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Votes at a glance: West Allis Common Council and committees, June 10, 2025

3806537 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

Summary of committee recommendations, motions and roll‑call actions recorded at the June 10 West Allis meeting, including referral of two consent items to Public Safety Committee, contract and public‑works approvals, license actions, and committee report adoptions.

The West Allis Common Council and its committees recorded the following formal actions on June 10, 2025. This itemizes motions, resolutions and committee recommendations that were moved or adopted during the meeting. Where the record gives a roll call, the vote is noted; where the record shows a voice vote with no tally, the outcome is noted as carried.

- Referral of consent agenda items 3 and 7 to the Public Safety Committee: Mover Alderman Haas; voice vote — motion carried.

- Approval of the consent agenda excluding items 3 and 7: Mover Alderman Haas; roll call 9–0 in favor — motion carried.

- Approval of May 20, 2025 Common Council minutes: Mover Alderman Haas; voice vote — approved.

- Reappointment: Amy Herron reappointed to the Police and Fire Commission (announcement following committee action). No roll‑call vote recorded in the excerpt; the chair congratulated her after approval.

Public works committee (committee acted and council later adopted committee report): - Item 35 (Resolution 2025‑2389): Resolution to approve bid of UPI Construction LLC for water main relays in South 90 Ninth from Lincoln Avenue to West Beecher Street in the amount of $347,468.70 — committee recommendation: receive and place on file item 35 (so that the lowest responsive bidder could be approved); council voted to place item 35 on file (recorded in committee and adopted by council).

- Item 36 (companion water‑main relay bid): Committee determined a bidder’s omission of an obsolete form did not require rejection and recommended approval of the lowest responsive bidder (item 36) instead of item 35; motion in committee to approve item 36 carried. Council later adopted the public works committee report and approved item 36 as recommended (roll call adoption: 9–0).

- Item 37 (Resolution 2025‑2394): Resolution to approve an agreement between the City of West Allis and City Water LLC for management and maintenance services for the water utility not to exceed $45,000 — moved and approved in committee; council adopted the committee report (roll call 9–0).

Public safety committee and licensing actions: - Item 44: Operator’s license (bartender) renewal for Michael Stempel — committee reviewed his record (including an OWI in 2024 and completion of court‑ordered alcohol assessment and counseling); committee moved approval and it was granted (voice vote recorded in committee; council adopted committee report endorsing committee actions).

- Item 45: Notice of intention not to renew certain retail alcohol licenses because of indebtedness to a wholesaler (cited Wisconsin Statutes regarding indebtedness and renewal). The committee authorized sending a notice of intent not to renew (clerk to mail notice, allowing ~20 days to request a hearing). Motion to proceed as outlined by the clerk carried in committee.

- Item 46: Class A/B/C alcohol license renewals — committee moved approval; motion carried.

Administrative and other committee adoptions: - Economic development committee recommended granting and adoption of multiple items (38–43) with an amended Sunday hours condition for one license (Sunday–Saturday 8 a.m.–2 a.m.); council adopted the committee report (roll call 9–0).

- Public safety committee recommended holding items 3 and 7 until the July 15 meeting to allow staff time to draft implementation details for a new state law; council approved that postponement (voice vote recorded as carried; the committee report adopting the hold was later approved by the full council).

Adjournment: The council approved a motion to stand adjourned until the next scheduled meeting on July 15, 2025.

Notes: Many committee decisions were presented to and adopted by the full council through committee reports; where roll‑call votes were recorded on adoption of committee reports the count reported in the record was 9 in favor, 0 opposed.