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At a glance: East Troy board actions on Dec. 15 — consent agenda, land purchases, ordinance and closed session
Summary
Trustees approved the consent agenda (removing an ineligible election inspector), adopted ordinance 2025‑12 (noise code amendment), authorized purchase resolutions for lots in the East Troy Business Park, adopted the 2026 fee schedule, appointed officials to a new business park association and voted to enter closed session on real‑estate negotiations.
The Village of East Troy board took a series of routine and substantive actions on Dec. 15. Key votes and formal actions included:
- Consent agenda: Trustees approved the consent agenda after removing Megan Quandt from the election inspector list because she resides in another county. (Motion carried.)
- Ordinance: Trustees adopted Ordinance 2025‑12 amending the municipal code section related to noise enforcement. (Motion carried.)
- Land purchases and appointments: The board approved Resolution 2025‑19 to purchase a parcel in the East Troy Business Park from Marcus Consolidated LLC and Resolution 2025‑21 to purchase four additional lots in the business park. Trustees also appointed village officials to serve on the East Troy Business Park Association effective upon the village’s property closing.
- Fee schedule: Trustees approved the 2026 municipal fee schedule with identified changes; staff was directed to return proposed ordinance updates where necessary.
- Sewer rates and financial policy: The board approved a $14.50 quarterly sewer rate increase for 2026 and directed staff to continue long‑term financial planning.
- Closed session: At the end of the meeting trustees voted unanimously to move into closed session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(e) to discuss negotiation strategy and bargaining posture on proposed development and offers to purchase village property.
The board did not record detailed roll‑call vote tallies for all motions in the public transcript beyond the affirmations and 'motion carries' statements. Staff will follow up on procurement and closed‑session items as required.
