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Council unanimously approves liquor-agent changes, Hidden Valley final plat and board reappointments

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Summary

At the July 23 meeting the council approved routine consent and action items: minutes and claims, two Class A liquor-agent changes for GPM Southeast LLC, final plat approval for Hidden Valley Phase 1 and reappointments to the library board and city plan commission.

The Fond du Lac City Council unanimously approved consent and action items on July 23, including license-agent changes, a subdivision final plat and board reappointments.

What passed: Council approved the consent agenda (07/09/2025 minutes, closed-session minutes and list of claims dated 07/16/2025) by motion of Mr. Godfrey, seconded by Mr. Zimmerman. The council approved changes of agent for Class A intoxicating liquor and Class A fermented malt licenses for GPM Southeast LLC (agents named Regina Nevinsky/Navinsky) for two store locations (1304 Old County Road V and 351 Fond du Lac Avenue) on motions that passed unanimously. The council also approved Resolution No. 9194, the final plat for Hidden Valley Phase 1 subdivision (introduced by Community Development Director Benson) and Resolution No. 9195 reappointments for the Fond du Lac Public Library Board and City Plan Commission, with reappointments recommended by City Manager Moore (Julie Schroeder to the library board; Brad Leonard to the planning commission). Motions and seconds were recorded on the public record and votes were unanimous.

Why it matters: These actions finalize routine licensing, land-planning and board-appointment items needed for development approvals and continued municipal operation. The final plat ensures subdivision compliance with drainage, road and lot requirements noted by the city engineer; the reappointments maintain board membership continuity.

Next steps: No further council action on these items was requested during the meeting.