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Schaefer moves to authorize city attorney to seek Wisconsin Supreme Court review in OCR case; motion passes unanimously

Not specified in transcript · April 7, 2026
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Schaefer moved to authorize the city attorney to file a petition for review with the Wisconsin Supreme Court in an OCR case; a participant seconded the motion and it passed by unanimous voice vote. The transcript does not specify the OCR case details or the exact vote tally.

Schaefer moved to authorize the city attorney to file a petition for review with the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the OCR case, and the motion passed unanimously.

Schaefer, who identified themself by name in the record, proposed that the city pursue review: “I would move to authorize city attorney file a petition for review with the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the OCR case.” A participant who is not named in the transcript said, “I’ll second.”

The chair called for comments and, after none were offered, asked for a voice vote: “Hearing none, all those in favor of approving the motion to authorize the city attorney to file a petition for review with the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the OCR case, please say I.” The assembly responded in the affirmative and the chair declared, “Motion passes unanimously.” The transcript does not include individual vote counts or the name of the seconder, and it does not provide further details identifying the OCR matter being referenced.

The action recorded authorizes the city attorney to proceed with filing for review at the Wisconsin Supreme Court; the transcript does not include a timeline for filing, any legal arguments offered on the record, or additional instructions to staff. The meeting then moved on after the vote.