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VILLAGE PRESIDENTHappy Fall Greenville! What a busy summer it has been. Our Village Staff has been working to complete somesignificant projects around the community. The work you are seeing just south of the STH 76 & STH 15 intersection isthe final work needed for critical sewer lift station renovations. Yes this is the same project that had parts ofMunicipal Drive blocked off this past spring, but I am happy to say we should see it complete in the next fewweeks. The project on Greenwood Road will soon be getting its first layer of asphalt. I’m certain those living nextto or near the project will be thankful to have the roadway back and fully open. It should be noted the final layerof asphalt will not be applied until the weather warms next spring. This has been in the plans for the project allalong as it allows any settling to occur and be resolved before the final layer of asphalt is applied. Combinedthese two projects had a budgeted price of nearly 7M and took over three years to plan and execute. Projectslike the lift station renovations and road improvements are not taken lightly by the Village Board or Village Staff.Often we only hear the voice of the cynical critics regarding the decisions made in our community and the workbeing done, so I thought I would give a little insight into the process for budgeting in our community.The annual budget process is a year-round activity for the Village with focused efforts through the summer monthsto review the rolling 5-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) moving along to budget workshops in September &October. Then culminating with approval of the following year’s budget in November. The CIP is a forwardlooking list of potential project and asset spend recommended to the Village Board by Staff. It is important topoint out just because a project or asset spend is listed on the CIP it doesn’t mean it is approved to happen. Thisis what the budget workshops help determine. During these workshops the Village Board is challenged to deliverall the desired services, whether statutorily required or discretionary, to the community using a finite dollar amountknown as the tax levy. With the final goal of the budget workshops being to produce a balanced budget,meaning revenues equal expenditures, it is very challenging to determine what stays in the budget and whatdoesn’t. In addition, the Village Board needs to analyze what quality level of a particular service we need toprovide. The higher level of quality provided for a service the more it costs. For example, I have been hearingmore and more about the need for additional law enforcement in Greenville. Added law enforcement comeswith added costs. Currently, in addition to the already provided sector officers, Greenville contracts withOutagamie County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) for one full-time officer to be dedicated to the community. Thecost for the dedicated officer is approximate 112,000 to Greenville. Each additional dedicated officer wouldcost a similar amount. If we as Village Board determine an additional dedicated officer is needed through OCSD,we in turn need to determine what service is going to be downgraded or no longer provided to make up the 112,000 difference. As you can imagine, agreeing to a balanced budget takes much negotiation andcompromise between Village Board Trustees as well as Village Staff. It is not something any of us take lightly as wearea all citizens and taxpayers of Greenville just like each of you.As former Village Trustee Joe Ryan will tell you, being a member of the Village Board isn’t easy. No matter whatyou decide or the direction you take, you always seem to upset one or many people. There is definitely sometruth to the old saying, “You can’t make everyone happy.” I ask you to continue to speak your mind when itcomes to issues and concerns of our great community, but to be mindful to do so with emotions in-check. Don’thide behind social media but come and have a conversation with us whether one-on-one or at any of our openmeetings where you and your neighbors are always welcome.I’ll end with the words of Theodore Roosevelt, “The Man In The Arena” a speech he delivered in Paris, France April23, 1910. “It is not the critic who counts, not the one who points out how the strong man stumbled or how thedoer of deeds might have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whoseface is marred with sweat and dust and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again;who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, if he wins,knows the triumph of high achievement; and who, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his placeshall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat."Sincerely,Jack Anderson2
VILLAGE ADMINISTRATORVillage of Greenville 0.17WHERE DO YOUR TAX DOLLARS GO?Hortonville AreaSchool DistrictFox Valley .048Technical .07Outagamie County 0.28With taxes coming due, we thought it would be beneficial to show the breakdown of where your taxdollars are going. Many don’t realize that their municipality doesn’t keep the total sums of taxescollected each year. As shown using the graph above, Greenville gets less than 20% on every dollarcollected to do everything we need to for our residents including streets, plowing, parks, fire, EMS,police, maintenance, elections, water etc. We invite you to join our Village Board meetings coming upin the near future as we navigate through our budgets for 2022.Below is our 2020 tax rate breakdown by community. This chart is of the Fox Cities, our surroundingcomparable and their tax rate, based on a home valued at 250,000.00. Who pays the least amount oftaxes? YOU DO! Based on this, you can see that our Board works hard to provide residents with abalance of services while maintaining the lowest tax rate in the valley.3
PUBLIC WORKSYARD WASTE SITEA list of acceptable materials as well as theYard Waste Site Policy can be found on theVillage website. Please note that theextended hours of operation will end onTuesday, November 30.YARD WASTE SITE HOURS(Excluding holidays)Monday — Thursday:7:00 AM — 4:30 PMFriday: 8:00 AM — 12:00 PMSummer/Fall Extended Hours:(April 1 — November 30)Monday & Wednesday:6:30 AM — 7:00 PMTuesday & Thursday6:30 AM - 3:30 PMFriday: 6:30AM — 12:30 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM — 3:00 PMBRUSH PICK-UPBrush pickup begins the secondMonday of every month and continuesthroughout the week until complete.Residents looking to be added to thelist can sign up using the QR code or byvisiting the Public Works Page of ourwebsite. Please remember that thedeadline to be added to the brush pickup list is theFriday before at noon and the sign up link will not beavailable after that deadline.Upcoming Collection Dates: 10/11, 11/8, and 12/13STREET LIGHT OUTAGESStreet light outages should be reporteddirectly to We Energies via their StreetLight Outage Map at:https://www.we-energies.com/slo.Residents can scroll into the pole’slocation on the map or search usingthe pole number or address. Afterlocating the pole, click on the pointand select “Report a Problem.”Maintenance is typically completedwithin 5-8 business days but residentscan stay update with progress using thesame map.Stay up to date with the latest projects and road closures by visiting the Projects page of our Villagewebsite or blog at: http://www.townofgreenville.com/projects Or greenvillewi.blogspot.com.MOVIE NIGHT SPONSORSPARK RESTROOMS CLOSINGAll park restrooms will be closing for theseason on or near October 1. Whilerestrooms will close, parks do still remainopen. Be sure to get out and enjoy themthrough the fall and winter months as thereare many activities that can be enjoyedduring this period!Thank you sponsors for your generous support ofCommunity Movie Night. Your support is fundamental tothe success of our programs and making improvementsto the parks.*Christus Lutheran Church*Wolf River Community Bank*Jeff's Water Conditioning*Bulk-priced Foods Shoppe*Edward Jones - Mitch Ryan*American Family - Kyle Lange Agency LLCIf your company or organization is interested insupporting Greenville’s Parks and Recreations programsplease contact us to learn more about the sponsorshipopportunities available.4
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GREENVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENTFALL SAFETY TIPS-Change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxidedetectors. A good time to do this is when you change your clocksfor daylight saving time.-Have your chimneys inspected and cleaned annually.-Take advantage of the Village yard waste site or brush pick upprogram for your fall yard work. if you have to burn the materials,please be a good neighbor and be mindful of where the smoke isgoing, do not burn on windy days, have a means of extinguishmentnearby, never leave the fire unattended, and put it out completelywhen you are done.The Greenville FireDepartmentresponded to 131calls for service asof 09/13/2021.Our Greenville FirstResponders haveresponded to 294calls for service in2021.Chris Thelen Jr.Tim ImmelCOME OUT AND SEE US!October 9th 10am-2pm Greenville Fire and EMS Open HouseSee fire apparatus, an ambulance, police cars, live demonstrations, carseat checks, free food, handouts for kids/parents, and more! Overflowparking will be at the Village Municipal Services Center and the VillageHall parking lots.6
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CIVIC GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONSGREENVILLE CIVIC CLUBWhat an eventful summer! The Civic Club enjoyed getting back out in the community and planning forthe Summer Send Off (SSO) and future community events. From attendance feedback and financialcontributions, this year’s Summer Send Off was the “BEST YEAR EVER”. THANK YOU SPONSORS forsupporting this big community event. Below are a few highlights with the Bike Giveaway, Green BayPacker Raffle, and upcoming events: Packer Raffle Winners: Joe Fassbender, Michelle Schrab, Dave McDowell, Bob Mack, and SteveGnacinski (who actually won TWO games). Bike Giveaway resulted in 193 kids winning either a new bike, scooter and “Play It Again Sports” giftcards. As with the SSO event itself, this bike event is not possible without the HUGE support ofcommunity and family sponsors each year. 150 is the average cost of a bike and that is what we haverequested as a starting donation from community businesses. Many have sponsored more than onebike. If interested in sponsoring a bike or two for next year in advance, you can send checks to:Greenville Civic Club, PO Box 26, Greenville, WI 54942. We will be supporting the Lioness Club with the Fall Festival on October 3 rd. Each year the Civic Clubtakes on the parking and traffic duties for this is event which is held at Lions Park. Fright Night At the Parkis on for this year! This is a family friendly event with something foreveryone. Due to Covid-19 safety concerns we will not have “spooks” inside the pavilion but will haveguided tours of haunted displays. The “spooks” have relocated to the zoo property and will be ready toscare anyone who dares to take our hayride! This event is organized by the Greenville Civic Club, but local clubs andorganizations host their own rooms and share in the proceeds COST: Just 7 from 6-8pm and 12 from 8pm-close. Includes both thehaunted pavilion and hayride DATES: October 22, 23, 28, 29, & 30 PLACE: Greenville Community Park, Hwy 15 & 76On final note here is centered around one of our Civic Club goals for 2021 and beyond and that is toincrease our membership and opportunities for community engagement. We are always looking forcivic minded individuals who are searching for ways to get involved in fun and entertaining communityevents. If this sounds like you, reach out to anyone on our Board at GCCSEC1@gmail.com, our websiteat www.greenvillecivicclub.com, or follow us on Facebook: @gccwi – Community to find our page.8
AM VETS POST 30Thank you for the great turnout for our Gold Star and Veterans Memorial Service. Please visit theMemorial Garden and take note of the Fallen Soldier/Battle cross Memorial which was dedicated tothe Palmbach and Deimer Gold Star Families.AMVETS has set a goal to raise money to help with Phase II of the Veterans Village so that our SeniorVeterans have choices closer to home and their families. Please consider purchasing our High FlyerPatriotic Raffle Tickets or send direct donations to AMVETS Post 30, P.O. Box 63, Greenville with“Veterans Village” in the Memo portion of your check. All designated moneys will go to our VeteransVillage Account to be donated to Phase II. This will also allow us to have our post name placed on theVillage which shows our Greenville support and commitment. We have not done a raffle in a long,long time but this mission calls for it and if successful we will be halfway to our goal. We look forGreenville area business and organizations to help us as well and if you work for a great company thatlooks for patriotic causes to support well this is one! Want to learn more about the Veterans Village andfind out how you can help us help Veterans in need? Come to a meeting the 3rd Wednesday of themonth at the Greenville Townhall at 7PM. Our email address is post30amvets@gmail.com .We want to thank all of those who supported our Cat Fish White Clover Donations, the Mash BloodDrive, and our Summer Sendoff Service events. Thanks to the Wolf Community Credit Union andGreenville Lions Lioness for their donations. We also give great thanks to the Greenville Lions and Civicclubs as well as the Greenville Fire Department for their support of our organization and for all they doin our Greenville Communities.SUSTAIN GREENVILLEThe Farm Market had another successful year. Our last Farm Market is 10/6/21 from 3-7 pm. We hopeyou enjoyed the opportunity for fresh produce, baked goods and craft items. All feedback andsuggestions can be sent to SustainGreenville.org.Covid-19 affected the team and Recycle That Stuff had to shut down for two weeks for isolation andsanitization, causing a delay in our recycling event. The Electronic Recycling day will be an annualevent at the Farm Market and is scheduled for the first Wednesday of August next year.We continue to have rain barrels for sale; and let’s face it, we’ve had plenty of rain to collect! Manyare undecorated white and a few remain that are painted by Hortonville art class students. Note thatyou can request a custom-painted rain barrel; just work through our website to leave contactinformation and details of your design concept.As fall approaches, we are gearing up for our holiday light collection event. Collection boxes will belocated throughout the area, including both Menards east & west. Save your lights, cords and cablesand drop them in the collection boxes so we can prevent them from entering the landfill.If you have suggestions for sustainable activities the committee could investigate, please send a noteto our website, SustainGreenville.org. We welcome new members to help us in our efforts to live moresustainably. You can attend one of our meetings, just to observe, before making a decision to join ourteam. We meet every other month (Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, & Dec), the second Thursday of themonth, 6:30pm, at the Village Hall. Have a wonderful fall, and keep our future green with your ownsmall steps of sustainability.9
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTApply for Permits OnlineGreenville has invested in developing a new permitting system which has an online applicationcomponent with the ability to pay online. The system was launched in April 2021 and allows thepublic to apply for building permits (i.e. new house, fence, deck, patio, additions, remodels,etc.), development requests (i.e. rezoning, site plan, plats, special exceptions etc.) and permittypes that require work in the public right-of-way (i.e. culvert, driveway, utility etc.).Remember, if you are thinking about doing a construction project, please apply online n. You can also access this from the Villagewebsite at: www.townofgreenville.com and click on the icon on the left hand side of the pagethat says Apply for a Permit.If you have questions about whether a building permit is needed please contact Dale Waalaat 920-757-5151 ext. 2200 or dwaala@greenvillewi.gov.For more information about building permit requirements please community development/building inspection/index.php.Questions about whether a planning/zoning permit is needed? Please contact Michael J. D.Brown at 920-757-5151 ext. 2000 or mbrown@greenvillewi.gov.For more information about planning/zoning permit requirements please community development/planning and zoning/index.php .If you have questions about whether a permit is needed for work in the right-of-way orstormwater/erosion control please contact Jordan Jolma at 920-757-5151 ext. 3400 orjjolma@greenvillewi.gov.For more information about work in the right-of-way please see our StandardSpecifications and Details 02021.pdf.Stormwater/erosion control information can be found rmwater/index.php.11
STORMWATERDraining Your Pool?Taking the time to follow theproper procedures when drainingthe water from your pool or spawill help keep our local waters ahealthy place for fish and otheraquatic life to live.Leave Your LeavesProperly cleaning up your yardin the fall will help keep our localwaters clean too! A great wayto do that is to keep them righton your property. Try mulchingyour leaves in place by makingseveral passes over them with amulching mower. This will keepleaves on your lawn and provideit with nutrients it needs forhealthy grass next spring. Youcan also collect mulched leavesand spread them in gardenbeds or under shrubs. Leavesprovide valuable protection forplants through the winter andalso provide nutrients for springgrowth.*De-chlorinate the Water: Let the water sit for at least oneweek to reduce the chlorine or bromine level.*Discharge Water to Grass or Landscaping: Discharging thewater onto grass or landscaping will allow the water to soakinto the earth, where it will be naturally cleansed prior toentering local waterways.*Monitor the Discharge: Monitor water as it is discharging toensure it does not cause erosion or flooding.*Protect Local Waterways: If a pool or spa has been acidwashed, the water can’t be discharged off the owner’sproperty. Water from back flushing pool filters should only bedischarged to the sanitary sewer (down a sink or toilet) oron-site septic tank system where it will be treated prior toentering local waters.WATER/SEWERI&I - WHAT IS IT? HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOU?What is I&I? Inflow and infiltration (I&I) is water, that doesn’t need tobe treated, entering into our sanitary sewer collection system. This istypically though leaking sewer laterals/mains or an illegalconnection from stormwater to sanitary sewer.Why is it bad? For many different reasons, but the most importantbeing the cost. Greater amounts of wastewater sent to thewastewater treatment plant can result in higher rates for all users.Clean water can also overwhelm the bugs and other bacteria thatbreak down the solids at a treatment plant and make them lesseffective.WATER AND SEWER RATESWater Service (WS) 18.08 per monthWater Usage (WU & W1) 1.75 per 1,000 gallonsSewer Service (SS) 9.54 per monthSewer Usage (SU) 4.99 per 1,000 gallons12
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CLERK2022 ELECTION DATESWE COULD USE YOUR HELP!February 15, 2022 –Spring Primary (if needed)Are you not interested in runningfor office, but still interested inelections? We could use yourhelp! The Village is looking foradditional Election Inspectors tohelp run our elections. This is apaid position and some trainingis required. Please contact Julieat: 920-757-5151 for additionalinformation.April 5, 2022 – Spring ElectionAugust 9, 2022 –Partisan PrimaryNovember 11, 2022 –General ElectionMY VOTE WISCONSIN WEBSITEMunicipal Races –Spring 2022Voters are encouraged to visitthe My Vote WI Website. This siteprovides electors the opportunityto: Register to vote Check registration status(active/inactive) Find your polling location View voting history Request an absentee ballot Provide a sample ballot forthe upcoming electionVillage Board Supervisor (2 seats)There will be a Primary if there aremore than four candidates forVillage Board Supervisor. The termfor Village Board Supervisors aretwo years beginning on April 2022.Interested in serving on the VillageBoard? Nomination papers areavailable on the Village websiteunder Your Government/Elections.Additional information may also befound on the Wisconsin ElectionsCommission website: http://elections.wi.gov/candidates. Youmay begin circulating nominationpapers beginning December 1.If you have any questions, pleasecontact the Clerk’s office at:920-757-5151.14
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