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Council approves consent items, licenses and traffic‑code changes; supports urban forestry grant
Summary
On Sept. 21 the Superior council approved routine business items: meeting minutes, a resolution to blacktop five alleys in 2022, multiple committee appointments, a Class B liquor license for Tappan Tower LLC, a resolution supporting a Wisconsin DNR Urban Forestry Grant and traffic‑code amendments.
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The Superior Common Council voted on a slate of consent and routine items on Sept. 21, approving meeting minutes, committee reappointments, licenses and traffic‑code changes.
Key actions included approval of the meeting minutes (Item 3.1), a Public Works resolution to blacktop five alleys in 2022 and multiple committee reappointments (including Thomas E. Johnson to the Civil Service Commission and Elizabeth Norin to Parks & Recreation). The council also approved an original Class B alcohol license for "Up North to Caro Superior LLC" doing business as Tappan Tower at 1106 Tower Avenue for an October 1 start through June 30, 2022.
The council approved a resolution in support of a Wisconsin DNR Urban Forestry Grant and adopted traffic‑code ordinances adjusting stop‑sign schedules and calendar‑parking exclusions, as recommended by the Public Works Committee.
Votes were taken by voice; the meeting record shows motions carried on each of these items, with a small number of abstentions recorded on unrelated finance committee items earlier in the meeting.
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