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Royalton council vacates portion of South Elm Street after brief public hearing
Summary
After a short public hearing with no speakers, the Royalton City Council adopted Resolution 2-10-26-1 to vacate a section of South Elm Street; the council reviewed a historical survey and voted unanimously to approve the vacation upon request.
The Royalton City Council closed a brief public hearing and adopted Resolution 2-10-26-1 on Feb. 10 to vacate a portion of South Elm Street at the request on file with the city. The hearing was opened at 7:15 p.m.; no members of the public spoke during the hearing and it was closed at 7:19 p.m.
Councilors reviewed a historical survey of the area proposed for vacation before voting. Lanners moved to adopt Resolution 2-10-26-1; Sowada seconded the motion and the council recorded all members voting aye.
The minutes note an earlier attempt by Planning & Zoning Chair Greg Gallus to reach property owner Rob Just about a separate rezoning inquiry along Hickory Street; Gallus reported no return response. The record does not specify additional conditions attached to the street vacation resolution or subsequent steps such as recording instructions or utility easement clarifications. Those administrative follow-ups were not discussed on the record and would be handled by city staff as needed.
Because there was no public comment at the hearing, the council’s action was completed without oral testimony. The resolution takes effect per city recording practices and the council’s procedural rules; staff will execute the administrative steps required to finalize the vacation.
