The following information has been provided by =
MACSAC for
their bike event that will runt through parts of the Town of Middleton =
and
other outlying communities:
Bike the Barns, the Madison Area Community =
Supported
Agriculture Coalition’s third annual Partner Shares Fundraiser =
ride will
be held Saturday, September 12, 2009. This unique bike tour will =
take
riders to community supported agriculture and family farms around =
south-central
Wisconsin in support of MACSAC’s Partner Shares Program, a =
community
initiative to reduce hunger, improve nutrition an support local =
farms
The ride will be fueled with gourmet food grown by =
local
farmers prepared by local chefs, including breakfast, snacks, and lunch, =
all
included in the $55 registration fee. Limited lunch only tickets =
are
available for just $25. Bike the Barns is a fantastic way to roll =
through
the countryside, visit local farms and support a great =
cause.
All proceeds will support the Madison Area =
Community
Supported Agriculture Coalition’s (MACSAC) Partner Shares =
Program.
Since the program’s inception in 1997, it has increased access to =
local food
by connecting more than 3,000 low –income households with over =
100,000
lbs of fresh, local food and paving the way for lasting connections =
between
families and farms.
For more information on this event please visit the =
website
at www.macsac.org
Bike Route link:
http://www.mapmyride.com/route/us/wi/madison/6371244670=
47213758
Attached is the agenda for the next Park Commission =
meeting
scheduled for Monday, September 14th at 6:30pm. Please =
feel free to
contact me with any questions.
Deputy Clerk/Public Works =
Coordinator
Town of
(608) 833-5887
The chipping crew is behind this week due to the =
holiday
week. If your brush doesn’t get picked up by Friday, the =
crew will
continue to chip through early next week. If you have any =
questions you
can call us at 833-5887.
Thank you,
Wendy =
Strang
Town of Middleton
www.town.middleton.wi.us
608-833-5887
Road Work Update!
The following roads will be chip sealed on Wednesday =
and
Thursday
(September. 16 & 17):
Wendy =
Strang
Town of Middleton
www.town.middleton.wi.us
608-833-5887
It’s time to clean out the basement and put your =
unused
items out for bulk pickup, the week of September 14th (on your =
regular
trash day). Green Valley Disposal will once again be collecting =
extra
items. We are often asked if they will collect TV’s and yes =
they
will collect old television sets during bulk pickup. Also, if you =
have
old lawn mowers and snow blowers you wish to dispose of, they will take =
these
items as long as gasoline and oil is removed. Basketball hoops can =
be put
out for bulk pickup, however, you will need to cut down poles to 4-foot =
lengths
and the item must weigh less than 50 pounds. Appliances that =
contain
refrigerant can be picked up for an extra charge, please call Green =
Valley for
the cost on these items. If you have questions about specific =
items that
are eligible for bulk pickup, please contact Green Valley directly at
251-7878.
Items That Green Valley Disposal Does Not =
Accept For
Bulk Pickup Trees (The
Town Crew will pick these up through November)
·=
Trees (The Town =
Crew
will pick these up through November)
Grass Clippings, =
leaves (Compost
them or take them to the dumpster behind the town =
hall)
Oil
Gas/Kerosene
Propane =
Tanks
Computers
Paint
Batteries
Hot =
Ashes
Hazardous =
Chemicals
Asbestos
Fluorescent Light =
Bulb
Pesticides
Poisons
Ammunition
Explosives/Fireworks
Mercury from =
thermometers
Acid
Fire =
Extinguishers
Auto =
Parts
Antifreeze
Needles
Appliances containing =
Freon
Wendy =
Strang
Town of Middleton
www.town.middleton.wi.us
608-833-5887
LOCATION: Town
Hall, 7555 W. Old Sauk Road, Verona, WI =
53593
TIME: =
7:00
p.m.
1.
Proof of Posting and =
Notice.
2.
Public =
Input.
3.
Approval of Minutes from Meeting of
September 8, 2009.
4.
Public Hearing - Two-lot Certified Survey Map =
adjusting
the lot-line between lots 52 & 53 Sauk Point Estates (7676
Summerfield and 7757 Solstice Court) – =
Hegenbarth.
5.
Open Meeting Law, Public Record =
Inquires,
and Potential Complaint - Authorization to hire Attorney to defend Town =
and any
Individuals, Town Boards Supervisors, Staff or Employees with Respect =
Thereto.
6.
Vision and Drainage improvements to =
Goth
Road.
7.
Lot 1 – Bennett’s =
Point:
=
a.
Vacation of Drainage =
Easement.
=
b.
Approval of Reconfigured Trail =
Easement.
8.
Vacation of Cul-de-Sac Easement =
formerly at
the north end of Caribou Road.
9.
William Kahl / Adams Outdoor =
Advertizing -
Information on Highway 14 signage.
10. =
=
Engineer’s
Report & Action on Recommendations.
=
a.
Update on 2009 Road Maintenance =
Projects.
=
b.
Update on Midtown =
Road.
=
c.
Update on Vacation of Neale =
Place
=
d.
Update on Tallard Conservancy Trail
Construction.
=
e.
Old Sauk Road Reconstruction =
Planning.
=
f.
Approval and Start of Warranty of =
2009
Wedging and Chip-Sealing Projects.
=
g.
Approval, Start of Warranty, and =
Final
Payment of Stonebrook Trail Project.
=
h.
Approval of Double Ring Infiltrometer =
Test.
11. =
=
Park
Commission Recommendations:
=
a.
Review of Proposals to ascertain Future =
Maintenance
Costs of Parks and Trails.
=
b.
Placement of Topsoil in Summit Pass =
Park.
=
c.
Installation of Subdivision Sign for Summit =
Pass.
12. =
=
Report
on Salt Shed Capacities.
13. =
=
Public
Records Retention Policy.
14. =
=
Participation
in City of Madison’s Project to Rebuild Old Middleton =
Road.
15. =
=
Budget
Amendment, transferring monies from the Equipment Reserve to Road =
Maintenance
to allow purchase of new Plow Truck.
16. =
=
Budget
Amendment, transferring monies from the Road Maintenance to a Reserve =
for the
purpose of reconstruction of Blackhawk Road.
17. =
=
2009
Budget Update and Review.
18. =
=
Attorney’s
Report & Action on Recommendations.
19. =
=
Liaison
to Town Staff and Crew Report.
20. =
=
Board
Member Reports.
21. =
=
Discussion
on Possible Future Agenda Items.
22. =
=
Administrator
/ Clerk Report and Action Requests.
=
a.
Check and Voucher =
Approval.
=
b.
Correspondence / =
Communications.
=
c.
Approval of 2010 Meeting =
Calendar.
23. =
=
Adjourn.
Any
person who has a qualifying disability as defined by the American With
Disabilities Act that requires the meeting or materials at the meeting =
to be in
an accessible location or format must contact the Town Clerk at =
833-5887, 7555
W. Old Sauk Road, Verona, WI at least 24 hours prior to the =
commencement
of the meeting so that any necessary arrangements can be made to =
accommodate
each request.
A
possible quorum of the Plan Commission and/or Parks Commission might =
occur and,
if so, would be for the purposes of gathering information only; they =
will not
take any action on Town business.
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From the City of =
Madison:
I am writing to you today to bring to your attention that City of =
Madison
is planning to begin construction on the Lower Badger Mill Lift =
Station
starting next week. The project will involve the =
construction
of a new lift station 1000' west of Hidden Hill drive and the
installing both a sanitary gravity and force main on Mid =
Town
Road as well as Hidden Hill Drive. The road will be closed =
while
this work is underway. I expect Mid Town Rd. to be reopened to =
traffic by
the end of November. If you have any questions or concerns =
regarding
the project or this notification, feel free to contact me at
261-9250. Please click
here for more information and a map.
Mark Moder, P.E.
Engineer IV
City of Madison Engineering =
Division
210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Room =
115
Madison, WI 53703
Ph: (608)261-9250
Fax: (608)264-9275
Here are links to two upcoming meetings. =
The first is a
Budget Workshop Session at 7:00 p.m. on the =
30th.
The second is the regular Board
Meeting on October 5th. Please note that the Open =
Session will
begin after the closed session but no earlier
than 7:30 p.m.
David Shaw
Town of Middleton
Administrator / Clerk / =
Treasurer
608.833.5887
MedDrop, Saturday, October 3rd, =
2009
|
Location:
Middleton High School parking lot - 2100 Bristol St. |
|
It's time again to mark your calendars =
for
October 3rd, dig through those medicine cabinets and help spread the =
word! At the June MedDrop, more than 1,435 =
Dane County
residents brought 3,222 pounds of unwanted medication, which is about =
1,600
pounds more than ever collected before in one day. If you are not able to get to the High =
School
on October 3, we have bags here at the Town Hall and can accept your =
medications
as well. We are working with the Dane County Sheriff’s =
West Precinct
(below us) for this collection. You may also drop off any =
medicines with
them. More information is available at www.MedDropDane.org and you can =
email them
at info@meddropdane.org. |
David Shaw
Town of Middleton
Administrator / Clerk / =
Treasurer
608.833.5887