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Votes at a glance: Oconomowoc council actions Oct. 21, 2025

6442043 · October 22, 2025
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Summary

The Common Council recorded multiple votes Oct. 21, including approvals for budget amendments, an audit extension, a preliminary plat and authorization of engineering for Lake Bluff Drive.

The Common Council recorded the following formal actions Oct. 21 (selected items and outcomes):

- Resolution 25‑R3316 (third‑quarter budget amendments for grants/donations covering 7/1/2025–9/30/2025): Approved by roll call (all aye). - Ordinance 25‑01111 (repeal and recreate Second Street lift station impact fee schedule; first reading and waiver of second reading was moved then voted): Council approved waiver of second reading and the ordinance (roll call recorded as aye votes). - Extension of audit contract (Baker Tilly LLP): Council approved a two‑year extension of the auditor contract under the existing RFP terms (roll call recorded as aye votes). - Approval of minutes (Oct. 7, 2025): Approved. - Plan commission items: Preliminary plat for Weston Lake Acres (109 units) — Approved by roll call (6 ayes, 2 absent). - Public services: Lake Bluff Drive extension — Council authorized engineering services to pursue permit applications and design (roll call aye). - Protection & Welfare: Ordinance 9.02 (discharging and carrying weapons) — First reading as amended passed by roll call; staff will return for second reading.

Roll calls recorded the following voting pattern on most items: Aldermen Spiegelberg, Mulder, Shellpepper, Rosick, Altman Cloth and Ellis all voted “Aye” on recorded items; Aldermen McConnell and Youngworth were excused.

Notes: Several items were discussion only and require follow‑up (Village Green bathroom scope, conditional‑use application for a cell tower, building inspection contract language). The council did not approve any project budgets for Village Green on Oct. 21 and instead requested narrower concept designs and cost estimates before any RFPs are issued.