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Waldo board adopts updated building-construction ordinance to allow village commercial inspections
Summary
The Village of Waldo approved Ordinance 2025-02 to repeal and recreate Chapter 67, enabling the village building inspector to perform commercial inspections as required by the state; trustees approved the ordinance after Clerk/Treasurer Lisa Gillette explained the state-required step.
The Village of Waldo Board of Trustees voted Jan. 13 to adopt Ordinance 2025-02, which repeals and recreates Chapter 67: Building Construction to comply with a state requirement enabling the village building inspector to perform commercial inspections.
Clerk/Treasurer Lisa Gillette told trustees the ordinance is a required step under state guidance to establish the village building inspector’s authority for commercial inspections. Trustee Dennis Reinemann moved to approve the ordinance and Trustee Jerry Hammarlund seconded; the motion carried.
Board members did not record further amendments or a roll-call vote in the minutes. The ordinance’s adoption places the village code in alignment with state inspection requirements and is intended to allow local commercial inspections to be handled by the designated village inspector rather than outsourcing them.
The board did not specify an effective date in the minutes; Clerk Gillette presented the ordinance and the measure passed during the meeting. Trustees indicated no additional changes were requested at the time of the vote.
