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Council corrects mobile-home language and adopts codified city code
Summary
Council approved amendments to a manufactured-home ordinance to remove an unintended prohibition on moving mobile homes into Onalaska and adopted a codified version of the city's ordinances to align with state statutes; both were approved without recorded opposition.
The Onalaska City Council reviewed and approved ordinance 4-69 to amend prior language that unintentionally prevented the movement of any mobile home into the city. A council member explained the amendment was a corrective change to restore the city's prior practice and to leave deed-restriction enforcement to subdivisions.
Council also approved ordinance 4-70, a codification of the city's code of ordinances intended to bring the municipal code into alignment with state statutes. Staff said the codification project had been underway for about a year to ensure consistency with state law. Both items were approved after a motion and second; council recorded no opposition in the meeting segment.
Council additionally approved ordinance 4-71, an auditor-driven budget amendment for fiscal year 2024-2025. The mayor and staff characterized that item as routine and procedural.
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