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Edgerton council unanimously approves routine finance and contract actions, $260,000 transfer and developer-agreement amendments
Summary
At its July 21, 2025 meeting the Edgerton Common Council approved routine minutes, several Finance Committee recommendations including $295,569.82 in bills and payroll and a $260,000 transfer to capital projects, and an amendment to the developer agreement for 407 N Main St. All recorded votes were unanimous.
Mayor Christopher Lund called the City of Edgerton Common Council to order at 7:00 p.m. on July 21, 2025. City Clerk Wendy Loveland confirmed the meeting agendas were posted on July 18 at City Hall, the library, the post office and the city website.
A motion to accept the meeting agenda, moved by Council member Candy Davis and seconded by Council member Michelle Crisanti, passed unanimously. A subsequent motion by Davis, seconded by Council member Tim Shaw, approved the July 7, 2025 council meeting minutes; that motion also passed on a unanimous vote.
The council approved several Finance Committee recommendations. In a 6–0 roll call vote the council approved bills and payroll totaling $295,569.82; Tim Shaw moved the motion and Shawn Prebil seconded. The council also approved the Prosecuting Attorney contract with Murphy Desmond as presented, passed Resolution 12-25 to amend the municipal court bond schedule for truancy, and authorized a transfer of $260,000 from Fund 100 (General Fund) to Fund 400 (Capital Projects Fund). Each of those Finance Committee motions passed on 6–0 roll call votes.
Council members also approved an addendum to the Cedar Corporation engineering agreement to proceed with design work for athletic fields on County F; the motion passed on a 6–0 roll call vote. The council approved an amendment to the developer agreement for 407 N Main St that, as listed in the meeting record, requires the developer to comply with conditions of Department of Natural Resources permits and to share the cost of soils testing, allows extraction of fill from the County F site, and requires the city to pay for site preparation at the Shoe Factory site. The amendment was approved on a 6–0 roll call vote after a motion by Candy Davis and a second by Shawn Prebil.
Mayor Christopher Lund’s recommendation to appoint Brennen Ruosch to the Utility Commission was approved on a Candy Davis/Michelle Crisanti motion, passed 6–0. Near the close of the meeting, a motion by Shawn Prebil, seconded by Michelle Crisanti, to adjourn from closed session passed; all voted in favor. The minutes were signed by City Clerk Wendy Loveland and later adopted on August 7, 2025.
Votes at a glance: all recorded motions in the July 21, 2025 meeting passed unanimously (6–0 roll call) unless otherwise noted in the minutes. Items approved included bills and payroll ($295,569.82), the Murphy Desmond prosecuting attorney contract, Resolution 12-25 (truancy bond schedule), a $260,000 transfer to the capital projects fund, the Cedar Corporation addendum for athletic fields design, the developer agreement amendment for 407 N Main St, and the appointment of Brennen Ruosch to the Utility Commission.
The council did not record extended debate on these items in the minutes; the record lists motions, seconders and unanimous outcomes. The meeting concluded following adjournment from closed session.
