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Votes at a glance: consent agenda and two CIP amendments pass at Marathon County meeting
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda (items D12–D17) unanimously and passed two CIP amendments — resolution 31-26 (smoke curtain replacement) and resolution 32-26 (JACE approval) — with recorded roll calls; one required a two-thirds majority and passed.
At the close of Marathon County’s budget-orientation meeting, the board took procedural actions and approved several capital-amendment resolutions.
The consent agenda covering items D12 through D17 was moved by Supervisor Drebeck, seconded by Supervisor Cavelli, and approved by roll-call voice votes recorded as 'I' from the supervisors present; the clerk announced the motion carried unanimously.
Two CIP amendments were considered and approved:
- Resolution 31-26 (amend 2026 CIP funding for smoke curtain replacement): Motion by Supervisor Watson, second by Supervisor Grryer. The clerk announced a two-thirds-majority vote was required. The roll call recorded a majority of 'I' votes and the motion carried; the clerk noted the outcome was not unanimous.
- Resolution 32-26 (amend 2026 CIP for JACE approval): Motion by Supervisor Cavelli, second by Supervisor P. The clerk entered the resolution into the meeting manager; roll call reflected sufficient 'I' votes and the motion carried, though the clerk recorded it was not unanimous.
The clerk recorded roll-call responses during votes (examples in sequence): "Harststead: I," "Supervisor Hagen: I," "Supervisor Jensen: I," "Supervisor Hapa: I," "Supervisor Radkkey: I," "Supervisor Ha: I." (Transcript roll-call lines contain some garbled spellings; the clerk’s announced votes were recorded as affirmative for a majority of board members.)
Staff were directed to enter resolutions into the meeting manager, update the CIP schedule, and return required documentation to HR Finance for follow-up.
