August
2006
Hollandtown Town Board Meeting Minutes
August 2006 Town Meeting
The Town of Holland Planning and Zoning Board met on
August 7, 2006 at 7:30 PM. Arla Foods requested a
variance of the setbacks rule from the property line.
The request was to go from 10 feet to 3 feet on the
south side of the building. From 25 feet to 14.8 feet
west of the cul du sac and the canopy out to 3.2 feet
to property line. A motion to that effect was made by
Ray Haen, seconded by Dan Brick. The motion was
passed unanimously.
The Town Board of Holland met on August 7, 2006 at
8PM. All members of the board were present.
1. A request by Mr. Bradshaw to build a pond on lot
#38 of Holland Heights. He also presented a plan to
the board showing location and an explanation of the
project. A motion to grant the permit was made by
Supervisor Geiger. The motion was seconded by
Supervisor Brick. Motion was passed 3-0.
2. A discussion was led by Soil Solutions regarding
the composting venture to be located in the Town of
Holland. A drawing was shown to the Board with an
outline and enhanced beautification of the facility.
The main theme of the presentation was that they could
reduce phosphorous levels by 50%. Sup. Geiger spoke
against the project being located in the town, because
it offered no benefit to the town. Chm. Wall stated
that the facility should be located closer to Green
Bay, as there would be less trucking involved.
Furthermore, the residents at the annual meeting spoke
out against a composting site in the Town of Holland.
Soil Solutions stated that they would continue to work
with other composters in Brown County.
3. Atty Jim Sickle discussed what other towns had
looked at for the ordinances regarding peace, orderly
conduct , junk cars, handicapped parking and other
town needs. He suggested that a local committee be
formed to give imput to the Planning and town boards.
Chrm. Wall commented that at the last Chairmans’
Meeting they selected Cletus Huber to serve as Judge
of a multi-jurisdictional town court. His schooling
would be paid for by the participating towns. Also,
court would be held at two alternating sites: the Town
of Morrison and the Town of Eaton.
4. The Town Board agreed to approve the decision of
the Planning Board to Arla Foods. Motion was made by
Mike Geiger, seconded by Chrm Wall. Motion passed
3-0.
5. The bills were examined and the motion to pay them
was made by Supervisor Brick; seconded by Sup. Geiger.
Bills were paid.
Motion to adjourn made by Sup. Geiger; seconded by
Sup. Brick. Meeting
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