt Wolf MOTION: Bahrke/McDermid Motion to approve the Two-year Operators license approval for Jeff McDonald, Allison McDonald, Kurt Wolf Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 21. Temporary Class B Alcohol Permit Sno Jokers Oconto Falls Memorial Day Celebrations May 23 through the 26, 2025. The Sno Joker put the celebration for Memorial Day. They have booked the carnival and music already for the year. MOTION: Bahrke/Wirtz Motion to approve the Temporary Class B Alcohol Permit Sno Jokers Oconto Falls Memorial Day Celebrations May 23 through the 26, 2025. Common Council March 11, 2025 Page 5 Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 22. Temporary Class B Alcohol Permit St. Anthonys School Auction April 5, 2025. MOTION: Wirtz/McDonald Motion to approve the Temporary Class B Alcohol Permit St. Anthonys School Auction April 5, 2025. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 23. Temporary Class B Alcohol Permit St. Anthonys School Food Trucks Monday, May 5,2025 MOTION: McDermid/Wirtz Motion to approve the Temporary Class B Alcohol Permit St. Anthonys School Food Trucks Monday, May 5,2025 Voice Vote: All present voting aye - MOTION CARRIED 24. Adjournment Mayor Clint Braun asked if there was any further business before the meeting is adjourned. Having no further business, he declared the meeting adjourned at 6:46 pm. ____________________________ City Administrator Peter Wills 1 To: Mayor & City Council From: Peter A. Wills, City Administrator Date: April 2025 Re: Administrator’s Report Ice Storm March 29th & 30th Huge appreciation to the Utility Dept, Fire Dept, Street Dept, Police Dept and Eve Wallace, Deputy Treasurer all assisted Saturday and Sunday fielding calls, coordinating repairs to get the power back on to serve residents. The Ice Storm took down trees, power lines and created faults at the substation. Recognition for New Technology-Street Department has been recognized by Salt Wise Wisconsin for implementing new Brine system that has saved up to 25% salt savings. City Hall Operations: Myself and the Deputy have new emails addresses ending with .gov in order to be compliant with Wisconsin Election Commission email security protocols. Our previous emails will remain active while we switch all accounts over to the new emails. The remaining city email addresses for employees and Council members can be changed over next month or two in coordination with Nsight. We will work with Nsight to setup a time to meet with your laptop. The existing email address can stay active for a year or more while switch all items over. Projects/Grants: Request to Support Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program Allison from Saltwise WI has requested the City’s elected officials contact our local State Representative’s and State’s Senator’s to support Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program that would provide grant funding to counties and municipalities to purchase brine equipment in order to reduce salt usage. Wally will be attending the State Budget listening session in Kaukauna on Tuesday April 2nd for support. There is a memo in the Council packet to write a support letter to Assembly & State Senate Representatives. Columbia St Reconstruction Project CITY OF OCONTO FALLS 500 NORTH CHESTNUT PO BOX 70 OCONTO FALLS, WI 54154-0070 PHONE: 920-846-4505 FAX: 920-846-4516 2 Columbia Street Project Construction Kickoff meeting was held February 18th with MSA Consultants, Columbia Street contractors, utilities and state agencies. Construction work on Columbia Street is started March 17th. Dorner Construction has started on the Corner of Chestnut and Columbia removing existing water, sewer and Storm Sewer and replacing with new. Advance Construction is making progress on placing the new lift station on the corner of Columbia Street, by Farm Road. A 4inch water main ruptured by intersection of Milwaukee & Wisconsin . The Utility and Dorner Constriction spent several days repairing, ultimately replacing approximately 60 feet of pipe along Wisconsin before being able to get where the water line will hold. The timeline to do a full rebuild of Wisconsin will need to move up on our project priority list. City Hall Technology Upgrades -New Internet service is being setup at the Library and Eastside Beach in order to connect the cameras to City Hall. New Point to Point Connection is being setup From W Highland Lift Station to the Westside Beach Cameras. Commercial Development-There is interest by developers to build new apartment buildings in City. In order to potentially provide support for a project, TIF#3 needs to be amended in order to include the project area and to financial analysis that the Tax Increment District can support the project and minimally break even. A TIF Amendment is in the packet, with a proposal from Ehlers to do the calculations for the City to stay in compliance on residential development and Financial break even. 2024 Audit-Kerber Rose Audit of the City and Municipal Utilities is underway. The Auditors were onsite March 31sth through April 4th. The Audit results are expected in June 2025. Ordinance Committee- The Ordinance Committee is hosting Public hearings on three ordinances. Council will then vote on approval Ordinance 25-001 to amend Downtown Commercial District (C-1) Zoning update to approve upper floor housing, single and multifamily homes and apartments. Additionally, the amendment will remove parking restrictions that would be prohibitive of being able to rebuild existing businesses in the same footprint. Ordinance 25-002 Amend Ch 455-49 Utility Cross Connection Inspections for commercial Properties. Ordinance 25-003 Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park for the southern area of the retention pond between Van Buren and Cherry Street. 3 CITY OF OCONTO FALLS STREET DEPT. REPORT March 2025 * Parks Kept the parking lot at East Side Beach open for access to the river. Removed boards and picked up the equipment from the Skating Rink. Cleaned up branches after ice storm. *Streets Completed some storm sewer maintenance and cleaning between storm systems. Chipped and cut trees after the ice storm. Pretreated with brine prior to snow and ice events. Plowed and or salted 6 winter events. Cleaned up snow piles on Main Street multiple times. Took delivery of the last of the salt we had contracted for the 24/25 year. Cold patch pot holes that opened up from winter maintenance. Worked with Escanaba Railroad to repair Highland Crossing. *Building Maintenance Completed monthly fire extinguisher inspections of the street department buildings and vehicles. *Street Dept Equipment Replaced the cutting-edge blades on the dump trucks and one of the loader buckets. Repaired issue with the EGR cooler on the Kenworth Dump Truck. Worked with Pomps Tire to fix leaking O Ring on the loader tire. Repaired air leak on the Freightliner Dump Truck. *Personnel Completed Work Zone Safety Training (Crew). Completed Hearing Protection Training (Crew). Basic Management for Public Works Supervisors UW Madison (Wally, Brad). Storm Sewer Inspector Certification (Bryce). Street Superintendent Wally Remic Oconto Falls Community Library 251 North Main Street 0conto Falls, WI 54I54 920-846-2673Monthly Report April 2025 2024 state and federal tax forms are inside the main library to the right. lf we don't have the form you need, staff can print it for you. There are no charges for any tax forms. Regular Programs: Playgroup - Mondays at 10:30 AM Storytime - Tuesdays at 10:30 AM Craft and book visits to Meadowlands (3'd Tuesday of the month) Sewing classes w/ Lori Harrison (call for April availability) St. Anthony's 4K Storytime every other Monday Monthly Storytime with craft at Encompass Child Care Current/Upcoming Programs: Month of April: Women's History Scavenger Hunt, provided by the Girl Scouts (kids can complete during open hours and earn a prize) WMS Career Day presentations: Monday, April 7th (Groups will visit library) Table at 4K Open House - Thursday, April 10th, 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Crafternoon for adults (Easter Egg Suncatchers) Monday, April 1 4th at 1:00 PM - no sign up needed! Table at Literacy Night (OFES) - Wednesday, April 23'd, 5:00 to 7:00 PM Friends of the Library Meeting: Wednesday, April 30th, 3:00 PM RESCHEDULED - Family Game Night with Gnome Games: Wed., May 7th from 4:00 - 7:00 PM. Gnome Games will have different board games set up throughout library for families to try. Snacks will be served: enter to win brand-new games. Vote for your favorite game and it may get added to the library collection! Candle-dipping class with Joshua Stuck! Saturday, May 1Oth from 10:00 AM to noon. Spots are limited, contact the library to register! a a o a a a Rachel Pascoe, Library Director Ordinance Committee March 11, 2025 Page 1 CITY OF OCONTO FALLS ORDINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING Council Chambers – Municipal Building 500 N. Chestnut Avenue Oconto Falls, WI 54154 Tuesday March 11, 2025– 5:30 PM MINUTES 1. Alderman Wirtz called the meeting to order at 5:30 PM. 2. Roll Call Present: Jeff McDonald, Devin Wirtz, Mathew McDermid and Ashley Bahrke Also Present: Mayor Clint Braun, City Administrator Peter Wills, Deputy Clerk Jenny Friedman, Utility Manager Greg Kuhn, Fire Chief Tim Magnin, Street Superintendent Wally Remic Absent: Marty Coopman, 3. Approval of Minutes- Ordinance Committee- 09-10-2024 MOTION: Bahrke/Wirtz Motion to approve minutes for Ordinance Committee Meeting 09-10-2024 Voice Vote: All present voting aye - Motion Carried DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: OLD BUSINESS: NONE NEW BUSINESS: 4. Ordinance 25-001 Amending 480-8. Zoning General Commercial District (C-1) There are some changes that need to be updated on ordinance Chapter 480-8 General Commercial Distancing (C-1) to better suet the City of Oconto Falls. The Main Street Committee has met and discussed this ordinance and approve of the changes. There is a section in the current ordinance that is duplicated and will need to be fixed by removing it along with removing the proposed following in section C; ➢ (15) Golf courses open to the public. ➢ (19) Amusement parks ➢ (20) Travel trailer parks in accordance with Chapter 335 of the City Code. The listed below is the proposed amendments to be added to section B of Chapter 480-8 General Commercial Distancing (C-1) ordinance; • (16) Apartments above the first floor of commercial use. Minimum 600 square footage. • (17) Residential space in the rear of commercial space, non-street facing. Minimum 600 square Ordinance Committee March 11, 2025 Page 2 footage. • (18) Existing one family detached dwellings. • (19) Two-family buildings (includes duplexes) and multifamily buildings. • (20) Two-unit and three-unit apartments, above first floor. • (21) Multifamily residential building (four (4) or more units per structure) MOTION: Wirtz/McDermid Motion to approve the Ordinance 24-008 Amend Ch 480-83 Accessory Structure-Sheds with amendments and set public hearing for Ordinance Committee on April 8,2025 at 5:30pm. Voice Vote: All present voting aye - Motion Carried 5. Ordinance 25-002 Amend Ch 455-49 Cross Connection Inspections A decision was made by the Utility Commission to make commercial properties pay for cross connections. The time and cost will very for the commercial properties this will go off the size of the property. The update to Ordinance 455 -49 gives the utility retains, perform cross connections for commercial properties who do not have the cross connection done on their own. MOTION: McDonald/ Bahrke Motion to approve the Ordinance 25-002 Amend Ch 455-49 Cross Connection Inspections and send to Common Council and to set public hearing for on April 8,2025 at 5:30pm. Voice Vote: McDermid -aye, Bahrke-aye, Wirtz-aye, McDonald -abstained, Coopman absent- Motion Carried 6. Ordinance 25-003 Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park MOTION: Bahrke/McDonald Motion to approve Ordinance 25-003 Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park and send to common council. Set public hearing for on April 8,2025 at 5:30pm. Voice Vote: Bahrke-aye, McDonald-aye, Wirtz-aye, McDermid-abstained, Coopman absent - Motion Carried 7. Adjournment Having no further discussion, Mayor Braun adjourned the meeting at 5:44 PM. ______________________________ City Administrator Peter Wills A quorum of the Common Council was in attendance of this meeting. Street Dept Hoists Overview Attached is the hoist info I collected. I did not get a screen shot of the final hoist sale, but the amount it sold for was $11450. It was a twin to our hoist, in very similar condition. The replacement 2 post I would like to get is $7288.00, local vendor was able to split online pricing and include an additional adapter kit. Snap on was cheaper but would charge us $1745 for install, not including electrical work Quoted by: donaldg@challengerlifts.com Quote Number: 1305577189 Quote Contact: Marty Broderick Quote Date: 2025-01-24 Quote Contact Email: martin.d.broderick@snapon.com Budgetary Quote: No; DP No Service Quoted by: Auto Service Aids Lifts/Accessories Lift/Accessory Color Qty Item Price (UOM Each) CL10V3 Blue 1 6,071.69 TR07 Blue 1 7,337.17 Install/Service Install/Service Charge Qty/Hours Sub-Total Electrical 2 Post Install 1,744.19 1 1,744.19 4 Post Instal Labor Concrete Work Lift Removal Fork Lift Rental Scissor Install Inground Install Receive-Deliver Lift Hydraulic Oil Epoxy Anchor Air Hookup Training Other Misc Total Lifts Parts Accessories 13,408.86 Services Total 1,744.19 Site Visit 0.00 Freight Total 607.16 Quote Total 15,760.21 Notes-Comments This quote doesn't include any lift removal, decommissioning, air, electrical, or concrete work. **Disclaimer: If a site visit is not completed, all install prices are estimates, and we assume that concrete, air, and electrical are all sufficient for a lift install. Unless otherwise stated, Electrical, Air Hookups, and Oil are Additional Charges. Excessive Shimming, Anchors, and/or grout required due to floor variance are also additional. SERVICE BA Y SPECIFICA TIONS PRODUCT SPECIFICA TIONS WIDTH CONFIGURA TIONS 12’ minimumHEIGHT : 14’ recommendedWIDTH: 24’ recommendedDEPTH: 208-230v, 1pH, 30 AmpsPOWER: challengerlifts.com | 800-648-5438 MODEL # CL10AV3 MODEL NUMBER CL10A V3 CL10A V3-2 CL10A V3-3 Description Standard 2’ Extensions 3’ Extensions Lifting Capacity 10,000 lbs. Lift Configuration Versymmetric ® , 3-Stage Front & Rear Rise Height 74/one.numr⁄/eight.dnom” Height of Columns 11’ 2” or 11’ 8” 13’ 2” or 13’ 8” 14’ 2” or 14’ 8” Max. Extended Cylinder Height 11’ 11” Adjustable Width Overall 11’ 6/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” 12’ /one.numr⁄/two.dnom” 12’ 6/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” Drive Thru Clearance (-12”) 100” (-6”) 106” (MAX) 112” Floor to Overhead Switch 10’ 8/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” or 11’ 2/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” 12’ 8/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” or 13’ 2/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” 13’ 8/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” or 14’ 2/one.numr⁄/two.dnom” Front Arm Reach Min. 20” Max. 42” Rear Arm Reach Min. 37/five.numr⁄/eight.dnom” Max. 60” Screw Pad Height Min. 3/seven.numr⁄/eight.dnom” Max. 6/one.numr⁄/eight.dnom” Inside Columns (-12”) 110” (-6”) 116” (MAX) 122” Low Lock Height 12” Net Rise Rise Time Standard: 38s QuickCycle™: 24s (est.) Max. Load per Arm 2,500 lb. ALI ® Certified /uni2611 CL10A V3 LAUNCH 10K VERSYMMETRIC® ADJUSTABLE WIDTH 2-POST LIFT SB.07-01-24 : CL10AV3 Overview: We are pleased to announce a significant upgrade for the CL10V3 – our Adjustable Width Feature. This enhancement is part of our commitment to providing flexible and innovative solutions to meet the ever-evolving needs of automotive shops. Narrow: Space Constraints or Express Pads configuration Universal: Cars, SUVs, Trucks, Most Electric Vehicles Wide: Optimal for Cars, EVs and Luxury vehicles *The CL10A can also be set at the current 11’ 10” width. SERVICE BULLETIN 7-15-2024 To better serve our customers’ diverse lifting needs and the growing demand for Electric Vehicle service, we’ve upgraded our CL10V3. This new adjustable design ensures that our entire CL Series can now accommodate a wider range of vehicles, while providing your technicians with more space to work efficiently. Add flexibility to your shop with the enhanced width and height adjustability. NARROW UNIVERSAL WIDE CL10A-3 Max Width and Height CL10A-3 6" Reduced Height without Reduced Width CL10A-3 6" or 12" Reduced Width without Reduced Height CL10A-3 6" Reduced Height with 6" or 12" Reduced Width CL10A-0 and CL10A-2 ALL Widths and Heights HOSE ROUTING DIAGRAMS Lift Preparation: 1. With the column assemblies lying flat, remove cable and hose rolls from inside the columns and manually push carriages up to gain access to sheave at base of column. 2. Remove hex bolt and sheave pin from sheave bracket, Fig. 2 3. Determine the sheave location on the lower bracket based on the overall height and width of lift at its chosen configuration. See Fig. 3 below. Overhead: 1. Before raising overhead into position install 4 (2 per column) hex flange bolts and nuts in middle hole of column extension for temporary support of overhead. Lift overhead assembly up into position and install with 8 (4 per column) 3/8-16 x 3/4” lg hex flange bolts and hex flange nuts per side as showin in Fig. 8. For the max width position, the outer overhead holes will be used. For the (-6”) width, one set of outer overhead holes and one set of inner overhead holes will be used. For the (-12”) width, the inner set of overhead holes will be used. This page features excerpts from the manual. Please refer to the installation and operation manual for complete installation of the CL10AV3. Y ou can download the manual by scanning the QR Code. This page features excerpts from the manual. Please refer to the installation and operation manual for complete installation of the CL10AV3. MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") LOWERED (-6") MAX HEIGHT WIDTH SETTING HEIGHT SETTING MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") LOWERED (-6") MAX HEIGHT WIDTH SETTING HEIGHT SETTING MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") LOWERED (-6") MAX HEIGHT WIDTH SETTING HEIGHT SETTING MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") MAX WIDTH NARROWED (-6") NARROWED (-12") LOWERED (-6") MAX HEIGHT WIDTH SETTING HEIGHT SETTING Fig. 2 - Cable Routing Layout Fig. 8 - Overhead Assembly Fig. 13c - Hose Routing, Overhead Fig. 3 - Sheave Position in Lower Bracket ADJUST ABLE WIDTH SET -UP City of Oconto Falls, WI General Commercial District (C-1). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 1/5 CITY OF OCONTO FALLS ORDINANCE NO. 25-001 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING CHAPTER 480 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE AS FOLLOWS: THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Chapter 480. Zoning Article II. Zoning Districts and Zoning Map § 480-8. General Commercial District (C-1). [Amended 8-12-2008 by Ord. No. 08-004; 11-8-2011 by Ord. No. 11-004; 7-11-2023 by Ord. No. 23-008] A. The C-1 District is intended to provide an area for the business and commercial needs of the community. B. The following uses of land are permitted in this district: (1) All typical retail and/or wholesale stores or shops. (2) All types of taverns, bars, restaurants. (3) Hotels, motels and rooming houses. A homeless shelter, transitional living, halfway house, sober house, recovery house or similar facility is not permitted. (4) Professional offices. (5) Public meeting places. (6) Banks and other financial institutions. (7) Gasoline service stations. (8) Establishments for the sale and service of motor vehicles. (9) Trucking companies. (10) Establishments for the sale and service of appliances. (11) Laundry and dry-cleaning establishments, both self-service and owner-operated. (12) Recreational businesses. (13) Parking lots. (14) Warehouses. (15) Churches. (16) Apartments above the first floor of commercial use. Minimum 600 square footage. (17) Residential space in the rear of commercial space, non-street facing. Minimum 600 square footage. (18) Existing one family detached dwellings. (19) Two-family buildings (includes duplexes) and multifamily buildings. City of Oconto Falls, WI General Commercial District (C-1). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 2/5 (20) Two-unit and three-unit apartments, above first floor. (21) Multifamily residential building (four (4) or more units per structure). C. The following are permitted as conditional uses within this district. Such use shall be subject to the consideration of the Planning Commission with regard to such matters as the creation of nuisance conditions for the public or for the users of nearby areas, the creation of traffic or health hazards and other factors: (1) Establishments for the sale or storage of lumber or other building materials. (2) Construction firms and construction equipment storage. (3) Farm equipment dealers and dealers in garden equipment, including power mowers. (4) Hay, grain and feed stores. (5) Greenhouses and nurseries. (6) Small shops for the sale and manufacture of machine elements. (7) Farm and garden supply stores. (8) Dealers in coal, wood fuel, and ice. (9) Fuel oil dealers. (10) Dealers in liquified petroleum gas (bottled gas). (11) Equipment rental and leasing services, that is, establishments which rent or lease construction equipment, floor sanding and waxing machines, ladders, scaffolds, tools, chairs or other furniture, or other types of machines, equipment or similar items. (12) Bowling alleys. (13) Skating rinks. (14) Commercial sports clubs, athletic fields, arenas, and similar facilities. (15) Golf or baseball driving ranges, archery ranges, miniature golf courses, and similar facilities. (16) Golf clubs and country clubs open to members but not to the general public. (17) Drive-in motion-picture theaters. (18) Summer resorts, winter resorts, tourist cottages or cabins, commercial camping and tenting areas, ski lodges and resorts, children's camps, and similar establishments. (19) Establishments primarily engaged in renting locker space for the storage of food products, including refrigerated storage of food products, and including those establishments which provide services or facilities for processing, preparing, or packaging food for such storage. (20) Adult entertainment establishments in accordance with Chapter 160 of this Code. D. Within the C-1 District the following standards shall apply: (1) Maximum building height: 50 feet. (2) Maximum or minimum building area: none. (3) Minimum front yard setback: 30 feet or to match adjacent buildings in Downtown District. (4) Minimum rear yard setback: 25 feet or to match adjacent buildings in Downtown District. (5) Minimum side yard: (a) Fireproof construction: none. City of Oconto Falls, WI General Commercial District (C-1). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 3/5 (b) Nonfireproof construction: 7.5 feet. (6) Minimum lot width: (a) Fireproof construction: 25 feet. (b) Nonfireproof construction: 45 feet. (7) Truck unloading area: sufficient space so that no streets or alleys need be blocked E. Downtown design review overlay district. (1) Applicability. No person may erect, construct, reconstruct, move, or enlarge a commercial structure or commercial building or alter a commercial buildings or commercial structure's exterior architectural features or signs until a certificate of appropriateness has been approved by the Main Street Committee of the City of Oconto Falls . A certificate of appropriateness shall be in addition to any required building permit. A certificate of appropriateness shall not be required for interior alterations or design features not subject to any public view or for ordinary repairs and maintenance to the exterior of any structure or building where the purpose of such work is to correct any decay or damage and to restore, as nearly as practicable, its prior condition. The Main Street Committee has the authority to issue a certificate of appropriateness for a sign or repainting of existing features within the District. (2) Boundaries. The Downtown Design Review Overlay District shall include all commercial properties located within the area shown: City of Oconto Falls, WI General Commercial District (C-1). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 4/5 measures or conditions of the Plan Commission, Board of Appeals, or other governmental body or official exercising authority under this chapter, shall be subject to a forfeiture not to exceed $2,000. Each day such violation continues shall be deemed a separate offense. This amendment shall become effective upon the date of passage. Adopted by the Common Council on the 8th day of April 2025. Offered by Council Person: Seconded by Council Person: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Adopted: ________________________ Attest: ____________________________ Mayor Clint Braun City Administrator Peter Wills City of Oconto Falls, WI General Commercial District (C-1). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 5/5 CERTIFICATE OF CITY CLERK CITY OF OCONTO FALLS With regards to: ORDINANCE NO. 25-001: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING CHAPTER 480 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE STATE OF WISCONSIN) COUNTY OF OCONTO) § CITY OF OCONTO FALLS) I, Peter Wills, being duly sworn, depose and say that I am the duly chosen and qualified Clerk/Administrator for the City of Oconto Falls. I, further certify that is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No. 25-001 and original is on file with the City Clerk’s Office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the City of Oconto Falls, this 8th Day of April 2025 _______________________________________________ Peter Wills Clerk/Administrator - City of Oconto Falls Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 8h day of April 2025. CITY OF OCONTO FALLS ORDINANCE NO. 25-002 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING UTILITY CHAPTER 455 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE AS FOLLOWS: THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Chapter 455. Utility Article VI. Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention § 455-49. Inspections A. The municipal water utility shall cause inspections to be made of all properties served by the public water system where cross -connections with the public water system is deemed possible. Residential properties serviced by the utility shall be inspected on a 10-year interval; such inspections shall be conducted by the utility. All non-residential properties serviced by the utility shall be inspected on a two-year interval, or as deemed appropriate by the utility and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. B. The utility shall conduct/perform all first -time cross-connection survey/inspections of non- residential properties as a utility expense. Subsequent inspections of non- residential properties are the responsibility of the property owner or business, at their sole expense. The utility will retain a recognized and experienced firm(s) in the area of cross -connection control and backflow prevention to make inspection services available to property owners or businesses in the city. C. The frequency of required inspections and re-inspections, based on potential health hazards involved, may be shortened or lengthened by the utility. The utility shall, at its sole discretion, charge property owners for direct and necessary utility costs for on-premises follow-up visits involving re-inspections and/or matters addressing customer non- compliance. This amendment shall become effective upon the date of passage. Adopted by the Common Council on the 8th day of April 2025. Offered by Council Person: Seconded by Council Person: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Adopted: ________________________ Attest: ____________________________ Mayor Clint Braun City Administrator Peter Wills CERTIFICATE OF CITY CLERK CITY OF OCONTO FALLS With regards to: ORDINANCE NO. 25-002: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING UTILITY CHAPTER 455 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE STATE OF WISCONSIN) COUNTY OF OCONTO) § CITY OF OCONTO FALLS) I, Peter Wills, being duly sworn, depose and say that I am the duly chosen and qualified Clerk/Administrator for the City of Oconto Falls. I, further certify that is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No. 25-002 and original is on file with the City Clerk’s Office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the City of Oconto Falls, this 8th Day of April 2025 _______________________________________________ Peter Wills Clerk/Administrator - City of Oconto Falls Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 8th day of April 2025. City of Oconto Falls, WI Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 1/4 CITY OF OCONTO FALLS ORDINANCE NO. 25-003 AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING MICHAEL MCDERMID FAMILY PARK AS FOLLOWS: THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. Park Designation: The City of Oconto Falls Planning Commission, and the Oconto Falls City Council declare the described property to be designated Michael McDermid Family Park, to be added to the Oconto Falls City Park System. The Oconto Falls of the real property described on the legal description and map attached and hereto, and incorporated herein; which property is in the Part of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter and part of the Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 24, Township 28 North, Range 19 East, City of Oconto Falls, Oconto County, Wisconsin known as Lot 1 of Certified Survey Map number 6068, recorded in the Oconto County Registry on February 17th, 2025 as Document Number 774097. Section II. Effect of Designation: From and after the adoption of this Ordinance, the territory described in Section I shall be made part of the City of Oconto Falls Park System shall be designated, used, and maintained as City green space and shall henceforth be known as Michael McDermid Family Park any and all purposes provided by law and all within such territories shall be subject to all ordinances, rules and regulations governing the City of Oconto Falls. Section III. Required Filings: The City Clerk shall record the Ordinance, and Plat of Survey (Exhibit A) and the (Exhibit B) legal description with the Register of Deeds. Section IV. Severability: If Any provision of this Ordinance is invalid or unconstitutional, or if application of this Ordinance to any person or circumstance is invalid or unconstitutional, such unconstitutionality shall not affect other provisions or obligations of this Ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid or unconstitutional provision or application. Section VI. Effective Date: This Ordinance shall be effective upon passage April 8, 2025 as required by law and the Zoning Administrator is hereby directed to make necessary changes to the Zoning Maps, the described territory shall be Zoned Conservancy District (CON) forthwith. Adopted by the Common Council on the 8th day of April 2025. Offered by Council Person: Seconded by Council Person: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Adopted: ________________________ Attest: ____________________________ Mayor Clint Braun City Administrator Peter Wills City of Oconto Falls, WI Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 2/4 Attachment A Certified Survey map City of Oconto Falls, WI Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 3/4 Attachment B Legal Description City of Oconto Falls, WI Designation of Michael McDermid Family Park). https://ecode360.com/print/OC2755?guid=9810453 4/4 CERTIFICATE OF CITY CLERK CITY OF OCONTO FALLS With regards to: ORDINANCE NO. 25-003: AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING MICHAEL MCDERMID FAMILY PARK STATE OF WISCONSIN) COUNTY OF OCONTO) § CITY OF OCONTO FALLS) I, Peter Wills, being duly sworn, depose and say that I am the duly chosen and qualified Clerk/Administrator for the City of Oconto Falls. I, further certify that is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No. 25-003 and original is on file with the City Clerk’s Office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the City of Oconto Falls, this 8th Day of April 2025 _______________________________________________ Peter Wills Clerk/Administrator - City of Oconto Falls Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 8th day of April 2025. Council Memo: Request to Support Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program Mayor and Council Members, Allison from Saltwise WI has requested the City’s elected officials contact our local State Representative’s and State’s Senator’s to support Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program that would provide grant funding to counties and municipalities to purchase brine equipment in order to reduce salt usage. Wally will be attending the State Budget listening session in Kaukauna on Tuesday to urger for support. Below is template to use. ************************************************************************************* “ Dear Senator Wimberger and/or Representative Steffens I'm reaching out to express my support for a Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program. Advances in snow and ice control including ground speed control systems, improved plow blade technologies, and the utilization of salt brine, enable annual road salt reductions of 25-50%. Unfortunately, the initial capital investment cost of this equipment prohibits many municipalities from tapping into these benefits. Grant program dollars for equipment and staff training can jumpstart long-term savings in annual salt use and reduced infrastructure repair costs, and protect our freshwater resources. Please review the attached program proposal. Personally, the City of Oconto Falls Street Department has tested one truck with a 250- gallon salt brine tank during the 2024-2025 winter season. The one truck applying two tanks of salt brine to roads in advance of winter storms has reduced salt usage by up to 30% to the City, reducing salt that goes into stormwater and salt costs to our taxpayers. The City is requesting support of Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program in order to purchase brine holding tank and expand the brine tanks to additional trucks in order to reduce salt use event further. The City of Oconto Falls is asking for your support of Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program. Below is a link to map of how the expanded Winter Road Safety and Efficiency Grant Program worked in Ohio. “ https://geo.epa.ohio.gov/portal/apps/experiencebuilder/experience/?draft=true&id=ddca bdeeed4d44e2b2fb64be32888657&fbclid=IwY2xjawJGjlFleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHaJlueCXM aCWhBqz7Z6JVJU1IYsaYGJiVvcNCcSwvkcr- n7Wkv0uTn6tOA_aem_R3s1yHbER46biVIBCURVgw#data_s=id%3AdataSource_2- 19464d11dce-layer-1%3A61 AMENDMENT TO PUBLIC DEPOSITS COLLATERALIZATION AGREEMENT THIS AMENDMENT TO PUBLIC DEPOSITS COLLATERALIZATION AGREEMENT (this "Amendment"), dated March 24, 2025, is between Associated Bank, National Association (“Bank”) and the undersigned Public Depositor (“Public Depositor”). WHEREAS, Public Depositor from time to time makes deposits, in accordance with Wis. Stat. Ch. 34 for public deposits (the “Act”) in Bank (its “Public Deposits”), which Public Deposits may from time to time aggregate in excess of the most recent Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (the “FDIC”) insurance threshold; WHEREAS, Public Depositor and Bank have executed an agreement (the “Collateralization Agreement”) under which the Bank has agreed to collateralize such Public Deposits to the extent the amount thereof exceeds FDIC insurance plus $400,000 (the amount of coverage previously available to Public Depositors under the Act); WHEREAS, the amount of coverage available to Public Depositors under the Act has been increased from $400,000 to $1,000,000; WHEREAS, Public Depositor and Bank desire to amend the Collateralization Agreement so that the Public Deposits collateralized in accordance therewith shall be equal to the amount by which such Public Deposits exceed FDIC insurance plus the amount of coverage available under the Act. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and mutual agreements herein contained, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. Bank and Public Depositor agree that each Collateralization Agreement is amended such that Bank will collateralize Public Deposits balances to the extent the amount thereof exceeds FDIC insurance plus the amount of coverage available to Public Depositors under the Act (e.g., $1,000,000 as of the date of this Amendment). 2. This Amendment: (i) except as expressly modified herein, does not modify any term or provision of the Collateralization Agreement or any related instrument, agreement, or document, all of which remain in full force and effect; (ii) binds and inures to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective administrators, successors and assigns; (iii) will be governed by the laws of the State of Wisconsin without regard to its conflicts of law provisions; (iv) may be executed in counterparts, each one of which is considered an original, but all of which constitute one and the same instrument. Delivery of an executed counterpart in electronic format (i.e., “pdf”, “tif”, DocuSign, or other similar electronic means) will be as effective as delivery of a manually-executed counterpart. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Amendment the day and year first above written with the intention that this Amendment constitutes a sealed instrument. Public Depositor: City of Oconto Falls By: _______________________________ Name: ____________________________ Title: ____________________________ Bank: ASSOCIATED BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION By: Joseph G. Hockers Name: Joseph G. Hockers, SVP Authorized Officer ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship 1 Ehlers & Associates, Inc. March 28, 2025 March 28, 2025 Eve Wallace, Deputy Treasurer Peter Wills, City Administrator City of Oconto Falls, Wisconsin 500 N Chestnut Ave PO Box 70 Oconto Falls, WI 54154 Re: Written Municipal Advisor Client Disclosure with the City of Oconto Falls (“Client”) for TID 3 (Mixed Use) Boundary & Project Plan Amendment (“Project” Pursuant to MSRB Rule G-42) Dear Eve and Peter: As a registered Municipal Advisor, we are required by Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) Rules to provide you with certain written information and disclosures prior to, upon or promptly, after the establishment of a municipal advisory relationship as defined in Securities and Exchange Act Rule 15Ba1-1. To establish our engagement as your Municipal Advisor, we must inform you that: When providing advice, we are required to act in a fiduciary capacity, which includes a 1. duty of loyalty and a duty of care. This means we are required to act solely in your best interest. We have an obligation to fully and fairly disclose to you in writing all material actual or 2. potential conflicts of interest that might impair our ability to render unbiased and competent advice to you. We are providing these and other required disclosures in Appendix A attached hereto. As your Municipal Advisor, Ehlers shall provide this advice and service at such fees, as described within Appendix B attached hereto. This documentation and all appendices hereto shall be effective as of its date unless otherwise terminated by either party upon 30 days written notice to the other party. During the term of our municipal advisory relationship, this writing might be amended or supplemented to reflect any material change or additions. We look forward to working with you on this Project. Sincerely, Ehlers & Associates Joe Murray Municipal Advisor _______________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship 2 Ehlers & Associates, Inc. March 28, 2025 1 This document is intended to satisfy the requirements of MSRB Rule G-42(b) and Rule G-42(c). ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix A Page 1 Ehlers March 28, 2025 Appendix A DISCLOSURE OF CONFLICTS OF INTEREST/OTHER REQUIRED INFORMATION Actual/Potential Material Conflicts of Interest Ehlers has no known actual or potential material conflicts of interest that might impair its ability either to render unbiased and competent advice or to fulfill its fiduciary duty to Client. Other Engagements or Relationships Impairing Ability to Provide Advice Ehlers is not aware of any other engagement or relationship Ehlers has that might impair Ehlers’ ability to either render unbiased and competent advice to or to fulfill its fiduciary duty to Client. Affiliated Entities Ehlers offers related services through two affiliates of Ehlers, Bond Trust Service Corporation (BTSC) and Ehlers Investment Partners (EIP). BTSC provides paying agent services while Ehlers Investment Partners (EIP) provides investment related services and bidding agent service. Ehlers and these affiliates do not share fees. If either service is needed in conjunction with an Ehlers municipal advisory engagement, Client will be asked whether or not they wish to retain either affiliate to provide service. If BTSC or EIP are retained to provide service, a separate agreement with that affiliate will be provided for Client’s consideration and approval. Solicitors/Payments Made to Obtain/Retain Client Business Ehlers does not use solicitors to secure municipal engagements; nor does it make direct or indirect payments to obtain or retain Client business. Payments from Third Parties Ehlers does not receive any direct or indirect payments from third parties to enlist Ehlers recommendation to the Client of its services, any municipal securities transaction or any financial product. Payments/Fee-splitting Arrangements Ehlers does not share fees with any other parties and any provider of investments or services to the Client. However, within a joint proposal with other professional service providers, Ehlers could be the contracting party or be a subcontractor to the contracting party resulting in a fee splitting arrangement. In such cases, the fee due Ehlers will be identified in a Municipal Advisor writing and no other fees will be paid to Ehlers from any of the other participating professionals in the joint proposal. Municipal Advisor Registration Ehlers is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB). ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix A Page 2 Ehlers March 28, 2025 Material Legal or Disciplinary Events Neither Ehlers nor any of its officers or municipal advisors have been involved in any legal or disciplinary events reported on Form MA or MA-I nor are there any other material legal or disciplinary events to be reported. Ehlers’ application for permanent registration as a Municipal Advisor with the (SEC) was granted on July 28, 2014 and contained the information prescribed under Section 15B(a)(2) of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 and rules thereunder. It did not list any information on legal or disciplinary disclosures. Client may access Ehlers’ most recent Form MA and each most recent Form MA-I by searching the Securities and Exchange Commission’s EDGAR system (currently available at http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html) and searching under either our Company Name (Ehlers & Associates, Inc.) or by using the currently available “Fast Search” function and entering our CIK number (0001604197). Ehlers has not made any material changes to Form MA or Form MA-I since that date. Conflicts Arising from Compensation Contingent on the Size or Closing of Any Transaction The forms of compensation for municipal advisors vary according to the nature of the engagement and requirements of the client. Compensation contingent on the size of the transaction presents a conflict of interest because the advisor may have an incentive to advise the client to increase the size of the securities issue for the purpose of increasing the advisor’s compensation. Compensation contingent on the closing of the transaction presents a conflict because the advisor may have an incentive to recommend unnecessary financings or recommend financings that are disadvantageous to the client. If the transaction is to be delayed or fail to close, an advisor may have an incentive to discourage a full consideration of such facts and circumstances, or to discourage consideration of alternatives that may result in the cancellation of the financing or other transaction. Any form of compensation due a Municipal Advisor will likely present specific conflict of interests with the Client.  If a Client is concerned about the conflict arising from Municipal Advisor compensation contingent on size and/or closing of their transaction, Ehlers is willing to discuss and provide another form of Municipal Advisor compensation.  The Client must notify Ehlers in writing of this request within 10 days of receipt of this Municipal Advisor writing. MSRB Contact Information The website address of the MSRB is www.msrb.org. Posted on the MSRB website is a municipal advisory client brochure that describes the protections that may be provided by MSRB rules and how to file a complaint with the financial regulatory authorities. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 1 Ehlers March 28, 2025 Appendix B SCOPE OF SERVICE The City of Oconto Falls, Wisconsin (“Client”) has requested that Ehlers & Associates assist Client with TID 3 (Mixed Use) Boundary & Project Plan Amendment (“Project”). Ehlers & Associates proposes and agrees to provide the following scope of services: PHASE I: FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS The purpose of Phase I is to determine whether the Project is a statutorily and economically feasible option to achieve the Client’s objectives. This phase begins upon your authorization of this engagement and ends on completion and delivery of a feasibility analysis report. As part of Phase I services, Ehlers & Associates will: Consult with appropriate Client officials to identify the Client’s • objectives for the Project. Provide feedback as to the appropriateness of using Tax Incremental • Financing in the context of the “but for” test. If the Project includes creation of or addition of territory to a district, • identify preliminary boundaries and gather parcel data from Client. Determine compliance with the following statutory requirements as applicable: Equalized Value test.ü Purpose test (industrial, mixed use, blighted area, in need of ü rehabilitation or conservation, or environmental remediation). Newly-platted residential land use test.ü Prepare feasibility analysis report. The report will include the following • information, as applicable: Identification of the type or types of districts that may be created.ü A description of the type, maximum life, expenditure period and ü other features corresponding to the type of district proposed. Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 2 Ehlers March 28, 2025 A summary of the development assumptions used with respect to ü timing of construction and projected values. Projections of tax increment revenue collections to include annual ü and cumulative present value calculations. Qualification of the district as a donor or recipient of shared ü increment, and projected impact of any allocations of shared increment. If debt financing is anticipated, a summary of the sizing, structure, ü and timing of proposed debt issues. A cash flow pro forma reflecting annual and cumulative district fund ü balances and projected year of closure. A draft timetable for the Project.ü Identification of how the creation date may affect the district’s ü valuation date, the base value, compliance with the equalized value test, and the ability to capture current year construction values and changes in economic value. When warranted, evaluate, and compare options with respect to ü boundaries, type of district, project costs and development levels. Ehlers & Associates will provide guidance on district design within ü statutory limits to creatively achieve as many of the Client’s objectives as possible and will provide liaison with State Department of Revenue as needed in the technical evaluation of options. Present the results of the feasibility analysis to the Client’s staff, Plan • Commission, or governing body. PHASE II: PROJECT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND APPROVAL If the Client elects to proceed following completion of the feasibility analysis, the Project will move to Phase II. This phase includes preparation of the Project Plan, and consideration by the Plan Commission1, governing body, and the Joint Review Board. This phase begins after receiving notification from the Client to proceed and ends after the Joint Review Board acts on the Project. As part of Phase II services, Ehlers & Associates will: Based on the goals and objectives identified in Phase I, prepare a draft • Project Plan that includes all statutorily required components. Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 3 Ehlers March 28, 2025 We will coordinate with your staff, engineer, planner or other • designated party to obtain a map of the proposed boundaries of the district, a map showing existing uses and conditions of real property within the district, and a map showing proposed improvements and uses in the district. 1If Client has created a Redevelopment Authority or a Community Development Authority, that body may fulfill the statutory requirements of the Plan Commission related to creation or amendment of the district. Submit to the Client an electronic version of the draft Project Plan for initial review and comment. Coordinate with Client staff to confirm dates and times for the meetings • indicated within the table beginning on the following page. Ehlers & Associates will ensure that selected dates meet all statutory timing requirements and will provide documentation and notices as indicated. Meeting Ehlers & Associates Responsibility Client Responsibility Initial Joint Review Board Prepare Notice of Meeting and transmit to Client’s designated paper. Mail meeting notice, informational materials, and draft Project Plan to overlapping taxing jurisdictions. Provide agenda language to Client. Attend meeting to present draft Project Plan. Post or publish agenda and provide notification as required by the Wisconsin Open Records Law. Prepare meeting minutes. Designate Client Joint Review Board representative. Identify and recommend Public Joint Review Board representative for appointment. Plan Commission Public Hearing Prepare Notice of Public Hearing and transmit to Client’s designated paper. Post or publish agenda and provide notification as required by the Wisconsin Open Records Law. Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 4 Ehlers March 28, 2025 Meeting Ehlers & Associates Responsibility Client Responsibility Plan Commission Public Hearing For blighted area districts and in need of rehabilitation or conservation districts, provide a format for the required individual property owner notification letters. Attend hearing to present draft Project Plan. Prepare and mail individual property owner notices (only for districts created as blighted area, or in need of rehabilitation or conservation). Prepare meeting minutes. Plan Commission Provide agenda language to Client. Attend meeting to present draft Project Plan. Provide approval resolution for Plan Commission consideration. Post or publish agenda and provide notification as required by the Wisconsin Open Records Law. Distribute Project Plan & resolution to Plan Commission members in advance of meeting. Prepare meeting minutes. Governing Body Action Provide agenda language to Client. Attend meeting to present draft Project Plan. Provide approval resolution for governing body consideration. Post or publish agenda and provide notification as required by the Wisconsin Open Records Law. Provide Project Plan & resolution to governing body members in advance of meeting. Prepare meeting minutes. Joint Review Board Action Mail meeting notice and copy of final Project Plan to overlapping taxing jurisdictions. Prepare Notice of Meeting and transmit to Client’s designated paper. Provide agenda language to Client. Attend meeting to present final Project Plan. Post or publish agenda and provide notification as required by the Wisconsin Open Records Law. Prepare meeting minutes. Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 5 Ehlers March 28, 2025 Provide approval resolution for Joint Review Board consideration. Throughout the meeting process, provide drafts of the Project Plan and • related documents in sufficient quantity for the Client’s staff, Plan Commission, governing body and Joint Review Board members. Provide advice and updated analysis on the impact of any changes • made to the Project Plan throughout the approval process. PHASE III: STATE SUBMITTAL This phase includes final review of all file documents, preparation of filing forms, and submission of the base year or amendment packet to the Department of Revenue. This phase begins following approval of the district by the Joint Review Board and ends with the submission of the base year or amendment packet. As part of Phase III services, Ehlers & Associates will: Coordinate with Client’s assessor and other staff as necessary to obtain • parcel valuations, parcel data and other information needed for preparation of the State forms that must be filed as part of the base year or amendment packet. Assemble and submit to the Department of Revenue the required base • year or amendment packet to include a final Project Plan document containing all required elements and information. Provide the Client with an electronic copy of the final Project Plan (and • up to 15 bound hard copies if desired). Provide the municipal Clerk with a complete electronic and/or hard • copy transcript of all materials as submitted to the Department of Revenue for certification. Act as a liaison between the Client and the Department of Revenue • during the certification process in the event any questions or discrepancies arise. Compensation - Flat Fee Portion of Engagement In return for the services set forth in the “Scope of Service,” Client agrees to compensate Ehlers & Associates as follows: Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 6 Ehlers March 28, 2025 Phase I $ 8,500 Phase II $ 9,000 Phase III $ 2,500 Total $ 20,000 Pricing assumes all phases are done concurrently, utilizing same • meeting nights. If meetings for simultaneous districts do not occur on the same evening, full fee shall be charged per district. Phase I base fee includes up to five financial scenarios. Additional ü scenarios will be run as needed at a cost of $750/scenario. In the event Client determines not to proceed with the Project once ü a Phase has been authorized, but prior to that Phase’s completion, the compensation due for that Phase will be prorated to reflect the percentage of the work completed. COMPENSATION: HOURLY SERVICES PORTION OF ENGAGEMENT Ehlers & Associates will bill Client on an hourly basis for services requested by Client in conjunction with the engagement that are not specifically identified in the Scope of Service set forth in this letter. Examples would include: Attendance at additional meetings beyond the four required for • approval or amendment of the District (Organizational Joint Review Board, Plan Commission (or CDA), Governing Body and Final Joint Review Board). Review of development agreements related to the District’s Project Plan • and participation in negotiations with developers. Hourly services will be billed at a rate that is dependent upon the task/staff required to meet Client request at no less than $125.00/hour and not to exceed $350.00/ hour. PAYMENT FOR SERVICES For all compensation due to Ehlers & Associates, we will invoice Client for the Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 7 Ehlers March 28, 2025 amount due at the completion of each Phase. Our fees include our normal travel, printing, computer services, and mail/delivery charges. The invoice is due and payable upon receipt by the Client. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY The following expenses are not included in our Scope of Services, and are the responsibility of Client to pay directly: Services rendered by Client’s engineers, planners, surveyors, appraisers, • assessors, attorneys, auditors, and others that may be called on by Client to provide information related to completion of the Project. Preparation of maps necessary for inclusion in the Project Plan.• Preparation of maps necessary for inclusion in the base year or • amendment packet. Publication charge for the Notice of Public Hearing and Notices of Joint • Review Board meetings. Legal opinion advising that Project Plan contains all required elements. • (Normally provided by municipal attorney). Preparation of District metes & bounds description. (Needed in Phase III • for creation of new districts, or amendments that add or subtract territory). Department of Revenue filing fee and annual administrative fees. The • current Department of Revenue fee structure is: Current Wisconsin Department of Revenue Fee Schedules Base Year Packet $1,000 Amendment Packet with Territory Addition or Subtraction $1,000 Amendment Packet with Territory Addition and Subtraction $2,000 Base Value Redetermination $1,000 Amendment Packet No Charge Annual Administrative Fee $150 Documentation of Municipal Advisor Relationship – Appendix B Page 8 Ehlers March 28, 2025 MIXED USE TAX INCREMENTAL DISTRICT NO. 3 PROJECT PLAN & BOUNDARY AMENDMENT CITY OF OCONTO FALLS, WI Proposed Timetable - 3/28/25 ACTION DATE STEP June City will provide Ehlers with the original project plan document, any amendment plan documents, the maps, list of projects and costs, a list of the parcel tax key #’s within the amended area to the District, pertinent parcel information, etc. Ehlers will prepare & provide the City with a feasibility analysis report, options, and/or draft project plan document. June 24 Ehlers’ will e-mail a Notice to Official City Newspaper of organizational JRB meeting & public hearing. (cc: City) Ehlers will e-mail & mail notification letters, along with required enclosures, to overlapping taxing jurisdictions of JRB organizational meeting & public hearing, as well as the agenda - to be posted by the City. (cc: City & attorney) (Letters must be postmarked prior to first publication). June Ehlers will provide City, overlapping taxing entities, and/or City Attorney with [revised] draft Project Plan document, if not yet provided and/or necessary, as well as agenda language (City to post) & resolution (City to distribute) for first meetings, and will also request legal opinion of the plan. July 2 Publication of Public Hearing & JRB Meeting Notice (At least 7 days prior to public hearing & at least 5 days prior to JRB meeting) July 9 – 14 Joint Review Board meets to review plan, appoint chairperson and public member and set next meeting date. (Prior to public hearing & within 14 days of the public hearing notice publication) Plan Commission Public Hearing on Project Plan and TID boundary. (Within 14 days of publication) Plan Commission reviews Project Plan & approval of District Project Plan and boundaries. July Ehlers will provide City & City Attorney with revised draft Project Plan, if necessary, as well as agenda language (City to post) & resolution (City to distribute) for Common Council meeting. Also request legal opinion from City Attorney approving the Project Plan (to be inserted into the plan prior to the Common Council meeting). July 14 Common Council reviews Project plan & adopts resolution approving District Project Plan and boundaries. July 15 Ehlers’ will e-mail a Notice to Official City Newspaper of JRB meeting. (cc: City) Ehlers will mail notices & required attachments to JRB of the final meeting, along with the Agenda (City to post). (cc: City & Attorney) (Letters/documents are not required to be sent prior to the meeting). July 23 Publication of JRB Meeting Notice (At least 5 days prior to meeting) July 28 – Aug. 28 Joint Review Board meets to consider approval District Project Plan and boundaries. (Within 45 days of notification of meeting / receipt of Plan Commission & Common Council resolutions) August - October Ehlers will notify the DOR within 60 days of approval that the TID amendment took place. Ehlers will then gather, prepare, and submit state forms & required documents to the state, once the 2025 assessed parcel values are available (following the BOR) and we receive all remaining maps, legal descriptions, parcel information, documents, etc. from the City. DOR deadline October 31. Plan Commission meets: as needed Common Council meets 2nd Tuesday @ 6pm: Official City Newspaper is: Times Herald -Publishes on Wednesday and deadline is week prior via classifieds@wolfrivermedia.com Jrnl Type Tran Type Bat Nbr Per Ent Reference Nbr Tran Date Description Beginning Balance Debit Amount Credit Amount Ending Balance Date: Time: User: Thursday, March 06, 2025 04:10PM EWALLACE Oconto Falls TIF District Detail General Ledger - Standard Page: Report: Company: 01620.rpt 62402 1 of 2 Tran Ledger ID:Periods: 01-23 Through 12-23 As of: 3/6/2025 ACTUAL Acct: Due to/from General Fund00-000-010Sub:25100 Due to General Fund62402Company ^ 12-23IC 102232 9/30/2023 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMSGL 3,203.75 0.00 09-23AP 306423 340517 9/11/2023 Inter-Company TransactionIC 0.00 2,203.75 09-23PR 306432 340587 9/21/2023 Inter-Company TransactionIC 0.00 1,000.00 ^ 12-23IC 102237 10/31/2023 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMSGL 14,121.89 0.00 10-23AP 306447 340683 10/19/2023 Inter-Company TransactionIC 0.00 14,121.89 10-23AP 306447 340685 10/19/2023 Inter-Company TransactionIC 0.00 8,692.83 10-23AP 306458 340730 10/24/2023 Inter-Company TransactionIC 8,692.83 0.00 12-23IC 102245 12/31/2023 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMSGL 3,703.60 0.00 ^ 01-24AP 306518 341080 1/14/2024 Inter-Company TransactionIC 0.00 3,703.60 Sub Total00-000-010 29,722.07 29,722.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00TotalAcct 25100 29,722.07 29,722.07 Acct: // default00-000-000Sub:27100 Adv from General Fund62402Company ^ 12-23IC 102232 9/30/2023 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMSGL 0.00 3,203.75 ^ 12-23IC 102237 10/31/2023 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMSGL 0.00 14,121.89 12-23IC 102245 12/31/2023 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMSGL 0.00 3,703.60 Sub Total00-000-000 0.00 21,029.24 21,029.24 0.00 0.00 21,029.24TotalAcct 27100 0.00 21,029.24 Acct: // default00-000-000Sub:33000 Retained Earnings62402Company Sub Total00-000-000 0.00 0.00 287,428.85 287,428.85 Acct: / /due to/from TIF00-000-801Sub:33000 Retained Earnings62402Company Sub Total00-000-801 0.00 0.00 -3,158.38-3,158.38 Acct: / /due to/from Plsntvle III00-000-807Sub:33000 Retained Earnings62402Company Sub Total00-000-807 0.00 0.00 -409.64-409.64 Acct: /default/EDA00-000-812Sub:33000 Retained Earnings62402Company Sub Total00-000-812 0.00 0.00 -255,596.33-255,596.33 Acct: /Prof Svcs Acctg/default00-213-000Sub:33000 Retained Earnings62402Company Sub Total00-213-000 0.00 0.00 -28,264.50-28,264.50 0.00 0.00TotalAcct 33000 0.00 0.00 Acct: // default00-000-000Sub:34300 Unreserv&Undesig Fund Balance62402Company Jrnl Type Tran Type Bat Nbr Per Ent Reference Nbr Tran Date Description Beginning Balance Debit Amount Credit Amount Ending Balance Date: Time: User: Thursday, March 06, 2025 04:10PM EWALLACE Oconto Falls TIF District Detail General Ledger - Standard Page: Report: Company: 01620.rpt 62402 2 of 2 Tran Ledger ID:Periods: 01-23 Through 12-23 As of: 3/6/2025 ACTUAL 09-23 * 1,000.00 0.00 Sub Total00-000-000 1,000.00 0.00 -1,000.00 0.00 Acct: / /due to/from TIF00-000-801Sub:34300 Unreserv&Undesig Fund Balance62402Company 09-23 * 2,203.75 0.00 10-23 * 14,121.89 0.00 12-23 * 3,703.60 0.00 Sub Total00-000-801 20,029.24 0.00 -20,029.24 0.00 0.00 -21,029.24TotalAcct 34300 21,029.24 0.00 Total Liabilities 0.00 50,751.31 50,751.31 0.00 Acct: / /due to/from TIF00-000-801Sub:57725 Economic Development Outlay62402Company 09-23AP 306423 340517 9/11/2023 MSAPR TID#3 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEVO 2,203.75 0.00 10-23AP 306458 340730 10/24/2023 MSAPR VOID CK OVERPMT R1637400AD 0.00 8,692.83 10-23AP 306447 340683 10/19/2023 MSAPR TID PRELIM PLANNING EXPVO 14,121.89 0.00 10-23AP 306447 340685 10/19/2023 MSAPR TID CREATION PROF SVCSVO 8,692.83 0.00 ^ 01-24AP 306518 341080 1/14/2024 MSAPR TID3 CREATION FEESVO 3,703.60 0.00 Sub Total00-000-801 28,722.07 8,692.83 20,029.24 0.00 0.00 20,029.24TotalAcct 57725 28,722.07 8,692.83 Acct: // default00-000-000Sub:58200 Interest & Fiscal Charges62402Company 09-23PR 306432 340587 9/21/2023 WIDOR TIF#3 CREATION FEEVO 1,000.00 0.00 Sub Total00-000-000 1,000.00 0.00 1,000.00 0.00 0.00 1,000.00TotalAcct 58200 1,000.00 0.00 Total Expense 0.00 29,722.07 8,692.83 21,029.24 ^ Indicates the period entered is different from the period posted. * Indicates there are no GL transactions to support summarized AcctHist period activity. ** Indicates the calculated period ending balance does not match the YTD balance on AcctHist. *** Indicates the calculated account balance does not match the account balance on AcctHist. # Indicates Assets do not match Liabilities or Net Income does not equal the YTD Net Income account. Page: 1Detail Ledger - TIFCITY OF OCONTO FALLS Period 01/24 (01/31/2024) - 14/24 (12/31/2024) Mar 06, 2025 3:48PM Date Journal Reference Number Payee or Description Debit Amount Credit Amount Balance 62402-27100-00-000-000 Adv from General Fund 01/01/2024 (00/24) Balance .00 * .00 * 21,029.24- 05/09/2024 TB 2194 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMS 1,071.25- ^ IC GL 102275 ref 3/31/2024 03/31/2024 (03/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * 1,071.25- * 22,100.49- 04/30/2024 TB 2062 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMS 1,005.00- IC GL 102281 ref 04/30/2024 (04/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * 1,005.00- * 23,105.49- 05/31/2024 TB 2836 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMS 411.72- ^ IC GL 102290 ref 05/31/2024 (05/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * 411.72- * 23,517.21- 07/31/2024 TB 2341 CLEAR OUT DUETO-FROMS 394.36- IC GL 102301 ref 07/31/2024 (07/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * 394.36- * 23,911.57- 12/31/2024 (14/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * .00 * 23,911.57- 62402-27100-10-120-000 Adv from General Fund gen govt 01/01/2024 (00/24) Balance .00 * .00 * .00 12/31/2024 (14/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * .00 * .00 62402-33000-00-000-000 Retained Earnings 01/01/2024 (00/24) Balance .00 * .00 * 21,029.24 12/31/2024 (14/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * .00 * 21,029.24 62402-57725-00-000-801 Economic Development Outlay -d 01/01/2024 (00/24) Balance .00 * .00 * .00 03/11/2024 TB 2195 MSAPR TID 3 CREATION PROF FEES 921.25 AP VO 306553 ref 341337 03/20/2024 TB 2196 WIDOR 2024 TIF ANNUAL FEE 150.00 PR VO 306547 ref 341432 03/31/2024 (03/24) Period Totals and Balance 1,071.25 * .00 * 1,071.25 04/24/2024 TB 2063 MSAPR TID FUNDING 455.00 AP VO 306582 ref 341575 04/24/2024 TB 2064 MSAPR TID INDUSTRIAL PARK 550.00 AP VO 306582 ref 341575 04/30/2024 (04/24) Period Totals and Balance 1,005.00 * .00 * 2,076.25 Page: 2Detail Ledger - TIFCITY OF OCONTO FALLS Period 01/24 (01/31/2024) - 14/24 (12/31/2024) Mar 06, 2025 3:48PM Date Journal Reference Number Payee or Description Debit Amount Credit Amount Balance 62402-57725-00-000-801 Economic Development Outlay -d (continued) 05/29/2024 TB 2837 MSAPR TID 3 CREATION 411.72 AP VO 306601 ref 341759 05/31/2024 (05/24) Period Totals and Balance 411.72 * .00 * 2,487.97 07/18/2024 TB 2342 MSAPR TID3 CREATION PROF SVCS 135.00 AP VO 306625 ref 341955 07/23/2024 TB 2343 MSAPR TID #3 ENGINEERING SVCS 259.36 AP VO 306625 ref 342011 07/31/2024 (07/24) Period Totals and Balance 394.36 * .00 * 2,882.33 12/31/2024 (14/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * .00 * 2,882.33 YTD Encumbrance .00 YTD Pending .00 YTD Actual 2,882.33 Total 2,882.33 YTD Budget 11,000.00 Unexpended 8,117.67 62402-57725-00-000-804 Economic Development Outlay -d 01/01/2024 (00/24) Balance .00 * .00 * .00 12/31/2024 (14/24) Period Totals and Balance .00 * .00 * .00 YTD Encumbrance .00 YTD Pending .00 YTD Actual .00 Total .00 YTD Budget .00 Unexpended .00 Number of transactions: 11 Number of accounts: 5 ProofCreditDebit .00 2,882.33-2,882.33 Grand Totals: Report Criteria: Actual amounts Accounts with balances or activity Includes pending amounts Includes report only transactions Includes inactive journals Account.Account number = "62402"