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Votes at a glance: Reedsburg City Council meeting actions
Summary
A summary of formal actions taken by the Reedsburg City Council at the meeting, including consent agenda approvals, two certified survey map resolutions and contract awards.
The Reedsburg City Council took several formal actions at its meeting. Key outcomes are listed below; where the meeting record did not include roll-call tallies, items were approved by voice vote.
• Consent agenda: Approved minutes of the Feb. 17, 2025 meeting and approved temporary Class B retailer licenses for Reedsburg JC's events (Hunter’s Night Out, November 2025; Butterfest, June 2025) to be held at Reedsburg Lions JC's building, 1403 Viking Drive. Motion to approve: moved by Adam Caney; seconded by Jason Schulte. Outcome: approved (voice vote).
• Webb Fund sponsorship: Approved one $5,000 sponsorship from the Herbert Webb Fund for the Reedsburg Area Medical Center capital campaign (one room plaque). Motion: Adam Caney; second: Mike Gargano. Outcome: approved (voice vote).
• Planning Commission items: Approved Resolution 4270-25, Certified Survey Map for 1215 Furman Drive (Parcel 276-2093-32400). Motion: Knudson; second: Hyde. Outcome: approved (voice vote). Approved Resolution 4571-25, Certified Survey Map for 137 and 139 Lois Drive (Parcels 276-2559-00000 and 276-2559-10000) to split a duplex into two separately owned units. Motion: Kane; second: Peterson. Outcome: approved (voice vote).
• Parks and Rec contract award: Approved notice of award to T and M General Contractors for the Gathering Place restroom building (low bid with selected alternates reported at about $251,316). Motion: Phil Peterson; second: Jason Schulte. Outcome: approved (voice vote). The city had budgeted $200,000 for the project; staff said a Vibrant Spaces grant of $50,000 is pending and park impact fees plus capital funds would cover a shortfall if necessary.
Where the transcript records only a voice vote, individual member votes were not listed in the public meeting text. Recorded motions and seconder names are drawn from the meeting record; financial figures are reported as provided by staff during the meeting.
