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Votes at a glance: Oconomowoc council actions — minutes, annexation petition, developer agreement, fireworks, assessments, wellhead ordinance
Summary
The Oconomowoc Common Council took a series of administrative and land-use actions at its January meeting, including adopting a wellhead protection ordinance, approving two fireworks events, accepting an annexation petition, approving a developer agreement and levying a special assessment.
The Oconomowoc Common Council recorded the following formal actions at its January meeting.
- Minutes (12/30/2024 and 01/07/2025): Council approved minutes. (Motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded as aye.)
- Consent agenda: Two consent items adopted. (Roll call: ayes.)
- Ordinance 25-01074 (wellhead protection overlay, §117.115): Adopted with second reading waived. Roll call: Aldermen Rosick, Altman Kloth, Ellis, Spiegelberg, Mulder, Shellpepper and Maroney — all aye (7–0). See separate article for ordinance details.
- Temporary use permit for fireworks at Dachown Stadium (two events): Council approved a temporary use permit to allow two fireworks displays at the stadium (applicant: Dockhounds/Dachown organization) on July 3 and Aug. 22, 2025; motion moved by Alderman Mulder and seconded by Alderman Maroney; roll call: all aye (7–0).
- Resolution 23-R3258 (petition for direct annexation — Hero BSMP LLC lands at W359 N5930 Brown St and W359 N5920 Brown St): Council accepted the annexation petition. (Motion moved by Alderman Ellis; second Alderman Shellpepper; roll call: ayes.)
- Developer agreement: Evan Phase 2 — Approval to require developer to construct and dedicate approximately 506 feet of water main at developer cost; motion moved by Alderman Rosick and seconded by Alderman Mulder; roll call: ayes.
- Resolution 25-R3259 (special assessment for Johnson sewer and water laterals): Council approved levying special assessments to recover roughly $48,000 in construction costs across three parcels; motion moved by Alderman Mulder and seconded by Alderman Altman Kloth; roll call: ayes.
All recorded votes were by roll call; where individual vote names were read, the transcript lists the council members who voted yes. No recorded council votes failed at this meeting.
