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Council approves two board appointments and reauthorizes industrial-park land sale
Summary
On April 23 the Fond du Lac City Council unanimously approved three resolutions: reappointing Lisa Mick to the advisory park board (Res. 9174), appointing Misty Snyder to the board of appeals (Res. 9175), and authorizing a revised sale resolution for a West Industrial Park parcel to reflect the buyer's LLC name change (Res. 9176).
The Fond du Lac City Council voted unanimously on April 23 to approve three routine resolutions: a reappointment, an appointment and an authorization to proceed with a previously approved land sale with an updated buyer name.
Resolution 9174 reappointed Lisa Mick to the advisory park board. City Manager Mr. Moore introduced the item and said, "This is a reappointment for Lisa Mick. She served 1 term already on the park board and graciously has volunteered to step up for another term. So I recommend her reappointment." Councilmember Mr. Zimmerman moved the resolution and Mr. Schussler seconded; the council voted to approve it unanimously.
Resolution 9175 appointed Misty Snyder to the Board of Appeals. Mr. Moore recommended Snyder, saying she is a banker and "has, an attention to detail that I think fits this, understands the importance of zoning." The motion by Mr. Mullen and second by Miss Leering passed unanimously.
Resolution 9176 authorized a sale of land in the West Industrial Park. Community Development Director Miss Benson told the council the buyer had changed its LLC name since the prior approval. "...we were getting ready to work out our closing for the real estate transaction they change their LLC from TDI machining LLC to better than gold. And because this is a real estate transaction and names mean something. We need to redo the resolution to represent the title of the company that they which to buy the property. Nothing else has changed. Sale price is the same," Benson said. Mr. Schussler moved the resolution and Mr. Heisler seconded; the council approved it unanimously.
All three votes were recorded as passing unanimously by voice vote during the meeting; no roll-call vote-by-name was recorded in the transcript. The council took no additional conditions or amendments on any of the three items.
The council then moved on to the evening's presentation items.
