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Votes at a glance: March 3 Monona City Council actions and outcomes
Summary
Summary of formal council actions taken March 3, 2025: consent agenda approved; East Broadway GDP adopted; Angle Street vacation, CSM correction instrument and 5600 Gishol Drive easement cleanup approved (each with contingencies as noted); World Migratory Bird Day resolution and two appointments approved.
The Monona City Council took the following formal actions on March 3, 2025.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote (items not separately listed in transcript excerpt).
- Resolution (approx.) 205-2-278: Approve general development plan (GDP) for approximately 1200–1212 East Broadway by Northpointe Development Corporation — approved (second reading). Roll call in the transcript records ayes from Alder Humbert, Alder Moore and Alder Brunson.
- Resolution 20 4-11-27 53: Vacate a portion of Angle Street east of Gisholtz (related to Topgolf). Motion amended to be subject to Planner Plowman and the city attorney’s approval; motion approved by voice vote.
- Resolution 25-3-27-84: Approve a correction instrument removing Wisconsin DOT requirements placed on an existing certified survey map (CSM) for the Topgolf site — approved by voice vote. Staff said a statewide ruling had rendered the DOT setbacks unlawful and a state representative had signed the instrument.
- Resolution (approx.) affecting 5600 Gishol Drive: Approve release/re-grant of certain utility easements for CSM recording; approval amended to be contingent on Public Works Committee review — approved as amended by voice vote.
- Resolution recognizing World Migratory Bird Day (resolution 25-3-27-80): Approved by voice vote. Staff noted it supports the city’s Bird City Wisconsin application and helps with grant applications and sustainability goals.
- Appointments: Alex Fortney appointed to the Community Media Committee (term through April, completing another member’s term); Dr. Tanya Frederick appointed as the School District representative to the Library Board (term through June 2026). Motion to approve appointments passed by voice vote.
Notes on recorded votes vs. voice votes: Several items were approved by voice vote; where the transcript recorded individual roll-call responses those names are listed above. Where a roll call or named tally was not recorded in the excerpt, the outcome is reported as approved by voice vote.
