The Village of Woodville is a body corporate and politic with
the powers of a municipality at common law and governed by the provisions
of Chs. 61 and 66, Wis. Stats., laws amending those chapters, other
acts of the Legislature and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin.
The official Village newspaper shall be determined annually
in April by the Village Board, to be used for the publication of legal
and/or official notices and documents when publication is used instead
of posting as allowed by Wisconsin law.
The Trustees of the Village of Woodville shall constitute the
Village Board. The Village Board shall be vested with all the powers
of the Village not specifically given some other officer, as well
as those powers set forth elsewhere throughout this Code.
The Village Board, on behalf of the Village, may join with other
counties, villages, cities, towns or other governmental entities in
a cooperative arrangement for executing any power or duty in order
to attain greater economy or efficiency, including joint employment
of appointive officers and employees.
The Village President and other Trustees who make up the Village
Board, whether operating under general or special law, may by majority
vote of all the members of the Village Board determine that a salary
be paid the President, Trustees, and other Village officials and employees.
The salaries and compensation to be paid to Village officers and employees
shall be annually determined by resolution of the Village Board.
Any member voting on the prevailing side may move for reconsideration
of the vote on any question at that meeting or the next succeeding
regular meeting, except those which cannot be reconsidered pursuant
to Robert's Rules of Order. A Trustee may not change his vote
on any question after the result has been announced.
The Village Board has the power to preserve order at its meetings.
Whenever any disturbance or disorderly conduct shall occur in any
of the meetings of the Board, the President may cause the room to
be cleared of all persons causing such disorderly conduct.
The rules of §§
168-18 through
168-20 shall not be rescinded or amended unless the proposed amendment or motion to rescind has laid over from a regular meeting, and then it shall require a vote of 2/3 of all the members of the Board.
These rules shall not be suspended except by a two-thirds vote
of all the members of the Board.