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September/October 2017

Village Board

John Jeffords (President)

(262) 628-0385

Dan Neu

(262) 628-0177

Rock Brandner

(262) 628-1665

Bill Collins

(262) 628-4278

Tom Wolff

(414) 520-3566

Village Staff

Village Administrator

(262) 628-2260 Ext. 115

Public Works Supervisor

(262) 628-2260 Ext. 118

Deputy Clerk

(262) 628-2260 Ext. 111

Deputy Treasurer

(262) 628-2260 Ext. 114

Building Inspector

(262) 628-2260 Ext. 117

Village of Richfield

4128 Hubertus Road

Hubertus, WI 53033

Updates From Around the Village

Capital Improvement Plan (CIP): On August 17th the Village Board adopted the 2018-

2022 CIP. The CIP is a list of the major expenditures the Village expects to save for or

spend money on over the next five (5) years. Roads are the single largest expenditures in

our annual CIP and budget . Next year, the Village intends to pave Mayfield Road from Pioneer Road south to Pleasant Hill Road and Monches Road from STH 164 to Plat Road.

The cost of each one (1) mile stretch of road is approximately $355,000. As a part of this

Plan, we also intend to save $212,000 towards the purchase of new vehicles in our fleet.

Rather than borrow money to pay for plow trucks, patrol trucks, etc. we save an equal share of the vehicle’s cost for each year of its expected lifespan. This fiscally responsible

approach assures that when vehicles come due or unexpected major mechanical failures

occur, that we have the capital to pay for them.

DPW Building: The Village recently signed an agreement for masonry repairs, the

installation of control joints to help with building movement, and the exterior painting of the Village’s DPW Building. The building, constructed 19 years ago at a cost of

approximately $600,000, has had limited masonry work preformed on it over the years

and still has its original coat of blue paint on it. Repairs such as this are necessary to

extend the life of this vital Village facility.

Address Markers: On October 19th, the Board will continue their discussion on Village-

wide address markers. During the month of August Trustees took up a request from the

Richfield Volunteer Fire Company’s (RVFC) Board of Directors to consider the erection of

these markers on properties throughout our community. The reasons cited by the RVFC

are related to resident safety. Safety over insufficient mailbox markings, multiple mailbox groupings in residential subdivisions, non-sequential house numbering in some

parts of the Village, shared driveway access points, and most importantly, increased

efficiency and a reduction on emergency response times. In 2016, the RVFC responded to

466 EMS calls and 121 fire calls.

PASER Results: The Village’s engineer completed its biennial review of the condition of our 146 miles of road. Each segment of roadway is rated on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being

classified as a newly constructed road. The results of the study showed approximately 40

miles rated a 5 or worse needing repair and 46 miles rated at a 6, which is considered “Fair”. The Village Board referred these results to the CIP Subcommittee for review and

analyzation.

Passing of former Town Chairman John Kohl: On August 16th, our community lost one

of its proverbial icons. Next month the Village Board will be considering a resolution

honoring his life and service to the community.

Richfield Days: Thank you to the men and women who helped organize and volunteer

their time and talents to make Richfield Days a huge success this year!

Jim Healy, Village Administrator

Happenings

RICHFIELD

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Election Inspectors / Poll Workers

Wanted!

Have you ever wanted to be

an Election Inspector / Poll

Worker? Election Inspectors

play a vital role in assisting

voters and are essential in

supporting the electoral process.

Election day duties may include: Greeting voters, assisting with

the registration process, issuing ballots to registered voters,

monitoring the voting equipment, assisting with how to mark the

ballot or with using the voting equipment, and anything else

related to the election day voting activities of residents.

Training and compensation is provided. Must reside in

Washington County.

If you are interested in working the polls, we would love to hear

from you! Please contact me at 262-628-2260 ext.111 or feel free

to email me with any questions at [email protected].

Donna Cox, Deputy Clerk

Enjoy our Parks? We want YOU!The Department of Public Works is seeking a part-time

laborer to perform work for both highway and park

maintenance, year-round, 32 hours per week. Work in the

park system includes the grooming and prepping of

baseball fields, general maintenance of our trail system,

cutting of open space areas, and work at our local school

Districts maintaining their greenspace. Work in the Public

Works Department includes plowing during the wintertime

and other duties as assigned. Compensation is up to

$15.00, DOQ. The position will be posted on our website

until filled.

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Public Works Thinks Fall

Winter will be here in no time and the Department of Public Works is already getting prepared! Currently, our Shop Foreman is

checking plow trucks, installing wings and salters that have been removed for summer hauling and ensuring all equipment

operates correctly. This work coincides with the day-to-day issues that pop-up. Regular maintenance such as oil changes and

other general repairs to the fleet as well as the unexpected breakdowns that occur, keep the shop busy every day!

Our Highway Crew has been busy with multiple projects such as ditch cleaning in areas that, over the years, have filled-in which

has reduced flow of storm water in the ditch line. Several new cross culverts have also been installed along with continued

shoulder work. Additionally, our Public Works team is in the process of coordinating with the Washington County Highway

Department for crack sealing and to asphalt some areas too large for our staff to address alone. By working with the Washington

County Highway Department, we can accomplish more results while maintaining our limited road budget. We are truly grateful

for all the assistance the County has provided.

Although the summer season is winding down, our Parks System continues to stay very busy! Fall baseball and soccer have

begun, requiring weekly field prep and painting. Grading of the trails at Heritage Park was recently completed, as well as the

installation of a small access trail from the new parking lot off Hubertus Road. Soon we

will be shutting down the restrooms and concession stands for the winter. Tree

trimming and general repairs to park features such as tables and benches will be

addressed as well.

The Transfer Station has been extremely busy all summer long! I can only assume that

this volume of use will continue into the fall months. Beginning October 9th, the

Transfer Station will be open for leaf drop-off. Residents can come during normal

business hours (7am to 3pm) Monday through Friday and during normal scheduled

days of operation for the Transfer Station to dispose of leaves. This drop-off is for

LEAVES ONLY and not for brush or woody materials. Leaf drop-off will end November

11th. There is no fee for dropping off leaves during this time. All other fees for disposal

remain the same.

As we have done in years past, we will be providing laths for marking the edge of

roadways during the winter months. These laths are available for all residents to use on

the road right-of-way to help our plow operators navigate the roadway when visibility

is reduced. If a resident chooses to install these laths along their property line we ask

that they be installed a minimum of 24” from the edge of pavement. When installed

right at the edge of the pavement there is no area for snow storage, causing the plow

operator to either plow over the lath or jogging away from it, possibly damaging the

shoulder on the opposite side of the roadway. These laths will be available beginning

late October.

Adam Schmitt, Department of Public Works Supervisor


24th Annual Fire Prevention Kick-Off

The Richfield Volunteer Fire Company is hosting its annual Fire Prevention Kick-Off event

on Friday, October 6th. Festivities will take place at Station No. 2, located at 4166

Hubertus Road. Events will include a display of fire trucks and emergency equipment,

tours of the Survive Alive Trailer, fire extinguisher training, fire-hose spraying, viewing of

a Flight For Life helicopter and more! Come join the fun from 6:30PM– 9:00PM with the

Richfield Volunteer Fire Company!

Every Second Counts!

Þ Practice your home fire drill twice

a year

Þ Teach children how to escape on

their own in case you can’t help

them.

Þ Make sure the number of your

home is clearly marked and easy

for the fire department to find.

Þ Close doors behind you as you

leave, it may slow the spread of

smoke, heat and fire.

Þ Once you are outside, stay

outside. Never go back inside a

burning building.

Washington County Clean Sweep - October

Saturday, October 7th is the next opportunity for Washington County residents to dispose of various items that are

customarily difficult to get rid of. Items that can be disposed of include but are not limited to: unwanted hazardous

chemicals, electronic goods, medications, used tires, large household appliances, and televisions.

The event will take place at the West Bend Highway Shop, located at 900 Lang Street, West Bend, WI. Hours for the event

are from 8:00AM-12:00PM. Residents can either register online at https://washcoparks.com or mail form below. Cost to

residents is a $30 per vehicle as a pre-registration fee. There is limited participation for disposal of hazardous waste,

electronics, televisions, and household appliances. The $30 registration fee does not apply to tires, which will have a

disposal charge, per tire. For residents interested in registering right away, please fill out the form below, along with a

check for $30, and mail to the Washington County Planning and Parks Department, Land and Water Conservation Division.

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Gun Use: Village Ordinances to Be Aware of During Hunting Season

Chapter 275: Peace and Good Order, Article II. Firearms of the Richfield Village Code addresses those items directly related

to the discharge of weapons in the Village. We get numerous questions about gun use in the Village at this time of year,

it’s important to review the rules and regulations put in place by both the Village and State so you know how to keep

yourselves and your neighbors safe!

§ 275-12 Discharge of weapons regulated and statutes incorporated

A. The purpose of the regulations of this subsection is to protect the public health and safety.

B. Adoption of statutes.

1. The following Wisconsin State statutory provisions describing and defining the regulations of firearms and

dangerous weapons, exclusive of any provisions therein relating to penalties to be imposed, are adopted by

reference and made a part of this section as if fully set forth

§ 167.30 Use of firearms, etc., near park, etc.

§ 167.31 Safe use and transportation of firearms and bows

§ 175.35 Waiting period for purchase of handguns

§ 175.60 License to carry concealed weapon

2. This subsection is intended to be as restrictive as the foregoing Wisconsin State Statutes. In the event the

Wisconsin State Statute sections described above are amended or renumbered or otherwise revised, the

amended, renumbered or revised Wisconsin State Statutes are incorporated herein and shall control.

C. It shall be unlawful for any person to discharge any firearm or other dangerous weapon within the boundaries of the

Village in a careless and heedless manner and in willful and wanted disregard for the rights and safety of others, or

without due caution, or in a manner so as to endanger or be likely to endanger property or any person.

D. It shall be unlawful for any person other than a law enforcement officer in the performance of official duties to use or

discharge a firearm or other dangerous weapon:

1. Within 500 feet of a building devoted to human occupancy without the permission of the owner or occupant.

The term "building," as used in this subsection, shall not include a house trailer, mobile home, tent, bus, truck,

vehicle or similar portable unit.

2. Within a distance of 200 feet from the center line of any highway or road surfaced with concrete or blacktop.

3. Within any Village park or other land owned by the Village.

4. Within any publicly owned land except as expressly allowed and duly authorized by state law.

E. In no case shall a firearm or other dangerous weapon be discharged in a direction that could result in the projectile

landing on or flying over any adjacent property unless the owner of such adjacent property has given written

permission to do so.

F. The provisions of this section which regulate the location of the discharge of a firearm or other dangerous weapon shall

not apply to the discharge of firearms or other dangerous weapons within shooting ranges that are properly permitted

pursuant to Chapter 143 of this Code, provided the discharge is conducted fully in compliance with the conditions of

the permit, the rules of the shooting range, and other applicable laws.

G. It shall be unlawful for any person to discharge a rimfire rifle larger than .22 caliber or any center-fire rifle .22 caliber or

larger anywhere within the boundaries of the Village.

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School Consolidation

The Friess Lake School District School Board passed a

resolution to consolidate with the Richfield Joint School District

No. 1 at their Board meeting held on July 18th.

Likewise, on July 24th, the Richfield Joint School District No. 1

School Board adopted the same resolution, in order to

consolidate with the Friess Lake School District.

This decision to consolidate the schools was made after careful

consideration and much input from community members. Both

School Boards feel that the community’s students will be better

served if the Friess Lake and Richfield School Districts join

forces as a unified system. Both districts, and the Richfield

community, have a history of supporting the interests and

needs of our students. In establishing this new district, both

Boards have committed to work tirelessly to ensure that new

traditions of excellence are created.

Though consolidation will mean significant changes for the

2018/19 school year, we are working hard to make everything

flow as seamlessly as possible. Parents and students in both

original districts should not expect an interruption in services

this year. Each administration team has been careful in their

planning and consideration for the upcoming school year, so

that “business” will carry on as usual. As teachers, board

members, and administrators ring-in the 2017/18 school year,

preliminary plans for a newly consolidated school district will

enter phase one (1) of planning. The public is encouraged to

contact either District or school board members with any

questions, comments, or concerns.

Tara Villalobos, Richfield Joint School District No. 1, District Administrator

John Engstrom, Friess Lake School District, District Administrator

FREE FALL LEAF

DROP-OFF

WHEN:

From 10/9 through 11/11,

Mon-Fri from 7-3PM

Free leaf drop-off also will

be accepted during regularly

scheduled Transfer Station

hours which are located on the back page.

WHERE:

Transfer Station, located at 1345 Hillside Road

WHY:

Leaves make great compost that we can give away next season!

Consolidation Information:

Name:

Holy Hill Area School District

Board Size:

Seven members (five at-large, one-apportioned seat per

original district; this means at minimum one person will

be elected from the Friess Lake School boundaries and

one from the Richfield School Boundaries, the other five

board members can reside in either original school

district).

Apportionment:

One, one-year term per original district (this means that

a minimum of one person from both Friess Lake and

Richfield will be guaranteed a position on the school

board for one year).

Referendum:

No mention of referendum is made in the resolution.

Annual Meeting:

Held October 22, 2018, at Friess Lake School.

Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner to

Host a “Town Hall” in Richfield

Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner will be hosting a

“Town Hall” meeting for his constituents in the Lower

Level Board Room of Village Hall, located at 4128

Hubertus Road. The meeting will be on Saturday,

October 28th and is slated to begin at 9:00AM.

Congressman Sensenbrenner represents the 5th

Congressional District in Wisconsin which includes

portions of Milwaukee, Dodge, and Waukesha Counties,

and all of Washington and Jefferson County,

respectively. Congressman Sensenbrenner has served

the 5th District for over 30 years. Currently, the

Congressman serves on the Judiciary and Foreign Affairs

Committees in Washington D.C., along with several

other subcommittees.

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Surrounding Area Trick-or-Treat Schedule

Name of contestant:

Age of contestant:

Date of entry:

Address:

Coloring Contest!

To celebrate Halloween, the Village is hosting a

coloring competition. To

enter please color the drawing at the right in your

best ghoulish colors and

submit it to Village Hall,

4128 Hubertus Road, Hubertus, WI 53033 no

later than October 20th.

All submissions will be displayed in the front lobby

for the remainder of

October. The winning artwork will be featured on

our Cable Channel through

November. We can’t wait

to see your artwork!

Jen Keller, Administrative

Intern

Richfield Sat., October 28th, 3PM-6PM

Germantown Tues., October 31st, 5:30PM-7:30PM

Slinger Sat., October 28th, 5PM-7PM

Hartford Sat., October 28th, 1PM-2:30PM

Jackson Sun., October 29th, 5:30PM-7:30PM

First Place: 25 Sportsman’s Club

Second Place: Cub Scout Pack 157

Third Place: Surge Martial Arts

Fourth Place: St. Gabriel Church and School

Fifth Place: Richfield Historical Society

Parade Entry Winners and Thank-You To Sponsors!

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Richfield Historical Society Update

Many people, when they hear the words Historical Society, think of something stuffy. However, the Richfield Historical Society

(RHS) partakes in various interesting activities such as: helping to manage the Richfield Historical Park, preserve, restore and

reconstruct various historical buildings in the Park, provide tours and educational opportunities for students and residents, offer

projects for Eagle Scouts and Girl Scouts, and host fundraising events!

RHS has an agreement with the Village to manage the Richfield Historical Park which is joined with the Nature Park. This means

the actual Village “costs” to maintain the Historical Park are very minimal. While the Village owns all park buildings, over the years

RHS has funded the restoration of the west, north and east walls of the Messer/Mayer Mill (photographed below). Most recently

RHS and Village of Richfield awarded a bid to C.G. Schmidt to restore the south wall. RHS will again totally fund the mill

restoration project. As the property owner, the Village managed the bids but will now use monies donated by RHS to pay the cost

of the final exterior renovations.

At the July Village Board Meeting, it was

noted cost for reconstruction will be

$337,392.00, an amount that has been

funded through profits from RHS events

and generous donors. In addition to

financial donations, RHS has a treasure

trove of volunteers. From January 2017

through June of this year, there have been

6,400 volunteer hours logged. Many of

those volunteer hours have been lovingly

spent preserving historic buildings in the

Pioneer Homestead, located on the south

end of the Park near the Motz Log Cabin

and the Messer Log Barn. Both buildings

were dismantled, transported and

reconstructed in the park. The Lillicrapp

Welcome Center is a restored historic

home, located on the north end of the park,

and had originally been home to a family on

Amy Belle Lake.

The second area of the Richfield Historical

Park is the Timber Frame area with a

granary and maple sugar shack. These

structures are located on the south end of

the Historical Park.

New this year is the Blacksmith Shop

located across from the Sugar Shack. RHS

volunteers spent over 500 hours

dismantling the building and over 5,000

hours reassembling the structure!

Eagle Scouts have donated various projects

to the Park such as the Sugar Shack, the

Little Libraries and various benches for

visitors to utilize. The Girl Scouts have

constructed the bridge over the raceway

which provides a convenient walkway

between the Mill House and the Lillicrapp

Welcome Center, and what a phenomenal

job they all did! Stop in and check out the

Scouts’ handiwork throughout the Park.

Richfield Historical Society

Upcoming Events DATE EVENT TIME LOCATION

9/21/2017 Board of Trustees 7:00 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

9/27/2017 Park Commission 6:30 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

10/5/2017 Plan Commission 7:00 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

10/7/2017 Washington County Clean Sweep 8 AM— 12:00 PM Washington County Highway Facility

900 Lang St., West Bend, WI 53090

10/18/2017 Architectural Review Board (if needed) 6:30 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

10/19/2017 Board of Trustees 7:00 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

10/28/2017 Congressmen Sensenbrenner Town Hall

Meeting

9:00 AM Village Hall, Lower Level

10/28/2017 Halloween Trick-or-Treat 3 PM—6 PM Village-wide

11/2/2017 Plan Commission 7:00 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

11/5/2017 Daylight Savings Ends: Reset Clocks All Day Nation-wide

11/8/2017 Park Commission 6:00 PM Village Hall, Lower Level

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Hubertus, WI 53033

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Recycling/Transfer Station

The Transfer Station and Recycling Center are open from 7AM-1PM every first and third Saturdays of each month and the

second and fourth Thursdays of summer months from 6PM-8PM, ending November 9th and continuing again in spring.

Both disposal areas are located at 1345 Hillside Road, just west of the Village’s DPW Building.

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