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Maple Bluff board approves resolution repudiating racial covenants in property records
Summary
Trustees unanimously passed Resolution 2026‑04 to repudiate historical racial and discriminatory covenants recorded in some property plats and asked staff to educate residents on the statutory repudiation process.
The Village of Maple Bluff Board of Trustees voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 2026‑04, repudiating racial and discriminatory covenants that remain on some property records.
Trustee Laura Pep said she learned about the issue through local outreach and county‑level education efforts and explained that Wisconsin law provides a process to record repudiations on land records. She noted that the Realtors Association has a grant to cover recording costs in some cases and encouraged staff to prepare a short newsletter article explaining how residents can check whether their property is affected and request repudiation assistance.
The resolution passed on a voice vote.
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