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Votes at a glance: Rothschild Village Board, April 27, 2026
Summary
A list of formal motions approved by the Village Board on April 27: minutes and licenses; Culver’s site plan; Waste Management contract amendment; village slogan; village board rules; adjourn to closed session and reconvened with no action.
The Village Board recorded the following formal actions and outcomes at its April 27, 2026 meeting:
• Approval of the Planning & Zoning Commission minutes (Feb. 23, 2026) and Village Board minutes (April 13, 2026). Motion by Luedtke, second by Stroik. Carried 7–0.
• Approval of applications, licenses and permits as presented. Motion by Jablonski, second by Luedtke. Carried 7–0.
• Approval of the Site Plan Application for Gray’s Cedar Creek, LLC (Culver’s) at 10202 Park Plaza. Motion by Schremp, second by Stroik. Carried 7–0.
• Approval of the Waste Management contract amendment 2027–2030. Motion by Schremp, second by Kennedy. Carried 7–0. The minutes note negotiated per‑container rate reductions but do not include exact figures.
• Adoption of the village slogan “Rooted in Community. Connected by Nature.” Motion by Stroik, second by Ehster. Carried 7–0.
• Motion to adjourn to closed session under Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(e) to discuss potential purchase and sale of property. Motion by Kennedy, second by Schremp; roll call unanimous in the affirmative. The board reconvened at 7:13 p.m. and the minutes state no action was taken regarding closed‑session matters.
• Approval of Village Board rules with the verbiage changes recommended by staff (reference to Robert’s Rules and consultation with the League of Wisconsin Municipalities). Motion by Kennedy, second by Stroik. Carried 7–0.
• Motion to adjourn. Motion by Schremp, second by Luedtke. Carried 7–0.
These motions and outcomes are recorded in the meeting minutes; specific dollar figures for the Waste Management amendment and a construction schedule for the Culver’s project are not listed and will require staff follow‑up.
