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Votes at a glance: Waupaca County Board passes multiple resolutions and ordinance updates May 18, 2021
Summary
The County Board approved a suite of resolutions and ordinance changes on May 18, 2021 — including the Second Amendment affirmation, court surcharge support, zoning and sanitary ordinance amendments, park and floodplain ordinance recreations, a donation to Drug Court, right-of-way sale, and multiple appointments — all motions carried without negative votes.
At its May 18, 2021 session the Waupaca County Board approved a series of resolutions, ordinances and appointments. All listed motions carried without a negative vote; where a roll-call was recorded, votes were unanimous.
Key actions: - Resolution No. 5 (2021-22): Affirmation of Second Amendment rights — adopted by roll call (23 yes). - Resolution No. 6 (2021-22): Advisory support for a $20 increase in criminal and ordinance violation surcharge to be retained in part by clerks — adopted. - Resolution No. 7 (2021-22): Support for removing duplicate transcript filing requirements for telephone-sworn search warrants (Wis. Stat. §968.12(3)(d)) — adopted. - Resolution No. 8 (2021-22): Acceptance of a $1,500 donation from Waupaca Community Chest Inc. for the Waupaca County Drug Court — adopted. - Resolution No. 10 (2021-22): Sale of 0.426 acres of right-of-way on County Highway K to Kim A. Schroeder with retention of a permanent limited easement — adopted. - Ordinance actions: repeal/recreate Chapter 19 (Parks and Recreation), amendments to Chapter 32 (Shoreland Protection), comprehensive amendments to Chapter 34 (Zoning), Chapter 35 (Sanitary), Chapter 36 (Floodplain repealed and recreated), and Chapter 37 (Subdivision) — all adopted. - Appointments: Brian Kaminski re-appointed to Fox Valley Workforce Development Board; Redistricting Committee members appointed including Chair Koeppen and Vice Chair Poehlman.
All actions recorded in the meeting minutes indicate motions carried without negative votes; several items were accompanied by committee recommendations and statutory references. No recorded votes failed, and no items were tabled during the session. The meeting adjourned at 11:39 a.m.
