Mayville council adopts pool reciprocity, local discounts, commission appointment and temporary bank-signing authority

The Mayville Common Council adopted several resolutions at a special meeting called to order at 6:00 p.m., approving intermunicipal recreation reciprocity, local membership discounts, a mayoral appointment and a temporary banking signatory.

A resolution (6066-2026) authorizing reciprocal membership access with the city recorded in the minutes as "Horcon" was read and adopted without discussion. The resolution states that residents of the named city will be eligible to use Horcon's community pool at the same resident rates, contingent on residency verification and any conditions set by that municipality. To reciprocate, the council authorized Mayville to offer residents of the other municipality a discount on new Mayville Tag Center memberships equal to 20% off the established non-resident rate; the resolution sets the pool-season access period in the record as June 6 through Aug. 16, 2026 and notes the arrangement is subject to annual review and renewal.

Council also adopted resolution 6067-2026 to authorize a discounted Tag Center membership rate for residents of the Town of Myra; the council noted this item is substantially the same arrangement as the prior resolution and moved to approve it with no further discussion.

On appointments, the council confirmed the mayoral appointment of Ken Newman to the Police, Fire and EMS Commission to fill the seat vacated by Dennis Walston, with the term on the record expiring April 30, 2028. The motion to confirm was made and seconded and the appointment was approved.

Finally, the council adopted resolution 6069-2026 to ensure continuity of financial operations after the resignation of controller/treasurer Baker (final employment date noted in the record as May 29, 2026). The resolution temporarily authorizes Clerk Executive Assistant Anastasia Gonstead as an authorized signer on city bank accounts until a new controller/treasurer is appointed and a subsequent resolution designates permanent signers.

All four resolutions were moved and seconded as shown on the record and were approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.