Green Bay, WI

Green Bay Housing Authority

The Green Bay Housing Authority meeting scheduled for August 20, 2026, has been canceled. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, September 17, 2026. The agenda contains no items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting canceled

Claims Committee

The Claims Committee is meeting to review claims filed against the City of Green Bay. The committee will first go into closed session to discuss the claims, then reconvene in open session to take action on them. The agenda contains no other substantive business.

• Closed session under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(g) to review claims against the city
• Open session to act on the claims after closed session
• Meeting held at City Hall, Room 207, with virtual attendance via Zoom

Protection and Policy Committee

Tax Incremental Districts Joint Review Board

Improvement and Services Committee

Parks Committee

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission has cancelled its scheduled meeting for Wednesday, August 26, 2026. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussions are listed because the meeting was not held. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 2, 2026.

• Meeting cancellation notice issued for August 26, 2026
• Next meeting scheduled for September 2, 2026

Green Bay Plan Commission

Green Public Arts Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Personnel Committee

Finance Committee

Redevelopment Authority

Improvement and Services Committee

Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board

Parks Committee

Claims Committee

Protection and Policy Committee

Water Commission

On Broadway Business Improvement District Board

Common Council

Sex Offender Residency Board

Sustainability Commission

Landmarks Commission

Transit Commission

Green Bay Housing Authority

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

Green Public Arts Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

Green Bay Plan Commission

Downtown Business Improvement District Board

Olde Main Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Parks Committee

Police and Fire Commission

Common Council

Claims Committee

Water Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

Green Bay Plan Commission

Redevelopment Authority

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Parks Committee

Green Bay Housing Authority

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

Common Council

Transit Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

Landmarks Commission

Sustainability Commission

Green Public Arts Commission

Green Bay Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Redevelopment Authority

Personnel Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Parks Committee

Police and Fire Commission

Water Commission

Common Council

Claims Committee

Joint Finance/Personnel Committee

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

On Broadway Business Improvement District Board

Common Council

Sustainability Commission

Landmarks Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

Transit Commission

Green Bay Housing Authority

Green Bay Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Common Council

Police and Fire Commission

Green Bay Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Redevelopment Authority

Green Public Arts Commission

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Claims Committee

Protection and Policy Committee

Water Commission

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

Common Council

Landmarks Commission

Transit Commission

Sustainability Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

Green Bay Housing Authority

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

Protection and Policy Committee

Personnel Committee

Finance Committee

Common Council

Board of Review

Police and Fire Commission

The Green Bay Police and Fire Commission is meeting to handle routine business: approving the agenda, minutes from six prior meetings, and monthly bills. The main substantive item is a review of patrol officer candidate(s), which may involve a closed session to discuss employment data. The commission will also receive reports from the president and the police and fire chiefs, and review budget status reports.

• Approval of minutes from six meetings held between May 7 and July 15, 2026
• Review of budget status report and budget spreadsheet
• Approval of monthly bills
• Review of patrol officer candidate(s), with possible closed session under Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(c) and (f)

Sustainability Commission

The Green Bay Sustainability Commission is meeting to approve its agenda and prior minutes, hear announcements about community events, and receive informational updates from its work groups and staff. No formal decisions or votes on policy items are listed; the agenda consists mainly of routine procedural items and reports.

• Home Electrification event on September 22 at Menasha Public Library, sponsored by Menasha Utilities
• Green Bay Conservation Corps volunteer event on September 12 at John Muir Park to remove invasive buckthorn and produce biochar
• GBCC recruiting Fall 2026 crew member positions through AmeriCorps
• Updates from Clean Energy, Community Engagement, and Waste Reduction work groups
• Resiliency Coordinator report

The Green Bay Sustainability Commission met on August 19, 2026, and approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the July 16, 2026 meeting. The commission also received and placed on file informational updates from work groups and staff reports. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved July 16, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Received and filed informational work group updates and staff reports (unanimous)

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board will consider two appeals from individuals requesting to move to specific addresses in Green Bay. The board may enter closed session to discuss personal histories, then reconvene in open session to take action. The agenda also includes routine approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Appeal of Mick J. Berg to move to 1784 Dousman Street (District 10, Ald. Delie)
• Appeal of Matthew D. Murphree to move to 1320 Day Street, Upper (District 6, Ald. Prestley)
• Closed session per Wis. Stats. 19.85(1)(f), 146.82(1), 938.299, 938.78
• Next meeting scheduled for September 16, 2026

Landmarks Commission

The Landmarks Commission will hold a regular meeting with roll call, agenda and minutes approval, and election of officers. The main business items are a possible declaration of demolition by neglect for 402 Dousman Street and a design review for a driveway and patio at 837 S Jackson Street. The meeting also includes informational updates on staff-level certificate of appropriateness applications and a staff update.

• Declaration of Demolition by Neglect at 402 Dousman Street
• Design review (COA 26-21) for driveway replacement and new backyard patio at 837 S Jackson Street
• Election of officers
• Approval of minutes from June 17, 2026 meeting
• Next meeting scheduled for September 16, 2026

Transit Commission

The Transit Commission meeting scheduled for this date has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled

Common Council

The Green Bay Common Council will consider a wide range of items, including a $10.86 million contract for the Green Bay Shipyard Redevelopment Phase 2, creation of two new tax incremental districts, and several zoning and land use changes. The agenda includes public hearings, ordinance adoptions, and reports from multiple committees covering contracts, licenses, and park projects.

• Award PARKS 6-26 Green Bay Shipyard Redevelopment Phase 2 to 8PINE, Inc. for $10,856,797.32
• Create TID 33 (Velp and Locust) and TID 34 (Brook Park), and terminate TID 12 (I-43 Industrial Park)
• Rezone 600 block Woodside Road from R1 to R3 (ZP 26-22) and amend comprehensive plan (CPA 26-03)
• Approve $1.5 million donation from Friends of Bay Beach for amusement park debt payoff
• Declare public emergency for Fire Station No. 3 restoration after June 24, 2026 flooding

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals will hold a public meeting to consider three variance requests from property owners seeking exceptions to zoning standards. The board may vote on each appeal. The agenda also includes routine approval of the agenda and prior meeting minutes, plus an informational review of mapped items.

• Variance request (Appeal 26-17) from David Prochaska for front yard setback deviation for a porch at 1122 Wilson Avenue in an R1 district
• Variance request (Appeal 26-18) from Scott and Carla Heintz for front yard driveway standards deviation at 3377 Scottwood Drive in an R1 district
• Variance request (Appeal 26-19) from Mario Valentine and Dairyland Operations LLC for landscape buffer standards deviation for expanded commercial use at 1538 W Mason Street
• Approval of minutes from July 20, 2026 meeting
• Informational review of mapped items 2025-2026

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

The Traffic, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Commission will consider three requests for traffic calming and signage, and receive a police report on traffic enforcement. The items are up for possible action, meaning the commission may vote on them.

• Traffic calming measures for alley south of Eastman Park from St. George Street to N. Irwin Avenue
• Install 'No Outlet' sign on Northway Drive north of Sitka Street
• Traffic calming measures for Eastman Avenue from Henry Street to Newtols Street
• Police Department report on Traffic Enforcement Unit Traffic Safety Plan

The Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission approved a 90-day trial of traffic calming measures for the alley south of Eastman Park, approved a 'No Outlet' sign on Northway Drive, and referred a traffic calming review for Eastman Avenue to staff. All votes were unanimous (5-0). The meeting also included a police report on the Traffic Safety Plan and set the next meeting for September 21, 2026.

• Approved 90-day trial of traffic calming on alley south of Eastman Park (5-0)
• Approved 'No Outlet' sign on Northway Drive north of Sitka Street (5-0)
• Referred Eastman Avenue traffic calming review to staff (5-0)

Redevelopment Authority

The August 13, 2026 meeting of the Redevelopment Authority has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September 8, 2026. No business items are listed for this date.

• Meeting cancelled

Personnel Committee

The Green Bay Personnel Committee is meeting to consider several personnel actions, including reclassifying a vacant Civil Engineer II (Traffic) position, adding a temporary Lead - Innovation and Data Strategy position, and approving changes to employee benefits. The committee will also receive a report on routine personnel actions and new positions.

• Reclassify vacant Civil Engineer II (Traffic) to Engineering Technician (Traffic) in Public Works
• Add Lead - Innovation and Data Strategy position to Mayor's Office for one year using Innovation Funds
• Resolution to offer Income Continuation Insurance effective January 1, 2027
• Transition Pharmacy Benefits Manager to SmithRx and Family Savings Plan administrator to Associated Bank effective January 1, 2027

The Personnel Committee met August 13, 2026, with three members present (Hinkfuss, Prestley, Shelton) and one excused (Grant). All four items on the regular business agenda were approved unanimously. The committee approved reclassifying a vacant Civil Engineer II (Traffic) position to an Engineering Technician (Traffic) in Public Works, adding a one-year Lead - Innovation and Data Strategy position to the Mayor's Office using Innovation Funds, offering Income Continuation Insurance effective January 1, 2027, and transitioning the City's Pharmacy Benefits Manager to SmithRx and Family Savings Plan administrator to Associated Bank effective January 1, 2027. The agenda and July 14, 2026 minutes were also approved, and the meeting adjourned.

• Approved reclassifying vacant Civil Engineer II (Traffic) to Engineering Technician (Traffic) in Public Works
• Approved adding Lead - Innovation and Data Strategy position to Mayor's Office for one year using Innovation Funds
• Approved offering Income Continuation Insurance effective January 1, 2027
• Approved transitioning Pharmacy Benefits Manager to SmithRx and Family Savings Plan administrator to Associated Bank effective January 1, 2027
• Approved the meeting agenda
• Approved the July 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Adjourned the meeting

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider the 2027 fee schedule, a change to the responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000, and using the Innovation Fund to add a Lead – Innovation and Data Strategy position to the Mayor's Office. They will also approve the agenda and minutes, and receive an informational update on the 2025 Contingency Account.

• 2027 Fee schedule resolution
• Revise General Ordinance No. 12-26: responsible bidder threshold from $25,000 to $50,000
• Use Innovation Fund for Lead – Innovation and Data Strategy position
• 2025 Contingency Account: $100,000

The Finance Committee approved the City of Green Bay's 2027 Fee schedule resolution, amending item 32-2 Bulk Waste Collection from '10+ cubic yards' to '10-20 cubic yards' before approval. They also approved a revision to General Ordinance No. 12-26, raising the responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000 and adjusting public highway construction bid amounts. Additionally, the committee approved using the Innovation Fund to add a Lead — Innovation and Data Strategy position to the Mayor's Office Table of Organization. All votes were unanimous (3-0) with one member excused.

• Approved the agenda for the August 13, 2026, Finance Committee meeting.
• Approved the minutes from the July 14, 2026, Finance Committee meeting.
• Amended the 2027 Fee schedule resolution for item 32-2 Bulk Waste Collection to change from '10+ cubic yards' to '10-20 cubic yards'.
• Approved the 2027 Fee schedule resolution as amended.
• Approved revision of General Ordinance No. 12-26, changing the responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000 and public highway construction bid amounts.
• Approved use of the Innovation Fund to fund the addition of the Lead — Innovation and Data Strategy position to the Mayor's Office Table of Organization.
• Adjourned the meeting.

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee will consider accepting a $1.5 million donation from Friends of Bay Beach to pay off Bay Beach Amusement Park debt early, along with a resolution to pay off part of the 2018A bonds for the shoreline project. They will also vote on buying train track materials for $118,354, renaming Beaver Dam Park, placing a neighborhood sign, allowing edible plant harvesting, and accepting two grants.

• Accept $1.5M donation from Friends of Bay Beach for early debt payoff
• Approve resolution to pay partial cash call of 2018A GO Bonds for Bay Beach shoreline
• Purchase train track steel, hardware, and switches from Harmer Steel for $118,354
• Rename Beaver Dam Park to General Douglass MacArthur Park
• Accept $6,225 Volunteer Generation Fund grant and $25,000 Rosen Family Foundation grant

The Parks Committee approved all items on its agenda. It accepted a $1.5 million donation from Friends of Bay Beach for early payoff of the amusement park debt, approved a resolution for a partial cash call on 2018A bonds for the shoreline project, and approved a $118,354 purchase of train track materials from Harmer Steel. The committee also approved renaming Beaver Dam Park to General Douglass MacArthur Park, a neighborhood sign request, an ordinance allowing edible plant harvesting, and two grants ($6,225 and $25,000).

• Approved a Donation Agreement with Friends of Bay Beach to accept a $1.5 million donation for early payoff of Bay Beach Amusement Park debt.
• Approved a resolution to pay off a partial cash call of the 2018A General Obligation Bonds related to the Bay Beach shoreline project.
• Approved the purchase of train track steel rail, hardware, and switches from Harmer Steel for $118,354.00 to replace miniature train tracks at Bay Beach Amusement Park.
• Approved renaming Beaver Dam Park to General Douglass MacArthur Park to honor the namesake of the adjacent, recently closed school.
• Approved the Murphy Park Neighborhood Association's request to place their neighborhood sign in Murphy Park.
• Approved an ordinance amending Section 28-3 of the Municipal Code to allow harvesting of edible plants, fruits, and seeds within the Green Bay Park system.
• Approved accepting a $6,225 Volunteer Generation Fund grant from Serve Wisconsin for a UTV to support the Green Bay Conservation Corps program.
• Approved accepting a $25,000 grant from the Rosen Family Foundation to help fund the Summer Parkee Program.

Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board

The Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board will meet to approve routine items (agenda, minutes, financial reports) and take possible action on the Vision for Military Avenue Future Exercise and the 2027 Operating Plan. The board will also discuss the Harvest Hall Capital Campaign and receive updates from city staff.

• Consideration of Vision for Military Avenue Future Exercise
• Consideration of 2027 Operating Plan
• Discussion of Harvest Hall Capital Campaign
• Approval of financial reports as of July 31, 2026
• City of Green Bay update

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will consider several items, including a proposed amendment to overnight on-street parking regulations, a review of construction communication with residents, two property transfers from nonprofit and redevelopment entities to the city, and contract awards for sewer shop reroofing and pier removal. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes and a director's report.

• Amendment to overnight on-street parking regulations (requested by Alder Delie)
• Transfer of Parcel 21-8584 (Habitat Homestead Pond) from Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity to the city
• Transfer of 2475 Remington Road (Majestic Heights Stormwater Pond) from Redevelopment Authority to the city
• Contract award to Mathena Roofing for $107,658.50 (ESG 1-26 SEWER SHOP REROOF)
• Contract award to Zenith Tech, Inc. for $242,660.90 (PARKS 7-26 PORLIER PIER REMOVAL)

The Improvement and Services Committee approved all agenda items, including a $10,856,797.32 contract for Green Bay Shipyard Redevelopment Phase 2, subject to City Council funding approval. It also approved two property transfers, two contracts (sewer shop reroof and pier removal), a public emergency declaration for Fire Station No. 3, and authorization for related contracts over $50,000. Two items were referred to staff: overnight parking regulation amendments and construction communication enhancements.

• Approved contract PARKS 6-26 'GREEN BAY SHIPYARD REDEVELOPMENT – PHASE 2' to 8PINE, Inc. for $10,856,797.32, subject to City Council funding approval.
• Approved transfer of Parcel 21-8584 (Habitat Homestead Pond) from Habitat for Humanity to the City, contingent on a maintenance agreement.
• Approved transfer of 2475 Remington Road (Majestic Heights Stormwater Pond) from the Redevelopment Authority to the City.
• Approved contract ESG 1-26 SEWER SHOP REROOF to Mathena Roofing for $107,658.50.
• Approved contract PARKS 7-26 'PORLIER PIER REMOVAL' to Zenith Tech, Inc. for $242,660.90.
• Approved resolution declaring a public emergency for Fire Station No. 3 restoration after June 24, 2026 flooding.
• Authorized the Director of Public Works to enter into contracts over $50,000 for Fire Station No. 3 restoration.
• Referred to staff the request to amend overnight on-street parking regulations and the request to enhance construction communication with residents.

Water Commission

The Water Commission will consider approving updates to the employee handbook covering funeral leave, personal leave days, vacation, and paid volunteer time off. The commission will also review the June 2026 financial report and receive a general manager update.

• Approval of updates to Employee Handbook Chapter 19, Section 6 (Funeral Leave) and Section 12 (Personal Leave Days)
• Approval of updates to Employee Handbook Chapter 19, Section 11 (Vacation)
• Approval of updates to Employee Handbook Chapter 19, Section 13 (Paid Volunteer Time Off)
• June 2026 Financial Report

The Green Bay Water Utility Commission approved three sets of updates to the Employee Handbook covering funeral leave, personal leave days, vacation, and paid volunteer time off. The commission also accepted the June 2026 financial report as presented. All votes were unanimous (5-0) among the voting members present. The General Manager provided informational updates on the Village of Pulaski, cyberattacks on water systems, a water quality roundtable, and workforce matters, but no action was taken on these items.

• Approved Employee Handbook updates to Chapter 19, Section 6 (Funeral Leave) and Section 12 (Personal Leave Days) (5-0)
• Approved Employee Handbook updates to Chapter 19, Section 11 (Vacation) (5-0)
• Approved Employee Handbook updates to Chapter 19, Section 13 (Paid Volunteer Time Off) (5-0)
• Accepted June 2026 Financial Report as presented (5-0)

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on several land-use requests, including a conditional use permit for a community center on Harvey Street, a permit for a large metal shed on Ironwood Drive, and a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning of properties on Irvington Street from commercial to residential. The commission will also consider authorizing the partial closure of the 700 block of Weise Street.

• Conditional Use Permit for community center at 1444 and 1448 Harvey Street (ZP 26-29)
• Conditional Use Permit for accessory metal shed over 120 sq ft at 2665 Ironwood Drive (ZP 26-30)
• Comprehensive Plan amendment for Irvington Street properties from Regional Commercial to Mixed Residential (CPA 26-05)
• Rezoning of Irvington Street properties from General Commercial (C1) to Low-Density Residential (R1) (ZP 26-31)
• Partial closure of the 700 Block of Weise Street (SC 26-01)

The Green Bay Plan Commission approved a conditional use permit for a community center at 1444 and 1448 Harvey Street, subject to use with the Boys and Girls Club. It also approved a conditional use permit for a metal shed at 2265 Ironwood Drive, with corrosion repair conditions. The commission approved a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning for Irvington Street properties to Mixed Residential and Office Residential, excluding 901 Irvington Street, and authorized the partial closure of the 700 block of Weise Street.

• Approved conditional use permit for community center at 1444/1448 Harvey St (7-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for metal shed at 2265 Ironwood Dr (7-0)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for Irvington St to Mixed Residential, excluding 901 Irvington St (7-0)
• Approved rezoning of Irvington St properties to Office Residential, excluding 901 Irvington St (7-0)
• Authorized partial closure of 700 block of Weise St (7-0)

Equal Rights Commission

The Equal Rights Commission will hold a regular meeting with roll call, agenda and minutes approval, and informational discussions. Key topics include the 2026 Action Plan for Housing and Community Development, a discussion with Freedom House about unsheltered residents, and how the commission can support the City's Economic and Social Bill of Rights. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of 2026 Action Plan for Housing and Community Development
• Discussion with Freedom House regarding unsheltered residents
• Discussion on supporting the City's Economic and Social Bill of Rights
• Approval of minutes from May 14, 2026 meeting

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission meeting scheduled for August 6, 2026, has been cancelled.

Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee

The Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee will decide whether to restructure a $70,000 Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund loan for Salon Fifty-Four, LLC. The meeting will also approve minutes from the July 8, 2026 session and receive a status report on the Community Development Revolving Loan Fund.

• Consideration of $70,000 loan restructuring for Salon Fifty-Four, LLC at 404 Cherry Street
• Approval of minutes from July 8, 2026 meeting
• Community Development Revolving Loan Fund status report

The Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee approved restructuring a $70,000 Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund loan for Salon Fifty-Four, LLC into a $24,968.31 loan for furniture, fixtures, and equipment at 4% for 10 years and a $35,000 Working Capital loan at 5% for 3 years. The vote was unanimous (3-0). The committee also approved the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Approved restructuring $70K ED RLF loan for Salon Fifty-Four into $24,968.31 FF&E loan at 4% for 10 years and $35K working capital loan at 5% for 3 years (3-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (3-0)
• Approved minutes from July 8, 2026 meeting (3-0)

Protection and Policy Committee

The Green Bay Protection and Policy Committee will meet on August 3, 2026, to consider appeals on denied liquor licenses and operator's licenses, as well as expansions of existing licenses for local businesses. The meeting will also review a police violation report for liquor and massage establishments.

• Appeal by Tena Doxtater on denied excess animal permit
• Appeals by Dalton Magee and Becky Sally on denied operator's licenses
• Limited expansion of license premises for Copper State Brewery at 313 Dousman St
• Limited expansion of license premises for Cock and Bull at 1237 Main St
• Release of 1 Class B liquor license due to non-renewal for The Eggroll Food Truck Restaurant and Bar at 100 S Broadway

The Protection and Policy Committee denied Tena Doxtater's appeal of her excess animal permit denial, approved Dalton Magee's operator's license appeal, tabled Becky Sally's operator's license appeal until August 24, and approved several liquor license expansions and a new beer license. All votes were unanimous (4-0).

• Denied Tena Doxtater's excess animal permit appeal (4-0)
• Approved Dalton Magee's operator's license appeal (4-0)
• Tabled Becky Sally's operator's license appeal until 8/24 P&P (4-0)
• Approved limited license expansion for Copper State Brewery (4-0)
• Approved limited license expansion for Cock and Bull (4-0)
• Released 1 Class B liquor license from The Eggroll Food Truck (4-0)
• Approved premise expansion for Irish Temper (4-0)
• Approved new Class B Beer license for MSS INC (Midwest Super Speedway) (4-0)

Improvement and Services Committee

Parks Committee

Protection and Policy Committee

The Protection and Policy Committee meeting scheduled for July 27, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for August 3, 2026.

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider possible action on three conditional use permits: a single-family home at 921 Smith Street by Habitat for Humanity, a telecommunications tower at 2222 Deckner Avenue/2300 Newberry Avenue on school district property, and a covered porch at 703 Wilson Avenue. The commission will also consider text amendments to Chapter 44 of the municipal code regarding animal boarding facilities, kennels, and shelters. Two items related to land use table amendments have been removed from the agenda and will be heard later.

• Conditional Use Permit (ZP 26-25) for single-family home at 921 Smith Street by Green Bay Habitat for Humanity
• Conditional Use Permit (ZP 26-26) for telecommunications tower at 2222 Deckner Avenue/2300 Newberry Avenue by Nsighttel Wireless (Cellcom) on Preble school property
• Conditional Use Permit (ZP 26-28) for covered porch at 703 Wilson Avenue
• Text amendments (TA 26-05) to Chapter 44: Animal Boarding Facility, Kennel, Shelter
• Land use table amendments (TA 26-04) removed; hearing to be rescheduled

The Plan Commission approved conditional use permits for a single-family home, a telecommunications tower, and a residential porch. The commission also approved text amendments to the municipal code regarding animal boarding facilities, kennels, and shelters.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for single-family home at 921 Smith Street (6-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for telecommunications tower at 2222 Deckner Avenue/2300 Block Newberry Avenue (6-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for covered porch at 703 Wilson Avenue (6-0)
• Approved text amendments to Chapter 44 of Municipal Code regarding Animal Boarding Facility, Kennel, and Shelter (6-0)
• Tabled Land Use Table amendments (TA 26-04) to August 10, 2026

Tax Incremental Districts Joint Review Board

The Tax Incremental Districts Joint Review Board will meet to discuss the I-43 Industrial Park. The board is considering an Allocation Amendment Resolution to amend the Project Plan for Tax Increment District No. 12.

• Consideration of Allocation Amendment Resolution for Tax Increment District No. 12 (TID 12), I-43 Industrial Park

The Tax Incremental Districts Joint Review Board approved an allocation amendment resolution and a project plan amendment for Tax Increment District No. 12 (TID 12), I-43 Industrial Park.

• Approved allocation amendment resolution and Project Plan amendment for TID 12, I-43 Industrial Park (4-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved July 14, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission announced that the July 22, 2026 meeting was cancelled. No agenda items were considered at this meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for August 26, 2026. The meeting would have been recorded and minutes posted online at www.greenbaywi.gov.

• July 22, 2026 Public Arts Commission meeting cancelled; next meeting set for August 26, 2026

Common Council

The Common Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, zoning changes, and personnel policy updates. The body is also reviewing liquor license applications and redevelopment authority reports.

• Award of city-wide sewer repairs contract to De Groot, Inc. for $1,350,216.44
• Rezoning of 703, 707, and 713 Roy Avenue from Neighborhood Commercial to Low Density Residential
• Allocation of up to $800,000 from TID 10 for a new road connecting Imperial Lane to JBS neighborhood
• Award of Badger Greenway site improvements to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $374,000.40
• Proposed ordinance to raise the responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000

The Common Council approved a $1.35M contract for city-wide sewer repairs and several vehicle purchases for Public Works. The council also adopted an ordinance regarding night parking and approved a resolution for an economic and social bill of rights. One ordinance regarding bidder approval thresholds was referred back to staff.

• Awarded city-wide sewer repairs contract to De Groot, Inc. for $1,350,216.44
• Approved $374,000.40 contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for Badger Greenway site improvements
• Approved purchase of Reading RM-45 Master Mechanic service body for $108,270.00
• Approved purchase of 2027 Ford Super Duty F-550 for $60,357.00
• Adopted General Ordinance No. 11-26 relating to night parking
• Approved resolution proclaiming commitment to economic and social bill of rights (9-3)
• Referred General Ordinance 12-26 regarding bidder approval thresholds back to staff
• Appointed Stacy Menke as Interim City Clerk

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

The Traffic, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Commission will consider requests for traffic studies and control measures at several locations. The body will also discuss signage for the new Bart Starr Elementary School and receive police reports on traffic safety and crashes.

• Study of speeding on Pleasant Lane between West Mason Street and Brown County Dog Park
• Traffic control study at Buckthorn Trail and Crestwood Springs Drive
• Traffic control study at Tyrolian Drive and South Le Capitaine Circle
• Parking restriction study near Martin Luther King Elementary School
• Signage locations for Bart Starr Elementary School by 7th Street and Chantel Street

The Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission approved a study of speeding on Pleasant Lane between West Mason Street and the Brown County Dog Park, and will place a 15 mph speed limit sign there. It also approved a study of parking restrictions near Martin Luther King Elementary School and approved signage locations for the new Bart Starr Elementary School. A request to study traffic control at Tyrolian Drive and South Le Capitaine Circle was denied, and a similar request for Buckthorn Trail and Crestwood Springs Drive was received and filed. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

• Approved Pleasant Lane speeding study and 15 mph sign (6-0)
• Approved parking restriction study near Martin Luther King Elementary (6-0)
• Approved signage locations for Bart Starr Elementary (6-0)
• Denied traffic control study at Tyrolian Drive and South Le Capitaine Circle (6-0)
• Received and filed traffic control study request for Buckthorn Trail and Crestwood Springs Drive (6-0)

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals will consider a variance request for a residential property. One other variance request regarding a city building has been withdrawn.

• Appeal 26-14: Variance request for front yard setback standards for a residence at 1189 Langlade Avenue
• Appeal 26-16: Variance request for 1820 Mills Street (WITHDRAWN)

Sustainability Commission

The Sustainability Commission will consider referring proposed revisions to Section 28-3 of the Green Bay Municipal Code to the Parks Committee. These revisions concern the harvesting of edible plants, fruits, nuts, and seeds on City-owned park lands.

• Proposed revisions to Municipal Code Section 28-3 regarding harvesting edible plants in city parks

The Sustainability Commission unanimously approved its agenda and the minutes from the May 20, 2026 meeting. It voted to refer the draft revisions to Section 28‑3 on harvesting edible plants, fruits, nuts, and seeds on city‑owned park lands to the Parks Committee. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from May 20, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Referred proposed Section 28‑3 plant‑harvesting revisions to Parks Committee (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)