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Votes at a glance: Oconomowoc council actions Jan. 25, 2025
Summary
The Oconomowoc Common Council approved minutes, consent items, several resolutions and permits at its Jan. 25 meeting; key actions included adoption of a wellhead protection ordinance, approval of two fireworks displays at DockHounds stadium and acceptance of an annexation petition.
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At its Jan. 25 meeting the Oconomowoc Common Council recorded the following formal actions. Where a mover or seconder was recorded in the meeting transcript those names are shown; where the record did not clearly name the mover or seconder the field is recorded as “not specified.” All recorded roll-call votes below passed unless noted otherwise.
- Approval of minutes: The council approved minutes for Dec. 30, 2024 and Jan. 7, 2025. (Mover/seconder not specified in transcript.) Vote: voice vote recorded as all in favor.
- Consent agenda: The council approved two consent-agenda items listed in the packet. Mover: Alderman Altman Kloth. Seconder: Ellis. Outcome: approved (voice vote).
- Ordinance 25-01074 (wellhead protection overlay amendment): Adopted; see full article for details. Motion to adopt recorded and roll call showed unanimous yes votes. Outcome: approved (roll call: 7 yes, 1 excused).
- Temporary-use permits for fireworks, Dachown Stadium (DockHounds) at 1011 Blue Ribbon Circle North: The council approved a temporary-use permit for two fireworks displays in 2025 (July 3 and Aug. 22 as stated by the applicant). Mover: Mulder. Seconder: Maroney. Outcome: approved (roll call: unanimous among members present). Conditions in the permit mirror those used in 2024, limit event duration to 10 minutes and cap mortar size at 2 inches; staff and applicant said they had coordinated with police, fire and nearby hospitals and would cancel the display if wind or safety concerns arose.
- Resolution 23-R-3258: Acceptance of petition for direct annexation for H E R O BSMP LLC lands at W359 N5930 Brown Street and W359 N5920 Brown Street. Mover: Ellis. Seconder: Shellpepper. Outcome: approved (roll call: unanimous among members present). Note: petition filed at the end of December, necessitating separate processing from an earlier group of annexation petitions.
- Developer agreement approval: EVAN Phase 2 developer agreement for on-site water main extension and related infrastructure. Staff said the expansion requires about 5,061 linear feet of new water main at the developer’s cost; the developer will construct and convey the new infrastructure to the city. Mover: Rosick. Seconder: Mulder. Outcome: approved (roll call: unanimous among members present). Councilors discussed local stormwater and flooding concerns and staff said the developer must manage on-site stormwater prior to discharge; city engineering is coordinating channel and drainage improvements in the corridor.
- Resolution 25-R-3259: Levying special assessment for Johnson sewer and water laterals (three parcels south of the bridge along Concord Road). Staff said the property owner allowed staging for the street project and will be specially assessed for the construction costs (roughly $48,000 total). Mover: Mulder. Seconder: Alderman Altman Kloth. Outcome: approved (roll call: unanimous among members present).
No recorded votes failed or were tabled during the meeting. Several items, including the Mont Bijou rezoning request, were continued to future meetings for additional hearings or plan-commission recommendation.
The council also handled routine administrative matters and closed the meeting after aldermanic and mayoral comments.

