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North Fond du Lac trustees approve 2026–27 licenses and committee assignments, accept staff reports
Summary
At its June 15 meeting, the North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees approved multiple operator and retail license renewals for 2026–27, confirmed appointments to boards and commissions, received weekly staff reports from Administrator Nick Leonard and department heads, and adjourned at 6:30 p.m.
The Village of North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees met June 15, 2026, and approved a package of routine business including minutes, invoices and a slate of license renewals for the 2026–27 licensing period.
Administrator Nick Leonard and department heads delivered the weekly staff report and updates from county board members before the board took up the consent agenda. The board approved operator and retail license renewals for local establishments such as Station Prospect, RStore (RSTORE #4513), Dollar General, Charlie’s Banquet Hall and Pub, The Last Shot, The Stretch Restaurant, Cannonballs Sports Bar and Los Compadres Meat Market; the consent motion passed on a voice vote recorded as 5 ayes after Trustee Chuck Hornung moved and Trustee Gary Schaub seconded.
The trustees reviewed and confirmed appointments to municipal bodies, including the Board of Zoning Appeals (John Tillman, Ken Giebel, Glen Mathes, Dave Bell), Plan Commission (Sherry Behnke as chair, Mike Will, Don Schneider), Library Board (Cheri Hansen, Jeff McAndrew), Administrative Rules Appeals Board (Gary Schaub) and Tree Board (Josh Weimer, John Duffy). Trustee Gary Schaub moved to approve the assignments, Trustee Mike Will seconded, and the motion carried 5–0.
The board also approved a set of license classifications (Class B, Combination Class A, dance hall, tobacco/e-cigarette, non-intoxicating beverage, and manufactured home park licenses) for the coming year; the board’s approval of the license list was made subject to final staff inspections, on a motion by Trustee John Duffy and second by Trustee Chuck Hornung, and recorded as 5 ayes.
There were no substantive deliberations recorded in the provided minutes beyond the listed approvals. The meeting adjourned at 6:30 p.m. after a motion from Trustee Mike Will, seconded by Trustee Chuck Hornung, which passed 5–0.
What happens next: Items approved on the consent agenda and the 2026–27 licenses will proceed subject to any final inspections noted by staff; future agendas may include citizen-requested items if submitted according to the board’s citizen participation rules.
