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Votes at a glance: Feb. 12 Fond du Lac City Council approves consent agenda, alcohol license and two resolutions
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda, a class B fermented-malt license for Annie’s Fountain City Catering LLC at the county campus and two resolutions: the North Main Corridor plan (Res. 9165) and a final industrial-revenue bond resolution for a redevelopment project (Res. 9166). All votes recorded at the meeting passed unanimously.
The Fond du Lac City Council on Feb. 12 approved a series of routine and economic-development items in unanimous votes.
Votes at a glance
• Consent agenda: Approved (motion by Mr. Mullin; second by Mr. Godfrey). The consent agenda finalized previously proposed actions including claims dated Feb. 5, 2025. The presiding officer declared the motion passed unanimously.
• Class B fermented-malt license: Annie’s Fountain City Catering LLC — Approved (motion by Mr. Godfrey; second by Mr. Heisler). The council approved a class B fermented-malt (beer) license for Annie’s Fountain City Catering LLC to operate as the concessionaire at the Fond du Lac County campus at 400 University Drive. City staff and the Alcohol License Committee recommended approval; staff noted an approved memorandum of understanding with Fond du Lac County and that a Department of Revenue application is pending/under review.
• Resolution 9165: North Main Corridor plan — Approved (motion by Mr. Schisler; second by Mr. Heisler). The resolution memorializes the council’s prior November conversation and sets a vision for redevelopment of the Saputo site at the corner of Main and Scott as a mixed-use/residential corridor.
• Resolution 9166: Final resolution for taxable industrial development revenue bond financing — Approved (motion by Mr. Mullen; second by Mr. Heisler). Staff described this as conduit financing for a redevelopment project (Johnson Crossing/Festival Foods redevelopment referenced); the city emphasized that the industrial revenue bond acts as a conduit and does not create liability for the municipality.
All four actions were recorded as passing unanimously during roll call at the Feb. 12 meeting. No individual roll-call tallies by councilmember name were provided in the publicly posted transcript.
Background and next steps
The class B license will require the concessionaire to complete any remaining Department of Revenue steps; staff reported background checks were completed and recommended approval. The North Main Corridor resolution will guide future land-use work; some related land-use items will go to the Plan Commission before final ordinance adoption. The industrial-revenue bond resolution proceeds as staff processes the bond documentation and any required state filings.
No motions failed or were tabled during the action-items portion of the meeting.
