Warrens trustees continue review of proposed Code of Ordinances
May 29, 2026 | Warrens, Monroe County, Wisconsin
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At the May 15 meeting the Village of Warrens Board of Trustees continued review of a proposed Code of Ordinances and its table of contents, addressing chapter sequencing and where existing local ordinances would be placed in the recodified code.
The board discussed updates and placement for multiple chapters, including Chapter 1 (General Provisions), Chapter 2 (Administration of Government), Chapter 3 (General Enforcement and Penalties), Chapter 8 (Budget and Financial Administration), Chapter 9 (Law and Code Enforcement), Chapter 10 (Traffic Code), Chapter 11 (Offenses and Public Safety), and Chapter 12 (Public Nuisances). Trustees also reviewed draft Chapter 13 (General Licensing and Permits) and Chapter 14 (Alcohol Beverage Licensing) under New Business. The minutes characterize this item as ongoing review and do not record a formal motion or vote to adopt the code or any chapter.
Minutes note the board focused on chapter sequencing, identification of new chapters, reserved sections and overall codification format. The record does not include text of proposed ordinance language nor specify next steps beyond continued review.
The board discussed updates and placement for multiple chapters, including Chapter 1 (General Provisions), Chapter 2 (Administration of Government), Chapter 3 (General Enforcement and Penalties), Chapter 8 (Budget and Financial Administration), Chapter 9 (Law and Code Enforcement), Chapter 10 (Traffic Code), Chapter 11 (Offenses and Public Safety), and Chapter 12 (Public Nuisances). Trustees also reviewed draft Chapter 13 (General Licensing and Permits) and Chapter 14 (Alcohol Beverage Licensing) under New Business. The minutes characterize this item as ongoing review and do not record a formal motion or vote to adopt the code or any chapter.
Minutes note the board focused on chapter sequencing, identification of new chapters, reserved sections and overall codification format. The record does not include text of proposed ordinance language nor specify next steps beyond continued review.
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