Council approves consent agenda including agent changes for GPM Southeast LLC, Hidden Valley final plat and two reappointments

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Summary

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda: minutes and claims; agent changes for two GPM Southeast LLC Class A liquor licenses; final plat for Hidden Valley Phase 1 (Resolution 9194); and reappointments to the library board and plan commission (Resolution 9195).

At the July 23, 2025 Fond du Lac City Council meeting the council approved the consent agenda unanimously. Items finalized included the minutes (07/09/2025 and closed session minutes), a list of claims dated 07/16/2025, and routine license and land-use items.

City Clerk Miss Hefter introduced two agent-change applications for GPM Southeast LLC: Regina Navinsky doing business as Our Store at 1304 Old County Road V, and Regina Novinski doing business as Our Store at 351 Fond du Lac Avenue. Miss Hefter said background checks were completed and staff recommended approval. The council approved both agent-change applications without additional discussion.

Community Development Director Diane Benson introduced Resolution No. 9194, approving the final plat for Hidden Valley Phase 1 subdivision; Benson said the Plan Commission had already reviewed and recommended the plat with technical corrections and conditions from the city engineer. The council approved Resolution 9194 unanimously.

City Manager Moore introduced Resolution No. 9195, recommending reappointments: Julie Schrader to the Fond du Lac Public Library Board and Brad Leonard to the City Plan Commission. The council approved Resolution 9195 unanimously.

Motions recorded in the transcript: the consent agenda motion to approve (motion by Mr. Godfrey, second by Mr. Zimmerman) passed unanimously; subsequent individual motions were made by council members as recorded on the consent items and passed without recorded opposition.

Ending: These routine approvals conclude the consent portion of the council—s July 23 meeting.