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Sugar Creek Elementary School teacher Jeanette Feifarek is retiring this year after 33 years at the school. On a recent Friday, ies), he told the Press,
she told her students about the importance of reading while introducing Where the Red Fern Grows. he somehow has managed
to find a proper place for n o t i n g t h a t h e s j u s t
I dont stay anymore until 2:30 in each brought up how important peo- Fireworks Friday
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the morning, she said with a laugh. Each of the three took a different Page 2
I never do that anymore. todians are to creating an atmosphere path to teaching, but they all found it
Feifarek, 28-year SC teacher Mar- they loved at Sugar Creek. as their true calling.
garet Fuguitt and 23-year SC teacher In some ways I really think Ill Hook, who grew up in Verona and
Patsy Hook will all retire at the end of miss those individuals the most, said its no longer the Verona I knew Tennis,
this year, leaving the school with an Fuguitt said. I dont think our com- as a child, began her life in education
84-year hole to fill. munity knows the way they help us as a volunteer at her childs school in track
From the beginning (of my time out. North Carolina. teams
here), each one of them have incred- Over the years, though, the job has She was hired as an aide the follow-
ible traits, said principal Todd Brun- not gotten any easier, they said, as the ing year and the principal there told going to
ner. You cant replace those people. education world continues to evolve her to go into teaching, so she did, state
The teachers are finding that end- leaving them to adjust with each though it took awhile to get through
ings are really hard for them, as well, new initiative while still using what the required courses as she moved Page 9
Feifarek said, especially after having worked from past experiences. around with her military husband.
worked together for so many years. It becomes more work, because Fuguitt, on the other hand, always A special supplement to the Verona Press
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Retirement: All three retirees started with callings for helping people in different industries
Continued from page 1 to kids, I absolutely loved to be that, Brunner said. advancement, theres plenty else eyes and see that theres value
around kids. He called Hook a consummate thats changed that has a direct in a varied approach, Feifarek
teach and started her career in volunteer for her work on ini- effect on the way their students said. Children are so varied, one
A village tiatives outside of her normal job learn. approach doesnt fit all.
Ohio. At that first job, she was
hired the day before the first day Once they had all settled on duties, labeled Fuguitt an expert Its incredible, Fuguitt said, Through that recognition, each
of school, leaving her scrambling teaching, though, they needed at evaluating processes and ensur- recalling having to reserve mov- has been able to make a differ-
to set up her classroom and pre- to find a place that fostered their ing lists and communications are ies and projectors months ahead ence in hundreds of lives and
pare for school. passions. Decades later, its clear complete before they go out to of time. When I think about all experience moments that made
Since coming to Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek was that place. parents and described Feifarek as the technology thats in just our all of the work and adjustments
shes taught almost every grade This is a great school, Fei- warm and loving and all-encom- everyday life now as educators worthwhile. Feifarek recalled on
Im licensed for, and enjoyed the farek said. Everyone just cares. passing of her kids. that we never had before. a recent Thursday how a student
different experience with kids at You get that feeling the minute Those are attributes I hope to Those advances have also had made a day full of little hard
varying ages. you walk in, added Hook, who find in any new person they come with what Feifarek called moments for her much better by
Feifarek also felt a calling early began here as a building substi- just each in their own way go to the cyclical nature of teaching the time the bell rang by sharing a
on for helping people, but it led tute before becoming a full-time an extreme, Brunner said. That philosophies going in and out of poem he had written.
her instead to nursing school. teacher. comes from years of being a mas- style throughout the years. He wrote, as his ending poem,
In her last semester at nursing Fuguitt said she has the experi- ter teacher. You as a veteran teacher have a tribute to me about why it had
school, though, she realized she ence to know what a good school this eye that you know there were been such a good year because I
did not love the job, and decided looks like, as well, having taught Changing times certain things from each approach had taught him reading and learn-
to start over and work toward her at a poor, urban school as well Their time in education has that were quite nice, Feifarek ing were good things, she said.
teaching degree to be around kids as a private, more upscale setting seen plenty of changes, includ- said. Sometimes that key is bal- Even though he was happy for
again. before coming to Sugar Creek. ing that a trip to the corner store ance. summer, he was never gonna for-
As a young girl, I was like this She found the school to be a good wont be required if they have to That idea helps them reach each get me.
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Hometown: Viola
Kim Elizabeth Schwenn
Hometown: Crivitz perform their favorite songs in front most of a teachers energy, which isnt
Education: UW-Madison, Bachelors Education: Bachelor of the entire school, with props and the way it should be.
in Secondary Education of Science Degree in all! It was great to see an entire school What will you miss about teaching?
Position: Teacher Elementary and Special laugh and share their silliness what I will miss teaching the students that
School: Exploration Academy High Education UW-Eau an incredible, memorable experience. are excited about learning. Along with
School Claire; Masters Degree It created a positive atmosphere with- that, I will miss being an active mem-
Years in education: 22 in Educational Adminis- in the school and was quite the morale ber of the VASD family, advocating for
Years in VASD: 21 tration National Uni- builder with staff and students alike. a strong and successful education for all
What inspired you to get into educa- Stenseth versity Palm Springs, Schwenn What are some of the top challeng- students.
tion? CA es facing educators today? Why are you retiring now?
I have always loved learning and working with kids. Position: 7th grade Language Arts Unfortunately, there are many chal- I am not retiring because Im tired of
Teaching was always my passion. teacher lenges that face educators today. I teaching. Unfortunately, I am retiring
What is a favorite memory of your time in VASD? School: Savanna Oaks Middle have taught for a long time and have because of the challenges teachers face
Years ago during Homecoming week, the female staff School never quite experienced what we are every day with minimal support. We
would play the class winner of the girls flag football Years in education: 36 wonderful facing in our schools today. There is need leaders that have previously taught
competition. It was a great rivalry and the students years a lack of respect towards staff mem- in a classroom only then do they
loved trying to beat us. Kelly Meyers was our star Years in VASD: 30 bers, discipline problems, with no real understand the ins and outs of what it is
quarterback and no one could stop Cindy Suess or Rita What inspired you to get into edu- consequences to change the behavior, like on a daily basis. You are not, only
Mortenson. cation? phones are a constant distraction, lack a teacher but a counselor, confidante,
What are some of the top challenges facing educa- I was a high school tutor for students of mental health services for teens, disciplinarian, communicator, entertain-
tors today? with special needs and thats when I support systems for teachers have fall- er, and above all, a person that wants to
I believe providing flexible, learning environments knew my calling was in education. My en by the wayside, the stress level of make a positive difference in the youth
to meet the needs of individual learners is one of the goal was to make a positive difference teachers (due to the fact that more and of today, because, after all, they are our
biggest challenges. We need to move away from the in the lives of children and to be the more responsibilities are being put future.
assembly line model in education and recognize that all best teacher I could possibly be. on us, with nothing ever being taken What are your plans for retire-
students do not thrive or do well in the traditional class- What is a favorite memory of your away), and class sizes are way too large ment?
room model. We need to provide a variety of learning time in VASD? to teach students the way they need to My plans for retirement are to relax
environments to meet their needs similar to Exploration Quite a few years ago, at Badger be taught. Many students arent tak- and enjoy my family, friends, and life,
Academy. We have taken some steps forward, but there Ridge Middle School, we had a week ing responsibility for their learning in general. I am waiting to see what the
is still much work to be done. designated to finding your natural high or behavior, which is very frustrating future holds for my next endeavor. As
What will you miss about teaching? in life. We would hold a lip sync con- for the teacher, as well as, the students they say, When one door closes, anoth-
Building relationships with students. I love my for- test where students and teachers would within the class. Those students take up er one opens.
mer students and still stay in touch and spend time with
many of them. Some of my former at-risk kids became
my kids and I was their teacher and their mom. These
are relationships that will last a lifetime. Mary Moldenhauer
Hometown: Leavenworth, Kan.
Cheryl Gulbrand
Hometown: Stillman Valley, Ill.
Why are you retiring now?
It feels like it is time for new adventures and to start Education: St. Mary University, Leaven- Education: Bachelor of Arts - Elementa-
crossing some things off my bucket list. worth, KS Bachelor of Science in Busi- ry Ed/Special Education Certification in LD,
What are your plans for retirement? ness Administration EBD, ID
Read, play golf and pickleball and be a snowbird. Position: Administrative Assistant / Read- Position: 9th/10th grade cross categorical
I dont like cold weather, so I am looking forward to ing Assistant / Educational Assistant instructor
heading south to play some golf during the winter. School: Glacier Edge / Country View School: Verona Area High School
Years in Education: 25 Years in education: 40
Years in VASD: 25 Years in VASD: 17 Gulbrand
What inspired you to get into educa- Moldenhauer What inspired you to get into education?
Other retirees tion? At a young age, I babysat all the time and learned that I
After volunteering in my childrens classrooms, the Vero- enjoyed spending time with kids. I loved looking at the world
The following people have also retired from the Verona na District was hiring additional Educational Assistants. I through their eyes. It was instructive and inspiring to me.
Area School District this year. Some retired mid-year enjoyed the educational approach I experienced while vol- What is a favorite memory of your time in VASD?
and were not sent a questionnaire, and others did not unteering and found it very beneficial as a parent. I was able I remember driving in one morning and Ken, our janitor,
return their questionnaire: to work during the time that my children were in school and was on a sweeper machine cleaning the parking lot. I just
be at home when they finished their school day. came from McDonalds and started throwing my trash out
TEACHERS What is a favorite memory of your time in VASD? the window in all directions. He didnt know it was me right
My experience as a whole was so rewarding because I away which was hilarious. I loved seeing him smile.
Chris Benetti: 21 years in VASD loved working with so many kind and dedicated people. It What are some of the top challenges facing educators
Holly Dowling: 14.5 years in VASD was a joy to spend each day helping the children and seeing today?
their advancement from year to year. One of the major challenges facing educators is for soci-
What are some of the top challenges facing educators ety to build the capacity to keep teachers in the field for lon-
SUPPORT STAFF today? ger than five years. Some serious work needs to be done in
Mariann Kropp: 19 years in VASD The family unit is different in todays world; we are expe- examining the obstacles of this profession to make it more
Patricia Bowman: 33 years in VASD riencing more health and behavioral issues than ever before. appealing to enter the field as an undergrad student and also
Carol Zimmerman: 25 years in VASD Teachers have so many more facets to be responsible for in for new teachers.
their students. What will you miss about teaching?
What will you miss about teaching? I will dearly miss all of my wonderful colleagues and I will
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Softball Girls soccer
able to get back to state, at the Madison East invite. White of Elkhorn. ors, while Madison La Fol-
Hutchcroft said. Hopefully, They have another year Kevin was playing a kid lettes Evan Loken and Kevin
this time we can get a little together, so individual state from West that hits the ball Dunn also qualified.
further into the bracket. is just going to be a plus for really well, Engen said.
Hutchcroft and Swaminath them, Engen said. I know Hell be ready for next year.
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Boys track: Herkert jumping for chance at three medals Golf: Kaegi heading to state
Continued from page 9 Continued from page 10 twice on that first playoff hole but
three-putted. Kellerman two-putted to
remain alive.
back nine. The Wildcats went into the
Whats next clubhouse three strokes behind the
However, the second playoff hole
was similar for both Kellerman and
Spartans but were in the mix for the Zucker. Kellerman was in the rough
Verona travels to UW-La second team spot until the end. on his tee shot and had to punch the
Crosse in the WIAA Division Kaegi and Kellerman were big rea- ball out to the fairway. Zucker was on
sons for that as each finished with a 78 the green in two.
1 state track and field tourna- to lead Verona. Kaegi finished third Kellerman once again two-putted
ment Friday and Saturday. overall in a scorecard playoff. Keller- for a bogey, but Zucker was able to
man was sixth overall. tap-in for a par to get the final state
Finals for the long jump, I am proud of our team and what
high jump and shot put begin spot.
we did this season, Kaegi said. He not only put himself in that
at 4:30p.m. Friday. The pre- Today, whenever I had a bad shot I position, he put the team in that posi-
lims for the 110 hurdles are had my team in the back of my mind. tion, Rebholz said. It was a struggle
also Friday. Photo by Anthony Iozzo I couldnt be selfish and get down on getting out of the gates for some of us,
Senior Hunter Bourne launches the discus in the finals Thursday in myself and just had to grind it out for Steven included.
Events begin at 10:30a.m. the D1 Stoughton sectional. Borune didnt advance in the discus, but them. Junior Jack Bates finished tied for
Saturday, including the 110 he threw a personal-best 52 feet, 7 1/2 inches to win the shot put and Kaegi was on the green in two 16th with an 81, and freshman Cale
make it state. shots during the first playoff hole. He Rufenacht was tied for 23rd with an
hurdles finals. two-putted for a par to make state.
to earn the Stanford recruit another fifth in 44.06. The Ifediora brothers 83. Senior Will Zunker ended his high
Rebholz said Kaegi had a bulldog school career with a 90, but his score
sectional title. were joined by sophomore Mason mentality after the first nine holes at
1 state meet one step closer to real- Senior Hunter Bourne had a 2 Jordan and junior Jared Jenkins didnt count for the team.
regionals, and he continued today. Reedsburgs Dylan Brown (76) was
ity. Herkert bested his teammate 1/2 foot personal-best to win his to fall one spot shy of state in the He was just steady the whole way
with a time of 14.89 to win the first sectional title in 52 feet, 7 4x400 relays in 3:26.08. the first individual state qualifier.
around, Rebholz said. His tempo of Kaegi now prepares for his second
sectional title. It was his first time inches. The discus didnt go as Senior Austin Schwartz fell one his game, the tempo which he walks
qualifying for state in the 110 hur- well as Bourne had hoped, finish- spot shy of reaching his first state opportunity at the D1 state tourna-
and goes through his process and tem- ment. Last season, he finished 99th
dles. ing fifth with a toss of 143-10. Fort meet in the shot put, finishing 49-6 po of hitting the ball is quick. I think
Biddle, who finished eighth at Atkinson senior Riley Walter (159) . overall, and he hopes to get a little
that makes him a good playoff player revenge on the field this time.
state last year, placed third at sec- won the meet followed by Milton Veronas 4x800 relay of seniors too.
tionals in 15.14. senior Isaac Philips (156-9) and TJ Manning and Corey Pedersen I would like to think of myself
Middletons Andy Zucker was on as one of the top competitors, Kae-
Herkert (21-6 1/2) finished sec- Westosha Central senior (153-6). and juniors Jared Jenkins and Peter the green in two, as well, and Kell-
ond to Kenosha Indian Trail senior Twins Chudi and Obi Ifediora Barger finished fifth in 8:09.27. gi said. I definitely want to avenge
erman needed to punch out to the myself from last years state run
Armani Carmickle (22-4 1/2) to returned from hamstring injuries to Senior Will Haessig (11.67) fairway and get on the green in three
also qualify for state in the long run on the 4x100 and 4x400 relays placed seventh in the 100 as did and just represent Verona well and
shots after his tee shot went right into make sure Stevens loss doesnt go to
jump for the first time. but neither qualified for state. sophomore JT Hawkins (5-6) in the the rough.
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CORRECTION 5(c)(1)A. of the Code of Ordinances, City the amount of $ 710,871.04. Motion car- utes from May 2, 2017 ings, please contact the Town of Verona ***
In the notice of applications for al- of Verona, Wisconsin. Motion carried 7-0. ried 7-0. 6. Public Hearing, Discussion and Clerk @ 608-845-7187 or jwright@town. TOWN OF VERONA
B. Public Safety & Welfare Commit- (2) Discussion and Possible Action possible action re: Renewal Applications verona.wi.us. Please do so at least 48
cohol beverage licenses for the period
tee Re: Resolution No. R-17-24 Approving for liquor licenses for Blackhawk Bow- hours prior to the meeting so that proper BOARD OF REVIEW
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017
from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018
that have been filed with the City Clerk, (1) Discussion and Possible Action a Lease Agreement between the City of hunters and Ole Duffers Pub. arrangements can be made.
CITY OF VERONA, published in the May Re: A Special Event Permit Application Verona and Verona Area Community The- 7. Discussion and possible action Mark Geller, Town Chair, Town of Verona. 6:30 PM
25, 2017 Verona Press, the last line of for Hometown Days, June 1-4, 2017, from ater, Inc. for Land Located at 103 Lincoln re: Approval of Operator Licenses for the Posted: May 26, 2017
Le Jordan of the Verona Area Chamber Street in the City of Verona. Motion by year ending 6/30/2018. Published: June 1, 2017 TOWN HALL,
7669 COUNTY HIGHWAY PD,
the notice is corrected to read: ANYONE
HAVING AN OBJECTION to the granting of Commerce. Motion by Reekie, sec- Doyle, seconded by Linder, to approve 8. Discussion and possible action WNAXLP
of such licenses shall file that objection onded by Touchett, to approve a special Resolution No. R-17-24 Approving a re: Resolution 2017-2 for the WI DNR VERONA, WI 53593-1035
in writing with the City Clerk, City of Vero- event permit application for Hometown Lease Agreement between the City of Compliance Maintenance Annual Report *** 1. Roll Call
na, 111 Lincoln Street before June 9, 2017 Days, June 1-4 2017, from Le Jordan of Verona and Verona Area Community The- 9. Reports and Recommendations TOWN OF VERONA 2. Election of Chair
during regular office hours. the Verona Area Chamber of Commerce ater, Inc. for land located at 103 Lincoln A. Plan Commission: 3. Call to Order
Ellen Clark with the contingency that Wenzel Amaze- Street in the City of Verona. Motion car- i. Update on comprehensive plan- SPECIAL TOWN BOARD 4. Approval of Agenda
City Clerk ments provides a list of workers to the ried 7-0. ning activities MEETING 5. Announcements
Published: June 1, 2017 Police Department. Motion carried 7-0. (3) Discussion and Possible Action B. Public Works: FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 A. Purpose and Rules for Board of
WNAXLP (2) Discussion and Possible Action Re: Resolution No. R-17-025 Approving a i. Update re: 2017 road projects Review
Re: An Application for a Temporary Class Transit Service Agreement between the ii. Discussion and possible action 6:25 PM i. Quasi-Judicial review of assessed
*** B Retailers License from the Fitch- City of Madison and the City of Verona. re: equipment purchases TOWN HALL, valuation of property within the Town of
burg-Verona Rotary Club for Hometown Motion by Doyle, seconded by Diaz to ap- iii. Discussion re: approach to drive- 7669 COUNTY HIGHWAY PD, Verona; proceedings are recorded
CITY OF VERONA Days, June 1-4, 2017, at Festival Park, 111 prove Resolution No. R-17-025 Approv- way approvals ii. Presentation of sworn testimony
MINUTES Lincoln Street, Scott Seid, Agent. Motion ing a Transit Service Agreement between iv. Discussion and action re: agree- VERONA, WI 53593-1035 by complainant and Assessor
by Reekie, seconded by Touchett, to ap- ment with the City of Madison for Ray- 1. Call To Order
COMMON COUNCIL the City of Madison and the City of Vero-
2. Pledge of Allegiance iii. Determination by Board of Re-
prove application for a Temporary Class na. Motion carried 7-0. mond Road view members
MAY 8, 2017 B Retailers License from the Fitch- 10. Old Business C. Natural and Recreational Areas 3. Approval of Agenda
4. New business iv. Confirmation of certified member
VERONA CITY HALL burg-Verona Rotary Club for Hometown A. Discussion and Possible Action Committee: training
1. Mayor Hochkammer called the Days, June 1-4, 2017, at Festival Park, D. Financial Sustainability: A. Discussion and action re: tempo-
Re: Selection of a City Council Repre- v. Appeal options
meeting to order at 7:06 p.m. 111 Lincoln Street, Scott Seid, Agent con- sentative to the Plan Commission. Alder i. Discussion of town hall landscap- rary Class B license for the sale of fer-
B. Confirmation of Posting of Public
2. Pledge of Allegiance tingent upon record checks being com- Touchett nominated Alder Linder. Alder mented malt beverages and wine for the
ing
Town of Verona, 7669 County Highway Notice for Open Book and Board of Re-
3. Roll call: Alderpersons Diaz, pleted by the Police Department. Motion Doyle nominated Alder Diaz. Roll Call E. Ordinance Committee: view
Doyle, Gaskell, Linder, Reekie, Stiner and carried 7-0. vote: Alder Gaskell-Diaz, Alder Linder- F. EMS Commission: PD, Open House event on June 2, 2017.
B. Discussion and action re: tem- i. 2017 Assessment Roll available
Touchett present. McGilvray was absent (3) Discussion and Possible Action Linder, Alder Reekie-Diaz, Alder Stin- G. Town Chair: for review by the public during regular
and excused. Also present: City Adminis- Re: A Special Event Permit Application er-Linder, Touchett-Linder, Alder Diaz-Di- H. Supervisors: porary Class B license for the sale of
business hours since April 6, 2017; No-
trator Mikorski, Director of Planning and for the Hop Haus Brewing Company 2nd az, Alder Doyle-Diaz. 4 votes Diaz, 3 votes I. Clerk/Treasurer: wine for the Jewish Federation of Madi-
tice posted on the same date and sent to
Zoning Sayre, City Attorney Kleinmaier, Anniversary Party on Saturday, June Linder. Motion failed. J. Planner/Administrator: son at the Goodman Center, 7662 County
listserv subscribers
City Engineer Montpas, and Deputy Clerk 17th, 2017, for Phillip Hoechst. Motion by 11. New Business i. Report a problem log and other Highway PD, Hava Nagila Picnic on June
25, 2017. ii. Open Book held April 20, 2017
Licht. Reekie, seconded by Gaskell to approve A. Discussion and Possible Action reports from 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM; Notice pub-
4. Public Comment: a special Event Permit Application for Re: Approval of Operator Licenses. There ii. Possible action re: new committee 5. Adjourn
lished April 6, 2017
5. Motion by Reekie, seconded by the Hop Haus Brewing Company 2nd An- were no licenses to approve. members Regular board agendas are pub-
iii. Board of Review Notice pub-
Doyle, to approve the April 24, 2017 Com- niversary Party on Saturday, June 17th, 12. Announcements 10. Motion to go into closed session lished in the Towns official newspaper,
The Verona Press. Agendas are also lished May 18, 2017
mon Council minutes. Motion carried 7-0. 2017 12:00p.m.-10:00 p.m., for Phillip 13. Motion by Reekie, seconded by per Wis. Stats. 19.85 (1) (e) for delib- iv. Confirmation that Instruction-
6. Mayors Business: Hoechst. Motion carried 6-0 with Alder Doyle, to adjourn at 8:22 p.m. Motion car- erating or negotiating the purchase of posted at the Town Hall, Miller & Sons
Grocery, and the Verona Public Library. If al Material About the Assessment and
7. Administrators Report: Touchett abstaining. ried 7-0. public properties, the investing of pub- Board of Review Procedures was Avail-
* The POLCO survey regarding swim (4) Discussion and Possible Action Holly Licht lic funds, or conducting other specified an agenda is amended after publication,
able During Open Book for Information
facilities showed that most residents Re: A Temporary Premise Description Deputy Clerk public business, whenever competitive the official sites for notice of the final ver-
sion are the Verona Public Library, Town on How to File an Objection and the
wanted a swimming pool and improve- Amendment for Class C Wine License Published: June 1, 2017 or bargaining reasons require a closed Board of Review Procedures under Wis-
ments made to Firemans Park. session. Hall and Miller & Sons Grocery. Agendas
on Saturday, June 17, 2017, for the Hop WNAXLP
are also posted at www.town.verona. consin Law
8. Engineers Report: Haus Brewing Company, LLC, 231 S. i. Discussion and possible action 6. Election of Alternate Board of Re-
Main Street, to include the front parking pertaining to the sale of 335 N. Nine wi.us. Use the subscribe feature on the
* AECOM has completed utility de- ***
Towns website to receive agendas and view Member
sign for the CTH M Project. lot. Motion by Reekie, seconded by Gas- TOWN OF VERONA Mound Road. 7. Swear in Complainant and Asses-
* Traffic signal design at Whalen kell, to approve a Temporary Description 11. Motion to return to open session. other announcements via email. Notice is
and Old PB is complete and should be Amendment for Class C Wine License REGULAR TOWN BOARD 12. Action and discussion on issues also given that a possible quorum of the sor
8. Hear Testimony in the Order Com-
installed by the end of the month. MEETING Plan Commission and/or Public Works,
on Saturday, June 17, 2017, for the Hop discussed in closed session plaints were Received (see attached)
9. Committee Reports: Haus Brewing Company, LLC. at 231 S. TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017 13. Approval of payment of bills Ordinance, Natural and Recreational Ar-
9. Determination
A. Planning Commission Main Street to include the front park- 14. Adjourn eas, and Financial Sustainability Com-
10. Confirmation that Determination
(1) Discussion and Possible Action ing lot. Motion carried 6-0 with Alder 6:30 P.M. Regular board agendas are pub- mittees and could occur at this meeting
Notice(s) Will be Sent to Complainants by
Re: A Planned Development Concept Touchett abstaining. TOWN HALL/COMMUNITY lished in the Towns official newspaper, for the purposes of information gathering
Return Receipt Mail
(5) Discussion and Possible Action The Verona Press. Per Resolution 2016- only.
Plan Located at 102/104 Lincoln Street CENTER 11. Adjourn
that would allow for the Construction Re: A Premise Description Amendment 2 agendas are posted at the Town Hall If anyone having a qualifying dis-
of 113 Apartment Units. Discussion fol- for Class B Fermented Malt Beverages 7669 COUNTY HIGHWAY PD, and online at www.town.verona.wi.us. ability as defined by the American with If anyone having a qualifying dis-
ability as defined by the American with
lowed regarding height, density, traffic VERONA, WI 53593-1035 Use the subscribe feature on the Towns Disabilities Act needs an interpreter,
and Class B Intoxicating Liquor Licens- Disabilities Act needs an interpreter,
and rent levels. It was suggested that the es for Verona Woods, 958 Liberty Drive, 1. Call to Order/Approval of the website to receive agendas and other an- materials in alternate formats, or other
materials in alternate formats, or other
developer meet with the neighbors to dis- to include an Outdoor Patio. Motion by agenda nouncements via email. accommodations to access these meet-
accommodations to access these meet-
cuss their concerns. Reekie, seconded by Touchett, to ap- 2. Pledge of Allegiance ings, please contact the Town of Verona
Notice is also given that a possible
Clerk @ 608-845-7187 or jwright@town. ings, please contact the Town of Verona
(2) Discussion and Possible Action prove A Premise Description Amendment 3. Public Comment - This section of quorum of the Plan Commission and/or Clerk @ 608-845-7187 or jwright@town.
Re: Ordinance No. 17-892 Amending Sec- Public Works, Ordinance, Natural and verona.wi.us. Please do so at least 48
for Class B Fermented Malt Beverages the meeting provides the opportunity for
hours prior to the meeting so that proper verona.wi.us. Please do so at least 48
tion 13-2-5(c) of the Code of Ordinances, and Class B Intoxicating Liquor Licens- comment from persons in attendance on Recreational Areas, and Financial Sus- hours prior to the meeting so that proper
es for Verona Woods, 958 Liberty Drive, items not listed below over which this arrangements can be made.
and Creating Sections 13-2-5(c)(1) and tainability Committees and could occur arrangements can be made.
13-2-5(c)(1)A. of the Code of Ordinanc- to include an outdoor patio with the governing body has jurisdiction. Com- at this meeting for the purposes of infor- Mark Geller, Town Chair, Town of Verona
es, City of Verona, Wisconsin. Motion by contingency that the patio must close at ments on matters not listed on this agen- mation gathering only. Mark Geller, Town Chair, Town of Verona. Posted: May 26, 2017
Linder, seconded by Touchett, to approve 10:00 p.m. Motion carried 7-0. da could be placed on a future meeting If anyone having a qualifying dis- Published: June 1, 2017
Ordinance No. 17-89 amending Section C. Finance Committee agenda. ability as defined by the American with Posted: May 26, 2017 WNAXLP
13-2-5(c) of the Code of Ordinances, and (1) Discussion and Possible Action 4. Announcements Disabilities Act needs an interpreter, Published: June 1, 2017
Creating Sections 13-2-5(c)(1) and 13-2- Re: Payment of Bills. Motion by Doyle, 5. Discussion and approval of min- materials in alternate formats, or other WNAXLP ***
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2 minutes
Thats not a simple thing now
Its a super nice community, that the city has turned over its
he said. You look at bike trails, administrator, finance director,
and all the activities going on, and public works and building inspec-
or less
all the parks. tor, clerk, assessor and engineer
For all the new, modern ame- in an 18-month span. Which is all
nities in a city increasingly dom- the more reason to make financial
inated by a growing technology information more understandable
company, the finance department and accessible something Lam- Monthly drills help
has remained old-school. Lam- ers has already started.
ers predecessor, Cindy Engelke, You might have something that fire evacuation
works for (one person), but when
was another meticulous sort who
was the citys first finance director somebody new is coming in, you process become
and after 17 years was still storing want it to work for (them, too), he second nature
much of the financial information said.
in her own head. Thats just one part of his inter- SCOTT GIRARD
Lamers hopes to modernize the est in continuous improvement Unified Newspaper Group
department, which now has two through the Lean process, a philos-
assistants and constantly chang- ophy that focuses on eliminating One minute, 55 seconds.
ing financial situations. There are wasteful activities and constant- Thats how long it took
tax-increment financing districts ly rethinking systems to identify Sugar Creek Elementary
opening and closing, complex trouble areas. and New Century schools
developer agreements and new That sort of change doesnt to evacuate and account for
positions and millions of dollars always go over well right away all 700-plus people in the
worth of construction each year, with employees, but so far its been building during their May
meaning a ton of debt manage- well-received. Hes enjoyed his fire drill.
ment. time so far with his new co-work- The drills, run once a
Compared with Jefferson Coun- ers as they all pulled together to m o n t h a t eve r y s c h o o l
ty, theres a lot more going on close out the books on last year. around the district, serve
(with) day-to-day activity, Lam- Everybody really gets along to make the evacuation
ers said. here, he said. process second nature,
Its been a lot of learning, he Email Verona Press editor Jim Photo by Jim Ferolie though no one hopes to ever
said. Even just trying to find the Ferolie at veronapress@wcinet. Verona finance director Brian Lamers is enjoying the day-to-day variety of run- need that familiarity.
information and find out who do I com. ning a more hands-on department than the ones hes been in before. Sugar Creek principal
Todd Brunner and the fire
department are the only
ones to know ahead of time
T in a given month, with a
For hank few exceptions for students
who might be sensitive to
A J You the noise (and in this case,
ob F the Verona Press).
We arm Its a surprise to every-
ll D ers body, Brunner said just
one minutes before the hallways
! filled with children walking
out of their classrooms as
a loud buzzing noise filled
the building.
He has deputized four
staff members to take on
Re leadership roles, one at each
rs Come and Visit Wisconsins Premier Grower of as of the exit points. Those
e on
om Quality Bedding Plants and Hanging Baskets staffers go to their designat-
a
o Beautiful Town of Dunn ble P
ed spot and look for teach-
Bl ers holding up an E sign,
l ity 1828 Sandhill Rd. Oregon
ric which means they have a
ua es student missing or an extra
Q student from another class
WI 53575 608-835-7569 they need to notify Brunner
about.
In Stoughton youll find our Growers Outlet
Teachers are trained,
located at the Dollar General parking lot. you tell them, Im miss-
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 am-7:30 pm; ing Johnny Depp, or I was
Saturday 8:30 am-6 pm; Sunday 9 am-5 pm leaving the building and I
Directions from Stoughton: picked up (Susan) Saran-
Take 138 toward Oregon. Go past Eugsters don, Brunner explained.
Visit the stoughton Farm Market, one mile and turn right on Sunrise
Rd. Go one more mile then turn left on Town
Those leaders then text
FISH HATCHER Y RD.
Line Rd. Continue on to Sand Hill Rd. (approxi- or call Brunner to let him
AreA FArmers mArket mately one mile) and turn right. know what theyve heard,
Directions from Fitchburg: . with an all here or names
on F ridAy mornings Take Fish Hatchery Road south to Netherwood
Road. Turn left and go into Oregon past of students who are in
Walgreens to a left on Sand Hill Road.
CTY. M
H another location or on a
in Front oF Directions from Verona:
field trip.
Take Cty. M to Fish Hatchery Rd. Turn right
After everyone is
dollAr generAl and go to Netherwood Road. Turn left at
Netherwood Rd. into Oregon past Walgreens accounted for, Brunner
to a left on Sand Hill Rd.
gets on the loudspeaker and
gives the all clear.
$5.00
This concludes the fire
Dairy Days Save up drill, he announced, head-
OFF ing to the doorway to greet
Kopkes Koupon
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as were the firefighters in
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Valid May 31-June 5, 2017 Valid May 31-June 5, 2017. tion: Many class doors,
Valid May 31-June 5, 2017 While supplies last.
which are supposed to be
#1334 #1251 #1335 closed, were left open.
That message went out
Check out our Kopkes Greenhouse USDA Certified Organic line of to teachers in the days after
Vegetable Plants, Seeds, Soils, and Fertilizers! the drill as a reminder.
But otherwise, as one
firefighter on scene told
Brunner as he watched the
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