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Muskego council approves routine permits, plats and code updates; several items pass by voice vote
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Muskego council approved a preliminary plat for Golfview Estates, license renewals, a DNR 208 compliance resolution, a change of agent for the Muskego Moose Lodge, and Ordinance 1509 on polling places; most items passed by voice vote.
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The Muskego Common Council handled a series of routine agenda items on June 16, approving a preliminary plat, license renewals and several code- and compliance-related measures.
Key votes and outcomes:
- Resolution 044-2026: Approval of a preliminary plat for Golfview Estates subdivision — motion passed by voice vote.
- Resolution 047-2026: Approval of various license renewals for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 — passed by voice vote on a positive finance committee recommendation.
- Resolution 048-2026: Wisconsin DNR 208 compliance maintenance resolution for 2025 (utility-rate certification) — passed by voice vote.
- Ordinance 1509: Second reading to amend Chapter 30 (polling places) — passed unanimously on second reading.
- Change of agent approval: Change of agent for Shirley Knight for Muskego Moose Lodge No. 1057 (DBA Muskego Moose Lodge) on Janesville Road — approved.
Ordinance 1510 (amendments to municipal code on public waters and beaches, clarifying boat-launch and parking enforcement) was presented in first reading with staff (Megan) summarizing the expanded code language; the council invited follow-up questions prior to final action. Council adjourned after committee reports and a festival update.
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