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La Crosse council approves street-right-of-way permits for communications companies

5380034 · May 5, 2025
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Summary

The La Crosse council unanimously approved several street-privilege permits allowing communications work in public right-of-way and approved minutes from the April 28, 2025 meeting during a brief session that recorded no bids or construction change orders.

The La Crosse council approved multiple street-privilege permits for communications work in public right-of-way and approved the minutes from the April 28, 2025 meeting during a brief session.

The approvals came after Council President Dickinson moved to approve the minutes, with Director Gallagher offering the second; the motion passed with council members responding “all in favor.” The council also recorded that there were no bidders proofs of responsibility and no construction contract change orders on the agenda.

The council approved a street-privilege permit described in the meeting transcript as “25519 Bridal Speech Street privilege permit requests for communications and right of way near 285130 Third Street.” Separately, the council approved a permit for a telephone company for communications work near Market Street and Fourth Street and approved a Charter Communications street-privilege permit referenced as being near “4105 Mormon Cooley Court.” Motions to approve those items were made and seconded during the meeting, and each vote was recorded in the transcript as unanimous (“all in favor”).

No substantive debate, conditions, or abstentions were recorded in the meeting transcript for these items. The meeting transcript indicates the session was brief; after the permit approvals the meeting was adjourned.