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Germantown board approves consent agenda and election appointments; considers rezoning
Summary
At its July 6 meeting the Germantown Village Board approved routine consent items and appointed election inspectors and central count officials; it considered but did not approve a rezoning and conditional-use permit for a Meeker Hill property.
Germantown — The Village Board on July 6 approved its consent agenda, including the June 15 meeting minutes and a temporary Class B beer license for the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce after-hours event on July 15.
Trustees also approved the appointment of election inspectors and central count election officials for the remainder of the February term by voice vote.
Later in the agenda the board debated a rezoning and conditional-use permit request for a 2.1-acre parcel on Meeker Hill Lane. Planning staff explained that the parcel’s prior tree-service operation was recorded as an illegal nonconforming use with multiple code violations and that the planning commission had recommended denial; the board ultimately did not approve the request. A precise roll-call vote total was not recorded in the meeting transcript.
President Robert Satterberg opened the meeting with brief community updates about July 4 activities and the Fond Du Lac/Division roundabout project; the meeting adjourned at about 7:20 p.m.
