De Pere public meetings in 2024
50 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Park Commissioners
The De Pere Board of Park Commissioners will consider approving the minutes from its November 21 meeting, a $1,000 donation from Hockers Home Services for the holiday lights display, and Amerilux as the main beer garden sponsor for 2025. A staff update on the holiday light show will also be presented. Public comments on park‑related matters are allowed before the agenda items are acted on.
- Approve Board of Park Commissioners minutes from the November 21, 2024 meeting
- Approve $1,000 donation from Hockers Home Services for the holiday lights display
- Approve Amerilux as the main beer garden sponsor for 2025
- Staff update on the holiday light show
- Public comment period on park‑related matters
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a public hearing and Ordinance #24-24 to change the MX2 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District to a GX1 Office‑Residential Mix District at 314 and 330 North Broadway Street. The meeting also includes approval of the December 3 minutes, discussion of community service grant applications, and several finance and personnel recommendations. Additional items are a recommendation to delay the Merrill Street reconstruction until 2026, and multiple ordinances and resolutions covering code changes, development agreements, fee adjustments, and property acquisition.
- Public hearing and Ordinance #24-24 to amend zoning from MX2 to GX1 at 314 & 330 North Broadway St.
- Recommendation to delay the reconstruction of Merrill Street to 2026.
- Finance/Personnel Committee recommendation to approve a copier purchase and service contract for the Health Department.
- Resolution #24-107 setting Health Department fees for 2025.
- Waiver of Invoice #202408015405 for $1,461.25 related to the 2024 Tour De Pere special event.
Finance/Personnel Committee
The Finance/Personnel Committee will discuss several city contracts, personnel reclassifications, and municipal code revisions. Key items include a proposed 100,000-square-foot warehouse and a public parking structure project.
- Proposed Sale and Development Agreement with BCD Holdings, LLC for a 100,000-square-foot warehouse
- Contract award to GRAEF/Berners Schober/ECS for a public parking structure at 230 N. Wisconsin St.
- Request from Definitely De Pere to waive a $1,461.25 invoice for the 2024 Tour De Pere
- First Amendment to Development Agreement with Gypsum Management and Supply - Builders Court
- Reclassification of the Senior Building Inspector and approval of City Manager job description
Business Improvement District Board
The Business Improvement District Board will approve the minutes from the October 30, 2024 meeting. It will receive an update on the approved 2025 Operating Plan and discuss the quarterly gathering calendar and progress reports. The board will also discuss the Downtown Master Plan process and present the annual report covering 2023 statistics, 2024 highlights, and 2025 plans.
- Approval of the minutes of the October 30, 2024 BID Board meeting
- BID Chair update on the approved 2025 Operating Plan
- Discussion of the quarterly gathering calendar and progress reports
- Discussion of the Downtown Master Plan process
- Presentation of the annual report – 2023 stats, 2024 highlights, 2025 plans
Board of Public Works
The De Pere Board of Public Works will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and discuss a Green Bay Water Utility billing agreement. The body will also consider delaying the reconstruction of Merril Street to 2026.
- Approval of October 7, 2024 Board of Public Works minutes
- Consideration of Green Bay Water Utility Billing Services Agreement
- Consideration to delay Merril Street reconstruction to 2026
- Discussion on polycart storage enforcement timeline
- Discussion on Civic Group Welcome Plaque Policy
Police & Fire Commission
The De Pere Police and Fire Commission will approve the minutes from its September 5, 2024 meeting and confirm the appointment of a Fire Mechanic. Commissioners may hold a closed session to discuss employment matters and then reconvene in open session. The commission will also consider discussion and possible action on a hearing regarding charges filed by Police Chief Jeremy Muraski against Detective Sergeant Steven A. Yedica. A public comment period and future agenda items are also on the agenda.
- Approval of the September 5, 2024 meeting minutes
- Confirmation of appointment to the Fire Mechanic position
- Possible discussion and action on hearing concerning charges against Detective Sergeant Steven A. Yedica
- Public comment on matters not on the agenda
- Future agenda items
License Committee
The License Committee will consider liquor license applications for Pasquale's International Cafe and the De Pere Country Store. Both items require City Council approval if recommended by the committee.
- Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquor License for Pasquale's International Cafe (305 Main Ave) to operate under Pasquale's Cafe Inc.
- Class A Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquor License for Country Visions Cooperative DBA De Pere Country Store (1221 Grant St)
Common Council
The De Pere Common Council will approve the minutes from the November 19, 2024 meeting and hear public comment. It will consider several Board of Park Commissioners recommendations, including a $2,500 donation to the Recreation Scholarship Fund and changes to the scholarship program and Ash Tree Grant. The License Committee will recommend liquor‑license applications for Pasquale's International Café (305 Main Ave) and Country Visions Cooperative (1221 Grant St). The council will also receive an update on the former ShopKo site redevelopment, review an extraterritorial 4‑lot survey map at 1201 Wrightstown Rd, and discuss possible acquisition of private property for public purposes.
- Accept $2,500 donation from Wochinske Family Foundation to Recreation Scholarship Fund
- License Committee recommendation for Class "B" fermented malt beverage and liquor license for Pasquale's International Café, 305 Main Ave
- License Committee recommendation for Class "A" fermented malt beverage and liquor license for Country Visions Cooperative (De Pere Country Store), 1221 Grant St
- Approve extraterritorial 4‑lot certified survey map at 1201 Wrightstown Rd (Parcel R‑279)
- Discussion and possible action on potential acquisition of private property for public purposes
Plan Commission
The De Pere Plan Commission will consider two items that require City Council approval: a certified survey map for four residential lots at 1201 Wrightstown Rd in Rockland (Parcel R‑279) and a zoning map amendment changing the designation of parcels at 314 N Broadway St and 330 N Broadway St from MX2 to GX1. The commission will also approve the minutes from the October 28, 2024 meeting, discuss site plans received since that meeting, and review the status of recently approved development projects.
- Approve minutes of the October 28, 2024 Plan Commission meeting.
- Consider extraterritorial 4‑lot certified survey map at 1201 Wrightstown Rd, Rockland (Parcel R‑279) – requires City Council approval.
- Consider zoning map amendment from MX2 to GX1 for parcels 314 N Broadway St and 330 N Broadway St (Parcels ED‑870, ED‑871) – requires City Council approval.
- Discuss site plans received since the October 2024 meeting and review status of recent development projects.
- Public comments on matters not on the agenda.
Board of Park Commissioners
The De Pere Board of Park Commissioners will vote on several items, including approving the minutes from the September 19, 2024 meeting, accepting a $1,000 donation from Greta Johnson for chairs and tables, and accepting a $2,500 donation from the Wochinske Family Foundation to the Recreation Scholarship Fund. The board will also consider changes to the Recreation Scholarship Program, special programming for the Nelson Pavilion, an amendment to the Ash Tree Grant, and the 2023‑2024 year‑end financial statements for the De Pere Ice Arena. Discussion topics include updates on the community garden at Lions Trailside Park, future planning for Southwest Park, naming a new park in Waterview Heights, and the Waterview Heights Park master plan. Staff will provide updates on baseball‑diamond improvements, the holiday light show, the 2025 budget, the Willems Playground Project, and a proposed dog ordinance.
- Approve $2,500 donation from Wochinske Family Foundation to Recreation Scholarship Fund
- Approve $1,000 donation from Greta Johnson for chairs/tables
- Approve changes to the Recreation Scholarship Program
- Approve special programming for Nelson Pavilion
- Approve 2023‑2024 year‑end financial statements for De Pere Ice Arena
License Committee
The De Pere License Committee will meet to approve minutes, discuss the availability of Class B liquor licenses, and hear from a resident regarding a denied operator license application. The public may attend in person at City Hall or virtually.
- Approval of October 1, 2024 minutes
- Public hearing for Tamara Jandrain regarding denied operator license
- Discussion on 'Class B' liquor license quota
- Change of agent request for St. Norbert College
- Future agenda items
Common Council & Redevelopment Authority
The Redevelopment Authority will present Resolution #24-01 declaring the property at 2535 Lawrence Drive blighted. The Common Council will consider Resolution #24-96 to concur with the Authority's blight determination. Both items require Council approval. The property is owned by G&G Rebuilders, Inc., a dissolved domestic business.
- RDA Resolution #24-01 finding 2535 Lawrence Drive blighted
- Common Council Resolution #24-96 concurring with RDA blight finding
- Public hearing on the blight determination held Oct 28, 2024
- Property owned by G&G Rebuilders, Inc. (dissolved)
- Nonconforming outdoor storage expansion documented for the parcel
Common Council
The Common Council will conduct a public hearing to present and potentially approve the 2025 budget and the associated tax levy. The body will also consider several inter-departmental agreements and property-related recommendations.
- Public hearing and approval of proposed 2025 Budget and Resolution #24-97 (Tax Levy)
- Resolution #24-99: First Amendment to Development Agreement for Amerilux Holdings, LLC at 2000 Commerce Drive
- Resolution #24-98: Long-term advance to Water Utility Fund from Wastewater and General Funds
- Recommendation to increase sale price for City-owned property in Business Parks
- Approval of School of Nursing Practicum Site Agreement with Rasmussen College, LLC
Sustainability Commission
The Sustainability Commission will meet to discuss carbon monoxide detectors for local schools and updates to the Clean Energy Workplan. The body will also consider actions regarding a Clean Air Initiative and a composting services reimbursement program.
- Discussion on carbon monoxide detectors for local schools
- Consideration and possible action on Clean Air Initiative
- Consideration and possible action on Composting Services Reimbursement
- Consideration and possible action on Adopt-a-Drain Incentive Program
- Review of Adopt-a-Drain PSA video
Finance/Personnel Committee
The committee will discuss the sale price of City-owned property in business parks and a development agreement amendment for Amerilux Holdings, LLC. Other items include the refurbishing of an Interstate 41 sign and the September 2024 investment report.
- Possible action to increase sale price for City-owned property in business parks
- First Amendment to Development Agreement with Amerilux Holdings, LLC (Parcel No. ED-3103)
- Refurbishing or replacement of Interstate 41 Sign
- City of De Pere Investment and Cash Detail for September 2024
Board of Health
The De Pere Board of Health will vote on the resignation of Dr. McHenry and the appointment of Robyn Lauritsen. It will also discuss several affiliation agreements and the WI DHS EmPOWER Agreement. A key agenda item is the proposed 2025‑26 health department fee schedule. Additional items include updates on the program performance dashboard and quarterly health reports.
- Resignation of Dr. McHenry and appointment of Robyn Lauritsen
- Consideration of WI DHS EmPOWER Agreement
- Affiliation agreements with Grand Canyon University and Rasmussen College
- Proposed 2025‑26 Health Department Fees
- Program Performance Management Dashboard update (Q3)
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss employment agreements for City Manager Kimberly T. Flom and City Administrator/Manager Lawrence Delo. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding the vacation of a public thoroughfare.
- Public hearing on right-of-way discontinuance at 2000 Commerce Drive and 2051 Profit Place
- Acceptance of $23,680 donation from De Pere Baseball for Kelly Danen and Southwest Baseball Diamonds
- Ordinance #24-23 establishing elected official salaries for 2026-2029
- Approval of the De Pere Business Improvement District 2025 Operating Plan
- Extraterritorial 2-lot certified survey map at 1845 Williams Grant DR in Lawrence
Business Improvement District Board
The Business Improvement District Board will approve the minutes from the November 3, 2023 meeting, review 2024 BID activities and discuss priorities for 2025, and consider the 2025 De Pere BID Operating Plan, which requires City Council approval. The board will also develop the agenda and set a date for the 2024 Annual Membership Meeting.
- Approve minutes of the November 3, 2023 BID Board meeting
- Review 2024 BID activities and discuss 2025 BID priorities
- Consider and possibly act on the 2025 De Pere Business Improvement District Operating Plan
- Develop agenda and determine date for the 2024 Annual Membership Meeting
- Public comments on matters not on the agenda
Redevelopment Authority
The Redevelopment Authority will hold a public hearing to receive recommendations and comments on whether a specific property is blighted. This determination is part of a process to support the creation of a Redevelopment District.
- Public hearing regarding blight status of 2535 Lawrence Drive (owned by G & G Rebuilders, Inc.)
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss historic designations and grant applications. The body is considering selecting a consultant for the 127 N Broadway ST project and reviewing ARPA-funded signage.
- Selection of a consultant for federal and state designation of 127 N Broadway ST
- Action on ARPA funded historic district descriptive signage
- Preparation of documentation for a 2025 CLG Grant application
- Preparation of local historic designation documentation for Commission and Common Council review
- Educational program project regarding the history of street names
Plan Commission
The De Pere Plan Commission will approve the September meeting minutes, hear public comments, and consider several land‑use actions, including a certified survey map for a two‑lot development at 1845 Williams Grant Drive, utility easement releases at Profit Place and Commerce Drive, a new utility easement, and a stormwater access easement at 1862 Commerce Drive. Items marked with an asterisk require City Council approval.
- Extraterritorial 2‑lot certified survey map at 1845 Williams Grant Dr (Parcel L‑169‑1) – City Council approval required
- Release of parts of two 12‑foot‑wide utility easements at 2051 Profit Pl and 2000 Commerce Dr (Parcels ED‑2382, ED‑3103) – City Council approval required
- Creation of a new 12‑foot‑wide utility easement at the southern end of the discontinued part of Profit Pl at 2051 Profit Pl and 2000 Commerce Dr (Parcels ED‑2382, ED‑3103) – City Council approval required
- Creation of a new 20‑foot‑wide and 71.5‑foot‑wide stormwater access and maintenance easement for a stormwater pond on the northwest side of 1862 Commerce Dr (Parcel ED‑344‑101‑5) – City Council approval required
- Discussion of site plans received since the September meeting and review of status of recently approved development projects
Common Council
The Common Council will meet via Zoom to discuss and potentially take action on the terms and conditions of employment for a potential City Manager. The meeting includes provisions for closed session to discuss personnel and bargaining matters.
- Discussion and possible action on employment terms for potential City Manager
Common Council
The Common Council will consider three zoning map amendments and review recommendations for city salaries, benefit renewals, and surveillance camera expansion. The body will also discuss policies for sanitary lateral replacement and civic group welcome plaques.
- Public hearing for zoning amendment at 2000 Commerce Drive to BP-2 Business Park 2 District
- Public hearing for zoning amendment at 1302 S Broadway Street, 1314 S Broadway Street, and 860 O'Keefe Road to C Commercial District
- Public hearing for zoning amendment at 221 S Broadway Street to PI-2 Campus Public & Institutional District
- Proposed salaries for Mayor and City Council for 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029
- Possible expenditure of up to $2,000 for City Administrator retirement party
Common Council
The De Pere Common Council will interview candidates for the City Administrator/Manager position during this special meeting. The session may include closed sessions to discuss personnel and financial matters.
- City Administrator/Manager Candidate Interviews
- Closed session for personnel evaluation data
- Closed session for public property purchasing
- Closed session for financial and disciplinary data
Finance/Personnel Committee
The Finance/Personnel Committee meeting on October 9, 2024 will hold a 2025 Budget Study Session. Committee members will examine the Draft 2025 Executive Budget that is attached to the agenda. No formal decisions are scheduled; the session is for information gathering and discussion. The meeting is untelevised and also counts as a Common Council meeting.
- Review of the 2025 Draft Executive Budget (PDF attachment)
- Proposed $39 decrease in health, dental, DIB, life & workers comp insurance premiums
- Proposed $750 reduction in the Mayor’s electronic device stipend
- Proposed $1,200 allocation for seminars and conferences for alderpersons
- Proposed $8,700 membership fee for the League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Sustainability Commission
The Sustainability Commission will discuss whether to extend or terminate the food composting services contract with Greener Bay Compost, LLC. The body will also review the Clean Air Initiative and the Clean Energy Workplan.
- Consideration of extending or terminating the Greener Bay Compost, LLC contract
- Clean Air Initiative update
- Clean Energy Workplan discussion
- Terrace tree species selection process
- September Farmer's Market booth discussion
Finance/Personnel Committee
The De Pere Finance/Personnel Committee will approve minutes from its September 10 meeting and discuss several pending actions. Items include a $35,106 contract with the Wisconsin Department of Public Health, a renewal quotation for Microsoft 365 Enterprise, quotes for a city camera project, changes to the 2024 employee benefit plan, and salary levels for the mayor and council for 2026‑2029. The committee will also review the August 2024 investment and cash detail and a fire‑union grievance concerning a lieutenant promotion process.
- Consideration of WI DPH Contract #155809 for $35,106
- Approval of renewal quotation for Microsoft 365 Enterprise Agreement
- Review of camera project quotes and vendor selection
- Approval of 2024 benefit renewal and plan design changes
- Determination of salaries for mayor and city council for 2026‑2029
Board of Public Works
The De Pere Board of Public Works will approve the August 12 meeting minutes and discuss several policy items, including a welcome plaque for civic groups, maintenance responsibilities along County PP, and updates on foundation drain disconnections and pond algae. The board will also consider a draft policy for a full sanitary lateral replacement program and set rates for 2024‑2025 sidewalk snow and ice removal.
- Approve the August 12, 2024 Board of Public Works meeting minutes
- Consider and possible action on Civic Group Welcome Plaque Policy (requires City Council approval)
- Consideration and possible action regarding Maintenance along County PP
- Consideration and possible action on 2024‑2025 Sidewalk Snow & Ice Removal Rates
- Consideration and possible action on Draft Policy for Full Sanitary Lateral Replacement Program (requires City Council approval)
Board of Health
The De Pere Board of Health will hear the Determination of Dangerous Animal Order for 1308 Ridgeway, issued by Health Director Chrystal Woller on September 18, 2024. The board may convene in closed session to discuss the case before reconvening in open session to take action. Public comment is limited to matters within the board's health jurisdiction. Attachments include a rabies control order and a dangerous animal order related to the Munisteri appeal.
- Hearing on Dangerous Animal Order – 1308 Ridgeway (issued 9/18/2024)
- Possible closed‑session deliberation per Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(a)
- Public comment period restricted to health‑related topics
- Attachments: rabies control order (redacted) and Dangerous Animal Order – Munisteri (redacted)
- Appeal request from Mary & Jeff Munisteri regarding a dangerous dog determination
License Committee
The De Pere License Committee will meet to approve the minutes from the previous meeting and consider applications for two new Class B liquor licenses. Both applications require final approval from the City Council.
- Approval of September 3, 2024 License Committee minutes
- Application for Sweet Willow Herbals & Cafe (109 S. Broadway)
- Application for Scotty Dog's Pub (127 N. Broadway)
- Background checks pending for both license applications
- Items marked with asterisk require City Council approval
Common Council
The Common Council will review a side letter to the collective bargaining agreement with the De Pere Professional Firefighters Association Local #141. The body will also consider liquor license applications for two Broadway businesses and a subdivision plat in Lawrence.
- 10-lot extraterritorial final plat of Little Rapids Subdivision at 1602 Torchwood TR
- Liquor license applications for Sweet Willow Wellness, LLC (109 S. Broadway) and Scotty Dog's Pub, LLC (127 N. Broadway)
- $5,000 donation from Dickhut Family Charitable Endowment Fund for Community Center furniture
- Side letter to Collective Bargaining Agreement with De Pere Professional Firefighters Association Local #141
- Change Order 8 for Nelson Family Pavilion
Redevelopment Authority
The De Pere Redevelopment Authority will approve the minutes from its June 24, 2024 meeting, hold a public comment period, and consider a proposal to eliminate a blighted property within the city. The meeting is open to the public and may include a closed‑session segment if required by law.
- Approval of the minutes of the June 24, 2024 Redevelopment Authority meeting
- Public comments on matters not on the agenda
- Consideration and possible action on elimination of certain blighted property within the city
Plan Commission
The De Pere Plan Commission will vote on a final extraterritorial plat for a 10‑lot Little Rapids Subdivision at 1602 Torchwood Trail (Parcels L‑2279, L‑2295). It will also consider several zoning map amendments for parcels on South Broadway Street, O’Keefe Drive, and Commerce Drive, and a new 12‑foot underground easement for Wisconsin Public Service on 335 S Broadway Street. The meeting includes a discussion of recent site plans and development project status.
- Approval of 10‑lot extraterritorial final plat at 1602 Torchwood Trail (Parcels L‑2279, L‑2295)
- Zoning map amendment from MX1 to PI‑2 at 221 S Broadway St (Parcel ED‑812)
- Zoning map amendment from BP‑1 to C at 1302 S Broadway St, 1314 S Broadway St, and 860 O’Keefe Dr (Parcels ED‑F0103‑6, ED‑F0103‑7, ED‑2078)
- Zoning map amendment from BP‑1, BP‑2, CON to BP‑2 at 2000 Commerce Dr (Parcel ED‑3103)
- Creation of a new 12‑foot underground easement for Wisconsin Public Service on east side of 335 S Broadway St (Parcel ED‑275)
Board of Park Commissioners
The Board of Park Commissioners will discuss the proposed 2025 budget for Parks, Recreation and Forestry and future planning for the De Pere Ice Arena. The board will also consider several donations and a project request for bird homes.
- Proposed 2025 Budget for Parks, Recreation and Forestry
- Future planning for De Pere Ice Arena
- $5,000 grant from Dickhut Family Charitable Endowment Fund for Community Center furniture
- Change Order 8 for Nelson Family Pavilion
- Eagle Scout project request to install wood duck and swallow homes along the Preserve Trail
Common Council
The De Pere Common Council will approve the minutes from the September 3 meeting and consider several resolutions, including a $1,200 grant for bike helmets, a backup internet service contract with TDS Telecommunications LLC, and a planning option purchase for Jim Cornell Plumbing LLC in East De Pere Business Park. The agenda also contains a charter ordinance (Ordinance #24-18) establishing Chapter 3 of the City Manager Plan and amending the municipal code, and a discussion of applications for the City Administrator position.
- Ordinance #24-18: Charter ordinance creating Chapter 3 City Manager Plan and code amendments
- Resolution #24-84: Approve $1,200 grant from NEWRTAC for bike helmets
- Resolution #24-85: Authorize backup internet service subscription with TDS Telecommunications LLC
- Resolution #24-89: Grant planning option purchase to Jim Cornell Plumbing LLC (East De Pere Business Park, Parcel ED-2313-1)
- Consideration of City Administrator applications
Sustainability Commission
The De Pere Sustainability Commission will approve the August 13 meeting minutes and discuss several program initiatives. The most consequential item is the possible extension or termination of the food composting services contract with Greener Bay Compost, LLC, which requires City Council approval. Other topics include a teen advisor introduction, a student advisor application, the Adopt‑A‑Drain program, pollinator gardens, the farmer's market, commission subgroups, and updates to the Clean Energy Workplan.
- Consider extending or terminating the food composting contract with Greener Bay Compost, LLC*
- Adopt‑A‑Drain program – volunteer storm‑sewer inlet monitoring
- Pollinator Gardens – proposal for new garden installations
- Clean Energy Workplan – discussion of updates and next steps
- Teen Advisor Introduction – new youth liaison for the commission
Finance/Personnel Committee
The committee will discuss a charter ordinance for a City Manager form of government and the 2025 wage scale for non-benefit eligible employees. The body is also reviewing several contracts and a grant for bike helmets.
- Charter Ordinance for City Manager Form of Government
- 2025 Non-Benefit Eligible Employees Wage Scale
- WI DPH Contract #155015 for $35,106
- $1,200 grant from NEWRTAC for bike helmets
- Quotation for backup internet service from TDS Telecommunications, LLC
Police & Fire Commission
The De Pere Police and Fire Commission will introduce new Commissioner Kristen Johnson. It will approve the minutes from the June 27, 2024 meeting. The commission will adopt a Police Officer Eligibility List. Public comment will be limited to matters within the commission’s jurisdiction, and a closed session may be held for employment discussions.
- Introduction of new Police and Fire Commissioner Kristen Johnson
- Approval of the minutes of the June 27, 2024 Police and Fire Commission meeting
- Creation of Police Officer Eligibility List
- Public comment limited to matters under commission jurisdiction
- Possible closed‑session discussion of employment matters
License Committee
The De Pere License Committee will approve the minutes from its June 18 meeting and open a public comment period. It will review an application for a Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Class C Wine license for Pages and Pours, LLC at 417 Main Ave Suite 1. It will also consider a renewal of a Class B Fermented Malt Beverage license for De Pere Deacons Hockey at 1450 Ft. Howard Ave, and a temporary premises description change for St. Norbert College at 100 Grant St.
- Application for Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Class C Wine license – Pages and Pours, LLC, 417 Main Ave Suite 1
- Renewal of Class B Fermented Malt Beverage license – De Pere Deacons Hockey, 1450 Ft. Howard Ave
- Temporary premises description change – St. Norbert College, 100 Grant St
Common Council
The Common Council will approve the minutes from the August 20 meeting and discuss several licensing applications. A public hearing will consider amending the 2010 Comprehensive Plan for parcels at the S. Broadway and O'Keefe Road intersection. The council will also consider resolutions on right‑of‑way discontinuance, a no‑build easement, and a challenge to the state’s preliminary population determination.
- Public hearing to amend the 2010 Comprehensive Plan for parcels ED-F0103-6, ED-F0103-7, and ED-2078 at S. Broadway & O'Keefe Road
- License Committee recommendation for Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Class C Wine License for Pages and Pours, LLC, 417 Main Ave Suite 1
- License Committee recommendation for renewal of Class B Fermented Malt Beverage License for De Pere Deacons Hockey, Inc., 1450 Ft. Howard Ave
- Resolution #24-80 to vacate a portion of public right‑of‑way at 2000 Commerce Drive and 2051 Profit Place
- Resolution #24-81 authorizing a No Build Easement for 1400 Block Builders Court (Parcel WD-1138)
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board will approve the minutes from its June 4, 2024 meeting. It will open a public comment period for items not on the agenda. The board will review the 2023 Annual Report for the East Side Tax Increment Financing Districts No. 7, 10, 14, 16, and 17.
- Approve minutes of the June 4, 2024 Joint Review Board meeting
- Public comments on matters not on the agenda
- Review 2023 Annual Report for East Side Tax Increment Financing Districts No. 7, 10, 14, 16, 17
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board will meet to review the 2023 Annual Report for several West Side Tax Increment Financing Districts. The board will also consider the approval of meeting minutes from October 2023.
- Review of 2023 Annual Report for West Side TIF Districts No. 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, and 15
- Approval of October 5, 2023 meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission is meeting to consider actions on historic district signage and the identification of properties for historic designation. The body will also discuss a 2025 CLG Grant Letter of Intent and related documentation for national, state, and local designations.
- Historic district sign distribution, instructions, and installation
- ARPA funded historic district descriptive signage
- Identification of up to six national, state, and local historic designation properties
- 2025 CLG Grant Letter Of Intent (LOI)
- Attendance at the 2024 Local History & Historic Preservation Conference in Appleton, WI
Plan Commission
The De Pere Plan Commission will meet to consider a major design exception to reduce a building setback from 20 feet to 4 feet at 1414 Builders CT. The body will also discuss a new no-build easement and a site plan for a flash dryer addition at a Sustana Fibers facility.
- Consideration of major design exception at 1414 Builders CT
- Discussion of new 10-foot easement at 1400 BLK Builders CT
- Site plan review for Sustana Fibers flash dryer addition
- Right-of-way discontinuance at 2000 Commerce DR and 2051 Profit PL
- Review of site plans and development project status
Common Council
The De Pere Common Council will vote on the August 6 meeting minutes and several recommendations, including a $4,161.16 fire department donation, a $68,824.80 contract for open‑pick hole manhole replacement, and a DOT I‑41 Southbridge Interchange Bridge concept. It will also consider two municipal code amendments, a $4,271.51 police grant for traffic radar speed boards, and the purchase of CivicClerk agenda software for $11,500 from unassigned reserves.
- Accept donation from Casa Alba Melanie for the Fire Department – $4,161.16
- Award Contract 24‑20 Open Pick Hole Manhole Replacement to De Groot, Inc. – $68,824.80
- Approve DOT I‑41 Southbridge Interchange Bridge Concept
- Ordinance #24‑15 amending Section 106‑4 (Licenses and Permits) and Ordinance #24‑16 amending Chapter 150 (Traffic Regulations)
- Resolution #24‑78 authorizing purchase of CivicClerk agenda software – $11,500
Sustainability Commission
The Sustainability Commission will discuss several environmental initiatives, including a pollinator education plan and clean energy workplan updates. The body will also consider action on an Adopt-a-Drain program, which requires City Council approval.
- Consideration and possible action on Adopt-a-Drain Program
- Clean Air Initiative update
- Pollinator Education Plan discussion
- Update on partnership with Greener Bay Compost
- Discussion on Clean Energy Workplan updates
Board of Health
The De Pere Board of Health will discuss the draft FY2025 Health Department and Board budgets, then move to several contract and agreement actions, including a $9,239 Wisconsin DHS contract. Additional items include a Valley Cabinet quote, an affiliation agreement with MCW, a TB dispensary contract, and an amendment to the municipal code concerning tourist rooming house licensing violations.
- Consideration of WI DHS Contract #62109-2 for $9,239
- Consideration of Valley Cabinet Quote and Agreement
- Consideration of Affiliation Agreement between MCW & De Pere Health Department
- Consideration of FY2025 Wisconsin DHS TB Dispensary Contract
- Amending Section 106-4 of the De Pere Municipal Code re: Tourist Rooming House Licensing Violations
Board of Public Works
The De Pere Board of Public Works will approve the July 8, 2024 meeting minutes and consider several items that require City Council approval. The board will vote on awarding Contract 24‑20 for open pick‑hole manhole replacement to De Groot, Inc. for $68,824.80. It will also discuss a full sanitary lateral replacement pilot program and review the DOT I‑41 Southbridge Interchange Bridge concept, as well as the City Engineer’s parking and traffic recommendations.
- Approve July 8, 2024 Board of Public Works meeting minutes
- Award Contract 24‑20 Open Pick Hole Manhole Replacement to De Groot, Inc. for $68,824.80
- Discuss Full Sanitary Lateral Replacement Program (voluntary pilot)
- Consider DOT I‑41 Southbridge Interchange Bridge Concept (requires Council approval)
- Consider City Engineer Parking & Traffic Recommendations (requires Council approval)
Common Council
The De Pere Common Council will consider a series of actions, including the sale and purchase of Business Park property at 1405 Enterprise Drive with T Jansen Enterprises (Resolution #24-63). Other items include a housing‑stock improvement loan to Danielle Jauquet, a development agreement for the former Shopko site, and several community‑service grant applications and a request to use public parking for the Rock the Dock event. The council will also discuss possible actions on Walmart litigation and other property acquisition matters in a closed session.
- Resolution #24-63: Sale and purchase of Business Park property (1405 Enterprise Drive) with T Jansen Enterprises, LLC
- Resolution #24-66: Housing Stock Improvement Mortgage and Loan to Danielle Jauquet (719 North Michigan Street)
- Resolution #24-67: Development Agreement for former Shopko site (Building F) with De Pere 230 Development Partners LLC
- Community Service Grant applications: Compassionate Home Health Care – Health & Hygiene Popup Hub; Lovin the Skin I’m In – hair‑care products for kids of color in foster care
- Rock the Dock request to use public parking lots
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding zoning and land use at 2385 Lawrence Drive. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and the issuance of general obligation promissory notes.
- Zoning map amendment and conditional use request for 2385 Lawrence Drive
- General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2024, not to exceed $7,900,000
- French Road Water Main Relocation contract to Calnin & Goss, LLC for $262,455.94
- FortiVoice Cloud phone system purchase from Camera Corner Connecting Point for $115,000
- Pond Dredging contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $76,550