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Council raises petroleum pump inspection fee to $40 and renews Appleton weights-and-measures contract
Summary
On Sept. 16 the council approved Ordinance 11-2025 to increase petroleum pump inspection fees from $30 to $40 per pump (to match Appleton), and approved a one-year contract renewal with the City of Appleton to provide weights-and-measures services and invoicing; both votes were carried by roll call.
On Sept. 16 the Waupaca Common Council approved on second reading Ordinance 11-2025 to repeal and recreate section 12.26 of the city's weights-and-measures fee schedule, increasing the petroleum pump fee from $30 per pump to $40 per pump.
City Clerk Barb Nowak presented the fee change and said the $40 per-pump figure comes from the City of Appleton, which manages invoicing for the service. The motion to approve the ordinance passed on roll call.
Council also approved a one-year renewal of the city's contract with the City of Appleton for weights-and-measures services, with Appleton continuing to perform inspections and handle invoicing; staff said the agreement repeats the same days and per-day amount as the prior year. The council approved the contract renewal by motion and roll-call vote.
Why it matters: the fee change aligns Waupaca's fee schedule with the contractor's invoicing rates; the renewal secures continued inspection and invoicing services performed by Appleton.
Both items were approved by roll-call vote with no public comment recorded.
