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Cudahy council approves road project awards, ordinances and resolutions in unanimous votes
Summary
At its April 5 meeting the Cudahy Common Council approved awards for Packard Avenue and City Hall roof projects, adopted several ordinances (including adult school crossing guards), amended a special assessment hearing date, granted a temporary premises extension for La Serenata and adopted multiple resolutions recognizing acts of heroism.
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The Cudahy Common Council on April 5 approved a series of administrative and legislative items, mostly by unanimous vote.
In new business the Council approved the Recommendation of Award for Packard Avenue reconstruction (Project #2017-01) and adopted Resolution No. 7110 to exercise special powers under Wis. Stat. §66.0703 for affected properties. The Council also approved the Recommendation of Award for the City Hall Roof Replacement, Phase II (Project #2017-03).
Council members amended the public hearing date for Grange Avenue sewer and water special assessments, moving it from June 6, 2017 to May 2, 2017. The Council approved a temporary extension of premises for La Serenata (4978 S. Packard Ave.) for an event on May 5, 2017, at the request of Miguel Hernandez.
In ordinances, the Council approved Ordinance No. 2436.2 amending street use and special event permitting review. The body also approved Ordinance No. 2446 to create a provision for adult school crossing guards and Ordinance No. 2447 to remove an alley restriction from a vacated and discontinued alley.
On resolutions, the Council approved Resolution No. 6387.4 designating city depositories and adopted resolutions recognizing Rick Mostowik (No. 7107), Luann Barber (No. 7108) and Adam Behnke (No. 7109) for acts of heroism. All motions and votes recorded in the transcript were carried unanimously; the transcript does not list individual roll-call tallies.
