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Public Safety Committee forwards Monroe High School homecoming parade application to council
Summary
The Public Safety Committee voted 3-0 to forward Monroe High School's application for a Homecoming Parade on Oct. 2 to the common council, after a staff presentation noting the organizers will use the same route as previous years because of construction around the new high school.
The Public Safety Committee voted 3-0 to recommend that the common council consider Monroe High School's application for a Homecoming Parade planned for October 2.
A staff member who presented the application told the committee, "So this application is for, the event to take place on October 2. ... They're leaving from the old high school up to the run up and around the square there." The presenter said organizers chose the previously used route largely because construction near the new high school makes alternate routings less practical.
Committee members moved and seconded a motion to send the application to the common council. The clerk conducted a roll-call vote and recorded "Aye" votes from Alder Schafer, Alder Weintrailer, and Alder Velkley; the recommendation passed by a recorded vote of 3-0. The motion's mover and seconder were not specified in the transcript.
With no further business, the committee approved a motion to adjourn and ended the meeting.
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