La Crosse public meetings in 2021

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing construction contract final payments and change orders. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding a software license agreement with Esri.

• Software license agreement with Esri for Utilities GIS infrastructure
• Final payments for Green Island Tennis Courts Lights Installation
• Final payments for 2021 Misc. Curb & Gutter and Pavement Replacement
• Construction contract change orders for metal panel work and road credit
• Bidder's Proof of Responsibility for RJ Jurowski Construction

Aviation Board

The board will review resolutions regarding the allocation of funds for fiber extension to City Hall and a service agreement with Midwest Air Traffic Control. The agenda also includes updates on airport operations, marketing, and Fort McCoy.

• Resolution 21-1729: Allocating additional funds to extend fiber to City Hall
• Resolution 21-1730: Approving a service agreement with Midwest Air Traffic Control
• Updates on airport projects, operations, marketing, and air service
• Fort McCoy update

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is holding a special meeting to conduct interviews for the Comprehensive Plan Writing Consultant position. The commission will review proposals from GRAEF, HKGi, and Design Workshop.

• Interviews for Comprehensive Plan Writing Consultant
• GRAEF proposal review
• HKGi proposal review
• Design Workshop Proposal review

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will review project updates and trail options for the River Point District. The meeting includes consideration of 2022 contract extensions for Vendi and WiRED Riverside North, LLC.

• Shared-use trail options at River Point District
• Contract extension with Vendi for 2022
• Contract extension with WiRED Riverside North, LLC for 2022
• Updated marketing materials from CBRE for River Point District
• Monthly update of RDA Financials

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss the city's snow removal policy. The agenda also includes updates on intersection signage, web accessibility, and the ADA Transition Plan.

• Discussion of Snow Removal Policy (21-1720)
• Update on West George and George St. intersection signage (21-1510)
• Update on accessible web link for the board (21-1512)
• Review of Pearl St and Pearl St Walkway (21-1714)
• Update from ADA Coordinator on ADA Transition Plan (21-1717)

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will review preparations for Xcel Energy energy assessment outreach for businesses and non-profits. The agenda also includes a memo regarding transit-oriented development and a consultant update.

• Selection of 7 CAP Team members and 3 alternates
• Preparation for January 2022 Xcel Energy energy assessment outreach
• Review of memo on using transit-oriented development for carbon reduction targets
• December consultant update regarding website reports and PR plans

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team met to discuss its mission and purpose. The agenda also included introductions and the election of a chair and vice-chair.

• Discussion of mission and purpose
• Election of chair and vice-chair

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The committee will review offers to purchase properties on East Ave S, Onalaska Ave, and 19th St. Members will also select a developer for 1024 Denton St and review the 2022 CDBG Action Plan.

• Offer to purchase 2526 East Ave S
• Offer to purchase 2502 Onalaska Ave
• Offer to purchase 1516 19th St
• Developer selection for 1024 Denton St
• Acquisition of 1709 29th St S

Library Board

The La Crosse Library Board will meet to approve the 2022 operating budget and upcoming holiday closure dates. The agenda includes a presentation on adult services and reports regarding library facilities and vacancies. Future meeting topics include a discussion of a Main Library first floor remodel.

• Approval of the 2022 Operating Budget
• Approval of 2022 holiday closed dates
• Election Day suspension of services at South library
• Discussion of Main 1st Floor Remodel
• Selection Policy Review

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will consider a grant application from Rhonda Madsen of Your True Essence LLC. The committee may also convene in closed session to discuss negotiation strategies.

• Minority-Owned Business Assistance Grant application from Rhonda Madsen, Your True Essence LLC

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will consider a resolution regarding barrier types for the West Channel Bridge to connect to the Minnesota trail. Staff also requested funds for estimates and provided an overview of the Highway 35 project's impact on local paths.

• Resolution request for West Channel Bridge barrier type (Wagon Wheel Trail Link)
• Request to use committee funds for Wagon Wheel Trail Link estimates
• Overview of Highway 35 project including a new gravel side path
• Reduction of roadway shoulder width to five feet on Highway 35

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review the November summary report for the La Crosse Center Project. The agenda includes communications mapping permits and a preliminary scoping study for the Xcel Empower Resiliency Program. Members will also discuss sewer lateral work to facilitate property removal on George St. and Gohres St.

• Kraus Anderson November Summary Report of the La Crosse Center Project
• Charter Street Privilege Permit requests for communications mapping
• Authorization of Xcel Empower Resiliency Program preliminary scoping study
• Sewer lateral cut and cap direction for 1803 George St. and 1115-17 Gohres St.

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council will review financial reports, appointments, and various city ordinances. Agenda items include authorizing new promissory notes and approving a lighting project contract. The council will also consider several rezoning requests and permit policy updates.

• Contract award for 10th & Cass Lighting project ($124,934.91)
• Authorization of $2,850,000 in General Obligation Promissory Notes
• Ordinance to increase building height in R5-Multiple Dwelling Districts
• Purchase of property at 2710 and 2702 Onalaska Avenue
• Purchase of two hybrid diesel electric low floor buses for MTU

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will consider a resolution regarding industrial park restrictions for 3003 Airport Road. This special meeting is focused on this single agenda item.

• Resolution approving Estoppel Certificate for Industrial Park Restrictions for 3003 Airport Road

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee meeting scheduled for December 9, 2021, featured one agenda item regarding Industrial Park Restrictions at 3003 Airport Road. This item was short-circuited by Mayor Reynolds on December 8, 2021.

• Resolution 21-1698 (short-circuited)

Human Rights Commission

The commission will receive updates from the Racial Equity Team and a meeting with William Turner. Members will also review development research for the Civil Rights Department and discuss next steps.

• Update from the Racial Equity Team’s 10/27 meeting
• Update from meeting with William - Turner
• Review of Civil Rights Department development research

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review reports from the administrative, resident services, occupancy, and maintenance departments. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding application screening criteria and processes.

• Resolution #2252 to write off uncollectible debts
• Resolution #2253 to approve 2021 Operating Budget Revision
• Resolution #2254 to approve 2022 Operating Budget
• Review of application screening criteria and process

Council Planning Meeting

This meeting consists of legislative and conference updates. Representative Jill Billings will provide legislative updates, and council members will share information from recent conferences.

• Legislative updates by Representative Jill Billings
• Updates from the Annual League of Wisconsin Municipalities Conference
• Updates from the Historic Preservation Conference

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review several construction contract change orders. The agenda also includes a review of a bidder's proof of responsibility.

• Construction Contract Change Orders (21-1672)
• Pearl St Walkway erosion control and fencing
• Bidder's Proof of Responsibility (21-1677)
• Forest Hills Golf Course drainage pipe connections

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is conducting a special meeting to review and act on consultant proposals for writing the city's comprehensive plan. This includes reviewing submissions from GRAEF, HKGi, Houseal Lavigne, and WSB.

• Review of consultant proposals for comprehensive plan writing
• Proposals from GRAEF, HKGi, Houseal Lavigne, and WSB

Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee

The committee will review development plans for a commercial addition located at 1919 State Road. This item involves the business Limb Lab.

• Review of plans for the commercial addition at 1919 State Road (Limb Lab)

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts Board will discuss a request to sponsor an art installation for the Climate Action Plan Engagement Process. The meeting also includes updates on La Crosse Center Art and a review of findings from an art maintenance assessment.

• $3,500 sponsorship request for Climate Action Plan Engagement Process art installation
• New round of 'The Moment' and 'Beyond the Moment' programs
• Update on La Crosse Center Art projects including Mosaic Timeline and Wing Span
• Review of findings from the Art Maintenance Agreement assessment

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding city infrastructure and equipment. Items include traffic signal implementation, airline agreements, and vehicle purchases for the airport and transit utility. The meeting also includes reviews of financial statements and collective bargaining updates.

• Issuance of approximately $2,850,000 in General Obligation Promissory Notes
• Purchase of two 35-foot hybrid diesel electric low floor buses for the Municipal Transit Utility
• Agreement with SkyWest Airlines, Inc. for terminal building lease and operating agreement
• Funding for airport IT equipment and a salt truck with plow
• Traffic implementation agreements for signal and ITS programs

Boundary Agreement Task Force

The Boundary Agreement Task Force will discuss the current status of boundary agreement negotiations with surrounding communities. The committee may also convene in closed session to update negotiation strategies and parameters.

• Update and discussion on status of boundary agreement negotiations (Item 17-0810)

Floodplain Advisory Committee

The Floodplain Advisory Committee will review items related to local flood management. The agenda includes the Ebner Coulee LOMR-F final map layer, the Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan, and FEMA violations.

• Ebner Coulee LOMR-F final map layer
• Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan
• FEMA Violations
• Approval of October 7, 2021 meeting minutes

City of La Crosse SLFRF Program Award Committee - ABOLISHED 3.14.2024

The meeting consists of an orientation for the SLFRF Program Award Committee. No other agenda items or decisions are listed.

• Orientation

Redevelopment Authority

The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority is meeting to consider and potentially act on a land sale price involving MSP Real Estate. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the November 18, 2021, meeting.

• Consideration of land sale price with MSP Real Estate (Item 21-1630)

Executive Committee

The City and County Executive Committees are meeting to discuss a homeless initiative. The agenda includes discussion regarding long-term planning related to the unsheltered population.

• Discussion of long-term planning related to unsheltered population (21-1673)
• Potential closed session to formulate negotiation strategies

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning, historic preservation, and special event permit policies. The agenda also includes resolutions for climate initiatives and the approval of various taxi and liquor licenses. Public hearings are scheduled for multiple property rezonings and building height changes.

• Ordinance to allow a four-story building at 2575 7th St. S.
• Amendments to special event permit policies and cleanup fees
• Public hearing on historic preservation ordinance amendments
• Rezoning for a 4-unit townhouse at 618/624 Jackson St. and 1004 7th St. S.
• Applications for various taxi, limo, and pedal cab licenses

Municipal Transit Utility Board

The Municipal Transit Utility Board will review the committee recommendation for the 2022-2026 Specialized Transportation RFP. The agenda also includes a structural assessment for Grand River Station and updates on Transit Equity Day 2022.

• Specialized Transportation RFP 2022-2026 recommendation
• Grand River Station structural assessment
• 2022 Board Meeting Schedule
• Transit Equity Day 2022

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will consider several zoning amendments and land use applications. This includes proposals for townhouse construction, industrial changes, and selecting consultants for the city's Comprehensive Plan Update.

• Rezoning 618/624 Jackson St. and 1004 7th St. S for a 4-unit townhouse building
• Rezoning 901 Monitor St to allow welding and gas supply sales
• Increasing permitted building heights in R5-Multiple Dwelling Districts
• Rezoning 2575 7th St. S for a four-story building
• Reviewing consulting proposals for the Comprehensive Plan Update

Board of Public Works

The Board will consider updates to the Water Utility On-Call Duty Policy and a contract amendment for stormwater management. The agenda also includes a request for new parking regulations on Park Drive.

• Establishing two-hour parking on the south side of the 2200 block of Park Drive
• Amending the Strand contract for water quality and stormwater management
• Updating the Water Utility On-Call Duty Policy
• Construction contract change order for LaCrosse Fire Station 1
• Street privilege permit request for a sign at 1800 State Street

Boundary Agreement Task Force

The Task Force will discuss the current status of boundary agreement negotiations with surrounding communities. The meeting may include a closed session to update negotiation strategies and parameters.

• Update and discussion on status of boundary agreement negotiations (Item 17-0810)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review updates on La Crosse Street and South Avenue projects. The agenda includes requests for a street permit on Rublee Street and the vacation of an alley near the Main Branch Library. The board will also consider increasing trash cart replacement fees to $110.00.

• Increase trash/recycling cart replacement cost from $85.00 to $110.00
• Kwik Trip street privilege permit request for 1900 Block of Rublee Street
• Construction contract change orders for Main Street and 20th Street
• Request to vacate public alley west of 9th Street between Main and King Streets
• Request to connect Pearl Street historic lamp posts with cable for LED lights

International Committee

The committee is meeting to review budget discussions and expenditure requests. The agenda also includes updates on Western projects and Global Initiatives Week.

• Budget discussion and expenditure requests (21-1657)
• Western projects (21-1658)
• Global Initiatives Week (21-1659)
• Committee members and officers (21-1660)
• Sister City and School reports (21-1661)

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board will discuss Green Island Ice Arena operations and appoint members to a negotiating committee. The agenda also includes requests for trail usage for upcoming events and a new winter salting initiative.

• Appointment of two commissioners to the Green Island Ice Arena negotiating committee
• Request to approve hunting on private land Parcel #17-10491-10
• Fiber/coax installation through Myrick Park for Myrick Center/WisCorp
• Approval of 2022 Annual Community Event Park, Shelter, and Trail Agreements
• Update on the La Crosse River Marsh Restoration Project

Redevelopment Authority

The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority is reviewing several items regarding the River Point District. The agenda includes updates on financing structures, marketing initiatives, and a potential contract extension for 2022.

• Consideration of street names in River Point District
• Review of CBRE marketing initiatives and commercial trends
• Discussion of land sale price with MSP Real Estate
• Contract extension for 2022 with WiRED Riverside North, LLC
• Update on financing structure for River Point District projects

Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee

The committee will review proposals referred from a previous meeting regarding public safety physicals and a wellness program app. Staff will also present updated recommendations for insurance consultants.

• Proposal to fund public safety physicals by Life Scan Wellness Centers
• Proposal to fund the Motion Connected app for the La Crosse 1856 wellness program
• Updated staff proposal regarding insurance consultant recommendations

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Commission will review a certificate of appropriateness for 924 Cass Street. The meeting includes discussions on amending historic preservation ordinances and downtown signage design standards. Members will also discuss the 2022 Most Endangered Properties List.

• Review of Certificate of Appropriateness for 924 Cass Street
• Ordinance to amend Chapter 20 regarding Historic Preservation
• Proposed amendments to Downtown Historic District signage design standards
• Discussion on 2022 Most Endangered Properties List
• Election of Vice-Chair

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will receive a consultant update regarding baseline research and community engagement efforts. Members will also discuss the process for selecting the Climate Action Plan team. Additionally, the group will review outreach and education activities related to Partners in Energy.

• Consultant update on baseline research and community engagement (21-1649)
• Discussion on Climate Action Plan team selection process (21-1650)
• Discussion of Partners in Energy outreach and education activities (21-1527)

Common Council

The Common Council will meet to continue discussions regarding the 2022 Operating Budget. The agenda also includes resolutions for a new municipal fee schedule and the 2022 council meeting calendar.

• Resolution approving 2022 Operating Budget
• Resolution approving Appendix C 'Fee Schedule' effective January 1, 2022
• Resolution adopting the 2022 Council Meeting Calendar

Board of Public Works

The Board will consider a quote for sanitary sewer main measurement near Mormon Coulee Creek. The agenda also includes construction contract change orders and requests regarding parking programs and lot usage.

• Award of quote for sanitary sewer main measurement near Mormon Coulee Creek
• Kraus Anderson October 2021 Summary of the La Crosse Center Project
• Request to extend Pilot Pay to Park program by Police Parking Utility
• Request from Rotary Lights to use Oktoberfest Lot for helicopter rides
• Construction contract change orders for sidewalk and ramp replacement

Common Council

The Common Council will conduct a public hearing for the 2022 Operating Budget. The council is also scheduled to consider resolutions regarding the city's fee schedule and the 2022 meeting calendar.

• Public hearing for the 2022 Operating Budget
• Resolution 21-1543 approving the Municipal Code 'Fee Schedule'
• Resolution 21-0946 approving the 2022 Operating Budget
• Resolution 21-1524 adopting the 2022 Council Meeting Calendar

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is meeting to select a media partner for marketing assistance regarding the La Crosse Comprehensive Plan. The commission will review proposals and scoring rubrics related to the Request for Proposals.

• Selection of Comp Plan Media Partner (Item 21-1549)

Aviation Board

The La Crosse Aviation Board will consider a 2022-2024 airline operating agreement and terminal lease with SkyWest Airlines, Inc. The board will also review requests to allocate additional funds for IT equipment and a salt truck purchase. Additionally, the meeting includes updates on airport operations and September statistics.

• SkyWest Airlines, Inc. 2022-2024 operating agreement and terminal lease
• $120,500 allocation for IT equipment (Project 20-038)
• $45,000 allocation for a salt truck with plow (Project 21-271)
• Update on projects, operations, marketing, and Ft. McCoy

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council will consider an ordinance to establish new boundaries for aldermanic districts. The agenda also includes several zoning changes for residential and commercial developments and a $30,000 allocation for a pedestrian crossing beacon.

• Ordinance to establish new boundaries for aldermanic districts
• Conditional Use Permit for Kwik Trip, Inc. at 2308 Rose Street
• Zoning change for a 64-unit multi-family building on Mississippi St and 4th St S
• $30,000 allocation for a pedestrian crossing beacon at the Sunnyside Drive roundabout
• Sale of approximately $2,850,000 in general obligation promissory notes

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee held a special meeting to consider Resolution 21-1610. This resolution concerns an agreement between the City of La Crosse and Onalaska regarding sanitary sewage conveyance and treatment.

• Resolution 21-1610: Agreement for Sanitary Sewage Conveyance and Treatment with Onalaska

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review the 2021 Revision 1 and 2022 operating budgets. The board will also consider revising Resolution #1091 regarding public housing admissions and occupancy plans. Additionally, members will discuss application screening criteria and processes.

• Review of 2021 Revision 1 & 2022 Operating Budgets
• Revision to Resolution #1091 regarding non-payment of rent
• Discussion of application screening criteria and process

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will consider recommendations for a barrier on the West Channel bridge to support the Wagon Wheel trail connection. Staff will also discuss a TAP application related to the North-South Bike Corridor Barrier. The meeting includes recognition of departing members Virginia Loehr and Captain Jason Melby.

• Barrier options for West Channel bridge (Dezignline Curbrail, flexible bollard, composite jersey barrier, or concrete jersey barrier)
• TAP application discussion for North-South Bike Corridor Barrier
• Recognition of departing members Virginia Loehr and Captain Jason Melby

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The committee will consider an application for the Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund regarding a project on 4th Street South. The agenda also includes updates to Replacement Housing Program policies and a housing rehabilitation subordination request. Additionally, members will review 2022 funding allocations for Small Business and HOME CHDO.

• Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund application for 4th Street South
• Updates to Replacement Housing Program policies
• Subordination request for Housing Rehabilitation Client #101603
• 2022 funding allocation for Small Business and HOME CHDO

Council Planning Meeting

The Department of Planning, Development and Assessment will provide a presentation regarding Tax Incremental Financing (TIF), community development programs, and planning initiatives. The session also covers department assessments and other roles and responsibilities.

• Presentation on TIF, community development, and planning initiatives (21-1374)
• Overview of Department of Planning, Development and Assessment roles and responsibilities

Library Board

The La Crosse Library Board will review financial reports and a presentation on Youth Services. The meeting includes items for approval regarding a social media policy, library operating hours, and security system spending. Members will also discuss a remodel of the Main 1st Floor.

• Approval of Social Media Policy
• Approval of Carryover Spending for Access Security System
• Approval of Continuation of Current Library Open Hours
• Discussion of Main 1st Floor Remodel
• Review of Special Trustees Fund – Trust Point

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will discuss next steps for addressing lead contamination in the La Crosse River Marsh. The agenda also includes a request to revoke Olympic Builders' prequalification status due to performance issues. Additionally, the board will review sidewalk snow removal proposals and surplus property declarations.

• Request to revoke Olympic Builders' prequalification status
• Update on La Crosse River Marsh lead contamination
• Proposals for 2021-2022 Sidewalk Snow Removal Project
• Declaration of Nakomis Avenue property as surplus
• Construction contract change orders

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts, grants, and property management. Agenda items include roadway improvements, transit funding applications, and staff reorganization within city departments.

• $30,000 for a pedestrian crossing beacon at the Sunnyside Drive roundabout
• Sale of approximately $2,850,000 in general obligation promissory notes
• The 2022-2026 Refuse & Recycling Services Contract for City buildings
• Reorganization of positions within Finance, Human Resources, and Engineering/Public Works
• Right-of-entry for the US Army Corps of Engineers to place dredged material on Isle La Plume

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several zoning amendments for residential and commercial properties. The agenda also includes expanding the City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team and establishing new aldermanic district boundaries.

• Zoning change at 2575 7th St. S for a four-story building
• Expansion of the Racial Equity Team to 14 members
• Conditional Use Permit for Kwik Trip, Inc. at 2308 Rose Street
• Ordinance establishing new boundaries for aldermanic districts
• Zoning change at 3441 Mormon Coulee Rd for a garage and fence

Library Board

The Library Board Committee of the Whole will discuss a draft social media policy and proposed 2022 hours for the Main Library. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding priority projects. This session is held in an advisory capacity, so no motions or decisions will be made.

• Review Social Media Policy Draft
• Proposed Main Library Hours for 2022
• Discussion of Priority Projects

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing several contracts, including refuse and recycling services for city buildings through 2026. The meeting also includes discussions on construction final payments and various change orders. Additionally, the board will consider a right-of-entry resolution for material placement on Isle La Plume.

• Refuse & Recycling Services Contract (2022-2026)
• Final payments for Johnson Street lighting and Gillette Street
• Right-of-entry for US Army Corps of Engineers on Isle La Plume
• Lease agreement for 500 Rose Street
• Construction change orders for Pearl St Walkway Light Poles

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing multiple rezoning petitions, including a 64-unit multi-family residential project. The agenda also includes discussions on Comprehensive Plan updates and selecting a media partner. Additionally, the commission will consider property surplus declarations and management agreements for Myrick Park Center.

• Rezoning 2575 7th St. S for a four-story building
• 64-unit multi-family residential rezoning at Mississippi, 4th St S, and Jackson St
• Conditional Use Permit for Kwik Trip, Inc. at 2308 Rose Street
• Management agreement for The Myrick Park Center
• Selection of a media partner for the Comprehensive Plan

Redevelopment Authority

The meeting includes a presentation on the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and consideration of street naming in the River Point District. The authority will also review a request for wetland restoration access and monthly development updates. Financial updates are also scheduled.

• Street naming process for River Point District
• WHEDA presentation on Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program
• Request for property access for River Point District Wetland restoration
• Monthly update from WiRED on River Point District
• Monthly financial update for the Redevelopment Authority

Joint Review Board

The Joint Review Board will review annual reports regarding the performance and status of active Tax Incremental Districts. The board will also consider a resolution for a technical college extension and review cash flow analysis for Tax Incremental District No. 13.

• Review of annual PE-300 reports and status of active Tax Incremental Districts
• Resolution approving a Tax Incremental District (TID) Technical College Extension
• Review of cash flow analysis for Tax Incremental District No. 13
• Annual ethics policy review
• Appointment or confirmation of a public member and chairperson

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The commission will review the status and annual reports of the City's Tax Incremental Districts. The meeting also includes an update on development agreement payments and a discussion regarding meeting formats.

• Review of Tax Incremental District (TID) annual reports and status
• Update on Development Agreement payments
• Resolution approving Fourth Amendment to Gundersen Lutheran Development Agreement
• Discussion of meeting format and next meeting date

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will discuss Pearl Street enhancements with ISG. The commission will also review proposed amendments to Chapter 20 of the Municipal Code regarding historic preservation. Additionally, members will discuss the 2022 Most Endangered Properties List.

• Pearl Street Enhancements discussion with ISG
• Certificate of Appropriateness review for 924 Cass Street
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 20 of the Municipal Code
• Discussion on 2022 Most Endangered Properties List

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The committee will discuss local transportation issues and new adaptive technology for buses. The agenda also includes updates on intersection signage and board web accessibility.

• Disabled transportation issues with local companies
• ADA Technician Training Updates
• Report and Q&A session regarding new adaptive bus technology
• Signage update for West George and George St. intersection
• Update on accessible web link for the board

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team is meeting to discuss its advisory role with the Human Rights Commission. The team will also discuss developing a City Equity Action Plan.

• Discussion of advisory role with the Human Rights Commission (21-1538)
• Developing City Equity Action Plan (21-1539)
• Other discussion and updates (21-1542)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review project reports for the La Crosse Center and Wastewater Treatment Facility. The board will also consider street privilege permit requests from MD Masonry and City Brewery.

• Kraus Anderson September 2021 Summary Project Report for the La Crosse Center
• Extension request for a Temporary Street Privilege Permit at Leithold music
• Construction Contract Change Orders for Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades
• Progress report on the WWTP Improvement Construction Project
• City Brewery Street Privilege Permit Request for 1100 3rd Street South

Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee

The committee will review development plans for a commercial project at 141 7th Street S. It will also review plans for a 4-unit building located at 3805 Sunnyside Drive W.

• Review of CCF Bank commercial development plans at 141 7th Street S.
• Review of plans for a 4-unit building at 3805 Sunnyside Drive W in the Waterview Subdivision

Board of Park Commissioners

The La Crosse Board of Park Commissioners will consider several requests regarding park land use and maintenance. These include a recreation center concept at Veterans Freedom Park and a DNR grant application for parking lot improvements. The board will also review boulevard landscaping plans and various lease agreements.

• Recreation center concept at Veterans Freedom Park submitted by La Crosse Curling Club
• DNR grant application for parking lot improvements at boat landings
• Xcel Energy easement request near Hillview and La Crosse Street
• Lease agreement with Hatchery, LLC for 520 Veterans Memorial Drive East
• 'Little Free Library' installation at Clayton Johnson Park

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will review updates on the Climate Action Plan preparation and process. Discussion includes energy outreach activities and resolutions regarding the Cities with Nature initiative and the Wisconsin Local Government Climate Coalition.

• Update on Climate Action Plan preparation (21-1518)
• Discussion of Partners in Energy outreach and education (21-1527)
• Resolution for the Cities with Nature initiative (21-1414)
• Resolution to join the Wisconsin Local Government Climate Coalition (21-1423)

Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee

The committee will review results from a health insurance administration RFP and staff proposals for insurance consultants. The agenda also includes proposals for public safety physicals and a wellness program app.

• Review of USI Insurance Services' results on the Health Insurance administration RFP
• Proposal to fund annual physicals for police and firefighters by Life Extension Clinics, Inc.
• Proposal to fund the Motion Connected app for the La Crosse 1856 wellness program

La Crosse Historic and Cultural Museum Planning Task Force - ABOLISHED 11.11.2021

The task force will review a professional services agreement with FEH Associates, Inc. for museum planning. The agenda also includes a resolution to abolish the task force following its final report.

• Approval of Professional Services Agreement 21-1516 with FEH Associates, Inc. for museum planning
• Resolution 21-1515 to abolish the La Crosse Historic and Cultural Museum Planning Task Force
• Review of the La Crosse Museum Study Final Report

Police and Fire Commission

The commission is reviewing personnel reports from September 2021. The agenda includes the appointment of Alexander Scray as a probationary police officer and Kale Pike as a probationary firefighter.

• Appointment of Alexander Scray to the position of probationary Police Officer
• Appointment of Kale Pike to the position of probationary Firefighter
• Approval of minutes from the September 13, 2021 meeting

La Crosse Center Board

The board will review convention updates, website analytics, and financial reports. Action items include selecting digital photographs for hallway artwork and approving September 2021 liquor invoices. The Director's report will also cover staffing levels and the Shuttered Venue Grant.

• Selection of digital wall photographs for hallway artwork
• Approval of September 2021 liquor invoices
• Convention update
• Review of website and Facebook analytics
• Director's report on staffing levels and Shuttered Venue Grant

Executive Committee

The La Crosse Executive Committee is scheduled to review, discuss, and potentially act on proposed staffing changes recommended by Mayor Reynolds. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes.

• Proposed staffing changes (21-1500)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider establishing new ADA and no-parking zones in La Crosse. The meeting includes reviews of construction contract change orders and real estate acquisition payments for USH 14. The board will also discuss updates regarding lead contamination in the La Crosse River Marsh.

• Establishing an ADA parking zone on the 500 block of 16th Street South
• Construction contract change orders for ballroom mounts and tennis court lighting
• Establishing a no-parking zone on the 700 block of La Crosse Street
• Payments for real estate acquisitions for USH 14 (Green Bay St to Ward Ave)
• Update on La Crosse River Marsh lead contamination

Common Council

The Council will consider the sale of approximately $12.78 million in bonds and $7.71 million in notes. The agenda also includes a contract award for the Hagar Street Extension Project and several zoning changes.

• Contract award to Gerke Excavating, Inc. for Hagar Street Extension Project ($424,090.26)
• Sale of approximately $12,780,000 in General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds
• Sale of approximately $7,715,000 in General Obligation Corporate Purpose Notes
• Rezoning 520 Veterans Memorial Dr. E from Public/Semi Public to Commercial District
• Rejection of bid for the Well Fiber Interconnection Project due to being over budget

Common Council

The Common Council will hold an informational session regarding work done with Xcel Energy through the Partners in Energy program. This session covers the 21-1421 La Crosse Energy Action Report.

• Partners in Energy program report
• 21-1421 La Crosse Energy Action Report

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review the PHA 2022 Annual Plan and the 5-Year Capital Fund Program Plan. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding 2022 benefits and salaries. Reports from the Executive Director on administrative, resident services, occupancy, and maintenance departments will be presented.

• Review of PHA 2022 Annual Plan and 5-Year Capital Fund Program Plan
• Discussion and review of 2022 benefits and salaries

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates will discuss, review, and potentially finalize the recommended 2022 operating budget. This item is scheduled for consideration if needed during the meeting.

• Review of 2022 Operating Budget (Item 21-0946)

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee will discuss updates on the King St Greenway Extension and review proposed Pearl Street enhancement concepts from ISG Engineering. The committee will also address a community request to review the 14th St. and Green Bay St. intersection.

• Update on King St Greenway Extension (21-1334)
• Review of 14th St. and Green Bay St. intersection concerns (21-1430)
• Proposed Pearl Street enhancement concepts from ISG Engineering (21-1427)
• UW-L marketing student project for alternative transportation promotion (21-1335)
• Announcement of Market Street public meeting on October 26th (21-1428)

Library Board

The La Crosse Library Board will meet to consider several policy approvals from the Committee of the Whole report. These include updates on holds pick up, check out limits, and a system resource library contract. The meeting also includes a presentation on programming and outreach.

• Approval of holds pick up policy
• Approval of check out limit
• Approval of shelving option
• Approval of System Resource Library contract
• 2022 operating budget process update

Board of Public Works

The Board is reviewing permit requests for communications in city rights-of-way and a noise exemption for a sewer lining project. Members will also consider adopting the Safe Routes to School Plan 2020 and appropriating utility funds for design services.

• Public hearing for Visu-Sewer, Inc. construction noise exemption near Copeland Park Drive
• Resolution adopting the City of La Crosse Safe Routes to School Plan 2020
• Appropriation of Utility Reserve Funds for design services on La Crosse Street and Oakland Street
• Permit requests for communications in city rights-of-way at Old Town Hall Road and Sunnyside Drive
• Construction contract change order for Eagle Viewing

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates met for the discussion, review, and finalization of the recommended 2022 operating budget. This was presented as agenda item 21-0946.

• Review and finalization of the 2022 recommended operating budget

Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee

The committee is reviewing plans for a multi-family development located at 624 Jackson Street. This review includes stormwater management permits, maintenance agreements, and site/foundation plans.

• Review of plans for 624 Jackson Street
• Stormwater Management Permit Application
• Maintenance Agreement review
• Site/Foundation Plan review
• Grading/Erosion Control Plan review

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will review resolutions regarding city infrastructure, department plans, and fee schedules. Items include approving a new Parks, Recreation and Forestry strategic plan and authorizing utility design services. Some items involving bond sales were short-circuited by the Mayor prior to the meeting.

• Appropriating Utility Reserve Funds for La Crosse Street design services
• Approving the 2022–2026 Parks, Recreation and Forestry Strategic Plan
• Authorizing a design contract for Phase II of River Point District
• Amending fee schedules for boat house and alcohol licenses
• Declaring Nakomis Avenue property as surplus

Floodplain Advisory Committee

The Floodplain Advisory Committee will receive progress updates on the Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan and the Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study submittal preparation. The committee will also review an update regarding a FEMA response letter.

• Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study Update on Submittal Preparation
• Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan progress update
• FEMA Response Letter Update
• Approval of August 5, 2021 meeting minutes

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee will consider several rezoning ordinances for apartment buildings on King St and Airport Rd. The meeting also includes discussions on boat house licensing and a new ward boundary plan.

• Rezoning 1106-1108 King St for an apartment building
• Rezoning 2967 Airport Rd for apartments
• Establishing an Aldermanic District and Ward Boundary Plan
• Ordinance regarding boat house licensing
• Parking and bike space exceptions at 2575 7th St. S.

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The special meeting of the La Crosse Judiciary & Administration Committee scheduled for October 5, 2021, was cancelled. The agenda included an application by Jonathan P. Huber for a beverage operator's license.

• Cancellation of the October 5, 2021, special meeting
• Beverage Operator's License application (Item 21-1352)

Room Tax Commission

The Commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The meeting includes reviews of room tax distribution reports, statistics from 2019 to 2021, and budget reports for La Crosse Center and Explore La Crosse.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Room Tax Distribution Report (21-1400)
• Room Tax Statistics 2019 - 2021 year to date (21-1401)
• La Crosse Center Budget Report for 2021 and 2022 (21-1270)
• Explore La Crosse Budget Report for 2021 and 2022 (21-1271)

Library Board

This Committee of the Whole meeting is held in an advisory capacity and will not make formal decisions. The board will review proposed changes to holds pickup policies and item checkout limits. Members will also consider shelving options for the 2021 Main Library Capital Improvement Project.

• Proposed changes to Holds Pickup Policy
• Review of overall and DVD checkout limits
• Shelving options for the 2021 Capital Improvement Project
• 2022 System Resource Library Contract

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review a resolution to vacate Farwell Street and declare Nakomis Avenue property as surplus. The agenda also includes final construction contract payments and business replacement computations for Causeway Boulevard.

• Resolution approving the vacation of Farwell Street
• Declaring Nakomis Avenue property (#17-10675-165) as surplus
• Final construction contract payments (21-1392)
• Business replacement computation for 108-110 Causeway Blvd
• Review of Bidder's Proofs of Responsibility

City Plan Commission

The commission is considering multiple ordinances to change property zoning for residential and commercial developments. This includes rezoning requests for King St, 7th St. S., and Veterans Memorial Dr. E. The agenda also features the adoption of a school safety plan and reviews of airport lease amendments.

• Rezoning 1106-1108 King St to allow an apartment building
• Rezoning 2575 7th St. S. for a four-story building
• Ordinance for commercial use at 520 Veterans Memorial Dr. E.
• Adoption of the Safe Routes to School Plan 2020
• Approval of a cell tower sublease at the Airport

Neighborhood Revitalization Commission

The Neighborhood Revitalization Commission will meet to discuss several neighborhood initiatives. Topics include alternate side parking, a rental registration program, and residential signage. The meeting also includes updates on green space collaboration and city projects.

• Discussion on Alternate Side Parking
• Discussion on Rental Registration/Licensing Program
• Collaboration of Green Spaces Update
• Discussion on 'Leaf It' Campaign
• Discussion on Residential Signage

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts and Culture Board will review art maintenance findings and heron pattern designs for La Crosse Center Art. The board is also considering a $2,000 quote for an H & H study for the Arch of Nature.

• Request to approve a $2,000 quote for an H & H study for the Arch of Nature
• Review of heron pattern designs by Stacia Goodman for La Crosse Center Art
• Review of Art Maintenance Agreement findings

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will determine whether two fair housing complaints contain sufficient facts to be actionable. The commission may convene in a closed session to deliberate on these decisions. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from September 15, 2021.

• Review of Malcolm Nelson v. Wood fair housing complaint (21-1317)
• Review of Pamela Raisbeck v. WEC Rentals fair housing complaint (21-1316)
• Approval of September 15, 2021 meeting minutes (21-1372)

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team is meeting to discuss item 21-1378 regarding GARE. The agenda also includes a discussion on expanding the membership of the Racial Equity Team.

• Discussion of GARE (item 21-1378)
• Discussion of Racial Equity Team membership expansion (item 21-1379)

Board of Public Works

The Board will review a request for 2-hour parking on the 700 block of 22nd St N and a design contract for the Breezy Point Lift Station replacement. The agenda also includes property appraisals and project deadline extensions.

• Amend 700 block of 22nd St N to 2-hour parking, 8 A.M. to 6 P.M., except Sat., Sun., & Hol.
• Award Design Services Contract for Breezy Point Lift Station replacement
• Extend completion deadline for River Point District fill project to October 30, 2021
• Approve appraisal for property at 108-110 Causeway Blvd
• Raze and remove structure at 2015 Mississippi Street

City of La Crosse Redistricting Committee

The Redistricting Committee will review and discuss a resolution to establish an aldermanic district and ward boundary plan. This plan is being prepared for recommendation to the Common Council.

• Resolution 21-1301: Aldermanic District and Ward Boundary Plan
• Approval of September 20, 2021 meeting minutes

International Committee

The International Committee will review a sister city agreement with Junglinster and discuss sister city dues. The agenda also includes items regarding the Oktoberfest parade and Global Initiatives Week. Additionally, reports from various schools and international partners are scheduled for announcement.

• Junglinster - Sister City agreement (21-1384)
• Sister City dues (21-1383)
• Oktoberfest parade (21-1385)
• Global Initiatives Week (21-1386)
• School and international partner reports (21-1387)

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council will hold a workshop regarding procedures for government meetings. The session covers roles and responsibilities, open meetings law, parliamentary procedures, and ethics.

• Workshop on effective meeting procedures
• Review of open meetings law
• Discussion of roles and responsibilities
• Discussion of parliamentary procedures
• Discussion of ethics

Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee

The Committee will review plans for a multi-family development located at 1319-1325 St Andrew Street. The review includes assessments of design standards, stormwater management, and site lighting.

• Review of plans for Multi-Family Development at 1319-1325 St Andrew Street (Item 21-1369)

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will consider a request to launch fireworks at the River Point District during Oktoberfest. The agenda also includes updates on property acquisition and security for the River Point District. Additionally, the board will review a service agreement with Tracy Cross & Associates, Inc.

• Fireworks launch request from La Crosse Skyrockers
• Service Agreement with Tracy Cross & Associates, Inc.
• Update on River Point District fill project and security
• Monthly deliverables for WiRED Riverside North, LLC
• Property acquisition update for River Point District

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will review certificates of appropriateness for properties at 421 Jay Street and 924 Cass Street. The meeting also includes approval of August 26 meeting minutes and an update on intern projects.

• Review of Certificate of Appropriateness for 421 Jay Street
• Review of Certificate of Appropriateness for 924 Cass Street
• Update on Heritage Preservation Intern Projects

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss transportation issues involving local companies and ADA coordinator laws. The agenda also includes a sidewalk update and a DOT report on George and North George Street intersections.

• Disabled transportation issues with local companies
• ADA Coordinator jobs and laws
• Sidewalk and ADA Technician monthly update
• Grievance procedure review
• DOT update for George/North George St. intersections

Common Council

The Common Council and City Plan Commission are holding a joint workshop. The meeting is dedicated to Comprehensive Plan visioning.

• Joint Comprehensive Plan Visioning Workshop

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission and Common Council are holding a joint workshop. The session is dedicated to visioning for the City's Comprehensive Plan.

• Comprehensive Plan visioning workshop

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing construction contract change orders and payment lists for real estate acquisitions on La Crosse Street and USH 14. The agenda also includes a WisDOT detour request for the STH 16 reconstruction project and a request for temporary speed bumps.

• Construction contract change orders for trash chute enclosure, window testing, and window sills
• WisDOT detour request using Main Street, Losey Boulevard, and Gillette Street for STH 16 reconstruction
• Payment approvals for real estate acquisitions on La Crosse Street
• Payment approvals for real estate acquisitions from USH 14-Green Bay St to Ward Ave
• Request for temporary speed bumps on 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Streets (200 South blocks)

City of La Crosse Redistricting Committee

The committee will review the adopted 2021 Tentative County Supervisory District Plan. Members will also discuss the creation of a 2021 Aldermanic District and Ward Boundary Plan.

• Review of 2021 Tentative County Supervisory District Plan
• Discussion regarding the creation of a 2021 Aldermanic District and Ward Boundary Plan
• Approval of August 23, 2021 meeting minutes

Aviation Board

The board will consider resolutions to accept Federal ARPA funds and approve a cell tower sublease. Other items include lease amendments for Colgan Air Services and an extension of a monitoring agreement. The board may also discuss airline operating agreements in closed session.

• Resolution to accept Federal ARPA funds for La Crosse Regional Airport
• Approval of methodology for Coronavirus Response Grant concessionaire allocation
• Third amendment to the lease and operating agreement with TDM, INC.
• Extension of remote monitoring agreement with SP Plus
• Sublease request by American Tower Corporation for a cell tower

Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee

The committee will review preliminary plans and a report for the development at 1400 La Crosse Street, identified as Fire Station #2. The meeting is being conducted virtually via video conferencing.

• Review of plans for the development located at 1400 La Crosse Street (Fire Station #2)

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners will review requests for new fee schedules for city parks and marina services. The agenda also includes updates on the Fish Hatchery Building project and the Nii Hosto Art Park Plan. Additionally, the board will consider committee appointments for the City Hall Green Space Task Force.

• Approval of revised Fee Structure Schedule for City Parks facilities effective November 1, 2021
• 2022 season fee changes for Veterans Point Marina and Municipal Harbor
• Approval of the Nii Hosto Art Park Plan
• Status update on the Fish Hatchery Building project
• Lease agreement renewal between the City and WisCorps

Human Rights Commission

The commission will determine if three fair housing complaints contain enough facts to be actionable. Deliberations on these cases may occur in a closed session. An update on the Racial Equity Team is also scheduled.

• Fair housing complaint: Pamela Raisbeck v. WEC Rentals
• Fair housing complaint: Malcolm Nelson v. Wood
• Fair housing complaint: Hatlestad v. City of La Crosse
• Update on Racial Equity Team

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The committee is reviewing contract extensions for Habitat for Humanity at Hood Street and Avon Street. Members will also consider an offer to purchase 1716 Avon Street and a budget amendment for Couleecap 2021. Additionally, policy changes for the Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund are on the agenda.

• Contract extension: Habitat for Humanity (Hood Street)
• Contract extension: Habitat for Humanity (Avon Street)
• Offer to purchase 1716 Avon Street
• Budget amendment: Couleecap 2021
• Policy amendments: Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund

Library Board

The board will approve minutes from the August 10, 2021 meeting and review August financial reports. Anita Doering will provide a department presentation on Archives. The Director's report includes updates on IT projects, fundraising, and the 2022 operating budget process.

• Introduction of new board member Bryan Morris
• Archives department presentation by Anita Doering
• Review of August 2021 bills and financial reports
• Updates on the 2022 operating budget process
• Discussion of potential mobile library possibilities

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will review accommodations for pedestrians and cyclists in the WIS Hwy 35 roundabout project. Members will also consider recommendations for bike lane types on Market Street. The agenda includes an update on the King St Greenway Extension and a UW-L student project.

• Review of pedestrian and bicycle accommodations for the WIS Hwy 35 roundabout project
• Recommendation request for protected or standard bike lanes on Market Street
• Update on the King St Greenway Extension
• UW-L marketing student project regarding alternative transportation promotion

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review a request to extend the closure of 6th Street through mid-November. The agenda also includes construction contract change orders and an update on the La Crosse Center Project.

• Extension of street closure for 6th Street from Main Street to King Street
• Construction contract change orders (21-1318)
• Public right-of-way policy for Oktoberfest parades
• Kraus Anderson construction update for the La Crosse Center Project

Police and Fire Commission

The Commission will review fire personnel reports for July and August 2021, including promotions to Engineer and regular status appointments. The meeting also includes scheduling interviews for Police Lieutenants.

• Promotion of Erin Statz and Cole Wiggert to Engineer
• Appointment of Steven Kramer, Jay Lindahl, and Steven McCluskey to regular status
• Scheduling of Police Lieutenant interviews

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts Board will discuss its authority relative to other city departments and a new board logo. The agenda includes funding requests for the Arch of Nature site analysis and $2,500 for a downtown Living Arts display. Additionally, members will discuss ARPA funding for various projects.

• Request to approve funding for site analysis for the Arch of Nature
• Request to approve new Arts Board branding/logo
• Discussion of ARPA funding for Arts Board projects
• Request of $2,500 for DMI for the Living Arts display in downtown La Crosse

Common Council

The Common Council will review the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget and various bond authorizations for city infrastructure. The agenda also includes decisions on fire department staffing and several property use permits.

• Authorization of approximately $16,400,000 in bonds and $4,450,000 in promissory notes
• Approval of the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget
• Creation of a new Battalion Chief position for the Fire Department
• Conditional Use Permit for green space at 318 7th St S
• Ordinance to allow residential use on the first floor at 420 5th Avenue S

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates is meeting to discuss the 2022 operating budget. The session includes an overview of department budgets and a review of fees.

• 2022 Operating Budget discussion (Item 21-0946)
• Review of department budget changes
• Review of fees

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review reports from the Executive Director and finance department. The agenda also includes a discussion on the employee handbook and reviews of upcoming rent and utility standards.

• Review and approval of 2022 Payment Standards/Flat Rents (21-1292)
• Review and approval of 2022/2023 Utility Allowances (21-1293)
• Employee Handbook review and discussion

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider establishing a new ADA reserved parking zone on the 1300 block of 8th Street South. The board will also review an agreement with Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. for professional design services. Additionally, Xcel Energy will present a plan regarding electric line removal from the La Crosse River Marsh.

• Establishment of ADA reserved parking on the west side of 8th Street South
• Approval of professional services agreement with Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.
• Presentation by Xcel Energy regarding electric line removal east of Lang Dr.

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates is holding a working session to discuss the 2022 operating budget. The meeting includes an overview of department budgets and a review of potential budget changes and fees.

• 2022 Operating Budget discussion
• Review of department budget changes and fees

Council Planning Meeting

This meeting is for education and information only, with no action or public hearings scheduled. The Council will discuss prioritizing goals and values for the use of American Recovery Plan Act funding.

• Discussion regarding American Recovery Plan Act funding

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee is considering several resolutions regarding city funding and infrastructure. This includes approving the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget and authorizing various general obligation bonds for streets, fire protection, and libraries. The committee will also receive a collective bargaining update.

• $5,850,000 in bonds for street improvements and lighting
• $3,620,000 in bonds for fire protection facilities and equipment
• Sale of approximately $16,400,000 in bonds and $4,450,000 in promissory notes
• Approval of the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget
• La Crosse Center ticket price increase from $10.01 to $15.01

Room Tax Commission

The scheduled Room Tax Commission meeting did not take place because a quorum was not reached. The agenda items intended for this session will be included on the next meeting's agenda.

• 21-1268 Room Tax Distribution Report
• 21-1269 Room Tax Statistics
• 21-1270 La Crosse Center Budget Report for 2021 and 2022
• 21-1271 Explore La Crosse Budget Report for 2021 and 2022

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several rezoning ordinances and land use applications. This includes the adoption of the Imagine 2040 La Crosse Downtown Plan and various conditional use permits.

• Rezoning 1106-1108 King St to allow an apartment building
• Adoption of the Imagine 2040 La Crosse Downtown Plan
• Ordinance for residential use at 420 5th Avenue S
• Rezoning 2575 7th St. S for a four-story building
• Alcohol license expansion for The Sports Nut at 801 Rose St

Board of Public Works

The Board will review annual compliance reports for several development agreements. The meeting also includes final payments for Trane All Abilities Park - Phase 2 and a request to add a subcontractor to the citywide sidewalk replacement contract.

• Annual compliance report and determination for Gundersen, Trane U.S., Inc., and Riverside Center, LLC
• Final payments for Trane All Abilities Park - Phase 2 construction
• Request to add a subcontractor for the Citywide Sidewalk Replacement annual contract

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will consider adopting the Imagine 2040 La Crosse Downtown Plan and abolishing the City Vision 2040 Steering Committee. The meeting also includes reviews of several rezoning ordinances and conditional use permits that affect local land use.

• Rezoning 1106-1108 King St to allow for an apartment building
• Conditional Use Permit at 318 7th St S for green space
• Rezoning 420 5th Avenue S for first-floor residential use
• Rezoning 2575 7th St. S for a four-story building
• Review of sign plans at Airport Industrial Park and Interstate Industrial Park

Neighborhood Revitalization Commission

The Neighborhood Revitalization Commission will discuss future Municipal Transit Utility projects and collaboration on public streetscapes. The commission will also review draft ordinances regarding the elimination of off-street parking requirements for commercial and multi-family properties.

• Review of draft ordinance 21-1267 to eliminate off-street commercial parking
• Review of draft ordinance 21-1267 to eliminate off-street multi-family parking
• Discussion with Municipal Transit Utility Director Adam Lorentz on future projects
• Discussion on neighborhood and city collaboration for public streetscapes and green spaces

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will consider a Planning Option Agreement with Red Earth, LLC regarding the River Point District. The agenda also includes reviews of monthly deliverables for WiRED Riverside North, LLC and annual compliance reports for two developers. Additionally, members will receive updates on RDA budget requests and River Point District developments.

• Planning Option Agreement with Red Earth, LLC
• Monthly deliverables for WiRED Riverside North, LLC
• Annual compliance reports for Riverside Center III, LLC and Doerflinger's Second Century, Inc.
• Budget and financial requests for RDA projects
• River Point District development updates from WiRED

Animal Control Governing Board - ABOLISHED 1.1.2023

The Animal Control Governing Board met to discuss and potentially take action on renewing the animal control agreement. This meeting was conducted via video conferencing.

• renewal of animal control agreement

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will review annual compliance reports related to the 21-1251 Development Agreement. This includes reviews for projects such as 2219 Lofts, DuraTech, and The Charmant Hotel.

• Annual compliance reports for development agreement 21-1251
• 2219 Lofts Limited Partnership annual report
• Commercial Properties Partners, LLC (DuraTech) annual report
• The Charmant Hotel, LLC annual report
• Impact La Crosse, LLC (Garden Terrace) and The Hub on 6th, LLC annual reports

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission is reviewing applications for property modifications in historic districts. This includes sign plans for 429 7th Street N and exterior shade for 924 Cass Street. The meeting also includes an update on 2022 capital budget items.

• Review of sign plans for 429 7th Street N (Hixon House)
• Review of project plans for 123-125 3rd Street S
• Review of exterior shade application for 924 Cass Street
• Update on 2022 Capital Budget Items

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss a DOT update on the George and North George Street intersections. The committee is also working to draft its mission, vision, and composition. Additionally, members will discuss collaboration with the Racial Equity Team.

• Drafting of Committee Mission, Vision, and Composition (21-1244)
• DOT Update on George/North George St. Intersections (21-1245)
• Collaboration with the Racial Equity Team (21-1246)

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team will hold a conversation with possible new members. The meeting also includes updates on City Hall employee training opportunities and GARE membership.

• Conversation with possible new members (21-1254)
• Update on City Hall employee training opportunity (21-1255)
• Update on GARE membership (21-1256)

Municipal Transit Utility Board

The Municipal Transit Utility Board is reviewing several operating and lease agreements for transit services. These include UPASS agreements with Viterbo University and Western Technical College, as well as service agreements with La Crescent, Campbell, and Onalaska. The meeting also includes a 2022 budget review.

• UPASS agreements for Viterbo University and Western Technical College
• Operating agreement with the City of La Crescent
• Bus lease agreement with the City of La Crescent
• Operating agreements with Town of Campbell and City of Onalaska
• 2022 Budget Review

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider payment approvals for real estate acquisitions related to the La Crosse Street project. The board will also review several construction contract change orders.

• Payment approval for La Crosse Street project real estate acquisitions (Parcel 22)
• Construction contract change orders for security cameras, door hardware, wall trims, and restroom door repainting

La Crosse Center Board

The board is scheduled to review and approve the 2022 budget and several liquor invoices. The meeting also includes a tour of new ballroom and meeting space.

• Review and approval of 2022 La Crosse Center Budget
• Tour of new ballroom and meeting space
• Approval of July 2021 liquor invoices
• Approval of second set of June 2021 liquor invoices
• August 2021 convention update

City of La Crosse Redistricting Committee

The Redistricting Committee will hold an introductory meeting to elect officers. The committee will also receive an overview of the redistricting process and its timeline.

• Election of officers
• Overview of redistricting process and timeline

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners is reviewing several requests, including the final plan for a World War II Memorial. The agenda also includes proposed fee changes for marina services and an update on the Fish Hatchery project.

• Final plan approval for WWII Memorial at Veterans Freedom Park
• Fundraising event request for Copeland Park Oktoberfest
• Approval of 2022-2026 Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Strategic Plan
• Proposed fee changes for Veterans Point Marina and Municipal Harbor
• Status update on the Fish Hatchery project

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The Climate Action Plan Steering Committee will discuss a memorandum regarding vehicle idling policy. Members will also review an equity tool from Cleveland's Climate Action Plan and the Energy Action Plan Report.

• Presentation on intern memorandum regarding vehicle idling policy
• Review of Cleveland's Climate Action Plan Equity Tool for potential adaptation
• Review of the Energy Action Plan Report

City Vision 2040 Steering Committee - Abolished 9.9.2021

The committee will consider Resolution 21-1148. This resolution proposes adopting the Imagine 2040 La Crosse Downtown Plan and abolishing the City Vision 2040 Steering Committee.

• Resolution 21-1148: Adopting the Imagine 2040 La Crosse Downtown Plan
• Abolishment of the City Vision 2040 Steering Committee

Board of Public Works

The Board will review Sanitary Sewer District #1 rates for the period of July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021. The agenda also includes a request for purple ribbons on Main Street and payments for real estate acquisitions for the South Avenue project.

• Sanitary Sewer District #1 rates (July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
• Request to tie purple ribbons on Main Street trees and lampposts in October 2021
• Payments for real estate interests acquisitions for the South Avenue project
• Review of bidder's proofs of responsibility

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hear an appeal regarding a setback requirement. The request concerns a 20 foot rear yard setback for an addition at 712 Cliffwood Ln.

• Variance appeal for a 20 foot rear yard setback at 712 Cliffwood Ln

Aviation Board

The La Crosse Aviation Board will review the 2022 airport operating budget and fee schedules for airlines and the airport. The board will also consider approving $25,000 from the Airport Fund Balance for continued investigation of Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAs) at the regional airport.

• $25,000 allocation for PFAs investigation at La Crosse Regional Airport
• 2022 Airline Schedule of Fees
• 2022 Airport Schedule of Fees
• 2022 Airport Operating Budget
• Update on airport projects, operations, and Ft. McCoy

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council is reviewing several construction contracts for sewer lining, park projects, and station remodeling. The agenda also includes decisions on zoning amendments and updates to city ordinances.

• $713,545.00 contract for Copeland Park Sanitary Sewer Lining
• $416,800.00 contract for Fire Station #1 Remodel
• Self-storage permit at 607 Copeland Avenue
• Rezoning of 520 Veterans Memorial Dr. E.
• New Homeless Services Coordinator position

Common Council

The Common Council will hold an informational session regarding the School District of La Crosse's long-term facility planning. This meeting was scheduled by Mayor Mitch Reynolds at the request of the school district.

• Discussion of School District of La Crosse long-term facility planning

Human Rights Commission

The commission will determine if a fair housing complaint filed by Michelle Williams contains sufficient facts to be actionable. The meeting also includes an update from the Racial Equity Team and approval of July 20, 2021, minutes.

• Fair Housing Complaint determination: Michelle Williams v The Hive
• Racial Equity Team update
• Approval of July 20, 2021, meeting minutes

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review the Independent Auditor's Report and discuss additional Boys & Girls Club services at Schuh Recreation Center. The board will also consider approving a lead-based paint assessment project and a 2021 capital improvement project.

• Lead-based Paint Assessment Inspection & Testing (Project #10043)
• 2021 Capital Improvement Project #21016
• Additional Boys & Girls Club services at Schuh Recreation Center
• Distribution and discussion of Independent Auditor's Report
• Executive Director performance evaluation and contract

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Community Development Committee will review several items related to housing programs and property. This includes reviewing a purchase offer for 1332 Caledonia Street and construction deadline extensions.

• Offer to purchase 1332 Caledonia Street
• Construction completion deadline extension for 921 5th Ave S
• Subordination request for Housing Renovation Client #Reno0518
• Subordination request for Replacement Housing Program Client
• Revision of Housing Rehabilitation Guidelines regarding subordination

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will review an overview of the New Committee for Citizens with Disabilities. The meeting also includes a field observation presentation regarding Market Street bike lanes and the introduction of a new Sidewalk and ADA Technician.

• Overview of New Committee for Citizens with Disabilities (21-1154)
• Introduction of Sidewalk and ADA Technician Cullen Haldeman (21-1054)
• Market Street Bike Lanes Field Observation Presentation (21-1149)
• Bike Share Update (21-1153)

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to elect a new Vice President and approve minutes from recent meetings. The agenda includes consideration of the WRLSWeb Agreement and an updated Meeting Room Policy. The board will also receive an update on the 2022 operating budget.

• Election of Vice President
• Approval of WRLSWeb Agreement
• Approval of Updated Meeting Room Policy
• 2022 Operating Budget Update
• Approval of July 2021 Bills & Financial Reports

Board of Public Works

The Board is reviewing several construction contract change orders, including items for Fish Labs and the La Crosse Center. The meeting also includes a July summary update from Kraus Anderson regarding the La Crosse Center project.

• Construction Contract Change Orders (21-1155) for Fish Labs and LaX Ctr
• Kraus Anderson July Summary Update for the La Crosse Center project (21-1143)

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget. The meeting includes discussions on proposed amendments to the 2022 budget and evaluations of funding for specific city projects.

• Proposed amendments to the 2022 CIP budget
• Funding for Bucher and Causeway projects
• Funding for 2nd Street bicycle lane
• Marsh Hydrological Study and Implementation (#551)
• La Crosse County Historical Society Museum Planning Studies (#733)

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts Board will review requests regarding new board branding and membership renewal in Arts Wisconsin. The meeting also includes discussions on ARPA funding for the arts and the development of a city cultural plan. Additionally, the board will consider funding for site analysis for the Arch of Nature.

• Approval of new Arts Board branding/logo
• Funding for site analysis for the Arch of Nature
• ARPA funding and citizen input
• Membership renewal in Arts Wisconsin and consultation costs
• Development of a city cultural plan led by Arts Wisconsin

Floodplain Advisory Committee

The committee will review an update regarding the Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study submittal preparation. The agenda also includes progress updates for the Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan and a FEMA response letter.

• Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study update (20-0327)
• Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan progress update (21-1131)
• FEMA Response Letter update (21-1132)

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The Climate Action Plan Steering Committee is meeting to discuss consultant selection for item 21-1134. The committee may convene in closed session to deliberate on investing public funds.

• Consultant selection for the Climate Action Plan

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several ordinances, including new regulations for ADA on-street parking. The agenda also includes a memorandum of understanding for the School Resource Officer Program and various license applications.

• Rezoning 1106-1108 King St to allow an apartment building
• Establishing requirements and process for ADA On-Street Parking Zones
• Accepting the School Resource Officer Program Memorandum of Understanding
• Conditional Use Permit for self-storage at 607 Copeland Avenue
• Rezoning 520 Veterans Memorial Dr. E for commercial purposes

Library Board

The Library Board Committee of the Whole will meet in an advisory capacity to discuss several items. The agenda includes reviewing the preliminary 2022 operating budget request and a draft meeting room policy. No formal decisions or motions will be made during this session.

• Review of Updated WRLSWeb Agreement
• Draft of Updated Meeting Room Policy
• Review Preliminary 2022 Operating Budget Request

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider new ordinances regarding ADA on-street parking and the partial vacation of State Street. The agenda also includes final payments for infrastructure projects and real estate acquisitions for the South Avenue project.

• Ordinance creating new city code sections for ADA on-street parking
• Resolution establishing requirements for ADA On-Street Parking Zones
• Real estate interest acquisition payments for the South Avenue project
• Proposed changes to Tuesday recycling routes for Highway 16 and County B
• Report on costs for operating and maintaining downtown La Crosse parking

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing several zoning and land use applications. These include requests to rezone properties for commercial and residential use, as well as reviews of sign permits and street vacations.

• Rezoning 1106-1108 King St. for an apartment building
• Rezoning 520 Veterans Memorial Dr. E. to a Commercial District
• Conditional Use Permit for self-storage at 607 Copeland Avenue
• Partial vacation of State Street west of Front Street
• Sign permit reviews for Airport Industrial Park

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will conduct interviews for the Climate Action Plan consultant position. The interview involves Verdis Group with RDG Planning & Design and Vendi Advertising. The committee may enter a closed session to deliberate on investing public funds.

• Consultant interview (21-1113) involving Verdis Group, RDG Planning & Design, and Vendi Advertising

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The committee will discuss safety and accessibility concerns at the George Street and West George Street intersection with a WI DOT representative. The agenda also includes the introduction of a new Sidewalk and ADA Technician and a presentation on sidewalk hazard identification.

• Introduction of Cullen Haldeman, New Sidewalk and ADA Technician
• Discussion of sidewalk hazard identification process
• George Street/West George Street intersection accessibility discussion
• Visual Description Practice presentation
• ADA Anniversary Celebration Activities (July 25th - July 31st)

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will conduct an interview with consultant paleBLUEdot w/ EcoAdapt regarding the Climate Action Plan. The meeting may include a closed session to deliberate on investing public funds.

• Consultant interview for Climate Action Plan with paleBLUEdot w/ EcoAdapt

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team met virtually on July 28, 2021. The agenda includes a discussion regarding inclusion training with an attorney from USI Insurance Services. Members will also discuss potential resolution proposals and expanding the team's membership.

• Inclusion training discussion with Bret McKitrick, JD
• Discussion on possible resolution proposals
• Discussion on expanding Racial Equity Team membership

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council is invited by La Crosse Neighborhoods Inc. to participate in discussions regarding neighborhoods and neighborhood associations. Other governmental bodies may also be present to gather information.

• Discussion about neighborhoods and neighborhood associations with LCNI

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee is conducting an interview with the Brendle Group w/ Center for Energy and Environment regarding the Climate Action Plan. The committee may also convene in a closed session to deliberate on investing public funds.

• Consultant Interview (21-1116): Brendle Group w/ Center for Energy and Environment

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is scheduled to consider several construction contract changes and final payments for various city projects. The agenda also includes reviewing a storm repair quote for Gladys Street and a landscaping request for a detention pond.

• Airport Road construction change order
• Final payments for Highway 14/61 LED upgrades, IGA Court, and Pump House Theater Renovation
• Approval of Gladys Street storm repair quote
• Landscaping request for the detention pond at 4621 Millatti Lane
• Request for the annual 'Fill the Boot' MDA campaign

International Committee

The committee is reviewing an application for Junglinster, Luxembourg to become a sister city. Agenda items also include discussions on convention voting, dues, and the Oktoberfest parade. Reports from local schools and international partners will be presented.

• Junglinster, Luxembourg sister city application
• Sister cities convention voting and dues
• Oktoberfest parade discussion
• Global Initiatives Week
• Official sister city gifts

La Crosse Center Board

The board will consider a request to increase the minimum ticket price from $10.01 to $13.01 regarding the $.75 Facility Fee. The agenda also includes construction reports, convention updates, and approval of liquor invoices.

• Request to increase minimum ticket price from $10.01 to $13.01 for the $.75 Facility Fee
• Approval of liquor invoices for April, May, and June 2021
• Kraus Anderson June 2021 Construction Summary Report
• Notice of Award for the Shuttered Venue Operator's Grant

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission is meeting to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes the promotion of Detective Lieutenant Phillip Martin to the rank of Captain.

• Promotion of Detective Lieutenant Phillip Martin to Captain

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will review several Planning Option Agreements related to the River Point District. The agenda also includes discussions on design services for Street A and updates regarding the Public Market. Additionally, members will consider the operating budget and a contract with WiRED Riverside North, LLC.

• Phase II Design and Bidding Services proposal by SEH
• Planning Option Agreements for River Point District with Merge, LLC, MWF Properties, LLC, and Red Earth, LLC
• Update on Public Market discussions
• Contract consideration with WiRED Riverside North, LLC
• Review of the operating budget and request for support

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission is reviewing several development and loan requests. This includes a request to modify a small business development loan from the Coulee Region Business Center. The meeting also involves considering a draft agreement for the Trane Plant 6 redevelopment and a resolution for 5th Ward Residences.

• Request to modify Coulee Region Business Center Small Business Development Loan
• Draft development agreement with Stizo Development, LLC for Trane Plant 6 redevelopment
• Resolution approving development agreement for 5th Ward Residences
• Approval of June 24, 2021 meeting minutes

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will review applications regarding property modifications in La Crosse. This includes a request to exceed the 17-foot height limit for accessory structures at 210 14th Street S. and a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior shade at 924 Cass Street.

• Review of application to exceed 17' height limitation for accessory structures at 210 14th Street S.
• Review of Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior shade at 924 Cass Street
• Discussion on historic preservation projects with intern Kayla Price

Human Rights Commission

The commission will determine if a fair housing complaint by James L Brown contains sufficient facts to be actionable. Legal Action of Wisconsin, Inc. will also provide a presentation on 2021 housing training.

• Fair housing complaint review (James L Brown)
• Housing training presentation by Legal Action of Wisconsin, Inc.
• Approval of June 8, 2021 minutes

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Community Development Committee will meet to approve minutes from July 13, 2021. The committee will also consider approving the selection of a developer for the 4th St RFP. A closed session may be held to deliberate on this decision.

• Approval of minutes from July 13, 2021 (21-1062)
• Selection of developer for the 4th St RFP (21-1063)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider a request from Charter Communications to place fiber optics in the right of way on the 200 block of 6th Street South. The board will also review payments for real estate interest acquisitions related to the South Avenue project.

• Charter Communications fiber optic installation request for 200 block of 6th Street South
• Approval of real estate interest acquisition payments for the South Avenue project

City Plan Commission

The commission is scheduled to discuss the draft 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget. The meeting includes reviewing letters of support for projects such as museum planning studies and park shelter improvements.

• Review of 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget (Item 21-0924)
• Marsh Hydrological Study and Implementation support letter
• La Crosse County Historical Society Museum Planning Studies support letters
• Weigent Park Shelter support letters

Aviation Board

The board will consider a resolution to accept federal funds for airport concessionaires under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act. The meeting also includes reviews of military aerial support requests for Airfest 2023 and 2024.

• Resolution 21-1009: Accepting Federal funds for concessionaires
• Resolution 21-1010: Military Aerial Support for Airfest 2023 and 2024
• Updates on airport projects, operations, marketing, and air service
• Ft. McCoy update

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners is reviewing requests for park events, memorial projects, and tree removals. The agenda also includes discussions regarding trailhead parking fees and trail design approvals.

• Approval of World War II Memorial concept at Veterans Freedom Park
• Approval of Phase II of the La Crosse Vietnam Veteran's Memorial
• Discussion regarding implementation of trailhead parking fees
• Request to approve the Gateway 1.5 Connector Trail
• Requests for tree removals on Caledonia Street and 22nd Drive South

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The Climate Action Plan Steering Committee will review consultant proposals to select candidates for interviews. The committee will also receive an update on Partners in Energy strategy recommendations and a draft review timeline.

• Selection of consultants to interview from ten submitted proposals
• Update on Partners in Energy strategy recommendations
• Review of the draft timeline

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review a lease agreement for the Margaret Annett Center with Head Start Child and Family Development Centers, Inc. The Board may also discuss an employee performance evaluation and contract.

• Lease agreement for the Margaret Annett Center
• Executive Director performance evaluation and contract

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Committee will review developer proposals for the 4th Street project. It will also consider a subrecipient extension request and revisions to housing rehabilitation guidelines.

• Presentations of 4th Street developer proposals from Cinnaire, Commonwealth Companies, and Danna Capital
• Approval of subrecipient extension request
• Approval of Housing Rehabilitation Guideline Revision

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will review the draft Mobility Chapter of the Downtown Master Plan for feedback. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding a draft Request for Expression of Interest for the Bike Pedestrian Plan update.

• Review of Draft Mobility Chapter of Downtown Master Plan
• Draft RFEI for Bike Pedestrian Plan Update
• King St. Public Workshop scheduled for July 15th

Library Board

The La Crosse Library Board will hold elections for President and Secretary. The board will also review financial reports and discuss the reclassification of an Information Technology Manager position. Additionally, members will consider reimbursement for a flooring project at Main Hall.

• Election of President and Secretary
• Reclassification of Information Technology Manager position
• Reimbursement for Main Hall flooring project
• Exploration of meeting room policy updates
• Approval of staff training closures

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will hold public hearings regarding construction noise exemptions for the La Crosse Center and Gillette Street Project. The agenda also includes reviews of street privilege permits, construction contract payments, and real estate acquisition payments for the South Avenue project.

• Noise exemption hearing: Kraus Anderson Construction Company (La Crosse Center)
• Noise exemption hearing: Gerke Excavating (Gillette Street Project)
• Street privilege permit request for sign and awning at 320 Main Street
• Payment approval for real estate acquisitions for the South Avenue project
• Construction contract payments and change orders for La Crosse Center

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing the draft for the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget. This review includes examining letters of support for projects such as museum planning studies and park shelter improvements.

• 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program Budget Draft
• Marsh Hydrological Study and Implementation
• La Crosse County Historical Society Museum Planning Studies
• Weigent Park Shelter

Common Council

The Common Council will review several property rezoning requests and conditional use permits. The agenda includes a contract award for the Johnson Street Pedestrian Lighting Project and development agreements for residential projects. The council will also consider street vacations and docking agreements for cruise lines.

• Contract award to Poellinger Electric, Inc. for Johnson Street Pedestrian Lighting ($197,757.48)
• Development agreement for 5th Ward Residences
• Rezoning for a 19-unit apartment building at 1417 13th St S
• Conditional use permit for Gundersen Health System at multiple addresses
• Docking agreements for Viking Cruise Lines and American Queen Steamboat Company

La Crosse Historic and Cultural Museum Planning Task Force - ABOLISHED 11.11.2021

The La Crosse Historic and Cultural Museum Planning Task Force will elect officers and discuss proposals from FEH Design and Lord Cultural Resource. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the 2022 Capital Budget Process.

• Election of officers
• Discussion of FEH Design and Lord Cultural Resource proposal (21-0497)
• Review of 2022 Capital Budget Process

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will review June 2021 personnel reports for both departments. The agenda includes a police promotion and fire department appointments. The commission will also discuss meeting times.

• Promotion of Captain Jason Melby to Assistant Chief
• Appointment of Lieutenant Matthew Miller to regular status
• Scheduling Police Officer interviews

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing several infrastructure and property items. This includes approving payments for real estate acquisitions on South Avenue and La Crosse Street, as well as fiber optic relocation requests.

• Approval of payment list for South Avenue real estate acquisitions
• Dairyland Power request to amend permit for fiber optic relocation on Hwy 14/6
• Request to hire ISG for City Hall fiber extension design (Project #20-414)
• Review of land interest acquisition prices for La Crosse Street
• Lease back approval with Boyer's Budget Furniture, Inc. for South Avenue

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council meeting scheduled for July 6, 2021, has been cancelled. The agenda included an invitation to discuss shared services with the Holmen Area Fire Department.

Library Board

This Committee of the Whole meeting is held in an advisory capacity where no formal decisions will be made. The board will discuss future revisions to the meeting room policy and plan re-opening celebrations for community libraries.

• Meeting room policy revisions
• Re-opening celebrations for community libraries
• Library closure for staff development day
• Review of Library Staff Compact
• Review of Library Trustee By-Laws

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will review resolutions regarding docking agreements for Viking Cruise Lines and American Queen Steamboat Company. The agenda also includes a shared fire administration agreement with Holmen Area Fire Department and development plans for 5th Ward Residences.

• Docking Agreements for Viking Cruise Lines and American Queen Steamboat Company
• Shared Fire Administration MOU with Holmen Area Fire Department
• Development agreement for 5th Ward Residences
• Land purchase and sale contract for Lot 4 on Berlin Drive
• Additional funds for the IGA Court-City Pave Project final bill

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The Racial Equity Team will hold discussions with the Chair of the Human Rights Commission and a representative from Marine Credit Union. The meeting also includes an update on research regarding grant funding.

• Discussion with Chauncy Turner, Chair of the Human Rights Commission
• Discussion with Majel Hein from Marine Credit Union
• Update on research of grant funding

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several ordinance amendments and property rezonings. The agenda includes public hearings for various conditional use permits and business license applications.

• Rezoning 1417 13th St S to allow a 19-unit apartment building
• Conditional use permit for Gundersen Health System for off-street parking
• Ordinance amending conditional uses in the Washburn District
• Property transfer at 1740 State Street from Commercial to Multiple Dwelling District
• Contract renewal for the State of Wisconsin Hazardous Materials Response System Services

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council is holding a special meeting to consider late renewal applications for various beer, wine, and liquor licenses. The council will also address a request to suspend a rule regarding late renewal applications.

• Late renewal of beer and wine licenses for Black Forest Bistro at 3800 State Road 16 FC05
• Late renewal of beer and liquor licenses for Red Lobster #546 at 3333 State Road 16
• Late renewal of various alcohol and cabaret licenses for JavaVino at 2311 State Road
• Suspension of Council Rule VIII regarding late renewal applications

Budget Parameter Committee

The Budget Parameter Committee will hold a discussion regarding the 2022 operating budget. The meeting also includes the election of officers and approval of minutes from July 21, 2020.

• Election of officers
• Approval of July 21, 2020 meeting minutes
• Discussion of 2022 operating budget (item 21-0946)

Board of Public Works

The Board is reviewing final payments for several park and road reconstruction projects. The agenda also includes requests for new parking regulations, sign permits, and street vacations. Additionally, the board will consider utility work and a request from Riverfest regarding helicopter rides.

• Final payments for Badger Hickey Park, Carroll Field, and Red Cloud Park improvements
• Construction change orders for City Hall Council Chambers and State Road watermain replacement
• Proposed parking changes on Rublee Street and Myrick Park Lane
• Approval of street vacations for Forest Avenue and 14th Street
• Request from Riverfest to use the Oktoberfest Lot for helicopter rides

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will review several rezoning requests and conditional use permit applications. These items include changes to the Washburn District, property transfers for residential or industrial use, and street vacation resolutions.

• Rezoning 1417 13th St S from Residence to Multiple Dwelling for a 19-unit apartment building
• Ordinance to amend conditional uses in the Washburn District
• Conditional use permit for Gundersen Health System for off-street parking at multiple locations
• Rezoning 1720 16th St S from Single Family to Light Industrial for garage or retail space
• Resolution authorizing a land purchase and sale contract for Lot 4 on Berlin Drive

Neighborhood Revitalization Commission

The commission will discuss future projects with the Municipal Transit Utility Director. The meeting also includes a discussion on public streetscapes and an update on the off-street parking requirements elimination ordinance.

• Discussion with Municipal Transit Utility Director Adam Lorentz regarding future projects
• Discussion on neighborhood and city collaboration for public streetscapes
• Update on Off-Street Parking Requirements Elimination Ordinance
• Approval of May 3, 2021 meeting minutes

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson. Members will discuss proposals from various firms to select consultants for interviews and review an equity tool from Cleveland's climate plan. The meeting also includes a discussion on Eau Claire's Renewable Energy Action Plan.

• Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson
• Selection of consultants for interviews from various proposals
• Review of Cleveland's Climate Action Plan Equity Tool
• Discussion of Eau Claire's Renewable Energy Action Plan

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will consider a resolution approving the development agreement for 5th Ward Residences. The meeting also includes updates on the Coulee Region Business Center and Synergy group discussions. Additionally, the commission will introduce Julie Emslie, the new Economic Development Administrator.

• Resolution approving development agreement for 5th Ward Residences
• Update on Coulee Region Business Center (CRBC)
• Update on Synergy group discussions
• Introduction to Julie Emslie, Economic Development Administrator

Redevelopment Authority

The authority will discuss the River Point District with Red Earth LLC and consider planning option agreements with Merge, LLC, MWF Properties, LLC, and Hoffer, LLC. The meeting also includes a financial update and discussion regarding an expense threshold for the Executive Director.

• Planning Option Agreement with Merge, LLC (River Point District)
• Planning Option Agreement with MWF Properties, LLC (River Point District)
• Planning Option Agreement with Hoffer, LLC (River Point District)
• Presentation and discussion with Red Earth LLC regarding River Point District
• Setting an expense threshold for Executive Director payments

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will elect a new chair and review previous meeting minutes. The commission will consider landmark nominations for the U.S. Fish Control Laboratory garage and Fire Station #5. Members will also receive updates on 2022 capital budget items and several building projects.

• Amended nomination of U.S. Fish Control Laboratory garage as a Local Historic Landmark
• Election of Chair
• Update on 2022 Capital Budget Items
• Updates on Casino Bar Building, Club Toucan Building, and Riverside Park cell tower
• Fire Station #5 National Register of Historic Places nomination communication

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss several accessibility topics. This includes reviewing a draft of the Downtown Master Plan mobility chapter and identifying wheelchair ramp locations for an AARP award. The committee will also address intersection concerns on North George St.

• Review of Downtown Master Plan mobility chapter draft
• Identifying wheelchair ramp locations for AARP Community Challenge Award
• Intersection concern at North George St. near Kwik Trip and McDonalds
• Comments on Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
• Updates on July ADA Anniversary activities

La Crosse Center Board

The board will review May 2021 financials and a summary report regarding the La Crosse Center Project. The meeting includes a tour of new ballroom and meeting room space. Additionally, the Director's Report will cover staffing status and Shuttered Venue Operator's Grant status.

• Approval of April and May 2021 liquor invoices
• Tour of new Ballroom and Meeting Room Space
• Kraus Anderson Summary Report on La Crosse Center Project
• Convention Update for June 2021
• Review of May 2021 financials and year-to-date data

Building and Housing Appeals Board

The Board will consider a variance request regarding the height of a front porch railing at 1512 Madison St. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the April 27, 2021 meeting.

• Variance request for front porch railing height at 1512 Madison St.

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The committee will hold a public hearing and review the 2020 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER). The agenda also includes consideration of a developers agreement for 7th and Jackson and several housing rehabilitation actions.

• Public hearing on 2020 CAPER report
• Adoption of 2020 CAPER summary
• Approval of 7th and Jackson Developers Agreement
• Actions on five housing rehabilitation and renovation clients

Board of Public Works

The Board will review construction change orders for the La Crosse Center and consider quotes for structure demolitions. The agenda also includes discussions regarding lead contamination in the La Crosse River Marsh and repairs to Well 20.

• Quotes for structure demolition at Liberty, Charles, and Gillette Streets
• Approval of payment for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions
• Acceptance of Farnam Street Civil Defense Siren replacement quote
• Three-month street permit extension request for Pine Street utility work
• Approval to hire Municipal Well and Pump for Well 20 casing repair

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on June 21, 2021, to hear requests for property variances. The board will review an appeal regarding a setback requirement at 1711 Weston St. and an appeal for a privacy fence at 3514 Mormon Coulee Rd.

• Variance appeal for a 15-foot, 1-inch front property line setback at 1711 Weston St.
• Appeal to allow a 6-foot tall wooden privacy fence at 3514 Mormon Coulee Rd.

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing the draft 2022-2026 Capital Budget Summary. Public hearings for this budget are scheduled for July 12 and July 19, 2021. The commission will also review the CIP meeting schedule.

• Draft 2022-2026 Capital Budget Summary
• CIP Meeting Schedule
• Approval of June 1, 2021 minutes

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners will consider several requests to host events at Riverside Park, Civic Centre Park, and Myrick Park. The agenda also includes a request for tree removal on Caledonia Street and a six-month lease for the Green Island Ice Arena.

• Request to host 'BUS-eum' Exhibit at Riverside Park on July 10, 2021
• Request for Car Show & Fundraiser Event with alcohol sales at Riverside Park on August 14, 2021
• Request to host Art Market in Civic Centre Park from July through September 2021
• Six-month lease request for Green Island Ice Arena by River City Youth Hockey
• Request to remove a tree from the boulevard at 1019 Caledonia Street

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will consider a draft development agreement with Stizo Development, LLC regarding the redevelopment of Trane Plant 6. The meeting may include a closed session to discuss negotiation strategies.

• Draft development agreement with Stizo Development, LLC for Trane Plant 6

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review construction change orders for the La Crosse Center. The agenda also includes decisions on a Verizon cell pole permit and new parking or loading zone regulations. Additionally, the board will consider a lease approval with Autosport Acquisitions, LLC.

• Construction contract change orders for La Crosse Center ballroom and concessions
• Verizon Street Privilege Permit Request for a small cell pole on State Street
• No Parking order for the 600 block of Sumner Street
• Loading Zone establishment on 4th Street South
• Lease approval with Autosport Acquisitions, LLC

Common Council

The Common Council will review several infrastructure contracts for road reconstruction and bridge projects. The agenda also includes zoning changes for housing and commercial use, as well as various business license applications. Some items, including a rezoning for an apartment building on King Street, are recommended against adoption.

• Contract for Houska Park Drive Road Reconstruction: $419,915.08
• Contract for Lang Drive and Copeland Avenue bridges: $497,160.28
• Contract for 2nd Street South-Jay to State Street project: $660,774.14
• Zoning change for multifamily housing at 1319 and 1325 Saint Andrew Street
• Ordinance for temporary parking at Oakland St and 14th St N

Police and Fire Commission

The Commission will review the May 2021 Fire and Police Personnel Reports. This includes discussing La Crosse/Holmen Fire Department negotiations and appointments for Division Chief Steven Cash and Officer Hayden Halverson to regular status.

• La Crosse/Holmen Fire Department negotiations
• Appointment of Division Chief Steven Cash to regular status
• Appointment of Officer Hayden Halverson to regular status
• Discussion regarding meeting time

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse will review departmental reports and financial updates. The board will consider resolutions regarding uncollectible debts and vehicle replacements. They will also discuss opening a Section 8 Mainstream Only waiting list.

• Resolution #2250 to write off Uncollectible Debts
• Resolution #2251 to trade a 2011 Ford Fusion and dispose of appliances
• LHA Project No. 10042 Hybrid Compact SUV Replacement
• Approval to open Section 8 Mainstream Only waiting list

Council Planning Meeting

The Council Planning meeting includes a presentation providing an overview of City finances. This presentation is delivered by the Director of Finance & Human Resources.

• Presentation on City finances (Item 21-0802)

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will elect officers and approve minutes from April 30, 2021. The commission will evaluate whether a fair housing complaint by James L Brown contains sufficient facts to be actionable. Members will also discuss future trainings and receive an update on the Racial Equity Team.

• Election of officers
• Fair housing complaint determination (James L Brown)
• Discussion on future trainings and presentations
• Update on Racial Equity Team

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will receive an update on the King St Greenway Extension from 7th St. to Mississippi. The agenda also includes reviewing design comments on MUTCD revisions and an RFP for a bike-pedestrian plan update.

• King St Greenway Extension (7th St. to Mississippi) update
• NACTO and Toole Design comments on draft MUTCD revision
• RFP for Bike-Ped Plan Update
• Market Street update

Library Board

The La Crosse Public Library Board will meet via video conference to approve May 2021 minutes and financial reports. The meeting includes reports on American Rescue Plan funding requests and requests to restore library positions for 2022. Updates will also be provided regarding the Branch Refresh Project and summer programming.

• Introduction of new Business Services Manager Ian Howden
• Reports on 2022 requests to restore library positions
• Reports on American Rescue Plan funding requests
• Updates on the Branch Refresh Project
• Information on the Summer Library Program and Story Walk Project

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review construction change orders for the La Crosse Center and land acquisitions for South Avenue. The agenda also includes a request for temporary speed bumps on 8th through 11th Streets and sewer excavation at 1019 Clinton Street.

• Request for temporary speed bumps on 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Streets
• Payment list for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions
• Construction contract change orders for La Crosse Center retention
• Approval of offering price reports for La Crosse Street project parcels
• Sewer repair excavation request at 1019 Clinton Street

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts and Culture Board will review the Burns Park mural selection by Cameron King. The meeting also includes a presentation from Anne Katz of Arts Wisconsin.

• Review of Burns Park mural selection by Cameron King
• Presentation by Anne Katz from Arts Wisconsin
• Election of officers

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider several resolutions regarding city infrastructure and public services. Items include authorizing neighborhood safety lights and approving airport federal funds. The committee will also discuss collective bargaining updates.

• Installation of four neighborhood safety lights and fund appropriation
• Acceptance of Federal funds for La Crosse Regional Airport
• Rescinding $100,000 for COVID-19 supplies from the Operating Contingency budget
• Agreement for STH 35 reconstruction and traffic signal improvements
• Amending park improvement location to Trane Park

Floodplain Advisory Committee

The committee will receive an update on the Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study submittal preparation. The agenda also includes presentations regarding nonstructural flood mitigation assessments and discussions on funding for flood mitigation.

• Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study submittal preparation update (20-0327)
• Nonstructural Flood Mitigation Assessment presentation (21-0813)
• Update on meeting with City Staff, FEMA, and WDNR (21-0812)
• Discussion regarding funding for flood mitigation (21-0816)

Board of Public Works

The Board is reviewing several construction contract change orders and final payments for various city projects. The agenda also includes requests for street permits, right-of-way acquisitions, and parking ordinance amendments.

• Construction contract change orders for River Point District and La Crosse Center
• Final payments for Veterans Memorial Pool renovation and Powell Park improvements
• Verizon permit request for a small cell pole in the State Street right-of-way
• Right-of-way acquisition payments for DOT projects at various intersections and South Avenue
• Ordinance to amend parking exemptions for trade vehicles

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee will consider several land use applications, including rezoning requests for housing and parking lots. The committee is also reviewing alcohol license applications and the dissolution of two city committees.

• Rezoning for multifamily housing at 1319 and 1325 Saint Andrew Street
• Abolishment of the Safe Routes to School and Complete Count committees
• Conditional Use Permit for Viterbo University at 821/823 7th St S
• Ordinance for a temporary parking lot on Oakland St, 14th St N, and Badger St
• Request from Coulee Region Taxi for increased 2021 rates

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will review several conditional use permit applications, including liquor licenses and property conversions. The meeting also includes ordinances to rezone properties for a temporary parking lot, a stormwater lift station, and apartment buildings. Additionally, the commission will consider a lease with Hunger Task Force of La Crosse.

• Rezoning for multifamily housing and an activity center at 1319 and 1325 Saint Andrew Street
• Apartment building rezoning at 1106-1108 King St
• Conditional use permit for Viterbo University, Inc. to create green space at 821/823 7th St S
• Ordinance for a temporary parking lot on Oakland St, 14th St N, and Badger St
• Resolution approving a lease with Hunger Task Force of La Crosse

Citizens Board of Review

The Citizens Board of Review will hear and deliberate on written objections regarding 2021 real and personal property assessments. The board may also consider requests to waive the required 48-hour notice of intent to file an objection.

• Objection for 2009 & 2011 Mississippi St.
• Objection for 911 Vine St.
• Objection for 422 9th St. N.
• Requests to waive the 48-hour notice of intent to file

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will receive a presentation on the La Crosse County housing market. The meeting also includes updates regarding the River Point District and redevelopment of the former Trane Plant 6 site.

• La Crosse County Housing Market presentation by Karl Green
• Update on River Point District
• Update on Stizo Development, LLC agreement for former Trane Plant 6 site redevelopment
• Election of officers

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will discuss several updates concerning the River Point District, including a strategic market analysis report. The meeting includes consideration of a Planning Option Agreement with MSP Real Estate. Additionally, the body will review developer progress and a tree removal project payment.

• Report on Strategic Market Analysis for Mixed-Use Redevelopment for River Point District
• Final payment to Les Manske & Sons Excavating & Landscaping, LLC for tree removal at River Point District
• Consideration of Planning Option Agreement with MSP Real Estate
• Updates on potential developers and the groundbreaking event for River Point District

Citizens Board of Review

The Citizens Board of Review will review the 2021 assessment roll and error corrections. The board will also hear and deliberate on written objections regarding real and personal property assessments.

• Deliberation on written objections for 2021 real and personal property assessments
• Review of the Assessor's Annual Assessment Report
• Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair
• Verification of mandatory training requirements

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The City of La Crosse Racial Equity Team will meet to discuss findings from a survey of department heads. The agenda includes an update on the team's budget and discussion regarding future funding sources. Members will also discuss finding a future facilitator.

• Discussion on Survey of Department Heads findings
• Update on Team budget and discussion on future funding sources
• Discussion on future facilitator

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss board elections and filling an open committee position. The agenda includes updates on July ADA Anniversary activities and a discussion regarding the ADA Coordinator. Members will also address a visually impaired intersection concern at North George St.

• Board elections (21-0616)
• July ADA Anniversary updates (21-0783)
• North George St. intersection concern near Kwik Trip and McDonalds (21-0786)
• Snow removal and the new ordinance (21-0418)
• Filling an open committee position (21-0787)

Municipal Transit Utility Board

The Municipal Transit Utility Board will review an agreement with the University of Wisconsin La Crosse for the Fall 2021 and Spring-Summer 2022 terms. The meeting also includes updates on bus and building security projects and a recap of the 2020 budget.

• University of Wisconsin La Crosse Agreement (21-0760)
• Bus Project Updates
• Building Security Project
• 2020 Budget Recap

Board of Public Works

The Board will consider installing four neighborhood safety lights and approving an Xcel Energy easement amendment. The agenda also includes reviewing plans for an outdoor street cafe and a sidewalk reconstruction agreement with UW-L.

• Installation of four neighborhood safety lights and appropriation of funds
• Xcel Energy amendment to transmission line easement regarding structure height
• Review of outdoor street cafe plans for Cavalier Lounge at 5th Ave N
• Agreement with UW-L for sidewalk reconstruction on La Crosse Street
• Change Order #4 for the PFAS investigation at the airport

International Committee

The committee is meeting to conduct business regarding its advisory role to the Mayor and City Council. The agenda includes a budget review, an expenditure request, and reports from various school districts and sister cities.

• Budget review
• Expenditure request
• Summer band concert discussion
• Relationship with Mayor Reynolds
• Sister City and school reports

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners will elect new officers and review several requests for park usage and community events. The meeting also includes discussions regarding infrastructure projects and a federal transportation grant application.

• Resolution to participate in a federal DOT RAISE transportation grant application
• Request to approve the Miller Bluff Trail project and Bluff Pass Trail improvements
• Transfer of Goosetown property management from Parks to the Fire Department
• Permit requests for various events at Riverside Park, including the Maple Leaf Run/Walk
• Approval of the Nii Hosto Art Park Plan and sub-committee members

Board of Public Works

The Board will consider construction change orders for the La Crosse Center and emergency repairs to the Mormon Coulee sanitary sewer force main. The agenda also includes approvals for right-of-way acquisitions on La Crosse Street and various intersections. Additionally, the board will review a request for new signage at 422 Main Street.

• Construction change orders for slab removal and facade work at La Crosse Center
• Payment approval for right-of-way acquisitions on La Crosse Street
• Establishing a no-parking zone on the 1200 block of George Street
• Emergency repair of Mormon Coulee sanitary sewer force main
• New signage permit request at 422 Main Street

Aviation Board

The Aviation Board will consider a resolution to accept federal funds under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act. The board will also review the 2020 end-of-year airline fee reconciliation and abatement. Additionally, updates on airport projects, operations, and air service are scheduled.

• Resolution authorizing La Crosse Regional Airport to accept Federal funds under the CRRSA Act
• 2020 End Of Year Airline Fee Reconciliation and Abatement
• Updates regarding projects, operations, marketing, air service, and Ft. McCoy
• Review of March airport statistics

Common Council

The Common Council is reviewing several construction contract recommendations, including projects for storm water lift stations and road reconstruction. The agenda also includes proposed zoning changes for industrial use and various municipal appointments.

• $6,665,500.00 contract recommendation for EDA Storm Water Lift Stations
• $1,693,113.63 contract recommendation for Airport Road Reconstruction
• $2,298,878.00 contract recommendation for the La Crosse Cruise Ship Landing project
• Ordinance to rezone 607 Copeland Ave to Heavy Industrial for self-storage
• $69,000,000.00 issuance of Sewer System Revenue Bond Anticipation Notes

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission is reviewing April 2021 personnel reports for the fire and police departments. The meeting includes appointments for several new probationary officers and firefighters, as well as transitions to regular status for existing staff. The commission will also discuss regular meeting times.

• Appointment of Benjamin Leis, Andrew Stadler, and Chase Montgomery as probationary firefighters
• Appointment of Lt. Jon Wenger to regular status
• Appointment of Officers Conner Hjellming, Tanner Oleson, and Brandon Obluck to regular status
• Appointment of Daniel Skifton, Trenton Benning, Gabriel Kapanke, and Alexandra Beardmore as probationary police officers

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority will review administrative and finance reports. The agenda also includes a presentation from Dish Wireless, LLC & Forest Park.

• Approval of April 14, 2021 meeting minutes
• Approval of bills
• Executive Director's report on administrative, resident services, occupancy, and maintenance departments
• Presentation from Dish Wireless, LLC & Forest Park

Library Board

The La Crosse Public Library Board of Trustees will review April financial reports and minutes from previous meetings. The board is scheduled to discuss library operating hours for July 6 through December 31, 2021. Additionally, members will receive updates on capital improvements and potential American Rescue Plan Act funding.

• Approval of library open hours for July 6 – December 31, 2021
• Discussion of American Rescue Plan Act funding possibilities
• Update on the capital improvement process
• Consideration of resuming in-person board and committee meetings
• Closed session regarding employee performance or compensation

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss updates for the King St Neighborhood Greenway crossing at West Ave and its extension from 7th St. to Mississippi. The meeting also includes a review of 2022 CIP project requests and an update on 29th St.

• Update on King St Neighborhood Greenway Crossing at West Ave
• Update on King St Greenway Extension (7th St. to Mississippi)
• Review of 2022 CIP Project Requests
• Update on 29th St.

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Community Development Committee is reviewing several items related to local housing and property. This includes actions on property acquisitions and housing rehabilitation clients.

• Request to amend development agreement for 957 Hood Street
• Action on acquisition of 943 & 945 Hood Street
• Housing rehabilitation actions for clients 131521 and 131821
• Subordination request for housing renovation client #Reno1019
• Action on acquisition of 1024 Denton Street

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider payments for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions and a no-parking zone on 28th Street S. The agenda also includes discussions on George Street parking and requests for utility connections and street permits.

• Payments for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions
• No-parking zone establishment for the 1900 block of 28th Street S
• Verizon permit request for a small cell pole on State Street
• Storm system connection request at 1804 West Ave S
• Chalk the Pavement Art Project request at 9th Street and Division Street

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council has been invited by The Friends of the La Crosse River Marsh to participate in a spring "walk and talk" along marsh trails. Other governmental bodies may also be present to gather information regarding subjects under their decision-making responsibility.

• Spring "walk and talk" along the marsh trails

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts and Culture Board is reviewing a request to approve the Arts Board Proposals and Grants Policy. The meeting also includes requests regarding an art donation for the Veterans Memorial Pool and a banner project for the La Crosse Public Library.

• Approval of Arts Board Proposals and Grants Policy (21-0634)
• Veterans Memorial Pool art donation request (21-0635)
• La Crosse Public Library banner project approval (21-0636)

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding city funding and infrastructure projects. Agenda items include the 2022-2026 Capital Equipment Budget and investigations into PFAS contamination at the airport. The committee will also discuss collective bargaining updates.

• $69,000,000 issuance of Sewer System Revenue Bond Anticipation Notes
• $270,130.03 contract for elevator and escalator maintenance with Kone
• PFAS contamination investigation at the airport near Wells 23 & 24
• Construction easement for Rublee Street reconstruction from Oak to Kramer Street
• Special assessment for sanitary sewer laterals on 200 blocks of 20th Street South

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The committee will elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson and receive an orientation on its role in the planning process. Members will also discuss a Request for Proposal for climate action planning and review research memos regarding carpooling, LEED, community gardening, and GND.

• Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson
• Action on Request for Proposal for Climate Action Planning
• Review of spring intern research memos (carpooling, LEED, community gardening, and GND)
• Discussion on future meeting times and dates

Floodplain Advisory Committee

The committee reviewed an update on the Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study, which included modeling for a 500-year floodplain. The presentation indicated that 57 houses may have the potential to be removed based on current findings. The agenda also included a resolution regarding position reclassifications in several city departments.

• Ebner Coulee Floodplain Study update regarding potential removal of 57 houses
• Resolution to reclassify positions in Community Risk Management, La Crosse Regional Airport, and the La Crosse Center

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several rezoning ordinances and permit applications. Proposed changes include property transfers for self-storage at 607 Copeland Ave and multifamily housing on Saint Andrew Street. The committee will also consider concessionaire designations for the La Crosse Center and Regional Airport.

• Rezoning 607 Copeland Ave to Heavy Industrial for a self-storage building
• Ordinance for parking lot expansion at various Jackson St, 4th St S, and 3rd St S addresses
• Conditional Use Permit application from City Brewing Company LLC
• Rezoning 1319 and 1325 Saint Andrew Street for multifamily housing
• Designating La Crosse County Convention Bureau, Inc. as La Crosse Center concessionaire

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider a request from UWL to vacate 14th Street between Badger Street and Farwell Street. The agenda also includes reviewing final payments for construction contracts and South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions.

• Request to vacate 14th Street from Badger Street to Farwell Street
• Payment list for South Avenue Right of Way acquisitions
• Final payments for curb, gutter, and pavement replacement contracts
• Final payment for Riverside Park restroom renovation
• Change order for La Crosse Center Expansion-Renovation

Library Board

The Library Board Committee of the Whole will discuss library service hours for the third and fourth quarters of 2021. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Community Library Refresh Plan and future meeting schedules. No motions or decisions will be made during this advisory meeting.

• Library service hours for Q3 and Q4 2021
• Community Library Refresh Plan
• Rescheduling of June Committee of the Whole Meeting
• Future scheduling of Committee of the Whole Meetings

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing several zoning amendments and survey maps. These include proposals to rezone properties for self-storage, parking expansion, and residential use. The commission will also review building plans for industrial sites.

• Rezoning 607 Copeland Ave for a self-storage building
• Rezoning Jackson St and 4th St S properties for parking lot expansion
• Rezoning 1319 and 1325 Saint Andrew Street for multifamily housing
• Conditional Use Permit application from City Brewing Company LLC
• Plan reviews at 3131 Commerce Street and 2929 Airport Rd

Neighborhood Revitalization Commission

The Neighborhood Revitalization Commission is reviewing a draft ordinance to eliminate off-street parking requirements. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the March 29, 2021, meeting.

• Draft Ordinance 21-0456 to eliminate off-street parking requirements
• Approval of March 29, 2021, meeting minutes

Human Rights Commission

The commission will determine if a fair housing complaint filed by Katherine Prinsen contains sufficient facts to be actionable. The body will also discuss potential topics for future training and presentations.

• Fair housing complaint: Katherine Prinsen vs. Asha Boardman
• Discussion on potential training and presentation topics
• Approval of March 23, 2021 meeting minutes

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss Americans with Disabilities Act compliance updates and the ADA Coordinator role. The agenda also includes board elections and a request to designate May as Mental Health Month.

• Board elections (21-0616)
• Grievance procedure review (21-0118)
• Snow removal and new ordinance discussion (21-0418)
• ADA compliance update from Randy Turtenwald (21-0615)
• Discussion regarding the ADA Coordinator (21-0617)

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The Racial Equity Team will discuss results from an internal department heads survey. The meeting also includes a presentation by Thomas Harris regarding the history of racial equity initiatives in La Crosse.

• Discussion of Internal Department Heads Survey results
• Presentation on the history of racial equity initiatives in the City

Building and Housing Appeals Board

The Building and Housing Appeals Board will consider a variance request from Borton Construction regarding Municipal Code Sec. 103-103. This request concerns the demolition of a building structure at 121 3rd St. S. The board will also approve minutes from the March 29, 2021, meeting.

• Variance request for building demolition at 121 3rd St. S.

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing construction contract change orders for the La Crosse Center and Diagonal Road Neighborhood. The agenda also includes an amendment to engineering services for wastewater treatment plant upgrades and a request to vacate 14th Street. Additionally, the board will consider South Avenue land acquisitions and a snow shoveling charge dispute.

• Construction change orders for La Crosse Center and Diagonal Road Neighborhood Porous Asphalt
• Payment approval for South Avenue Right-of-Way acquisitions
• Amendment to engineering services for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades
• Request to vacate 14th Street from Badger Street to Farwell Street
• Dispute of snow shoveling charges at 522 Jackson St.

La Crosse Center Board

The board will review updates regarding the La Crosse Center construction and architectural plans. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Art's Board regarding art recommendations for the center.

• Kraus Anderson Construction Update April 2021
• ISG Architect Update on the La Crosse Center Project
• Art's Board recommendation for Art in the La Crosse Center
• Review of 2020 financials
• Mayor Reynolds presentation

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will consider a tax increment financing term sheet for the redevelopment of Trane Plant 6 by Stizo Development, LLC. The meeting is scheduled to be held via video conference.

• Consideration of TIF term sheet for Stizo Development, LLC at Trane Plant 6
• Approval of minutes from March 25, 2021

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will hold presentations regarding the River Point District involving MSP Real Estate, Adam Hoffer, and MWF Properties. The meeting also includes consideration of a listing agreement with CBRE, Inc. and a monthly financial update.

• Presentations on River Point District with MSP Real Estate, Adam Hoffer, and MWF Properties
• Consideration of a listing agreement with CBRE, Inc.
• Monthly update on Redevelopment Authority financials

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will review several property applications and landmark nominations. This includes reviewing height limit exceptions, exterior project plans, and a telecommunications tower in Riverside Park. The commission will also discuss the Lost La Crosse Project.

• Nomination of Fire Station #4 at 906 Gillette Street as a Local Historic Landmark
• Height limit exception for an accessory structure at 1731 Madison Street
• Review of exterior project plans for 201-225 3rd Street N
• Amended landmark nomination for the U.S. Fish Control Laboratory
• Request for comment on a telecommunications tower in Riverside Park

City Vision 2040 Steering Committee - Abolished 9.9.2021

The committee will discuss feedback received from an open house and conduct a market analysis walkthrough with EPS. The meeting will also address next steps for the project.

• Discussion on feedback from open house
• Market analysis walk through with EPS
• Next steps

Common Council

The meeting includes an adjourned session to refer committee items to new committees. The council will then convene for an organizational meeting to elect a Council President and members to the Board of Public Works. The Mayor will also make appointments to the Board of Park Commissioners.

• Election of Council President
• Election of two Council Members to the Board of Public Works
• Mayor's appointments to the Board of Park Commissioners (Christine Kahlow and Rebecca Schwarz)
• Referral of committee items to new committees

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing infrastructure projects, including design contracts for sanitary lift station improvements. The agenda also includes discussions on sewer lateral assessments and street privilege permits. Additionally, the board will address several disputes regarding snow shoveling charges.

• Award of design services contract for Pammel Creek and Hagar Sanitary Lift Station Improvements
• Proposed assessment for sanitary sewer laterals in the 100 and 200 blocks of 20th Street South
• Right-of-way acquisitions for La Crosse Street (Parcel 17 and Parcel 19)
• Temporary street privilege permit for St. Joseph Workman Cathedral restoration
• Water utility vendor agreement for the Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board will hear a variance appeal regarding garage and accessory structure height limits at 1524 Island Street. The meeting also includes the annual election of a Vice Chair.

• Variance appeal for 1524 Island Street regarding garage and accessory structure heights
• Annual election of Vice Chair

Aviation Board

The Aviation Board will review the 2020 Airport Annual Report and the 2021 Marketing Plan. The board will also consider a resolution for an airport concessionaire and a liquor permit application. Other items include updates to airport positions and the car wash business plan.

• Resolution designating a concessionaire and authorizing a 'Class B' Intoxicating Liquor Permit
• Review of the 2020 Airport Annual Report
• Review of the 2021 Airport Marketing Plan
• Update to the Airport Car Wash Business Plan
• Proposed changes to airport positions

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners is considering requests for alcohol sales at Black River Beach for a June 2021 event. The board will also review a boulevard planting plan, boat landing improvements at Pettibone Park, and docking agreements for cruise lines.

• Alcohol sales request for Black River Beach on June 5, 2021
• Boulevard planting plan for 1624 Johnson Street
• Boat landing improvements at Pettibone Park
• Docking agreements for Viking Cruise Lines and American Queen Steamboat Company

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse will discuss 2021 HUD income limits and employee handbook reviews. The board will also consider bids for resident satisfaction services and a maintenance shop remodel at St. James. Additionally, they will review the adoption of the 2021 Section 8 utility allowance schedule.

• Review and approve LHA #10040 Resident/Customer Satisfaction Bids
• Review and approve St. James Maintenance Shop Remodel & Addition Bids
• Adoption of 2021 Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Utility Allowance Schedule
• Discussion of 2021 HUD Issued Income Limits

Library Board

The La Crosse Public Library Board will meet via video conference to approve recent meeting minutes and financial reports. The agenda includes an update on the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Budget Process and a review of patron expectations and behavior guidelines.

• Review/approval of Patron Expectations and Behavior Guidelines
• Update on 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Budget Process
• Approval of March 2021 bills and financial reports

Community Development Committee - Abolished 2.9.2023

The committee will consider a request for proposals regarding the redevelopment of 4th Street. Members will also review actions on several housing renovation and rehabilitation clients. Additionally, the committee will act on the sale of a vacant lot at 2549 13th Place South.

• Sale of vacant lot at 2549 13th Place South
• Request for proposals for 4th Street redevelopment
• Subordination request for Housing Rehabilitation Client #108406
• Housing renovation actions for clients 2821, 2921, and 3021

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss the April 15th community launch of Drift Bike Share. The agenda also includes a review of capital improvement requests and updates on Market St. and 29th St.

• Drift Bike Share community launch on April 15th
• Capital Improvement Request Project Review
• Market St. public meeting update
• 29th St. update

Board of Public Works

The Board is reviewing right-of-way acquisition payments for La Crosse Street and South Avenue. The agenda also includes construction change orders and a request for a temporary street permit for cathedral restoration.

• Payments for La Crosse Street and South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions
• Construction contract change orders for Caledonia Streetscape Maintenance and La Crosse Center
• Proposal for diagonal parking on Pearl Street
• Temporary street permit request for St. Joseph Workman Cathedral restoration
• Request to place Herons of La Crosse sculptures at the Pump House Regional Arts Center

Board of Canvassers

The Board of Canvassers will canvass the returns from the April 6, 2021 Spring Election. The meeting also includes processing and tallying provisional ballots.

• Canvassing April 6, 2021 Spring Election returns
• Processing and tallying provisional ballots

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council will review bids for various street, sewer, and utility projects. The agenda includes rezoning requests for apartment development and self-storage buildings. The council will also consider funding for wastewater treatment upgrades and fire station construction.

• $845,268.00 contract for City Hall Council Chambers Renovation
• $838,871.75 for 20th & 21st - Madison Street Intersection Reconstruction
• Rezoning at 432 Division St. & 608 5th Ave. S. for an apartment building
• $442,000 in TID 14 funds for property acquisition on East 4th St
• Rezoning at 630 Fisherman's Road for self-storage buildings

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission is reviewing personnel reports for February and March 2021. This includes appointing six firefighters to regular status and promoting one firefighter to Engineer. The meeting also covers scheduling police officer interviews and a police oversight subcommittee update.

• Appointment of six firefighters to regular status
• Promotion of Firefighter Clayton Anderson to Engineer
• Scheduling of police officer interviews
• Update on Criminal Justice Management Council Subcommittee for Police Oversight

La Crosse Historic and Cultural Museum Planning Task Force - ABOLISHED 11.11.2021

The task force will discuss and potentially act on proposals from FEH Design and Lord Cultural Resource. The meeting also includes updates on other activities and next steps.

• Discussion and possible action on FEH Design and Lord Cultural Resource proposal (21-0497)
• Approval of March 11, 2021 meeting minutes

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review an ordinance regarding residential parking zones and a petition for all-way stop signs at 22nd Drive and Adams Street. The agenda also includes construction change orders for the La Crosse Center and payments for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions.

• Ordinance to amend Section 44-117 regarding residential parking zones
• Petition for all-way stop signs at 22nd Drive and Adams Street
• Construction contract change orders for the La Crosse Center
• Payments for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions
• Award of a low profile dump truck bid to Debauche Trucking

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee will consider an appeal by David Olson to reverse Fire Department inspection fees and issue a refund. The committee may convene in closed session to deliberate on this decision.

• Appeal by David Olson to reverse Fire Department inspection fees and issue a refund

City of La Crosse Diversity Equity Inclusion Team

The Racial Equity Team will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair during this meeting. Members will also discuss shared drive options and team facilitation. The group plans to brainstorm outreach methods and begin prioritizing programs and policies.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Discussion of shared drive options
• Selection of a team facilitator
• Brainstorming departmental outreach and connection methods
• Creation of a prioritized list for programs and policies

Library Board

The Library Board Committee of the Whole will hold an advisory meeting via video conference. The agenda includes an introduction by La Crosse Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Engel and a review of patron behavior guidelines. No motions or decisions will be made during this session.

• Introduction of La Crosse Schools Superintendent, Dr. Aaron Engel
• Review of WRLSWeb services provided and received
• Review of patron expectations and behavior guidelines
• Consideration of future Committee of the Whole topics

Arts and Culture Board

The Arts and Culture Board will review requests to approve the Nii Hosto Art Park plan and a related task force. The meeting also includes consideration of an advertising services RFP finalist and the Artspire grant.

• Approval of Nii Hosto Art Park plan
• Approval of Nii Hosto Art Park task force
• Review of Professional Advertising and Marketing Services RFP finalist
• Approval of Artspire grant
• Discussion of proposal and grant guidelines

Finance & Personnel Committee

The committee is reviewing resolutions regarding city infrastructure, personnel changes, and financial allocations. Items include funding for wastewater upgrades, airport projects, and land exchanges. Several items were short-circuited by the Mayor prior to this meeting.

• $442,000 in TID 14 funds for property acquisition on East 4th St for affordable housing
• Issuance of up to $4,250,000 in Note Anticipation Notes
• Financing for the 2021 Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades
• Contract with Princeton Informa, LLC for passenger statistic evaluation services
• Reclassification of two positions within the Information Technology Department

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee is reviewing several ordinances related to property rezoning in La Cinesse. Items include changes for an apartment building, a new fire station, and self-storage facilities. The committee will also review annual reports from the police and fire departments.

• Rezoning 432 Division St. & 608 5th Ave. S. for an apartment building
• Zoning changes for a new fire station at 906 Gillette Street
• Self-storage permits at 630 Fisherman's Road
• 2021 County 9-1-1 Emergency System agreement
• Liquor license application for El Charro Bar Grill Mexican Restaurant LLC

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is reviewing several infrastructure items, including right-of-way acquisition payments and contract change orders. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding sidewalk construction on George Street and Onalaska Avenue. The board will also consider an easement amendment request from Xcel Energy.

• Public hearing for sidewalk construction on George Street and Onalaska Avenue
• Xcel Energy request to amend transmission line easement structure height
• Right-of-way acquisition payments for South Avenue, La Crosse Street, and various intersections
• Contract change order for Badger Hickey Park Phase 2
• Partial vacation of the alley between Liberty, Charles, Gillette, and Sill Streets

Building and Housing Appeals Board

The Building and Housing Appeals Board will review two variance requests. These include a request regarding bedroom ceiling height at 2115 16th St. S. and a request regarding a swimming pool fence at 5125 Grandwood Pl. W.

• Variance request for bedroom ceiling height at 2115 16th St. S.
• Variance request for a swimming pool fence at 5125 Grandwood Pl. W.

Neighborhood Revitalization Commission

The commission will discuss an ordinance to amend residential parking zones. The meeting includes an update on the ordinance to eliminate off-street parking requirements. A presentation regarding retrofitting trees into existing infrastructure is also scheduled.

• Amendment to residential parking zone ordinances
• Update on eliminating off-street parking requirements
• Presentation on retrofitting trees into existing infrastructure

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission is reviewing several rezoning requests, including developments for an apartment building and a new fire station. The agenda also includes reviews of building plans and a resolution regarding airport improvement aid.

• Rezoning 432 Division St. & 608 5th Ave. S. for an apartment building
• Rezoning 906 Gillette Street for a new fire station
• Conditional use permit for self-storage at 630 Fisherman's Road
• Ordinance defining bicycle sharing facilities
• Petitioning the DOT for Airport Improvement Aid

Redevelopment Authority

The meeting includes presentations regarding the River Point District with Oppidan and Merge Urban Development. The authority will also consider a listing agreement with CBRE, Inc. and the Executive Director position. A monthly financial update will be provided.

• $3,000,000 Taxable Interim Redevelopment Revenue Bond, Series 2021
• Presentations regarding River Point District
• Listing agreement with CBRE, Inc.
• Consideration of the Executive Director position
• Monthly update on RDA financials

Economic Development Commission - Abolished 2.9.2023

The Economic Development Commission will consider a tax increment financing application from Stizo Development, LLC for the redevelopment of Trane Plant 6. The meeting also includes updates on Small Business Relief Grants and The Wellness Center.

• TIF application from Stizo Development, LLC for redevelopment at Trane Plant 6
• Update on The Wellness Center - G2G, LLC
• Update on the Small Business Relief Grants
• Approval of minutes from February 25, 2021

Heritage Preservation Commission

The Heritage Preservation Commission will consider designating Fire Station #4, located at 906 Gillette Street, as a Local Historic Landmark. The commission will also discuss historic preservation projects for 2021.

• Nomination of Fire Station #4 (906 Gillette Street) as a Local Historic Landmark
• Discussion on 2021 historic preservation projects

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities will discuss transportation options to polling places and a new snow removal ordinance. The committee will also review business nomination procedures and the Disability Action Network's ADA Celebration Week in July.

• Nomination procedure for Outstanding Local Business (21-0262)
• Snow removal and the new ordinance (21-0418)
• Disability Action Network: No Limits - Ability Awareness / ADA Celebration Week in July (21-0419)
• Discussion of transportation options to the polls (21-0421)

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will determine if a fair housing complaint filed by Bridget Karl contains sufficient facts to be actionable. The commission will also receive updates regarding the Racial Equity Team.

• Determination of actionability for Bridget Karl's fair housing complaint
• Approval of March 2, 2021, meeting minutes
• Updates on the Racial Equity Team

La Crosse Center Board

The La Crosse Center Board will review convention updates, website metrics, and WIAA event details. The meeting includes discussing cost estimates for a new digital video board and selecting colors for shade structures. Reports regarding wall graphics and the Business Manager position will also be presented.

• Cost estimate for a large format Digital Video Board on the entrance North Wall
• Selection of colors for shade structures and metal supports
• Review of the LCCVB "Welcome Booth" Agreement draft
• WIAA Event Review
• Update on the Business Manager's position

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review applications for outdoor cafes on Pearl Street and Front Street. The agenda also includes contract change order requests for the La Crosse Center and a utility request for the UWL Fieldhouse project. Additionally, the board will address snow shoveling charge disputes.

• Review of outdoor cafe applications at 207 & 209 Pearl Street and 501 Front Street
• Contract change order requests for La Crosse Center regarding roof blocking and fireproofing
• Request to place utilities in the 1800-2000 Pine Street area for the UWL Fieldhouse project
• Approval of payment list for South Avenue right-of-way acquisitions
• Petition for all-way stop signs at 22nd Drive and Adams Street

International Committee

The International Committee will discuss a Luxembourg Sister City update and a summer band concert. The meeting also includes a budget review and an expenditure request.

• Luxembourg Sister City Update
• Summer Band Concert
• Budget Review
• Expenditure Request
• Sister City and School Reports/Announcements

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners is reviewing several requests for event permits at local parks, including Myrick Park and Riverside Park. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a land exchange with private landowners and updates to the 2022-2026 capital improvements budget.

• Land exchange between the City and Thomas D. Culp and Kimberley E. Culp
• $1,150 fee for La Crosse Segway Tours to use Riverside Park parking
• Approval of a conditional fee structure for 2021 park classes
• 'StoryWalk' project installation at Chad Erickson Park Trail
• Update on the 2022-2026 Parks, Recreation, and Forestry capital budget

City Vision 2040 Steering Committee - Abolished 9.9.2021

The City Vision 2040 Steering Committee will receive a project update and discuss promoting open house displays. The meeting also includes a review of request 21-0381 for a second project extension from RDG and a March contract extension request.

• Project update
• Discussion on promotion of open house displays
• Request 21-0381 for a second project extension from RDG
• March contract extension request

Board of Public Works

The Board will consider a proposal to study groundwater problems in Forest Hills using 2021 CIP #649 funds. The agenda also includes South Avenue parcel payments, the Pizza King lease, and several requests to dispute snow shoveling charges.

• Proposal to study Forest Hills groundwater problems
• Approval of South Avenue Parcel Payments
• Discussion and possible approval of Pizza King lease
• Requests to dispute snow shoveling charges at multiple addresses
• Land exchange between City Parks and landowners Thomas and Kimberley Culp

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a variance application for the property at 1524 Island Street. The request involves regulations on the number of garages allowed and height requirements for accessory structures.

• Variance appeal for 1524 Island Street regarding garage quantity and accessory structure height limits

Aviation Board

The Aviation Board will consider resolutions regarding airport project intentions and federal improvement aid. The board will also address the cancellation of solar array canopy projects and a contract for passenger statistic evaluation services. Briefings on unmanned aircraft systems and anti-human trafficking are also scheduled.

• Resolution petitioning the Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid
• Cancellation of Capital Improvement Projects 2019-74 and 2020-74 (Solar Array Canopy)
• Contract with Princeton Informa, LLC for passenger statistic evaluation services
• Briefing on unmanned aircraft system operations from Air Traffic Control
• Briefing on Anti-Human Trafficking

Common Council