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Council approves fireworks, property-valuation and transit resolutions; several other routine measures pass
Summary
The Oshkosh Common Council on Feb. 25 passed a set of resolutions including requests to state lawmakers on fireworks enforcement and property revaluation, approved adjustments to paratransit hours and several local planning and budget items.
The Oshkosh Common Council voted Feb. 25 on a package of resolutions that included requests to state lawmakers and local operational changes.
The council unanimously approved a resolution asking the state legislature to standardize fireworks permitting and enforcement, and another asking the state to allow municipalities to use prior-year property valuations or to delay implementation of new revaluation numbers. The council also approved a change to GoTransit’s paratransit hours, set a public hearing for a Marion Road right-of-way vacation, approved a Bone Street layout, and adopted a $4,800 budget amendment in the fire special revenue fund.
The fireworks resolution asks state lawmakers to require municipalities to issue fireworks…
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