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Votes at a glance: Waupaca council approves sewer assessment, rec plan, prosecutor appointment; other items pass
Summary
The council approved a final sanitary sewer assessment (Resolution 1580), a preliminary Elm Street assessment (Resolution 1589), the comprehensive outdoor recreation plan (Resolution 1590), and appointed Dretske Law Office as municipal prosecutor; license reports were also approved.
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At its regular meeting, the Waupaca Common Council recorded several roll-call votes and motions.
- Resolution 1580 (final resolution authorizing sanitary sewer extension and levying special assessments against benefited property): Moved by Hagen, seconded by Peterson. Roll-call vote: 10 ayes; motion carried. Affected properties will receive invoices with a 30-day pay option or may have the assessment placed on tax bills amortized over eight years at an interest rate of 2% over the city's current borrow rate.
- Resolution 1589 (preliminary resolution declaring intent to levy special assessments under municipal police power, statute 66.0703, for Elm Street sewer): Moved and seconded; roll-call vote: 10 ayes; motion carried. Staff said a final resolution will return after public review.
- Resolution 1590 (adoption of the City of Waupaca Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 2026'2030): Moved by Martin, seconded by Olsen. Roll-call vote: 10 ayes; motion carried.
- Appointment of Dretske Law Office for municipal prosecutor (attorney Luke Drutsky introduced): Motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote: 10 ayes; motion carried. Staff said prior contract with the former municipal prosecutor was not renewed and no local proposals were received during solicitation.
- License report #1743 (dance hall licenses) and license report #1744 (operators/bartender licenses) were approved by motion and voice vote.
Separately, a council motion that would have blocked staff action on vehicle transfers until a finalized lease was provided failed on roll-call (2 ayes, 8 noes).

