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Council approves routine licenses, appointments and ordinances; votes at a glance
Summary
The council approved a package of routine items — including a liquor license for The Approach LLC, appointment of election officials, board appointments and zoning and traffic code amendments — and adjourned. Most motions passed unanimously.
At its Dec. 10 meeting the Fond du Lac City Council approved a set of routine resolutions, appointments and ordinances. Most measures passed unanimously.
Key actions recorded in the meeting include:
- Consent agenda (approval of November minutes and a list of claims dated Dec. 3, 2025). Motion by Mr. Mullen, second by Ms. Leering; passed unanimously.
- Liquor license: The Approach LLC (agent Tyler Lidke) for 170 North Prairie Road (inside Ledgeview bowling alley). Introduction by City Clerk Ms. Hefter; motion by Mr. Godfrey, second by Mr. Schisler; passed unanimously.
- Resolution approving election officials for the 2026–2027 term (Resolution No. 9213). Introduced by Ms. Hefter; motion by Mr. Heisler, second by Mr. Mullen; passed unanimously.
- Appointments to downtown partnership board (three nominees recommended by City Manager Mr. Moore). Motion by Mr. Schisler, second by Mr. Heisler; passed unanimously.
- Reappointments to Alcohol License Committee and Housing Authority Board (Resolution No. 9215). Motion by Mr. Mullen, second by Mr. Zimmerman; passed unanimously.
- Adoption of the 2026 Fond du Lac Area Transit Title VI civil rights policy. Presented by Transit Manager Ms. Dreher; motion by Mr. Mullen, second by Ms. Leering; passed unanimously.
- Authorization to apply for a Wisconsin Emergency Management pre-disaster flood resilience grant (up to 75% of a flood study cost). Introduced by City Engineer Mr. Johnson; motion by Mr. Heisler, second by Mr. Zimmerman; passed unanimously.
- Ordinance amendments to facilitate housing (Chapter 7.20 bulk requirements and permitted uses). Introduced by City Attorney (filling in) Ms. Hoffman; motion by Mr. Mullen, second by Mr. Heisler; passed unanimously.
- Amendments to the stop-sign code to add signs for new subdivisions and remove two earlier stop signs. Introduced by Mr. Johnson; motion by Ms. Leering, second by Mr. Zimmerman; passed unanimously.
- Adjournment. Motion by Mr. Zimmerman, second by Ms. Leering; meeting adjourned.
Where the transcript recorded the motion and second, they are listed above. The minutes show unanimous approval on each listed item but do not provide roll-call tallies with every member named in the record.
