Stetsonville OKs home‑based gunsmithing permit; board notes no sales or storefront
July 13, 2026 | Stetsonville, Taylor County , Wisconsin
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The Village of Stetsonville board approved a conditional use permit July 13 allowing resident Eric Wanke to transfer his federal firearms license and operate a home‑based gunsmithing and background‑check service in the village.
The permit application, as presented to the board, transfers the license and related permits from Eau Claire to Stetsonville in connection with Mr. Wanke’s purchase of one of the duplexes in the village. The minutes state the business will be home‑based, providing general handyman services and gunsmithing; the board recorded that there will be no sales and no storefront associated with the permit.
Trustee Will McCarron moved to approve the conditional use permit; Trustee Al Riemer seconded. All members present voted aye and the motion carried.
The minutes do not list operational conditions beyond the statement that there will be no sales or storefront; any licensing or federal requirements for firearms businesses remain the responsibility of the permit holder.
The permit application, as presented to the board, transfers the license and related permits from Eau Claire to Stetsonville in connection with Mr. Wanke’s purchase of one of the duplexes in the village. The minutes state the business will be home‑based, providing general handyman services and gunsmithing; the board recorded that there will be no sales and no storefront associated with the permit.
Trustee Will McCarron moved to approve the conditional use permit; Trustee Al Riemer seconded. All members present voted aye and the motion carried.
The minutes do not list operational conditions beyond the statement that there will be no sales or storefront; any licensing or federal requirements for firearms businesses remain the responsibility of the permit holder.
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