Manitowoc public meetings in 2021
137 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Common Council
The Council will consider 2022 budget amendments, including an updated city assessed value of over $2.2 billion. The meeting also includes reviewing general city claims totaling approximately $2.9 million and several public works projects.
- $494,396.50 bid award for South 14th Street Lift Station & Force Main
- Approval of $2,995,665.25 in general city claims
- Creation of the Downtown Residential Investment Grant Program
- Joint Powers agreement with Manitowoc County Joint Dispatch Center
- 2022 Public Works Program resolution
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole and Room Tax Commission will discuss a summons and complaint filed by several entities, including The Hearty Olive, LLC. This includes consideration of a motion for a temporary restraining order and injunction. A closed session may be held to discuss legal strategy regarding Case 2021CV469.
- Summons & Complaint (Case 2021CV469) involving Manitowoc Area Visitors and Convention Bureau, Inc., The Hearty Olive, LLC, and WI Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus, Inc.
- Motion for TRO and Injunction regarding Case 2021CV469
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will consider an amendment to a conditional use permit for a senior living complex at 1127 & 1133 S. 16th Street. The agenda also includes reviews of quit claim deeds for Pierce Drive and several certified survey maps. Additionally, site plans for an auto repair facility and a parking lot addition are up for review.
- Amendment to conditional use permit for senior living complex at 1127 & 1133 S. 16th Street
- Quit claim deeds for Pierce Drive (Lulloff, Theis, and Sweeting)
- Certified survey maps for Doneff Holdings, Kortens Irrevocable Trust, and Allen Fager
- Site plan for a 3,600sf Manitowoc Auto Repair facility
- Site plan for Color Craft Graphic Arts parking lot addition
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will discuss change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects. The meeting also includes a review of contractor's payroll affidavits. No specific project names or dollar amounts were provided in the agenda.
- Review of change orders
- Pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects
- Contractor's payroll affidavits
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will review monthly reports from the police, fire, and life safety departments. The commission will also discuss and potentially take action on eligibility lists for patrol officers and the deputy chief.
- Police Department Patrol Officer Eligibility List
- Police Department Deputy Chief Eligibility List
- October and November 2021 Police Department Monthly Reports
- October and November 2021 Fire Department Monthly Reports
- October and November 2021 Division of Life Safety Monthly Reports
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review monthly reports from the police, fire, and life safety departments. The meeting includes discussions on street-legal ATV regulations and potential parking changes on Washington Street. Members will also consider a joint dispatch agreement with Manitowoc County.
- Ordinance to amend trespass regulations (section 14.440)
- Ordinance to amend parking on Yorkshire Lane (section 10.390)
- Implementation of street-legal ATV and golf cart regulations
- Joint Powers agreement with Manitowoc County Joint Dispatch Center
- Stop sign request for North 10th Street and Saint Clair Street
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will consider 2022 budget amendments and the creation of a Downtown Residential Investment Grant Program. The agenda also includes reviewing mobile food truck licenses and a municipal services agreement amendment.
- 2022 Budget Amendments including updated assessed value of $2,279,566,650
- Creation of the Downtown Residential Investment Grant Program
- Amendment to update mobile food truck vendor licenses
- Municipal Services Agreement Amendment with Progress Lakeshore
- Tax assessment summons from S & C Lowe's Home Centers, LLC
Personnel Committee
The committee will consider laborer wage adjustments in accordance with the 2022 budget. They will also review a memorandum of understanding with Teamsters Local 662 regarding a transit driver position. Additionally, members will discuss revisions to the employee policy manual.
- Laborer wage adjustments per the 2022 budget
- MOU with Teamsters Local 662 for a transit driver/utility person position
- Revisions to the Employee Policy Manual
- Review of Human Resources legal fees through November 2021
- Report on health plan funding
Committee of the Whole
This meeting is a scheduled test session for the Granicus Work Group. The agenda consists entirely of placeholder items, including test minutes, reports, resolutions, and agreements.
- Test-Minutes (21-1149)
- test-report (21-1150)
- test resolution (21-1151)
- test meeting report (21-1152)
- test agreement (21-1153)
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will meet to discuss and possibly take action on several infrastructure items. This includes reviewing bids for the South 14th Street Lift Station & Force Main project and a rebid for DPW shed insulation and heat upgrades. The board will also review change orders, pay estimates, and contractor payroll affidavits.
- Bids for 2022 South 14th Street Lift Station & Force Main (Project WU-22-2)
- Rebid for DPW Shed Insulation and Heat Upgrade Project (Project WB-21-18R)
- Review of change orders
- Review of pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
- Contractor's payroll affidavits
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will meet to discuss and possibly take action on the Assistant Fire Chief eligibility list (21-1140). The meeting also includes a period for public comment.
- Assistant Fire Chief eligibility list (21-1140)
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board will meet to discuss the Executive Director search in a closed session. The board will also consider 2022 staff development and holiday closures. Additionally, members will review financial reports and monthly library statistics.
- Discussion of Executive Director search
- Approval of October 25, 2021 meeting minutes
- Review of budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Action on 2022 staff development and holiday closures
- Discussion regarding virtual library cards
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works meeting agenda contains sparse items regarding engineering and public works projects. The body will discuss and possibly take action on change orders, pay estimates, and contractor's payroll affidavits.
- Change orders
- Pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
- Contractor's payroll affidavits
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss transferring the Waste Water Treatment Facility to Manitowoc Public Utilities. The agenda also includes reviews of updated policies, procedures, and fees for City-owned parking lots. Additionally, the committee will consider an ordinance regarding larger monument signs.
- Transfer of the Waste Water Treatment Facility (WWTF) to Manitowoc Public Utilities
- New policies, procedures, and fees for City-owned parking lots
- Amendments to regulations for limited time parking in City parking lots
- Ordinance to allow larger monument signs under Chapter 31
Finance Committee
The committee will review the 2022 Executive Budget, including capital projects and borrowing. The meeting also includes discussions on tax levy certifications and several legal claims for property damage.
- Review of the 2022 Executive Budget
- Tax levy certifications for Lakeshore Technical College and Manitowoc Public School District
- Creation of a Revolving Loan Fund policy and application
- Legal claims including a $100,000 claim and a $40,000 claim
- Interest in purchasing property at 1512 Washington Street
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will meet to discuss and potentially take action on agenda items. This includes reviewing the Police Department detective promotion eligibility list.
- Police Department detective promotion eligibility list (21-1066)
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will discuss and possibly take action on several items, including a contract for garage door installation at Silver Creek Park. The agenda also includes reviews of change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects.
- Agreement with Garage Door Specialty, Inc. for $14,800.00 to install roll up doors at the Silver Creek Park concession stand
- Review of change orders
- Review of pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review 2022 Department of Public Infrastructure fees and engineering agreements for South 8th & Franklin Street and South 21st & Washington Street. The agenda also includes discussions on culverts, storm drains, and a logging plan review.
- Resolution for 2022 Department of Public Infrastructure Fees
- JT Engineering agreement for South 8th & Franklin Street design services
- JT Engineering agreement for South 21st & Washington Street design services
- Review of Harvest Circle (South Leg) culverts and ditches
- Transfer of Municipal Field Baseball Diamond to Manitowoc Public School District
Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Personnel Committee is reviewing requests to create several new staff positions in departments including Transit, Police, and Engineering. The committee will also consider a $500 sign-on bonus for part-time transit drivers.
- Addition of a full-time Transit Utility Driver position
- Proposed $500 sign-on bonus for part-time transit drivers
- Addition of four DPI Laborer positions in Parks and Streets
- Addition of a Police Detective position
- Approval of new Tourism Department job descriptions
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will consider rezoning and annexation petitions for properties on South 15th Street. The meeting includes a discussion regarding barriers to development in the City of Manitowoc. Additionally, the commission will review a request to purchase city-owned property at Cleveland Avenue and Maritime Drive.
- Rezone South 15th Street from R-1 to R-4 (PC 41-2021)
- Rezone Block 246 of the Original Plat from I-2 to R-6 and B-3 (PC 42-2021)
- Discussion regarding barriers to development in Manitowoc (PC 25-2021)
- Request to purchase city-owned property at Cleveland Avenue and Maritime Drive (PC 43-2021)
- Site plan for Connection Church Pickleball Facility at 1455 N. Rapids Road
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review the 2022 Executive Budget, including capital projects and borrowing. The committee will also discuss proposed fees for housing inspections and services.
- 2022 Executive Budget review covering capital projects and borrowing
- Proposed housing inspection and service fees
- Requests for police detective additions
- Forestry tree budget and labor recommendations
Library Board
The board will review financial reports and approve previous meeting minutes. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding requests for reconsideration of challenged materials and the possible appointment of an Executive Director.
- Appointment of the Manitowoc Public Library Executive Director
- Request to close the library on December 26, 2021
- Presentation on requests for reconsideration regarding challenged materials policy
- Review of budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Discussion of a Resource Library Agreement draft
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will meet to discuss various engineering and public works projects. The agenda includes reviewing change orders, pay estimates, and contractor payroll affidavits. No specific projects or dollar amounts are identified in this document.
- Review of change orders
- Pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
- Contractor's payroll affidavits
Common Council
The Common Council will review the 2022 Executive Budget Proposal and hold a public hearing regarding proposed changes to Aldermanic District Boundaries. The agenda also includes discussions on infrastructure repairs, flood mitigation funding, and various city claims.
- Presentation of the 2022 Mayor Executive Budget Proposal
- Public hearing for proposed changes to Aldermanic District Boundaries
- Request for up to $10,000 for concrete/asphalt repairs at DPW Fuel Pumps
- Budget request of $200,000 for 2022 flooding issues throughout the city
- Resolution establishing an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Development Council
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss amending Aldermanic District boundaries and establishing new ward boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The agenda also includes a presentation on creating an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Development Council. Other items include discussions regarding firefighter bargaining and a potential development agreement with Mid America Rail & Gas.
- Resolution to establish an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Development Council
- Ordinance to amend Aldermanic District Boundaries
- Resolution establishing Supervisory Districts and Ward Boundaries based on the 2020 Census
- Discussion regarding 101 Maritime Drive
- Review of a potential development agreement with Mid America Rail & Gas
Library Board Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Personnel Committee will meet to discuss and possibly take action regarding candidates for the position of Executive Director. This item is scheduled for both closed and open sessions.
- Discussion and possible action regarding candidates for Executive Director
Police and Fire Commission
The commission will review September 2021 monthly reports for the Police, Fire Rescue, Life Safety, and Building Inspection departments. The meeting includes requests to approve eligibility lists for police patrol officers and fire rescue company officers. Additionally, the commission will consider promoting Deputy Police Chief Jason Freiboth to Assistant Police Chief.
- Promotion of Deputy Police Chief Jason Freiboth to Assistant Police Chief
- Approval of Police Department patrol officer eligibility list
- Fire Rescue Department eligibility list for promotion to company officer
- Review of September 2021 monthly reports for public safety departments
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will discuss several ordinance amendments regarding winter parking, animal regulations, and the sign code. The agenda also includes requests for traffic changes on North 15th Street and Calumet Avenue.
- "No Parking During School Hours" request for North 15th Street
- Left turn arrow requests at Calumet Avenue at South 30th and 35th Streets
- Sex Offender Residency Board appeals for Joe Xiong and Michael Szente
- Ordinance amendments for winter parking, nuisance properties, and animal regulations
- Discussion on removing signals at South 8th Street and Franklin Street
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will meet to discuss and possibly take action on several maintenance and engineering items. The agenda includes reviewing bids for a shed insulation and heat upgrade project.
- Bids for DPW Shed Insulation and Heat Upgrade, Project WB-21-18
- Review of change orders
- Pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
- Contractor's payroll affidavits
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review several infrastructure requests and policy updates. This includes agreements for intersection signal rehabilitation and the 2021-2022 winter parking ban ordinance. The committee will also consider a baseball diamond transfer and trolley usage policy.
- Request for street light on South 25th Street
- Signal rehab agreement for Franklin Street intersection
- Signal rehab agreement for 21st Street intersection
- 2021-2022 Winter Parking Ban ordinance
- Transfer of Municipal Field Baseball Diamond to school district
Finance Committee
The committee will review applicants for an open Manitowoc Public Utilities Commissioner position. Members will also discuss several legal claims regarding property damage and civil rights lawsuits. The agenda includes reviewing budget requests for staff positions and fuel pump repairs.
- Review of applicants for MPU Commissioner position
- Granicus Renewal Agreement through November 2022
- $10,000 request for DPW fuel pump repairs
- Property tax refund claims for Kerry Inc. properties
- Lawsuits involving Kimberly Howell against the City and Detective McCue
Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Personnel Committee will consider requests to approve revised job descriptions for several Fire Rescue roles. The committee is also reviewing compliance updates from a transit audit and the 2022-2024 Workers' Compensation Plan Agreement. A closed session is scheduled regarding fire contract negotiations.
- Revised Fire Rescue job descriptions for Firefighter/Paramedic, Lieutenant, MPO, and Captain
- Renaming RWAM Guard to Visitor Services Clerk
- EPM compliance updates following a transit audit
- Referral of 2022-2024 Workers' Compensation Plan Agreement to Council
- Closed session for 2022-2024 Fire Contract Negotiations
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will discuss and potentially take action on tourism services for 2022 and future years. The meeting also includes the review and approval of minutes from the September 21, 2021, meeting.
- Tourism services for 2022 and beyond (Item 21-0936)
- Approval of September 21, 2021, meeting minutes
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board will review August 2021 financial reports and administrative updates. The board is scheduled to vote on a new library logo and a holiday closure for December 26, 2021. A report regarding the director search will also be presented.
- Approval of proposed new Manitowoc Public Library logo
- Decision on library closure for Sunday, December 26, 2021
- Review of August 2021 budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Report on the Director Search by Trustee Thennes
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will consider appeals regarding noxious weed assessments for properties on Washington Street and Michigan Avenue. The agenda also includes reviews of change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects.
- Noxious weed assessment appeal for 905 Washington St.
- Noxious weed assessment appeal for 1718 Michigan Ave.
- Review of change orders
- Review of pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will discuss the 2022 Room Tax Budget and tourism services for the City of Manitowoc. The commission may also consider a recommendation for a new visitor center site.
- 2022 Room Tax Budget discussion
- Recommendation for a new visitor center site
- 2022 tourism services discussion
- October 9th National Marine Sanctuary event
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding a proposed change to the Official Map at 1929 South 35th Street and a zoning change in the River Point District. The council is also reviewing a Conditional Use Permit and Final Development Plan for the River Point Planned Unit Development.
- Zoning change from I-2 Heavy Industrial to B-4 Central Business in the River Point District
- $77,405.00 bid for Magnolia Avenue retaining wall replacement
- $52,693.00 contract for S.S. Badger Car Ferry Ramp repairs
- Funding up to $18,500 for three Parks Department trailers
- $114,882.81 payment to Fahrner Asphalt Sealers, LLC
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review potential development agreements with Metal Ware and Mid America Rail & Gas. The agenda also includes discussion and possible action regarding 101 Maritime Drive and firefighter bargaining.
- Discussion and possible action on 101 Maritime Drive
- Firefighter bargaining
- Potential development agreement with Metal Ware
- Potential development agreement with Mid America Rail & Gas
Board of Review
The Manitowoc Board of Review will meet to process objections to real and personal property assessments. The agenda includes reviewing the 2021 assessment roll and certifying corrections of error. The board will also consider requests for waivers regarding hearing notices.
- Objection to real property assessment for parcel 343-002-090 by James Kennedy
- Request from Lowe's Home Centers, LLC for a waiver of Board of Review hearing (parcel 835-101-666)
- Review of the Assessor's Annual Assessment Report and 2021 assessment roll
- Verification of ordinance regarding confidentiality of income and expense information
Library Board Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Personnel Committee will meet to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes a closed session to screen candidates for the Executive Director position.
- Screening of candidates for the Executive Director position
Police and Fire Commission
The commission will review monthly reports for the Police, Fire Rescue, and Division of Life Safety departments. The meeting also includes discussion and potential action regarding police patrol officer and training lieutenant eligibility lists.
- Police Department Patrol Officer Eligibility List
- Police Department Training Lieutenant Eligibility List
- July and August 2021 Police Department monthly reports
- July and August 2021 Fire Rescue Department monthly reports
- July and August 2021 Division of Life Safety monthly reports
Public Safety Committee
The committee will discuss several proposals regarding traffic control, including requests for new stop signs and intersection changes. Members will also consider ordinances related to fences, parking on Bayshore Drive, and fireworks regulations. The meeting includes a review of monthly reports from the Police and Fire Rescue departments.
- Ordinance to revise fences and hedges regulation
- Request for stop signs at North 10th Street and Saint Clair Street
- Proposal to change Madison Street and South 13th Street to a controlled intersection
- Ordinance to amend parking regulations on Bayshore Drive
- Ordinance to amend fireworks and pyrotechnics regulations
Personnel Committee
The committee will consider 2022 health care plan recommendations and revised job descriptions for Fire Rescue personnel. Members will also review budget directives to the Mayor regarding Human Resources and the City Attorney. A closed session is scheduled for fire contract negotiations and firefighter bargaining.
- Approval of 2022 health care plan recommendations
- Revised job descriptions for Firefighter/Paramedic, Lieutenant, and Motor Pump Operator
- Budget directives to the Mayor for Human Resources and City Attorney
- Closed session for 2022-2024 fire contract negotiations
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will meet to discuss and possibly take action on several infrastructure projects. The agenda includes reviewing bids for a retaining wall replacement on Magnolia Avenue and underwater repairs for the S.S. Badger car ferry ramp. The board will also address change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects.
- Bids for 2021 Magnolia Avenue block retaining wall replacement (Project WS-21-27)
- Bids for underwater repair of S.S. Badger car ferry ramp west counterweight (Project WO-21-28)
- Review of change orders and pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
Library Board Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Personnel Committee is meeting to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes a closed session to screen candidates for the Executive Director position via Zoom.
- Screening of candidates for the Executive Director position
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will meet to approve minutes from the July 28, 2021 meeting. The commission is also scheduled to discuss contract negotiations involving the City of Two Rivers and MAVCB.
- Review and approval of July 28, 2021, meeting minutes
- Discussion on contract negotiations with the City of Two Rivers and MAVCB
Finance Committee
The committee will review the 2020 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report and management letter. Members will consider funding requests for Parks Department trailers and a DPW truck box. The agenda also includes reviewing claims for property damage caused by heavy rain and sewer backups.
- Funding up to $18,500 for three Parks Department trailers
- Funding up to $12,100 for a DPW truck box
- Liquor license application for The Venue At Union Square at 702 York St
- Relocation of District 8 polling place to Lincoln Park Fieldhouse
- Review of audit RFP results and authorization for further negotiations
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee is meeting to address several flooding concerns at various city locations. The committee will also consider the adoption of the Zoo Masterplan and approval of a transit nondiscrimination plan. Other items include stormwater maintenance agreements and a street redesign.
- Discussion of flooding issues at North 5th and Pine Street, South 29th and Mero Street, and other locations
- Adoption of the Lincoln Park Zoo Masterplan
- Approval of the Transit Title VI Nondiscrimination Plan
- Stormwater Management Facility Maintenance Agreements for T&L Investment Group and North 30th Mini Storage
- Redesign of Washington Street
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will hold public hearings on rezoning the River Point area from industrial to business use. The meeting also features a presentation of a city housing study and discussions regarding regulations for portable storage units.
- Rezoning of River Point from I-2 Heavy Industrial to B-4 Central Business
- Conditional Use Permit and Final Development Plan for River Point PUD
- Ordinance regulating Portable Storage Units
- Presentation of the City of Manitowoc Housing Study
- Site plan for an 87-unit apartment complex at 1000 River Point Drive
Common Council
The Common Council will review reports from the Public Infrastructure Committee. This includes reviewing bids for the Rahr-West Art Museum elevator project and considering contract awards for green space modifications and tree installations.
- Request to award Vinton Construction an alternate bid of $69,700 for N 8th St & Maritime Drive green space modifications
- Review of bids received for the Rahr-West Art Museum Elevator Addition & Remodel
- Request to award tree and planter installation alternates to Highway Landscapers
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board will review July 2021 budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813. The meeting includes discussions on the 2022 budget and a library use comparison report. Additionally, the board may enter closed session to discuss library director applicants.
- Review of 2022 Budget (action requested)
- Discussion of library director applicants in closed session
- Approval of July and August 2021 meeting minutes
- Review of July 2021 budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Update on the 2021 Summer Reading Program
Personnel Committee
The Personnel Committee will meet to discuss fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024. The agenda includes a notice for a closed session regarding firefighter bargaining.
- Fire Contract Negotiations-2022-2024
- Firefighter Bargaining
Library Board Personnel Committee
The committee will meet to review applications for the library director position during a closed session. In open session, members will discuss the process for hiring the next Executive Director.
- Review and discussion of library director applicants
- Discussion regarding process for hiring the next Executive Director
Library Board Finance Committee
The Library Board Finance Committee is meeting to review the 2022 budget. The agenda also includes a discussion of the 2020 Impact Snapshot.
- Review and possible action on the 2022 Budget
- Discussion of the 2020 Impact Snapshot
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will discuss several infrastructure items. This includes reviewing bids for an elevator addition at the Rahr-West Art Museum and a tree planting contract for 8th Street. The meeting also covers change orders and pay estimates for various projects.
- Bids for Rahr-West Art Museum Elevator Addition (Project #WB-21-26)
- $22,655.00 agreement with Highway Landscapers, Inc. to plant trees on 8th St.
- Change orders and pay estimates for engineering/public works projects
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding rezoning requests for 2102 Marshall Street and West Custer Street. The meeting also includes reviewing infrastructure payments and proposed municipal code amendments.
- Public hearing for rezoning 2102 Marshall Street to B-3 General Business District
- $564,836.15 payment to Michels Corporation for SS Badger ramp repairs
- $107,435.50 payment to Brickline, Inc. for pavement marking
- Ordinance to amend the municipal code regarding two-way streets
- $15,000 contract with Trail Genius for park and trail work
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss and possibly take action on item 21-0744 regarding 101 Maritime Drive. The committee may also convene in a closed session to discuss this matter.
- Discussion and possible action on 101 Maritime Drive (Item 21-0744)
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will consider an agreement with Trail Genus for the Interactive Trail Project and recommendations regarding CDBG project payments. The agenda also includes reviews of change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects.
- $15,000.00 agreement with Trail Genus for Interactive Trail Project
- Recommendation to pay 100% for CDBG projects on S 30th St, Custer St, and Rahr-West Art Museum Elevator
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review monthly reports from police, fire, and life safety departments. The committee will also consider several ordinances regarding street parking and portable storage units. Discussion includes traffic concerns on Wollmer Street and Wildwood Drive.
- Ordinance to regulate portable storage units
- Ordinance to revise parking on Marshall Street and South 15th Street
- Ordinance to revise Quay Street parking for electric vehicles and handicap stalls
- Sex offender residency board appeal for Hunter Jacquart
- Presentation on a pepper ball launcher by Lieutenant Robert Arps
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review second-quarter 2021 financial reports, including budget exceptions, investments, and claims. The committee will also discuss potential items for the Mayor's proposed 2022 budget and receive an update on the Mirro Site/Boys and Girls Club.
- Update on Mirro Site / Boys and Girls Club
- Relocation of Visitor and Convention Bureau
- 2nd Quarter 2021 Budget Exception Report
- 2nd Quarter 2021 Investment Report
- Potential items for the Mayor's Proposed 2022 City Budget
Personnel Committee
The committee will consider revisions to the city's Volunteer Policy and review reports on health plan funding and human resources initiatives. The agenda also includes a closed session for fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024 and a transit grievance.
- Request for revisions to the Volunteer Policy
- Review of Human Resources legal fees through July 2021
- Report on Health Plan Funding
- Fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024
- Transit grievance discussion
Plan Commission
The Manitowoc Plan Commission will review several zoning changes and property petitions. The agenda includes discussions on West Custer Street annexation and proposed ordinances for portable storage units.
- Rezoning West Custer Street from R-1 to R-4 residential
- Rezone request for 2102 Marshall Street from B-1 to B-3 business
- Ordinance regulating portable storage units in the municipal code
- Request to purchase a portion of City Hall parking lot at 812 S. 8th Street
- Discussion regarding River Point District rezoning from I-2 to B-4
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will discuss bids for the 2021 Televising Miscellaneous Sewers II project. The board will also review insurance requirements for sidewalk agreements and a right-of-way encroachment request for 702 York St.
- Bids for 2021 Televising Miscellaneous Sewers II, Project WU-21-19
- Updated insurance requirements for Sidewalk Privilege Agreements
- Right-of-way encroachment request for a deck and ramp at 702 York St
- Review of change orders and pay estimates for public works projects
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will discuss the creation of a Special Events Coordinator/City Marketing position. The meeting also includes discussion regarding contract negotiations with the City of Two Rivers and MAVCB. Approval of the June 3, 2021, meeting minutes is on the agenda.
- Creation of a Special Events Coordinator/City Marketing position
- Contract negotiations with the City of Two Rivers and MAVCB
- Approval of June 3, 2021, meeting minutes
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board will discuss the timeline for replacing the Library Director and review June 2021 budget status reports. The board also intends to take action regarding recognition for interim department head duties.
- Approval of June 28 and July 21 meeting minutes
- Review of June 2021 budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Discussion of Library Director replacement timeline
- Action on 'Step Up' recognition for interim department head duties
- Quarter 2 Budget Exception Report discussion
Library Board Personnel Committee
The committee will discuss options for short-term library management and may take action on the matter. They will also discuss the hiring process for the vacant Library Director position.
- Discussion and possible action regarding short-term Library Management (21-0678)
- Discussion of hiring process for vacant Library Director position (21-0679)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss reconfiguration plans for 8th Street and 10th Street. The committee will also consider the sale of property located at 4221 Calumet Ave.
- Reconfiguration of 8th Street and 10th Street
- Possible action on the sale of property at 4221 Calumet Ave
- Review of General Transportation Aids calculations
Common Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding proposed changes to the Downtown Design Review Overlay District and new rules for murals and public art. The agenda also includes approvals for infrastructure projects, such as sidewalk construction and bridge repairs.
- Public hearing on Downtown Design Review Overlay District amendments
- New ordinance creating regulations for Murals and Public Art
- $219,676.05 contract for new concrete sidewalks on N 8th Street
- $89,092.43 payment for Broadway Street Bridge repairs and sealing
- Conditional Use Permit request for Connection Church at 1455 N Rapids Road
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will discuss a request from Connection Church for a Conditional Use Permit. The proposal involves establishing a church and gym/community center at 1455 N Rapids Road.
- Conditional Use Permit for a church and gym/community center at 1455 N Rapids Road
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will review monthly reports from the police, fire rescue, and life safety departments. The meeting also includes consideration of an external search for an Assistant Fire Chief and a review of the firefighter/paramedic eligibility list.
- External search for Assistant Fire Chief position
- June 2021 Police Department Monthly Report
- June 2021 Fire Rescue Department Monthly Report
- June 2021 Division of Life Safety Monthly Report
- Firefighter/Paramedic eligibility list review
Finance Committee
The Manitowoc Finance Committee will consider several items, including an EPA Site Assessment Coalition Grant agreement. The committee will also review a new ordinance for murals and a communications audit agreement. A closed session is scheduled to discuss property terms for River North Apartments.
- Approval of EPA Site Assessment Coalition Grant Memorandum of Agreement
- Ordinance to create Section 15.460 of the MMC regarding murals
- Agreement with The SpyGlass Group, LLC for a communications audit
- Review and approval of Revolving Loan Fund Policy
- Term sheet for property at 1000 River Point Drive
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will consider several items regarding city infrastructure and land use. This includes a request to adopt the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan and a study for the South 19th Street Pumping Station.
- Adoption of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan
- South 19th Street Pumping Station Study
- Stormwater Management Facility Maintenance Agreement with Manitowoc Storage Solutions, LLC
- Request to install posts on Homestead Rd at Red Fox Ln and Knuell St
- Donation of a metal dog statue for the Blue Rail Walkway
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will meet to discuss change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects. The agenda does not provide specific project names or dollar amounts.
- Review of change orders
- Pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
- Contractor's payroll affidavits
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to nominate officers for the 2021-2022 term. The board will also review the impact of COVID-19 on library services and staff. Additionally, members will review financial reports and approve previous meeting minutes.
- Nomination of Officers for 2021-2022
- Review of COVID-19 transition plan and metrics
- Approval of May 24 and June 23 meeting minutes
- Review of budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Discussion regarding email accounts for Board members
Plan Commission
The Manitowoc Plan Commission will meet to discuss several land use items, including an amendment to the Cinema Square Planned Unit Development. The commission will also consider a special permit for an animated billboard and new regulations for murals. Additionally, members will discuss barriers to development in the city.
- Special permit request for an animated billboard at 4744 S. Rapids Road
- Ordinance amendment for Downtown Design Review Overlay District
- New ordinance to create regulations for murals
- Amendment to Cinema Square Planned Unit Development on S 44th Street
- Quit Claim Deed for area south of Michigan Avenue and County JJ
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will consider bids for new concrete sidewalks on North 8th St. The board will also review an agreement with Hamann Construction Company for work at Lincoln Park Fieldhouse. Additionally, the meeting includes reviews of change orders and pay estimates for various engineering and public works projects.
- Bids for new concrete sidewalks on North 8th St. (Project WS-21-16)
- $11,162.00 agreement with Hamann Construction Company for Lincoln Park Fieldhouse window replacement and tuck pointing
- Review of change orders
- Pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
Library Board Nominating Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Nominating Committee is meeting to establish a full slate of officers for the 2021-2022 term. The agenda also includes a period for public comment regarding library oversight.
- Selection of 2021-2022 officers
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings on property rezoning and updates to the sign ordinance. The council is also reviewing infrastructure bids, including a $3.4 million project for Custer Street reconstruction. Additionally, members will consider various city claims and committee reports.
- Custer Street Reconstruction bid: $3,469,845.90
- Rezoning 6306 Calumet Avenue from R-1 to B-1
- Rezoning 5624 Custer Street from R-1 to I-2
- Proposed $85,000 expenditure for Magnolia Ave Wall repair
- Updates to the city Sign Ordinance and new Murals section
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss the reconfiguration of 8th Street and 10th Street. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Manitowoc Public Utilities coal pile and the potential sale of property at 4221 Calumet Ave.
- Reconfiguration of 8th Street and 10th Street
- Discussion on Manitowoc Public Utilities Coal Pile
- Possible action on the sale of property at 4221 Calumet Ave
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will meet to discuss an emergency resolution regarding the Public Safety Building's HVAC system. The meeting includes a proposal to replace a chiller.
- Emergency resolution to replace chiller on HVAC system at Public Safety Building
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss an update on employee performance. This item may be addressed in both closed and open sessions.
- Update on employee performance (21-0552)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review monthly reports from the Police, Fire Rescue, and Division of Life Safety departments. The committee will also consider requests for a new no-parking zone on Quay Street and additional traffic signage in an alleyway.
- Request for no parking on the south side of Quay Street between Lakeside Foods loading docks and South 5th Street
- Request for speed limit and 'children at play' signs in the alley between North 6th Street and Lincoln Boulevard
- Discussion regarding a Police Department facility dog program
- Approval of April and May 2021 monthly reports for Police, Fire Rescue, and Division of Life Safety
Board of Public Works
The Board will review several construction bids, including work at Camp Vits and on York Street. The meeting also includes discussions regarding change orders and pay estimates for various public works projects.
- Bids for Camp Vits bridge, privy, parking lot, and trail
- Bids for 2021 parking lot construction at 700 Blk York Street
- Review of change orders
- Review of pay estimates for various engineering/public works projects
Public Infrastructure Committee
The committee will consider creating a Downtown Parklet Program and extending sanitary sewers to S. 15th Street. Members will also review agreements for paratransit services and stormwater maintenance at Bank First. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions regarding truck traffic on Wollmer Street.
- Creation of a Downtown Parklet Program
- Sanitary sewer extension to S. 15th Street
- Stormwater Maintenance Agreement with Bank First
- Paratransit Service Agreement with Manitowoc County ADRC
- Request for stop signs at South 19th and Wollmer Street
Police and Fire Commission
The commission will review monthly reports for the Police, Fire Rescue, and Division of Life Safety departments from April and May 2021. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding the Patrol Officer Eligibility List. A closed session is scheduled to discuss Police Department employee performance updates.
- Review of monthly reports for Police, Fire Rescue, and Division of Life Safety departments
- Discussion of the Patrol Officer Eligibility List
- Closed session regarding Police Department employee performance updates
Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Personnel Committee will meet to discuss aldermanic compensation and a request for an unpaid intern in the City Attorney's Office. The agenda includes reports on health plan funding and human resources initiatives. Additionally, the committee may enter closed session regarding fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024 and a transit grievance.
- Review of aldermanic compensation
- Resolution to hire a Library Page related to elected officials or supervisors
- Request for an unpaid intern in the City Attorney's Office
- Fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024
- Review of legal fees billed through May 2021
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is holding a working session to discuss public infrastructure. The discussion includes reviewing city streets with CR-4 or less ratings and alley reconstruction maps. No decisions will be made during this meeting.
- Discussion on Public Infrastructure (21-0509)
- Review of 2020 list of City Streets With CR-4 or Less
- 2020 PASER Ratings for the Alleys
- Alley Maps - Completed Proposed Reconstructions
Room Tax Commission
The commission will discuss terms for an agreement with the MAVCB regarding tourism services. It will also consider future room tax revenue expenditures for tourism promotion and development. Additionally, members may take action on purchasing a bus to be used as a trolley.
- Agreement terms with the MAVCB for tourism services
- Future room tax revenue expenditures for tourism promotion and development
- Purchase of a bus to be used as a trolley
- Approval of May 17, 2021, meeting minutes
Finance Committee
The committee will discuss potential land purchases for I-TEC Park expansion and a $85,000 repair for the Magnolia Ave Wall. Members will also consider an amendment to the Granicus service agreement and a request for audit services. Additionally, the agenda includes updates on CAWG membership and the American Rescue Plan.
- Potential land purchase for I-TEC Park expansion
- $85,000 repair of Magnolia Ave Wall
- Fourth Amendment to Granicus Service Agreement
- Request for approval of RFP for Audit Services 2021-2025
- Authorization to sign previously approved land sales
Plan Commission
The Manitowoc Plan Commission will consider several rezoning requests and a conditional use permit for a community center. The meeting also includes discussions on property annexation and an ordinance amendment regarding parking area maintenance.
- Rezoning of 6306 Calumet Avenue from R-1 to B-1 District
- Rezoning of 5624 Custer Street from R-1 to I-2 for direct annexation
- Conditional Use Permit for a church and gym at 1455 N Rapids Road
- Ordinance amendment regarding parking area development and maintenance
- Variance request for a future street south of Michigan Avenue
Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works will consider bids for the Custer Street reconstruction project. The agenda includes maintenance agreements for Schuette Park and restroom restoration at Lincoln Park. The board will also review change orders and pay estimates for various engineering projects.
- Bids for 2021 Concrete Paving II (Custer Street Reconstruction)
- $9,300.00 agreement with Play by Design for Schuette Park playground maintenance
- $13,123.00 agreement with Philippi Quality Construction for Lincoln Park restroom restoration
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board of Trustees will review the impact of COVID-19 on services and staff, including mask requirements. The board is also scheduled to consider revisions to the Employee Policy Manual and discuss meeting locations. Additionally, the agenda includes updates regarding a new video game collection.
- Review of COVID-19 mask requirements for staff and the public
- Revisions to the Employee Policy Manual
- Update on SILLI Grant recipient 'Game On' video game collection
- Approval of April 26, 2021, meeting minutes
- Review of budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
Board of Review
This meeting is for the procedural organization of the Board of Review. The agenda includes electing a Chair and Vice-Chair and administering oaths of office to members.
- Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
- Administration of oath of office to board members
- Verification of mandatory training requirements
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding a rezoning at 3201 Packer Lane and conditional use permits for facilities on Johnston Drive and N. 17th Street. The council will also review an analysis of brownfield cleanup alternatives for the River Point District. Other business includes utility project updates and various committee reports.
- Rezoning of 3201 Packer Lane from R-1 to R-4
- Conditional Use Permit for Adult Day Care at 2005 Johnston Drive
- Safety Building automation upgrades in the amount of $159,764.00
- Red Arrow Park building upgrades in the amount of $23,528.00
- Brownfield cleanup analysis for the River Point District
Room Tax Commission
The Commission will consider action on a letter to terminate a services agreement between the City of Manitowoc, the City of Two Rivers, and the MAVCB. Members will also discuss potential new agreements with the MAVCB or another entity.
- Action on terminating services agreement involving Manitowoc, Two Rivers, and MAVCB
- Discussion on a new agreement with MAVCB or another entity
- Approval of April 13, 2021 meeting minutes
- Discussion on future meeting dates
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review first-quarter budget exception and claims reports. The agenda includes a request to extend music hours at the County Expo/Fair pavilion and a real estate tax rescission of $18,881.45. Members may also enter closed session to discuss property leases and land purchases.
- Request to extend live band music and beer sales at County Expo/Fair pavilion for August 2021
- Request to rescind $18,881.45 in real estate taxes due to error on Wisconsin Public Service Corp parcel
- Potential lease of property to AMMO, Inc.
- Potential purchase of land for I-TEC Park Expansion
- Forestry budget transfer to Public Works
Personnel Committee
The Manitowoc Personnel Committee will review human resources reports and legal fees. The committee is scheduled to consider a resolution for hiring seasonal employees and updates to the Employee Policy Manual. A closed session is also planned regarding fire contract negotiations and a transit grievance.
- Resolution to hire seasonal employees related to elected officials, department heads, or supervisory personnel
- Employee Policy Manual language updates
- Review of Human Resources legal fees through April 2021
- Fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024
- Transit grievance
Plan Commission
The Plan Commission will review proposed changes to the city sign code and a rezoning request for 3201 Packer Lane. The meeting also includes requests for an adult day care facility at 2005 Johnston Drive and a building addition site plan for the Rahr-West Art Museum.
- Rezoning of 3201 Packer Lane from R-1 to R-4
- Conditional Use Permit for adult day care at 2005 Johnston Drive
- Revision of city sign code (repealing Section 15.450)
- Rahr-West Art Museum building addition site plan review
- Official Map amendment near Kellner Street
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board of Trustees will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on library hours, sanitization, and building capacity. The board also plans to consider a new reserve fund policy and a three-year lease with the Manitowoc-Calumet Library System. Additionally, parking lot closure requests for special events like Balloon Glow will be reviewed.
- Review of COVID-19 impacts on library hours and sanitization
- Establishment of a new Reserve Fund Policy
- Approval of a three-year lease with Manitowoc-Calumet Library System
- Parking lot closure requests for Balloon Glow and Farmers Market
- Approval of 2021 Foundation allocations
Common Council
The Common Council will hold an organizational session to swear in Mayor Justin M. Nickels and five new council members. The meeting includes the election of a Council President and the adoption of new council rules. The agenda also features a resolution to extend mask requirements in city buildings through June 30, 2021.
- Oaths of office for Mayor Justin M. Nickels and five council members
- Election of Common Council President
- Adoption of 2021-2022 Council Rules and Code of Conduct
- Resolution extending mask requirements in city buildings through June 30, 2021
- Stormwater maintenance agreement with Ammo, Inc at 6301 Custer Street
Common Council
The Manitowoc Common Council will review several infrastructure contracts, including major road reconstructions and repairs to the S.S. Badger ferry ramp. The agenda also includes presentations of police awards and various community proclamations. Additionally, the council will consider the approval of city claims totaling over $5 million.
- $1,999,982.67 contract for S. 30th Street reconstruction
- $441,630.00 bid for underwater repair of the S.S. Badger ferry ramp
- $189,054.15 for N 8th Street and Maritime Drive intersection improvements
- Awards of Valor for Officer Matt Klein and Captain Grissom
- Payment of general city claims totaling $5,183,763.85
Police and Fire Commission
The commission will review monthly and annual reports for the Police, Fire & Rescue, and Division of Life Safety departments. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the Police Department patrol officer eligibility list.
- Police Department patrol officer eligibility list
- February and March 2021 monthly reports for Police, Fire & Rescue, and Division of Life Safety
- 2020 annual reports for Police and Fire & Rescue departments
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will discuss and potentially take action on two Discover Manitowoc Grant applications. These include a proposal from Sunrise Rotary for the Lighthouse Tour and an application from Kids From Wisconsin. The commission will also review the minutes from the March 22, 2021 meeting.
- Sunrise Rotary Lighthouse Tour grant application (21-0323)
- Kids From Wisconsin grant application (21-0324)
- Approval of March 22, 2021, meeting minutes
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will discuss a services agreement involving the City of Manitowoc Room Tax Commission, Two Rivers Room Tax Commission, and the Manitowoc Area Visitor and Convention Bureau. The commission may take action on this item.
- Discussion on services agreement between Manitowoc and Two Rivers Room Tax Commissions and the Manitowoc Area Visitor and Convention Bureau
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review monthly reports from the police, fire, and life safety departments. The committee will also consider a request to extend no parking on South 10th Street near Division Street. Additionally, members will discuss outdoor lighting regulations and traffic violation forfeitures.
- Request to extend No Parking on South 10th Street at Division Street
- Ordinance establishing forfeitures for certain traffic violations
- Crime Prevention Committee amended bylaws
- Discussion regarding outdoor lighting Ordinance 18.040
Library Board Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on library services and staff. This includes reviewing a phased approach to extending library hours, sanitization schedules for collections, and building capacity limits.
- Review of phased approach to extending Library hours
- Review of collection sanitization and cleaning schedules
- Review of library building capacity limits
- Review of COVID-19 impacts on staff and services
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review several infrastructure and utility requests. Discussion includes a special assessment for concrete paving on Roneta Lane and a watermain petition for River Point. The committee will also consider requests regarding curbside numbering and equipment purchases.
- Special assessment for 2020 concrete paving on Roneta Lane
- Plan E Watermain Petition for River Point
- Request to purchase a Jetter camera for Department of Public Infrastructure
- Request for a mural at Lincoln Park Zoo Shelter
- Resolution to backfill a full-time Bridge Tender position
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss a fourth amendment to the Granicus Service Agreement and the 2021 first quarter Internal Controls Report. The committee will also review updates regarding CAWG requests. Additionally, members will consider approving minutes from previous meetings.
- Fourth Amendment to Granicus Service Agreement
- 1st Quarter 2021 Internal Controls Report
- 2021 CAWG Request Update
- Approval of March 2, 2021 Finance Committee minutes
- Approval of February 22, 2021 Public Utilities Commission minutes
Personnel Committee
The committee will consider reclassifying a police clerk position and approving a new recruitment process. Discussion is also planned for an agreement with Concordia University. The meeting will conclude with discussions on fire contract negotiations and audit results.
- Reclassification of PD Clerk Typist to PD Administrative Clerk
- Request to approve revised backfill/recruitment process
- Proposed agreement with Concordia University
- Fire contract negotiations for 2022-2024
- Review of audit results from Central States
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a fifth extension of the COVID-19 emergency declaration. The agenda also includes reviewing bids for infrastructure projects and amendments to industrial park covenants.
- Fifth extension of Mayoral Declaration of Emergency due to COVID-19
- Quit Claim Deed with Bay Pointe Developers II LLC for Parcel Number 817-403-020
- Amendment to Manitowoc I-43 Industrial Park Protective Covenants
- Bids for River Point Development Phase I and asphalt paving
- Resolution approving the 2021-2023 Harbor Development Statement of Intentions
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board of Trustees will review the impact of COVID-19 on library services, staff, and study room recommendations. The board is also scheduled to discuss establishing a reserve fund policy and analyzing 2020 performance against Wisconsin state standards. Additionally, the meeting includes reviews of recent financial reports and administrative updates.
- Review of COVID-19 impact on library services and staff
- Discussion on establishing a reserve fund policy
- Analysis of 2020 library performance against Wisconsin state standards
- Approval of February and March meeting minutes
- Review of budget status reports for Funds 2810 and 2813
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will review a presentation from the Manitowoc Area Visitor and Convention Bureau. The commission may decide whether to continue or end their agreement with the bureau by June 1, 2021. They will also consider tourism service RFPs and grant applications.
- Possible approval of RFP for tourism services
- Decision on intent to continue or end agreement with Manitowoc Area Visitor and Convention Bureau
- Review of Maritime Bay Classic Bicycle Race grant application
- Funding request from the Public Arts Committee
Common Council and Mayoral Candidates Forum
The event consists of opening and closing statements from council and mayoral candidates. The Citizens Advisory Committee and the public will also participate by asking questions.
- Opening and closing statements from council and mayoral candidates
- Questions for council candidates from the Citizens Advisory Committee
- Questions for mayoral candidates from the Citizens Advisory Committee
- Public questions via Facebook live and Zoom
Common Council
The Manitowoc Common Council will discuss a request for unbudgeted storm sewer installation at North 5th and Pine Streets. The agenda also includes reviewing various public works bids for sewer re-lining, sidewalk replacement, and concrete paving. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances regarding taxicab licenses and garbage hauling.
- Request for unbudgeted storm sewer installation at N. 5th St. and Pine St.
- Approval of general city claims totaling $2,490,985.40
- Bids for sewer re-lining ($144,054.70) and concrete paving ($385,283.61)
- Ordinance to amend regulations for Taxicab Vehicle and Driver's Licenses
- Purchase of Western Star Salter Plow Trucks and a John Deere Backhoe Loader
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review monthly reports for the police, fire rescue, and life safety departments. The committee will also consider potential changes to downtown parking based on a request and a 2018 study.
- Discussion of changing downtown parking
- Review of the 2018 parking study
- February 2021 Police Department Monthly Report
- February 2021 Fire Rescue Department Monthly Report
- February 2021 Blight Expense Report
Library Board Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee will meet to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on library services and staff. The committee also plans to review a low threat level document and study room recommendations.
- Review of COVID-19 impact on MPL services and staff
- Review of MPL low threat level document
- Review of Study Room recommendation
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will consider equipment purchases and playground renovation funding. The agenda also includes discussions on tree removal permit fees and utility easements on South 6th Street.
- Purchase of one John Deere Backhoe Loader
- Purchase of two Western Star Salter Plow Trucks
- Use of Schuette Playground Maintenance funds for renovation consultation
- Fee increase for street tree removal permits
- Utility easement on South 6th Street for True Endeavors, LLC
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss a development agreement and incentives for the Dramm Corporation project in I-TEC Park. The committee will also consider funding for storm sewer installation at North 5th and Pine Streets and various ordinance amendments.
- Incentives/Development Agreement for Dramm Corporation in I-TEC Park
- Funding for unbudgeted storm sewer installation at N. 5th St. and Pine St.
- Structural assessment request for River Lofts river walk
- Ordinance amendments for taxicab licenses and garbage hauler regulations
- Resolution to backfill two Rahr-West Art Museum security guard positions
Personnel Committee
The committee will consider fire arbitration awards and a request to approve a new Vehicle Use Policy. The agenda also includes reports on health plan funding, human resources initiatives, and city attorney updates. Additionally, the committee may discuss police contract bargaining in closed session.
- Fire arbitration awards for IAFF Local 368
- Approval of a new Vehicle Use Policy
- Police contract bargaining discussion
- Review of Central States audit results
- Report on health plan funding
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to discuss library operations and financial status. The board will review the impact of COVID-19 on services and staff. Additionally, members will consider approving the 2020 Annual Report for submission to the DPI.
- Approval of the 2020 Annual Report for submission to the DPI
- Review of COVID-19 impact on library services and staff
- Review of budget status reports for December 2020 and January 2021
- Approval of minutes from January 25 and February 3, 2021
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding changes to the zoning ordinance for ammunition manufacturing and storage, as well as a rezoning request for 2105 Western Avenue. The meeting also includes a resolution to extend mask requirements in City buildings through April 30, 2021.
- Public hearing for amending the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to allow ammunition manufacturing and storage
- Rezoning request for 2105 Western Avenue from R-6 to B-2 district
- $111,130.23 contract award for the 2021 Seal Coating Program
- Resolution extending mask requirements in City buildings through April 30, 2021
- Request for a speed display board on Waldo Boulevard not to exceed $750
Room Tax Commission
The Room Tax Commission will review 2020 room tax revenues and expenses and discuss the 2021 budget. The agenda also includes discussion on a contract agreement with MAVCB and an equipment request from Parks and Recreation.
- Review of 2020 Room Tax revenues and expenses
- Discussion on 2021 Room Tax Budget
- Equipment Request from Parks and Recreation
- Discussion on contract agreement with MAVCB
- Approval of November 16, 2020 meeting minutes
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will review monthly reports for the police, fire rescue, and life safety departments. The meeting also includes discussions regarding future promotions for the Captain of Detective position and a firefighter/paramedic eligibility list.
- Discussion of future Captain of Detective promotion
- Manitowoc Fire Rescue Department Firefighter/Paramedic eligibility list
- January 2021 Police Department Monthly Report
- January 2021 Fire Rescue Department Monthly Report
- January 2021 Division of Life Safety Monthly Report
Public Safety Committee
The committee will discuss an ordinance to regulate outdoor lighting and requests to backfill the Assistant Chief of Fire Rescue and Building Inspector positions. Members will also consider a request to reconfigure the intersection of Cleveland Ave. and Maritime Dr. Monthly reports for police, fire rescue, and life safety departments are also on the agenda.
- Ordinance to regulate outdoor lighting
- Request to backfill Assistant Chief of Fire Rescue
- Request to backfill Building Inspector
- Reconfiguration of the intersection at Cleveland Ave. and Maritime Dr.
Library Board Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee
The Manitowoc Public Library Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee will meet to discuss the impact of the pandemic on library services and personnel. The committee is also scheduled to review the library's low threat level document. Seven public comments submitted via email are included on the agenda.
- Review of COVID-19 impacts on MPL services and staff
- Review of MPL low threat level document
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review several land use and utility items. Discussion includes a request from Manitowoc Lutheran High School to buy city property and contract agreements for traffic signal modifications. The committee will also consider parking changes on Custer Street.
- Request by Manitowoc Lutheran High School to purchase City-owned property
- Contract with L.W. Allen for the Lift Station SCADA Upgrade
- State/Municipal Agreement for DOT SISP Traffic Signal Modifications
- Removal of parking on one side of Custer Street from 2700 Block to S. 39th Street
- Proposed easement at 1320 Dueno Street for South 14th Street Lift Station Improvements
Finance Committee
The committee will review several resolutions regarding city debt and bond sales. This includes authorizing up to $2,700,000 in General Obligation Refunding Bonds and $2,600,000 in Taxable General Obligation Promissory Notes. The agenda also includes a $135,000 budget amendment and the termination of TIF Districts 10 and 12.
- Authorization of up to $2,700,000 in General Obligation Refunding Bonds
- Authorization of up to $2,600,000 in Taxable General Obligation Promissory Notes
- $135,000 budget amendment for contingency and fund balance
- Termination of TIF Districts 10 and 12
- Amendment to mobile food vendor license fees
Personnel Committee
The committee will consider revisions to the Deputy Fire Chief job description. Members will also review reports on health plan funding, human resources initiatives, and legal fees. Closed sessions are scheduled to discuss firefighter and police contract bargaining and audit results.
- Approval of Deputy Fire Chief job description revisions
- Review of Human Resources legal fees through January 2021
- Report on health plan funding
- Discussion of firefighter and police contract bargaining
- Review of Central States audit results
Plan Commission
The Manitowoc Plan Commission will consider several land use and zoning matters. Agenda items include a rezoning request for 2105 Western Avenue and annual reviews of various conditional use permits. The commission will also discuss amendments regarding ammunition manufacturing and community development fees.
- Rezoning 2105 Western Avenue from R-6 to B-2
- Annual review of a transitional housing permit at 3 Riverview Drive
- Text amendment for ammunition manufacturing in the I-1 district
- Request by Manitowoc Lutheran High School to purchase city property
- Modifications to the Community Development Fee Schedule
Library Board
The Manitowoc Public Library Board of Trustees will review financial reports and monthly statistics from December 2020. The board is also scheduled to review the current COVID-19 threat level status and discuss the 2021 Library Legislative Day.
- Review of COVID-19 threat level status and impact on library services
- Discussion regarding 2021 Library Legislative Day
- Review of budget status for Funds 2810 and 2813
- Request for feedback on Reserve Fund Policy
Common Council
The Manitowoc Common Council will review several financial and infrastructure proposals. This includes considering agreements for a housing study and the issuance of municipal notes. The council will also address seasonal hiring policies and street-related ordinances.
- Issuance of General Obligation Promissory Notes not to exceed $6,090,000
- Agreement with MSA for a Housing Study & Needs Assessment
- Bid award to Northern Pipe, Inc. for $46,998.06 for sewer televising
- Incentives/Development Agreement for the Allie Apartment Project
- 2021 seasonal hiring policy and rates
Library Board Ad Hoc COVID-19 Committee
The committee will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Manitowoc Public Library services and staff. The meeting includes a review of the current medium threat level status.
- Review of COVID-19 impact on library services and staff
- Review of current medium threat level status
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will review December 2020 monthly reports for the police, fire rescue, and life safety departments. The meeting also includes a discussion and possible action regarding the Patrol Officer Eligibility List.
- December 2020 Police Department Monthly Report
- December 2020 Fire Rescue Department Monthly Report
- December 2020 Division of Life Safety Monthly Report
- Discussion and action regarding the Patrol Officer Eligibility List
Public Safety Committee
The Manitowoc Public Safety Committee will discuss several traffic and parking requests, including changes to speed limits and street parking. The committee will also review monthly reports from the police, fire, and building inspection departments. Additionally, members may consider a new ordinance for outdoor lighting and an agreement with the county dispatch center.
- Reducing the speed limit on west Waldo Boulevard from 35 to 25 mph
- Removing three parking stalls on South 8th Street in front of Stand Adventures
- Request for unlimited parking on South 14th Street between Washington and Marshall Streets
- Joint Powers Agreement with Manitowoc County Joint Dispatch Center
- Proposed ordinance to regulate outdoor lighting
Public Infrastructure Committee
The Public Infrastructure Committee will review several local infrastructure items. Discussion includes a stormwater maintenance agreement for Popp Mini Storage and drainage concerns on Harvest Circle. The committee will also consider a sidewalk request for South 30th Street.
- Stormwater Maintenance Agreement for Popp Mini Storage at 1929 South 35th Street
- Cedar Estates mineral buildup discussion
- Drainage concerns on Harvest Circle
- Sidewalk request for West side of South 30th Street
- Discussion regarding traffic regulation ordinances
Finance Committee
The committee will review a presentation on an upcoming financing plan and vote on several resolutions regarding municipal debt. The agenda also includes discussions on housing studies, cloud service contracts, and pollworker compensation.
- Authorization for General Obligation Promissory Notes not to exceed $6,090,000
- Authorization for General Obligation Promissory Notes and Note Anticipation Notes not to exceed $3,950,000
- Agreement with MSA for a Housing Study & Needs Assessment
- Resolution establishing 2021 compensation for Election Pollworkers
- Springbrook Cloud Proposal and Contract
Common Council
The Manitowoc Common Council will meet to review committee reports regarding two specific projects. These include Project Clip in ITEC Park and an incentives agreement for the Allie Apartment Project. The council may also enter a closed session to deliberate on these matters.
- Project Clip in ITEC Park (20-1258)
- Incentives/Development Agreement for the Allie Apartment Project in the River Point District (20-1215)