Green Bay, Wisconsin

Common Council

The Common Council will hold final votes on rezoning the 600 block of Woodside Road to allow higher-density housing and adopting the related comprehensive plan amendment. Other items include a $300,000 agreement with the Oneida Nation for the JBS redevelopment project, a $100,000 donation for Bay Beach shoreline walk, and multiple traffic changes including new all-way stops and loading zones. Also up for approval are alcohol license renewals, a conditional use permit for a home on Gray Street, and a budget amendment for special events overtime.

• Rezone 600 block Woodside Road from R1 to R3 (Varied-Density Residential)
• Adopt comprehensive plan amendment for Woodside Road properties
• Approve $300,000 Oneida Nation agreement for JBS redevelopment project
• Accept $100,000 donation for Bay Beach shoreline walk
• Award pavement contract for Oxford Avenue & Reed Street reconstruction

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission will meet to consider and potentially approve 10 sculptures for the Rotating Arts Program. The commission will also review the coordinator's report and project updates.

• Selection and approval of 10 sculptures for the Rotating Arts Program

Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee

The Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee will consider a request from Salon Fifty-Four, LLC for the City to sign a new subordination agreement with Nicolet National Bank regarding real estate funded from Community Development Revolving Loan Funds. The committee will also review status reports on the revolving loan fund. Other agenda items include approval of minutes from the March 24, 2026 meeting.

• Consideration of subordination agreement for Salon Fifty-Four, LLC with Nicolet National Bank
• Review of Community Development Revolving Loan Fund status reports
• Approval of minutes from March 24, 2026 meeting

Claims Committee

Water Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

Green Bay Plan Commission

Redevelopment Authority

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Tax Incremental Districts Joint Review Board

Transit Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

Landmarks Commission

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Green Bay Housing Authority

Sustainability Commission

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

Common Council

Green Public Arts Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

Green Bay Plan Commission

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Protection and Policy Committee

Police and Fire Commission

Equal Rights Commission

Water Commission

Green Bay Plan Commission

Redevelopment Authority

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Claims Committee

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

Common Council

Transit Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

Landmarks Commission

Sustainability Commission

Green Bay Housing Authority

Protection and Policy Committee

Green Public Arts Commission

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Green Bay Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Police and Fire Commission

Redevelopment Authority

Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Claims Committee

Water Commission

Protection and Policy Committee

On Broadway Business Improvement District Board

Common Council

Transit Commission

Sex Offender Residency Board

Landmarks Commission

Sustainability 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

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Olde Main Business Improvement District Board

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services 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

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services 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

Redevelopment Authority

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Parks Committee

Improvement and Services Committee

Police and Fire Commission

Water Commission

Police and Fire Commission

The July 2, 2026, meeting of the Police and Fire Commission has been cancelled. No business will be conducted.

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will discuss amendments to night parking rules and a transportation project plat. The body is also considering a reconstruction contract for Oxford Avenue and Reed Street and sidewalk builder licenses.

• Amendment to City Ordinance Section 40-29(l) regarding night parking
• Transportation Project Plat for Padi-Wood Lane from Erie Road to Padi-Wood Lane
• Contract award for PAVEMENT 3-26 OXFORD AVENUE & REED STREET RECONSTRUCTION
• Sidewalk builder licenses for NEW Home Services LLC and Zeise Construction

The Improvement and Services Committee voted unanimously to amend City Ordinance Section 40-29(l) regarding night parking. They also approved a contract for the Oxford Avenue & Reed Street reconstruction project to be awarded at staff level, and authorized a transportation project plat for Padi-Wood Lane. Additionally, sidewalk builder licenses were granted to two companies. No public hearings were held.

• Approved amendment to night parking ordinance (4-0)
• Approved Transportation Project Plat for Padi-Wood Lane from Erie Road to Padi-Wood Lane (4-0)
• Approved award of contract PAVEMENT 3-26 Oxford Avenue & Reed Street reconstruction to low bidder at staff level (3-0)
• Granted sidewalk builder licenses to NEW Home Services LLC and Zeise Construction (4-0)

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee will consider accepting a $100,000 donation from the Oneida Nation toward engineering and construction costs for a shoreline walk at Bay Beach Amusement Park. Also up for discussion is a request by the Badger Tracks Neighborhood Association to place a neighborhood sign on city property near Fireman's Park.

• Consideration of $100,000 donation from Oneida Nation for Bay Beach Amusement Park shoreline walk
• Request by Badger Tracks Neighborhood Association to place a sign on city property adjacent to Fireman's Park
• Approval of minutes from June 10, 2026 meeting

The Parks Committee unanimously accepted a $100,000 donation from the Oneida Nation for engineering and construction of the shoreline walk at Bay Beach Amusement Park. The committee also approved a request by the Badger Tracks Neighborhood Association to place a neighborhood sign on city property adjacent to Fireman's Park. Both actions passed with all four members voting yes. The meeting included approval of the agenda and minutes from June 10, 2026.

• Approved agenda for July 1, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from June 10, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted $100,000 donation from Oneida Nation for Bay Beach shoreline walk engineering and construction (unanimous)
• Approved Badger Tracks Neighborhood Association sign placement on city property adjacent to Fireman's Park (unanimous)

Personnel Committee

This meeting of the Green Bay Personnel Committee has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for July 14, 2026.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider accepting a $20,000 state historic preservation subgrant, approving a $300,000 agreement with the Oneida Nation for the JBS Redevelopment Project, and revising the responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000. They will also discuss a 2026 budget amendment for unbudgeted overtime for special events.

• Consideration of $20,000 CLG Subgrant from State Historic Preservation office with no local match
• Memorandum of Agreement with Oneida Nation for $300,000 for JBS Redevelopment Project-Urban and Food Production Barn
• Proposed revision of General Ordinance No. 12-26, raising responsible bidder threshold from $25,000 to $50,000
• 2026 budget amendment resolution for unbudgeted overtime for special events

The Finance Committee unanimously approved a $300,000 Memorandum of Agreement between the Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay for the JBS Redevelopment Project-Urban and Food Production Barn. It also accepted a $20,000 CLG subgrant from the State Historic Preservation office with no local match, and revised General Ordinance No. 12-26 to raise the responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000. A 2026 budget amendment for unbudgeted overtime for special events was approved. All motions passed 4-0.

• Approved $20,000 CLG subgrant from State Historic Preservation office without local match (4-0)
• Approved $300,000 Memorandum of Agreement with Oneida Nation for JBS Redevelopment Project-Urban and Food Production Barn (4-0)
• Revised General Ordinance No. 12-26, raising responsible bidder approval threshold from $25,000 to $50,000 (4-0)
• Approved 2026 budget amendment resolution for unbudgeted overtime for special events (4-0)
• Approved agenda of June 30, 2026 meeting (4-0)
• Approved minutes of June 9, 2026 Finance Committee meeting (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will review patrol officer candidates and continue deliberation on Fire Chief candidates. Both items may involve closed session per Wisconsin law to discuss employment data, followed by open session to report results.

• Review of Patrol Officer candidate(s) — may convene in closed session
• Continued deliberation and evaluation of Fire Chief candidates — may convene in closed session

The Police and Fire Commission entered closed session to review Patrol Officer candidates and deliberate on Fire Chief candidates. After returning to open session, President Goldhahn reported that two Patrol Officer candidates were removed from consideration and that a decision on the Fire Chief selection was made, with details to be announced next week. The Commission voted unanimously to approve the actions taken in closed session.

• Removed two Patrol Officer candidates from consideration (5-0)
• Made a decision on Fire Chief selection (announcement pending next week)
• Approved closed session actions and regular business (5-0)

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on three items: a conditional use permit for a single-family home at 1033 Gray Street in the Office-Residential district, a rezoning of 703, 707, and 713 Roy Avenue from Neighborhood Commercial to Low-Density Residential, and a preliminary plat for a 9-lot subdivision called Shorehaven at 2892 Nicolet Drive. The commission will also approve minutes from its June 8 meeting and hear a director's report.

• Public hearing and possible action on a Conditional Use Permit (ZP 26-23) for a single-family home at 1033 Gray Street in the Office-Residential district, submitted by David Hartman of HQ Holdings LLC.
• Public hearing and possible action on a rezoning (ZP 26-24) of 703, 707, and 713 Roy Avenue from Neighborhood Commercial to Low-Density Residential, submitted by Jared Stupsky of Blue Badger Holdings LLC.
• Consideration of a preliminary plat (CP 26-04) for Shorehaven, creating 9 lots with a public dedication at 2892 Nicolet Drive, submitted by Scott Andersen of Davel Engineering for Greenway Property Inc.
• Approval of minutes from the June 8, 2026, meeting.
• Director's report (informational item).

The Plan Commission approved three items unanimously. A conditional use permit was granted for a single-family home at 1033 Gray Street. Three properties on Roy Avenue were rezoned from Neighborhood Commercial to Low-Density Residential. A preliminary plat for the 9-lot Shorehaven subdivision at 2892 Nicolet Drive, including a public dedication, was also approved.

• Approved conditional use permit for a single-family home at 1033 Gray Street (6-0)
• Approved rezoning of 703, 707, 713 Roy Avenue from NC to R1 (6-0)
• Approved preliminary plat for 9-lot Shorehaven subdivision with public dedication at 2892 Nicolet Drive (6-0)

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission has cancelled its June 24, 2026 meeting. The agenda contains only a cancellation notice and standard administrative details regarding recordings and accessibility. No items are scheduled for discussion or vote.

• Meeting cancelled for June 24, 2026
• Next commission meeting set for July 22, 2026

On Broadway Business Improvement District Board

The On Broadway Business Improvement District Board will meet to discuss financial reports and assessments. The board is considering actions regarding the 2024 audit and the 2026 and 2027 BID assessments.

• 2024 Audit
• 2026 BID Assessment and Delinquencies
• Authorization to Release the 2026 BID Allocation
• 2027 Estimated BID Assessment
• Report on the Progress of 2026 Proposed Activities

Protection and Policy Committee

The Protection and Policy Committee will meet to approve initial alcohol license applications, renew existing licenses, and consider a resolution urging state transportation funding. The meeting will also address a tobacco license appeal and include informational reports.

• Initial Class B liquor license for Gyro Hut Restaurant & Bar at 2148 University Ave
• Renewal of alcohol licenses for The Bay at 805 Klaus St and Dino Stop #7846 at 1828 S Ashland Ave
• Appeal regarding non-renewal of tobacco licenses for Holy Smokes
• Resolution urging state transportation funding solutions
• Green Bay Police Department violation report for liquor and massage establishments

The committee approved the appeal by Chad Zeske (Holy Smokes) to reverse the non-renewal recommendation of his tobacco licenses (4-0). It also approved a new Class B liquor and beer license for Gyro Hut Restaurant & Bar at 2148 University Ave and renewed alcohol licenses for The Bay (805 Klaus St) and Dino Stop #7846 (1828 S Ashland Ave). Additionally, staff was directed to update a transportation infrastructure resolution for the City Council's July 7 meeting.

• Approved appeal of Chad Zeske (Holy Smokes) tobacco license non-renewal (4-0)
• Approved initial Class B liquor/beer license for Gyro Hut Restaurant & Bar at 2148 University Ave (4-0)
• Approved 2026-2027 alcohol license renewals for The Bay (805 Klaus St) and Dino Stop #7846 (1828 S Ashland Ave) (4-0)
• Directed staff to update transportation infrastructure resolution for Council meeting on July 7 (4-0)
• Received and filed report from St. John's Ministry (4-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will consider a single substantive item: approval of a list of liquor and beer license renewals for the 2026-2027 license year, as recommended by the Protection & Policy Committee. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items including roll call, pledge, agenda approval, and adjournment.

• Approval of liquor and beer license renewal applications for the 2026-2027 license year

The Common Council met on June 18, 2026, to address administrative items. The council approved the Protection & Policy Committee's recommendations for liquor and beer license renewals for the 2026-2027 license year.

• Approved liquor and/or beer license renewal applications for 2026-2027

Green Bay Housing Authority

The Green Bay Housing Authority meeting scheduled for June 18, 2026, has been canceled. No business will be conducted at this meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for July 16, 2026.

Sustainability Commission

The Sustainability Commission meeting scheduled for June 17, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is set for July 16, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting scheduled for July 16, 2026
• Quorum of Common Council to attend
• Accessibility accommodations available

Landmarks Commission

The Landmarks Commission will meet to consider a demolition request, design reviews for new porches and garages, and a window replacement project. The body will also select a consultant for a historic district nomination.

• Consider demolition by neglect at 402 Dousman Street
• Design review for new porch at 422 Cass Street
• Design review for new garage at 621 S Monroe Avenue
• Design review for window replacement at 310 Pine Street
• Consultant selection for New Historic District Nomination

The Landmarks Commission approved three design review applications—a new porch at 422 Cass Street, a new garage at 621 S Monroe Avenue, and window replacement at 310 Pine Street—all with unanimous or near-unanimous votes. They also selected a consultant for a new historic district nomination. A declaration of demolition by neglect at 402 Dousman Street was discussed but no action was taken.

• Approved design review for new porch at 422 Cass Street (4-0)
• Approved design review for new garage at 621 S Monroe Avenue (4-0)
• Approved design review for window replacement at 310 Pine Street (3-0-1 abstention)
• Approved consultant selection for new historic district nomination (4-0)

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board will consider five appeals from individuals requesting to move to specific addresses in the city. The board may convene in closed session to discuss personal histories and other confidential information, then reconvene in open session to take action. The appeals involve addresses on Monroe Avenue, Gershwin Drive, Morrow Street, Deckner Avenue, and Day Street.

• Appeal of Carlos Jimenez-Nieves to move to 119 N. Monroe Avenue (District 7)
• Appeal of Terry L. Cook to move to 3150 Gershwin Drive (District 1)
• Appeal of Jose A. Bautista to move to 1529 Morrow Street (District 7)
• Appeal of Tilmon Bottorff to move to 1687 Deckner Avenue, Apt. 9 (District 5)
• Appeal of Matthew D. Murphree to move to 1320 Day Street, upper (District 6)

Transit Commission

The Transit Commission will discuss and take action on several operational policies including the 2027 Transit Asset Management Plan, Public Transit Agency Safety Plan, Cost Allocation Plan, Financial Management & Administrative Procedures, Fare and Fee Policy, and Drug & Alcohol Policy. The meeting also includes informational reports from staff. These decisions shape the management and future of Green Bay Metro transit services.

• Discussion/Action: Green Bay Metro's Fare and Fee Policy
• Discussion/Action: Green Bay Metro's 2027 Transit Asset Management Plan
• Discussion/Action: Green Bay Metro's Public Transit Agency Safety Plan
• Discussion/Action: Cost Allocation Plan
• Discussion/Action: Green Bay Metro's Drug & Alcohol Policy

Common Council

The Common Council will vote on several police equipment purchases and zoning changes. The body is also discussing a new vacant property registration fee program and potential term limits for Alderpersons.

• Acceptance of a $5,000,000 HUD award for a new fire station
• Purchase of two Tesla Model Ys ($89,390), Polaris ATVs/UTVs ($55,158.09), and a rescue boat ($50,090) for police
• Rezoning of the 600 block of Woodside Road from R1 to R3
• Professional services agreement with Ayres Associates, Inc. for Quincy Street Railroad Compliance ($87,532)
• Proposed ordinance for a vacant property registration and fee program

The council voted 7-5 to refer to staff a request to draft an ordinance establishing a vacant property registration and fee program for commercial and residential properties, with escalating fees to discourage long-term vacancy. Earlier motions to deny and to amend the proposal both failed. The council also approved multiple routine items including police vehicle purchases, a salt bunker contract, and zoning changes.

• Referred vacant property registration ordinance to staff (7-5)
• Approved $115,245 sand salt bunker contract to A&B Construction
• Approved $87,532 professional services agreement for Quincy Street railroad design
• Approved purchase of two Tesla Model Ys for police ($89,390)
• Approved purchase of ATV and UTVs ($55,158) and rescue boat ($50,090)
• Approved budget amendment transferring $71,000 for traffic engineering
• Held liquor license renewal list pending special meeting due to missing online list
• Approved redevelopment agreement with Velp Locust Investments for 1409 Velp Avenue

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

The Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission will consider several traffic and parking items, including requests to study speeding and traffic control, and vote on making multiple trial-period changes permanent. The commission will also hear a report from the Police Department on the Traffic Enforcement Unit's safety plan.

• Consideration to study speeding on Pleasant Lane between West Mason Street and the Brown County Dog Park entrance.
• Consideration to study traffic control at the intersections of Buckthorn Trail/Crestwood Springs Drive and Tyrolian Drive/S. Le Capitaine Circle.
• Vote on installing all-way stops at Dousman Street/Oneida Street and Dousman Street/North Taylor Street.
• Termination of 90-day trial periods for 15-minute loading zones on Pine Street west of Washington Street and on Adams Street between Pine Street and Northland Avenue, and for right-turn-on-red restrictions on West Mason Street at Hinkle Street and Packerland Drive.
• Termination of trial periods for parking changes on Emilie Street (permit to 4-hour parking), Hubbard Street (remove 2-hour restriction), and Washington Street (modify no-stopping hours and loading zone).

The Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission unanimously approved all-way stop signs at two Dousman Street intersections and terminated several 90-day trial periods to create loading zones and modify parking restrictions. The commission also approved four traffic studies requested by alders and a right-turn-on-red restriction change. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved all-way stop at Dousman Street & Oneida Street (5-0)
• Approved all-way stop at Dousman Street & North Taylor Street (5-0)
• Created 15-minute loading zones on Pine Street and Adams Street (5-0 each)
• Approved right-turn-on-red restriction eastbound at W. Mason & Hinkle; removed restriction at W. Mason & Packerland (5-0)
• Approved four traffic studies: Pleasant Lane speeding, Buckthorn/Crestwood control, Tyrolian/S. Le Capitaine control; held MLK Elementary parking study (5-0)
• Changed 900 block Emilie Street from residential permit to 4-hour parking (5-0)
• Removed 2-hour parking restrictions on 800 block Hubbard Street (5-0)
• Modified Washington Street parking restrictions: removed and added no-stopping zones, adjusted loading zone (5-0)

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three variance requests: a front yard off-street parking setback at 1300 Edgewood Drive, a temporary sign time period at 1835 S Ridge Road, and principal structure front façade standards at 1669–1671 Amy Street. The board will also discuss its duties under Chapter 10 of the Green Bay Municipal Code.

• Variance request from Sherri Bustamante Saldana for front yard off-street parking setback at 1300 Edgewood Drive (R1 district).
• Variance request from Tim Kuehn/Kuehn Ridge Holdings LLC for temporary sign maximum time period at 1835 S Ridge Road.
• Variance request from Dalton Ruesch/Ruesch Properties LLC for principal structure ground floor front façade standards at 1669–1671 Amy Street.
• Discussion with Law staff on board duties regarding Chapter 10 of the municipal code.

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals denied a variance request from Sherri Bustamante Saldana to deviate from front yard off-street parking setback standards for a one-family residence at 1300 Edgewood Drive, voting 4-0. Two other variance requests (Appeals 26-12 and 26-13) were withdrawn by the applicants before any action. The board also held an informational discussion regarding its duties under Chapter 10 of the Green Bay Municipal Code.

• Denied variance for front yard parking setback at 1300 Edgewood Drive (4-0)
• Withdrawn: Appeal 26-12 – temporary sign time period variance at 1835 S Ridge Road
• Withdrawn: Appeal 26-13 – principal structure ground floor front façade standards at 1669-1671 Amy Street

Equal Rights Commission

The Equal Rights Commission meeting scheduled for June 11, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is set for August 6, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting scheduled for August 6, 2026

Claims Committee

The Claims Committee will meet in closed session to review claims filed against the City of Green Bay. The committee will then meet in open session to act on those claims.

• Review of claims filed against the City of Green Bay

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will discuss a request to review sidewalk needs on Eastman Avenue between Danz Avenue and Clement Street. They will also consider real estate payments for the Mather Street reconstruction project and award a $115,245 contract for a sand salt bunker structure to A&B Construction LTD. A professional services agreement with Ayres Associates for up to $71,000 in traffic engineering services is also on the agenda. Additionally, the committee will grant sidewalk builder licenses to two contractors.

• Review of sidewalk need on Eastman Avenue between Danz and Clement streets at residents' request
• Real estate payments for Mather Street reconstruction project
• Award contract WSG 1-26 SAND SALT BUNKER STRUCTURE to A&B Construction LTD for $115,245
• Professional services agreement with Ayres Associates for traffic engineering up to $71,000
• Grant sidewalk builder licenses to Naps Flatwork & Construction and Right Way Concrete Construction LLC

The Improvement and Services Committee approved a $115,245 contract for a sand salt bunker structure to A&B Construction Ltd., and a $71,000 traffic engineering services agreement with Ayres Associates. They also referred a sidewalk study request on Eastman Avenue to staff, approved real estate payments for the Mather Street reconstruction project, and granted two sidewalk builder licenses. All motions passed unanimously except the traffic engineering agreement, which had one abstention.

• Approved $115,245 sand salt bunker structure contract to A&B Construction Ltd. (3-0)
• Approved $71,000 professional services agreement with Ayres Associates for traffic engineering, subject to funding (2-0-1)
• Referred sidewalk need study on Eastman Avenue between Danz and Clement to staff (3-0)
• Approved real estate payments for Mather Street reconstruction project (3-0)
• Granted sidewalk builder licenses to Naps Flatwork & Construction and Right Way Concrete Construction LLC (3-0)
• Approved agenda and minutes of previous meeting (3-0)

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee will hold a regular meeting to consider accepting a $16,000 grant from the Rosen Family Foundation for the 2026 Summer Parkee Program. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting and a Director's Report on updates from the Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department.

• Consideration of $16,000 grant from Rosen Family Foundation to fund 2026 Summer Parkee Program
• Approval of minutes from May 13, 2026 Parks Committee meeting
• Director's Report on recent activities of Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department

The Parks Committee approved the acceptance of a $16,000 grant from the Rosen Family Foundation. These funds are designated to help fund the 2026 Summer Parkee Program.

• Approved $16,000 grant from Rosen Family Foundation for 2026 Summer Parkee Program (3-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (3-0)
• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will convene to conduct interviews with candidates for Fire Chief. The Commission may enter closed session to discuss employment data, then reconvene in open session to report results. The meeting is primarily focused on this personnel decision.

• Interviews with Fire Chief candidate(s), with possible closed session under Wisconsin statutes

The Police and Fire Commission held interviews with two finalist candidates for the Fire Chief position in closed session. After returning to open session, the commission reported that the process will continue. No final hiring decision was made.

• Approved June 10 agenda (unanimous)
• Entered closed session to interview Fire Chief candidates (5-0)
• Returned to open session after interviews (5-0)
• Approved report that interviews were conducted and process continues (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will receive an update on negotiations for 2027 labor agreements with the City of Green Bay Fire Fighters Local 141 and the Green Bay Professional Police Association. The committee may convene in closed session to deliberate on the contracts. Other business includes approval of minutes from May 12 and a report on routine personnel actions.

• Update on 2027 labor agreement negotiations with Fire Fighters Local 141 (IAFF)
• Update on 2027 labor agreement negotiations with Green Bay Professional Police Association
• Possible closed session under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(e) for contract negotiations
• Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting
• Report of routine personnel actions and new positions

The Personnel Committee discussed negotiations for the 2027 labor agreements with the City of Green Bay Fire Fighters Local 141 and the Green Bay Professional Police Association. The committee voted unanimously to enter closed session for deliberations, then returned to open session and voted 4-0 to direct staff to proceed as discussed in closed session. No specific terms or outcomes were disclosed in the public record.

• Directed staff to proceed as discussed in closed session on 2027 labor agreements with fire fighters and police unions (4-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review several equipment purchases for the Police Department and budget amendments for Public Works. The body is also considering the acceptance of multiple grants and a private donation for city services.

• HUD 2026 Economic Development Initiative award of $500,000 for a new fire station
• Purchase of two 2026 Tesla Model Y vehicles for the Police Department for $89,390.00
• Purchase of Polaris ATVs and UTVs for the Police Department for $55,158.09
• Purchase of a police inflatable rescue boat from MilPro Marine for $50,090
• Budget amendment to transfer up to $71,000 for Traffic Engineering Services

The committee approved several police equipment purchases and budget amendments. It also accepted a $5 million HUD funding award and a $50,000 donation for the fire department.

• Approved $5,000,000 HUD Economic Development Initiative award for new fire station (4-0)
• Approved $50,000 TUFCO donation for Green Bay Metro Fire Department (4-0)
• Approved purchase of two 2026 Tesla Model Y for Police Department for $89,390.00 (4-0)
• Approved purchase of one ATV and two UTVs from Polaris Sales for $55,158.09 (4-0)
• Approved purchase of police inflatable rescue boat from MilPro Marine for $50,090 (4-0)
• Approved purchase of evidence racking system from Global Industrial for $62,961.20 (4-0)
• Approved $71,000 budget transfer for Traffic Engineering Services (4-0)
• Accepted $15,000 AARP Community Challenge Grant (4-0)

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will consider and possibly act on several items: a professional services agreement for preliminary design of Quincy Street railroad compliance, a development agreement for 1409 Velp Avenue, term sheets for housing development on the JBS Redevelopment Site with Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks Green Bay, and a resolution to apply for a Vibrant Spaces grant for Pine Street Plaza. Routine approvals of agenda and minutes are also on the agenda.

• Professional services agreement with Ayres Associates, Inc. for $87,532 using TID 21 funds for Quincy Street Railroad Compliance Preliminary Design
• Development Agreement 26-03 with Velp Locust Investments, LLC for redevelopment of 1409 Velp Avenue (Tax Parcel 6-45)
• Term sheet with Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity for Lots 1-7 on Vernon Taylor Drive at JBS Redevelopment Site
• Term sheet with NeighborWorks Green Bay for Lots 1-6 on Dahlia Lane at JBS Redevelopment Site
• Resolution authorizing application for Vibrant Spaces grant for Pine Street Plaza project

The Redevelopment Authority approved a professional services agreement for Quincy Street railroad compliance design ($87,532), a development agreement for 1409 Velp Avenue with modified tax reimbursement percentages (90% for first five years, 30% thereafter), term sheets with Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks for lots on the JBS Redevelopment Site (Vernon Taylor Drive and Dahlia Lane), and a resolution to apply for a Vibrant Spaces grant for Pine Street Plaza. All votes were unanimous (6-0). Procedural items (agenda and minutes) were also approved.

• Approved $87,532 professional services agreement with Ayres Associates for Quincy Street Railroad Compliance Preliminary Design (6-0)
• Approved Development Agreement 26-03 with Velp Locust Investments for 1409 Velp Avenue with modified reimbursement: 90% (years 1-5), 75% (years 6-10), 30% thereafter (6-0)
• Approved term sheet with Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity for Lots 1-7 on Vernon Taylor Drive (6-0)
• Approved term sheet with NeighborWorks Green Bay for Lots 1-6 on Dahlia Lane (6-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing application for Vibrant Spaces grant for Pine Street Plaza project (6-0)

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on two development proposals: a Planned Unit Development amendment at 1835 Ridge Road and a land use and rezoning change for the 600 block of Woodside Road to allow mixed residential. Additionally, the commission will consider vacating a portion of S Chestnut Avenue right-of-way. One text amendment has been withdrawn.

• Public hearing and possible action on amending Planned Unit Development at 1835 Ridge Road (Kuehn Ridge Holdings)
• Public hearing and possible action on future land use change for 600 block Woodside Road from Low-Density Residential (R1) to Mixed Residential (R3)
• Public hearing and possible action on rezoning 600 block Woodside Road from R1 to Varied Density Residential (R3)
• Consideration and possible action on street vacation of portion of unimproved S Chestnut Avenue at Arndt Street

The Green Bay Plan Commission unanimously approved an amendment to a Planned Unit Development at 1835 Ridge Road, reducing required landscaping from four trees and 20 shrubs to two trees and ten shrubs. It also approved a future land use change and rezoning for the 600 block of Woodside Road from Low-Density Residential (R1) to Mixed Residential (R3). A right-of-way vacation at the intersection of S Chestnut Avenue and Arndt Street was approved. A proposed text amendment on office uses was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Approved amended PUD at 1835 Ridge Road with reduced landscaping (5-0)
• Approved future land use amendment for 600 block Woodside Road from R1 to R3 (5-0)
• Approved rezoning for 600 block Woodside Road from R1 to R3 (5-0)
• Approved vacation of unimproved S Chestnut Avenue right-of-way at Arndt Street (5-0)
• Text amendment TA 26-03 withdrawn by applicant

Protection and Policy Committee

The Protection and Policy Committee will consider multiple liquor license actions, including renewals, special event permits, transfers, and an appeal from Whiskey Rose Saloon regarding non-renewal of its Class B license. The committee will also vote on referrals: one to staff for a memorandum on council term limits and staggered terms, and another to draft an ordinance establishing a vacant property registration program with escalating fees to discourage long-term vacancies.

• Appeal by Whiskey Rose Saloon (Rick Heyrman) regarding non-renewal of Class B liquor license
• Referral to staff to draft vacant property registration ordinance with escalating fees for commercial and residential properties
• Referral to staff for a memorandum on council authority to enact term limits and staggered terms for alderpersons
• Limited expansion of licensed premises for The Job Site Tavern (1647 Cass St) on July 11 with temporary tent
• Limited expansion of licensed premises for Main Street Pub & Grill (2056 Main St) weekends July 3–Nov 1 for outdoor patio

The committee approved multiple liquor license renewals and premises expansions. It also referred requests to staff regarding council term limits and a vacant property registration program.

• Approved 2026-2027 liquor and beer license renewal applications (4-0)
• Approved Titletown Brewing Producer Full-Service Retail application for Sept. 5 (4-0)
• Approved release of Class B liquor license for VBR LLC at 2657 University Ave (4-0)
• Approved The Job Site Tavern limited expansion for July 11 (4-0)
• Approved Main Street Pub & Grill and Overtime Grill & Pub premises expansions (4-0)
• Approved Urban Cultural Arts liquor license transfer to 618 Bodart St (4-0)
• Advanced Whiskey Rose Saloon appeal to June 16 Council for Quasi Judicial Hearing (4-0)
• Referred council term limits and staggered terms memorandum request to staff (4-0)

Water Commission

The Water Commission will meet to approve the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and a resolution regarding the Bond Reserve Fund. The body will also consider award recommendations for a vacuum excavator and pick-up truck service bodies.

• Approval of the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Resolution authorizing management of the Utility's Bond Reserve Fund
• Award recommendation for 2026 Trailer Mounted Vacuum Excavator
• Award recommendation for 2026 Pick-up Truck Service Bodies
• Review of January through April 2026 Financial Reports

The Water Commission approved the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and a resolution authorizing the Utility General Manager or Business Manager to manage the bond reserve fund. The commission also approved January through April 2026 financial reports and awarded contracts for a trailer-mounted vacuum excavator and pick-up truck service bodies. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

• Approved 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (6-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing Utility General Manager/Business Manager to manage bond reserve fund (6-0)
• Approved January, February, March, and April 2026 financial reports (6-0)
• Approved award of 2026 trailer-mounted vacuum excavator (6-0)
• Approved award of 2026 pick-up truck service bodies (6-0)
• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved May 11, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission meeting scheduled for June 4, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for July 2, 2026.

• Meeting of June 4, 2026, cancelled

Common Council

The Common Council will consider awarding several public works contracts, including a $2,761,544.70 street resurfacing project and a $721,199 sanitary sewer repair. Other items include appointments to the Room Tax Commission, removal of a traffic signal at Dousman and Oneida Streets, and resolutions for election polling locations.

• Award contract for RESURFACING 2-26 to Peters Concrete Company for $2,761,544.70
• Award contract for SEWERS 1-26 MARY STREET EXTENDED SANITARY SEWER REPAIRS to Visu-Sewer, LLC for $721,199.00
• Award contract for Finger Road/East Town Way sidewalk to Vinton Construction Company for $593,408.62
• Approve removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Oneida Street
• Approve resolution establishing polling locations for 2026 Fall Primary and General Elections

The Common Council approved several infrastructure projects, including road resurfacing, sewer repairs, and park improvements. The council also authorized the removal of a traffic signal and parking restrictions at two elementary schools. Additionally, the body established polling locations for the 2026 fall elections.

• Approved $2,761,544.70 road resurfacing contract to Peters Concrete Company
• Approved $721,199.00 sanitary sewer repairs contract to Visu-Sewer, LLC
• Approved $593,408.62 sidewalk contract for Finger Road/East Town Way to Vinton Construction Company
• Approved $444,080.00 Ted Fritsch Park splash pad contract to 8PINE, Inc.
• Approved $348,176.06 wildlife sanctuary site improvements contract to Vinton Construction Company
• Approved removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Oneida Street
• Approved removal of parking restrictions at Elmore and MacArthur Elementary Schools
• Established polling and absentee voting sites for 2026 Fall Primary and General Elections

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will meet to consider and potentially take action on the background reviews of patrol officer candidates. This item may be discussed in a closed session to review employment and performance data.

• Review of Patrol Officer candidate background(s)

The Police and Fire Commission reviewed three Patrol Officer candidate backgrounds in closed session, then voted unanimously to approve one candidate to continue in the hiring process and remove the other two. The decision was made by a 4-0 vote with one member absent.

• Approved one of three Patrol Officer candidates to continue hiring process; removed two others (4-0)

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will consider awarding multiple contracts to various companies for sewer repairs, road resurfacing, and park improvements. The body will also discuss amending a night parking ordinance and approving a report to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

• Award contract for sewer root treatment services to Duke's Root Control ($111,542.64)
• Award contract for RESURFACING 2-26 to Peters Concrete Company ($2,761,544.70)
• Award contract for FINGER ROAD/EAST TOWN WAY SIDEWALK to Vinton Construction ($593,408.62)
• Award contract for TED FRITSCH PARK SPLASH PAD to 8PINE, Inc. ($444,080.00)
• Consider amending City of Green Bay Ordinance Section 40-29(l) related to night parking

The Improvement and Services Committee approved several Department of Public Works contracts for road, sewer, and park improvements. The committee also granted professional licenses for sidewalk building and tree trimming. A request to amend night parking ordinances was held until the next meeting.

• Approved $2,761,544.70 resurfacing contract to Peters Concrete Company (4-0)
• Approved $721,199.00 sanitary sewer repairs at 1-26 Mary Street to Visu-Sewer, LLC (4-0)
• Approved $593,408.62 Finger Road/East Town Way sidewalk contract to Vinton Construction Company (4-0)
• Approved $444,080.00 Ted Fritsch Park splash pad contract to 8PINE, Inc. (4-0)
• Approved $348,176.06 Wildlife Sanctuary-Birds of Prey site improvements to Vinton Construction Company (4-0)
• Approved $111,542.64 sewer root treatment contract to Duke’s Root Control, Inc. (4-0)
• Approved licenses for four sidewalk builders and one tree & brush trimmer (4-0)
• Tabled night parking ordinance amendment request until June 10, 2026 (4-0)

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee meeting scheduled for May 27, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for June 10, 2026.

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission will consider approving a Request for Qualifications for the Path for Pause project and a Request for Proposals for Arts Grants. The meeting also includes a coordinator's report with project updates, approval of minutes from April, and setting the next meeting for June 24.

• Consideration and possible approval of the Path for Pause Request for Qualifications
• Consideration and possible approval of the Arts Grant Request for Proposals
• Approval of minutes from the April 22, 2026 meeting
• Coordinator's report and project updates

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission approved the Path for Pause Request for Qualifications and the Arts Grant Request for Proposals. The meeting also included the approval of the previous meeting's minutes and the agenda.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved April 22, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Approved Path for Pause Request for Qualifications (5-0)
• Approved Arts Grant Request for Proposals (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Transit Commission

The Transit Commission will meet to discuss and take action on the 2025 Annual Financial Audit. The body will also review the Green Bay Metro Public Participation Policy and the 2026 Strategic Plan.

• 2025 Annual Financial Audit
• Green Bay Metro Public Participation Policy
• Green Bay Metro Strategic Plan 2026
• Competitive Award Announcement

The Transit Commission unanimously approved the Green Bay Metro Strategic Plan 2026 and the updated Public Participation Policy. The FY2025 financial audit was received and placed on file with no material misstatements found. No public comments were received on the policy, only one written comment.

• Received and placed on file FY2025 financial audit (7-0)
• Approved Green Bay Metro Public Participation Policy (7-0)
• Approved Green Bay Metro Strategic Plan 2026 (7-0)

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee meeting scheduled for May 26, 2026, has been canceled. The next meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday, May 26, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 9, 2026. No other business was conducted or discussed.

• Meeting cancelled — no items considered

Housing Authority Managing Member

The Housing Authority Managing Member will hold a meeting to elect its Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary. The agenda also includes approval of previous minutes and setting the next meeting date.

• Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary for the Housing Authority

The Green Bay Housing Authority Managing Member met May 21, 2026, and took only procedural actions. The board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from February 2026. It voted to retain the current slate of officers: Chair William Vande Castle, Vice Chair Stephen Srubas, and Secretary Cheryl Renier-Wigg. No substantive policy or financial decisions were made.

• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved February 19, 2026 minutes (4-0)
• Re-elected current officers: Chair Vande Castle, Vice Chair Srubas, Secretary Renier-Wigg (4-0)

GBHA Properties 1, Inc.

The GBHA Properties 1, Inc. board will meet to approve its operating budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026, and elect a Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary. The meeting follows the Green Bay Housing Authority meeting. Other agenda items include approving the previous meeting minutes and receiving a financial report.

• Consideration of the operating budget for fiscal year starting July 1, 2026
• Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary
• Approval of minutes from the February 19, 2026 meeting
• Financial report presentation

The board approved the operating budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. Members also voted to retain the current officers in their leadership roles. The meeting included a financial report that required no action.

• Approved operating budget for fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026 (4-0)
• Retained current officers: William VandeCastle-Chair, Stephen Srubas-Vice-Chair, and Cheryl Renier-Wigg-Secretary (4-0)
• Approved May 21, 2026 meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved February 19, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

Green Bay Housing Authority

The Green Bay Housing Authority will elect officers and consider approval of the 2026 operating budget and a civil rights certification. The meeting will also include the approval of prior minutes and informational reports.

• Election of officers (Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary)
• Approval of Annual Civil Rights Certification (Resolution 2026-01)
• Approval of Operating Budget and Budget Resolution No. 2026-02
• Approval of minutes from February 19, 2026
• Next meeting scheduled for June 18, 2026

The Green Bay Housing Authority held a regular meeting on May 21, 2026, with four members present. The board unanimously approved the agenda and prior minutes, retained current officers (William VandeCastle as Chair, Stephen Srubas as Vice-Chair, Cheryl Renier-Wigg as Secretary), and adopted the Annual Civil Rights Certification Resolution 2026-01. The main action was approval of the GBHA Operating Budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. Informational reports on bills, finances, director's update, and occupancy were presented with no further action.

• Approved agenda for May 21, 2026 meeting (4-0)
• Approved minutes from February 19, 2026 meeting (4-0)
• Retained current officers: Chair William VandeCastle, Vice-Chair Stephen Srubas, Secretary Cheryl Renier-Wigg (4-0)
• Approved Annual Civil Rights Certification Resolution 2026-01 (4-0)
• Approved GBHA Operating Budget Resolution 2026-02 for FY beginning July 1, 2026 (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Sustainability Commission

The Sustainability Commission meets on May 20, 2026, with an agenda consisting solely of procedural items and informational updates from four workgroups. No regular business or action items are scheduled. The meeting includes roll call, approval of prior minutes, and adjournment.

• Healthy Habitat for All Workgroup Update
• Community Engagement Workgroup Update
• Waste Reduction Workgroup Update
• Clean Energy Workgroup Update
• Next meeting: Wednesday, June 17, 2026

The Sustainability Commission approved the May 20, 2026, agenda and the minutes from the April 16, 2026, meeting. The commission also received and placed on file updates from four workgroups.

• Approved the May 20, 2026, agenda (6-0)
• Approved the April 16, 2026, meeting minutes (6-0)
• Received and placed on file workgroup updates (6-0)

Landmarks Commission

The Landmarks Commission will consider three design review applications for exterior alterations at properties on Quincy, Jackson, and Jefferson Streets. Items include a rear deck reconstruction, a carriage house/garage reconstruction, and gutter/porch/window replacements. The meeting also includes routine approval of minutes and staff reports.

• Design review for rear deck reconstruction and rear door replacement at 833 S Quincy Street (COA 26-10).
• Design review for reconstruction of carriage house/garage at 1013 S Jackson Street (COA 26-11).
• Design review for gutter, porch, and window replacement at 833 S Jefferson Street (COA 26-12).

The Landmarks Commission unanimously approved three design review applications: a rear deck and door replacement at 833 S Quincy Street, reconstruction of a carriage house/garage at 1013 S Jackson Street, and gutter, porch, and window replacement at 833 S Jefferson Street. The garage reconstruction was approved despite formal objections from adjoining property owners who cited insufficient notice, potential damage to their garage, and noise concerns. All votes were 7-0.

• Approved design review for rear deck reconstruction and rear door replacement at 833 S Quincy Street (7-0)
• Approved design review for reconstruction of carriage house/garage at 1013 S Jackson Street (7-0)
• Approved design review for gutter, porch, and window replacement at 833 S Jefferson Street (7-0)
• Approved agenda for May 20, 2026 meeting (7-0)
• Approved minutes from April 15, 2026 meeting (7-0)
• Adjourned meeting (7-0)

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board will consider four appeals from individuals requesting to move to specific addresses in Green Bay. The board may first convene in closed session to discuss personal histories, then reconvene in open session to take action on the appeals.

• Appeal of Clayton M. Miller to move to 962 Langlade Avenue (District 9)
• Appeal of Robert E. Fox II to move to 706 N. Broadway (District 7)
• Appeal of Branden S. Sustman to move to 1269 Shawano Avenue, Apt. 10 (District 8)
• Appeal of Chester J. Kusiak to move to 1320 Day Street, Lower (District 6)

Common Council

The Common Council will vote on two zoning ordinance amendments, approve a $1 million fund transfer from TID 12 to TID 22 for Shipyard Park phase II, purchase 13 police vehicles for $688,584, and award a $1.7 million contract for Atkinson Marsh restoration. Other items include liquor license applications, operator license appeals, and park improvements.

• Zoning Ordinance No. 04-26 amending PUD near Finger Road, Northview Road, Catalina Drive, and Erie Road
• Zoning Ordinance No. 05-26 amending PUD for JBS Redevelopment site on 1300 block of Guns Road
• $1 million transfer from TID 12 (I-43 Industrial Park) to TID 22 (The Shipyard) for Shipyard Park phase II
• Purchase of 13 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid AWD vehicles for $688,584
• Award of Atkinson Marsh Restoration contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $1,714,331.19

The Common Council approved a conditional use permit at 315 S Jefferson Street (likely a homeless shelter) with amendments requiring a six-month status report and mandatory police collaboration on drug confiscation. The Council also adopted two zoning ordinance amendments, including one for the JBS redevelopment site, and approved multiple contracts and licenses.

• Approved conditional use permit at 315 S Jefferson Street with amendments (10-2)
• Adopted Zoning Ordinance 05-26 for JBS Redevelopment site (unanimous)
• Adopted Zoning Ordinance 04-26 for PUD near Finger Road (unanimous)
• Approved $1.7M Atkinson Marsh Restoration contract to Northeast Asphalt (unanimous)
• Approved $1M transfer from TID12 to TID22 for Shipyard Park Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 13 Ford Police Interceptors for $688,584 (unanimous)
• Approved assignment of Whitney School Apartments development agreement (unanimous)
• Denied operator license appeal for Terry Mooren; approved appeals for Andria Nolan, Mykaiel Schadt-Reed, Shane Schumacher (unanimous)

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

The Traffic, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Commission will consider three action items: removing a traffic signal at Dousman and Oneida Streets, and removing parking restrictions near Elmore Elementary (615 Ethel Ave) and MacArthur Elementary (1331 Hobart Drive). The commission will also receive a report on the May 2026 Traffic Enforcement Unit Traffic Safety Plan. Approval of previous meeting minutes and the current agenda are routine procedural items.

• Consider removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Oneida Street
• Consider removal of parking restrictions adjacent to Elmore Elementary School (615 Ethel Avenue)
• Consider removal of parking restrictions adjacent to MacArthur Elementary School (1331 Hobart Drive)
• Police Department report on May 2026 Traffic Enforcement Unit Traffic Safety Plan

The Commission approved the removal of a traffic signal at Dousman Street and Oneida Street. It also approved removing parking restrictions near Elmore Elementary School and MacArthur Elementary School. Additionally, the commission received a Police Department report on the May 2026 Traffic Safety Plan.

• Approved removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Oneida Street (4-0)
• Approved removal of parking restrictions adjacent to Elmore Elementary School at 615 Ethel Avenue (4-0)
• Approved removal of parking restrictions adjacent to MacArthur Elementary School at 1331 Hobart Drive (4-0)
• Received and placed on file the Police Department May 2026 Traffic Enforcement Unit Traffic Safety Plan report (4-0)

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals will consider a variance request for a one-family residence. The board will also discuss its duties regarding Chapter 10 of the Green Bay Municipal Code with law staff.

• Appeal 26-10: Variance request for corner front yard setback standards at 1437 Baumgart Rd

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals approved a request to deviate from corner front yard setback standards for a one-family residence in an R1 Low Density Residential district. A discussion regarding Chapter 10 of the Green Bay Municipal Code was postponed.

• Approved variance for corner front yard setback standards at 1437 Baumgart Rd. (4-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved April 20, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Postponed discussion on Chapter 10 of the Green Bay Municipal Code until June

Equal Rights Commission

The Equal Rights Commission will meet to approve the agenda and previous meeting minutes. The body will discuss work groups, future goals, and receive an update from the Chair.

• Discussion of work groups and future goals
• Chair update

The Equal Rights Commission held a procedural meeting on May 14, 2026, with five members present. The agenda and minutes from the February 12, 2026 meeting were approved unanimously. No substantive decisions were made; the remainder of the meeting was devoted to discussions on work groups, future goals, and a chair update.

• Approved the meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved the February 12, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Adjourned the meeting (5-0)

Claims Committee

This is a procedural meeting of the Green Bay Claims Committee. The committee will first meet in closed session to review claims filed against the city, as permitted under Wisconsin state law. Following that, they will reconvene in open session to take action on those claims. The agenda does not list any specific claims or amounts.

• Closed session to review claims filed against the city
• Open session to act on the reviewed claims

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will consider three regular business items: a design services agreement for Bedford and Grandview roads ($69,555), awarding the Atkinson Marsh Restoration project contract to Northeast Asphalt ($1,714,331.19), and granting sidewalk builder licenses to four companies. The committee will also receive a Public Works director's report and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Professional Design Services Agreement with JT Engineering for Bedford Road and Grandview Road design ($69,555)
• Award contract to Northeast Asphalt for Atkinson Marsh Restoration Project ($1,714,331.19)
• Grant sidewalk builder licenses to Global Concrete LLC, E&I Concrete Construction, Delahaut Custom Concrete LLC, and Blaser Construction LLC
• Approval of minutes from April 29, 2026 meeting
• Director's report on recent Public Works activities

The Improvement and Services Committee unanimously approved three items: a $1.7 million contract for the Atkinson Marsh Restoration project, a $69,555 design services agreement for Bedford and Grandview roads, and sidewalk builder licenses for four companies. No other substantive business was conducted; a director's report was not shared.

• Approved $1,714,331.19 contract with Northeast Asphalt for Atkinson Marsh Restoration (4-0)
• Approved $69,555 design services agreement with JT Engineering for Bedford and Grandview roads (4-0)
• Granted sidewalk builder licenses to Global Concrete LLC, E&I Concrete Construction, Delahaut Custom Concrete LLC, and Blaser Construction LLC (4-0)
• Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes from April 29, 2026 meeting (4-0)

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee will consider several items including a concept plan for Joannes Sk8 Park and an engineering contract for Triangle Sports Area. The committee will also review a sponsorship agreement and a utility easement at Leicht Memorial Park.

• Concept plan for proposed renovations to the Joannes Sk8 Park
• Fundraising effort by Green Bay Strikers for Arnie Wolff Sports Complex improvements
• Sponsorship agreement with Children's Hospital and Health System, Inc. for $20,000
• Engineering design services from Robert E. Lee & Associates, Inc. for $27,850
• 12' wide permanent utility easement at Leicht Memorial Park

The Parks Committee unanimously approved a concept plan for renovations to Joannes Sk8 Park. They also authorized a fundraising effort by the Green Bay Strikers for improvements to Arnie Wolff Sports Complex, accepted a $20,000 sponsorship from Children's Hospital for Kids' Day Karnival, hired Robert E. Lee & Associates for $27,850 to design regrading of the Tubing Hill at Triangle Sports Area, and granted a 12-foot permanent utility easement to Wisconsin Public Service at Leicht Memorial Park.

• Approved concept plan for Joannes Sk8 Park renovations (4-0)
• Authorized Green Bay Strikers fundraising for Arnie Wolff Sports Complex improvements (4-0)
• Approved $20,000 sponsorship from Children's Hospital for Kids' Day Karnival on July 30, 2026 (4-0)
• Hired Robert E. Lee & Associates for $27,850 to design regrading of Tubing Hill at Triangle Sports Area (4-0)
• Granted 12' permanent utility easement to Wisconsin Public Service at Leicht Memorial Park for gas service (4-0)

Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board

The Military Avenue Business Improvement District Board will meet to review financial reports and discuss organizational duties. The board is considering actions regarding the future vision for Military Avenue and the Harvest Hall Capital Campaign.

• Consideration of City and Military Avenue BID/MABA duties and responsibilities
• Consideration of the Vision for Military Avenue Future Exercise
• Consideration of the Harvest Hall Capital Campaign
• Approval of financial reports as of April 30, 2026

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will consider and possibly take action to reclassify the Economic Development Specialist position within the Community and Economic Development Department to a Senior Economic Development Specialist. The committee will also receive an informational report on new positions and routine personnel actions. This is a regular committee meeting with procedural items including approval of the agenda and prior meeting minutes.

• Consideration and possible action to reclassify Economic Development Specialist to Sr. Economic Development Specialist in Community and Economic Development Department.
• Informational report on new positions and routine personnel actions.

The Personnel Committee unanimously approved reclassifying an Economic Development Specialist position in the Community and Economic Development Department to a Sr. Economic Development Specialist. No other substantive decisions were made; the committee also approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes.

• Approved reclassification of Economic Development Specialist to Sr. Economic Development Specialist (4-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider several purchases for the Police Department and Public Works. The body will also discuss a cell phone contract extension and the city's official newspaper designation.

• Purchase of 13 2026 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid AWD vehicles for $688,584
• Purchase of 2 2026 Tesla Model Y vehicles for $89,390.00
• Expansion of Keycafe to Public Works and shared motor pool for $27,393.10
• 24-month extension of cell phone contract with Cellcom
• Designation of Press Times as Official Newspaper from June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027

The Finance Committee approved the purchase of 13 police vehicles and the Press Times as the official city newspaper. The committee referred a cell phone contract bid and a Keycafe expansion to staff for further review.

• Approved 13 police vehicles ($688,584)
• Referenced Tesla Model Y purchase to staff
• Referenced cell phone contract to staff for bidding
• Approved Press Times as official newspaper (June 2026–May 2027)
• Referenced Keycafe expansion to staff for funding review
• Adjourned the meeting

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will consider approving a $1 million fund transfer from TID 12 to TID 22 to match a National Parks Service grant for Phase II of Shipyard Park. Other business includes donating a strip of land at 212-214 S. Madison St. and assigning the Whitney School Apartments development agreement. The meeting includes informational updates on finances, a demolition contract, and a director's report.

• Donation of a strip of land from RDA-owned lot at 212-214 S. Madison St. (Parcel 13-128)
• Approval of assignment and assumption of Development Agreement 18-01-A for Whitney School Apartments
• Request to approve $1M transfer from TID 12 to TID 22 as matching funds for a $1M National Parks Service grant for Phase II Shipyard Park construction
• Financial report and check register review
• Update on TID 25-01 400-420 S Broadway demolition contract

The Redevelopment Authority approved a $1 million transfer from TID 12 to TID 22 to match a National Parks Service grant for Shipyard Park. The board also approved a land donation on S. Madison Street and a development agreement for Whitney School Apartments.

• Approved $1 million fund transfer from TID 12 to TID 22 for Phase II Shipyard Park (6-0)
• Approved donation of a strip of land at 212-214 S. Madison St. (6-0)
• Approved assignment and assumption of Development Agreement 18-01-A, Whitney School Apartments (6-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider action on two conditional use permit requests: one for a Valvoline Instant Oil Change at 895 S. Military Avenue and another for Safe Haven Hope Center at 315 S Jefferson Street.

• Public hearing for Valvoline Instant Oil Change at 895 S. Military Avenue
• Consideration of conditional use permit for Valvoline Instant Oil Change
• Public hearing for Safe Haven Hope Center at 315 S Jefferson Street
• Consideration of conditional use permit for Safe Haven Hope Center
• Approval of April 27, 2026, meeting minutes

The Plan Commission approved two conditional use permits. The first allows minor motor vehicle repair at Valvoline Instant Oil Change on S. Military Avenue. The second, for Safe Haven Hope Center at 315 S. Jefferson Street, permits a shelter with occupancy limits and operational conditions.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for minor motor vehicle repair at 895 S. Military Avenue (Valvoline Instant Oil Change) (5-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Safe Haven Hope Center shelter at 315 S. Jefferson Street with conditions including occupancy limits of 19 residents and 26 total occupants, restricted hours, and review provisions (5-0)

Protection and Policy Committee

The Protection and Policy Committee is considering new liquor and tobacco license applications and a limited premise expansion. The body will also hear appeals regarding denied operator licenses and review license renewals for the 2026-2027 year.

• Liquor and tobacco license application for Bichota by La Bodega at 223 N Washington St
• Liquor license application for Stonewood Event and Conference Center at 850 Kepler Dr, Suite B
• Limited premise expansion for Richard Craniums at 840 S Broadway for specific dates through November 8
• Operator license denial appeals for Terry Mooren, Andria Nolan, Mykaiel Schadt-Reed, Shane Schumacher, and Robert Fieck
• Liquor and beer license renewal applications for the 2026-2027 license year

The Protection and Policy Committee approved new liquor and tobacco licenses for two businesses and a premises expansion for Richard Craniums. The committee granted operator license appeals for three individuals while denying appeals for two others.

• Approved liquor and tobacco licenses for Bichota by La Bodega (4-0)
• Approved liquor licenses for Stonewood Event and Conference Center (4-0)
• Approved limited premises expansion for Richard Craniums (4-0)
• Denied operator license appeal for Terry Mooren (4-0)
• Granted operator license appeal for Andria Nolan (4-0)
• Granted operator license appeal for Mykaiel Schadt-Reed (4-0)
• Granted operator license appeal for Shane Schumacher (4-0)
• Denied operator license appeal for Robert Fieck (4-0)

Police and Fire Commission

The Commission will hold initial screening interviews with Fire Chief candidates. The meeting may convene in closed session to consider employment data, then reconvene in open session to report results and handle remaining agenda.

• Initial screening interviews for Fire Chief candidates
• Possible closed session under Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(c) and (f) for employment evaluation
• Open session to report closed session results and finish agenda

The Commission held initial screening interviews for Fire Chief candidates during a closed session. Following these interviews, the Commission selected two finalists for the position.

• Approved agenda by unanimous consent
• Entered closed session to interview Fire Chief candidates (4-0)
• Returned to open session (4-0)
• Approved selection of two Fire Chief finalists (4-0)

Water Commission

The Water Commission's May 11, 2026, meeting is largely procedural. Items include approval of the agenda and April 13 minutes, followed by an informational update from the General Manager. No specific action items, contracts, or public hearings are listed.

• Approval of minutes from April 13, 2026
• General Manager update (informational)

The Water Commission met on May 11, 2026, and took only procedural actions: it unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting. The general manager gave an informational update on various utility initiatives, but no policy decisions, contracts, or ordinances were considered.

• Approved agenda for May 11, 2026 meeting (7-0)
• Approved minutes of April 13, 2026 meeting (7-0)

Police and Fire Commission

The Green Bay Police and Fire Commission will consider and possibly act on several items, including a budget status report, approval of monthly bills, and approval of a Fire Department Battalion Chief promotional list. A key item is a request to remove the EQi assessment from the entry-level Patrol Officer hiring process. The commission may also convene in closed session to review Patrol Officer candidate backgrounds.

• Consideration with possible action on Budget Status Report and Budget Spreadsheet.
• Consideration with possible action on approval of monthly bills.
• Consideration with possible action on request to approve Fire Department Battalion Chief promotional list.
• Consideration with possible action on request to remove EQi assessment from entry-level Patrol Officer hiring process.
• Consideration with possible action on review of Patrol Officer candidate backgrounds, with possible closed session.

The Commission approved removing the EQi assessment from the entry-level Patrol Officer hiring process, approved the Fire Department Battalion Chief promotional list, and approved monthly bills. After a closed session, the Commission reviewed five Patrol Officer candidate backgrounds, removing two, accepting two voluntary withdrawals, and approving one candidate to continue. All votes were unanimous.

• Removed EQi assessment from entry-level Patrol Officer hiring process (unanimous)
• Approved Fire Department Battalion Chief promotional list (unanimous)
• Approved monthly bills (unanimous)
• Approved one Patrol Officer candidate to continue in hiring process after closed session (unanimous)
• Received and placed on file budget status report and spreadsheet (unanimous)

Common Council

The Common Council will consider several high-value public works contracts and zoning amendments, including a comprehensive plan change for 1696 Janice Avenue. The body will also review liquor license applications and various board appointments.

• Resurfacing 1-26 contract awarded to Jossart Brothers, Inc. for $4,221,446.81
• JBS Urban Barn Development contract awarded to Milbach Construction Services Co. for $1,345,075.00
• Final design services for Community Coastal Hazard Risk Reduction project awarded to GEI Consultants, Inc. for $859,983.00
• Rezoning of 1696 Janice Avenue from Multifamily Residential to Low Density Residential
• Purchase of 18 APX800 All Band Radios for the Fire Department for $157,521.00

The council approved a $4.2 million street resurfacing contract including sewer and water work, and a $1.3 million park development contract contingent on non-state grant funding. They also rezoned 1696 Janice Avenue from multifamily to low density and approved a Planned Unit Development at 201 N Monroe and 515 Pine (11-1). A development agreement for redeveloping six downtown properties was approved.

• Approved $4,221,446.81 resurfacing contract with Jossart Brothers, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $1,345,075.00 JBS Urban Barn Development contract, contingent on non-state grant funding
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning at 1696 Janice Avenue from multifamily to low density (unanimous)
• Approved Planned Unit Development zoning at 201 N Monroe and 515 Pine (11-1 after amendment)
• Approved development agreement with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions for six downtown properties (unanimous)
• Approved $859,983.00 design services for Fox River coastal hazard reduction project
• Denied appeal of excess animal permit for Tena Doxtater
• Approved limited expansion of licensed premises for Blue Collar Bar & Grill

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will hold initial screening interviews with Fire Chief candidates. The commission may convene in closed session to consider employment data, then reconvene in open session to report results.

• Initial screening interviews with Fire Chief candidates, with possible closed session under Wisconsin statutes.

The Police and Fire Commission approved its agenda, then entered closed session under Wisconsin statutes to conduct initial screening interviews with two Fire Chief candidates. The commission returned to open session and reported that the interviews had been completed. The meeting then adjourned.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Entered closed session for Fire Chief candidate interviews (3-0)
• Returned to open session (3-0)
• Approved report of screening interviews with two Fire Chief candidates (3-0)

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will consider awarding contracts for various public works projects, including parapet wall repairs, sewer and water resurfacing, and a community urban barn development. The committee will also consider reducing charges for a traffic light controller and electing new leadership.

• Award contract CITY HALL 1-26 PARAPET WALL REPAIRS to IEI General Contractors ($75,739.50)
• Award contract RESURFACING 1-26 (INCLUDING SEWER & WATER) to Jossart Brothers, Inc. ($4,221,446.81)
• Award contract PARKS 3-26 JBS URBAN BARN DEVELOPMENT to Milbach Construction Services Co. ($1,345,075.00)
• Consider reducing charges for damage to a traffic light controller
• Elect Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Improvement & Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee elected officers, approved minutes, and acted on several public works contracts. Key approvals included a $4.22 million road resurfacing and sewer/water contract, an $860,000 Fox River coastal hazard project design, a $1.35 million urban barn development, and City Hall parapet wall repairs. One motion referred a traffic light damage charge reduction request to staff for insurance submission, passing 3-1.

• Referred traffic light damage charge reduction request to staff for insurance claim (3-1, Delie opposed)
• Approved $859,983 final design services for Fox River coastal hazard project to GEI Consultants (unanimous)
• Approved $75,739.50 City Hall parapet wall repairs to IEI General Contractors (unanimous)
• Granted sidewalk builder licenses to Jim Fischer, Helmle, Total Construction, Al Dix, and Allied Concrete (unanimous)
• Approved $4,221,446.81 resurfacing contract (including sewer & water) to Jossart Brothers (unanimous)
• Approved $1,345,075.00 Parks 3-26 JBS Urban Barn Development to Milbach Construction Services (unanimous)

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee will vote on hiring GRAEF for $123,000 in architectural/engineering services for a new shelter/concession stand at Colburn Park. The agenda also includes electing a chairperson and vice-chairperson, approving the agenda and prior meeting minutes, and receiving a director's report.

• Consideration with possible action to hire GRAEF for $123,000 for design of a new shelter/concession stand at Colburn Park
• Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Parks Committee
• Approval of minutes from the April 15, 2026 meeting
• Director's Report on Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department updates

The Parks Committee voted unanimously to hire GRAEF for $123,000 to design a new shelter and concession stand at Colburn Park. The committee also elected its officers for the term, with Ben Delie as Chair and Jim Ridderbush as Vice-Chair, and approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes.

• Elected Ben Delie as Parks Committee Chair (4-0)
• Elected Jim Ridderbush as Vice-Chair (4-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved April 15, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved hiring GRAEF for $123,000 for architectural/engineering design of new shelter/concession stand at Colburn Park (4-0)

Board of Review

The Board of Review will examine the city's annual assessment roll to correct errors and verify property data. Members will also consider notices of intent to file objections for specific properties and review requests regarding hearing procedures.

• Objection notice: 1621 Janice Ave (parcel 6-1750)
• Objection notice: 645 S Irwin (parcel 17-444)
• Objection notice: 645 S Irwin (parcel 17-448)
• Objection notice: 3542 Finger Road (parcel 21-8069)
• Adoption of policies for hearing waivers and sworn testimony

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will meet to consider appointing a Chair and Vice-Chair. The committee is also reviewing a proposal to change the pay grade of the Resiliency Coordinator and a petition regarding how vacancies are filled.

• Appointment of a Personnel Committee Chair
• Appointment of a Personnel Committee Vice-Chair
• Reclassification of the Resiliency Coordinator position from Pay Grade J to Pay Grade K
• Petition to allow staff to replace existing budget-approved positions without seeking approval

The committee unanimously approved reclassifying the Resiliency Coordinator position from Pay Grade J to K. It also voted 3-1 to amend a petition that would have eliminated committee approval for replacing budgeted vacant positions, instead requiring staff to report all vacancies as an informational item. Alder Jon Shelton was appointed Chair and Alder Jennifer Grant Vice Chair.

• Appointed Alder Jon Shelton as Personnel Committee Chair (unanimous)
• Appointed Alder Jennifer Grant as Personnel Committee Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Reclassified Resiliency Coordinator position from Pay Grade J to K (4-0)
• Amended petition PC-26-05 to require staff to report all vacant positions as informational item (3-1)
• Approved petition PC-26-05 as amended (3-1)
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes from April 14, 2026 (4-0)

Finance Committee

The Green Bay Finance Committee will consider several expenditure items, including $157,521 for fire department radios and $126,695.81 for emergency sirens. Members will also vote on accepting a land donation on Emmet Street, a $600,000 budget amendment from parking operating to capital funds, and three police donations totaling $32,705. Additionally, they will discuss an appointment for chair and vice-chair, and a 60-day planning option extension for Keller Inc. on Erie Road.

• Land donation of parcel 18-754-A, Emmet St, from Diane Derks for future development
• Purchase of 18 APX800 All Band Radios for Fire Department for $157,521.00
• Purchase and install of 4 emergency notification sirens for $126,695.81
• Budget amendment transferring $600,000 from Parking Operating to Parking Capital fund
• Acceptance of three Police donations totaling $32,705

The Finance Committee appointed Kathy Hinkfuss as Chair and Jon Shelton as Vice-Chair. The committee approved the purchase of 18 APX800 radios and 4 emergency sirens for the Fire Department, a $600,000 transfer between parking funds, and a 60-day planning option extension for a parcel on Erie Road. Three police donations totaling $32,705 were also accepted.

• Appointed Kathy Hinkfuss as Finance Committee Chair
• Appointed Jon Shelton as Finance Committee Vice-Chair
• Approved purchase of 18 APX800 radios for Fire Department ($157,521)
• Approved purchase and install of 4 emergency notification sirens ($126,695.81)
• Approved $600,000 transfer from Parking Operating to Parking Capital fund
• Accepted 3 police donations totaling $32,705
• Approved 60-day planning option extension for Parcel 21-199 on Erie Road
• Approved 2026 budget amendment for special events overtime

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on several zoning items. The major item is an amendment to the Grandview Planned Unit Development (PUD) involving multiple parcels. Other matters include a conditional use permit for a rooming house at 828 Cherry Street and permits for new single-family homes in the S-RLI district on S Broadway and S Chestnut Ave.

• Public hearing and possible vote on amendment to Grandview PUD (ZP 26-07) covering parcels owned by multiple entities including the City of Green Bay
• Conditional Use Permit request for a rooming house at 828 Cherry Street (ZP 26-08)
• Public hearing and possible action to amend PUD for JBS Development Site (ZP 26-18) off Grand Boulevard
• Conditional Use Permits for three single-family homes at 1108, 1112, and 1116 S Broadway by Radue Homes
• Conditional Use Permits for six single-family homes by Habitat for Humanity at locations on S Broadway and S Chestnut Ave

The Plan Commission approved an amendment to the Grandview Planned Unit Development (PUD) for multiple parcels (ZP 26-07) by a unanimous vote. It also approved a conditional use permit for a rooming house at 828 Cherry Street (6-1, Daniels opposed) and unanimously approved two sets of single-family home conditional use permits: three by Radue Homes on South Broadway and six by Habitat for Humanity on South Broadway and Chestnut Avenue. Additionally, an amendment to the PUD for the JBS Development Site (ZP 26-18) passed unanimously.

• Approved Grandview PUD amendment (ZP 26-07) unanimously, subject to draft PUD adoption
• Approved conditional use permit for rooming house at 828 Cherry St (6-1, Derius Daniels opposed) with conditions
• Approved JBS Development Site PUD amendment (ZP 26-18) unanimously, subject to draft PUD adoption
• Approved three single-family home CUPs at 1108, 1112, and 1116 S Broadway by Radue Homes (unanimous)
• Approved six single-family home CUPs for Habitat for Humanity at 1216, 1319, 1321 S Broadway and 1305, 1223, 1322 S Chestnut Ave (unanimous)

Ad Hoc Facilities Committee

Protection and Policy Committee

The Protection and Policy Committee will consider several appeals regarding denied operator's licenses and an excess animal permit. The body will also review new and renewal liquor license applications for local businesses.

• Appeal by Tena Doxtater regarding denial of excess animal permit
• Operator's license appeals for Terry Mooren, Andria Nolan, Dawn Fischer, Alicia Schadrie-Wagnitz, Mykaiel Schadt-Reed, and Shane Schumacher
• Limited Expansion of Licensed Premises for Blue Collar Bar & Grill at 1313 S Broadway
• Renewal liquor application for Green Bay Blue Ribbons Baseball Club at 1450 E Walnut St
• Original Class B beer and liquor license applications for Studio 112 (1139 Main St) and The Depot (200 Dousman St)

The Protection and Policy Committee elected a chair and vice chair, then took action on several appeals and license applications. It denied Tena Doxtater's appeal of a denied excess animal permit, approved operator's licenses for Dawn Fischer and Alicia Schadrie-Wagnitz, and held other operator license appeals to May 11. The committee also approved a limited expansion for Blue Collar Bar & Grill and two original liquor licenses for Studio 112 and The Depot, with Alder Morgan abstaining on the Green Bay Blue Ribbons Baseball Club renewal.

• Elected Jim Hutchison as chair (4-0)
• Elected Doug Orlowski as vice chair (4-0)
• Denied Tena Doxtater's appeal of excess animal permit denial (4-0)
• Held appeals by Terry Mooren, Andria Nolan, Mykaiel Schadt-Reed, Shane Schumacher on operator's license denials until May 11 (4-0 each)
• Approved operator's license for Dawn Fischer (4-0)
• Approved operator's license for Alicia Schadrie-Wagnitz (4-0)
• Approved limited expansion for Blue Collar Bar & Grill, renewal for Green Bay Blue Ribbons Baseball Club (Alder Morgan abstaining), and original liquor licenses for Eddie Boyce at Studio 112 and Jeffrey Schermetzler at The Depot (3-0, Morgan abstaining from Item 9)
• Received informational police violation report

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will consider approving promotions to the rank of Police Sergeant. The commission may convene in closed session to discuss personnel data, then reconvene publicly to report results and handle remaining agenda items. This is the only substantive item on an otherwise procedural agenda.

• Consideration and possible action on requests for promotion(s) to Police Sergeant

The Police and Fire Commission approved the promotion of MaKayla Hennig and Dan Skenandore to the rank of Patrol Sergeant. The Commission entered a closed session to consider the personnel data before returning to open session to report the results.

• Approved agenda by unanimous consent
• Approved promotions of MaKayla Hennig and Dan Skenandore to Patrol Sergeant (3-0)

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission will consider a petition co-sponsored by Alder Proffitt, Mayor Genrich, and several aldermen to recommend the City adopt a resolution directed to Brown County. The resolution would reaffirm the Neville Public Museum's mission as a vital cultural institution and prioritize hiring a permanent director. The agenda also includes routine approval of minutes and a coordinator's report.

• Petition and communication to recommend City resolution to Brown County reaffirming Neville Public Museum's mission and prioritizing permanent director hiring
• Approval of minutes from April 15, 2026 meeting
• Coordinator's report and project updates
• Next meeting scheduled for May 27, 2026

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission voted to recommend that the City Council adopt a resolution directing Brown County to reaffirm the Neville Public Museum’s mission and prioritize hiring a permanent director. The commission first amended the resolution with additional language, then approved it unanimously. Other actions included approval of the meeting agenda and previous minutes.

• Amended and approved petition recommending City adopt resolution on Neville Museum mission and director hiring (5-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will vote on a development agreement with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions for redevelopment of multiple properties on Quincy, Pine, and Cherry streets, and authorize a WEDC grant application for the Fire Station Flats site on South Broadway. Other actions include awarding an $813,559 asphalt paving contract, approving a rezoning at 1696 Janice Avenue, and setting a $7 premier parking fee at Bay Beach Amusement Park.

• Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions for 227 N. Quincy St., 221 N. Quincy St., 624 Pine St., 618 Pine St., 616 Pine St., and 605 Cherry St.
• Resolution authorizing WEDC Community Development Investment grant application for 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Ave., and 421 Arndt St.
• Award of 2026 asphalt paving contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $813,559
• Rezoning of 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied Density Residential (R3) to Low Density Residential (R1)
• Premier parking fee of $7 per day at Bay Beach Amusement Park

The Common Council elected Jim Hutchison as president and Kathy A. Hinkfuss as vice president. The council approved multiple contracts, including a $1.4M bridge rehabilitation and a $813K paving contract, and reappointed members to various city boards.

• Elected Jim Hutchison as president (11-1)
• Elected Kathy A. Hinkfuss as vice president (11-1)
• Approved 2026-2027 Material Testing Contract to ECS Midwest, LLC
• Approved Hauling, Disposal, and Mobilization of Contaminated Soil services to Best Enterprises LLC ($61,769.90)
• Approved Master Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and City of Green Bay
• Approved Asphalt Paving 2026 contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. ($813,559.00)
• Approved Structural Rehabilitation Phase 1 contract for Main Street Bridge B-5-311 to Lunda Construction ($1,403,326.20)
• Approved Class B liquor license for Aldo's Pizza at 1247 Velp Ave

Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission

The Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission will consider multiple traffic-related actions, including removing traffic signals at Shawano Avenue (STH 29) and Siegler Street, and at Dousman Street and Taylor Street. It will also consider parking restrictions on West Mason Street frontage road and Liberty Street, a bus loading zone on Saint Anthony Drive, and modifying a parking condition on Washington Street. Additionally, the commission will review police reports on traffic enforcement and serious injury/fatal crashes.

• Removal of traffic signal at Shawano Avenue (STH 29) and Siegler Street
• Removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Taylor Street
• Parking restriction on both sides of West Mason Street south frontage road on behalf of Chili’s Restaurant (2363 West Mason Street)
• Modify 'No Stopping or Standing 12 A.M. to 3 A.M.' parking condition on Washington Street (PC-26-03)
• Create Bus Loading Zone on Saint Anthony Drive adjacent to Freedom House Ministries (2997 Saint Anthony Drive)

The Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission unanimously approved all items on the agenda. Key decisions included modifying parking restrictions on Washington Street on a 90-day trial, creating a bus loading zone for Freedom House Ministries, restricting parking near Chili's on West Mason Street, removing traffic signals at Shawano/Siegler and Dousman/Taylor, and restricting parking on Liberty Street. The commission also received and filed police reports on traffic enforcement and first-quarter serious injury/fatal crashes.

• Approved 90-day trial parking condition changes on Washington Street (5-0)
• Approved creation of a Bus Loading Zone on Saint Anthony Drive for Freedom House Ministries (5-0)
• Approved parking restrictions on both sides of West Mason Street south frontage road for Chili's Restaurant (5-0)
• Approved removal of traffic signal at Shawano Avenue and Siegler Street (5-0)
• Approved removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Taylor Street (5-0)
• Approved parking restriction on south side of Liberty Street west of Ridge Road (5-0)
• Received and filed March and April 2026 Traffic Enforcement Unit safety plan reports (5-0)
• Received and filed 2026 1st quarter serious injury and fatal crash report (5-0)

Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals will consider one appeal of a Common Council nonrenewal decision for Moonlight Spa's massage license and four variance requests for residential setback deviations. The board may vote on each item.

• Appeal 26-11: Moonlight Spa owner Qing Liu appeals Common Council's nonrenewal of massage license
• Appeal 26-05: Carol Fleming seeks variance to exceed front yard setback at 1317 Spence Street (R1 district)
• Appeal 26-08: Dalton Ruesch seeks variance from minimum garage standards for 3-4 family residence at 1330 Crooks Street
• Appeal 26-10: Jim Wolfe and Dan Peters seek corner front yard setback variance for one-family residence at 1437 Baumgart Rd
• Appeal 26-09: Seth Kollmer seeks front yard setback variance for one-family residence at 1737 East Shore Circle

The Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals denied an appeal regarding a massage business nonrenewal and a front porch setback request. The Board approved two other residential variance requests and postponed one item due to the applicant's absence.

• Denied appeal by Moonlight Spa owner Qing Liu regarding Common Council nonrenewal (2-1)
• Denied variance for front porch exceeding setback by 9.7 feet at 1317 Spence Street (3-0)
• Approved variance for enclosed garage standards at 1330 Crooks Street (3-0)
• Approved variance for front yard setback at 1737 East Shore Circle (3-0)
• Tabled variance request for 1437 Baumgart Rd to next meeting (3-0)

Sustainability Commission

The Sustainability Commission will consider adding language to municipal code Sec.28-3. This proposal would allow the harvesting of fruit and nuts from trees and shrubs on City-owned park property and establish rules for food forest zones.

• Proposed amendment to municipal code Sec.28-3 regarding fruit and nut harvesting on City-owned park property
• Designation of rules for food forest zones

The commission unanimously referred a proposal to draft amendments to municipal code Sec. 28-3 allowing fruit and nut harvesting on city-owned park property and designating rules for food forest zones. They also approved the agenda and previous meeting minutes, and received work group and resiliency coordinator reports.

• Referred fruit/nut harvesting code amendment to Park staff for drafting (9-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (9-0)
• Approved March 18, 2026, minutes (9-0)
• Received and filed work group reports (9-0)
• Received and filed Resiliency Coordinator report (9-0)

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission is meeting to review Fire Chief applications. The Commission may convene in closed session to discuss employment data, then reconvene in open session to report results and handle the rest of the agenda.

• Review of Fire Chief applications; possible closed session under Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(c) and (f)

The Police and Fire Commission approved the agenda and convened in closed session to review 28 Fire Chief applications. After closed session, they reported eliminating some applicants and identifying a subset to invite for screening interviews. The motion to approve the selection was passed 3-0.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Entered closed session to review Fire Chief applications (3-0)
• Returned to open session and approved list of applicants for screening interviews (3-0)

Green Bay Housing Authority

The April 16, 2026 meeting of the Green Bay Housing Authority has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for May 21, 2026. No business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items considered

Improvement and Services Committee

The Improvement and Services Committee will review several Department of Public Works requests, including contract awards and ordinance updates. The body is deciding on parking citation rates and a Master Development Agreement with the Oneida Nation.

• Award of ASPHALT PAVING 2026 to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $813,559.00
• Award of contaminated soil hauling and disposal to Best Enterprises LLC for $61,769.90
• Update to City of Green Bay Ordinance Chapter 40.37 for 2026 parking citation rates
• Master Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay
• Report of $1,403,326.20 contract for Main Street Bridge structural rehabilitation to Lunda Construction

The committee approved multiple public works contracts and updates. Key actions included awarding the 2026 asphalt paving contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $813,559, awarding contaminated soil hauling services to Best Enterprises LLC for $61,769.90, and entering into a Master Development Agreement with the Oneida Nation. A petition to reduce charges for a damaged traffic light controller was held to the next meeting.

• Approved 2026 asphalt paving contract to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. for $813,559 (unanimous 4-0)
• Awarded contaminated soil hauling/disposal services to Best Enterprises LLC for $61,769.90 (unanimous 4-0)
• Approved Master Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and City of Green Bay (unanimous 4-0)
• Approved update to parking citation rates in Ordinance Chapter 40.37 (unanimous 4-0)
• Awarded 2026-2027 Material Testing Contract to ECS Midwest, LLC (unanimous 4-0)
• Approved licenses for 14 sidewalk builders and 2 tree/brush trimmers (unanimous 4-0)
• Received and filed report of $1,403,326.20 Main Street Bridge rehabilitation contract award to Lunda Construction (unanimous 4-0)
• Held petition to reduce traffic light controller damage charges against Ayan Ahmed until next meeting (unanimous 4-0)

Parks Committee

The Parks Committee is considering a new $7 per day premier parking fee at Bay Beach Amusement Park, naming rights for the new train depot to the primary donor, and a utility easement request from Wisconsin Public Service on Beaver Dam Park property. They will also vote on a resolution supporting World Migratory Bird Day. The agenda includes approval of prior minutes and a director's report.

• Consideration of $7/day premier parking fee at Bay Beach Amusement Park
• Possible naming rights for new train depot to primary donor
• Approval of 12-foot utility easement for Wisconsin Public Service on Beaver Dam Park property
• Resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day
• Approval of March 11, 2026 Parks Committee meeting minutes

The Parks Committee unanimously approved a $7/day premier parking area at Bay Beach Amusement Park, naming rights for the new train depot to its primary donor, a 12-foot-wide permanent utility easement for Wisconsin Public Service on Beaver Dam Park property, and a resolution supporting World Migratory Bird Day. All votes were 4-0.

• Approved premier parking area at Bay Beach with $7/day fee (4-0)
• Approved naming rights for new train depot to primary donor (4-0)
• Approved 12' wide permanent utility easement for Wisconsin Public Service on Beaver Dam Park (4-0)
• Adopted resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day (4-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved March 11, 2026 minutes (4-0)
• Received and placed on file Director's Report (4-0)

Landmarks Commission

The Green Bay Landmarks Commission will meet to approve minutes from January 2026 and consider design reviews for three properties: 410 Porlier Street, 408 Dousman Street, and 203 N Oakland Avenue.

• Approval of minutes from January 21, 2026
• Design review for new windows at 410 Porlier Street
• Design review for exterior wall work and window infill at 408 Dousman Street
• Design review for window, door, and porch work at 203 N Oakland Avenue

The Green Bay Landmarks Commission unanimously approved three Certificate of Appropriateness applications for exterior work at historic properties: new windows at 410 Porlier Street, exterior wall work and window infill at 408 Dousman Street, and window, door, and porch work at 203 N Oakland Avenue. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved new windows at 410 Porlier Street (5-0)
• Approved exterior wall work and window infill at 408 Dousman Street (5-0)
• Approved window, door, and porch work at 203 N Oakland Avenue (5-0)
• Approved agenda and minutes from January 21, 2026 (5-0)

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board meeting scheduled for April 15, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is set for May 20, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting scheduled for May 20, 2026
• Video and minutes available online at www.greenbaywi.gov
• Notice of Common Council quorum
• Accessibility accommodations available

Green Public Arts Commission

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission will meet to discuss and potentially approve a revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program. The meeting also includes a coordinator's report and project updates.

• Consideration of the revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program

The Green Bay Public Arts Commission approved a revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program. The approval included specific conditions regarding sculpture pads and vinyl installation dimensions.

• Approved the April 15, 2026 agenda (4-0)
• Approved February 25, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved revised Rotating Arts Program RFP with conditions to amend sculpture pads to 6-8 and add vinyl installation dimensions for the Bridgewalk and elevators (4-0)

Personnel Committee

The Green Bay Personnel Committee will hold a regular meeting with one action item: a possible reclassification of the vacant Traffic Manager position. Other items include approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, and a report on routine personnel actions. No other major decisions are scheduled.

• Consideration with possible action to reclassify the vacant Traffic Manager position
• Approval of minutes from the March 10, 2026 meeting
• Report of Routine Personnel Actions

The Personnel Committee approved the agenda and the minutes from the March 10, 2026 meeting. The committee also voted to reclassify the vacant Traffic Manager position.

• Approved April 14, 2026 agenda (3-0)
• Approved March 10, 2026 minutes (3-0)
• Approved reclassification of vacant Traffic Manager position (3-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee meeting scheduled for April 14, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for April 28, 2026.

Redevelopment Authority

The Authority will consider several redevelopment projects, including the Fire Station Flats site on South Broadway. Discussions include environmental remediation loans, affordable housing loans, and multiple development agreements for residential and industrial sites.

• Public hearing on Brownfield Cleanup Alternatives for Fire Station Flats on South Broadway
• EPA Brownfield Revolving Loan to General Capital Acquisitions, LLC for Fire Station Flats
• Master Services Agreement Task Order with Stantec for $54,400.00
• Affordable Housing Development Loan of $250,000.00 for Fire Station Flats Apartments
• Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC for Quincy Street and Pine Street properties

The Authority approved multiple loans and grant applications for the Fire Station Flats site and authorized several development agreements for residential and industrial projects. It also approved a professional services contract for Grandview Industrial Park and the purchase of a property on Shawano Ave.

• Approved EPA Brownfield Revolving Loan to General Capital Acquisitions, LLC for Fire Station Flats (6-0)
• Approved $250,000 Large Scale Affordable Housing Development Loan to General Capital Acquisitions, LLC (6-0)
• Approved $54,400 Master Services Agreement Task Order with Stantec (6-0)
• Approved WEDC Community Development Investment grant application for Fire Station Flats (6-0)
• Approved Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC (6-0)
• Approved one-year development agreement with Radue Homes Inc. for 1108, 1112 & 1116 S Broadway (6-0)
• Approved $140,015 contract with Ayres Associates for Grandview Industrial Park (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 1803 Shawano Ave. Parcel: 6-258-B (6-0)

Green Bay Plan Commission

The Green Bay Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider action on a conditional use permit to allow a building to exceed maximum height requirements at 511 S Oneida Street in a Public Institutional district. They will also hold a public hearing and consider a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 123 Joan Avenue in an R1 Low-Density Residential zone. Other agenda items include approval of the meeting agenda and minutes from March 23, 2026.

• Public hearing and possible action on conditional use permit for building height exemption at 511 S Oneida Street (ZP 26-05)
• Public hearing and possible action on conditional use permit for accessory dwelling unit at 123 Joan Avenue (ZP 26-06)
• Approval of agenda and minutes from prior meeting

The Green Bay Plan Commission unanimously approved two conditional use permits: one to allow a building at 511 S Oneida Street to exceed maximum height in a Public Institutional district, and another to permit an accessory dwelling unit at 123 Joan Avenue in an R1 Low-Density Residential zone. Both motions passed 7-0.

• Approved conditional use permit for building height exceedance at 511 S Oneida Street (7-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for accessory dwelling unit at 123 Joan Avenue (7-0)

Protection and Policy Committee

Water Commission

The Water Commission will hold a routine meeting with no major decisions on the agenda. The main item is a general manager update, which is informational only. The meeting is largely procedural, including approvals of the agenda and prior minutes.

• Approval of agenda for April 13 meeting
• Approval of minutes from March 9 meeting
• General manager update (informational)

The Green Bay Water Commission met on April 13, 2026, and took only procedural actions. It unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the March 9, 2026 meeting. No substantive decisions were made; the remainder of the meeting consisted of an informational update from the General Manager.

• Approved the April 13, 2026 agenda (7-0)
• Approved the minutes from March 9, 2026 (7-0)

Equal Rights Commission

Claims Committee

The Claims Committee will meet in closed session to review claims filed against the City of Green Bay, then reconvene in open session to act on them. No specific claims are listed on the agenda; the meeting is procedural.

• Closed session under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(g) to review claims against the city
• Open session to vote on claims after closed review

Transit Commission

The Transit Commission will consider reclassifying the Mobility Coordinator position. The meeting also includes informational reports on the 2025 GBM Rider Survey, the Low Income Fare Trips (Lift) Program, and operational and financial updates.

• Reclassification of the Mobility Coordinator Position
• 2025 GBM Rider Survey report
• Low Income Fare Trips (Lift) Program report

The Transit Commission approved the reclassification of the Mobility Coordinator position to reflect updated responsibilities overseeing Paratransit and Microtransit services. The commission also approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes.

• Approved reclassification of the Mobility Coordinator Position (5-0)
• Approved April 8, 2026 agenda (5-0)
• Approved February 18, 2026 minutes (5-0)