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Votes at a glance: Lodi Common Council, April 21, 2026
Summary
The Common Council approved a series of resolutions by voice vote or roll call, including sale of $1.87M in GO notes, a $764,000 revenue anticipation note, final contractor payment for Sauk Street, intergovernmental agreements, and a direct charge of $87,000 to water ratepayers.
The City of Lodi Common Council took votes on multiple resolutions during its April 21 meeting; all motions recorded in the minutes were approved.
Key votes and outcomes
- Resolution 26-20: Appointment of a citizen to the Common Council. Motion (Stevenson/Crow). Voice vote — all ayes. Approved.
- Resolution 26-25: Sale of approximately $1,870,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes to fund Fair Street, a skeeter brush truck for the Lodi Area Fire Department, and DOT Hwy 60 downtown work. Motion (Stevenson/Crow). Voice vote — all ayes. Approved.
- Resolution 26-26: Sale of an approximately $764,000 Sewerage, Water and Electric System Revenue Anticipation Note (updated from $755,000 to $764,000). Motion (Stevenson/Crow). Roll call recorded; minutes list Kutz, Flanagan, Crow, Ripp, Stevenson and Heller as 'Aye'. Approved.
- Resolution 26-27: Final pay request #5 to A-1 Excavating for the Sauk Street Project. Motion (Stevenson/Ripp). Roll call recorded; minutes list votes as 'Aye'. Approved.
- Resolution 26-28: Cost-sharing and reimbursement agreement with the Town of Lodi for Fair Street. Motion (Stevenson/Heller). Voice vote — all ayes. Approved.
- Resolution 26-29: Agreement with the Town of West Point to finance the skeeter brush truck with West Point reimbursing the city over five years. Motion (Crow/Ripp). Voice vote — all ayes. Approved.
- Resolution 26-30: Agreement with the Lodi and Lake Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce to assume responsibility for Main Street flags (replacing American Legion). Motion (Flanagan/Heller). Voice vote — all ayes. Approved.
- Resolution 26-31: Authorize direct charge of approximately $87,000 in public fire protection to water ratepayers (updated language following PSC guidance). Motion (Heller/Ripp). Voice vote — all ayes. Approved.
The minutes record motions, seconds and vote method (voice vote or roll call) for each item. The council scheduled May 19 for the award of the promissory note sale and listed an estimated closing date of June 16.
