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Fennimore council approves $2.08 million in claims, passes ordinance and several appointments
Summary
At its Feb. 15 meeting the Fennimore Common Council approved $2,075,324.40 in claims and payroll, unanimously passed Ordinance #2025-02-17 to repeal and recreate Chapter 7, and approved multiple administrative items including an engagement letter with Johnson Block and the appointment of Jordon Dyer as UMMEG alternate.
The Fennimore Common Council on Feb. 15 approved $2,075,324.40 in claims and payroll and unanimously passed several measures, including Ordinance #2025-02-17 to repeal and recreate Chapter 7.
Mayor Ryan Boebel called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. and, following roll call, the council voted to approve the proof of public notice and the meeting agenda. On a motion by Streif, seconded by Sheckler, the council approved the claims and associated payroll. The total claims and account breakdown approved were $2,075,324.40, with City bills of $1,617,740.25; Utility bills $319,752.79; Sewer $39,946.65; and TIF-CDBG $97,884.71. The council also recorded gross payroll amounts of $70,684.61 (01/10/2025), $67,543.15 (01/24/2025) and $65,560.08 (02/07/2025).
On new business, the council unanimously approved Ordinance #2025-02-17 to repeal and recreate Chapter 7 (motion by Streif, second by Adam). The council also approved several administrative items on unanimous votes: appointing Jordon Dyer as the UMMEG alternate (motion by Roth, second by Sheckler); approving the Badger Book memorandum of understanding (motion by Day, second by Sheckler); approving the Property Use Agreement revisions contingent on removing Ordinance 18.055 from the paperwork (motion by Day, second by Adam); and approving an engagement letter with Johnson Block (motion by Day, second by Streif). The consent agenda earlier in the meeting included approval of an operator license for Emily McCarville and the Jan. 6, 2025 meeting minutes.
Most votes were recorded as unanimous 7-0 roll-call outcomes. Meeting minutes show motions carried by the named movers and seconders; no dissenting votes or abstentions were recorded in the minutes.
The council adjourned at 7:12 p.m. and the minutes were signed by City Clerk-Treasurer Ashley Edge and Mayor Ryan Boebel.
