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Votes at a glance: committee approves consent agenda and a police residency-exception request
Summary
The committee approved the consent agenda by voice vote and approved a residency-exception request for the police department in closed session; the residency exception will be placed on the council consent agenda for final approval at the next meeting.
The committee approved the consent agenda by voice vote and later approved a residency-exception request for the police department following a closed-session review.
A committee member moved to approve the consent agenda; the motion was seconded and the chair called for a voice vote. The chair recorded 'Aye' and declared the consent agenda approved.
Before taking up the residency-exception request, the chair read a closed-session notice citing "section 19.851 F of Wisconsin statute" and said the subject to be considered was the residency-exception request for the police department. A motion to convene into closed session carried after members recorded 'Aye' (named 'Norell,' 'Beeman' and 'Cummings' were recorded as voting 'Aye').
After the closed session the committee considered the item listed in the agenda as 'five-nine 0 9 (Residency Exception Request for Police Department).' A motion to approve the residency exception was made and seconded; the committee voted 'Aye.' The chair said the item will be placed on the council consent agenda for final approval at the next council meeting.
No formal roll-call tally with full member-by-member votes was read into the public record for the residency-exception approval; the committee recorded the outcome as approved and directed that it be forwarded to the full council on the consent agenda.
