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Council disallows notice of claim by Jared Bannon under state statute

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Summary

The council voted to disallow a notice of claim for damages filed by Jared Bannon pursuant to the Wisconsin statute cited in the meeting packet, following staff recommendation and counsel advice.

Port Washington — The Common Council on May 20 voted to disallow a notice of claim for damages submitted by Jared Bannon pursuant to the Wisconsin statute cited in the meeting materials.

City staff (Melissa, name provided in the record) presented the staff recommendation to disallow the claim and referred to the memo included in the council packet. The staff recommendation was made “upon advice of counsel.” Melissa invited questions; none were recorded. The council moved to disallow the claim, seconded and approved the motion by voice vote.

Per the meeting agenda, the claim was presented under the Wisconsin statute cited in the packet (transcript references Wisconsin state statute 893.8, subsection 1(g) as the statutory basis). The council’s disallowance means the claimant’s next available remedies are governed by state law regarding disallowed municipal claims.