Glendale public meetings in 2021
179 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Common Council
The Council will consider extending the deadline for North Shore Library capital fundraising. Members will also review potential properties for a Glendale library and estimated tax levy impacts. Additionally, the council will discuss a possible social media policy.
- Reconsideration of North Shore Library Agreement resolution
- Review of potential library locations at 6373 N. Jean Nicolet Rd. and 7101 N. Green Bay Ave.
- Estimated tax levy changes for a $250,000 home based on library service options
- Discussion regarding a possible social media policy
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a resolution regarding the North Shore Library Agreement and capital fundraising timeline. Members will also review estimated costs and tax levy impacts for two potential library locations in Glendale. Additionally, the council will discuss a possible social media policy.
- Reconsideration of North Shore Library Agreement resolution
- Review of library locations at 6373 N. Jean Nicolet Rd. and 7101 N. Green Bay Ave.
- Estimated tax levy impacts for $250,000 homes
- Discussion regarding a possible social media policy
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will review proposals to replace detached garages at 5807 North Argyle Avenue and 2185 West Marne Avenue. Both projects involve heights exceeding 15 feet, which requires a variance. The board will also adopt minutes from the September 16, 2021, meeting.
- Garage replacement at 5807 North Argyle Avenue
- Garage replacement at 2185 West Marne Avenue
- Variance requests for garage heights exceeding 15 feet
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will review a petition to rezone 1616 West Bender Road from institutional to multi-family residential use. The project proposes converting an existing building into 50 to 55 apartment units with an estimated investment exceeding $5,000,000. Additionally, the commission will review a use and occupancy request for Great Oaks Behavioral Health.
- Rezoning petition for 1616 West Bender Road
- Proposed $5,000,000+ apartment conversion project
- Use and occupancy review for Great Oaks Behavioral Health
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will review a proposal to convert a former nursing home at 1616 West Bender Road into 50 to 55 apartment units. The project involves an estimated investment of more than $5,000,000. Additionally, the commission will consider use and occupancy for Great Oaks Behavioral Health at 305 West Silver Spring Drive.
- Petition to rezone 1616 West Bender Road to multi-family residential
- Proposed $5,000,000+ apartment conversion project
- Use and occupancy review for Great Oaks Behavioral Health at 305 West Silver Spring Drive
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss a potential referendum for a Glendale Library that could involve a 10.31% tax levy increase. The meeting also includes discussions on a North Shore Police Services study and possible litigation regarding a public nuisance.
- Potential 10.31% tax levy increase for a Glendale Library referendum
- Police services study proposal not to exceed $19,350
- $12,500 WDNR Urban Forestry Grant for ash tree management
- Final payment to MJ Construction for the Lead Service Lateral Program
- Possible lawsuit regarding 6801 N Ironwood Lane as a public nuisance
Common Council
The Council will discuss a possible referendum for a Glendale Library, which could involve a total tax levy increase of 10.31%. The meeting also includes discussions on joint police services and a potential public nuisance lawsuit.
- Potential referendum for a Glendale Library involving a projected 10.31% tax levy increase
- Proposal for a study on Joint North Shore Police Services up to $19,350
- Acceptance of a $12,500 WDNR Urban Forestry Grant for ash tree management
- Potential lawsuit regarding 6801 N Ironwood Lane as a public nuisance
- Review of consultant agreements for City Administrator recruitment
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss a potential referendum to fund a Glendale Library. The agenda includes reviewing a grant for police restraint systems and landscaping options for the Mount Royal subdivision following I-43 expansion. The council will also review the city's snow removal and salting policy.
- Discussion of a potential referendum to fund a Glendale Library
- $8,922.72 grant for six WRAP Restraint Systems for the police department
- Funding request for Mount Royal subdivision landscaping due to I-43 expansion
- Final payments for the 2021 Alley Reconstruction and Mt Royal Drainage projects
- Review of City snow removal and salting policy
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss the process for a possible referendum to fund a new Glendale Library and review related tax impacts. The agenda also includes reviewing a grant for police restraint systems and landscaping options for Mount Royal Subdivision.
- Discussion on a potential referendum to fund a Glendale Library
- Review of an $8,922.72 grant for six WRAP Restraint Systems
- Action on landscaping funding for Mount Royal Subdivision due to I-43 expansion
- Final payments for the 2021 Alley Reconstruction and Mt Royal Drainage projects
- Update regarding Robert Cronwell vs. City of Glendale
Fourth of July Committee
The committee will establish the vision and guiding principles for the upcoming 2022 event. Members will review prior year financials, discuss budget scenarios, and evaluate plans for food vendors and activities.
- Establishing 2022 event vision and guiding principles
- Reviewing 2021 financials and setting 2022 budget scenarios
- Discussing food, drink, and kosher offering vendors
- Planning grounds layout and park rentals
- Selecting stage acts and kids' activities
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is meeting to establish the vision, guiding principles, and leadership for the 2022 Fourth of July event. Discussion topics include reviewing prior year financials, setting budget scenarios, and planning food vendors and grounds layout. Members will also review upcoming activities and stage acts.
- Establishing vision and guiding principles for the 2022 event
- Reviewing 2021 financials and establishing 2022 budget scenarios
- Discussing food vendor selection and changes
- Reviewing grounds layout and park rental
- Planning stage acts and kids' activities
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee is reviewing a suggested 2022 concert schedule and discussing potential musical acts. Members will also discuss budget options, fundraising, and COVID-19 contingency plans.
- Proposed 2022 concert schedule
- Discussion of possible acts for the 2022 season
- Review of budget and fundraising options
- Discussion of COVID-19 contingency plans
Music in the Glen
The committee will review a suggested schedule for the 2022 concert season. Members will also discuss potential musical acts, budget and fundraising options, and COVID-19 contingency plans.
- Proposed 2022 concert dates for June, July, and August
- Discussion of potential musical acts
- Review of budget and fundraising options
- Discussion of COVID-19 contingency plans
Common Council
The Common Council will receive public comments and input regarding the redistricting of Aldermanic Wards and Supervisory District Maps. This meeting is part of the process to re-establish wards as required by Milwaukee County Code.
- Review of Aldermanic Wards and Supervisory District Maps
- Public hearing for citizen input on redistricting
Common Council
The Common Council will meet to receive public comments regarding redistricting. This process includes the re-establishment of wards as required by Milwaukee County Code.
- Review of Aldermanic Wards and Supervisory District Maps
- Public hearing for input on redistricting
Common Council
The Council will hold public hearings on the 2022 annual budget and American Rescue Plan Fund. The agenda also includes a $4,625,000 loan for capital improvements and various development agreements.
- Adoption of 2022 City Budget and 2021 tax levy
- $4,625,000 municipal loan for capital improvements
- Chick-fil-A development at 5201 N. Port Washington Road
- Rezoning application for 1616 West Bend Road
- Final payment of $137,935.46 to Stark Pavement Corporation
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings on the 2022 annual budget and American Rescue Plan Fund. The agenda includes a potential referendum for a library and several development agreements. The council will also consider a $4,625,000 loan for capital improvements.
- Adoption of the 2022 City Budget and 2021 Tax Levy
- Approval of a $4,625,000 Municipal General Obligation Loan
- Planned Development Agreement for Chick-fil-A at 5201 N. Port Washington Road
- Rezoning application for 1616 West Bend Road
- Final payment of $137,935.46 to Stark Pavement Corporation
Common Council
The Common Council will consider approving a new Aldermanic District Map for Glendale. The council will also discuss asking the County to update their County Supervisor Map to accommodate this change.
- Approval of an Aldermanic District Map
- Request for changes to the County Supervisor Map
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council is meeting to consider approving a new Aldermanic District Map. This item includes a request for the County to adjust its County Supervisor Map to accommodate the new Glendale map.
- Approval of an Aldermanic District Map
- Request for changes to the County Supervisor Map
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will review the 2022 budget and the Employee Manual. The meeting also includes updates on local hotels, the new Visitor Center, and the search for an Executive Director.
- Review of 2022 Budget
- Glendale hotel status update
- Review of Welcome to Glendale Employee Manual
- Direct Marketing Organization State Grant update
- Update on Executive Director Search
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board is reviewing the 2022 budget and discussing the search for a new Executive Director. The meeting also includes updates on Glendale hotels, summer events, and the new Visitor Center.
- Review and possible action on the 2022 Budget
- Update on the Executive Director search
- Report on Glendale hotel status and engagement
- Review of summer events including Music in the Glen and Fourth of July
- Review and possible action on the Welcome to Glendale Employee Manual
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will review a specific implementation plan for a Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road. The commission will also consider use and occupancy for True North Counseling at 7929 North Port Washington Road.
- Specific Implementation Plan for Chick-fil-A, 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Use and occupancy review for True North Counseling, 7929 North Port Washington Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will review a Specific Implementation Plan for a Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road. The commission will also consider use and occupancy for True North Counseling at 7929 North Port Washington Road.
- Review of Specific Implementation Plan for Chick-fil-A, 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Use and occupancy review for True North Counseling, 7929 North Port Washington Road
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review two requests for zoning variances. One request seeks to allow four 70-foot light poles at the Bavarian United Soccer Club. The second request involves placing a detached garage within the side yard of a property on North Ames Terrace.
- Variance for four 70-foot light poles at 700 West Lexington Boulevard
- Variance for a detached garage placement at 5965 North Ames Terrace
Common Council
The Common Council will review the Preliminary 2022 Annual Program Budget. This budget includes a decrease in the assessed tax rate to $7.198 per thousand. A public hearing for the budget is scheduled for November 8, 2021.
- Review of the Preliminary 2022 Annual Program Budget
- Decrease in Assessed Tax Rate to $7.198 per thousand
- Adoption of October 11, 2021 meeting minutes
- Approval of monthly reports
Common Council
The Common Council will review the Preliminary 2022 Annual Program Budget for informational purposes. The budget includes a decrease in the assessed tax rate to $7.198 per thousand. A public hearing on this budget is scheduled for November 8, 2021.
- Review of Preliminary 2022 Annual Program Budget
- Decrease in assessed tax rate to $7.198 per thousand
- Adoption of October 11, 2021 meeting minutes
- Approval of monthly reports
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The scheduled meeting for the Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board on October 13, 2021, was cancelled. This notice was issued by City Clerk Megan Humitz on October 11, 2021.
- Cancellation of the October 13 meeting
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The scheduled meeting for the Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board on October 13, 2021, has been cancelled. This notice was issued by City Clerk Megan Humitz on October 11, 2021.
- Cancellation of the October 13, 2021, meeting
Common Council
The Council will discuss defining parameters for the Library Review Committee regarding a potential North Shore Library in Bayside. Members will also review an updated memorandum of understanding with Greenfield for a digital forensic task force. Additionally, staff will provide updates on capital projects and transit studies.
- Updated Digital Forensic Task Force MOU with Greenfield ($4,500)
- Parameters for North Shore Library Review Committee
- North-South Transit Enhancement Study update
- Request for extended holiday hours at Kohl’s - Bayshore Town Center
- Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month proclamation
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss defining parameters for the Library Review Committee regarding a potential North Shore Library in Bayside. The Council will also consider an updated memorandum of understanding with Greenfield for a digital forensic task force. Additionally, staff will provide updates on capital projects and transit enhancement studies.
- Amended Digital Forensic Task Force MOU with Greenfield ($4,500 budgeted expenditure)
- Request for extended holiday hours at Kohl’s - Bayshore Town Center
- Parameters for the Library Review Committee regarding North Shore Library
- Update on North-South Transit Enhancement Study
- Proclamation for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will meet on October 5, 2021, to review various development proposals. The agenda includes a concept plan for an urban athletic center and architectural reviews for several commercial properties.
- Concept plan review for The Opportunity Center at 4400 North Green Bay Avenue
- Architectural and signage review for Amato Hyundai at 5200 North Port Washington Road
- Review of architectural and site plans for Outreach Community Health Center at 210 West Capitol Drive
- Review of storage building replacement and floodplain requirements at 700 West Lexington Boulevard
- Planned Sign Program amendments for the Worth Building at 5464 North Port Washington Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will review several development proposals, including site plans for Amato Hyundai and the Outreach Community Health Center. The meeting includes a concept plan review for a multi-sport urban athletic center. Additionally, the commission will consider signage amendments and building replacement plans.
- Concept plan review for The Opportunity Center at 4400 North Green Bay Avenue
- Site and architecture review for Amato Hyundai at 5200 North Port Washington Road
- Signage program amendments for the Worth Building at 5464 North Port Washington Road
- Site and signage review for Outreach Community Health Center at 210 West Capitol Drive
- Storage building replacement plans at 700 West Lexington Boulevard
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss a resolution to conditionally approve an amended Joint Library Agreement for the North Shore Library. This follows a 2020 decision to leave the joint library system by 2023. The resolution is pending further clarification on capital funding and construction timelines.
- Resolution conditionally approving an amended and re-stated Joint Library Agreement for the North Shore Library
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss a resolution for the conditional approval of an amended Joint Library Agreement for the North Shore Library. This approval is pending further clarification regarding capital funding and construction timelines. The item follows a previous decision by the City to leave the existing joint library system.
- Resolution conditionally approving an amended and re-stated Joint Library Agreement for the North Shore Library
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board will review the 2022 budget and discuss the current status of Glendale hotels. The meeting also includes updates on the new Visitor Center, GABA facility, and various summer event reviews.
- Review and possible action on the 2022 Budget
- Glendale hotel status update from the City Administrator
- Update on the New Visitor Center and GABA Facility
- Review and possible action on Welcome to Glendale Employee Manual
- Direct Marketing Organization State Grant update
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board will review the 2022 budget and discuss updates for the new Visitor Center and GABA facility. The meeting also includes reports on summer events and hotel status in Glendale.
- Review and possible action on the 2022 Budget
- New Visitor Center and GABA Facility Update
- Summer Events review including Music in the Glen and Fourth of July
- Review and possible action on Welcome to Glendale Employee Manual
- Direct Marketing Organization State Grant update
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider an ordinance to rezone property for a new Chick-fil-A drive-in restaurant. The council will also review a settlement agreement regarding the Richard E. Maslowski Community Park and discuss fire department service fees. Additionally, the agenda includes updates on city ordinances and financial reports.
- Rezoning 5201 North Port Washington Road for a Chick-fil-A drive-in restaurant
- Review of settlement agreement regarding Richard E. Maslowski Community Park
- Planned Development Agreement for 555 West Estabrook Boulevard
- Resolution regarding 2022 North Shore Fire Department fees
- Ordinance amendment for False Alarm Service Charges
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a rezoning request for a Chick-fil-A fast service drive-in at 5201 North Port Washington Road. The agenda also includes reviews of fire department fees, new ordinances, and the North Shore Library agreement.
- Rezoning request for Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Planned Development Agreement for 555 West Estabrook Boulevard
- Resolution regarding 2022 North Shore Fire Department fees
- Ordinance amending False Alarm Service Charges
- Review of settlement agreement for Richard E. Maslowski Community Park
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will hold a special meeting on September 22, 2021. The council will convene in closed session regarding the status of North Shore Library negotiations.
- Closed session regarding North Shore Library negotiations
Common Council
The Common Council will convene in a closed session regarding the status of North Shore Library negotiations. This session is for deliberating or negotiating public property purchases or investments.
- Closed session regarding North Shore Library negotiations
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review department activities and approve previous meeting minutes. The commission will also consider establishing processes for police officer recruitment and promotions for the ranks of Captain, Lieutenant, and Sergeant.
- Establishment of promotional processes for Captain, Lieutenant, and Sergeant
- Establishment of recruitment and hiring process for police officer
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is reviewing a proposal to install an 18-foot diameter swimming pool at 7164 North Seneca Avenue. The project includes safety requirements such as a tip-up ladder and a telescoping reach pole.
- Swimming pool installation at 7164 North Seneca Avenue
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee will review the 2021 season and discuss plans for the 2022 season. Agenda items include concert dates, the quantity of concerts, and whether ESPN will return for 2022. The committee also intends to address retaining a music technician.
- Review of 2021 season pros and cons
- Planning for 2022 concert dates and quantity
- Discussion regarding ESPN returning for 2022
- Proposal to retain a music technician
- Adoption of June, July, and August meeting minutes
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee will review the pros and cons of the 2021 season. The meeting includes discussions regarding concert dates, quantity, and the return of ESPN for the 2022 season. The committee will also consider retaining a music technician.
- Review of 2021 season pros and cons
- Planning for 2022 concert dates and quantity
- Discussion regarding ESPN returning for 2022
- Proposal to retain a music technician
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Planning and Architectural Review Commission is reviewing multiple business use and occupancy applications for various Glendale locations. The agenda also includes reviews of proposed sign programs and site plan changes for local facilities.
- Use and occupancy review for The King Crab Shack at 5265 North Port Washington Road
- Proposed antenna structure replacement for MMSD NS-3 Facility
- Planned Sign Program for Illume Cosmetic Surgery & Medspa Center
- Site plan review for architectural changes at Lakeside Animal Hospital
- Use and occupancy review for Allstate Amusement, LLC
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Planning and Architectural Review Commission will consider multiple applications for business use and occupancy across Glendale. The meeting also includes reviews of site plan changes for an antenna structure and landscape plans for a local animal hospital.
- Use and occupancy review for The King Crab Shack at 5265 North Port Washington Road
- Proposed 42-foot antenna structure replacement at 100 West River Woods Parkway
- Planned Sign Program for Illume Cosmetic Surgery & Medspa Center
- Architectural and landscape plan changes for Lakeside Animal Hospital
- Use and occupancy review for Allstate Amusement, LLC
Common Council
The Council will hold a public hearing to gather input on establishing a stand-alone Glendale Library or joining a new North Shore Library in Bayside. The agenda also includes reviews of a liquor license for Target and bids for lead service line replacements.
- Public hearing regarding stand-alone Glendale Library vs. North Shore Library options
- Liquor license application for Target Corporation at 5701 N. Lydell Avenue
- Bid approval for the 2021 Lead Service Line Replacement Project
- Pavement marking application on N Range Line Road for speed reduction
- Revenue bond financing resolution for Outreach Community Health Centers, Inc.
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a public hearing regarding the future of library services, specifically comparing a stand-alone Glendale Library to a new North Shore Library in Bayside. The agenda also includes reviews of liquor license applications and revenue bond financing for a health center project.
- Public hearing on stand-alone City of Glendale Library or North Shore Library options
- Class 'A' Beer and Liquor license application for Target Store T-2877 at 5701 N. Lydell Avenue
- Revenue bond financing resolution for Outreach Community Health Centers, Inc. at 210 W. Capitol Drive
- Bid approval for the 2021 Lead Service Line Replacement Project
- Pavement marking application for N Range Line Road from W Green Tree Road to N Mill Road
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review a recommendation to the Common Council regarding Class “A” beer and liquor licenses for Target Corporation. This application includes provisions for off-premises consumption and online order pickup at dedicated parking stalls. The meeting also includes the adoption of minutes from the June 14, 2021, meeting.
- Class “A” (beer) and Class “A” (liquor) Retailer License for Target Corporation at 5701 N. Lydell Avenue
- Adoption of June 14, 2021, meeting minutes
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review a recommendation to the Common Council regarding Class “A” beer and liquor licenses for Target at 5701 N. Lydell Avenue. The application includes provisions for off-premises consumption and online order pickup.
- Class “A” beer and liquor license recommendation for Target Store T-2877
- Adoption of June 14, 2021 meeting minutes
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet to review department activities and an organizational study. The meeting includes a presentation by Matrix Consulting Group via Zoom.
- Police Department Organizational Study presentation by Matrix Consulting Group
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- Approval of minutes from the previous meeting
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet to review department activities and approve previous meeting minutes. The agenda includes a presentation by Matrix Consulting Group regarding an organizational study of the police department.
- Police Department Organizational Study presentation by Matrix Consulting Group
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen meeting scheduled for August 25, 2021, has been cancelled. The meeting is now rescheduled for Wednesday, September 15, 2021.
- Rescheduling of the Music in the Glen meeting to September 15, 2021
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen meeting scheduled for August 25, 2021, has been cancelled. The meeting is now rescheduled for Wednesday, September 15, 2021.
- Rescheduling of the Music in the Glen meeting to September 15, 2021
Common Council
The Common Council will review a rezoning request for 5201 North Port Washington Road to accommodate a Chick-fil-A. The agenda also includes discussions on the police organizational study report and response to August 10 storm damage.
- Rezoning request for Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Purchase of a Tanker Tender Truck for the North Shore Fire Department
- Review of Police Organizational Study Report from Matrix Consulting Group
- Approval of the 2021-2022 SRO Shared Services Agreement
- Discussion on August 10, 2021 storm damage response
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will discuss a police organizational study report and a potential rezoning for a Chick-fil-A fast service drive-in. The meeting also includes the purchase of a new fire department tanker truck and discussion regarding recent storm damage response.
- Public hearing recommendation for Chick-fil-A rezoning at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Authorization to purchase North Shore Fire Department’s Tanker Tender Truck and equipment
- Review of Police Organizational Study Report from Matrix Consulting Group
- Approval of 2021-2022 SRO Shared Services Agreement
- Discussion on August 10, 2021, storm damage response
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review department activities and approve previous meeting minutes. The commission will also conduct a hearing regarding a citizen complaint from Valettamarie Campbell.
- Hearing regarding the citizen complaint of Valettamarie Campbell
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review department activities and approve previous meeting minutes. The agenda includes a hearing regarding the citizen complaint of Valettamarie Campbell.
- Hearing on the citizen complaint of Valettamarie Campbell
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- Approval of minutes from the previous meeting
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will consider several rezoning requests and conditional use permits for local businesses. Items include a new drive-in restaurant, a construction yard, and beauty salon services.
- Rezoning request for Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Construction yard permit for 4400 North Green Bay Avenue
- Beauty salon permit for 6803 North Green Bay Avenue
- Signage review for St. John’s Lutheran Church and School
- Facade enhancement review for Lupient KIA
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests, including a new Chick-fil-A drive-in and a temporary construction yard. The commission will also review various signage changes and business occupancy uses.
- Rezoning request for Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road to a drive-in service district
- Conditional Use Permit for a construction yard at 4400 North Green Bay Avenue
- Conditional Use Permit for Mocha Beauty Suites at 6803 North Green Bay Avenue
- Signage review for St. John’s Lutheran Church and School at 7787 North Port Washington Road
- Use and occupancy review for Midwest Refrigerated Services at 202 West Olive Street
Common Council
The Common Council will consider ordinances regarding mandatory lead-based water service line replacement and new water utility regulations. The meeting also includes discussions on residential speed reduction and a police organizational study report.
- Ordinance for mandatory replacement of lead-based water service lines
- Ordinance regarding water utility rates and water main tapping
- Review of Police Organizational Study Report from Matrix Consulting Group
- Payment to All-Ways Contractors for the 2021 Alley Reconstruction Project
- Payment to Mid City Corporation for the 2021 Watermain Replacement Project
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider ordinances regarding mandatory lead-based water service line replacement and new water utility rates. The meeting also includes discussions on residential speed reduction efforts and a review of the Police Organizational Study Report. Additionally, the council may act on a settlement agreement related to property damage at 7113 N. Navajo Ave.
- Ordinance for mandatory replacement of lead-based water service lines
- Ordinance regarding water utility rates and regulations
- Review of Police Organizational Study Report from Matrix Consulting Group
- Resolution for stormwater management plan and connection to Milwaukee storm sewer
- Payments for alley reconstruction and watermain replacement projects
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will hold a hearing regarding a citizen complaint from Valettamarie Campbell. The meeting also includes a report on department activities by the Police Chief.
- Hearing regarding the citizen complaint of Valettamarie Campbell
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will conduct a hearing regarding a citizen complaint filed by Valettamarie Campbell. The meeting also includes a report from the Police Chief on department activities.
- Hearing regarding the Citizen Complaint of Valettamarie Campbell
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- Approval of minutes from the previous meeting
Library Review Committee
The committee is reviewing information from the Milwaukee County Federated Library System and discussing potential recommendations to the Common Council. Discussions include evaluating standalone library options, marketing processes, and the impact of leaving the North Shore Library.
- Review of an estimated $903,943 payment for Glendale if no local library is maintained
- Discussion on determining an educational marketing process for residents
- Evaluation of minimum standards for a Tier 1 library, including a 65,000-item print collection
- Review of the North Shore Library opportunity
Common Council
The Common Council will consider updates to the employee personnel handbook regarding bereavement and PTO. The council will also review a lease agreement and picnic license for Glendale Little League. Additionally, members will discuss a DOT grant for traffic signal improvements and upcoming pavement work on N Port Washington Road.
- Updates to Employee Personnel Handbook (Bereavement Leave and PTO)
- Lease agreement and temporary picnic license for Glendale Little League
- WI DOT Traffic Mitigation Grant for emergency vehicle preemption at W Silver Spring Dr & N Milwaukee River Pkwy
- Pavement rehabilitation nightwork on N Port Washington Road
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider a lease agreement and picnic license for the Glendale Little League. The meeting also includes reviews of employee handbook updates and a Wisconsin Department of Transportation grant for intersection improvements.
- Updates to Employee Personnel Handbook regarding Bereavement Leave and Paid Time Off
- Temporary Picnic License application by Glendale Little League
- Lease Agreement with Glendale Little League
- Wisconsin DOT Traffic Mitigation Grant for W Silver Spring Drive & N Milwaukee River Parkway intersection
- Pavement rehabilitation nightwork on N Port Washington from W Daphne Road to W Good Hope Road
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will review residential improvement requests for several properties. These include proposals for detached garages at 5965 North Ames Terrace, 315 West Sugar Lane, and 914 West Eula Court. The board will also discuss the best methods for convening future meetings.
- Proposed detached garage at 5965 North Ames Terrace
- Proposed replacement detached garage at 315 West Sugar Lane
- Proposed detached garage/storage building at 914 West Eula Court
- Discussion on ARB meeting scheduling and methods
Common Council
The Council will consider an ordinance to rezone 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to permit specialty retail uses. The meeting also includes reviews of the 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan and the Stormwater Management Plan. Additionally, officials will discuss traffic safety at the W. Bender Road and N. Milwaukee River Parkway intersection.
- Rezoning of 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to B-1, F1 District
- Review of 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
- Discussion on traffic safety at W. Bender Road and N. Milwaukee River Parkway intersection
- Authorization for lead lateral replacement funding via American Rescue Plan funds
- Update on property located at 7113 N. Navajo Avenue
Common Council
The Common Council will consider rezoning 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to allow for specialty retail uses. The agenda also includes a review of the 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan and discussions regarding traffic safety at the W. Bender Road and N. Milwaukee River Parkway intersection.
- Rezoning of 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road
- Review of 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
- Traffic safety discussion for W. Bender Road and N. Milwaukee River Parkway intersection
- Authorization for lead lateral replacement funding via American Rescue Plan
- Proclamation for National Rail Safety Week
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission is reviewing several zoning and site plan requests. These include a public hearing for rezoning properties on North Port Washington Road and an initial presentation for a new Chick-fil-A restaurant. The commission will also consider parking changes and soccer field upgrades.
- Public hearing to rezone 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road for specialty retail uses
- Initial presentation of a rezoning request for Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Site plan change for a new parking lot at 6333 and 6343 North Green Bay Avenue
- Site plan review to convert Ramon Field at 700 West Lexington Boulevard to artificial turf
- Concept review for facade enhancements at 6030 North Green Bay Avenue
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission is holding a public hearing on rezoning 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to allow specialty retail uses. The commission will also receive an initial presentation regarding a Chick-fil-A development at 5201 North Port Washington Road.
- Rezoning of 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road for specialty retail
- Chick-fil-A rezoning request for 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Parking lot site plan change at 6333 and 6343 North Green Bay Avenue
- Artificial turf and lighting proposal for Ramon Field at 700 West Lexington Boulevard
- Facade enhancement concept for Lupient KIA at 6030 North Green Bay Avenue
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard to allow food processing. The meeting also includes discussions regarding lighting upgrades on West Good Hope Road and reviews of the city's capital improvement plan.
- Rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard for Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Cost participation with Milwaukee for West Good Hope Road lighting upgrades
- Payment to Mid City Corporation for Watermain Replacement Project
- Payment to Stark Pavement Corporation for Roadway Resurfacing Project
- Initial review of the 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
Common Council
The Council will consider rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard from an office and warehouse district to a food processing use. The meeting also includes reviews of the 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan and the Stormwater Management Plan.
- Rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard to Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Payment to Mid City Corporation for Watermain Replacement Project
- Payment to Stark Pavement Corporation for Roadway Resurfacing Project
- Review of 2022-2026 Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
- Marketing firm contract review for library education campaign
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board will review the 2020 Annual Reports and the performance of Tax Incremental Districts No. 7 and No. 8. The meeting includes a discussion on the status of TID #7, which is scheduled to close in 2028, and TID #8.
- Review of 2020 Annual Report for TID #7
- Review of 2020 Annual Report for TID #8
- Discussion of performance and status for TID #7
- Discussion of performance and status for TID #8
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board will review the 2020 Annual Reports regarding the performance and status of Tax Incremental District No. 7 and Tax Incremental District No. 8. The discussion includes reviewing the reports to place them on file.
- Review of 2020 Annual Report for Tax Incremental District No. 7
- Review of 2020 Annual Report for Tax Incremental District No. 8
Music in the Glen
The committee will review fundraising status and discuss setup for the first performance and Salute to Veterans schedule. Members will also address food truck status and the distribution of the Glendale Summer Event Guide.
- Fundraising status update
- First performance setup and Salute to Veterans schedule
- Food truck status and park assistance for setup
- Glendale Summer Event Guide distribution
- Suggestions for 2022 acts and themes
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing preparations for upcoming summer concerts, including fundraising status and food truck arrangements. Discussions include the distribution of 6,000 Summer Event Guides and plans for the July 21 Salute to Veterans. The meeting also addresses weather cancellation procedures and street closures on Bender Road.
- All four upcoming concerts have secured sponsors.
- 6,000 copies of the Glendale Summer Event Guide are being printed.
- Food trucks may sell water and energy drinks but cannot sell beer or soda.
- Bender Road will be blocked for event setup.
- The North Shore Health Department approved the COVID-19 preparedness plan.
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will consider a $15,000 sponsorship for the Bayshore Art & Artisan Fair. Members will also discuss relocating Welcome to Glendale staff to 5464 N. Port Washington Rd. The meeting includes the approval of minutes from the May 5, 2021, meeting.
- Review of $15,000 sponsorship for Bayshore’s Art & Artisan Fair
- Consideration of staff relocation to 5464 N. Port Washington Rd
- Approval of May 5, 2021 meeting minutes
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will review minutes from the May 5 meeting and consider a sponsorship for Bayshore’s Art & Artisan Fair. The board will also discuss relocating Welcome to Glendale staff to 5464 N. Port Washington Rd.
- Sponsorship of Bayshore’s Art & Artisan Fair ($15,000)
- Relocation of Welcome to Glendale staff to 5464 N. Port Washington Rd
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee will discuss establishing parameters for a marketing firm and review potential recommendations for the Common Council. The meeting also includes a discussion on the Milwaukee County Federated Library System.
- Determination of parameters for a marketing firm
- Discussion on Milwaukee County Federated Library System
- Review of possible recommendation to the Common Council
Library Review Committee
The committee will discuss establishing parameters for a marketing firm and review potential recommendations for the Common Council. They will also hear from the Milwaukee County Federated Library System director.
- Discussion on Milwaukee County Federated Library System
- Determination of parameters for a marketing firm
- Review of possible recommendations to the Common Council
Fourth of July Committee
The Glendale Fourth of July Committee is reviewing grounds layouts, vendor locations, and parade volunteer needs. Discussion includes tent placement at Kletzsch Park, food vendor updates, and signage requirements. The committee will also address Department of Public Works clean-up tasks.
- Tent location and vendors including Brick and Scouts
- Parade volunteer needs and COVID guidance distribution
- Food vendor contracts and ice cream updates
- Signage for parade routes, vendors, and parking
- DPW clean-up of 4th of July items
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is discussing grounds layout, including tent location and signage for the upcoming holiday. Members are also reviewing parade volunteer needs and food vendor updates. The meeting includes coordination of power and water requirements for event infrastructure.
- Discussion of 'Mega' Tent location and vendors including Brick and Scouts
- Review of parade volunteer needs and COVID guidance distribution
- Updates on food vendor contracts and ice cream availability
- Planning for signage, including parade routes and sponsor locations
- Coordination of Department of Public Works clean-up tasks
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider residential improvement requests. This includes modifying the roof geometry and window details at 732 West Acacia Road and a swimming pool installation at 327 West Sugar Lane. The board will also discuss how to hold future meetings.
- Roof design and window/door embellishment changes at 732 West Acacia Road
- Swimming pool installation at 327 West Sugar Lane
- Discussion on the location, timing, and method for future ARB meetings
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council is reviewing several land use changes, including a zoning referral for a Chick-fil-A development. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the city's departure from the North Shore Library Agreement and various infrastructure projects.
- Zoning change request for 5201 N. Port Washington Road for Chick-fil-A
- Public hearing for rezoning 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road
- Recommendation to exit the North Shore Library Agreement
- Bid approval for Hampton Avenue off-ramp hydrant and manhole relocation
- Review of Wisconsin DOT Traffic Mitigation Grant/Agreement
Common Council
The Common Council will consider rezoning requests for properties on North Port Washington Road and a development referral for Chick-fil-A. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the North Shore Library Agreement and infrastructure bids.
- Rezoning of 6076 and 6100 N. Port Washington Road
- Referral of 5201 N. Port Washington Road rezoning to Plan Commission for Chick-fil-A
- Recommendation on exiting the North Shore Library Agreement
- Bid approval for Hampton Avenue Off Ramp hydrant and manhole relocation
- Review of Wisconsin DOT Traffic Mitigation Grant/Agreement
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing alcohol beverage license applications for renewal from July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022. Certain businesses must resolve outstanding issues with the NSFD by June 30, 2021, to continue selling alcohol. Staff recommends forwarding these renewals to the Common Council.
- Renewal of licenses for Aldi, Trader Joe’s, and The Cheesecake Factory
- Review of Pick n Save #876 and #880 regarding outstanding NSFD issues
- Review of renewal applications for Residence Inn by Marriott Milwaukee North/Glendale
- Review of renewal applications for Johnson’s Green 7 and Bistro on the Glen
- Review of renewal applications for In-Bounds Training Center
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing annual renewals for alcohol beverage licenses for the period of July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022. Staff recommends forwarding these applications to the Common Council for approval. Certain applicants must resolve outstanding issues with the NSFD by June 30, 2021.
- Review of 2021-2022 alcohol beverage license renewal applications
- Identification of applicants with outstanding issues involving the NSFD, including Pick n Save #876 and Residence Inn by Marriott
- Renewal of licenses for businesses such as Trader Joe’s at 5600 N Port Washington Road
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will meet to approve minutes from the May 5 meeting and set a future meeting date. The board is also scheduled to review a proposed $15,000 sponsorship for Bayshore’s Art & Artisan Fair.
- Review of Bayshore’s Art & Artisan Fair sponsorship
- Approval of May 5, 2021, meeting minutes
- Setting the next meeting date
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will meet to approve May 5, 2021, meeting minutes. The board will also consider a sponsorship for the Bayshore Art & Artisan Fair and set the date for its next meeting.
- Approval of May 5, 2021, meeting minutes
- Review and approval of $15,000 sponsorship for Bayshore’s Art & Artisan Fair
Board of Review
The Glendale Board of Review will meet to select a chairperson and review property assessment objections. The agenda includes hearings for several properties, including the Bayshore Shopping Center and Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin LLC. The board may also adopt the 2021 Assessment Roll.
- Assessment reviews for Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin LLC
- Assessment reviews for SAC Glendale LLC at W Mill Road
- Assessment review for General Capital /LaMacchia Shores
- Assessment review for 505 Partners LLC
- Multiple parcel assessment reviews for Bayshore Shopping Center Property Owner LLC
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is reviewing logistics for the upcoming Independence Day festivities, including updates on fireworks, parade needs, and food vendors. Discussions include COVID-19 preparedness plans and Milwaukee County permit applications. The meeting also addresses volunteer coordination and grounds maintenance.
- Update on the $10,000 fireworks show order and staging timeline
- Review of COVID-19 preparedness plan and social distancing signage
- Status updates on food vendors including pizza and ice cream
- Discussion regarding stage and tent rentals for the event
- Coordination of parade volunteers and official attendees
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is reviewing updates on fireworks, parade logistics, and food vendor coordination for the upcoming holiday. Discussions also include COVID-19 preparedness plans and potential public safety needs.
- $10,000 fireworks show order
- COVID-19 preparedness plan updates for grounds and parade
- Food vendor arrival times between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM
- Stage and tent rental budget and dimensions
- Public safety support requirements due to potential attendance increases
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will schedule a public hearing regarding rezoning for properties at 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to allow specialty retail. It will also review a use and occupancy request for remodeling at the Hakaduli Multi-tenant Building. Additionally, the August meeting may be rescheduled.
- Rezoning of 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to B-1, F1 District to permit specialty retail
- Use and occupancy review for remodeling at 6685 North Port Sidney Place
- Potential rescheduling of the August 3, 2021, Plan Commission meeting
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will schedule a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road to allow specialty retail uses. The commission will also review a use and occupancy request for remodeling at 6685 North Port Sidney Place.
- Rezoning petition for 6076 and 6100 North Port Washington Road
- Use and occupancy review for 6685 North Port Sidney Place
- Potential rescheduling of the August 3, 2021 meeting
Library Review Committee
The committee will discuss themes from a recent community survey to develop statements for the Common Council. These discussions may focus on library services, location, or other insights. A formal recommendation to the Council may follow these discussions.
- Discussion of Community Survey results
- Development of a possible recommendation to the Common Council
- Approval of May 19, 2021 meeting minutes
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee will discuss themes from a recent community survey to develop a recommendation for the Common Council. Members will prepare statements regarding library services and locations based on 719 resident responses. This discussion aims to work toward a common recommendation for the council.
- Discussion of community survey results
- Development of recommendations for the Common Council
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will meet to discuss repealing pandemic-era face covering requirements. The agenda also includes reviewing a three-year environmental services contract and discussing city-owned property on N. Jean Nicolet Road. Additionally, the Council may authorize the sale of several city lots on N. Hubbard Street.
- Ordinance repealing face covering requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Three-year contract review for GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
- Authorization to post City Lots for sale: 4182, 4172, 4134, and 4100 N. Hubbard Street
- Second Amendment to the Development Agreement with Canterbury Court LLC
- Discussion on traffic safety for Port Washington Road expansion
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss traffic safety for Port Washington Road and updates on the American Rescue Plan Act. The agenda also includes authorization to sell city lots on North Hubbard Street and a review of an environmental services contract.
- Repeal of COVID-19 face covering ordinance
- Three-year contract with GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
- Sale of city lots at 4182, 4172, 4134, and 4100 N. Hubbard Street
- Second Amendment to Development Agreement with Canterbury Court LLC
- Payment to Mid City Corporation for the 2021 Watermain Replacement Project
Library Review Committee
The committee will review findings from a recent community survey about public library services. This follows the decision to leave the North Shore Library joint system in 2023. The presentation includes data on resident usage and views on potential funding.
- Presentation of results from the Library Community Survey
- Discussion regarding next steps for library service planning
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee will present findings from a recent community survey regarding public library services. The committee will also discuss next steps for future library planning.
- Presentation of community survey results
- Discussion of next steps for library service
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee is reviewing contract and W-9 status for 2021 season acts. The meeting includes updates on fundraising and discussions regarding COVID-19 cancellation contingency plans. Members will also discuss concert status notices and phone line management.
- Update of contract and W-9 status for 2021 season acts
- Update on fundraising status
- Discussion of COVID-19 cancellation and contingency options
- Discussion regarding concert status and cancellation notices
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee is reviewing contract and W-9 status for 2021 performers. Members will also discuss fundraising progress and contingency plans regarding COVID-19. Additionally, the group will discuss communication methods for concert status updates.
- Update on contracts and W-9 status for 2021 acts
- Discussion of COVID-19 cancellation and preparedness plans
- Fundraising status update
- Discussion regarding concert status and cancellation notices via the MITG phone line
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is reviewing preparations for the upcoming holiday, including fireworks status and parade logistics. Members will also discuss COVID-19 preparedness plans for grounds and updates on food vendors. The meeting includes reviews of fundraising, finance, and volunteer coordination.
- Fireworks order status update
- COVID-19 preparedness plan for grounds
- Stage and tent rental updates
- Food vendor and ice cream updates
- Parade volunteer and driver needs
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is reviewing preparations for the 2021 Fourth of July celebration, including fireworks, parade logistics, and food vendors. Discussions also include grounds maintenance, COVID-19 safety plans, and volunteer coordination.
- Fireworks order status update
- $750 tent rental and stage requirements
- Parade logistics including officials and vehicle needs
- Food vendor updates including Chippy’s and Café Corazón
- COVID-19 preparedness plan for grounds
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review and consider a Memorandum of Understanding for a School Resource Officer program at Nicolet High School. The agreement defines the distinction between criminal law enforcement and school discipline. It also establishes protocols for officer training and a complaint mechanism for students and parents.
- Review and approval of School Resource Officer Program Memorandum of Understanding Agreement
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet to review and approve a Memorandum of Understanding for the School Resource Officer program at Nicolet High School. The agreement outlines the roles, responsibilities, and training requirements for officers assigned to the school. It also establishes procedures for distinguishing criminal law enforcement from school disciplinary actions.
- Review and approval of School Resource Officer Program Memorandum of Understanding Agreement
- Establishment of SRO program guidelines at Nicolet High School
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is discussing logistics for the 2021 celebration, including food vendors, parade updates, and activity bookings. The meeting focuses on implementing COVID-19 preparedness plans and managing various event components like fireworks and grounds rentals. Members are also reviewing fundraising and volunteer coordination.
- Review of potential firework locations for Plan D, such as Little League Park
- Updates on food vendors including Yum Yum Ice Cream and kosher offerings
- Discussion regarding the booking of The Love Monkeys band
- Planning for portable wash stations and city hand sanitation stations
- Updates on Kletzsch Park rentals and stage/tent arrangements
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is reviewing components for the 2021 celebration, focusing on contingency 'Plan B' due to COVID-19. Discussions include fireworks locations, parade lineups, and food vendor updates. The committee is also addressing park rentals and volunteer coordination.
- Review of potential firework locations for Plan D
- Updates on Kletzsch Park rental and portable wash station reservations
- Discussion of food vendors including Yum Yum Ice Cream and Kosher offerings
- Update on booking the band The Love Monkeys
- Review of service quotes against the event budget
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet on May 11, 2021, to discuss department updates. The agenda includes reviewing the School Resource Officer program and approving a Memorandum of Understanding for Nicolet High School. The commission will also elect officers and receive a report on department activities.
- Review and approval of School Resource Officer Program Memorandum of Understanding Agreement
- Election of officers, including Eric Zentner
- Update on police hiring, recruitment, and the written test process
- Police Chief’s report on department activities and organizational study
- Closed session regarding supervisor resignation and personnel data
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review the School Resource Officer Program objectives and consider approving a Memorandum of Understanding for Nicolet High School. The agenda also includes an update on police recruitment and the election of officers.
- Review and approval of School Resource Officer Program Memorandum of Understanding
- Election of officers, including Eric Zentner
- Update on police recruitment and eligibility list
- Police Chief’s report on department activities
- Closed session regarding employee performance evaluation
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will meet via Zoom to consider a rezoning recommendation for properties at 6076 and 6100 N. Port Washington Rd. The agenda also includes reviewing parking changes on West Mall Road and discussing police training requests.
- Rezoning recommendation for 6076 N. Port Washington Rd and 6100 N. Port Washington Rd
- Ordinance amending parking prohibitions on West Mall Road
- Budget change request for a bucket truck purchase
- Review of Wisconsin DOT Traffic Mitigation Grant/Agreement
- Potential property sales and purchases in closed session
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider a rezoning petition for Ogden Cleaners and an ordinance regarding parking on West Mall Road. The agenda also includes reviews of police training, snow operations, and potential property transactions in closed session.
- Rezoning 6076 N. Port Washington Rd and 6100 N. Port Washington Rd
- Ordinance amending parking on West Mall Road
- Review of Wisconsin DOT Traffic Mitigation Grant/Agreement
- Potential sale of properties on North Hubbard St and North River Forest Dr
- Budget change for a bucket truck purchase
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board will review and approve a COVID preparedness plan. The meeting also includes updates on Glendale hotel status, room tax reports, and local event sponsorships.
- Review and approval of COVID preparedness plan
- Glendale hotel status and room tax report
- Event sponsorship status for Fourth of July and Music in the Glen
- "Heads in Beds" marketing strategy updates
- GABA membership and event reports
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board will review and consider approving a COVID preparedness plan. The meeting includes updates on Glendale hotel status, room tax reports, and event sponsorship status. Discussions will also cover marketing strategies and the GABA report.
- Review and approval of COVID preparedness plan
- Glendale hotel status and room tax report
- Event and sponsorship status updates
- Heads in Beds marketing strategy discussion
- GABA membership and event report
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will hold public hearings for two conditional use permit requests. One proposal involves using a proposed parking lot at 5544 North Port Washington Road for businesses located at 5530 North Port Washington Road. A second request is for a licensed group child care center at 6801 North Green Bay Avenue.
- Conditional Use Permit for parking use at 5530 and 5544 North Port Washington Road
- Conditional Use Permit for a licensed group child care center at 6801 North Green Bay Avenue
- Site plan changes for an outside play area at 6801 North Green Bay Avenue
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee is reviewing contract and W-9 status for the 2021 season performers. Members are also discussing COVID-19 contingency options and procedures for concert cancellation notices.
- Update on contract and W-9 status for 2021 season acts
- Discussion of COVID-19 cancellation, contingency options, and preparedness plans
- Update on fundraising status
- Discussion regarding the MITG phone line and concert cancellation notices
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee will review contract and W-9 status for 2021 season acts. The meeting includes updates on fundraising and discussions regarding COVID-19 cancellation and contingency plans. Members will also discuss concert status and cancellation notices.
- Update on 2021 season act contracts and W-9 status
- Fundraising status update
- COVID-19 cancellation and contingency planning
- Discussion of concert status and cancellation notices
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will hold its annual organizational meeting to elect a President and appoint various city committees. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard for food processing. The Council will also consider liquor license applications for The Tap Yard – Bayshore.
- Public hearing for rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard to Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Election of the Common Council President
- Liquor license applications for Prime Time Events LLC at 5689 North Bayshore Drive
- Review of City Hall solar options
- Recycling grant application to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will hold its annual organizational meeting to elect a Council President and appoint committee members. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 555 West Estabrook Boulevard. The Council will also consider liquor license applications for a business at 5689 North Bayshore Drive.
- Rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard to Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Election of the Common Council President
- Liquor license applications for The Tap Yard – Bayshore
- Review of City Hall solar options
- Recycling grant application to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is discussing various planning stages for the 2021 celebration under different COVID-19 protocols. Discussions include fireworks locations, park rentals, food vendors, and parade lineups. The committee is currently focusing on 'Plan B' involving a scaled-down version of the event.
- Reviewing fireworks storage and potential locations like Little League Park
- Updates on renting Kletzsch Park, Maslowski Park, and portable wash stations
- Discussion regarding food vendors including Wisconsin Cheese Curds and Yum Yum Ice Cream
- Update on booking the band The Love Monkeys
- Reviewing service quotes against the committee budget
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is reviewing logistics for the 2021 Fourth of July celebration under various COVID-19 contingency plans. Discussions include potential firework locations, park rentals, and updates on food vendors and activities.
- Discussion of fireworks locations for 'Plan D' including Little League Park
- Updates on Kletzsch Park rental for 'Plan B'
- Status updates on food vendors including Wisconsin Cheese Curds and Yum Yum Ice Cream
- Update on booking the band The Love Monkeys
- Review of service quotes against the budget
Architectural Review Board
The Glendale Architectural Review Board will meet via Zoom to consider several residential construction proposals. The board will review requests for a room addition on North Seneca Avenue, a sunroom on North Ames Terrace, and a detached garage on North Apple Blossom Lane.
- Room addition at 7044 North Seneca Avenue
- Detached garage at 6167 North Apple Blossom Lane
- Sunroom addition at 5802 North Ames Terrace
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning petition for 555 West Estabrook Boulevard to allow for Maglio Food Processing Juice. The meeting also includes reviews for an accounting office use and occupancy and an AutoZone site plan.
- Rezoning of 555 West Estabrook Boulevard for food processing and juice production
- Use and occupancy review for United Tax Service, LLC at 5464 North Port Washington Road
- Site plan review for AutoZone at 208 East Capitol Drive
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 555 West Estabrook Boulevard for food processing and distribution. The meeting also includes reviews for an accounting office use at 5464 North Port Washington Road and a site plan for AutoZone.
- Public hearing: Rezoning 555 West Estabrook Boulevard to Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Use and occupancy review: United Tax Service, LLC at 5464 North Port Washington Road
- Site plan review: AutoZone at 208 East Capitol Drive
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider several infrastructure bids for alley, drainage, and sidewalk programs. The agenda also includes ordinance amendments regarding food establishment licensing and transient merchants. Additionally, the council will review a recommendation for a liquor license application for Prime Time Events LLC.
- Liquor license application for Prime Time Events LLC at 5689 North Bayshore Drive
- Bids for 2021 Alley Reconstruction, Mount Royal Drainage, and Sidewalk programs
- Ordinance amendments for food establishment licensing and transient merchants
- Resolution of appreciation for departing Health Director Ann Christensen
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider liquor license applications for The Tap Yard – Bayshore and an agent change for Pick 'n Save. The meeting includes reviewing bids for the 2021 Alley Reconstruction, Mount Royal Drainage, and Sidewalk programs. Additionally, the Council will review ordinance amendments regarding food establishment licensing and transient merchants.
- Liquor license application for Prime Time Events LLC at 5689 North Bayshore Drive
- Agent change application for Pick 'n Save #876 at 6969 N. Port Washington Road
- Bids for the 2021 Alley Reconstruction, Mount Royal Drainage, and Sidewalk programs
- Ordinance amendments for food establishment licensing and transient merchants
- Resolution of appreciation for outgoing Health Director Ann Christensen
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing recommendations to the Common Council regarding two business applications. These include a change of agent for Pick ‘n Save #876 and new beer and wine licenses for The Tap Yard - Bayshore. Staff recommends approval for both items following completed police background checks.
- Change of agent for Pick ‘n Save #876 at 6969 N. Port Washington Road
- Class “B” (beer) and “Class C” (wine) retailer licenses for The Tap Yard - Bayshore at 5689 N. Bayshore Drive
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review recommendations to the Common Council regarding alcohol-related applications. This includes an agent change for Pick ‘n Save #876 and new beer and wine licenses for The Tap Yard - Bayshore. Staff recommends approval of both items following completed police background checks.
- Agent change for Pick ‘n Save #876 at 6969 N. Port Washington Road
- Class “B” (beer) and “Class C” (wine) retailer licenses for The Tap Yard - Bayshore at 5689 N. Bayshore Drive
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for Nurturing Nook, Inc. The proposal involves relocating the childcare facility to East Lake Towers Corporate Center and adding a cement fenced area for outdoor play.
- Conditional use permit for 4425 N. Port Washington Road
- Proposed childcare facility for Nurturing Nook, Inc.
- Addition of a cement fenced area for outdoor play
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for Nurturing Nook, Inc. to operate a childcare facility. The proposal includes minimal exterior changes and the addition of a cement fenced area for outdoor play.
- Public hearing for a conditional use permit at 4425 N. Port Washington Road
- Proposed childcare facility for Nurturing Nook, Inc.
- Addition of a cement fenced area for outdoor play
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee is reviewing the status of returning acts for the 2021 season. The meeting also includes discussions regarding fundraising options and COVID-19 cancellation contingency plans.
- Reviewing status of returning acts for the 2021 season
- Discussion of fundraising options
- Discussion of COVID-19 cancellation/contingency options
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing the status of performing acts for the 2021 season. Members are also discussing fundraising options and potential cancellation plans due to COVID-19.
- Reviewing the status of 2021 acts including The Jim Gaff Band, Vivo, and Steve Beguhn
- Discussing fundraising options and sponsorship opportunities
- Evaluating COVID-19 cancellation and contingency options
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee is preparing a community survey to gather input as Glendale prepares to leave the North Shore Library in 2023. The committee discussed using social media, postcards, and local restaurant incentives to encourage resident participation.
- Approval of a community survey regarding future library services
- Plans for survey dissemination via Facebook, Nextdoor, and mail
- Potential survey incentives involving Solly’s Grille, Bistro in the Glen, and Johnson’s Green 7
- Review of tax impact estimates ($62.50 annually for a $250,000 home)
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee is preparing to distribute a resident survey regarding future library services in Glendale. This follows the city's decision to leave the North Shore Library system in 2023. The committee discussed using social media, postcards, and local business incentives to encourage participation.
- Approval of a community survey for residents
- Proposed distribution via Facebook, Nextdoor, and postcards
- Potential $100 gift card prizes from Solly’s Grille, Bistro in the Glen, and Johnson’s Green 7
- Discussion of potential tax increases between $75 and $250 per $250,000 home value
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review the School Resource Officer program and its objectives. The meeting includes a report from the Police Chief on department activities and an organizational study. A closed session is scheduled to consider the evaluation of the Police Chief.
- Approval of December 3, 2020 meeting minutes
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities / Organizational Study
- Review of School Resource Officer program and objectives
- Closed session for Police Chief evaluation
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet via Zoom to discuss department activities and the School Resource Officer program. The commission will also convene in a closed session to consider the evaluation of the Police Chief.
- Review of School Resource Officer program and objectives
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities / Organizational Study
- Closed session regarding Police Chief performance evaluation
- Approval of December 3, 2020 meeting minutes
Common Council
The Common Council will review bids for the 2021 Watermain Improvement Project and the 2021 Roadway Resurfacing Project. The Council will also schedule a public hearing regarding a rezoning petition for 555 West Estabrook Parkway. Additionally, a closed session is scheduled to discuss legal strategy regarding North Shore Library rental obligations.
- Public hearing scheduling for 555 West Estabrook Parkway rezoning
- Bid review: 2021 Watermain Improvement Project
- Bid review: 2021 Roadway Resurfacing Project
- Closed session regarding North Shore Library rental obligations
Common Council
The Common Council will review bids for the 2021 Watermain Improvement Project and the 2021 Roadway Resurfacing Project. The Council will also schedule a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for 555 West Estabrook Parkway. Additionally, members may discuss legal strategy concerning library rental obligations in closed session.
- Scheduling a public hearing for rezoning 555 West Estabrook Parkway
- Review of bid for 2021 Watermain Improvement Project
- Review of bid for 2021 Roadway Resurfacing Project
- Discussion regarding City rental obligations for North Shore Library space
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is reviewing a proposal for a new home on a vacant lot near the Milwaukee River. The project must comply with floodplain regulations and include a Site Fill and Grading Plan.
- Proposed residence at 7340 North Pierron Road
- Approved garage addition at 2735 West Green Tree Road
- Requirement for a Site Fill and Grading Plan
Fourth of July Committee
The committee will discuss various components of the upcoming Independence Day celebration, including fireworks locations and storage options. Members will also receive updates on parade lineups, food vendors, and park rentals. The meeting includes discussions regarding activities and potential cleanup scheduling.
- Fireworks location and storage updates
- Kletzsch Park rental and NSHD guidance updates
- Food vendor updates including Café Corazon and Sprecher
- Parade lineup and activity reviews
- Department of Public Works cleanup scheduling
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is reviewing progress on various elements of the Independence Day celebration, including fireworks, parade lineups, and activities. Discussions also include food vendor updates and potential cleanup scheduling for public works.
- Fireworks storage and order date updates
- Kletzsch Park rental and NSHD guidance
- Food vendor updates for Café Corazon, Wisconsin Cheese Curds, Yum Yum Ice Cream, and Sprecher
- Parade lineup and activity schedule reviews
- Department of Public Works cleanup scheduling
Common Council
The Common Council will hear a presentation regarding the Nicolet High School 2021 operational referendum. The agenda also includes reviews of several ordinances, including updates to city codes and transient merchant regulations. Additionally, the Council will consider a survey map for Lexus of Milwaukee.
- Presentation on Nicolet High School 2021 Referendum
- Certified Survey Map for Lexus of Milwaukee at 1415, 1433, and 1515 W. Silver Spring Drive
- Ordinance regarding parking in Business and Commercial District B-1, Sub-Area “B”
- Ordinance regulating transient merchant exemptions
- Review of Home Occupation Ordinance 13.1.200 (a)
Common Council
The Common Council will hear a presentation regarding the 2021 Nicolet High School operational referendum. The meeting also includes reviews of several ordinances, including updates to the city code and regulations for transient merchants. Additionally, the council will consider a survey map for Lexus of Milwaukee on West Silver Spring Drive.
- Presentation on Nicolet High School 2021 Referendum
- Certified Survey Map for Lexus of Milwaukee at 1415, 1433, and 1515 W. Silver Spring Drive
- Assignment and Assumption Agreement with Direct Outdoor, LLC
- Ordinance regarding disposal of materials into toilet facilities and sewers
- Ordinance updating references to State Statutes and Administrative Code
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is reviewing plans for four apartment buildings totaling 316 units at 5800 N. Bayshore Drive. The agenda also includes a review of the Culver’s Restaurant development and scheduling a public hearing for a childcare facility.
- Residential development at 5800 N. Bayshore Drive
- Lot 2 Bayshore Development – Culver’s Restaurant
- Public hearing scheduling for a childcare facility at 4425 N. Port Washington Road
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is reviewing plans for a 316-unit residential project at 5800 N. Bayshore Drive. The meeting also includes a review of the Lot 2 Bayshore Development for a Culver’s Restaurant and scheduling a public hearing for a childcare facility.
- Residential development at 5800 N. Bayshore Drive featuring 316 units
- Review of Lot 2 Bayshore Development for a Culver’s Restaurant
- Public hearing schedule for a childcare facility at 4425 N. Port Washington Road
Library Review Committee
The committee is discussing the community outreach process, including a draft survey and public education strategies. This includes reviewing expectations for library services and potential future funding via referendum.
- Discussion of community survey draft and expectations
- Planning for public education and community outreach
Library Review Committee
The committee will meet to discuss the community outreach process with a consultant. The discussion includes reviewing committee expectations, public education strategies, and a draft community survey.
- Discussion of community outreach process
- Review of committee expectations
- Planning for public education
- Review of draft community survey
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change to allow parking at 5544 North Port Washington Road. The meeting also includes reviews of site plan changes for Sprecher Brewing Company and a rezoning petition for 555 West Estabrook Parkway. Additionally, the commission will consider assembling three parcels for Lexus of Milwaukee.
- Public hearing for zoning text amendment regarding parking at 5544 North Port Washington Road
- Site plan and use review for Sprecher Brewing Company at 701, 725, and 727 West Glendale Avenue
- Rezoning petition for 555 West Estabrook Parkway to Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Certified Survey Map to assemble properties at 1415, 1433, and 1515 West Silver Spring Drive
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing regarding a parking use zoning amendment for North Port Washington Road. Members will also review proposed site plan changes for Sprecher Brewing Company and a rezoning petition for 555 West Estabrook Parkway. Additionally, the commission will consider consolidating parcels for Lexus of Milwaukee.
- Public hearing for parking use zoning amendment at 5544 North Port Washington Road
- Site plan and occupancy changes for Sprecher Brewing Company at 727 West Glendale Avenue
- Rezoning petition for 555 West Estabrook Parkway to Maglio Food Processing Juice
- Certified Survey Map to consolidate properties for Lexus of Milwaukee on West Silver Spring Drive
Music in the Glen
The group will review the status of acts returning for the 2021 season. Discussion will also include COVID-19 cancellation or contingency options, as well as a review of the budget and potential fundraising options.
- Review of status of acts returning for the 2021 season
- Discussion of COVID-19 cancellation and contingency options
- Review of budget and possible fundraising options
- Adoption of January 27, 2021 meeting minutes
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen group will review the status of returning acts for the 2021 season. The meeting also includes discussions regarding COVID-19 cancellation contingencies and budget or fundraising options.
- Review of returning acts for the 2021 season
- Discussion of COVID-19 cancellation and contingency options
- Review of budget and possible fundraising options
- Adoption of minutes from the January 27, 2021 meeting
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will review a multi-year capital budget for North Shore Fire Department equipment. The meeting also includes consideration of the Sprecher Brewing Development Agreement. Additionally, the Council will discuss the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan.
- Multi-year capital budget for North Shore Fire Department large apparatus equipment (2022-2025)
- Approval of the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
- Consultant contract authorization for a Police Organization Study
- Consideration of the Sprecher Brewing Development Agreement
- Resolution to commemorate Black History Month
Common Council
The Common Council will review a multi-year capital budget for North Shore Fire Department equipment. The council will also consider the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. Additionally, members may take action on the Sprecher Brewing development agreement.
- Multi-year capital budget for North Shore Fire Department large apparatus equipment
- Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan recommendation
- Consultant contract for Police Organization Study
- Sprecher Brewing Development Agreement
Public Safety/Public Works Committee
The committee will review a request from Phillip Z. Moeckler for an exception to sex offender residency restrictions. The agenda includes a response from the Police Chief and committee deliberation on potential action.
- Residency restriction exception request for 2470 W. Good Hope Road Unit 171
Fourth of July Committee
The committee will discuss various aspects of the upcoming Independence Day event, including fireworks budgets and parade implications. Discussions also include Kletzsch Park rentals, food vendor updates, and public safety measures.
- Discussion of updated fireworks budget and vendor details
- Kletzsch Park equipment rentals and COVID contract verbiage
- Proposed temporary fencing on Green Bay Road to prevent car stoppage
- Food vendor updates including Café Corazon and Yum Yum Ice Cream
- Booking status for The Love Monkeys
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is discussing various logistical elements for the upcoming Independence Day event. Topics include fireworks budgeting, parade lineups, and food vendor updates. Members will also review Kletzsch Park rental and public safety measures like temporary fencing on Green Bay Road.
- Updated fireworks budget and order deadlines
- Kletzsch Park rental and equipment needs
- Proposed parade lineup based on budget
- Updates on food vendors including Café Corazon and Sprecher
- Temporary fencing on Green Bay Road for public safety
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Board will review the Glendale Hotel status and discuss sponsorship strategies for several community events. The meeting also includes reports on Small Business Saturday and the #RESCUETHERESTAURANTS campaign.
- Glendale Hotel Status report from the City Administrator
- Sponsorship strategies for events including Fourth of July and Oktoberfest
- Progress report on the #RESCUETHERESTAURANTS campaign
- Review of New Visitors Guide and Motorcoach Strategy
- Small Business Saturday and Travel Wisconsin Winter Recreation reports
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board is reviewing the status of the Glendale Hotel and discussing sponsorship strategies for community events like Fourth of July and Oktoberfest. The meeting also includes reports on Small Business Saturday and the #RESCUETHERESTAURANTS campaign progress.
- Glendale Hotel Status report from the City Administrator
- Sponsorship strategies for Community Bingo, Fourth of July, and Oktoberfest
- #RESCUETHERESTAURANTS campaign progress update
- Small Business Saturday and Travel Wisconsin program reports
- Discussion regarding a new Visitors Guide and Motorcoach Strategy
Common Council
The Common Council will review a presentation regarding the Milwaukee North-South Transit Enhancement Study for the 27th Street corridor. The agenda also includes consideration of an ordinance for face covering requirements during the pandemic and a funding agreement for Green Alleys. Updates on vaccination procedures and virtual meeting ordinances are also scheduled.
- Ordinance creating face covering requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Green Solutions Funding Agreement for 2021 Green Alleys
- Ordinance amending Chapter 15.1 of the Code of Ordinances
- Update on North Shore Health Department vaccination procedures
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will review a presentation regarding the Milwaukee North-South Transit Enhancement Study. The Council is also considering an ordinance for face covering requirements and a funding agreement for 2021 Green Alleys. Additionally, updates on vaccination procedures and virtual meeting ordinances are on the agenda.
- Ordinance creating face covering requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Green Solutions Funding Agreement with Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District for 2021 Green Alleys
- Presentation on the Milwaukee North-South Transit Enhancement Study
- Ordinance amending Chapter 15.1 of the Code of Ordinances to update state statute references
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee will discuss the community outreach process with a consultant. This discussion includes reviewing survey expectations and public education efforts.
- Approval of January 13, 2021 meeting minutes
- Discussion regarding community outreach process
- Review of survey/committee expectations
- Public education discussion
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee is meeting to discuss the community outreach process with a consultant. This discussion includes reviewing survey expectations and public education strategies.
- Discussion regarding community outreach, including surveys and public education
- Approval of January 13, 2021, meeting minutes
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission reviewed the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, specifically addressing sidewalk proposals along North Milwaukee River Parkway. They also discussed a zoning text amendment to allow a parking lot at 5544 North Port Washington Road. The Commission decided to delay the bicycle plan decision until February to incorporate revisions.
- Review of Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
- Zoning text amendment for parking at 5544 North Port Washington Road
- Direction to staff to draft zoning changes for the Port Washington Road project
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will consider recommending the revised Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan to the Common Council. The commission will also conduct an initial review of a proposed zoning code text amendment regarding parking at 5544 North Port Washington Road.
- Recommendation for the revised Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
- Zoning Code Text Amendment for parking in B-1, Sub-Area “B”
- Proposed parking use at 5544 North Port Washington Road
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen group is reviewing the status of returning acts for the 2021 season. The meeting includes discussions on filling schedule gaps, COVID-19 contingency plans, and budget or fundraising options.
- Reviewing confirmed 2021 acts including Jim Gaff Band/Salute to Veterans, Steve Beguhn, and Vivo
- Discussion of potential acts to fill summer schedule gaps
- Discussion regarding COVID-19 contingency plans
- Review of budget and fundraising options
- Adoption of minutes from April 1, 2020, and May 6, 2020
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen group is reviewing performer status for the 2021 season following the cancelled 2020 season. The meeting includes discussions on filling scheduling gaps, COVID-19 contingency plans, and budget or fundraising options.
- Adoption of minutes from April 1, 2020, and May 6, 2020
- Review of confirmed performers including Jim Gaff Band, Steve Beguhn, and Vivo
- Discussion on filling gaps in the June through August performance schedule
- Discussion regarding COVID-19 contingency plans
- Review of budget and potential fundraising options
Common Council
The Common Council will review a street project agreement with the City of Milwaukee and discuss ordinances regarding residential recreational vehicles. The agenda also includes a proposal to repeal Christmas tree sales licensing and an update on building access during COVID-19.
- Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Milwaukee for 2021 Street Projects
- Ordinance repealing Christmas Tree sales licensing
- Discussion on Residential Recreational Vehicle ordinance (10.1.40)
- Final payment to LaLonde Contractors Inc. for Lydell Avenue Reconstruction Project
- Update on public access to City buildings
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will meet via Zoom to discuss several city matters. The agenda includes reviewing an intergovernmental agreement with Milwaukee for 2021 street projects and discussing ordinances regarding residential recreational vehicles. The council will also address public access to city buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Final payment to LaLonde Contractors Inc. for Lydell Avenue Reconstruction Project
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Milwaukee for 2021 Street Projects
- Ordinance review regarding Residential Recreational Vehicles
- Repeal of Christmas Tree sales licensing ordinance
- Zoning Text Amendment application review
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is continuing its review of a proposed addition to a detached garage. Inspections for the foundation and framing have been completed, and drainage reviews are finished. The board will now consider the project for approval.
- Continued review of garage addition at 2735 West Green Tree Road
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is meeting to plan the 2021 celebration. The agenda includes reviewing the Plan A budget and discussing logistics for food, activities, and grounds. Members will also discuss parade safety and Kletzsch Park rentals.
- Review and approval of the 2021 Plan A budget
- Discussion regarding Kletzsch Park rental and layout
- Update on booking The Love Monkeys for activities
- Planning for fireworks, including vendor meeting and budget
- Public safety discussion regarding temporary fencing on Green Bay Road
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is meeting to plan the 2021 Independence Day celebration. The committee will review the Plan A budget, discuss Kletzsch Park rentals, and coordinate activities such as a parade and fireworks. Discussions also include public safety measures like temporary fencing on Green Bay Road.
- Review and approval of the 2021 'Plan A' budget (no fundraising)
- Confirmation of Kletzsch Park rental and layout adjustments
- Update on booking The Love Monkeys band
- Discussion regarding fireworks vendor and budget
- Proposed temporary fencing on Green Bay Road
Library Review Committee
The Library Review Committee will conduct closed session interviews with potential consultants. Following these interviews, the committee will discuss and consider approving a consultant to assist with the review process.
- Closed session interviews with potential consultants
- Discussion and possible approval of a consultant for the review process
- Approval of December 2, 2020 meeting minutes
Library Review Committee
The committee will conduct closed session interviews with potential consultants for the library review process. Following these interviews, members will discuss and vote on selecting a consultant to assist with the review.
- Closed session interviews with potential consultants
- Discussion and approval of a consultant for the review process
- Approval of the December 2, 2020 meeting minutes
Common Council
The Common Council will consider the School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement with Nicolet High School District. The meeting also includes reviews of a development agreement for 2510 N. Good Hope Road and the 2021 Stormwater Program.
- School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement with Nicolet High School District
- Development Agreement amendment for 2510 N. Good Hope Road
- 2021 Stormwater Ditch, Culvert, and Inlet Program
- 2021-2023 General Forestry Services contract
- Police Organization Study Request for Proposal
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will review the School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement with Nicolet High School District for Spring 2021. The council will also consider a Police Organization Study RFP and the 2021 Stormwater Program.
- School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement
- Request for Proposal for a Police Organization Study
- 2021 Stormwater Ditch, Culvert, and Inlet Program
- Development Agreement amendment for 2510 N. Good Hope Road
- 2021-2023 General Forestry Services contract
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. Members will also review various zoning amendments, site plan changes, and use and occupancy requests for local businesses.
- Public hearing for the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
- Zoning amendment petition for a parking lot at 5544 North Port Washington Road
- Rezoning request for 555 West Estabrook Parkway to food processing use
- Site plan changes for Lexus of Milwaukee on West Silver Spring Drive
- Use and occupancy review for Vishay Dale Electronics on North Sidney Place
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. Members will also review petitions for zoning amendments and rezoning at North Port Washington Road and West Estabrook Parkway. Other items include site plan changes for Lexus of Milwaukee and use and occupancy reviews.
- Public hearing for the Connecting Glendale 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
- Zoning text amendment petition for 5544 North Port Washington Road
- Rezoning request for 555 West Estabrook Parkway to food processing use
- Site plan changes for Lexus of Milwaukee at West Silver Spring Drive
- Use and occupancy reviews for Vishay Dale Electronics and Illume Cosmetic Surgery