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Browerville council approves multiple ordinance publications, fee changes and contractor payments
Summary
At its May 14 meeting, the Browerville City Council unanimously approved a series of resolutions to publish new and amended ordinances, amended the fee schedule to include those fees, and authorized contractor payment and a change order for the Creamery Avenue/Creamery Bridge project.
Acting Mayor Christopher Minor convened the Browerville City Council at 7:00 p.m. on May 14, 2025. The council unanimously approved a slate of routine motions, including resolutions to authorize summary publication of several new and amended ordinances and an amendment to the 2025 fee schedule.
The council adopted Resolution 20250514-1 acknowledging donations and approved resolutions authorizing summary publication for: New Ordinance Title 3, Chapter 6 (Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Merchants), New Ordinance Title 3, Chapter 6 (Rental Unit Registration), Amendment to Ordinance Title 4, Chapter 4 (Nuisances), New Ordinance Title 8, Chapter 3 (Property Maintenance Code), New Ordinance Title 8, Chapter 4 (Dwelling Maintenance Code), and Amendment to Ordinance Title 1, Chapter 4 (General penalty). Council then approved Resolution 20250514-8 to amend the 2025 fee schedule to incorporate fees associated with the new ordinances. Motions were made by various council members and carried unanimously (recorded as "CU"). The council had four members present (Acting Mayor Christopher Minor, Council Members Joshua Goertz, Madison Rickbeil and Sue Wiersgalla); Mayor Hannah Wieshalla was absent.
The approvals authorize the city to proceed with required summary publication steps for the listed ordinances and to update the fee schedule accordingly. The motions were procedural approvals recorded as unanimous according to the meeting minutes; specific effective dates for any ordinances were not specified in the minutes.
The meeting also included routine consent and department-report approvals, and it adjourned at 7:52 p.m.
