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Light up,
Verona
City activates 13th
stoplight, No. 14 on
Stoplights
the way New in 2017
Northern Lights at Hub-
JIM FEROLIE ble Road: Aug. 14
Verona Press editor
Paoli/Main streets:
Aug. 7
If you can remem-
ber when Verona was a PD/Northern Lights:
one-stoplight town, that July 31
doesnt make you old. Westridge/West End:
Less than 10 years ago, July
only three stoplights were Old PB/Whalen Road:
in Veronas city limits, and May
two of those at Cross
Country and County Hwy. Recent additions
M and at the Epic Lane
on-ramp to U.S. Hwy. 151 Nine Mound/Cross
Photo by Kimberly Wethal where West Verona Ave- Country: 2016
Kennedy Martinelli, 7, of Verona, builds a sand castle on the beach. nue ends were pretty Lincoln/East Verona
Beach Bash
new. A fourth wasnt in the Ave: 2015
city limits at the time but PB/M: 2015
is now on the other end
Inside of Verona Avenue, at Old Hometown Circle: 2014
PB. Enterprise/Verona:
More Beach Bash photos O n M o n d a y, Ve r o n a 2008
The 17th annual Beach Bash was held at Firemans Park on Wednesday, turned on its 13th stop- Epic Lane/U.S. 18-151:
Aug. 2. The event featured tug-of-war and sand castle-building competi- Page 8 light when it reopened 2005
tions, a dunk tank and on-land and water inflatables for kids to play on. South Main Street after
four months of construc- Older stoplights
tion and six weeks of full Cross Country/M: Early
New VAHS closure. 2000s
It activated the light
PB/Verona Avenue:
coach worked with UW to Key factors for turf ing events because of wet or ruined
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Night Out
The Verona Police Department held its annu-
al National Night Out Against Crime from
Tuesday, Aug. 1, at Festival Park behind Vero-
na City Center to connect the community and
discuss crime prevention. Hundreds of kids
have fun at the event featuring a landing from
the Med Flight helicopter, horse patrol and
police K9 demonstration.
All donations to the event will be used for
other community outreach programs, such as
child safety seat inspections and installations,
the police departments bicycle rodeo and the
vehicle winterization program for seniors.
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City of Verona
VAHSs Knoll running
Verona near $2.7 billion value for county board
JIM FEROLIE H ow eve r, t h a t s o n l y
Verona Press editor Tax base half the citys total of com-
mercial growth, and there
SCOTT GIRARD
Unified Newspaper Group
veteran, runs the high
schools Model UN team
The City of Verona is Year Value Growth Pct. was new construction in and helped start the
worth twice as much as it 2017 $2,670 $296 12 all real-estate categories. A Verona Area High VAHSAid student pro-
was before the Great Reces- Verona added $24.6 million School social studies gram, which raises mon-
2016 $2,374 $280 10 teacher will run for Dane ey and supplies for peo-
sion. And it added more in new housing construc-
value to its total over the 2015 $2,093 $126 6.4 tion (with property val- County Board in the ple in poverty in Dane
past year than ever before, 2014 $1,967 $282 16.8 ues increasing $78 million April election. County and those affect-
nearly $300 million. overall) and $3 million in Jason Knoll, who has ed by the Syrian refugee
2013 $1,685 $104 6.6 taught at VAHS since crisis.
That bumped the citys manufacturing. And as city
total value to $2.67 billion. 2012 $1,580 $14 .9 administrator Jeff Mikor- 2002, He said hes been real-
It was $1.35 billion in 2008. ski noted in an email to announced ly impressed with recent
2011 $1,566 $38 2.5 his candi- initiatives at the county
A good chunk of the the Press, new commercial
2010 $1,528 $48 3.1 additions include the Hyatt dacy for level, especially a lot of
increase is rising property
values all over Dane Coun- 2009 $1,480 $135 10 Place hotel (assessed at the Dis- really cool things from
ty, according to the states nearly $14 million), Scenic trict 32 the executives office like
millions seat with a the Access to Opportuni-
Equalized Values Report, Ridge Apartments, Guss
released Friday, Aug. 4. Diner, Rainbow Child Care, Facebook ty program and action on
But its also continuing S h e r w i n - Wi l l i a m s a n d page creat- climate change.
Knoll
its unusually high pre-re- spending it is allowed under current rates. Fisher King Winery. ed July 29. Given my interests
cession growth rate, at 8 state law. Though the city Sun Prairie, not grow- We appreciate the busi- This in trying to help people
percent net new construc- in 2017 increased its spend- ing as quickly as it had a nesses and developers that was just kind of the next and provide services for
tion which is the growth ing by more than $2 million decade ago, increased to have built in the city and step for me as far as try- them, I thought Dane
rate when property value while cutting taxes (because $2.98 billion. Middleton continue to grow in the ing to help people and County was a really good
increases are factored out. of 10 percent growth and remains farther ahead, at city, he wrote. make my community and place to start, he said.
Verona kept its title of the closure of the Epic $3.36 billion. Released each year in the world a better place, Knoll hopes to use
fastest-growing municipali- tax-increment financing The biggest reason for mid-August, the Equalized Knoll told the Press. the next eight months to
ty in the county. The county district), it still has some Verona surpassing other Values Report calculates The current supervi- give myself an oppor-
averaged 3 percent overall catching up to do and some Dane County suburbs, of the value, adjusted for the sor in that district, Mike tunity to talk to as
new construction this year, high-ticket spending items, course, is health care soft- market conditions, of prop- Willett, served on the many people as possi-
and Veronas $179 million such as sharing the cost of ware vendor Epic, which is erties as of Jan. 1 of that board from 2004-2012 ble between now and the
was more than 11 percent a third ambulance and crew putting the finishing touch- year. Those numbers are before he was defeated election.
of the countys $1.6 billion with Fitchburg. es on its fourth multi-build- used to help determine tax in April 2012. He was The 2018 spring elec-
added. Ve r o n a h a s n t q u i t e ing office campus and is revenue and, by extension, elected again in 2014 and tion is April 3.
That will be good news caught up with its eastern in the midst of its fifth. Its tax rates. re-elected in 2016.
for city leaders when they neighbor in total value, but assessed value is close to Wi l l e t t w a s a m o n g Contact Scott Girard at
come around to budget sea- its getting close. Fitchburg, $1 billion and growing, Email Verona Press editor a bloc of conservative ungreporter@wcinet.com
son, because net new con- with more than double the and progress on Campus 4 Jim Ferolie at verona- supervisors that delayed and follow him on Twitter
struction is the number used population, hit $2.96 mil- and Campus 5 amounted to press@wcinet.com. annual borrowing to @sgirard9.
to determine how much lion, meaning Verona would about $75 million in newly allow for more discus-
surpass it in two years at assessed construction. sion in 2011. EMERALD INVESTMENTS
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time as a way of reminding them open attacks on journalists them- tion in government.
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Lee Borkowski Carolyn Schultz Second. they were finding rather than on chambers of our own City Hall
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Sales Manager News is that the threat to journalism administration had been issuing. lic. They are there as our eyes
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Kathy Neumeister The current occupant of the lesson in civics. So do the rest of everywhere and because we need
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Sports jaw set against the news media is the reminder that reporters are need to be responsibly informed
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Classifieds
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ungclassified@wcinet.com ers will recall Richard Nixons insofar as it safeguards the members of the news media
Reporters
Inside Sales enemies list, which included freedom of the press, is in place being blasted as dishonest pur-
Samantha Christian, Bill Livick,
Monica Morgan journalists, and former Vice because a free and responsible veyors of fake news, understand
Anthony Iozzo, Amber Levenhagen, President Spiro Agnews line press is essential to our democ- their proper role and picture
insidesales@wcinet.com Scott De Laruelle, Helu Wang about nattering nabobs of neg- racy and not detrimental to it. them as men and women on the
ativism. A Supreme Court opinion front line of democracy and as
Unified Newspaper Group, a division of But the current Chief Exec- by Justice Hugo L. Black gets first responders in the cause of
Woodward Communications,Inc. utive is trafficking in more at the matter in a way worth the American ideal of responsive
A dynamic, employee-owned media company than hateful list-making and remembering. In 1971 the Court and responsible government.
Good People. Real Solutions. Shared Results. clever alliteration. His rants heard arguments in a case called It is in our self-interest as
Printed by Woodward Printing Services Platteville against journalists strike me The New York Times Co. v citizens to champion the report-
as particularly - if not unique- United States, a freedom of the ers who ask the hard questions,
ly un-American as well as press case stemming from the expose the uncomfortable truths,
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
uncouth. He describes reporters controversial publication of the and place the words and actions
in terms that make them out to so-called Pentagon Papers. The of elected and appointed offi-
ASSOCIATION
be superlatively dishonest and Nixon Administration sued The cials in context. They are not
SUBSCRIPTION RATES even the enemies of the state. New York Times for publishing the enemies of democracy but
He repeatedly hurls the epithet materials that revealed govern- defenders of it.
One Year in Dane Co. & Rock Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37 fake news in lieu of making mental secrecy and deception.
One Year Elsewhere . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $45 any kind of case, and he has The case was decided 6-3 in The Rev. Mark Yurs is pas-
Verona Press
been, both as a candidate and as favor of the newspaper. Each tor at Salem United Church of
an elected official, crudely dis- Justice in the majority wrote a Christ in Verona.
Oregon Observer Stoughton Courier Hub
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New VAHS
Turf: High-quality turf pad could help prevent injuries, would come at higher cost
Continued from page 1 that she had the opportu- making it worth spending recommendations and is the a top-of-the-line turf pad, Further, different types of
nity to visit the Olympic more money on, Richard- safest possible surface for they could offset the cost turf are better for different
could use the main field Training Center in Colora- son said. athletics. in other areas, Richardson sports. For example, soccer
without worrying about dai- do Springs, which used arti- Weve got to be able to With the higher-level pads suggested. and other ball-on-ground
ly upkeep. ficial turf. Christensen said tell everybody, weve got the come potential cost concerns, Beyond safety concerns sports like lacrosse work
Board members empha- the fact Olympic athletes best-in-the-business pad, and but one upside to the pads is with the pad choice, other best on a fiber thats differ-
sized that efficiency needs used artificial turf, while thats what solves so many they should have around a considerations include the ent than football, where the
to be balanced with safety. most certainly wanting to issues with injuries and con- 20-year life cycle, meaning type of fiber on the turf ball is mainly in the air.
As a mom with a kid avoid injury, gave her some cussions, Richardson said. the district would not have the top layer that imitates The board is expected to
who is going to be playing peace of mind. There are ways to test a to replace the pad as much as grass the turfs drainage take action before Septem-
on these fields, safety is While artificial turf is turf s pad for its rebound the other parts of the turf. system and which installa- ber.
definitely my number one, made from several different levels to ensure it meets If the district chose to use tion company to choose.
board member Meredith parts, the most important in
Stier Christenson said. terms of preventing inju-
She told board members ries is the pad of the turf,
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Musician Casey Day and Le Jordan of the Verona Chamber of Commerce raffle off t-shirts at
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at the biweekly Music on way to attract people down- and there will be one more
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T h e Ve r o n a H o m e Ta l e n t
team finished 13-3 in the West-
ern Section this season, earn-
ing a No. 3 seed, but records
were thrown out in the Sunday
League playoffs and the Cava-
liers fell 4-3 to No. 6 Argyle.
I t wa s a t o u g h e n d i n g t o
another double-digit win sea-
son, but Verona is still alive
in the Thursday Night League
playoffs,
earning
a Central Whats
Section title
with a 7-0 next
win over
Stoughton Verona hosts
Thursday. Fort Atkinson at
The Cav-
aliers (9-1) 7p.m. Thursday
h o s t F o r t in the opening
Atkinson, round of the
which took Thursday Night
third in
the East
League playoffs.
Section,
at 7p.m.
Thursday at Stampfl Field. The
winner will take on the winner
of Jefferson/Cross Plains on
Aug. 17.
Argyle 4, Verona 3
The Beavers came back from
a three-run deficit Sunday to
advance to the Western Section
semifinals in a 4-3 win over
Verona. Photo by Mary Langenfeld
The game was tied 3-3 in the Argyles Alec Treuthard scores the teams winning run during the ninth inning as Verona catcher Derek Murphy applies a late tag. Argyle defeated
ninth when Alec Truthard scored Verona 4-3.
the game-winning run on a close
play at the plate.
Kyle Nelson took the loss. committed three errors. Kris Reider pitched 1/3 of an Sunday. Horeb/Pine Bluff, at No. 5 West
He allowed four runs on four Hogan Edwards went four inning. The other Western Section Middleton, which defeated No.
hits and struck out seven in innings for Argyle, and Ryan A rg y l e h o s t s N o . 7 D o d - semifinal pits No. 8 Hollandale, 4 Ridgeway.
nine innings. The Cavaliers Erickson pitched 4 2/3 innings. geville, which upset Wiota 8-3 which upset top-seeded Mount
Golf
Shorter ties for 11th at Morgan Stanley Championship, finishes 25th in Player of the Year race
Ve r o n a A r e a H i g h tournament with a 149
School senior Lauren (73-76).
Shorter continued the sum- Cavaiani leads the Play-
mer Wisconsin Junior PGA er of the Year leaderboard
golf season, tying for 11th with 1,514.5 points. Short-
place at the Morgan Stan- er is 25th with 336.25
ley Championship July points.
30-31.
Shorter shot a 169 SentryWorld Classic
(87-82) at The Bog Golf Shorter closed her sum-
Course in Saukville to fin- mer season with an 89 at
ish tied with Maggie War- the SentryWorld Classic to
ner (Lakewood), Isabelle finish tied for 21st.
Maleki (Mequon) and
Rachel Kauflin (Wauwato- - Anthony Iozzo
sa).
Abby Cavaiani won the
Whats next
Lauren Shorter returns to the Verona Area High School
girls varsity golf team this fall.
The Wildcats first meet is at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at
Edelweiss Golf Course.
Madison Edgewood, Fort Atkinson, Janesville Craig,
Janesville Parker, Jefferson, Lakeside Lutheran, Madison
West, McFarland, Middleton, Milton, Mount Horeb, Ore-
gon, Stoughton, Sun Prairie and Waunakee will be com-
peting with Verona.
File photo by Anthony Iozzo
Junior Lauren Shorter, pictured teeing off in the WIAA Division 1 state meet last October at University Ridge Golf Course, A season preview will be in next weeks paper.
finished tied for 11th at the Morgan Stanley Championship July 30-31. Shorter finished 25th in the race for Player of the
Year with 336.25 points.
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Art Cart Extra
HELU WANG July 29 at Veterans Park.
Unified Newspaper Group Kids ages three and above
are welcome to drop in and
Kids ages 3 and old- work on some free art proj-
er participated in Art Cart ects led by experienced art
Extra, a group art activity, teachers. All kids must be
at Veterans Park. Art teach- accompanied by an adult.
ers from Madison guided Art Cart Extra, a free out-
them to work on art projects door art programs provide
including painting, knitting art instructions at parks,
and photography. playgrounds and beaches
Art Cart Extra, a group in Dane County during the
art activity, will be held summer.
from 2-4p.m. Saturday, Contact Helu Wang at helu.
wang@wcinet.com.
Kirana Bahls, 9, finds its easier to knit with her toes at the
Art Cart Extra activity held at parks, playgrounds and beach-
es over the Dane County during the summer.
Area kids learned about Inve n t i o n , h o s t e d J u n e as far away as Baraboo, National Inventors Hall of
energy, electricity, engi- 12-16 by Glacier Edge Ele- Wausau and New Glarus, Fame and generally run
neering and other aspects of mentary School. reported coordinator Amy by area teachers with help
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week-long educational camp for elementary-school-aged kids hosted at schools. The kids Thomas Duerst, Clerk
design, build and test the devices to use in a snowball fight as part of a unit about poten-
tial and kinetic energy. Veronas camp was June 12-16 at Glacier Edge Elementary School. Verona Area School District
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Obituary
Robert J. Cooney He was born on Feb. 23, home with his roommate. everyone he met. Rob part- parents, Robert and Janice from 1p.m. until the time
1990 in Madison, the son of Rob was fortunate to nered with Dr. Ann Behr- Cooney; grandparents, John of service.
Robert and Janice (McMa- have meaningful work. man and Dr. James Bigham and Lorna McMahon; sis- In lieu of flowers, memo-
hon) Cooney Sr. Rob went He was supported in these for his medical care. Many ter, Katie Cooney; uncles, rials may be made to Com-
t o t h e Wa i s m a n E a r l y efforts by the staff at Wis- specialists at UWHC partic- Thomas Cooney, Philip munity Living Connections
Childhood Center in Madi- consin Opportunity in Rural ipated in his care over the (Tracye Ebeling) Cooney, of Madison in Robs name.
son. He attended and grad- Communities. Rob was years, and we are forever John (Cheri) McMahon and I have just three things to
uated school in his home- very social and active in the grateful for their service. A James (Lisa) McMahon; teach: simplicity, patience,
town of Verona. He gradu- community, and loved to special thanks to Heidi Ros- aunts, Jane (John) Pfeil and compassion. These three
ated from Verona Area High volunteer. Staff from Cre- siter and the Family Sup- Julie (Jack) Wilz; and other are your greatest treasures.
Schools program for peo- ative Community Access port and Resource Center. family and friends. Lao Tzu
ple with disabilities. accompanied him on these Rob had a large extend- He was preceded in death To view and sign this
Rob lived an independent ventures. ed circle of people over by his grandparents, Dr. guestbook, please visit
life, residing at his own Rob had cerebral palsy the years who were part Robert and Judith Cooney. ryanfuneralservice.com.
Robert Cooney home on Old Sauk Road due to his premature birth. of his life. It is impossible A Memorial Service will Ryan Funeral Home
in Madison. He was very Despite his physical chal- to list each individual, but be held at 3p.m. Friday, & Cremation Services
proud of his home, and lenges, Rob met life with we thank them for making Aug. 11, 2017, at Ryan Verona Chapel
Robert J. Rob Cooney described it as his happy positivity and enthusiasm Robs life complete. Our funeral home, 220 Enter- 220 Enterprise Drive
Jr., age 27, passed away at place. Community Living on a daily basis. His smile lives will always be inter- prise Dr, Verona, with 608-845-6625
his home in Madison on Connections provided sup- and laugh were contagious twined with them. Chaplain Tom Drury pre-
Sunday, Aug. 6, 2017. port for Rob to live in his and he shared them with Rob is survived by his siding. Visitation will be
GENERAL FUND
BUDGET PUBLICATION 2017-2018
Audited
2015-16
Unaudited
2016-2017
Budget
2017-2018
POLICE REPORTS
Beginning Fund Balance 8,381,730 8,924,362 19,712,043 Reports taken from the log 4:34 p.m.: Police respond- a 52-year-old man sleeping
Ending Fund Balance 8,924,362 19,712,043 19,712,043 book at the Verona Police De- ed to multiple reports in the in his vehicle in the Park and
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES
Transfers-In (Source 100) 12,270 0 0
partment. Prairie Heights Drive and Ride off of Hwy PB. The man
Local Sources (Source 200) 33,536,301 45,084,193 36,540,751 County Hwy. M area that in- had been sleeping there at
Inter-district Payments (Source 300 + 400) 1,627,787 1,378,321 1,379,086 June 11 cluded a father punching his 8:45 a.m. that day. The man
Intermediate Sources (Source 500) 0 0 0 9:26 p.m.: A man called son in a minivan, two males told police that he was home-
State Sources (Source 600) 24,758,747 27,069,868 26,806,420 to report that another driver jumping on vehicles and a less and had nowhere else to
Federal Sources (Source 700)
All Other Sources (Source 800 + 900)
1,111,995
106,403
1,141,682
335,917
1,105,168
37,652
who was upset with his driv- boy running into traffic who go. Police told the man that
TOTAL REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 61,153,503 75,009,981 65,869,077 ing had followed him into the might be suicidal. Upon ar- he was not to use the Park
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES Kwik Trip off of Hwy PB and riving at the scene, police and Ride as a place to sleep.
Instruction (Function 100 000) 32,739,848 31,932,975 33,547,121 had thrown ice at his vehicle spoke with one of the callers, 4:11 p.m.: An elderly
Support Services (Function 200 000)
Non-Program Transactions (Function 400 000)
17,824,828
10,046,195
22,245,435
10,043,890
21,018,822
11,303,134
while he was in the store. the mother to a boy who was woman on the 1000 block of
TOTAL EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES 60,610,871 64,222,300 65,869,077 acting suicidal. The boy was Enterprise Drive complained
June 12 taken into protective custody about noise coming from a
SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
Audited Unaudited Budget 12:09 a.m.: Police heard a and transported to St. Marys 3 and foot long remote
Beginning Fund Balance
2015-16
290,754
2016-2017
427,592
2017-2018
442,990
20-year-old man screaming Hospital with his mother. control boat that was being
Ending Fund Balance 427,592 442,990 458,734 at Badger Prairie Park. The driven in the pond behind her
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 10,431,380 9,967,213 10,191,475 man told officers he had let June 15 residence.
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES 10,294,542 9,951,815 10,175,731 out screams to vent some 11:07 a.m.: A public
frustration he had been hav- works employee witnessed June 19
DEBT SERVICE FUND (30)
Audited
2015-16
Unaudited
2016-2017
Budget
2017-2018
ing and because he had lost a 37-year-old Verona man 12:29 a.m.: A juvenile was
Beginning Fund Balance 4,099,461 1,235,480 1,103,122 his longboard. Police helped walking in the fountain on arrested for his first OWI with
Ending Fund Balance 1,235,480 1,103,122 1,103,122 the man search for his long- the 300 block of Main Street, a Restricted Controlled Sub-
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 12,172,284 13,691,171 15,073,962 board and it was found. which would have to be stance after being stopped on
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES 15,036,265 13,823,529 15,073,962
drained and cleaned as a re- the corner of N Main Street
June 14 sult because of the dirt and and Ineichen Drive for speed-
12:05 a.m.: An 18-year- mulch inside it. The man ad-
Audited Unaudited Budget
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 2015-16 2016-2017 2017-2018 ing. The juvenile admitted
Beginning Fund Balance 639,276 642,018 646,460 old Madison man was cited mitted to dipping dying plants being high on marijuana, and
Ending Fund Balance 642,018 646,460 80,973,375 for marijuana and drug par- in the fountain and replanting loose marijuana and other
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES
8,356,827
8,354,085
527,922
523,480
90,228,315
9,901,400
aphernalia possession after them so they would survive. drug paraphernalia was con-
being stopped on the corner fiscated from the vehicle.
Audited Unaudited Budget of East Verona Avenue and June 18
FOOD SERVICE FUND 2015-16 2016-2017 2017-2018 Lincoln Street. 2:28 p.m.: Police observed Kimberly Wethal
Beginning Fund Balance 188,345 267,406 340,272
Ending Fund Balance 267,406 340,272 340,272
Legals
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 2,219,600 2,252,627 2,369,387
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES 2,140,539 2,179,761 2,369,387
Fund 80 Community Service Fund - This fund is used to account for such activities as adult education, community OFFICIAL NOTICE fications to 3 site lighting fixtures and as- velopment Prevailing Wage Rates are no
sociated electrical work, erosion control, longer enforced on locally funded public
recreation programs such as evening/weekend natatorium operation, community theatre, day care services, and other TO BIDDERS restoration, and traffic control at three works projects. Prevailing wage rates will
programs which are not elementary and secondary educational programs but have the primary function of serving the CITY PARKING LOT separate parking lot locations within the only apply to state agency and federal
community. Expenditures for these activities, including cost allocations for salaries, benefits, travel, purchased services, RECONSTRUCTION City of Verona, Dane County, Wisconsin. highway projects.
TIME AND PLACE OF BID OPENING: BID SECURITY: Bid Security in the
etc. are included in this fund to the extent feasible. The district is budgeting $319,634 for natatorium operation and CITY OF VERONA, Sealed Bids will be received until 10:00 amount of not less than 5% or more than
$92,319 community education services for 2017-18. WISCONSIN a.m., Local Time on the 22thday of Au- 10% of the Bid shall accompany each Bid
OWNER: The City of Verona, Wis- gust 2017 in the office of the Director in accordance with the Instructions to
Audited Unaudited Budget
COMMUNITY SERVICE FUND consin hereby gives notice that sealed of Public Works, 410 Investment Court, Bidders.
2015-16 2016-2017 2017-2018 unit price Bids will be received for the Verona, Wisconsin. After the official Bid CONTRACT SECURITY: The Bidder
Beginning Fund Balance 42,053 16,797 29,960 reconstruction of the Senior Center closing time, the Bids will be publicly to whom a Contract is awarded shall fur-
16,797 29,960 29,960 Parking Lot, Old Library Parking Lot, opened and read aloud. nish a Performance Bond and a Payment
Ending Fund Balance and the current Library Parking Lot and BIDDING DOCUMENTS: The Bidding Bond each in an amount equal to the
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 408,330 434,131 419,848 main entrance terrace, owned by the City. Documents are on file for review at the Contract Price.
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES 433,586 420,968 419,848 The major work consists of the following office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Verona, BID REJECTION/ACCEPTANCE:
items: The Work of this Contract entails Wisconsin, and the offices of AECOM, OWNER reserves the right to reject any
the reconstruction of City owned parking 1350 Deming Way, Suite 100, Middleton, and all Bids, waive informalities in bid-
Audited Unaudited Budget lots, more specifically: the Public Library, WI53562. ding or to accept the Bid or Bids, which
PACKAGE & COOPERATIVE PROGRAM FUND 2015-16 2016-2017 2017-2018 Old Library, and Senior Center, all in the Copies of the Bidding Documents best serve the interests of OWNER.
City of Verona, Dane County, Wiscon- are available at www.questcdn.com. BID WITHDRAWAL: No Bid shall be
Beginning Fund Balance 0 0 0 sin. Major items of work shall consist of Bidders may download the digital Plan withdrawn for a period of 60 days after
Ending Fund Balance 0 0 0 11,425 SY of pulverized asphalt, 1,600 Documents for $15.00 non-refundable the opening of Bids without consent of
LF of curb and gutter removal, 360 SY payment by inputting Quest Project OWNER.
REVENUES & OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 0 0 0 sidewalk removal, 320 LF 12-in RCP CLIII #5288604 on the websites project search Published by authority of the City of
EXPENDITURES & OTHER FINANCING USES 0 0 0 storm sewer, 6-48-in dia. Storm man- page. Please contact QuestCDN.com at Verona, Wisconsin.
holes, 1,500 LF 18-in curb and gutter, 200 952-233-1632 or info@questcdn.com for By:
LF mountable curb and gutter, 70 LF 30-in assistance in free membership registra- Jon H. Hochkammer, Mayor
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND OTHER FINANCING USES curb and gutter, 2,500 SF of 5-in concrete tion, downloading, and working with the Ellen Clark, Clerk
Audited Unaudited Budget sidewalk, 280 square yards of concrete digital project information. No paper plan AECOM
ALL FUNDS pavement, 1,615 TON of 1-1/4-in crushed documents will be provided. Middleton, Wisconsin
2015-16 2016-2017 2017-2018
aggregate base course, 80 TON of -in LEGAL PROVISIONS: The Contract Project No. 60537247
GROSS TOTAL EXPENDITURES -- ALL FUNDS 96,869,888 91,121,853 103,809,405 Crushed aggregate base course, 800 letting shall be subject to the provisions Published: August 3 & 10, 2017
Interfund Transfers (Source 100) - ALL FUNDS 9,305,741 8,853,751 8,776,651 TON 12.5 mm asphaltic base course, 800 of Sections62.15, 66.0901, 66.0903, and WNAXLP
TON 12.5 mm asphaltic surface, course, 779.15 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Refinancing Expenditures (FUND 30) 5,875,000 0 0 765 square feet of paver installation, 50 WAGE RATES: As of January 1, ***
NET TOTAL EXPENDITURES -- ALL FUNDS 81,689,147 82,268,102 95,032,754 square yards of sod, landscaping, modi- 2017, the Department of Workforce De-
PERCENTAGE INCREASE NET TOTAL FUND
EXPENDITURES FROM PRIOR YEAR 0.19% 0.71% 15.52%
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