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Council approves consent agenda, community proclamations and several permits; appoints new P&Z commissioner
Summary
On Sept. 3 the Middleton City Council approved the consent agenda, authorized a JustServe proclamation, approved the high‑school homecoming parade and waived fees, passed Resolution No. 529‑25 to surplus police TASERs, and appointed Johnny Klinger to the Planning and Zoning Commission (motion passed 3–2).
At its Sept. 3 meeting the Middleton City Council approved several routine and community items by voice vote.
Key actions: the council approved the amended agenda and the consent agenda (minutes, payroll ratification and accounts payable). The council authorized the mayor to sign a JustServe proclamation recognizing the city’s volunteer coordination via justserve.org and approved a related Sept. 11 day‑of‑service activity. The council authorized the mayor to approve Middleton High School’s homecoming parade on Sept. 18 and waived applicable fees after students outlined the route and staff confirmed police coordination and detour plans.
The council approved Resolution No. 529‑25 to surplus older TASER devices and sell them at a discounted rate to the Parma Police Department; staff noted replacement TASERs are under a new contract and cartridges for the older units are no longer available. The council approved the mayor’s appointment of Johnny Klinger to the Planning and Zoning Commission for the term 09/03/2025–09/30/2028; the motion passed 3–2 after a tie and the mayor’s tie‑breaking vote was recorded.
Votes taken at the meeting were voice votes unless otherwise noted; the council recorded one roll‑call style tally for the P&Z appointment (3–2). No binding land‑use changes or budget appropriations were approved in these items.
