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Votes at a glance: council approves minutes, multiple licenses, alley reconstruction, appointment and other consent items

3429376 · May 20, 2025
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Summary

The Waukesha City Council approved minutes, consent-agenda items including numerous liquor and business licenses, an alley reconstruction contract and a mayoral reappointment during its May 20 meeting; motions passed as recorded during the meeting.

The Waukesha City Council recorded several formal votes during its May 20 meeting. Below are the key actions the council approved as part of consent items and individual motions.

Votes at a glance - Approval of minutes from May 6, 2025: Motion made and seconded; council approved the minutes. - Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda except for specified items removed for later consideration; the remaining consent items were unanimously approved. - Licenses and renewals (City Clerk/O&L packet): The council approved multiple retail and liquor licenses (detailed list read into the record), including licenses for Aspen Sky (full-service retail permanent application not removed), Backstreet Pub, Hilltop Pub, Chef Jack's, Historic Courthouse 1893, Plaza Garibaldi, Good Harvest Market, Meyer's Store, Meijer gas and store locations, Sunset Bowl and others; several license items with clerical issues were held for later correction. - Alley reconstruction (Alley No. 92): Board of Public Works recommended award to Wandell Contractors in the amount of $359,730.70; council approved the low bid. - Mayoral appointment: The council approved the mayor’s reappointment of Chad O'Donnell to the Board of Public Works and Transit Commission.

The items above were recorded in the meeting minutes as approved; where individual items were removed from consent for later correction, staff indicated they will return at a future meeting.