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Items scheduled for Tuesday’s Marathon County board meeting: appointments, ordinances, zoning and several resolutions
Summary
Clerk read items that will be on the board’s upcoming formal agenda, including a reappointment, code amendments, zoning petitions, cooperative purchasing revision and multiple resolutions; the educational meeting did not record final votes on those items.
At Thursday’s educational session county staff and the clerk reviewed items slated for the full Marathon County Board meeting on Tuesday. The educational meeting did not take final votes; the clerk read the items so supervisors could preview them.
Key items listed for Tuesday’s meeting include: - Reappointment of Patrick Schreiner (Athens) to the Marathon County Board of Adjustment, term to expire June 30, 2027. - Ordinance amendments to Marathon County Code chapters 16 and 19 and code sections 2.06 and 7.125 related to Wausau City Parks (details in packet listed as amendments). - Revision to Chapter 3 of the Marathon County Code related to a cooperative purchasing ordinance (document referenced as 0‑13‑25 in the packet). - Zoning petitions from the Environmental Resources Committee: a Town of Wausau rezoning (Commercial and Light Manufacturing to Agricultural; Resolution 13‑25) and a Town of Wausau residential zoning item (Resolution 14‑25). - A resolution authorizing a county letter of commitment for a BRIC safe‑room grant match and funding support related to arena improvements (Resolution 15‑25). - A county resolution supporting renewal of the Knowles‑Nelson Stewardship Fund (Resolution 16‑25). - A recommended allocation of county funds for short‑term ice arena repairs (Resolution 17‑25). - Work Zone Awareness Week proclamation (Resolution 18‑25). - Letters of support for housing and medical clearance program funding (Resolutions 19‑25 and 20‑25).
Why it matters: the educational meeting provides context and background so the full board can vote with greater information. Several items on the Tuesday agenda are routine (appointments and code updates); others involve county policy or capital funding and may require debate.
What happened Thursday: the clerk read each item aloud and committees discussed background; no formal roll call votes were recorded at the educational meeting. Staff will deliver materials and answers to supervisors’ questions before formal consideration on Tuesday.
