The regular monthly meeting of the Concord Town Board was held on Monday, December 8, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at the Concord Community Center. Chairman Ted Mueller called the meeting to order, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chairman Mueller. Roll call confirmed the presence of Chairman Ted Mueller, Supervisors Kim Miller and Kim Herro, Treasurer Jim Zastrow, and Clerk Brian Neumann. Clerk Neumann certified compliance with the Open Meeting Law.

The agenda for the meeting was approved following a motion by Supervisor Kim Herro and a second by Supervisor Kim Miller. Verbal reports were provided by County Supervisor Mark Groose and Western Lakes Fire Chief Bowen. 

Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Clerk Brian Neumann and approved on a motion by Chairman Ted Mueller, seconded by Supervisor Kim Herro. Under zoning matters, Lori Laylan requested approval to create two one-acre A-3 lots south of N6625 Elm Drive from a seventy-seven-acre parent parcel (PINs 006-0716-1144-000 and 006-0716-1141-000). The request was approved following a motion by Chairman Mueller and a second by Supervisor Miller. The board also discussed annexation concerns with highlights from Attorney Brian Sajdak of Stafford Rosenbaum presentation at the planning meeting.

Treasurer Jim Zastrow presented the financial report as follows: General Fund, negative $2,107.14; Money Market, $172,738.87; Equipment Fund, $2,523.36; and Reserve Fund, $127,803.79. The report was approved on a motion by Chairman Mueller and seconded by Supervisor Herro. Payment of bills was also approved on a motion by Chairman Mueller and seconded by Supervisor Herro.

Highway Foreman DuWayne Hunt provided a verbal report. Under old business, the board discussed properties in violation of Town Ordinance 9.09, approved the 2026 fire contract costs for Western Lakes, and noted that the judge did not approve the motion to dismiss the Boat House claim against the Town of Concord. Cemetery management was also discussed.

Under new business, the board approved renewal of the Watertown Humane Society contract, appointed election officials for the 2026–2027 term, discussed the purchase of a one-ton pickup truck, and approved hiring Noel Ramge as a new highway employee at $28 per hour. The book close date was set for December 29 at 7:00 p.m.

The meeting was adjourned following a motion by Chairman Mueller and a second by Supervisor Miller. The next regular board meeting is scheduled for Monday, January 12, 2026.

Minutes respectfully submitted by Brian Neumann, Town Clerk.