The Post-Crescent from Appleton, Wisconsin • 17

THURSDAY, JUNE 3,1993 POST-CRESCENT, APPLETQN-NEENAH-MENASHA, WIS, B-7' Buchanan Road bridge stays open until it's replaced County will pay for new span In Combined Locks ministrator, said the bridge was closed on the advice of an engineer and reopened after Outagamie County Highway Department representatives said it is not in hazardous condition. After the examining the 30-year-old bridge, the county representatives did say that replacing it would be advisable. The Buchanan Road bridge will remain open until the highway department replaces it this summer. "It will be done with 100 county funding. So when they asked me when we wanted it replaced, I said next week," Van Thiel chuckled.

Although the Village Board won't have to worry about paying for the new crossing, it will receive a bill for testing that is necessary near the village garage. The state Department of Natural Resources is requiring that soil tests be conducted where a leaking gas tank was removed in 1988. Van Thiel estimated the cost for soil borings, analysis and reporting to the DNR at $5,000. He plans to ask DNR officials if the testing can be put off until next year, so it can be included in the 1994 budget. In other matters Tuesday, the Village Board: Approved changes to the vil- lage's liquor license policy, which makes "improper exhibitions" illegal in village establishments.

The change was made to prohibit liquor license holders from bringing in exotic dancers. Learned that Mark Lison of Li-son Electric has presented a $5,000 proposal for upgrading electrical service in Memorial Park. Van Thiel said he may be able to find outside funding sources for the project. Approved Police Chief Steve Wulgaert's requested that his department's pepper spray policy be revised to allow officers to carry the substance while off duty. "Your Family Fun Center" 29 W.

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