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Town of Breed chair urges state help on CDL exemptions, distributes handout
Summary
Phillip Christenson, chair of the Town of Breed, told the Seven Towns meeting he has contacted the Wisconsin Towns Association and state representatives about concerns with CDL exemptions and distributed an informational handout; the minutes record discussion only and no formal action was taken.
Phillip Christenson, chairperson of the Town of Breed, raised concerns about commercial driver's license (CDL) exemptions at the July 17 Seven Towns meeting. Christenson said he has contacted the Wisconsin Towns Association and state representatives to seek assistance with the issue and distributed a handout to attendees.
The minutes record that Mr. Christenson responded to audience questions but do not show a motion, referral, or formal action. No specific statutory references, proposed language, or formal requests to county or state bodies are recorded in the minutes; details were presented as an informational item and counsel or follow-up would need to be pursued outside the meeting record.
Because the minutes do not include the handout text or additional documentation, the nature of the exemption issue and any proposed solutions remain unresolved in the public record of this meeting.
