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Votes at a glance: Wausau Finance Committee, May 27, 2025

3528059 · May 27, 2025
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Summary

A quick list of motions and outcomes from the Wausau Finance Committee meeting on May 27, 2025, including minutes approval, permit fee waivers, CDBG plan approval, stage-fee update, airport hangar lease, and temporary terminal funding.

Below are the motions, movers/seconders where recorded, and outcomes from the Wausau Finance Committee meeting on May 27, 2025. All items were approved by voice vote unless otherwise noted.

1) Minutes of the May 13, 2025 meeting — Motion to approve minutes (mover: Alder Henke; seconder: Alder Gisselman). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

2) Waive fees for a fireworks display permit and temporary Class B picnic license for the Man of Honor annual raffle event — Motion introduced from the floor (mover: Alder Gisselman; seconder: Alder Tierney). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

3) Approve the 2025 CDBG program year and the 2025–2029 consolidated plan — Motion (mover: Alder Henke; seconder: Alder McElhinney). Outcome: approved by voice vote. Final HUD allocation stated as $578,864.

4) Additions to the comprehensive fee schedule for portable stage and stage canopy (outside-city fees) — Motion (mover: Alder Gisselman; seconder: Alder McElhinney). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

5) Approve land lease and private hangar construction at the southeast corner of the apron (dimension amended to 120 by 120 feet) — Motion (mover: Alder Gisselman; seconder: Alder Tierney). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

6) Authorize up to $75,000 in temporary sponsor-only funding for the airport terminal project if FAA reimbursement is delayed — Motion (mover: Alder Tierney; seconder: Alder Henke). Outcome: approved by voice vote.

Footnote: The meeting record shows voice votes and unanimous “aye” responses recorded for each motion; no roll-call tallies or recorded dissent were included in the committee minutes provided in the transcript.