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Public Safety Committee denies new operator application for Tyler Richards for nonappearance
Summary
The Public Safety Committee moved to deny a new operator/tender class B application for Tyler Richards on grounds of nonappearance; committee voted to deny the application.
The City of West Allis Public Safety Committee considered application item I‑25, a new operator/tender Class B application for Tyler Richards. The committee moved to deny the application based on the applicant’s nonappearance and records associated with the application.
A member motioned "to deny based on non appearance and the records of the applicant," and the motion was seconded and adopted by the committee. The transcript records the motion and the committee chair’s call for a vote; the denial was entered on the record.
The committee noted Richards did have a valid driver’s license, but the nonappearance and record review formed the basis for denial in the committee action.
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