details for applicants traveling from out of town. Respondent explained their process.
Bakalars asked for documentation about the application fee and the respondent
provided it. Bakalars asked for the addresses of the apartments. Cable asked about
whether the business address was in La Crosse (it's in Campbell). Northwood asked
whether pre-approval language means the applicant should be able to expect to get an
apartment (the application is good for 90 days for any apartment).
Complainant responded by clarified her travel itinerary and why rescheduling was not
possible.
A motion was made by Cable, seconded by Trautsch, to convene in closed
session. The motion carried by voice vote.
The Commission reconvened in open session. The commission determined
that the complaint does not allege sufficient facts to move forward. The
complaint based on a disability occurred within 180 days and it is unclear
whether the location of the discrimination was in the city of La Crosse.
A motion was made by Guinn Paquette, seconded by Trautsch, that this
Discrimination Complaint be DENIED. The motion carried by voice vote.
Adjournment
Bakalars adjourned the meeting at 6:02 PM.
Notice is further given that members of other governmental bodies may be present at the
above scheduled meeting to gather information about a subject over which they have
decision-making responsibility.
NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY
Requests from persons with a disability who need assistance to participate in this meeting
should call the City Clerk's office at (608) 789-7510 or send an email to
ADAcityclerk@cityoflacrosse.org, with as much advance notice as possible.