Glendale public meetings in 2022
167 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider replacing a street-facing garage door with a wall system at 7418 N Port Washington Road to create a home office. Staff recommended modifications to the window and door design to ensure the building maintains a residential appearance. The board will also discuss meeting dates for 2023.
- Exterior modifications at 7418 N Port Washington Road
- Approval of November 17, 2022 minutes
- 2023 meeting dates and times
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider exterior modifications at 7418 N Port Washington Road. The proposal involves replacing a street-facing garage door with a wall system to create a home office. Staff has recommended revisions to ensure the design maintains a residential appearance.
- Exterior modifications at 7418 N Port Washington Road
- Approval of November 17, 2022, meeting minutes
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review a report from the Police Chief regarding department activities. The commission will also discuss establishing a recruitment and hiring process for police officers.
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- Establishment of recruitment and hiring process for police officer
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet to review the Police Chief’s report on department activities. The commission also plans to discuss establishing a recruitment and hiring process for police officers.
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- Establishment of recruitment and hiring process for police officer
Common Council
The Common Council is considering a contract for professional water management services to address regulatory deficiencies. The meeting also includes reviews of a police technology grant and an ordinance for keeping honeybees.
- $104,440 agreement with City Water for water management services
- Ordinance regulating the keeping of honeybees in Glendale
- Wisconsin DOJ grant for WatchGuard server migration to cloud storage
- Payment 2 to UPI, LLC for I-43 Segment Watermain Replacement Project
- Revision to North Shore Health Department intergovernmental agreement
Common Council
The Common Council will review an agreement with City Water for professional services up to $104,440. Members will also consider a new ordinance allowing residents to keep honeybee hives. Additionally, the council will discuss revisions to the North Shore Health Department agreement.
- Agreement with City Water for management services up to $104,440
- Ordinance regulating the keeping of honeybees in Glendale
- WI DOJ grant award of $19,312.50 for police cloud storage migration
- Revision to North Shore Health Department intergovernmental agreement
- Payment to UPI, LLC for I-43 Segment Watermain Replacement Project
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will consider a business use approval for a T-Mobile retail storefront at 5330 N Port Washington Road. Members will also review requests for six-foot fences that exceed current ordinance limits at two residential properties. The meeting includes discussion regarding 2023 meeting dates.
- Business use approval for T-Mobile at 5330 N Port Washington Road
- Six-foot fence request for 2440 W Suelane Rd
- Six-foot fence request for 6807 N Bethmaur Ln
- Discussion of 2023 meeting dates
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will consider a business use approval for a T-Mobile retail storefront at 5330 N Port Washington Road. Members will also review requests for six-foot fences that exceed the four-foot ordinance in residential districts. The meeting includes discussion of 2023 meeting dates.
- Business use approval for T-Mobile retail storefront at 5330 N Port Washington Road
- Six-foot fence variance request for 2440 W Suelane Rd
- Six-foot fence variance request for 6807 N Bethmaur Ln
- Discussion of 2023 meeting dates
Common Council
The Council will vote on a $7,518,880 municipal loan for the 2022/2023 capital improvements program. Members will also review updates regarding Fire Station 82 and a residential service line warranty program. Additionally, they will consider a contract for utility billing services.
- $7,518,880 municipal loan for the 2022/2023 Capital Improvements Program
- $36,000 annual agreement with City Water for utility billing services
- Update on the nearly $9 million Fire Station 82 rebuilding project
- Review of the National League of Cities Service Line Warranty program
- Payments for Crestwood Drainage, Sidewalk, and watermain replacement projects
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a $7,518,880 loan for the 2022/2023 Capital Improvements Program. Members will also review updates on Fire Station 82 and a potential service line warranty program. Additionally, the Council may approve a contract for utility billing services.
- Approval of $7,518,880 Municipal General Obligation Loan
- Utility billing services agreement with City Water ($36,000 annually)
- Update on Fire Station 82 rebuild project
- Review of National League of Cities Service Line Warranty Program
- Payments for Crestwood Drainage and watermain replacement projects
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider a proposal for a new 2,366 square foot single-family home. The board will also review and adopt the minutes from the October 20, 2022 meeting.
- New single-family home construction at 7340 N Braeburn Lane
- Adoption of October 20, 2022, meeting minutes
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a public hearing on the 2023 Annual Program Budget and vote on the 2022 City Tax Levy. The agenda also includes reviews of snow removal policies and a potential residential service line warranty program.
- Adoption of the 2023 City Budget and 2022 City Tax Levy
- Approval of beer and wine licenses for Vibez Creative Arts Space LLC at 5706 N Centerpark Way
- Review of a potential HomeServe service line warranty program covering up to $8,500 per incident
- Review of the city's snow removal and salting policy
Common Council
The Council will hold a public hearing on the 2023 City Budget and consider establishing the 2022 tax levy. Additionally, members will review a potential residential service line warranty program and alcohol license applications for Vibez Creative Arts Space LLC.
- Adoption of the 2023 Annual Program Budget and 2022 City Tax Levy
- Approval of Class “B” and “Class C” retailer licenses for Vibez Creative Arts Space LLC at 5706 N Centerpark Way
- Review of a potential residential service line warranty program via HomeServe
- Resolution honoring Alderperson Dale Grober for 17 years of service
- Review of the City's snow removal and salting policy
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review an application from Vibez Creative Arts Space, LLC for Class “B” (beer) and Class “C” (wine) retailer licenses at 5706 N Centerpark Way, Unit 1700. The committee will also consider the adoption of minutes from the June 13, 2022 meeting.
- Class 'B' (beer) and Class 'C' (wine) retailer license application for Vibez Creative Arts Space, LLC at 5706 N Centerpark Way, Unit 1700
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review a recommendation to the Common Council regarding beer and wine retailer licenses for Vibez Creative Arts Space, LLC. The meeting also includes the adoption of minutes from the June 13, 2022, meeting.
- Class “B” (beer) and Class “C” (wine) retailer license application for 5706 N Centerpark Way, Unit 1700
- Adoption of minutes from the June 13, 2022 meeting
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will discuss a business use approval for an administrative office at 6165 North Green Bay Avenue. Members will also review site and architectural plans for a concession stand and athletic entry at Nicolet High School.
- Business use approval for Brown’s Living LLC at 6165 North Green Bay Avenue
- Site and architectural approval for Nicolet High School amenities at 6701 N Jean Nicolet Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will consider a business use approval for an administrative office at 6165 North Green Bay Avenue. The commission will also discuss site and architectural plans for new facilities at Nicolet High School.
- Business use approval for Brown’s Living LLC at 6165 North Green Bay Avenue
- Site and architectural approval for Nicolet High School amenities at 6701 N Jean Nicolet Road
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 6100 North Green Bay Avenue to allow for dealership expansion. The council will also consider a development plan for a new gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road. Additionally, the agenda includes requests for extended holiday hours at Kohl’s and Target.
- Rezoning of 6100 North Green Bay Avenue to B-4 Office-Research-Service Business District
- Development plan for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- Extended holiday hours request for Kohl’s and Target at Bayshore Town Center
- Land assembly via Certified Survey Map for 6100 N. Green Bay Avenue
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of 6100 North Green Bay Avenue to allow for a future dealership expansion. The Council will also review a development plan for a new gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road. Other items include reviewing the 2021 financial audit and holiday hour requests for Bayshore Town Center retailers.
- Rezoning of 6100 North Green Bay Avenue from PD to B-4 Office-Research-Service Business District
- Development plan for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- Request for extended holiday hours at Kohl’s and Target in Bayshore Town Center
- Review of the 2021 Financial Audit
- Certified Survey Map to combine parcels for David Hobbs Honda
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is reviewing a request for building and site signage for Glendale Retail Management, LLC. The proposal includes a monument sign and wall signs for a Chipotle tenant. Approval depends on providing construction drawings that show the location of the raw water line easement.
- Signage request for 5930 North Port Washington Road
- Proposed 10-foot monument sign with less than 60 square feet of area
- Requirement for construction drawings and surveys regarding a raw water line easement
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority will discuss and potentially act on building and site signage for Glendale Retail Management, LLC. The proposal includes a monument sign and wall signs near a raw water line easement. Approval is subject to the submission of construction drawings and coordination with Public Works.
- Signage proposal for 5930 North Port Washington Road
- Proposed 10-foot monument sign with under 60 square feet of area
- Requirement for construction drawings regarding raw water line easement
Architectural Review Board
The Architecture Review Board will consider a request to demolish an existing garage and build a new 440-square-foot structure at 2007 W Kendall Ave. The board is also scheduled to approve the minutes from the August 18, 2022, meeting.
- New detached garage construction at 2007 W Kendall Ave
- Approval of August 18, 2022, meeting minutes
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board reviewed financial updates including increased hotel tax revenue and membership growth for the North Shore Chamber of Commerce. Members also discussed marketing progress for city events and upcoming website launches.
- Approved $10,000 sponsorship for Bayshore’s Fall Art Festival
- Reported Fourth of July sponsorships raised $14,500
- Reported Music in the Glen sponsorships raised $5,500
- Noted Root Beer Bash 2022 sponsorships reached over $21,250
- Introduced new board members Karl Warwick and Chris Sherman
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will meet to decide how to move forward with GCC. The meeting also includes a financial update and the approval of the 2023 budget.
- Decision on how to move forward with GCC
- Approval of the 2023 budget
- Discussion regarding rent and building needs
- Introduction of new board member Angela Monfre
- Overview of Root Beer Bash 2022
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board will discuss the 2021 Annual Reports regarding the performance and status of Tax Incremental District No. 7 and Tax Incremental District No. 8. The board will also consider the appointment of Lars Woehlke as a public member.
- Appointment of Lars Woehlke as Public Member
- Review of 2021 Annual Report for Tax Incremental District No. 7
- Review of 2021 Annual Report for Tax Incremental District No. 8
Joint Review Board
The board will review the 2021 Annual Reports regarding the performance and status of Tax Incremental District No. 7 and Tax Incremental District No. 8. The meeting also includes an appointment for a public member and approval of April minutes.
- Appointment of Lars Woehlke as Public Member
- Review of 2021 Annual Report for TID No. 7
- Review of 2021 Annual Report for TID No. 8
Common Council
The Common Council will review proposed community development projects, including a potential zoning code rewrite and various economic studies. The Council will also consider funding for transitioning police body camera storage to the cloud. Additionally, two proclamations are presented for approval.
- Review of Community Development Projects and Plan
- $50,700 request for police body camera cloud storage transition
- Proclamation for White Cane Safety Day
- Proclamation for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
Common Council
The Council will review a multi-year plan for community development projects, including zoning updates and studies for housing and retail. The meeting also includes a discussion on transitioning police body camera storage to a cloud-based system. Additionally, the Council will consider several proclamations and hold a closed session regarding personnel matters.
- Proposed zoning code rewrite estimated between $150,000 and $225,000
- Request to budget $50,700 for police body camera cloud storage migration and first-year fees
- Review of Target Investment Area plans for locations including Green Bay Ave and Mill Road
- Proposed $20,000 housing study and $5,500 retail study
- Proclamation for White Cane Safety Day
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Planning and Architectural Review Commission will consider several business use approvals, including an education center and a fitness studio. The agenda also includes site plan reviews for Nicolet High School athletic facilities and a proposed gas station development.
- Business use approvals for Stepping Stones Community Services and Good Land Fitness
- Architectural review for a garage at 6115 N Lydell Ave
- Site plan approval for Nicolet High School athletic facilities
- Land assembly recommendation for David Hobbs Honda
- Specific Development Plan for a gas station at 7575 N Port Washington Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will consider several business use approvals and site plan requests. This includes athletic facility improvements for Nicolet High School and a proposed gas station development.
- Proposed gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- Athletic facilities and amenities for Nicolet High School
- Business use approval for Good Land Fitness LLC at 5623 N Green Bay Road
- Land assembly for David Hobbs Honda at 6100 N Green Bay Avenue
- Business use approval for Stepping Stones Community Services, LLC
Music in the Glen
The committee will review the 2022 concert season and discuss plans for the 2023 series. Topics include potential concert dates, the number of performances, and whether to hire a music technician. They will also discuss food truck participation and committee updates.
- Reviewing 2022 season pros and cons
- Discussion on retaining a Music Technician for sound system issues
- Planning 2023 concert dates and quantity
- Evaluating continued use of food trucks
- Committee member replacement (Tristann)
Music in the Glen
The committee will review the pros and cons of the 2022 concert season. Members will also discuss plans for the 2023 season, including concert dates, the potential retention of a music technician, and food truck participation.
- Review of 2022 season performance
- Discussion on retaining a music technician
- Planning for 2023 season dates and quantity
- Evaluation of food truck participation
- Committee member updates and replacements
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will review the 2022-2023 School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement. The agenda also includes a $300,000 agreement for new motion signage and travel authorization for Mayor Kennedy.
- Agreement for motion signage with a one-time $300,000 payment
- 2022-2023 School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement
- Travel authorization for Mayor Kennedy (not to exceed $2,000)
- Payment 2 to Mid-City Corporation for Hampton Avenue work
- Payment 3 to Visu Sewer, Inc. for sewer lining and rehabilitation
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will review the 2022-2023 School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement with Nicolet School District. The council will also consider a new agreement for motion signage involving a $300,000 payment. Other items include travel authorization and various resolutions.
- 2022-2023 School Resource Officer Shared Services Agreement
- Motion signage agreement with Direct Outdoor, LLC ($300,000 payment)
- Travel authorization for Mayor Kennedy (up to $2,000)
- Payment 2 to Mid-City Corporation for Hampton Avenue work
- Payment 3 to Visu Sewer, Inc. for sewer lining project
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals is reviewing a variance request for 6645 North Range Line Road. The proposal involves expanding an existing detached garage to add a covered porch area. This request pertains to the Glendale Ordinance Code regarding limits on the number of accessory buildings.
- Variance request at 6645 North Range Line Road to expand a detached garage with a covered porch
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board will discuss the performance and status of Tax Incremental District No. 7 and Tax Incremental District No. 8. The meeting also includes an appointment for a Public Member.
- Appointment of Lars Woehlke as Public Member
- Review of 2021 Annual Report for Tax Incremental District No. 7
- Review of 2021 Annual Report for Tax Incremental District No. 8
Joint Review Board
The board will discuss the 2021 Annual Reports and the performance of Tax Incremental Districts No. 7 and No. 8. The agenda also includes an appointment for a Public Member.
- Appointment of Lars Woehlke as Public Member
- Review of 2021 Annual Report and status of Tax Incremental District No. 7
- Review of 2021 Annual Report and status of Tax Incremental District No. 8
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will conduct an annual review of the School Resource Officer Program. The commission will also consider approving the Police Chief's appointments for Captain and Lieutenant positions.
- Approval of Captain and Lieutenant appointments
- Annual review of the School Resource Officer Program
- Approval of previous meeting minutes
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet to approve the Police Chief's appointments for Captain and Lieutenant positions. The commission will also conduct an annual review of the School Resource Officer Program.
- Approval of Captain and Lieutenant appointments
- Annual review of the School Resource Officer Program
Common Council
The Common Council will review proposals for property acquisitions intended to reduce flood risk along the Milwaukee River. The agenda also includes a requested zoning change for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue and appointments to the Fire and Police Commissions.
- Zoning change request for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue
- Purchase of 6130 N. Sunny Point Road up to $360,000
- Purchase of 6379 N. Sunny Point Road up to $316,000
- Multi-year agreement with Civic Plus for codification services
- Appointments to the Fire and Police Commissions
Common Council
The Council will review property acquisitions on Sunny Point Road intended to reduce flood risk. Other items include a rezoning request for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue and appointments to the Fire and Police Commissions.
- Rezoning request for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue
- Purchase of 6130 N. Sunny Point Road up to $360,000
- Purchase of 6379 N. Sunny Point Road up to $316,000
- Multi-year agreement with Civic Plus for codification services
- Appointments to the Fire and Police Commissions
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review department activities and the SRO annual review. The commission will also interview candidates for Captain and Lieutenant positions during a closed session.
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities and SRO Annual Review
- Interviews for Captain and Lieutenant candidates in closed session
- Potential action on Captain and Lieutenant vacancies
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review department activities and the SRO Annual Review. The commission will also hold a closed session to interview candidates for Captain and Lieutenant positions. Potential action on these vacancies is scheduled for open session.
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities and SRO Annual Review
- Closed session to interview candidates for Captain and Lieutenant positions
- Potential action on Captain and Lieutenant vacancies
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Commission will consider business use approvals for a law office, a family services office, and a medical massage facility. It will also hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning recommendation for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue.
- Business use approval: Gruhl Law Firm, LLC at 7101 N. Green Bay Avenue
- Business use approval: Healing Starts Today at 5225 N Ironwood Road
- Business use approval: Oriental Massage Oasis at 1405 W Silver Spring Drive
- Public hearing and rezoning recommendation for David Hobbs Honda at 6100 North Green Bay Avenue
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will review business use applications for a law office, a family services office, and a massage facility. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a zoning change for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue.
- Business use approval: Gruhl Law Firm at 7101 N. Green Bay Avenue
- Business use approval: Healing Starts Today at 5225 N Ironwood Road
- Business use approval: Oriental Massage Oasis at 1405 W Silver Spring Drive
- Public hearing for rezoning 6100 North Green Bay Avenue to B-4 District
Common Council
The Council will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road. This proposal seeks to change the property from B-1 "H2" Business and Commercial District to a Planned Unit Development. The agenda also includes reviewing the Fall Newsletter and approving administrative appointments.
- Rezoning of 7575 N Port Washington Road for a gas station and convenience store
- Appointment of Traci Storey to the Plan Commission
- Review and approval of the 2022 Fall Newsletter
- Adoption of August 8, 2022 meeting minutes
Common Council
The Council will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road. The agenda also includes the review of the Fall Newsletter and an appointment to the Plan Commission.
- Rezoning request for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- Appointment of Traci Storey to the Plan Commission
- Review and approval of the 2022 Fall Newsletter
Architectural Review Board
The Architecture Review Board will consider several requests for property modifications, including pergolas, gazebos, and canopies. The board will also review plans for a new maintenance building at Glenn Oaks Cemetery.
- Removal of awning and replacement with a pergola at 4608 N Elm Tree Road
- Addition of a grape arbor and gazebo at 2204 W Club View Drive
- Installation of a metal canopy on a detached garage at 6645 N Range Line Road
- New 60' x 30' steel maintenance building for Glenn Oaks Cemetery at 4530 N Green Bay Ave
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will review the 2023 budget preparation schedule and a presentation of the 2020 financial audit. The meeting includes discussions on potential upgrades to Maslowski Park, such as outdoor televisions and gas fire pits. The Council will also consider several zoning and development agreement amendments.
- Potential $4,200 out-of-pocket cost for outdoor televisions at Maslowski Park
- Installation of yield signs at W. Kenboern Drive and N. Longview Drive for $587.66
- Development agreement amendment for Elite Fitness to allow lighting for paddle tennis courts
- Minor PD District amendment for MMSD at 100-300 W River Woods Parkway
- Architectural changes for Devo Properties / River Park Apartments at 1616 W Bender
Common Council
The Council will review the 2020 financial audit and a proposed timeline for the 2023 city budget. Members will also discuss potential upgrades to Maslowski Park and a development agreement amendment for Elite Fitness. Additionally, an ordinance for new yield signs is presented for approval.
- Development agreement amendment for outdoor lighting at Elite Fitness (2001 W Good Hope Road)
- Proposed park improvements at Maslowski Park involving outdoor TVs or gas fire pits
- Ordinance to install yield signs at W. Kenboern Drive and N. Longview Drive ($587.66)
- Presentation of the 2020 Financial Audit
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will consider a conditional use permit for a vintage car storage and maintenance facility at 2035 W Bender Road. The agenda also includes business use approvals, site plan reviews, and a rezoning application for David Hobbs Honda.
- Conditional use permit for vintage car storage at 2035 W Bender Road
- Business use approval for Buffalo Wild Wings GO at 5530 N Port Washington Road
- Site review for North Shore Fire and Rescue station redevelopment
- Rezoning application for David Hobbs Honda at 6100 North Green Bay Avenue
- Site design changes for River Park Apartments at 1616 W Bender Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a vintage car storage and maintenance facility on West Bender Road. The meeting also includes business use approvals for a Buffalo Wild Wings GO takeout restaurant and site reviews for several local projects.
- Conditional use permit for vintage car storage at 2035 W Bender Road
- Business use approval for Buffalo Wild Wings GO at 5530 N Port Washington Road
- Site review for North Shore Fire and Rescue station redevelopment
- Site review for Elite Fitness paddle court installation at 2001 W Good Hope Road
- Rezoning application for David Hobbs Honda at 6100 N Green Bay Avenue
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider a $16,050 purchase of Flock camera systems using grant funding. The meeting includes discussions on rezoning 6100 North Green Bay Avenue and updates to liquor ordinances. The council may also discuss litigation strategy in a closed session.
- $16,050 purchase of three Flock Camera System subscriptions via grant funding
- Rezoning application for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue from PD to B-4 Community Business District
- Resolution authorizing a complaint against WE Energies to the Public Service Commission
- Ordinance removing time restrictions on wine sampling for Class A liquor license holders
- Request from Village of Fox Point to install a camera on Glendale property
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider a zoning change for 6100 North Green Bay Avenue. The council will also review a request to purchase three Flock Camera systems using grant funding. Additionally, members will discuss liquor ordinance amendments and litigation strategy in a closed session.
- Rezoning of 6100 North Green Bay Avenue from PD to B-4 Community Business District
- $16,050 purchase of three Flock Camera systems via grant funding
- Resolution regarding a complaint to the Public Service Commission about WE Energies
- Ordinance removing 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM wine tasting restrictions
- Fox Point request to install a camera on City property at W. Green Tree Rd.
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider a proposal for a new detached garage at 2140 W Raleigh Ave. The board will also review and adopt the minutes from the June 16, 2022, meeting.
- New detached garage proposal at 2140 W Raleigh Ave
- Adoption of June 16, 2022, meeting minutes
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals is reviewing an appeal by Linda Reed regarding a denied fence permit. The appeal concerns a staff decision related to property boundaries and potential impacts on property values.
- Appeal of a staff decision regarding a fence permit at 5752 N Dexter Ave
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will review financial updates for hotel revenues and the North Shore Chamber. The meeting includes progress reports on social media growth and upcoming city events like the 4th of July. Members will also discuss future goals, including plans for an event center.
- Introduction of new board members Karl Warwick and Chris Sherman
- Financial updates for hotel revenues and North Shore Chamber
- Updates on 4th of July and Music in the Glen events
- Review of social media statistics and website progress
- Discussion regarding future event center plans
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The meeting included the election of new Board Directors and a proposal for a chamber name change. The board also approved $10,000 for a new website development project.
- Election of new Board Directors, including Chris Sherman
- Approval of $10,000 for a new website development
- Proposal to rename the Glendale-Area Business Association to North Shore Chamber of Commerce
- Report on membership growth from 63 to 85 businesses
- Selection of a stackable logo featuring only 'Welcome to Glendale'
Common Council
The Council is considering a request to rezone 7575 N Port Washington Road to a Planned Unit Development. This change would allow for a gas station and convenience store at the site, which are not permitted under the current zoning. The meeting also includes consideration of scheduling a public hearing for this proposal.
- Rezoning of 7575 N Port Washington Road to Planned Unit Development
- Approval of Accounts Payable
- Denial of claim from Matthew Herr
Common Council
The Council is considering whether to schedule a public hearing for a zoning change at 7575 N Port Washington Road. The proposal seeks to rezone the property to a Planned Unit Development to allow for a gas station and convenience store. This follows a recommendation from the Planning Commission to move forward with the process.
- Rezoning request for 7575 N Port Washington Road to allow a gas station and convenience store
- Denial of claim from Matthew Herr
- Approval of accounts payable
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is reviewing closing tasks and responsibilities for the 2022 Independence Day celebration. Discussions include rescheduling fireworks and renewing website hosting. The meeting also covers financial updates regarding sales revenues and profits.
- Rescheduling of fireworks
- Website hosting renewal
- Review of final profit and loss statement
- Firework vendor costs for event attendance and storage
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is meeting to review progress on various responsibilities for the upcoming 4th of July celebration. Discussions include rescheduling fireworks and reviewing tasks related to grounds, parade, and food. The group will also address financial updates and technology renewals.
- Discussion regarding the rescheduling of fireworks
- Review of firework vendor costs for event attendance and storage
- Update on website hosting renewal
- Review of final profit and loss and sales revenues
- Status updates on grounds, parade, and food/drink logistics
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for a proposed gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road. The commission will also consider business use approvals for a firearms repair shop and a vintage car storage facility.
- Rezoning of 7575 N Port Washington Road to a Planned Unit Development
- Business use approval for Milwaukee Gun Smith at 6651 N Sidney Place
- Scheduling a public hearing for a vintage car storage facility at 2300 W Bender Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will consider rezoning 7575 N Port Washington Road to allow for a gas station and convenience store. The commission will also discuss business use approvals for a firearms repair shop and a vintage car maintenance facility.
- Rezoning 7575 N Port Washington Road to Planned Unit Development for a gas station and convenience store
- Business use approval for Milwaukee Gun Smith at 6651 N Sidney Place
- Scheduling a public hearing for a vintage car storage and maintenance facility at 2300 W Bender Road
Fourth of July Committee
The committee will review reports from various focus areas to make decisions regarding final plans for the upcoming year. These updates include topics such as activities, fireworks, parade, and public safety. The meeting also includes a confirmation of minutes from the previous meeting.
- Reports on activities, food, and drink
- Updates on fireworks and parade planning
- Fundraising and promotion updates
- Public safety and technology reports
- Confirmation of previous meeting minutes
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is reviewing progress reports from various focus areas to finalize plans for the year. These updates include information on fireworks, parade, public safety, and fundraising.
- Reports on fireworks, parade, and grounds
- Updates on food, drink, and activities
- Public safety and technology reports
- Fundraising and promotion updates
Common Council
The Council will review a multi-year Joint Library Services Agreement with Bayside, Fox Point, and River Hills. The agenda also includes discussing a potential complaint against WE Energies regarding power outages and a proposed electric scooter program. Additionally, the council will consider authorizing an appraisal for 6130 North Sunny Point Road.
- Authorization of Joint Library Services Agreement with Bayside, Fox Point, and River Hills
- Potential complaint to Wisconsin Public Service Commission regarding WE Energies
- Proposed E-Bird scooter rental program with Whitefish Bay and Shorewood
- Renewal of alcohol beverage licenses for local businesses
- Property appraisal for 6130 North Sunny Point Road
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council is considering a multi-year joint library services agreement with Bayside, Fox Point, and River Hills. The Council will also review a potential complaint against WE Energies regarding power outages in District 4. Other items include a proposed regional scooter program and the renewal of local alcohol beverage licenses.
- Joint Library Services Agreement with Bayside, Fox Point, and River Hills
- Potential complaint to Wisconsin Public Service Commission regarding WE Energies
- Proposed E-Bird scooter rental program with Whitefish Bay and Shorewood
- Renewal of alcohol beverage licenses for businesses including Trader Joe's East, Inc.
- Property appraisal for 6130 North Sunny Point Road
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will elect new officers and review promotional processes for Captain and Lieutenant positions. The meeting also includes a report from the Police Chief on department activities.
- Election of Police Commission Officers
- Review/establishment of promotional processes for Captain and Lieutenant
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will meet to elect new officers and receive a report on department activities from the Police Chief. The meeting also includes reviewing or establishing promotional processes for Captain and Lieutenant roles.
- Election of Police Commission Officers
- Review/establish promotional processes for Captain and Lieutenant positions
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Architectural Review Board
The Architecture Review Board will consider several requests for residential construction projects. These include proposals for new pools, gazebos, a greenhouse, and garage reconstruction. The board will also adopt minutes from the May 19, 2022, meeting.
- Breezeway and garage reconstruction at 5698 N Sunset Lane
- Gazebo addition at 2301 W Kenboern Drive
- Above ground pool and gazebo installation at 6530 N Range Line Road
- Inground pool and amenities at 556 W Bender Road
- Greenhouse construction at 6900 N Bethmaur Lane
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing the status of musical act contracts and W9 forms for the 2022 season. Members are also discussing fundraising progress, the Summer Event Guide, and food truck availability. Additionally, the group will review the timeline for the Salute to Veterans event concert.
- Update on contracts and W9 status for 2022 season acts
- Fundraising status update
- Summer Event Guide status update
- Food truck status update
- Timeline review for the Salute to Veterans event concert
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing progress for the 2022 Music in the Glen season. Agenda items include updates on performer contracts, fundraising status, and the Summer Event Guide. The meeting also covers food truck availability and the timeline for the Salute to Veterans event.
- Update on 2022 season contracts and W9 status
- Fundraising status update
- Summer Event Guide status update
- Food truck status update
- Timeline review for the Salute to Veterans concert
Board of Review
The Board of Review will select a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson and hear the City Assessor's report on the assessment roll. The meeting includes reviews of property assessment objections for several specific parcels in Glendale. The board may also adopt the 2022 Assessment Roll or schedule a future meeting.
- Property assessment objection: 6263 N Green Bay Avenue
- Property assessment objection: 5100 N Port Washington Road
- Property assessment objection: 6191 N Green Bay Avenue
- Property assessment objection: 1700 W Bender Road
- Property assessment objection: 635-695 W Silver Spring Drive
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program and an amendment to the Bayshore Town Center development agreement. The agenda also includes requests for a liquor license, landscaping changes, and an open burn permit.
- Approval of 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program including $800,000 for Silver Spring Drive resurfacing
- First amendment to the Bayshore Town Center development agreement
- Liquor license application for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at 5715 N. Bayshore Drive
- Open burn permit request for Indian Prairie at Civic Drive and North Milwaukee River Parkway
- Landscape modification application for 6969 N Port Washington Road
Common Council
The Common Council will consider the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program and development agreements for Bayshore Town Center. The meeting also includes reviews of landscaping applications, a liquor license request, and an open burn permit.
- Approval of the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program, including $800,000 for Silver Spring Drive resurfacing
- First amendment and restated development agreement for Bayshore Town Center
- Liquor license application for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at 5715 N. Bayshore Drive
- Open burn permit request from Milwaukee Audubon Society for Indian Prairie
- Landscaping changes for General Capital / Glendale Market Place at 6969 N Port Washington Road
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee is considering a recommendation to the Common Council regarding beer and wine retailer licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at 5715 North Bayshore Drive. The meeting also includes a review of several 2022 alcohol beverage license renewal applications.
- New Class “B” (beer) and “Class C” (wine) retailer licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at 5715 North Bayshore Drive
- Renewal of alcohol beverage licenses for businesses including Aldi, Inc., Trader Joe's East, Inc., and Mega Marts, LLC
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will consider a recommendation to the Common Council regarding beer and wine licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at 5715 North Bayshore Drive. The meeting also includes a review of annual alcohol license renewals for several local businesses, including Aldi, Inc. and Trader Joe's East, Inc.
- License recommendation for Three Flags Bayshore LLC (Flip Flop Tiki Bar) at 5715 N Bayshore Drive
- Review of 2022 renewal alcohol beverage license applications
- Renewal applications for businesses including Aldi, Inc. and Trader Joe's East, Inc.
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is meeting to review progress on activities, food vendor contracts, and parade logistics. The agenda includes updates on fundraising goals, volunteer recruitment, and fireworks sourcing. Members will also discuss electrical panel repairs and public safety support.
- Progress toward $15,000 fundraising goal
- Updates on food vendor contracts and beer procurement
- Status of fireworks sourcing
- Electrical panel repairs and park rental updates
- Parade acts and vehicle coordination
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is meeting to review progress on event activities, food vendor contracts, and fundraising goals. The agenda includes updates on parade acts, fireworks sourcing, and electrical panel repairs. Members will also discuss volunteer coordination and promotional signage.
- Update on $15,000 fundraising goal
- Food vendor contracts and beer procurement updates
- Fireworks sourcing and parade act status
- Electrical panel repairs and park rental status
- Promotional signage and yard banner updates
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will consider several business use approvals, including a veterinary center and a retail grocery store. They will also discuss rezoning a gas station and reviewing architectural changes for local businesses.
- Business use approval for Wild Fork Foods at 635 W Silver Spring Drive
- Rezoning consideration for a gas station at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- Architectural review for a storefront remodel at Umansky Volkswagen
- Business use approval for Silver Spring Animal Wellness Center
- Landscape modification review for General Capital / Glendale Market Place
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will consider several business use approvals, including a veterinary center and a retail grocery store. They will also review architectural changes for local businesses and consider scheduling a public hearing for a gas station rezoning.
- Business use approval: Silver Spring Animal Wellness Center at 6373 N Jean Nicolet Rd
- Retail grocery approval and architectural review: Wild Fork Foods at 635 W Silver Spring Drive
- Rezoning public hearing consideration: Gas station at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- Architectural changes: Umansky Volkswagen at 1400 W Silver Spring Drive
- Business use approval: Milwaukee Gun Smith at 6651 N Sidney Place
Common Council
The Common Council will review the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program, which includes a $5 million police station renovation. The agenda also features discussions on beekeeping regulations and a development agreement for River Park Apartments. Additionally, the Council will consider rezoning for a gas station at North Port Washington Road.
- Review of 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program including $5 million police station renovation
- Development agreement for River Park Apartments, LLC at 1616 West Bender Road
- Rezoning application for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- $180,000 for speed tables and a roundabout at Range Line and Green Tree
- Indemnification agreement for a private commercial sign at 6076 North Port Washington Road
Common Council
The Common Council will review the 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program, which includes a $5 million police station renovation. The council will also discuss potential new regulations for beekeeping within the city. Additionally, several zoning and development items are on the agenda.
- Review of 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Program including $5 million police station renovation
- Discussion regarding potential new regulations for beekeeping within the city
- Development agreement for River Park Apartments, LLC at 1616 West Bender Road
- Zoning change for a gas station and convenience store at 7575 N Port Washington Road
- $180,000 for speed tables and a roundabout at Range Line and Green Tree
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority will discuss a first amendment and restated development agreement for Bayshore Town Center. The proposal includes modifying dates from 2033 to 2036 to align with the modified Tax Incremental District No. 8 plan.
- First amendment and restated development agreement for Bayshore Town Center
- Modification of project dates from 2033 to 2036
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is reviewing a proposed first amendment and restated development agreement for Bayshore Town Center. The update aims to change specific dates from 2033 to 2036 to align with the modified Tax Incremental District No. 8 plan.
- First amendment and restated development agreement for Bayshore Town Center
- Modification of development agreement dates from 2033 to 2036
Architectural Review Board
The Architecture Review Board will consider three residential projects involving exterior changes. These include siding and door replacements at 6600 N Alberta Court, a garage conversion at 6558 N River Drive, and roof and window modifications at 732 W Acacia Road.
- Siding, door, and balcony updates for 6600 N Alberta Court
- Garage to bedroom conversion at 6558 N River Drive
- Roof and window modifications at 732 W Acacia Road
Architectural Review Board
The Architecture Review Board will consider several requests for residential property improvements. These include siding and door replacements on Alberta Court, a garage conversion on N River, and roof and window modifications on Acacia Road.
- Siding, door, and balcony updates at 6600 N Alberta Court
- Garage to bedroom conversion at 6558 N River
- Roof and window modifications at 732 W Acacia Road
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen group will discuss contract updates for the 2022 season and fundraising progress. The meeting also includes a review of concert cancellation protocols and advertising options for the Summer Event Guide.
- Update on contracts and W9 status for 2022 Season acts
- Update on fundraising status
- Review of summer event guide advertising options and deadlines
- Review of concert cancellation protocols
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen group is meeting to discuss preparations for the 2022 season. The agenda includes updates on performer contracts, fundraising status, and summer event guide advertising.
- Update on 2022 Season acts' contracts and W9 status
- Fundraising status update
- Summer Event Guide advertising options and deadlines
- Review of concert cancellation protocol
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is coordinating logistics for the upcoming Independence Day event, including parade timing and vendor recruitment. Members are reviewing band contracts, food truck availability, and fundraising progress. Discussions also cover public safety measures and volunteer needs.
- Parade start time changed to 10:30 AM
- $9,000 in sponsorships verbally secured by Welcome to Glendale
- Confirmed food trucks include Café Corazon, Board Ice Cream, Pete’s Pops, Chippy’s Popcorn, and The Wisconsin Fried Cheese Curds
- Police will block off the Dam lot and Green Bay/Mill Rd at specific times
- The Toys band contract is ready for review
Fourth of July Committee
The committee reviewed logistics for the upcoming celebration, including a new 10:30 AM parade start time. Members discussed recruiting food vendors for burgers and brats and provided updates on sponsorship progress. Plans for entertainment and kid-friendly activities are also being finalized.
- Parade start time changed to 10:30 AM
- $9,000 in sponsorships verbally secured ($4,000 received)
- 'The Toys' band contract is ready for review
- Confirmed food trucks include Café Corazon and Board Ice Cream
Common Council
The Common Council will review a resolution to create Tax Incremental District No. 9, which includes a project plan for a 109,000 square foot office and research building. The agenda also features a public hearing on rezoning North Green Bay Avenue properties for warehouse and light manufacturing use. Additionally, the council will discuss participation in Milwaukee's Juneteenth Parade.
- Resolution to create Tax Incremental District No. 9 with an estimated $21.8 million taxable value
- Public hearing to rezone 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to M-1 Warehouse and Light Manufacturing
- Approval of beer and wine licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at North Bayshore Drive
- Review of a Certified Survey Map for 1717 West Civic Drive and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue
- Bids for the 2022 Crestwood Drainage, Sidewalk, and watermain replacement programs
Common Council
The Common Council will review a resolution to create Tax Incremental District No. 9, which includes a project plan for a 109,000 square foot office and research building. The council will also consider rezoning properties on North Green Bay Avenue and approving liquor licenses for a new tiki bar.
- Resolution to create Tax Incremental District No. 9 with an estimated $4.25 million project cost
- Rezoning of 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to a warehouse and light manufacturing district
- Liquor license approval for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at North Bayshore Drive
- Development agreement with Weas Development Company for a 109,000 square foot office building
- Certified Survey Map to divide 16.6 acres at West Civic Drive and North Green Bay Avenue
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is considering a development agreement with Weas Development Company for a 109,000 square foot office and research facility. The meeting also includes site plan and architectural reviews for the project located at W. Civic Drive and N. Green Bay Avenue.
- Development agreement with Weas Development Company for a 109,000 square foot office and research building
- Site plan and architecture review for 5820 and 5812 N. Green Bay Ave. and 1717 W. Civic Drive
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority will consider a development agreement with Weas Development Company. This project involves constructing a 109,000 square foot office and research building at W. Civic Drive and N. Green Bay Avenue. The meeting also includes site plan and architectural reviews for the property.
- Development agreement with Weas Development Company
- Site plan review for 5820 and 5812 N. Green Bay Ave and 1717 W. Civic Drive
- Planned development of a 109,000 square foot office and research building
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee is reviewing a recommendation to the Common Council regarding liquor licenses. The request involves Class “B” (beer) and Class “C” (wine) licenses for Three Flags Bayshore, LLC at 5715 North Bayshore Drive.
- Review of Class “B” (beer) and Class “C” (wine) retailer licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar
- Recommendation to the Common Council regarding Three Flags Bayshore, LLC
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing a recommendation to the Common Council regarding Class “B” and Class “C” retailer licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar. Staff recommends approval of these beer and wine licenses for Three Flags Bayshore, LLC. Background checks by the Police Department have been completed.
- Review of Class 'B' (beer) and Class 'C' (wine) licenses for Flip Flop Tiki Bar at 5715 N. Bayshore Drive
- Adoption of minutes from the February 28, 2022 meeting
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will consider business occupancy approvals for Prolific Realty Group and CMJ Electric, LLC. The agenda also includes site plan reviews for Ampco Pumps and Napleton Lexus of Milwaukee. Additionally, the commission will hold a conceptual discussion regarding designs for a future fire station.
- Occupancy approval for Prolific Realty Group at 5205 N Ironwood Rd.
- Occupancy approval for CMJ Electric, LLC at 2305 W Camden Road.
- Sign program amendment for General Capital at 6960 North Port Washington Road.
- Site and architecture review for Ampco Pumps at 2045 W. Mill Road.
- Conceptual design discussion for a future fire station
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will consider occupancy and use approvals for a real estate office and an electrical contractor. The commission will also review site plans for Ampco Pumps and Napleton Lexus of Milwaukee. Additionally, members will hold a conceptual discussion regarding designs for a future North Shore Fire Department station.
- Occupancy approval for Prolific Realty Group at 5205 N Ironwood Rd
- Occupancy approval for CMJ Electric, LLC at 2305 W Camden Road
- Sign program amendment for General Capital at 6960 North Port Washington Road
- Site and architecture review for Ampco Pumps at 2045 W. Mill Road
- Conceptual discussion of a future fire station at 5901 N. Milwaukee River Parkway
Music in the Glen
The group will discuss updates regarding contracts for the 2022 season acts and fundraising status. The meeting also includes reviews of advertising options for the Summer Event Guide and concert cancellation communication protocols.
- Update on contracts and W9 status for 2022 Season acts
- Fundraising status update
- Summer Event Guide advertising options and deadlines
- Discussion regarding new strain of COVID-19
- Review of concert cancellation communication protocols
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen group will discuss contract updates for the 2022 season and current fundraising status. The meeting also includes a review of concert cancellation protocols and advertising options for the Summer Event Guide.
- Update on contracts and W9 status for 2022 season acts
- Fundraising status update
- Summer Event Guide advertising options and deadlines
- Review of concert cancellation protocols
- Discussion regarding new COVID-19 strain
Common Council
The Common Council is holding its annual organizational meeting to elect a President and appoint committees. The agenda also includes discussions on a new apartment development and several city resolutions.
- Specific Implementation Plan for River Park Apartments at 1616 West Bender Road involving over $5,000,000 investment
- Certified Survey Map for Wisconsin DOT and Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Payment to Visu Sewer, Inc. for the Glendale Sewer Lining & Manhole Rehabilitation Project
- Recognition of police officers involved in a Milwaukee River rescue on April 10, 2022
- Creation of an Administrative Services Manager position
Common Council
The Common Council will hold its annual organizational meeting to elect a president and appoint committees. Members will also consider a development plan for the River Park Apartments at 1616 West Bender Road. Additionally, the council will recognize police officers involved in a recent Milwaukee River rescue.
- Implementation plan for Devo Properties / River Park Apartments at 1616 W Bender Road ($5,000,000+ investment)
- Payment to Visu Sewer, Inc. for the Glendale Sewer Lining & Manhole Rehabilitation Project
- Proposed survey map for Wisconsin DOT and Chick-fil-A at 5201 N Port Washington Road
- Temporary picnic license application for Glendale Little League
- Creation of an Administrative Services Manager position
Architectural Review Board
The Glendale Architectural Review Board will meet to consider three residential property applications. These include requests for a new backyard gazebo, the replacement of a sunroom, and the installation of an above-ground pool. The board will also adopt minutes from previous meetings.
- Backyard screened gazebo at 6530 N Alberta Ct
- Replacement of a three-season sunroom at 501 W Luebbe Ln
- Installation of a 21-foot above-ground pool at 2231 W. Acacia Rd
Community Development Authority
The CDA will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to establish Tax Incremental District No. 9. This district would support a new 109,000 square foot office and research building at North Green Bay Avenue and West Civic Drive. The project includes approximately $3.1 million in development incentives to address soil contamination issues.
- Proposed creation of Tax Incremental District No. 9
- New 109,000 square foot office and research building project
- $3.1 million in development incentives for soil remediation
- Site plan review for Glendale Retail Management, LLC at 5930 North Port Washington Road
Community Development Authority
The CDA will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to establish Tax Incremental District No. 9. This district would support a 109,000 square foot office and research building at North Green Bay Avenue and West Civic Drive. The project is expected to create 200 new jobs in Glendale.
- Proposed creation of Tax Incremental District No. 9
- $4.25 million in estimated total TID project cost expenditures
- $3.1 million in development incentives for soil remediation
- Site plan review for Glendale Retail Management, LLC at 5930 North Port Washington Road
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board is considering a resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental District No. 8 due to revenue impacts from Wisconsin Act 145. The board will also review the draft project plan for Tax Incremental District No. 9, which involves redevelopment at North Green Bay Avenue and West Civic Drive.
- Resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental District No. 8 for three years
- Review of draft Project Plan for Tax Incremental District No. 9
- Proposed $4.25 million in project cost expenditures for TID No. 9
- Redevelopment of 6.37 acres at North Green Bay Avenue and West Civic Drive
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board is considering a resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental District No. 8 for three years due to impacts from Wisconsin Act 145. The board will also review the draft project plan for the creation of Tax Incremental District No. 9.
- Resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental District No. 8 for three years
- Review of draft Project Plan for Tax Incremental District No. 9 at N. Green Bay Avenue and W. Civic Drive
- $21.8 million estimated taxable value for the TID No. 9 project
- $4.25 million in estimated total project cost expenditures for TID No. 9
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is coordinating logistics for the 2022 Independence Day celebration. Discussions include finalizing the parade start time, securing food vendors, and managing event fundraising.
- Securing 'The Toys' band for $4,000
- Reviewing a $5,224 quote for event tents
- Tracking progress toward a $15,000 fundraising goal
- Searching for a replacement primary food vendor
- Discussing potential changes to the parade start time
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is coordinating event details including parade timing, band booking, and food vendors. Members are addressing police staffing concerns and fundraising progress toward a $15,000 goal. The committee is also managing tent rentals and fireworks sourcing.
- Securing 'The Toys' band for a $4,000 contract
- Tracking $15,000 fundraising goal with $7,000 committed so far
- Finding a replacement food vendor for burgers and brats
- Managing a tent budget of approximately $5,224
- Addressing police staffing shortages for the parade
Common Council
The Common Council will consider appointing Karl Warwick as City Administrator with an annualized salary of $147,500. The Council will also decide whether to schedule a public hearing for May 9, 2022, regarding the rezoning of properties on North Green Bay Avenue.
- Appointment of Karl Warwick as City Administrator with an annualized salary of $147,500
- Scheduling a May 9, 2022, public hearing to rezone 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue
Common Council
The Common Council will consider appointing Karl Warwick as the new City Administrator with an annualized salary of $147,500. The Council will also decide whether to schedule a public hearing for May 9, 2022, regarding the rezoning of properties at 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue.
- Appointment of Karl Warwick as City Administrator with an annualized salary of $147,500
- Proposed rezoning of 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue from B-4 to M-1 district
- Scheduling a public hearing for May 9, 2022, at 6:00 p.m.
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board approved an amended 2022 budget that redistributes $32,000 from certain event funds to other areas. Members also voted to change Jesse BaDour's title to Deputy Director and grant a raise. Additionally, the board selected BAYSHORE as the venue for the August 6 Root Beer Bash.
- Retained John Fuchs as legal counsel
- Approved amended 2022 budget with $32,000 redistributed from certain events
- Approved title change and raise for Jesse BaDour to Deputy Director
- Selected BAYSHORE as the venue for the August 6 Root Beer Bash
- Discussed potential name change for the Glendale Area Business Association
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board approved an amended 2022 budget that redistributes $32,000 from certain event funds to other areas. Members also voted to retain attorney John Fuchs and change Jesse BaDour's title to Deputy Director with a raise. Additionally, the board selected BAYSHORE as the venue for the August 6 Root Beer Bash.
- Approved amended 2022 budget redistributing $32,000
- Retained John Fuchs as legal counsel
- Approved Jesse BaDour's title change to Deputy Director and a raise
- Selected BAYSHORE for the August 6 Root Beer Bash
- Discussed potential name change for the Glendale Area Business Association (GABA)
Visitors and Convention Bureau
The Glendale, Visitors and Convention Bureau will conduct its Annual General Meeting. The agenda includes the election of board directors and a membership vote regarding a GABA name change. A report on the Glendale-Area Business Association (GABA) financials, membership, and events will also be presented.
- Election of Board Directors
- Vote on GABA name change
- GABA financial, membership, and events report
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will consider several development proposals at its April 12, 2022, meeting. These include a specific implementation plan for River Park Apartments and site plan reviews for Napleton Lexus and Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin. The commission will also discuss a land assembly proposal involving Chick-fil-A and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
- Specific Implementation Plan for Devo Properties / River Park Apartments at 1616 W Bender Rd
- Site plan review to raze a building and install prairie landscape at 575 West River Woods Parkway
- Site plan, signage, and occupancy review for Napleton Lexus of Milwaukee at 1433 West Silver Spring Drive
- Proposed Certified Survey Map for Wisconsin DOT and Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Architectural review for design modifications at 309 West Silver Spring Drive
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will discuss various site plans and land assembly requests on April 12, 2022. These include a proposal for River Park Apartments and a plan to install prairie landscaping at Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin. The commission will also consider a survey map for a Chick-fil-A and DOT project.
- SIP for Devo Properties / River Park Apartments, 1616 W Bender Rd
- Site plan to raze building and install prairie landscape at 575 West River Woods Parkway
- Site plan, signage, and occupancy review for Napleton Lexus of Milwaukee
- Land assembly survey map for Wisconsin DOT and Chick-fil-A at 5201 North Port Washington Road
- Architectural review for modifications to Milwaukee Rug Company
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council is reviewing several city initiatives, including a proposal to fund standard street lighting along N. Jean Nicolet Road. Other agenda items include discussing the formation of a 75th anniversary committee and participating in the "No Mow May" conservation initiative. The council will also review seasonal employee wage scales and a library site feasibility study.
- Proposal to fund $150,000 for standard lighting on N. Jean Nicolet Road
- Presentation of feasibility study for two potential Glendale library sites
- Formation of a committee for Glendale’s 75th anniversary
- Implementation of the "No Mow May" conservation initiative
- Review of wage scales for seasonal positions
Common Council
The Common Council will review a feasibility study for two potential library sites and consider funding for street lighting on N. Jean Nicolet Road. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the "No Mow May" initiative and the city's upcoming 75th anniversary.
- $150,000 proposal for standard lighting on N. Jean Nicolet Road
- Feasibility study presentation for library sites at Green Bay Ave and N. Jean Nicolet Rd
- Creation of an Associate Planner position in Pay Grade 3
- Implementation of the "No Mow May" conservation initiative
- Establishment of a committee for Glendale's 75th anniversary
Common Council
The Common Council will hold a special meeting on April 9, 2022. The agenda includes a closed session to consider candidate interviews for the City Administrator position.
- Closed session to consider City Administrator candidate interviews
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will hold a special meeting on April 9, 2022. The council will convene in closed session to consider data related to City Administrator candidate interviews.
- Closed session for City Administrator candidate interviews
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental Financing District No. 8. The agenda also includes a proposed 5 percent fee increase for North Shore Health Department programs and a presentation on potential library sites. Additionally, the council will review updates to ordinances regarding street excavations and wireless communication permits.
- Proposed 5 percent fee increase for North Shore Health Department program fees
- Presentation of feasibility study for library sites at 7101 Green Bay Avenue and 6373 N. Jean Nicolet Road
- Resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental Financing District No. 8
- Authorization for $61,500 in WDNR recycling grants
- Ordinance updates regarding excavations in streets, alleys, and public ways
Common Council
The Common Council will review a resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental Financing District No. 8. The agenda also includes a presentation on potential library sites and a request for a 5 percent fee increase from the North Shore Health Department. Additionally, the council will consider updates to ordinances regarding street excavations.
- Resolution to extend the life of Tax Incremental Financing District No. 8
- Proposed 5 percent fee increase for North Shore Health Department program fees
- Feasibility study presentation for library sites at 7101 Green Bay Avenue and 6373 N. Jean Nicolet Road
- Ordinance updates regarding excavations in streets, alleys, and public ways
- $61,500 recycling grant application to the WDNR
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is reviewing a joint resolution to request an extension for Tax Incremental Financing District No. 8. This follows reports of a $1 million plus negative impact on tax increments caused by Wisconsin Act 145.
- Joint resolution requesting an extension for TIF District No. 8
- Adoption of April 8, 2021 meeting minutes
Community Development Authority
The Community Development Authority is reviewing a joint resolution to request an extension for Tax Incremental Financing District No. 8. This follows reports of a $1 million plus loss in tax increments caused by Wisconsin Act 145.
- Joint resolution requesting an extension of the life of TIF District No. 8
- Adoption of minutes from the April 8, 2021 meeting
Music in the Glen
The Music in the Glen committee is reviewing the performance schedule for the 2022 season. The meeting includes discussions on budget, fundraising options, and advertising for the Summer Event Guide. A cancellation for the August 10 concert is noted due to a park rental.
- Updates on confirmed performers for July 13, July 20, August 3, and August 17
- Cancellation of the August 10 concert due to MSOE/ESPN series rental
- Discussion regarding budget and fundraising options
- Review of Summer Event Guide advertising deadlines
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing the 2022 season schedule for Music in the Glen, including confirmed performers and a cancellation for August 10. They are also discussing budget options and advertising for the Summer Event Guide.
- July 13 concert: Command Performance
- July 20 concert: Fox and Branch
- August 3 concert: VIVO
- August 17 concert: Mitch Shiner Latin Vibes
- Cancellation of August 10 concert due to MSOE/ESPN rental
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider three residential construction proposals. These include an in-law suite at 2515 West Dunwood Road, a garage expansion at 6910 North Crestwood Drive, and a dormer addition at 5674 Braeburn Lane.
- In-law suite addition at 2515 West Dunwood Road
- Three-car garage expansion at 6910 North Crestwood Drive
- Second floor dormer addition at 5674 Braeburn Lane
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is finalizing the schedule, band selection, and parade route for the upcoming celebration. Discussions include food vendor recruitment, fundraising progress toward a $15,000 goal, and public safety planning.
- Parade time set for 12:30 pm starting at Milwaukee River Parkway and Civic Dr.
- Pursuing three band options including Eddie Butts Band and The Toys
- $15,000 fundraising goal update and potential $3,000 contribution from Bank Five Nine
- $150 vendor fee for the Milwaukee County Special Event Permit plus 10% sales commission
- Recruitment of food vendors including Chippies and Friendship Café
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee met to coordinate details for the 2022 Independence Day celebration. Discussions included selecting musical acts, finalizing the parade route, and managing food vendor permits. The committee is also working on fundraising and volunteer coordination.
- Decided 12:30 pm start time for the parade
- Pursuing three band options, with Eddie Butts Band as first choice
- Proposed $150 vendor fee plus a 10% commission on sales
- Potential $3,000 contribution from Bank Five Nine toward the band
- Planned parade route begins at Milwaukee River Parkway and Civic Dr.
Common Council
The Common Council is reviewing a rezoning request for 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to a warehouse and manufacturing district. The agenda also includes authorizing property appraisals for acquisition on North Sunny Point Road and a grant application for Maslowski Park.
- Rezoning of 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to M-1 District
- Property appraisal authorization for 6379 North Sunny Point Road
- $580,000 grant application for Richard E. Maslowski Park
- Designation of John Fellows as Zoning Administrator
- Resolution expressing support for Ukraine
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council is reviewing a rezoning request for properties on North Green Bay Avenue and authorizing appraisals for potential property acquisition on North Sunny Point Road. The agenda also includes a grant application for Richard E. Maslowski Park.
- Rezoning 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to M-1 district
- Property appraisal authorization for 6379 North Sunny Point Road
- $580,000 grant application for Richard E. Maslowski Park
- Designation of John Fellows as Zoning Administrator
- Resolution expressing support for Ukraine
Police Commission
The commission will review department activities and conduct a closed session regarding personnel matters. This includes evaluating the Police Chief and interviewing candidates for the position of Police Officer. The commission may also take action on officer candidates during open session.
- Police Chief’s report on department activities
- Closed session for Police Chief evaluation and officer interviews
- Potential action on police officer candidates
Police Commission
The commission will meet to consider the Police Chief's annual evaluation in a closed session. The agenda also includes potential action regarding candidates for the position of Police Officer.
- Police Chief annual evaluation
- Interviewing candidates for Police Officer position
- Establishing a Police Officer eligibility list
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on rezoning 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue from business to warehouse and manufacturing use. The agenda also includes use and occupancy reviews for a dog training school and a Himalayan restaurant. Additionally, the commission will review a proposal to divide land into two parcels at West Civic Drive.
- Rezoning 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to M-1 District
- Conditional Use Permit for Dog Training Elite-Milwaukee
- Use and occupancy review for Curry and MoMo House Himalayan Restaurant
- Certified Survey Map for 1717 West Civic Drive and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Glendale Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning two properties on North Green Bay Avenue from B-4 to M-1 district. The meeting also includes reviews for a dog training school's conditional use permit and a restaurant's use and occupancy.
- Rezoning of 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue from B-4 to M-1 district
- Conditional Use Permit for Dog Training Elite-Milwaukee at 2000 West Bender Road
- Use and occupancy review for Curry and MoMo House Himalayan Restaurant
- Certified Survey Map to divide lands at 1717 West Civic Drive and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider transient merchant permits for fiber internet sales and window/bath service estimates. The agenda also includes a change of agent for Pick n Save and a resolution recognizing Black History Month.
- Change of agent for Pick n Save #880 at 1735 W Silver Spring Drive
- Transient Merchant Permit for Lifestyle Marketing Inc. ($500 revenue)
- Transient Merchant Permit for Mad City Windows & Baths ($500 revenue)
- Resolution recognizing February 2022 as Black History Month
- Approval of the 2022 Spring Newsletter
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider applications for door-to-door transient merchant permits for internet sales and window estimates. The agenda also includes a resolution to recognize Black History Month and an agent change for Pick n Save at 1735 W Silver Spring Drive.
- Resolution recognizing February 2022 as Black History Month
- Change of agent for Pick n Save #880 at 1735 W Silver Spring Drive
- Transient Merchant Permit application from Lifestyle Marketing Inc.
- Transient Merchant Permit application from Mad City Windows & Baths
- Review and approval of the 2022 Spring Newsletter
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review an application to change the designated alcohol sales agent for Pick n Save #880. Following this review, the committee will provide a recommendation to the Common Council.
- Change of agent for Pick n Save #880 at 1735 W. Silver Spring Drive
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review a request from Pick n Save #880 to change its designated agent for alcohol sales. This change is required by state law for businesses with an alcohol beverage license. Staff recommends approving the change of agent to D. Howard following police background checks.
- Change of agent for Pick n Save #880 at 1735 W. Silver Spring Drive
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will meet to discuss amending the 2022 budget and a potential name change for G.A.B.A. The board is also scheduled to vote on a new location for the 2022 Root Beer Bash.
- Approval of 2022 budget amendments
- Vote on new location for Root Beer Bash 2022
- Discussion regarding G.A.B.A name change
- Introduction of WTG Attorney John Fuchs
- Review of Jesse's title change and raise
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will meet to approve an amended 2022 budget and discuss a potential name change for G.A.B.A. The meeting also includes a vote on a new location for the 2022 Root Beer Bash.
- Approval of an amended 2022 budget
- Vote on a new location for the 2022 Root Beer Bash
- Discussion regarding a G.A.B.A name change
- Decision on Jesse BaDour's title change and raise
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing the proposed performance schedule for the 2022 Music in the Glen season. Discussions include potential musical acts, budget considerations, and fundraising options. Some dates have been cancelled due to field rentals by MSOE and ESPN.
- Proposed Mitch Shiner Latin Vibes concert on August 17 for $1,250 with sound
- Cancellation of concerts on July 6 and August 10
- Discussion of potential acts including Nicolet High School and All Star Superband
- Review of budget and fundraising options
Music in the Glen
The committee is reviewing the proposed 2022 concert schedule for the Music in the Glen series. Members are also discussing potential musical acts, budget considerations, and fundraising options.
- Proposed August 17 performance by Mitch Shiner Latin Vibes for $1,250
- Review of June concert dates at Nicolet High School
- Discussion regarding July 13 Salute to Veterans performance
- Review of budget and fundraising options
Fourth of July Committee
The committee discussed logistics for the 2022 Fourth of July celebration, including parade start times and food vendor selection. Members reviewed sanitization plans for bounce houses and potential fundraising via raffle and bingo. The meeting also addressed park grounds maintenance and electrical repairs.
- Passed budget with a $15,000 fundraising goal
- $4,000 allocated for the main stage band
- Approved using picnic tables instead of rentals to save approximately $1,000
- Discussed electrical panel repairs estimated at a few thousand dollars
Fourth of July Committee
The committee is coordinating activities, food vendors, and fundraising for the upcoming Independence Day event. Discussions included COVID-19 sanitization protocols for bounce houses and potential parade start times to avoid conflicts with neighboring communities. The committee also reviewed budget items and grounds maintenance.
- $4,000 budget allocated for a musical band
- Proposed $15,000 fundraising goal to reach an estimated total event budget of $47,000
- Discussion of electrical panel repairs estimated at a few thousand dollars
- Potential food and beer vendor interest from Bavarian Bierhaus
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a request to rezone 1616 West Bender Road from an institutional district to a multi-family residential district. The agenda also includes intermunicipal agreements with the City of Milwaukee regarding sewer and water services at specific properties. Additionally, the council will review police department training and grant opportunities.
- Rezoning 1616 West Bender Road to a multi-family residential district
- Intermunicipal agreement for sanitary sewer connection at 4205 North Port Washington Road
- Intermunicipal agreement for water and sewer services at 210 West Capitol Drive
- $2,500 CVMIC Law Enforcement Risk Mitigation Program grant opportunity
- $2,260 request for School Resource Officer training in Colorado
Common Council
The Council will consider an ordinance to rezone 1616 West Bender Road from institutional to multi-family residential use. The agenda also includes reviewing agreements to connect local properties to Milwaukee utility services and discussing police training requests.
- Ordinance to rezone 1616 West Bender Road for multi-family housing
- Agreement to connect 4205 North Port Washington Road to Milwaukee sanitary sewer
- Agreement to connect 210 West Capitol Drive to Milwaukee water and sewer services
- $2,500 CVMIC Law Enforcement Risk Mitigation Program grant opportunity
- $2,260 request for School Resource Officer training in Colorado
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will review a proposal to rezone 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue from office use to warehouse and light manufacturing. The commission will also consider exterior changes for JFD Family Dental and occupancy reviews for First Stage Milwaukee, Incorporated.
- Rezoning of 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to M-1 Warehouse, Light Manufacturing, Office and Service District
- Exterior change review for JFD Family Dental at 5623 North Green Bay Avenue
- Use and occupancy review for First Stage Milwaukee, Incorporated at 4180 North Port Washington Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Planning and Architectural Review Commission will review proposed exterior changes for JFD Family Dental at 5623 North Green Bay Avenue. The commission will also consider use and occupancy for First Stage Milwaukee, Inc. at 4180 North Port Washington Road. Additionally, members will review a proposal to rezone 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue from office to warehouse and light manufacturing districts.
- Exterior changes and use review for JFD Family Dental at 5623 North Green Bay Avenue
- Use and occupancy review for First Stage Milwaukee, Inc. at 4180 North Port Washington Road
- Proposed rezoning of 5812 and 5820 North Green Bay Avenue to M-1 District
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board will introduce new Executive Director Becca Garrison. The meeting includes updates on the new Visitor Center and discussions regarding board member election procedures. Members will also consider creating an ad hoc committee for the North Shore Senior Fair.
- Introduction of new Executive Director Becca Garrison
- Update on New Visitor Center and GABA Facility
- Discussion on Board Member Election procedures and by-law revisions
- Creation of an Ad Hoc Committee for the North Shore Senior Fair
- Planning for Root Beer Bash 2022
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Marketing Executive Board is meeting to introduce new Executive Director Becca Garrison and review 2022 goals. The agenda includes updates on the new Visitor Center and potential changes to board member election procedures.
- Introduction of New Executive Director Becca Garrison
- Update on New Visitor Center and GABA Facility
- Discussion on Board Member Election procedures and by-law revisions
- Creation of a Nominating Committee
- Action to create an Ad Hoc Committee for the North Shore Senior Fair
Common Council
The Common Council will consider proposals for a library site feasibility study and contracts for tax incremental financing services. They will also review an application for a state trail grant and recruitment documents for the City Administrator position.
- $7,259 contract award to Kueny Architects for a library feasibility study
- Authorization to apply for a WisDOT trail grant for a project estimated at $3 million
- TIF services and developer negotiation contracts with Ehlers up to $24,500
- Agent change request for the alcohol license at Aldi on N. Port Washington Road
- Review of recruitment documents for the City Administrator position
Common Council
The Common Council will review proposals for a feasibility study regarding two potential library sites. The agenda also includes authorizing a grant application for a new trail connection and approving recruitment documents for the City Administrator.
- Awarding a $7,259 contract to Kueny Architects for a library site feasibility study
- Authorizing a WisDOT grant application for a trail connection along W. Good Hope Road
- Approving a contract with Ehlers for TIF services and development analysis
- Reviewing recruitment documents for the City Administrator position
- Approving an agent change for the alcohol license at Aldi on N. Port Washington Road
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review a recommendation to the Common Council regarding an application to change the agent for Aldi Store #42 to T. Schmitz. This request concerns the location at 6825 N. Port Washington Road.
- Recommendation to change agent for Aldi Store #42 (6825 N. Port Washington Road)
- Adoption of minutes from the September 13, 2021 meeting
Legislative, Judiciary & Finance Committee
The committee will review a recommendation to the Common Council regarding an application to change the agent for Aldi Store #42. This request concerns the location at 6825 N. Port Washington Road. The meeting also includes the adoption of minutes from the September 13, 2021, meeting.
- Change of agent for Aldi Store #42 at 6825 N. Port Washington Road
Fourth of July Committee
The Fourth of July Committee is discussing various planning elements for the 2022 event. Agenda items include establishing fundraising targets, approving the event budget, and reviewing vendor selection policies. The committee will also discuss parade timing, fireworks vendors, and public safety support.
- Approval of the 2022 event budget
- Discussion of fundraising targets and raffle next steps
- Review of food vendor selection and potential city beer sales
- Planning for parade start and end times
- Confirmation of fireworks vendors and insurance
Fourth of July Committee
The committee will discuss fundraising targets, budget approval, and vendor selection for the 2022 event. Discussions include parade timing, fireworks vendors, and public safety support from the Milwaukee County Sheriff.
- Approval of the 2022 event budget
- Discussion of food and drink vendor selection policy
- Establishment of fundraising targets and raffle steps
- Review of parade start and end times
- Confirmation of fireworks vendors and insurance
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The Glendale Convention, Visitors, and Business Association board approved the 2022 budget for Welcome to Glendale and GABA. The board also reviewed summer event attendance and confirmed the location of the new Visitor Center on North Port Washington Road. Additionally, Becca Garrison was introduced as the new Executive Director.
- Approval of 2022 Budget for Welcome to Glendale and GABA
- Introduction of new Executive Director Becca Garrison
- New Visitor Center and GABA Headquarters at 5464 N. Port Washington Rd. Suite A3
- Report that hotel tax revenue doubled compared to Q3 2020
- Approval of the WTG Employee Manual
Discover the North Shore Convention Visitor's and Business Association Marketing Executive Board
The board approved the 2022 budget for Welcome to Glendale and GABA, along with a new employee manual. Members also reviewed summer event attendance and reported that hotel tax revenue has doubled compared to the third quarter of 2020. The upcoming meeting will introduce the new Executive Director, Becca Garrison.
- Approval of 2022 Budget for Welcome to Glendale and GABA
- Approval of WTG Employee Manual
- New Visitor Center and GABA Headquarters at 5464 N. Port Washington Rd. Suite A3
- Report of hotel tax revenue doubling compared to Q3 2020
- Introduction of new Executive Director Becca Garrison
Common Council
The Common Council will review bids for sewer rehabilitation, garage door replacements, and video surveillance systems. The meeting also includes discussions on rezone requests for West Bend Road and North Green Bay Avenue. Additionally, the Council will receive a briefing on water disinfectant changes.
- $385,420.60 contract award to Visu Sewer, Inc. for sewer lining and manhole rehabilitation
- Rezoning of 1616 West Bend Road for a multi-family residential facility
- $29,562.00 bid for DPW video surveillance from Professional Communications Systems
- $47,211.00 bid for DPW garage door replacements from Consolidated Doors, Inc.
- Intergovernmental agreement with MMSD for the Kletzsch Dam Fish Passage Project
Common Council
The Glendale Common Council will consider several rezoning requests for residential and industrial use. The agenda also includes decisions on various public works contracts, including surveillance systems and sewer rehabilitation. Additionally, the council will receive a briefing regarding changes to water disinfectants.
- Rezoning 1616 West Bend Road for a multi-family residential facility
- $385,420.60 contract for the 2022 Sewer Lining & Manhole Rehabilitation Project
- $29,562.00 bid for DPW Building and Yard video surveillance
- $47,211.00 bid for DPW building garage door replacements
- Sale of a city parcel for $1 for the Kletzsch Dam Fish Passage Project
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will receive a report on department activities and an SRO annual review. The commission will also meet in closed session to interview candidates for Sergeant positions and establish an eligibility list.
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- SRO Annual Review
- Closed session for Sergeant candidate interviews and eligibility list
- Potential action on Sergeant vacancies
Police Commission
The Glendale Police Commission will review department activities and the SRO Annual Review. The commission will also convene in closed session to interview candidates for Sergeant positions and establish an eligibility list.
- Interviewing candidates for Sergeant position
- Establishing an eligibility list for Sergeant promotions
- Police Chief’s Report on Department Activities
- SRO Annual Review
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a petition to rezone 1616 West Bender Road from an institutional district to a planned unit development. The project involves converting an existing building into approximately 50 apartment units with an estimated investment exceeding $5,000,000. The commission will also review proposed site plan changes for an electric substation on West Mill Road.
- Rezoning petition for 1616 West Bender Road to multi-family residential
- Proposed $5,000,000+ investment for apartment conversion
- Site plan review for American Transmission Company at 2743 West Mill Road
Planning and Architectural Review Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing on a petition to rezone 1616 West Bender Road from an institutional district to a planned unit development. The project involves converting an existing building into approximately 50 apartment units with an estimated investment exceeding $5,000,000. Additionally, the commission will review site plan changes for an electric substation facility on West Mill Road.
- Rezoning petition for 1616 West Bender Road to multi-family residential
- Site plan review for American Transmission Company at 2743 West Mill Road