Milwaukee public meetings in 2024

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee will discuss No Right Turn On Red policies and procedures, hold officer elections, and set 2025 goals. Work group updates and new business will also be addressed. The meeting includes approval of October meeting minutes.

• Discussion of No Right Turn On Red policies/procedures
• Officer elections
• 2025 goals setting
• Approval of October 18, 2024 minutes
• Work group updates and discussions

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will consider several personnel actions including promotions, rescissions, and a voluntary demotion of a police officer. The board will also receive a communication on recent changes to MPD standard operating procedures and an executive director report on commission staffing. Most items are routine consent and new business matters.

• Communication from MPD on changes to Standard Operating Procedure and Standard Operating Instruction, including Marine Operations Harbor Patrol Unit and Police Aide Program Manual
• Voluntary demotion of a Police Officer (Item 15)
• Rescinding of appointments to Police District Administrative Assistant and Office Assistant II positions
• Promotions to Battalion Chief, Fire Captain (2), and 9-1-1 Dispatcher (3) positions
• Appointment of an Emergency Communication Business Intelligence Analyst

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission is meeting to discuss a resolution regarding a promotion to the Battalion Chief position. The board may enter a closed session to review employment and performance data for the public employee involved.

• FPC211888 Resolution relating to the promotion to the Battalion Chief position

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority will consider a seventh amendment to the project plan for Tax Incremental Financing District No. 56 (Erie Jefferson) and a second amendment to TIF District No. 84 (West McKinley & Juneau). Also up for approval is a lease amendment and assignment for authority-owned property at 1027 North Edison Street. The board will authorize a contract piggybacking on the City's DPW engineering contract with The Sigma Group and hold annual elections for chair and vice chair.

• Seventh Amendment to TIF District No. 56 (Erie Jefferson)
• Second Amendment to TIF District No. 84 (West McKinley & Juneau)
• Lease amendment and assignment for 1027 North Edison Street from North Edison, LLC to The Edison SPE, LLC
• Contract piggybacking on City of Milwaukee DPW engineering contract with The Sigma Group
• Annual election of chair and vice chair

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee will hold a special meeting to consider a closed session regarding employment/performance evaluation of Kenneth Barbeau as interim Secretary-Executive Director. Following closed session, the board will vote on a resolution affirming Ken Barbeau as Acting Secretary-Executive Director of HACM and President of Travaux, Inc.

• Closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) to discuss performance evaluation of Kenneth Barbeau as interim Secretary-Executive Director
• Resolution R13546 affirming Ken Barbeau as Acting Secretary-Executive Director of HACM and President of Travaux, Inc.

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will consider multiple infrastructure agreements with the Wisconsin DOT, including a $19.8 million Interstate 41 Airport Freeway project, and approve 2025 capital improvements totaling over $35 million. Also on the agenda are ordinances on juror pay, animal licenses and chickens, and various grant acceptances for EV charging and port development.

• Interstate 41 Airport Freeway project from 84th Street to North Lincoln Avenue, estimated total cost $19,800,000 with $19,799,830 grant share
• Hawley Road Bridge rehabilitation over State Street, total cost $239,300 with city share $47,860
• North Teutonia Avenue design from West Mill Road to West Good Hope Road, total cost $1,394,650
• Assessable public improvement projects at various locations, total estimated cost $35,424,812.66
• Substitute ordinance relating to animal licenses and permits and keeping of chickens (committee vote 4-1)

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider a motion relating to its own recommendations on licenses. The agenda includes only this one procedural item with no specific license details listed. The meeting is a special session.

• Motion 241223 relating to recommendations of the Licenses Committee on licenses

BRONZEVILLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Bronzeville Advisory Committee will hold a joint public community meeting. The agenda includes a presentation regarding the Union at the Rose Park affordable housing development located on N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

• Presentation on Union at the Rose Park affordable housing development (3030, 3048, 3056 & 3064 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.)
• Public comments

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW BOARD OF APPEALS

The Administrative Review Board of Appeals will hear several individual appeals regarding city-issued fees. These cases involve disputes over charges for garbage, recycling, vacant building registration, and property nuisances.

• Appeals for garbage and recycling container violation fees (1022 S 26th St.)
• Appeals for bulky waste fees (508 N 29th St.)
• Appeals for reinspection fees at multiple locations including 3707 N 2nd St., 3229 W Vliet St., and 1811 N 18th St.
• Appeals for vacant building registration fees (4030 N 11th St., 5124 N 42nd St., 6534 N Fresno St., and 5625 N 36th St.)
• Appeals for tall grass and weeds nuisance fees at various addresses

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Commission will discuss the 2025 budget, which includes $90,000 plus a potential carry over of $36,098.56. Members will also determine details and locations for a public meeting on the south side and discuss goals for 2025.

• Discussion of the 2025 budget ($90,000 plus potential carry over of $36,098.56)
• Deciding details and locations for a south side public meeting
• Discussion on goals for 2025

CITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

The City Information Management Committee will review proposed departmental record schedules and updates regarding the State Records Board. The meeting also includes discussions on Microsoft licensing and the implementation of Workday.

• Review of proposed departmental record schedules
• Update on State Records Board approval of previous schedules
• Discussion on City data governance and ecosystem
• Discussion on Microsoft licensing
• Update on Workday implementation

TRAVAUX INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors will review meeting minutes from November 2024 and vote on the proposed 2025 meeting schedule. The agenda also includes a motion to appoint Karen Gotzler to the Board and a report from the President regarding DNS violations and housing occupancy data.

• Approval of November 14, 2024, meeting minutes
• Proposed 2025 schedule for the Travaux Board of Directors
• Appointment of Karen Gotzler to the Travaux Board of Directors
• President's report on DNS Violations Status & Data
• Occupancy and work order reports for Public Housing, Affordable LLC, and Market Rate units

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee will review various financial and personnel matters including grant agreements, city ordinances, and fund management. Discussion items include police recruitment bonuses, animal licensing, and departmental reporting policies.

• Signing bonus for lateral hires of sworn Milwaukee Police Department officers
• Grant agreement for Milwaukee’s All Electric, Affordable Net-Zero Energy Homes Project
• Grant agreement for Benchmarking and Building Performance Standards Policy Development
• Issuance of General Obligation Promestory Notes for up to $5 million
• Appropriation of $50,000,001 from the 2025 Special Purpose Account Reimbursable Services Advance Fund

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee is reviewing its 2025 fiscal operating budgets. The board is also considering multiple resolutions to write off delinquent former resident accounts across several developments.

• Approval of 2025 Fiscal Operating Budgets for various programs and developments
• Write-off of $94,260.75 in delinquent accounts (July–Sept 2023)
• Write-off of $173,769.11 in delinquent accounts (Oct–Dec 2023)
• Write-off of $202,469.03 in delinquent accounts (Jan–March 2024)
• Write-off of $231,208.67 in delinquent accounts (April–June 2024)

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board will vote on a proposed change to Rule VIII, Section 8 concerning probationary periods, and hear an untimely discharge appeal. It will also approve numerous temporary appointment extensions and probationary period extensions across city departments.

• Proposed rule change to Rule VIII, Section 8 (Probationary Period) under public hearing.
• Untimely discharge appeal of JaQuan Washington (Communication 241310).
• Extension of temporary appointment for Syreeta Woodley, Water Distribution Manager, for 90 days (first extension).
• Extension of temporary appointment for Dr. Erik Munson, Public Health Assistant Laboratory Director, for 6 months (sixth extension).
• Extension of probationary period for four Assistant City Attorneys (Zachary Hatfield, Meghan McCabe, Maria Mesoloras, Cynthia Harris Ortega) through June 1, 2025.

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD

The Milwaukee Arts Board meeting scheduled for December 10, 2024, was cancelled because a quorum was not present. No official business was conducted, including review of the PAIR Program evaluation or any other items on the agenda.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum
• PAIR Program Evaluation and Reporting was on the agenda but not discussed
• 2024 Attendance Reimbursement Check reminder was listed but not addressed

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD PUBLIC ART SUBCOMMITTEE

This meeting of the Milwaukee Arts Board Public Art Subcommittee was cancelled because a quorum was not present. No decisions or discussions took place. The agenda, which included review of minutes and evaluation of the PAIR Program, will not be addressed.

• Meeting cancelled — no quorum
• Agenda included review of November 12, 2024 minutes
• New business: PAIR Program Evaluation and Reporting (not discussed)
• Announcements: Potential Public Art Conservation Projects (not discussed)

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee will hold public hearings on a rezoning at 421 East Locust St and a signage amendment for Kilbourn Square. It will also consider resolutions on federal energy grants, police cost recovery from business improvement districts, and sales of city-owned properties. Appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals and a substitute ordinance on notification requirements are also on the agenda.

• Appointment of Lindsey St. Arnold to the Board of Zoning Appeals (item 1)
• Resolution directing DCD to explore police cost recovery from BIDs and NIDs (item 5)
• Public hearing on rezoning 421 East Locust St to Local Business (item 8)
• Public hearing on freestanding signage amendment for Kilbourn Square at 2303 West State St (item 9)
• Surplus declaration and sale of library property at 6431 North 76th St (item 10)

BRONZEVILLE SAFETY AND TRAFFIC TASK FORCE

The scheduled Bronzeville Safety and Traffic Task Force meeting for December 10, 2024 was cancelled. No agenda items were considered or decided. The notice includes standard information about virtual access and accommodations.

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee will consider a substitute resolution to move money from the Concentrated Blight Elimination capital account to the Housing Infrastructure Preservation capital account. The resolution is sponsored by Alderman Robert J. Bauman. No other agenda items are listed for this meeting.

• Substitute resolution to transfer funds from the Concentrated Blight Elimination capital account to the Housing Infrastructure Preservation capital account (sponsored by Ald. Robert J. Bauman)

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on three certificates of appropriateness: a dormer addition in Brewers Hill, a new garage also in Brewers Hill, and porch reconstruction with HVAC in First Ward Triangle. They will also ratify seven staff-approved certificates for repairs, solar panels, and gates in other historic districts, and vote on a meeting date change.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for dormer addition at 204 W. Brown St. in Brewers Hill Historic District
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new garage at 1750 N. Palmer St. in Brewers Hill Historic District
• Certificate of Appropriateness for porch reconstruction, concrete pad, and HVAC at 1119 E. Knapp St. in First Ward Triangle Historic District
• Staff-approved certificate for rooftop solar panels at 3002 W. State St. in Concordia Historic District
• Vote on moving September 2025 meeting from Sept. 15 to Sept. 8

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will review several resolutions regarding property damage appeals and lawsuit settlements. The body is also considering a substitute ordinance to correct errors and update language within the city code.

• Substitute ordinance to correct errors and eliminate obsolete provisions in the city code
• Claim of Sean M. McDaniel for $25,275.00
• Claim of Raul Ornelas for $25,000.00
• Resolution to retain Nathan & Kamionski LLP
• Property damage appeals for Christine Mlot ($3,195.00) and Marilyn Sutton ($1,296.00)

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee will present its 2025 fiscal operating budgets and the third quarter financial reports for the period ending September 30, 2024. The board may also enter a closed session to discuss legal strategy regarding litigation.

• Presentation of 2025 Fiscal Operating Budgets including Consolidated Budget and Public Housing Operating Budget
• Presentation of Third Quarter Financial Reports ending September 30, 2024
• Discussion of 2025 Detailed Organizational Chart with Funding Source
• Potential closed session regarding legal strategy for litigation

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will discuss the 2023 Annual Use of Force Report and the Q3 2024 9-1-1 Call Wait Times Report. The body is also deciding on various personnel appointments and promotions for the police, fire, and emergency communications departments.

• Communication regarding the Annual Use of Force Report for 2023
• Communication regarding Q3 2024 9-1-1 Call Wait Times Report
• Promotions of 26 individuals to the Fire Lieutenant position
• Proposed amendments to FPC Board Rules regarding recruit reappointments and examination reviews
• Appointments for Crime Analyst I, Police District Administrative Assistant, Office Assistant II, and Custodial Worker I

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss a communication from the Milwaukee Fire Department regarding Ascension Health service reductions and their likely disparate impact on the African-American community. It will also consider a substitute resolution on ambulance service provider certification, several ordinances (parking, traffic, selling from parked vehicles, environmental health board), and multiple grant acceptances for traffic safety, beat patrol, COPS hiring, and public health programs. Additionally, the committee will review communications on law enforcement policies for unlicensed drivers and recent changes to MPD standard operating procedures.

• Communication on Ascension Health service reductions and disparate impact on African-American community (File 241274)
• Substitute resolution relating to certification of ambulance service providers for city EMS system (File 241115)
• Ordinance prohibiting selling articles from parked vehicles (File 241150, Ald. Bauman)
• Substitute ordinance relating to traffic controls (File 241208)
• Multiple grant acceptances including 2025 WisDOT safety enforcement grants, DOJ Beat Patrol, COPS Hiring, and public health grants (Files 241086-241206)

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee is voting on multiple infrastructure projects and agreements, including a $19.8 million construction contract for the I-41 Airport Freeway and design agreements for bridge and road projects. Other items include a grant for an electric vehicle charging network, a lease amendment with the Marcus Center, and reports on the scooter program and traffic-calming efforts. Several resolutions fund 2025 Capital Improvements for street lighting, signals, and multimodal paths.

• Resolution for $19.8M I-41 Airport Freeway construction from 84th St to N. Lincoln Ave (City share $170)
• Design engineering for Hawley Road Bridge over State Street ($239,300) and 9th Place Bridge over Union Pacific Railroad ($95,200)
• 2025 Capital Improvements for street lighting ($5M? not specified), traffic signals, and multimodal improvements at various locations
• Green Infrastructure Funding Agreement with MMSD and MPS for Rogers Street Academy (2430 W Rogers St)
• Resolution for U.S. DOT Charging and Fueling Infrastructure grant to develop public EV charging network

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will vote on the reappointment of Dr. Kantara Souffrant to the Milwaukee Arts Board. It will also consider an ordinance that would create a minority male achievement committee. The meeting includes communications from Business Improvement Districts about their 2025 operating plans, from the Department of City Development on the 2023 Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative, and from the Local Initiatives Support Corporation on the Brew City Match program.

• Reappointment of Dr. Kantara Souffrant to the Milwaukee Arts Board (Item 1)
• Ordinance to create the minority male achievement committee (Item 2)
• Business Improvement Districts present 2025 operating plans (Item 3)
• Department of City Development reports on 2023 Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative (Item 4)
• Local Initiatives Support Corporation updates on Brew City Match program (Item 5)

GRANVILLE-HAVENWOODS ADVISORY COUNCIL

The Granville-Havenwoods Advisory Council will discuss and vote on four development proposals: a rehabilitation hospital, an auto service center, a community outreach hub, and a Marco's Pizza location. The council will also approve previous meeting minutes and set a date for its January meeting.

• Discussion and possible vote on Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital at 10915 W. Liberty Dr.
• Discussion and possible vote on Next Level Auto Services at 9334 N 107th St.
• Discussion and possible vote on Providers Help & Community Network Outreach at 6433 N Industrial Rd.
• Discussion and possible vote on Marco's Pizza at 7335 W Good Hope Rd #500.
• Communication relating to 2024-2025 activities of the council.

AMBULANCE SERVICE BOARD

The Ambulance Service Board is meeting to discuss the certification of providers for the City emergency medical service system. The agenda also includes a private provider report and general EMS system updates.

• Substitute resolution 241115 relating to certification of ambulance service providers

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee is meeting to discuss the implementation of the Accela Land Management System. The body will also consider a motion regarding license recommendations.

• Communication 241070: implementation of the Accela Land Management System for license administration
• Motion 241223: recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee meeting scheduled for December 2, 2024, was cancelled on November 27th. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items considered

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on zoning ordinances and planned development amendments. The body will also consider a subterranean space lease and the sale of a city-owned library property.

• Notification requirements for the board of zoning appeals (240371)
• Additional signage for Kilbourn Square at 2303 West State Street (241040)
• Adding assembly hall use at Southgate Marketplace, Phase 2 at 3300 South 30th Street (240937)
• Subterranean space lease for a tunnel beneath an alley at 5920 West Center Street (240978)
• Sale of city-owned library property at 6431 North 76th Street (241195)

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board will hold a hearing on the separation appeal of Daryl Alberti, an Equipment Operator in the Department of Public Works Operations-Sanitation Services. The board may also convene in closed session to deliberate on the case. Approval of the November 19, 2024 meeting minutes is also on the agenda.

• Separation appeal of Daryl Alberti, Equipment Operator, DPW Operations-Sanitation Services
• Possible closed session under Wis. Stats. 19.85(1)(a) for quasi-judicial deliberation
• Approval of November 19, 2024 meeting minutes

FPC OVERSIGHT AND ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITTEE

The meeting scheduled for November 26, 2024, has been cancelled.

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council is reviewing mayoral vetoes to the proposed 2025 budget and voting on various public infrastructure grants and improvements. The meeting includes decisions on city employee pay rates and several health-related state grants.

• Review of mayoral vetoes to the proposed 2025 budget (File 240001)
• Approval of $16.1 million for nonassessable public improvements (File 241062)
• Grant for West Center Street design and construction estimated at $2 million (File 241022)
• Grant for North 6th Street design and construction estimated at $2.5 million (File 241023)
• Transfer of $2.4 million to the City Clerk’s Office for operating expenses (File 240979)

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider Motion 241096, which pertains to the committee’s recommendations on city licenses. The motion will be presented by the chair. Additional details can be reviewed at the License Division office or via the Legistar link provided in the agenda.

• Motion 241096 – review of the Licenses Committee’s recommendations on licenses

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will review personnel appointments, promotions, and probation extensions. The body is also discussing market and classification studies for various department positions and updates to board rules regarding recruits.

• Resolution to amend FPC Board Rules regarding recruit reappointments and review of examinations
• Resolution to approve the Market and Classification Study for various Police and Fire Department positions
• Approval of the Transfer (Lateral) Police Officer Job Announcement Bulletin
• Resolution to approve the Classification Study for the Emergency Communications Project Manager position
• Approval of 4 appointments to the School Crossing Guard position

ZONING CODE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

The Zoning Code Technical Committee will discuss a proposed substitute ordinance that would change notification requirements for matters before the Board of Zoning Appeals. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Substitute ordinance 240371 relating to notification requirements for Board of Zoning Appeals matters

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will meet to discuss a communication from the City Attorney's Office regarding litigation in which the commission is or is likely to become involved. The discussion will occur in closed session under Wisconsin statute. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Communication from City Attorney's Office on pending or likely litigation involving the commission (FPC211864)

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee is meeting to discuss contract extensions and software procurement. The body will consider authorizing funds for a new Enterprise Resource Planning software system.

• Resolution to extend the current contract for Investment Management Services
• Resolution to expend funds and execute documents for new Enterprise Resource Planning software

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (HACM) Board will consider approving consent agenda items (minutes from three prior meetings) and several resolutions. Key items include a resolution on policies for public listening sessions during board meetings, a resolution on board oversight and authority over the Secretary-Executive Director's duties and compensation, and presentations on options for evaluating and compensating the executive director. The board will also vote on submitting a significant amendment to the Capital Fund Program (CFP) Five-Year Action Plan (2023-2027) to HUD, and may convene in closed session for litigation and personnel matters. A resolution readopting dozens of prior resolutions and a report from the Secretary-Executive Director are also on the agenda.

• Resolution R13519 on board oversight and authority over Secretary-Executive Director duties, evaluation, and compensation
• Resolution R13505 to submit a significant amendment to the Capital Fund Program Five-Year Action Plan 2023-2027 to HUD
• Resolution R13518 to adopt initial policy and practices for public listening sessions during board meetings
• Motion to convene in closed session under Wis. Stats. for litigation and personnel discussions
• Resolution R13524 readopting and ratifying over 50 prior resolutions from 2022-2024

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider a substitute resolution transferring $2.4 million from the Council-Led Transfer Fund to the Common Council - City Clerk's Office for operating expenses. Other items include approval of salary ordinance amendments (including overtime rule updates under FLSA), acceptance of several state health grants (lead testing, family planning, HIV services, etc.), and an audit of the Office of Violence Prevention.

• Transfer of $2.4M from Council-Led Transfer Fund to Common Council operating budget (item 2)
• Salary ordinance amendment updating overtime regulations under FLSA (item 9)
• Acceptance of $2.5M+ in state health grants (lead in water testing, family planning, preventive health, etc.) (items 15-21)
• Audit of the Office of Violence Prevention (item 26)
• Rescinding resolution requiring certain info on tax bills (item 12)

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Equal Rights Commission will hold a hybrid meeting at City Hall. The agenda includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, and approval of previous minutes, followed by communications from the Office of City Attorney, Office of Equity and Inclusion, and the Human Rights Day Ad hoc Committee. The commission will receive an update on commissioner appointments and discuss the 2025 orientation and planning. The meeting will conclude with community announcements and adjournment.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Communication from Office of City Attorney
• Communication from Office of Equity and Inclusion
• Update on Commissioners appointments
• 2025 Orientation and Planning discussion

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is meeting to approve minutes, classification reports, and probationary reports, and to consider several temporary appointment extensions and one reinstatement. A public hearing will be held on a proposed change to Rule VIII, Section 8 regarding the probationary period.

• Proposed change to Rule VIII, Section 8 (Probationary Period)
• Temporary appointment extension for Derek Reilly (Business Systems Administrator) through March 2025
• Temporary appointment extension for Jermane Lawson (Sanitation Inspector 1) through May 2025
• Reinstatement of Michael Mazmanian to Building Construction Inspector 1 position
• Early termination of probationary period for Tremel Wright (retroactive)

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee will consider resolutions to sell city‑owned parcels, transfer vacant lots to the city, approve a grant for vacant house repairs, and adopt zoning amendments for specific sites. Public hearings are scheduled for the zoning changes and a historic district window replacement request.

• Resolution to accept and fund a Private Property Inflow and Infiltration Grant for vacant houses in the Homes MKE program (Sponsor: Ald. Bauman)
• Resolution to transfer nine vacant residential lots from the Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation to the City for sale (Sponsor: The Chair)
• Resolution to sell the former Carleton School property at 4116 West Silver Spring Drive (Sponsor: Ald. Pratt)
• Resolution to sell city‑owned property at 2824 North 16th Street to Foundations for Freedom, Inc. with a forgivable loan for rehabilitation (Sponsor: Ald. Stamper)
• Substitute ordinance changing zoning of 454 North 28th Street to Two‑Family Residential, RT4 (Sponsor: Ald. Moore)

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will discuss and vote on multiple resolutions authorizing legal settlements and property appeals, as well as an appointment to the Administrative Review Board of Appeals. The meeting may also convene into closed session.

• Appointment of Elizabeth Hammer to Administrative Review Board
• Resolution to return 2312-14 N 41st Street to Gregory D Stanford Revocable Living Trust
• Resolution authorizing settlement of lawsuit Danasha Kennedy et al. v. City of Milwaukee
• Resolution authorizing settlement of lawsuit Joseph C. Blakeman v. City of Milwaukee
• Resolution authorizing payment for legal services from Amundsen Davis, LLC

BRONZEVILLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Bronzeville Advisory Committee will meet to review and potentially approve an affordable housing project. The body will also receive updates on commercial corridor grants and real estate from the Department of City Development.

• Review and/or approval of Union at the Rose Park affordable housing development at 3030, 3048, 3056 & 3064 N. Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Dr.
• DCD Commercial Corridor grant updates
• DCD Real Estate updates
• Review and approval of the 2025 committee meeting schedule

FPC TESTING AND RECRUITING COMMITTEE

This meeting of the Milwaukee FPC Testing and Recruiting Committee, scheduled for November 14, 2024, has been cancelled. No business will be conducted.

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss a Wisconsin Policy Forum report on community policing, review a hazardous materials incident at City Hall, and consider a Fire and Police Commission recruitment plan to fill 195 police recruit positions in 2025. The committee will also vote on several state grants for health programs and a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Attorney's Office and DC police for police services. An ordinance on winter parking regulations and traffic/parking controls are on the agenda, as well as an electric vehicle pilot program from the Milwaukee Police Department.

• Discussion of Fire and Police Commission recruitment strategy for 2025 police classes (65 recruits each)
• Communication on November 8 hazardous materials incident at City Hall
• Substitute resolution accepting 2024-2025 Wisconsin Lead In Water Testing & Remediation grant
• Substitute resolution for MOU with U.S. Attorney's Office and DC police for police services
• Milwaukee Police Department plan for Electric Vehicle pilot program

TRAVAUX INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Travaux Inc. Board will vote on a resolution to authorize an Owner's Representation Agreement with Kinship MKE, Inc. for construction of a Community Food Center at 421 East Locust Street. The board will also receive a report from the President covering DNS violations, Section 8 voucher utilization, and occupancy/work order data for public, affordable, and market-rate housing. A possible closed session is scheduled to discuss litigation strategy.

• Resolution to authorize Owner's Representation Agreement with Kinship MKE, Inc. for Community Food Center at 421 East Locust Street
• President's report including DNS Violations Status & Data, Section 8 Voucher Utilization Update, and housing occupancy/work order reports
• Possible closed session under Wis. Stats. §19.85(1)(g) to confer with legal counsel on litigation strategy
• Approval of minutes from the October 10, 2024 regular meeting

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The November 14, 2024 meeting of the Milwaukee Community Collaborative Commission was cancelled. No items were considered or discussed.

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will consider several reappointments to local advisory boards. It will also vote on resolutions that allocate up to $2,000 for a business conference and authorize funding applications for multiple 2025 HUD community development programs. Additionally, the committee will adopt a resolution supporting the Walker’s Point Youth and Family Center.

• Reappointment of Millie Coby to the Vel R. Phillips Trailblazer Award Selection Committee
• Reappointment of Safiyah Osman as the 5th District representative to the Milwaukee Youth Council
• Substitute resolution appropriating up to $2,000 for the Ninth District Open for Business Conference
• Substitute resolution authorizing 2025 HUD community development entitlement funding (CDBG, HOME, ESG)
• Resolution supporting the Walker’s Point Youth and Family Center with appropriated funds

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee will consider resolutions authorizing federal grants for street improvements: a $2 million Safe Streets grant for West Center Street from North Sherman Boulevard to North Teutonia Avenue and a $2.5 million Neighborhood Access grant for North 6th Street from West National Avenue to West North Avenue. Also on the agenda are approval of $14.17 million in nonassessable public improvements, the 2025 Assessment Rates Report, and an extension of the Active Streets for Businesses Program. The committee will receive updates on traffic calming, the dockless scooter program, and long-term road maintenance funding.

• Resolution accepting $1.6M federal grant for West Center Street improvements (item 8)
• Resolution accepting $2.5M federal grant for North 6th Street redesign (item 9)
• Resolution authorizing $14.17M in nonassessable public improvements (item 3)
• Communication on 2025 Assessment Rates Report (item 4)
• Resolution extending Active Streets for Businesses Program (item 10)

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The previously scheduled November 13 meeting of the HACM Board of Commissioners has been canceled and will be rescheduled. The next regular meeting is set for December 11, 2024.

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider an ordinance (240989) to establish floor plan requirements for secondhand motor vehicle dealer licenses and recycling/salvaging/towing premises licenses. The committee will also hear communications on Class B tavern license quotas, Class B special licenses issued in 2023, and the implementation of the Accela Land Management System for license administration. A motion on committee recommendations regarding licenses is also on the agenda.

• Ordinance 240989: floor plan requirements for secondhand motor vehicle dealer and recycling/salvaging/towing premises licenses
• Communication on Class B Tavern license quotas from the License Division
• Communication on list of Class B Special licenses issued by the City Clerk in 2023
• Communication on implementation of the Accela Land Management System for license administration
• Motion (241096) on recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD

The Milwaukee Arts Board will discuss the application and review process for 2025 Sustaining Grants. The board will also receive reports on the Public Art Fund and the PAIR Program.

• PAIR Program Final Report
• Public Art Fund report
• 2025 Sustaining Grant application and process review
• 2025 meeting dates

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD PUBLIC ART SUBCOMMITTEE

The Milwaukee Arts Board Public Art Subcommittee is meeting to review and approve the July 9, 2024 meeting minutes, receive a final report on the PAIR Program, and discuss the Public Art Fund. No votes on new ordinances or spending are scheduled.

• Review and approval of July 9, 2024 meeting minutes
• PAIR Program Final Report discussion
• Public Art Fund discussion

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering and Rules Committee will consider a charter ordinance on appointment sequences and confirm several appointments to the Milwaukee Housing Authority. The meeting may also serve as a full Common Council meeting if a quorum is present.

• Charter ordinance on appointment sequences to plural bodies
• Appointment of Jackie Burrell to Housing Authority (5th District)
• Appointment of Charlotte Hayslett to Housing Authority (10th District)
• Appointment of Alderwoman Sharlen Moore to Housing Authority
• Reappointment of Brooke VandeBerg to Housing Authority (5th District)

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings on two zoning items: a correction to RT4 at 454 N 28th St and a change from RM7 to LB2 at 421 E Locust St to facilitate future development. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes.

• Public hearing on ordinance correcting mixed zoning at 454 N 28th St to Two-Family Residential (RT4)
• Public hearing on ordinance changing zoning from Multi-Family (RM7) to Local Business (LB2) at 421 E Locust St for future development
• Review and approval of October 21, 2024 meeting minutes

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council meets for Budget Adoption Day to act on the 2025 city budget. Items include adopting the tax levy, setting fees for services, and approving settlements in two lawsuits. The Council will also consider re-contracting violence prevention funds and extending Tax Incremental District No. 37 for affordable housing.

• Adopt 2025 budget and set property tax rate (items 3, 13)
• Increase various permit, license, and inspection fees (item 11)
• Establish 2025 fees for street lighting, sewerage, solid waste, snow removal, stormwater (items 15-20)
• Approve settlements in Walker v. City and Estate of Miller lawsuits (items 1, 2)
• Authorize up to $3,437,048 from contingent fund for damages and claims (item 24)

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will consider resolutions to authorize payments for two lawsuits filed against the City of Milwaukee. If approved, the items may be sent to the Common Council Budget Adoption Meeting.

• Resolution authorizing payment of judgment in Joseph Walker v. City of Milwaukee
• Resolution authorizing settlement of Estate of Amy Miller and Luke Miller v. City of Milwaukee

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee is meeting to discuss two resolutions regarding the appropriation of funds from the 2024 Common Council Contingent Fund. These items may be referred to the Budget Adoption Meeting on November 8, 2024.

• Resolution 241095: Appropriating up to $3,437,048 to the 2024 Damages and Claims Fund Special Purpose Account
• Resolution 241076: Appropriating up to $36,000 to the Office of the City Treasurer for mailing printed tax receipts

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will hold a closed session to conduct a performance review of Fire Chief Aaron Lipski. The meeting is scheduled for November 7, 2024, and includes only this substantive item.

• Performance review of Fire Chief Aaron Lipski (item FPC211826)

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will consider approving eligible lists for Fire Captain, Fire Lieutenant, and Police Officer positions, along with a lateral transfer job announcement. The agenda also includes a communication on the 2023 Vehicle Pursuit Report and a vehicle audit, and a communication on MPD SOP changes regarding whistleblower protection. Routine appointments, reclassifications, and probation extensions are on the consent agenda.

• Resolution to approve the Police Officer Eligible List
• Resolution to approve the Fire Captain Eligible List
• Resolution to approve the Fire Lieutenant Eligible List
• Communication on the 2023 Vehicle Pursuit Report and Vehicle Audit Report
• Communication on MPD SOP changes regarding whistleblower protection

BOARD OF HEALTH

The Board of Health will hear updates from Health Commissioner Dr. Mike Totoraitis on the budget, lead program, respiratory season, and the Racism as a Public Health Crisis Report. The board will also receive a presentation on MKE Elevate and finalize the branch collaboration assignment. Routine items include approval of September meeting minutes and scheduling for 2025.

• Approval of meeting minutes from September 5, 2024
• Recognition of the Exemplary Partnership Award and Dr. Darlene Beck filling the Board Nurse vacancy
• Health Commissioner updates on Budget, Lead Program, Respiratory Season, and Racism as a Public Health Crisis Report
• MKE Elevate Presentation
• Branch Collaboration Assignment Finalization and future agenda items including 2025 scheduling, rotation of branch presentations, and state legislative package

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will consider a substitute resolution to adopt a new city flag as unfinished business. It will also act on recommendations from the Licenses and Public Works Committees, including a clean energy tax credits resolution, a cost-sharing agreement with Glendale for Silver Spring Drive improvements, and multiple public improvement projects totaling over $3 million. A communication on the Port of Milwaukee strike impact will be filed.

• Substitute resolution for a new city flag (file 240407)
• Resolution authorizing application for elective pay tax credits on clean energy projects (240859)
• Cost-sharing agreement with Glendale for Silver Spring Drive improvements from N. 27th St. to Milwaukee River (240915)
• Assessable public improvements at various locations with $295,000 city cost (240931)
• Nonassessable public improvements with $1,050,000 construction cost and $1,835,000 total (240934)

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider a single motion (file 240963) regarding its recommendations on various licenses. The agenda does not list specific licenses, but the full list is available for inspection at the License Division office or online. No other items are on the agenda.

• Motion 240963: recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses

GRANVILLE-HAVENWOODS ADVISORY COUNCIL

The Granville-Havenwoods Advisory Council will hold a virtual meeting to discuss and vote on three business proposals: Kelly's Trackside Inn at 8762 N Granville Rd, Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital at 10915 W Liberty Dr, and Appliance Liquidators at the former Mill Road Library at 6431 N 76th St. The council will also receive a presentation on public meetings/public records law from Assistant City Attorney Peter Block. Additionally, they will review the minutes from the prior meeting and a communication regarding 2024-2025 activities.

• Discussion and possible vote on Kelly's Trackside Inn at 8762 N Granville Rd
• Discussion and possible vote on proposed Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital at 10915 W Liberty Dr
• Discussion and possible vote on Appliance Liquidators at the former Mill Road Library at 6431 N 76th St
• Presentation by Assistant City Attorney Peter Block on public meetings/public records law
• Communication relating to the 2024-2025 activities of the Granville-Havenwoods Advisory Council

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee is meeting but the agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and a prior closed session notice. No ordinances, resolutions, or other actionable items are listed for discussion or decision.

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is meeting to decide on several personnel matters, including temporary appointment extensions and probationary periods. The board will also consider a seasonal layoff plan for bridge operators and a position re-exemption for the Health Department.

• 2024 Seasonal Layoff Plan for six Bridge Operator positions from November 10, 2024, through mid-April 2025
• Request to re-exempt the Deputy Commissioner of Policy, Innovation and Engagement position (Pay Range 1PX) for the Health Department
• Reinstatement of Luis Galvan to the Sewer Repair Worker 1 position
• Temporary appointment extensions for a Custodial Worker 3, two Water Repair Crew Leaders, and a Senior Human Resources Analyst
• Probationary period extensions for a Plan Examiner Specialist 1 and a Human Resources Representative

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing multiple requests for Certificates of Appropriateness for property alterations and demolitions. The body will decide on several renovation projects and the demolition of an individually-designated historic property.

• Demolition of the Lorenz Paetzold Slate House at 1942 S. Muskego Avenue
• Comprehensive renovation at 802 W. Historic Mitchell Street for Hunger Task Force
• Garage demolition and new garage construction at 2857-2859 N. Sherman Blvd.
• Addition of a dormer at 204 W. Brown Street in the Brewers Hill Historic District
• Modification and expansion of a back deck at 2723 E. Bradford Ave.

BRONZEVILLE SAFETY AND TRAFFIC TASK FORCE

The task force is meeting to conduct initial organizational business. The agenda consists of procedural items and a legal presentation.

• Election of Chair
• Presentation by Assistant City Attorney Peter Block on Open Meetings and Open Records Law

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee is meeting for Budget Amendment Day. The body will discuss and consider amendments to the proposed 2025 city budget and the 2025 budget for the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee.

• Proposed 2025 budget (File 240001)
• Proposed 2025 budget for the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee (File 240577)
• Charter ordinance for 2025 budget implementation (File 240775)
• Ordinance for 2025 budget implementation (File 240769)
• Resolution for 2025 budget implementation (File 240772)

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee is discussing the implementation of the 2025 budget, including tax rates and various service charges. The body is also reviewing pay rates for city positions and the allocation of federal and settlement funds.

• Proposed 2025 fees for street lighting, local sewerage, solid waste, and snow and ice removal
• Appropriation of American Rescue Plan Act funds and opioid settlement funds
• One-year extension for Tax Incremental District No. 37 (Grand Avenue Replacement) for affordable housing
• Amendments to 2024 and 2025 rates of pay and positions in the City Service
• Substitute ordinance to increase fees for permits, licenses, certificates, inspections, and approvals

CHARTER SCHOOL REVIEW COMMITTEE

The Charter School Review Committee will discuss each school's annual performance report for the 2023-25 period and may vote to accept them. The meeting includes roll call and approval of the September 26 minutes before reviewing the reports. No other actions are listed on the agenda.

• Communication on 2023-25 activities of Downtown Montessori Academy
• Communication on 2023-25 activities of Milwaukee Math and Science Academy
• Communication on 2023-25 activities of Escuela Verde
• Communication on 2023-25 activities of Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy
• Communication on 2023-25 activities of Darrell Lynn Hines College Preparatory Academy of Excellence

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee is holding a special meeting to discuss the management of the Housing Choice Voucher Program. The board will hold a public listening session and consider a resolution to award a contract to CVR Associates, Inc.

• Public listening session regarding the award of a contract to CVR Associates, Inc. (R13514)
• Resolution R13506 to approve a contract award to CVR Associates, Inc. for the management and operation of the Housing Choice Voucher Program

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee will consider a resolution extending Tax Incremental District No. 37 (Grand Avenue Replacement) for one year and directing the resulting revenue to affordable housing under the 2024 levy. It will also hear substitute ordinances modifying zoning and development plans for several properties, including Lincolnshire Apartments, the Fifteens at Park East, and industrial mixed‑use on North Humboldt Boulevard. Additional items include a minor modification to the Park Place development and a communication about the city’s property sale process.

• Resolution extending Tax Incremental District No. 37 (Grand Avenue Replacement) for one year to fund affordable housing (2024 levy)
• Substitute ordinance approving a replacement fence for Lincolnshire Apartments at the west side of North 55th Street, north of West Green Tree Road
• Substitute ordinance changing zoning to a new Detailed Planned Development for the Fifteens at Park East at 1524, 1540, and 1546 North Jefferson Street
• Substitute ordinance changing zoning from Two‑Family Residential to Industrial Mixed for 2716 and 2740 North Humboldt Boulevard
• Minor modification to the Park Place, Stage 6 development at 11925 West Lake Park Drive

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will consider resolutions to authorize settlements for various lawsuits and property damage claims, including a transfer of Opioid legal settlement funds. The agenda also includes communications from the Milwaukee Police Department regarding polling place safety and vehicle theft.

• Authorize settlement for Mary Whalen and Phillip Chavez ($31,588.43)
• Authorize settlement for Antonio Brown-Oliver v. City of Milwaukee
• Authorize settlement for Sean Alba v. City of Milwaukee
• Transfer Opioid legal settlement funds to a parent account
• Communication from MPD on polling place safety strategies

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will vote on several resolutions, including approving the October 3 meeting minutes, confirming multiple staffing appointments and promotions within the police and fire departments, and amending commission rules that govern lateral transfers of police officers. The board will also hear updates on the new Department of Emergency Communications and MPD standard operating procedures.

• Resolution to amend FPC rules relating to lateral/transfer Police Officers (FPC211797)
• Resolutions to approve appointments to various police department positions (Helpdesk Specialist II, District Administrative Assistant, Office Assistants, Emergency Vehicle Mechanic I)
• Resolutions to approve job announcement bulletins for fire department positions (Athletic Trainer, Fire Business Services Specialist, Payroll Assistant 3, Youth Fleet Apprentice)
• Resolution to approve promotions to Crime Analyst II and other police positions
• Communications on MPD standard operating procedures and the Department of Emergency Communications budget

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The meeting scheduled for October 24, 2024, has been cancelled. It is rescheduled for October 29, 2024, at 1:30 p.m.

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will consider operating plans for various improvement districts for 2025. The body will also review several mayoral appointments to city boards and committees and discuss the termination of a sister city relationship.

• Resolution approving Year 2025 Operating Plans for various Business Improvement Districts and Neighborhood Improvement Districts
• Substitute resolution terminating the sister city relationship with Tema, Ghana
• Communication from Employ Milwaukee regarding leadership, financial condition, and future outlook
• Appointments and reappointments to the Architectural Review Board and Business Improvement District #49
• Resolutions designating National Apprenticeship Day and Pot of Gold: A Reflection of You as official City events

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee will consider resolutions to fund and construct various public improvement projects, including lighting, storm enclosures, and sidewalk access, with a total estimated cost of $3.1 million. The agenda also includes reports on the cruise ship dock, the longshoremen's strike, and traffic-calming initiatives.

• Resolution to approve $315,000 in assessable public improvement projects
• Resolution to approve $1.195 million in nonassessable public improvement projects
• Resolution to install lighting in an alley bounded by West Highland Boulevard, West State Street, North 29th Street and North 33rd Street
• Resolution authorizing a Cost Sharing Agreement with the City of Glendale for Silver Spring Drive improvements
• Resolution directing DPW to develop a reserve force of road crew workers for pothole patching

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will meet virtually to approve the October 8, 2024 meeting minutes. The agenda includes requests to extend temporary appointments for a Department of Neighborhood Services chief of staff and a Milwaukee Water Works operator.

• Approval of October 8, 2024 meeting minutes
• Extension of Sha'Nese Burnell Jones' temporary appointment (6 months)
• Extension of Mitchell Hansing's probationary period (3 months)
• Reinstatement of Derek Hoppe to Equipment Operator 1 position

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider a motion (240903) to revoke the Extended Hours, Filling Station, Food Dealer and Weights & Measures licenses of Gurinder Nagra, agent for 4295 N Teutonia Ave Inc., doing business as Teutonia Gas and Food, after a reversal by the Milwaukee Circuit Court. The committee will also consider motion 240963, which contains the committee’s recommendations on licenses.

• Motion 240903: Revocation of Extended Hours, Filling Station, Food Dealer and Weights & Measures licenses for Gurinder Nagra, agent for 4295 N Teutonia Ave Inc. (4295 N Teutonia Ave).
• Motion 240963: Licenses Committee recommendations relating to licenses.

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee will consider the mayor’s appointment of Karen Gotzler to the City of Milwaukee Housing Authority, representing the 10th Aldermanic District. The committee may also serve as a simultaneous meeting of other committees if a quorum is present, but no action beyond information gathering will occur in those committees.

• Appointment of Karen Gotzler to the Milwaukee Housing Authority (10th Aldermanic District)

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will review and approve the September 30, 2024 meeting minutes. A public hearing will consider a substitute ordinance to change the zoning of 2716 and 2740 North Humboldt Boulevard from Two‑Family Residential (RT4) to Industrial Mixed (IM). The commission will also vote on a resolution approving the River Trail Commons cohousing development at the same site and on a resolution to replace a fence at the Lincolnshire Apartments entrance on North 55th Street.

• Public hearing on substitute ordinance 240661 to rezone 2716 & 2740 N. Humboldt Blvd. from Two‑Family Residential (RT4) to Industrial Mixed (IM).
• Resolution 240901 approving plans for River Trail Commons cohousing development at 2716‑2740 N. Humboldt Blvd.
• Substitute resolution 240936 for a minor fence replacement at the Lincolnshire Apartments entrance on the west side of N. 55th St., north of West Green Tree Rd.
• Review and approval of September 30, 2024 meeting minutes.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS COMMITTEE

The Capital Improvements Committee will present its recommendations for the Mayor’s proposed 2025 executive budget. This is agenda item 240891, listed as a communication relating to those recommendations. The meeting will be webcast live on the city website.

• 240891 Communication relating to the Capital Improvements Committee’s recommendations for the Mayor’s proposed 2025 executive budget

ETHICS BOARD

The Milwaukee Ethics Board will review and approve the 2023 Annual Report and the 2024 Statement of Economic Interests. The meeting includes a closed session for confidential advice and a discussion on updating the website to post elected officials' financial disclosures.

• Review and approval of 2023 Annual Report
• Review and approval of 2024 Statement of Economic Interests
• Discussion on website changes for posting financial disclosures
• Review newly filed Statement of Economic Interest Forms
• Closed session for confidential advice

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting hearings regarding the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. Specifically, the meeting will address the budgets for the Fire Department and the Fire and Police Commission.

• Proposed 2025 budget for the Fire Department
• Proposed 2025 budget for the Fire and Police Commission

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW BOARD OF APPEALS

The Administrative Review Board of Appeals will review requests to contest various city-imposed fees. The board is considering appeals related to reinspections, vacant building registrations, and nuisance violations.

• Reinspection fee appeals for 2914 N 60th St., 4500 N 75th St., and 3707 N 2nd St.
• Vacant building registration fee appeals for 827 N 34th St., 424 N 35th St., 3401 W Wanda Ave., 3373 N ML King, Jr. Dr., and 2424 N 46th St.
• Tall grass and weeds nuisance fee appeals for 3401 W Wanda Ave., 2125 N 16th St., 1680 N Cass St., 715 W Vienna Ave., 2875 S 7th St., and 2453 N 17th St.
• Garbage and litter nuisance fee appeals for properties including 2420 N Weil St., 3101 W Walnut St., and 2453 N 17th St.
• Appeal of nuisance property designation for 4550 N 48th St.

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee will discuss issues regarding the Hank Aaron State Trail and the City of Glendale's W. Silver Spring Drive reconstruction project. The body will also review minutes from the September 12, 2024 meeting.

• Discussion on Hank Aaron State Trail issues relating to State Fair and WE Energies permits
• Discussion on City of Glendale's W. Silver Spring Drive reconstruction project and City of Milwaukee's role
• Approval of September 12th, 2024 Meeting Minutes

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will hear a communication from the Mayor concerning the proposed 2025 budget. The item references the Police Department and Emergency Communications. This hearing is part of the 2025 budget hearings and will be webcast live.

• Mayor’s communication on the proposed 2025 budget – sponsors: The Chair, Police Dept., Emergency Communications

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority will discuss a resolution to apply for and accept funding from the USEPA for brownfield cleanup in the City of Milwaukee. The board will also receive a staff presentation on the 2023 Annual Report of Tax Incremental Districts.

• Resolution 240998 regarding application, acceptance, and funding of a USEPA brownfield grant
• Staff presentation on the 2023 Annual Report of Tax Incremental Districts

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will hold a hearing on the Mayor’s communication regarding the proposed 2025 city budget. The meeting will be webcast live and is also available via the City Channel. No other agenda items are listed.

• 240001 – Communication from the Mayor on the proposed 2025 budget

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council is reviewing several infrastructure projects, including bridge and highway construction. The body is also considering a new inclusive facilities policy for city-owned buildings and the adoption of a new City flag.

• Nonassessable public improvements with an estimated total cost of $11,242,000
• West Cherry Street Bridge cost increase of $3,524,308.57 (City share)
• I-43 North-South Freeway construction with an estimated total cost of $3,621,000
• City of Milwaukee Inclusive Facilities Policy and Procedure for city-owned buildings
• Substitute resolution relating to the adoption of a new City flag

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The committee is meeting to consider a motion regarding recommendations for licenses. Specific details on the licenses are not listed in the agenda and are available via the city's Legistar system or the License Division office.

• File 240839: Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting budget hearings regarding the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. This specific meeting focuses on the Milwaukee Public Library and the Department of Employee Relations.

• Proposed 2025 budget communication from the Mayor
• Budget hearing for Milwaukee Public Library
• Budget hearing for Dept. of Employee Relations

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will consider Resolution 240853, which authorizes settlement of the claims in the lawsuits Anthony Bruno et al. v. City of Milwaukee (Milwaukee County Case No. 24‑CV‑0965) and Lisa Rewolinski v. City of Milwaukee (Milwaukee County Case No. 24‑CV‑6164). The resolution is sponsored by the chair of the committee. No other agenda items are listed.

• Resolution 240853 – authorize settlement of claims in Anthony Bruno et al. v. City of Milwaukee (Case No. 24‑CV‑0965) and Lisa Rewolinski v. City of Milwaukee (Case No. 24‑CV‑6164)

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting hearings on the proposed 2025 budget, including communications from the Mayor. The body will also consider a resolution to adopt the 2025 budget for the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee.

• 2025 budget hearings for Dept. of Neighborhood Services
• 2025 budget hearings for BOZA
• 2025 budget hearings for Dept. of City Development
• Resolution 240577: proposed 2025 budget for the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee

SAFETY AND CIVIC COMMISSION

The commission will meet virtually to review minutes from July 10, 2024, and receive reports from the Chair and Safety Division Manager. The meeting includes updates from five sub-committees covering education, voter engagement, traffic safety, and mental health.

• Review and approval of July 10, 2024 minutes
• Report from Safety Division Manager Lishunda Patterson
• Traffic Safety, Sanitation, Litter Committee report
• Reducing the Demand for Drugs & Mental Health Committee report
• Civic & Voter Engagement Committee report

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting hearings regarding the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. Discussions will focus on the Department of Public Works, specifically Admin. Services and Operations.

• Proposed 2025 budget communication from the Mayor
• DPW Admin. Services budget hearing
• DPW Operations budget hearing (Sanitation, Fleet Services, and Forestry)

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee is holding a special meeting to review program management and federal planning. The body will discuss a contract award for voucher program operations and an amendment to a five-year action plan.

• Resolution R13506: Award of contract to CVR Associates, Inc. for management and operation of the Housing Choice Voucher Program
• Resolution R13505: Submission of a significant amendment to the Capital Fund Program (CFP) Five-Year Action Plan (2023-2027) to HUD

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting hearings regarding the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. Discussions will focus on specific Department of Public Works funds.

• Proposed 2025 budget communication from the Mayor
• DPW - Infrastructure budget hearing
• DPW - Sewer Maint. Fund budget hearing
• DPW - Water budget hearing
• DPW - Transportation Fund budget hearing

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Community Collaborative Commission will review the 2025 budget and discuss the future of the commission. Members will also evaluate a member's attendance record and review a recent public meeting.

• Update on the 2025 budget
• Possible vote on member Jeff Roman regarding 3 unexcused absences
• Discussion on the future of the CCC
• Review of the previous night's public meeting

TRAVAUX INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors will discuss a resolution to authorize an Owner’s Representation Agreement with Kinship MKE, Inc. for a construction project. The meeting also includes reports on roof inspections, DNS violations, and voucher utilization.

• Resolution T354: Owner’s Representation Agreement with Kinship MKE, Inc. for a Community Food Center at 421 East Locust Street
• Approval of August 15, 2024 meeting minutes
• President's report on roof inspections and DNS violations status
• Section 8 Voucher Utilization Update
• Potential closed session regarding legal strategy for litigation

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider two substitute resolutions to reallocate American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds—up to $847,900 in one item and up to $902,704 in another. It will also discuss a resolution approving the final agreement with the Milwaukee Police Supervisors’ Organization and a grant acceptance for a 2024-2026 epidemiology and lab capacity program. Additional items include communications about employee‑relations classification studies and ordinance amendments to city pay rates.

• Resolution to reallocate up to $847,900 of ARPA funds (Item 1)
• Resolution to reallocate up to $902,704 of ARPA funds (Item 2)
• Resolution approving the final agreement with Milwaukee Police Supervisors’ Organization (Item 8)
• Substitute resolution to accept and fund the 2024‑2026 Epidemiology & Lab Capacity grant (Item 10)
• Substitute ordinance to further amend 2024 rates of pay for city offices and positions (Item 11)

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Community Collaborative Commission will meet to discuss the Collins settlement agreement and goals. The session includes a presentation on a Wisconsin Policy Forum report regarding community-oriented policing in Milwaukee.

• Presentation of the report 'Common Ground: Enhancing Community Oriented Policing in Milwaukee' by the Wisconsin Policy Forum
• Discussion on the Collins settlement agreement
• Public comment period regarding police/community relations and the CCC

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will receive a communication from the Mayor concerning the proposed 2025 city budget. The committee will discuss the budget proposals as part of the 2025 budget hearings. No other agenda items are listed.

• Mayor’s communication on the proposed 2025 budget (Item 240001)

GRANVILLE-HAVENWOODS ADVISORY COUNCIL

The council will hold elections for Chair and Vice-Chair and receive a presentation on open meetings and records law. Members will also discuss the Mill Road Library.

• Election of a Chair
• Election of a Vice-Chair
• Presentation on open meetings/open records law by Assistant City Attorney Peter Block
• Discussion about the Mill Road Library

NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

The Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation will vote on the appointment of Suzette Didenko as a Community Representative. The board will also receive reports on housing assistance programs and the STRONG Homes Loan Program's 10-year impact.

• Vote on Community Representative candidate Suzette Didenko
• Communication on HOME Rehabilitation, Rental Rehabilitation, Homebuyer Assistance, and TID loan activity
• Communication on ARPA Programs including Homes MKE and Down Payment Assistance
• STRONG Homes Loan Program 10-year impact report
• Discussion on changes to the 2025 reporting format

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority Board will vote on several resolutions, including the sale of the 421 East Locust Street parcel to Kinship MKE, Inc. for a Community Food Center. It will also award a contract to CVR Associates, Inc. to manage the Housing Choice Voucher program and submit its five‑year public housing plan to HUD. Additional items address the Capital Fund Program amendment and the Board’s oversight of the Secretary‑Executive Director’s duties and compensation.

• Resolution approving sale of 421 East Locust St to Kinship MKE, Inc.
• Resolution awarding contract to CVR Associates, Inc. for Housing Choice Voucher program
• Resolution approving submission of 2025‑2029 Five‑Year PHA Plan to HUD
• Resolution approving amendment to Capital Fund Program Five‑Year Action Plan (2023‑2027)
• Motion to revert delegation of Secretary‑Executive Director duties and compensation back to the Board

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will meet to discuss personnel matters for the Department of Public Works and the Milwaukee Health Department. The board is reviewing requests for appointment extensions, probationary period extensions, and employee reinstatements.

• 6-month temporary appointment extension for Tremel Rembert, Electrical Services Manager
• 6-month probationary period extension for Damond Maurice Watts, City Laborer
• Reinstatement request from Gregory Lange to the Department of Public Works
• Reinstatement request from Holly Nannis to the Milwaukee Health Department
• Request to change the demotion date for Jeanette McKnight from February 18, 2024 to March 3, 2024

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD

The Milwaukee Arts Board will meet to discuss a public art commission at the Vel R. Phillips Plaza. The board is also reviewing the application and process for the 2025 Sustaining Grant.

• Presentation on public art commission at Vel R. Phillips Plaza
• Review of 2025 Sustaining Grant application and process

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee will discuss ordinances regarding group home licensure notifications and a historic designation. The body is also reviewing property sales, parking modifications, and grant expenditures.

• Substitute ordinance regarding notification of council members for group home or community living arrangement licensure
• Public hearing for permanent historic designation of the Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Company building at 324 N. 15th Street
• Modification to Renaissance Farwell development for temporary parking at 1443 and 1451 North Prospect Avenue
• Acceptance of an unsolicited offer to purchase city-owned property at 1211 West National Avenue
• Expenditures from Tax Incremental District No. 91 (Park Place)

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting hearings regarding the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. Discussions will include the Mayor's Office, Municipal Court, Deferred Compensation, and the Employees' Retirement System.

• Proposed 2025 budget communication from the Mayor

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing multiple requests for Certificates of Appropriateness for modifications to historic properties. The body will also review a National Register of Historic Places nomination for the Pabst Mansion.

• Proposed demolition of the Lorenz Paetzold Slate House at 1942 S. Muskego Avenue
• Elevator addition at St. Josaphat Basilica at 2322 S. 7th Street
• Mothball status for Catherine Foley Tavern at 266 E. Erie Street
• Hotel and site design modifications at 308 W. Kilbourn Avenue
• National Register of Historic Places nomination review for the Pabst Mansion at 2000 W. Wisconsin Avenue

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will consider a series of resolutions authorizing payment of claims to individuals, with settlement amounts ranging from $2,653.39 to $72,390.21. It will also discuss a resolution on local control of parking regulations and a resolution to amend the city’s legislative package to seek state legislation requiring nursing homes to notify staff, residents and families if a sex offender resides at a nursing home. The committee may enter closed session for legal advice on pending litigation.

• Resolution authorizing payment of the claim of Ericka Kelly — $72,390.21
• Resolution authorizing payment of the claim of Arthur Strong — $35,000.00
• Resolution authorizing payment of the claim of Kelvin Thompson — $25,000
• Resolution relating to local control of parking regulations
• Resolution amending the legislative package to seek state law requiring nursing homes to notify staff and families if a sex offender resides there

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will hold a joint public hearing to discuss the Mayor's proposed 2025 Executive Budget. Testimony will be limited to two minutes per speaker, and written comments can be submitted via the City's eComment system.

• Public Hearing on Mayor's Proposed 2025 Executive Budget
• Testimony limited to two minutes per speaker
• Written comments accepted via eComment system
• Live webcast available on Channel 25

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The committee is conducting hearings on the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. Discussions will cover city revenue, debt, and specific departmental budgets.

• Proposed 2025 budget overview
• Capital Improvements
• City Revenue/City Debt
• Grant & Aid Fund, CC Contingent Fund, and Tax Stabilization Fund
• Budget hearings for City Attorney, Treasurer, and City Clerk

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission is meeting to approve multiple personnel appointments and promotions for the Milwaukee Police Department. The body will also discuss changes to police standard operating procedures and rules regarding lateral transfer officers.

• Changes to MPD Standard Operating Procedures regarding Use of Force, Absence, and Towing of Vehicles
• Resolution to amend FPC rules relating to lateral/transfer Police Officers
• Approval of eligible lists for 911 Telecommunicators and Firefighters
• Promotions for one Captain, one Lieutenant, three Sergeants, and four Detectives
• Approval of a Forensic Identification Processor job announcement bulletin

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission is meeting to consider resolutions regarding personnel promotions within the Milwaukee Police Department. The board may meet in closed session to discuss employment and performance data before voting in open session.

• Resolution FPC211802: promotions to the Detective position (4)
• Resolution FPC211799: promotion to the Captain of Police position

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss police officer recruitment, officer deployment, and initiatives to combat reckless driving. The body is also considering ordinances regarding parking and traffic controls and the appointment of a Board of Health member.

• Appointment of Dr. Darlene Beck to the Board of Health
• Ordinances relating to parking and traffic controls
• Funding for the 2024-2026 Epidemiology & Lab Capacity grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services
• Reports on reckless driving initiatives and Vision Zero
• Updates on the new Dept. of Emergency Communications and unified CAD system

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will consider several mayoral appointments to Business Improvement Districts and the Milwaukee Arts Board. The body will also discuss funding for a community walk and a state grant for a playfield.

• Appropriating up to $2,000 for Sickle Cell Awareness Walk 2024
• Outdoor recreation grant application for Metcalfe Playfield from the State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
• Designating August 2-9, 2025, as Bronzeville Week
• Appointments and reappointments to Business Improvement Districts #11, #21, #26, #38, and #49
• Reappointments to the Milwaukee Arts Board and Vel R. Phillips Trailblazer Award Selection Committee

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The committee will vote on resolutions to fund assessable and non‑assessable public improvements totaling $1.1 million, approve construction of non‑assessable projects for $365 000, and adopt a $3,621,000 State‑Let Highway Project with a city share of $69,170. Additional items include an honorary street naming, the Inclusive Facilities Policy, and a resolution to apply for clean‑energy tax credits.

• Resolution 240809: Approve $710,000 assessable improvements (city engineering $40,000).
• Resolution 240811: Approve $385,000 non‑assessable improvements (city engineering $152,000).
• Resolution 240799: Direct execution of State‑Let Highway Project (total $3,621,000; city share $69,170).
• Resolution 240447: Transfer $3,524,308.57 for West Cherry Street Bridge cost increase (city share).
• Resolution 240849: Adopt City Inclusive Facilities Policy for all city‑owned/operated buildings.

PUBLIC DEBT COMMISSION

The Public Debt Commission is meeting to discuss the issuance of city debt and receive reports from the City Comptroller. The body will review authorizations for promissory notes and certifications for obligation reimbursements.

• Sale and issuance of General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2024 N5 (Item 240866)
• City Comptroller report on line of credit draws, renewals, and debt issuance (Item 240868)
• Certification of obligations for sale and issuance and intent for reimbursement (Item 240869)

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will review and approve previous meeting minutes and consider several zoning and development resolutions, including public hearings on group home licensing and a proposed residential development on North Jefferson Street.

• Public hearing on group home licensing notification ordinance
• Public hearing on zoning change for North Jefferson Street residential development
• Resolution approving Riverwalk lighting updates
• Resolution approving Minor Modification to Renaissance Farwell
• Resolution approving 2025 meeting dates

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will hold a 2025 budget public input hearing. Residents may give testimony in person, by phone, or via a webinar after registering by the deadline. Written comments can be submitted through the City’s eComment system. The meeting will be webcast live on Channel 25 and online.

• Item 240001 – Communication from the Mayor relating to the proposed 2025 budget
• Item 240758 – Public comments on the Mayor's Proposed Executive Budget for 2025 via eComment system
• Registration required for phone or internet testimony; deadline 4:45 p.m. the day before the hearing
• In‑person speakers limited to two minutes each

CHARTER SCHOOL REVIEW COMMITTEE

The Charter School Review Committee will meet to discuss administrative matters for the 2023-25 school years. The primary item for discussion is the approval of a new middle-school scorecard.

• Approval of a new middle-school scorecard
• Election of a Vice-Chair
• Approval of June 5th minutes

SISTER CITIES COMMITTEE

The Sister Cities Committee will review and approve the minutes from the July 25, 2024 meeting. It will discuss and potentially move to terminate the sister city relationship with Tema, Ghana, and will review the 2024 annual report for Irpin, Ukraine. The committee will also consider a revised annual reporting form and discuss upcoming sister‑city events such as the Holiday Folk Fair and a meet‑and‑greet.

• Termination of the sister city relationship with Tema, Ghana
• Review and approval of Irpin, Ukraine 2024 annual report
• Review and approval of a revised sister‑city annual reporting form
• Discussion of Holiday Folk Fair event
• Discussion of meet‑and‑greet event

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Equal Rights Commission is meeting to review a resolution regarding inclusive restroom policy and receive communications on Chapter 109 amendments. The body will also discuss commission appointments and Human Rights Day.

• Resolution relating to the inclusive restroom policy
• Communication regarding Chapter 109 amendments from the Office of Equity and Inclusion and Legislative Reference Bureau
• Communication from the Governance Committee regarding commission candidates and appointments
• Communication from the Human Rights Day Adhoc Committee

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will consider three requests to extend employee probationary periods and one appeal regarding a rejected job application. The board will also discuss the 2025 meeting schedule.

• Probation extension for Jaqkrete Dante Martin (Equipment Operator 1) from Sept 29, 2024 to March 29, 2025
• Probation extension for Shannon Suvell Cotton (Equipment Operator I) from Sept 18, 2024 to March 18, 2025
• Probation extension for Vanessa Brown (Communications Assistant III) from Nov 9, 2024 to Feb 9, 2025
• Application rejection appeal from Jeremy Snieg for Systems Integration-Project Leader position
• Discussion of the 2025 CSC virtual or in-person meeting schedule

COMMON COUNCIL

The Milwaukee Common Council will consider approving public works projects, including street improvements, green infrastructure agreements, and transit-related resolutions. The agenda also includes resolutions for honorary street names and a change order for sewer system work.

• Honorary street names for Willie 'Baylew' Mitchell and Rev. Lovell Johnson, Sr.
• Change order of $52,600 for Private Property Inflow and Infiltration (PPII) project
• Resolution authorizing $1,850,000 for Safe Streets and Roads for All grant projects
• Green Infrastructure Funding Agreements with MMSD and MPS properties
• Amendment to lease agreement with T-Mobile for antennas at Fire Station 8814 W. Lisbon Avenue

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider Motion 240676, which addresses the committee's recommendations on city licenses. The motion will be presented by the chair. The agenda notes that if a quorum of other committees is present, the meeting may also serve as a simultaneous meeting, but no action will be taken in those committees.

• Motion 240676 – recommendations of the Licenses Committee on licenses

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will consider two items. First, it will discuss appointing Kevin Kuschel to Business Improvement District #38 in the 14th Aldermanic District. Second, it will consider a resolution to authorize up to $5,000 from its fund for the 2024 Beet Street Fall Harvest Festival, which could be referred to the Common Council for final action.

• Appointment of Kevin Kuschel to Business Improvement District #38 (14th Aldermanic District).
• Resolution to spend up to $5,000 from the Committee Fund for the 2024 Beet Street Fall Harvest Festival.

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee is meeting to discuss a substitute ordinance regarding the preparation of members appointed to plural bodies. This is the only substantive item listed on the agenda.

• Substitute ordinance 240414 relating to the preparation of members appointed to plural bodies

JOINT COMMITTEE ON REDEVELOPMENT OF ABANDONED AND FORECLOSED HOMES

The Joint Committee will review minutes from Feb. 6 2023 and receive updates from several city departments on housing programs, including the ARPA‑funded $43.5 million housing allocation. No formal actions are scheduled; the meeting is for information sharing and public comment.

• Review and approval of meeting minutes from Feb. 6 2023
• Communication on status of ARPA‑funded housing
• Communication on Housing Infrastructure Preservation Fund activities
• Communication on Lease‑to‑Own Program
• Communication on the status of $43.5 million ARPA funds allocated for housing

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee will approve the July 2024 meeting minutes and discuss utility conflicts, curb painting, and various traffic safety projects. The meeting will be held in person at the Zeidler Municipal Building and virtually via Microsoft Teams.

• Approval of July 19th, 2024 Meeting Minutes
• Discussion on Painting Utility Conflicts in Bike Lanes
• Discussion on Painting Curbs in 'No Parking' Areas
• Discussion on Various Bike, Ped, and Traffic Safety Projects
• Work Group Updates & Discussion

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will consider a series of resolutions approving appointments, promotions, and recruitment requests for the Milwaukee Police Department, Fire Department, and Emergency Communications. Items include re‑exempting a Crime Analyst position, creating eligibility lists for several police roles, and promoting staff in both departments. The board will also vote on job evaluation reports for various positions and amend a board rule.

• Resolution to re‑exempt the Crime Analyst position in the Milwaukee Police Department
• Resolutions to approve appointments to Crime Analyst I, Forensic Identification Processor, Police Records Specialist I, Helpdesk Specialist II, Custodial Worker 1, and HVAC Maintenance Technician I positions
• Resolutions to approve recruitment and eligibility lists for Crime Analyst, Crime Scene Supervisor, and Forensic Identification Processor positions
• Resolution to amend FPC Board Rule III, Section 4(a)
• Resolutions to approve job evaluation reports for Business Systems Administrator, various police staff, and Police Records Specialist III

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will conduct a performance review of Police Chief Jeffrey Norman. It will also consider a resolution to approve the appointment of an Emergency Communications Deputy Director. Both items are slated for discussion in a closed session because they involve personnel matters.

• Performance Review of Police Chief Jeffrey Norman (closed session)
• Resolution to approve appointment of Emergency Communications Deputy Director (closed session)

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority will consider resolutions to approve the 2025 operating budget, the 2025 meeting schedule, and expenditures for Tax Incremental District No. 91 (Park Place). The group will also review the 2023 financial statements.

• Resolution approving 2025 Redevelopment Authority Operating Budget
• Resolution approving 2025 meeting schedule
• Resolution approving expenditures from Tax Incremental District No. 91 (Park Place)
• Review and Acceptance of 2023 Financial Statements
• Hybrid meeting with in-person and virtual options

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider several reappointments to city boards and commissions. It will review communications from the City Treasurer, Comptroller, and other departments. The committee will vote on a resolution to move American Rescue Plan Act funds from the Environmental Collaboration Office Modular Housing Program to the Department of City Development’s affordable housing programs. Additional items include a resolution for the Zilber Family Foundation’s Bridge Project and approval of the debt sale statement.

• Reappointment of Molly King to the Deferred Compensation Plan Board
• Reappointment of Bernard Allen, David Misky, and Mary Reavey to the Public Debt Commission
• Resolution to reallocate ARPA funds from the Environmental Collaboration Office Modular Housing Program to affordable housing programs
• Substitute resolution for participation in the Zilber Family Foundation’s The Bridge Project and appropriating funds
• Resolution approving the form of the Preliminary Official Statement for the sale of city debt

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee will consider reappointments, advisory council appointments, fund transfers, zoning changes, land disposition resolutions, historic designations, and departmental communications. The most consequential action is the resolution authorizing the sale of several City‑owned parcels on West Vliet Street and North 35th Street in the 15th Aldermanic District. Additional items include zoning amendments for properties on North 42nd Street and West Vliet Street, and permanent historic designations for the Grand Avenue Apartments Historic District and the Schuster‑Bloodgood Apartments.

• Reappointment of Henry Szymanski to the Board of Zoning Appeals (Item 240681)
• Substitute ordinance changing zoning from Parks to Two‑Family Residential (RT4) at 428 North 42nd Street (Item 240376)
• Substitute ordinance changing zoning from Two‑Family Residential (RT4) to Local Business (LB2) for 3516‑3602 West Vliet Street (Item 240377)
• Resolution approving land disposition and sale of City‑owned properties at 3510, 3514, 3516‑18, 3526‑A, 3534, 3538, 3602‑A West Vliet Street and 1415 North 35th Street (Item 240660)
• Resolution granting permanent historic designation to the Grand Avenue Apartments Historic District on West Wisconsin Avenue (Item 240590)

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will consider a substitute resolution returning property at 3613 W Maple Street to its former owner. It will also vote on several mayoral appointments to the Ethics Board and Equal Rights Commission. The agenda includes multiple resolutions authorizing settlements of city lawsuits and a resolution cancelling certain real‑estate taxes. An ordinance on ethics and harassment training for elected officials is also on the docket.

• Substitute resolution returning real estate at 3613 W Maple Street to Ismael Mayorga
• Appointment of Gini Hendrickson to the Ethics Board by the Mayor
• Resolution authorizing settlement of Danasha Kennedy et al. v. City of Milwaukee (Case No. 24-CV-4315)
• Ordinance establishing ethics and harassment training requirements for elected officials and appointees
• Resolution cancelling real‑estate taxes on parcels with 2021‑2022 tax key numbers

FPC TESTING AND RECRUITING COMMITTEE

The Fire and Police Commission will consider staff communications about recruiting progress for police officers and aides, and will review information on a new vendor for law‑enforcement promotional and entry‑level testing. The meeting also includes approval of the November 9, 2023 minutes and public comment.

• Approve November 9, 2023 meeting minutes (Resolution FPC211610)
• Staff report on recruiting new police officers and police aides (FPC211612)
• Staff report on new vendor for law‑enforcement promotional and entry‑level testing (FPC211613)
• Public comment period

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Community Collaborative Commission will review and approve minutes from previous meetings and discuss the 2025 budget. The body will also finalize details for an October 9th public meeting.

• Review and approval of March 14th and April 11th minutes
• Update on the 2025 budget
• Finalize details of the Oct. 9th public meeting
• Communication regarding 2022/2024 activities

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee is scheduled to vote on resolutions for street construction, traffic calming, and green infrastructure projects across the city, including a $5.18 million project for nonassessable improvements and a $1.85 million grant for quick-build street designs.

• Approving $6.34M in nonassessable public improvements
• Authorizing $1.85M for quick-build street design and construction
• Assigning honorary street names to 'Willie 'Baylew' Mitchell' and 'Rev. Lovell Johnson, Sr.'
• Approving a $52,600 change order for Private Property Inflow and Infiltration (PPII) work
• Authorizing a $36.6 million grant for the Reconnecting Communities program

FPC RESEARCH AND RULES COMMITTEE

The meeting scheduled for September 10, 2024, was cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will discuss personnel matters, including classification reports and temporary appointment extensions. The board is also reviewing a layoff plan for the Milwaukee Health Department and several employee appeal hearings.

• Milwaukee Health Department Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness Program Layoff Plan
• Request to re-exempt the Marketing and Communications Officer position for Milwaukee Water Works
• Findings of Fact for the Sommer Cage and Richard Schmidt appeal hearings
• Untimely discharge appeal request from Shakeyla Smith, Parking Enforcement Officer
• Temporary appointment extensions for Daniel Stein (Office Assistant II) and Floyd Hunt (Electrical Services Laborer 1)

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will meet on September 10, 2024 at City Hall. The committee will consider Motion 240676, which relates to the committee’s recommendations on licenses. Detailed information about the motion is available on the Legistar website or at the License Division office. No other agenda items are listed.

• Motion 240676 – discussion of Licenses Committee recommendations on licenses

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee will consider the appointment of Dr. Terri Brookshire to the Charter School Review Commission and discuss the cost of the Republican National Convention. The body will also discuss a substitute ordinance regarding appointments to plural bodies and vote on a resolution to adopt a new City flag.

• Appointment of Dr. Terri Brookshire to the Charter School Review Commission
• Communication on the cost and fiscal impact of the Republican National Convention
• Substitute ordinance on preparation of members appointed to plural bodies
• Ordinance on the sequence of appointments to plural bodies
• Resolution to adopt a new City flag

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Historic Preservation Commission will review multiple resolutions for Certificates of Appropriateness covering alterations to historic properties, including elevators, fences, windows, and demolition. It will also vote on the permanent historic designation of the Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Company Building at 324 N. 15th Street. The agenda includes approval of minutes from prior meetings, an amendment to commission by‑laws, and routine updates.

• Resolution 240600 – permanent historic designation of the Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Company Building, 324 N. 15th St.
• Resolution 240610 – demolition of the Lorenz Paetzold Slate House, 1942 S. Muskego Ave.
• Resolution 240605 – Certificate of Appropriateness for an elevator addition at 2232 S. 7th St., St. Josaphat Basilica.
• Resolution 240362 – amendment to the commission by‑laws regarding roof material replacement.
• Resolution 240716 – repair of retaining wall and fence at 2220 N. Terrace Ave., Villa Terrace Decorative Art Museum.

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission is meeting to discuss a residency extension request. The board may convene in a closed session to consider personnel data or disciplinary histories.

• FPC211725 Resolution to approve the Residency Extension request of a Firefighter

BOARD OF HEALTH

The Board of Health will meet to elect board officers and assign branch collaborations. The meeting includes a presentation on ethics and public records law and updates from the Health Commissioner.

• Election of Board Officers
• Branch Collaboration Assignments
• Presentation on Ethics and Public Records Law by Assistant City Attorney Peter Block
• Health Commissioner updates on budget, Electronic Health Record Transition, and Communicable Disease Transmission
• Home Environmental Health (Lead Program) update

CITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

The City Information Management Committee is meeting to review and potentially approve a Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy and a Strategic Technology Plan. The body will also discuss Microsoft licensing, cloud storage use, and IT survey results.

• Review and/or approval of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy
• Review and/or approval of Strategic Technology Plan
• Discussion of Microsoft licensing
• Discussion of cloud storage use
• Review and/or approval of departmental record schedules

CITIZEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE NAMING OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND STREETS

The Citizen Advisory Committee on the Naming of Public Buildings, Facilities and Streets is meeting to discuss three resolutions for honorary street names. These proposals identify specific stretches of road to be named after individuals.

• Resolution 240234: Honorary name 'Willie Baylew Mitchell' for N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive from W. Ring Street to W. Concordia Avenue
• Resolution 240507: Honorary name 'Rev. Lovell Johnson, Sr.' for N. 16th Street from W. Capitol Drive to W. Vienna Avenue
• Resolution 240511: Honorary name 'Bishop Daniels' for N. 32nd Street from W. Hampton Avenue to W. Hopkins Street

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee is meeting to discuss a motion regarding recommendations for licenses. This is a special meeting held at City Hall.

• Motion 240572 relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The committee will consider two resolutions that each request up to $10,000 from the Community and Economic Development Committee Fund. One resolution would fund CAGE MKE’s Healing House initiative, sponsored by Ald. Russell W. Stamper. The other would fund the 2024 Back to School Festival, sponsored by Ald. Mark Chambers Jr. If either resolution is approved, the action may be referred to the Common Council for further action at its regular meeting.

• Resolution 240585: appropriate up to $10,000 for CAGE MKE’s Healing House initiative (sponsored by Ald. Stamper).
• Resolution 240642: appropriate up to $10,000 for the 2024 Back to School Festival (sponsored by Ald. Chambers Jr.).

PUBLIC DEBT COMMISSION

The Public Debt Commission will meet on August 27, 2024 at City Hall to review several debt‑related items. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a resolution to authorize a draw on the Public Debt Amortization Fund for 2025 purposes. Additional items are communications from the City Treasurer and City Comptroller about 2023 public debt reports, debt service, line‑of‑credit draws, and certification that obligations can be sold and issued. The commission will also schedule future meetings.

• Approve previous meeting minutes
• Authorize sale and issuance of Water System Second Lien Revenue Bonds, Series 2024 W4
• Resolution authorizing a draw on the Public Debt Amortization Fund for 2025 purposes
• Communications from City Treasurer and City Comptroller on 2023 public debt reports and debt service
• Certification that obligations can be sold and issued, declaring intent to reimburse from proceeds

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider Resolution 240493 to grant permanent historic designation to the Schuster‑Bloodgood Apartments at 3217 W. Wells Street in the Fourth Aldermanic District. The resolution is sponsored by the chair of the commission. The meeting is open to the public and will be webcast live.

• Resolution 240493 – Permanent historic designation of the Schuster‑Bloodgood Apartments, 3217 W. Wells Street (Fourth Aldermanic District)

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The commission will review and approve the minutes from its July 29 meeting. It will hold public hearings on two zoning ordinances: one changing 428 North 42nd Street from Parks to Two‑Family Residential, and another changing 3516‑3602 West Vliet Street from Two‑Family Residential to Local Business. The body will also consider a resolution approving development plans for a 15,000‑square‑foot commercial building at 4100 North 56th Street, and a resolution approving a final certified survey map on the east side of North 13th Street.

• Ordinance 240376: change zoning from Parks (PK) to Two‑Family Residential (RT4) at 428 North 42nd Street
• Ordinance 240377: change zoning from Two‑Family Residential (RT4) to Local Business (LB2) at 3516‑3602 West Vliet Street
• Resolution 240534: approve development plans for a 15,000 sq ft commercial building at 4100 North 56th Street
• Resolution 240246: approve final Certified Survey Map for land east of North 13th Street, north of West Vliet Street

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will consider three agenda items: approval of the August 7, 2024 meeting minutes, election of the commission’s President and Vice‑President, and a suspension appeal hearing for Richard A. Schmidt, Customer Services Manager with the Office of the City Treasurer. The suspension appeal will be heard in open session after a possible closed‑session deliberation. The board may also receive a motion to convene in closed session under Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(a).

• Approve minutes from the August 7, 2024 meeting (Agenda item 240495).
• Elect President and Vice‑President of the commission (Agenda item 240462).
• Hear suspension appeal of Richard A. Schmidt, Customer Services Manager, Office of the City Treasurer (Agenda item 240496).
• Potential motion to convene in closed session per Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(a).

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Community Collaborative Commission will meet on August 8, 2024. It will review and approve the minutes from the March 14 and April 11 meetings. The body will provide an update and discuss the 2025 budget. It will also discuss and possibly vote on a September/October public meeting and review communications about 2022‑2024 activities.

• Review and approval of minutes from March 14 and April 11 meetings
• Update and discussion on the 2025 budget
• Discussion and possible vote on September/October public meeting
• Communication relating to the 2022/2024 activities of the Commission

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board will approve the July 16, 2024 meeting minutes and consider several personnel actions, including extensions of temporary appointments for a fiscal planner, a human‑resources representative, and a mechanical plan examiner. An appeal of a rejected application for the Emergency Response Planning Coordinator position will be reviewed. The City Attorney's Office will request re‑exemption of the Special Duty City Attorney position, Pay Range 1QX.

• Approve July 16, 2024 meeting minutes (Agenda item 3).
• Extend Aaron A. Robinette’s temporary appointment (4‑month extension, Aug 16 – Dec 20 2024).
• Extend Kathleen Verfurth’s temporary appointment (June 12 – Dec 21 2024).
• Extend Chellei Harris’s probationary period (3‑month extension, Aug 7 – Nov 7 2024).
• Re‑exempt Special Duty City Attorney position, Pay Range 1QX.

COMMON COUNCIL

The Milwaukee Common Council will consider a tax increment district for the Midtown Home Ownership Initiative, an ordinance increasing penalties for disorderly conduct with weapons, and various public works projects including mini-roundabouts and streetcar route changes. The agenda also includes committee reports on licenses, public works, finance, and legislation.

• Tax Incremental District No. 119 (Midtown Home Ownership Initiative)
• Ordinance increasing penalties for disorderly conduct with weapons
• Mini-roundabouts at North Holton and North 51st Street intersections
• Streetcar (HOP) schedule and route changes
• Authorization for up to $5.5M in contingent borrowing for street projects

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will consider a substitute ordinance that would modify the membership of the Milwaukee Commission on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. The committee will also review a communication from the Milwaukee Police Department concerning dispatcher training and operational protocols. Any actions taken may be referred to the Common Council for further action at its regular meeting on July 30, 2024.

• Substitute ordinance on membership of the Milwaukee Commission on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (Sponsors: Ald. Taylor, Ald. Spiker, Ald. Moore, Ald. Chambers Jr.)
• Communication from the Milwaukee Police Department about dispatcher training and operational protocols (Sponsor: Ald. Westmoreland)

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will consider three resolutions to approve personnel promotions. One resolution concerns the promotion to Deputy Chief of the Fire Department. Two resolutions address promotions to Inspector and Captain positions within the Police Department. The items may be discussed in a closed session before being voted on in open session.

• Resolution FPC211714: approve promotion to Deputy Chief, Fire Department
• Resolution FPC211717: approve two promotions to Inspector of Police
• Resolution FPC211718: approve two promotions to Captain of Police

SISTER CITIES COMMITTEE

The Sister Cities Committee will review annual reports from Irpin, Ukraine, and discuss revisions to the annual report form. The body will also review the status of current relationships with Tema, Ghana, and Abuja, Nigeria, and discuss exchange opportunities with Tarime District, Tanzania.

• Review of Irpin, Ukraine annual report
• Discussion on revising sister city annual report form
• Review of Tema, Ghana relationship status
• Review of Abuja, Nigeria relationship status
• Discussion on Tarime District, Tanzania exchange program

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee will consider an amended resolution to change the schedule and route of the Milwaukee Streetcar (HOP). The committee will also receive a communication from the Department of Public Works regarding tall grass and weed enforcement.

• Amended resolution to change the Milwaukee Streetcar (HOP) schedule and route
• Communication from the Department of Public Works on tall grass and weed enforcement

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Equal Rights Commission is meeting to review the complaint process and an amendment to Chapter 109. The body will also receive communications from the Governance Committee and the Office of Equity and Inclusion.

• Chapter 109 Amendment & Complaint Process
• Governance Committee Communication
• Office of Equity and Inclusion (OEI) Communication
• Human Rights Day

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The committee is considering several resolutions regarding property damage appeals and legal settlements. The body will also decide on specific payments for claims and expert witness expenditures. Additionally, several older communications and ordinances are being placed on file.

• Payment of claim to Christopher Benitez for $25,000
• Payment of claim to David Letteer and Selena Letteer for $22,750
• Expenditure of $15,000 for expert witness services in Saint John’s Communities, Inc. v. City of Milwaukee
• Property damage appeal for Daniel McClain for $6,359.89
• Property damage appeal for Christine Mlot for $3,195.00

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee will meet to discuss Milwaukee County park trails, dockless scooters, and an internship program. The meeting will be held both in person and virtually.

• Approval of June 21, 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussion on Milwaukee County Parks Trails
• Discussion on City of Milwaukee Dockless Scooters
• Discussion on Bike Fed Active Transportation Internship
• Work Group Updates & Discussion

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider re‑exempting the Legislative Fiscal Manager, Sr. position to Pay Range 2MX. The meeting also includes approvals of the July 1, 2024 meeting minutes, classification and probationary reports, and extensions of temporary appointments for several staff members. Commissioners will also elect the President and Vice‑President of the commission.

• Approve July 1, 2024 meeting minutes (Item 3, File 240454).
• Approve Classification Report(s) (Item 4, File 240467).
• Approve Probationary Report(s) (Item 5, File 240468).
• Extend temporary appointment for Andrea Fowler, Chief of Staff, July 21–Sept 28 2024 (Item 6, File 240457).
• Public hearing on re‑exempting the Legislative Fiscal Manager, Sr. position, Pay Range 2MX (Item 13, File 240489).

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider a motion regarding the revocation of an extended hours license for El Jalapeno Restaurant LLC. The committee will also review an ordinance to repeal security personnel license requirements.

• Revocation of Extended Hours Establishment license for El Jalapeno Restaurant LLC at 2106 W National Av.
• Ordinance repealing security personnel license requirements and related provisions.
• Motion relating to committee recommendations regarding licenses.

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will meet to consider various personnel actions including appointments, promotions, and eligible lists for the Milwaukee Police and Fire Departments. The commission will also review updates to Milwaukee Police Department Standard Operating Procedures regarding compensation, property, and camera systems.

• Personnel appointments for several Milwaukee Police Department roles
• Job announcement bulletins for Fire Captain and Fire Lieutenant positions
• Eligible lists for Heavy Equipment Operator, Police Detective, and Police Officer positions
• Temporary firefighter and fire paramedic appointments for the 2024 Republican National Convention
• Changes to MPD Standard Operating Procedures regarding overtime, property, and in-car camera systems

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will review several ordinances regarding parking, traffic, and weapon penalties. The agenda also includes discussions on law enforcement cooperation for the 2024 Democratic National Convention and security preparations for the Republican National Convention.

• Ordinance relating to parking controls
• Ordinance relating to traffic controls
• Grant implementation for Triple P Programs via Children’s Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Police Department policy for responding to vehicle thefts
• Resolution for a Wisconsin DOT Speed Enforcement grant

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Community Collaborative Commission will review previous meeting minutes and receive updates on city residency requirements. The body will also discuss the 2025 budget and consider a possible vote regarding an August public meeting.

• Update and discussion on the 2025 budget
• Discussion and possible vote on August public meeting
• Review of March 14th and April 11th meeting minutes

TRAVAUX INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Travaux Inc. Board of Directors will consider several contract awards for work at Highland Gardens. These items include contracts for windows, flooring, painting, and casework. The President will also provide reports on voucher utilization and housing occupancy.

• $1,332,391.00 contract to Insulation Technologies, Inc. for windows at Highland Gardens
• $322,886.00 contract to Tiles in Style, LLC DBA Taza Construction for flooring at Highland Gardens
• $532,768.00 contract to Sanchez Painting Contractors, Inc. for painting at Highland Gardens
• $302,900.00 contract to Dodge and Sons Builders LLC for residential casework and countertops at Highland Gardens

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will consider recommendations from the Licenses Committee and the Public Safety Committee. Proposed items include ordinances regarding disorderly conduct with dangerous weapons and a ban on bump stocks.

• Ordinance relating to penalties for disorderly conduct while possessing, using or threatening to use a dangerous weapon
• Substitute ordinance banning bump stocks in the City of Milwaukee
• Licenses Committee recommendations

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Milwaukee Community and Economic Development Committee will review seven resolutions covering grant fundings, reprogramming allocations, and a Year 2025 funding plan. These decisions determine how municipal and federal housing funds are distributed to support neighborhood initiatives, emergency solutions, and affordable housing programs.

• Resolution 240411 authorizes up to $10,000 from the Committee Fund for Bronzeville Week
• Resolutions 240388 and 240389 address reprogramming funds for HOPWA and Emergency Solutions Grants
• Resolution 240390 allocates Midtown Neighborhood Alliance funds to Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity
• Resolution 240391 covers reallocation of 2024 CDBG grant funds
• Resolutions 240393 and 240394 establish the Year 2025 Funding Allocation Plan and accept a HUD housing grant

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The committee will review several resolutions regarding public improvement projects, including assessments and construction costs. Discussions also include funding for mini-roundabouts, bridge design, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

• Mini-roundabout projects at North Holton and North 51st Street intersections
• Construction of North 25th Street Bridge over the Menomonee River ($30,000 increase)
• Construction of West Silver Spring at 6 Intersections ($200,000 increase)
• Grant application for heavy duty electric vehicles and charging infrastructure
• City Attorney intervention regarding We Energies' natural-gas power plant requests

SAFETY AND CIVIC COMMISSION

The Safety and Civic Commission will hold a virtual meeting to review previous minutes and hear reports from various sub-committees. The agenda includes reports from the Steering Committee, Educational Achievement Committee, and several other specialized groups.

• Review/Approval of March 11, 2024 Safety & Civic Commission Minutes
• Steering Committee report
• Educational Achievement Committee report
• Civic & Voter Engagement Committee report
• Traffic Safety, Sanitation, Litter Committee report

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will hold a special public hearing regarding a resolution for the Year 2025 Funding Allocation Plan. The meeting is scheduled for July 10, 2024, at the Mitchell Street Library.

• Resolution 240393 relating to the establishment of the Year 2025 Funding Allocation Plan

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee is reviewing a motion regarding the committee's own recommendations relating to licenses. Detailed subject matter for this item can be found by searching file number 240408 on the city's legislative website.

• Motion 240408 relating to license recommendations

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD

The Milwaukee Arts Board will review previous meeting minutes and receive a report from the Public Art Subcommittee. The board will also consider the nomination of Ariel Pate to the Public Art Subcommittee.

• Public Art Subcommittee Report
• Nomination of Ariel Pate to the Public Art Subcommittee

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD PUBLIC ART SUBCOMMITTEE

The subcommittee will review previous meeting minutes and discuss new business. The agenda also includes an update on the PAIR Program.

• PAIR Program Update

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Milwaukee Steering and Rules Committee will consider two appointments to the Charter School Review Committee. Most other agenda items consist of informational reports, resolutions, and motions that may be placed on file as no longer necessary rather than voted on. The committee may also convene in closed session to consult with the City Attorney regarding pending litigation.

• Appointment of Zaynab Baalbaki and reappointment of Kevin Ingram to the Charter School Review Committee
• Possible closed session to consult with the City Attorney on litigation matters per Wis. Stats. 19.85(1)(g)
• Informational reports on a proposed sales tax increase, shared revenue changes, and the city’s budget shortfall
• Communications regarding water wholesale agreements between Milwaukee and Franklin
• Updates on absentee ballot fraud allegations and American Rescue Plan Act fund usage

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The commission will hold public hearings on proposed ordinance changes, specific rezoning requests, and a mixed-use development project. These items determine local land use rules, property classifications in the 12th and 6th Aldermanic Districts, and comprehensive planning updates for the Menomonee Valley. Residents may submit testimony or attend virtually to review how these decisions affect neighborhood zoning and development incentives.

• Public hearing on substitute ordinance for floodplain and shoreland-wetland zoning regulations (240151)
• Public hearing on rezoning 1585 South Cesar E. Chavez Drive from Local Business LB2 to Two-Family Residential RT4 (240250)
• Public hearing on resolution approving the Bronzeville Creative Arts & Technology Hub mixed-use development and Development Incentive Zone status (240358)
• Resolution conditionally approving a final Certified Survey Map near West North Avenue and North 6th Street (240247)
• Substitute ordinance amending land use recommendations in the Menomonee Valley Area Comprehensive Plan for the St. Paul Corridor (240199)

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee is holding a special public hearing regarding a resolution for the Year 2025 Funding Allocation Plan. The meeting is scheduled to take place at the Capitol Drive Voting Center.

• Resolution 240393 relating to the establishment of the Year 2025 Funding Allocation Plan

BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS

The Board of Election Commissioners will meet to certify the results for the Special Primary Election for State Senate District 4. The meeting also includes a report from the Executive Director.

• Certification of the Results for the Special Primary Election for State Senate District 4

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will consider several ordinances regarding alcohol beverage regulations and security personnel licensing. The meeting also includes recommendations for honorary street names and various public improvement funding resolutions.

• Permanent historic designation for Grand Avenue Historic District on West Wisconsin Avenue
• License requirements for private security personnel during the Republican National Convention
• Honorary street name 'Rev. Bobby L. Sinclair' for North 18th Street
• Honorary street name 'James (JL) Davis' for North 22nd Street
• Funding increase of $125,000 for traffic control devices on North Teutonia Avenue

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Milwaukee Licenses Committee will consider a single motion regarding license recommendations. The agenda is sparse and contains only standard procedural notices for public file access, transit, and lobbying registration. The provided text does not specify the exact subject matter or impact of the licenses under review.

• Motion 240321 regarding license recommendations

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Equal Rights Commission will discuss the status of an amendment to Chapter 109 regarding the complaint process. The commission is also addressing personnel changes including one resignation and four vacancies.

• Update on Chapter 109 amendment regarding the ERC complaint process
• Status update on Commissioner reappointments
• Resignation of Commissioner Martha Collins
• Recruitment updates for four commissioner vacancies

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Milwaukee Historic Preservation Commission will review and vote on multiple Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior modifications at historic properties across the city. The agenda also includes a review of a National Register of Historic Places nomination for the 100 East Building and a proposed amendment to the commission's by-laws regarding roof material replacement. These reviews determine whether proposed exterior changes comply with local historic district guidelines, which directly affect how property owners can alter or maintain historic homes and businesses.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for phased deconstruction and reconstruction of the Pabst Mansion side pavilion at 2000 W. Wisconsin Avenue
• National Register of Historic Places nomination review for the 100 East Building at 100 E. Wisconsin Avenue
• Certificate of Appropriateness for storefront remodel and window replacement at 532 - 534 N. Water Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness for roof material change from slate to another product at 2525 N. Grant Boulevard
• Proposed amendment to commission by-laws regarding roof material replacement standards

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is meeting to review the June 25, 2024, meeting minutes. The agenda also includes a communication regarding exempting the Deputy City Attorney position.

• Approval of the June 25, 2024, meeting minutes
• Request to exempt the Deputy City Attorney position (Pay Range 1SX)

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee is reviewing several financial authorizations including contingent borrowing for infrastructure. The agenda also includes personnel reappointments and the management of JUUL Labs settlement funds.

• Authorize up to $4,500,000 in contingent borrowing for the Cherry Street Bridge project
• Authorize up to $2,200,000 in contingent borrowing for Police Administration Building electrical switchgear replacement
• Increase 2024 capital grantor share appropriation by up to $25,000,000 for DPW street and DCD TID projects
• Transfer and appropriate funds related to the JUUL Labs, Inc. legal settlement
• Reappointment of Preston Cole as Department of Administration Director

ZONING CODE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

The Zoning Code Technical Committee is scheduled to review a substitute ordinance (240151) addressing floodplain and shoreland-wetland zoning regulations. These rules govern development standards and land use in designated areas. The agenda contains no other substantive items beyond standard meeting logistics and accessibility notices.

• Substitute ordinance 240151 on floodplain and shoreland-wetland zoning regulations

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will approve classification and probationary reports for several city positions. The meeting includes public hearings on exempting a Real Estate and Development Manager position and amending DPW rules to remove residency requirements for emergency roles. The board will also review findings for a discharge appeal hearing.

• Approval of classification and probationary reports for CCC, ERS, and MPL positions.
• Extension of temporary appointments for Elizabeth Durkin (Milwaukee Health Department) and Jazzmine Washington (Milwaukee Water Works).
• Extension of probationary periods for Jessica Ziegler and Fernando Martinez (Department of Neighborhood Services).
• Public hearing on re-exempting the Real Estate and Development Manager position (Pay Range 1MX).
• Public hearing to amend DPW rules and remove residency requirements for emergency positions.

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee is reviewing several land disposition and acquisition requests. The agenda also includes a public hearing for the permanent historic designation of Schuster's Department Store.

• Sale of City-owned property at 505-507 East Howard Avenue
• Sale of City-owned tax deed property at 3774 South 27th Street
• Sale of City-owned tax deed property at 4124 West Villard Avenue
• Acquisition of 1519 North 13th Street and disposition of 1515 North 13th Street to Milwaukee County
• Permanent historic designation of Schuster's Department Store at 1220 W. Vliet Street

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding financial claims and property damage appeals. The agenda also includes items to be placed on file regarding state legislation, election commission communications, and vehicle towing.

• Claim of Mary Whalen and Phillip Chavez for $31,588.43
• Claim of Paul Nicholls for $20,892.00
• Appeal of Kenneth Kingsby for property damage for $16,957.00
• Appeal of Phoenix Midtown, LLC for property damage for $16,450.00
• Appeal of Daniel McClain for property damage for $6,359.89

BRONZEVILLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Bronzeville Advisory Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review the May 20 minutes and discuss updates on Bronzeville projects, grants, and initiatives. The committee will specifically review the Bronzeville Creative Arts and Tech Hub at 6th and North Avenue. The agenda contains standard procedural items and public comment opportunities.

• Update and discussion on the Bronzeville Creative Arts and Tech Hub at 6th and North Avenue
• Review and approval of the May 20, 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Bronzeville RFPs, grants, and community initiatives
• Scheduling for the next meeting on July 22, 2024

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will review several city ordinances regarding parking and traffic controls. The agenda includes discussions on agency communications regarding a shooting in Washington Park and various mayoral reappointments for department heads.

• Ordinances relating to parking and traffic controls
• Communications regarding the June 19, 2024, Washington Park shooting incident
• Reappointment of Ryan Zollicoffer as Director of Emergency Management and Communications
• Reappointment of Leon Todd as Executive Director of the Fire & Police Commission
• Reappointment of Dr. Michael Totoraitis as Commissioner of Health

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee will discuss several transit-related topics including the Reimagining WIS 175 Study. Discussions also include improvements to the Hank Aaron State Trail crossing at S. 6th Street and W. Canal Street.

• Reimagining WIS 175 Study discussion
• Hank Aaron State Trail crossing improvements at S. 6th Street and W. Canal Street
• City of Milwaukee Protected Bikeways Map discussion
• Letter of Support for Growing MKE discussion

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Community & Economic Development Committee will review six items, including a resolution to join the County and Cities Housing Committee and resolutions to accept two library grants. The agenda also covers an appointment to Business Improvement District #5 and support for a Bronzeville Week health event. These items determine local housing coordination, library service funding, and Business Improvement District representation. No outcomes are recorded; the document lists items scheduled for discussion at the June 20 meeting.

• Appointment of Michelle Mattson to Business Improvement District #5
• Resolution establishing the HaRUNbee 5K Walk/Run for Healthy Birth Outcomes
• Resolutions accepting funding for a Talking Book and Braille Library Grant and an Interlibrary Loan Services Grant
• Communication on Library collaboration with the Office of Community Wellness and Safety
• Substitute resolution authorizing participation in the County and Cities Housing Committee

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The regular session scheduled for June 20, 2024, has been canceled.

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The scheduled executive session for the June 20, 2024, meeting has been canceled.

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Milwaukee Public Works Committee will consider resolutions for multiple city infrastructure projects, with total estimated costs ranging from $135,000 to $500,000. Members will also review funding for traffic control upgrades on North Teutonia Avenue and intersection improvements at North 51st Street. These items address local road maintenance, pedestrian safety infrastructure, public event staging, and city service updates.

• Resolutions for assessable and non-assessable public improvements at various locations, with total project costs estimated between $135,000 and $500,000
• Funding transfer of $125,000 to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for traffic control devices on North Teutonia Avenue from West Groeling Avenue to West Capitol Drive
• Operating agreement with Badgerland Striders Running Club for the 2024 Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon, half marathon, 5K run and 5K walk
• Ordinance proposing enforcement measures for cutting tall grass and weeds
• Intergovernmental agreement assigning Department of Public Works maintenance duties at the Rogers Street Academy Pedestrian Mall with Milwaukee Public Schools

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority is considering several resolutions regarding tax increment financing, security services, and community development grants. These items involve the Midtown Home Ownership Initiative and work within the Century City neighborhood.

• Adoption of boundaries and Project Plan for the Midtown Home Ownership Initiative Tax Incremental Financing District
• Contract for unarmed security guard services at the Century City Business Park
• Grant Agreement for professional services with Northwest Side Community Development Corporation (NWSCDC)

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee is reviewing several substitute ordinances regarding alcohol beverage establishments, convenience stores, and private security requirements for the Republican National Convention. The committee will also consider a motion to revoke licenses for Bar 107 at 8775 N. 107th Street.

• Substitute ordinance: notice of change of ownership for alcohol beverage establishments
• Substitute ordinance: convenience stores
• Substitute ordinance: alcohol beverage establishment regulations and licensing procedures
• Substitute ordinance: private security personnel requirements for the Republican National Convention
• License revocation: Bar 107, 8775 N. 107th Street

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The scheduled meeting for the Steering & Rules Committee on June 17, 2024, was cancelled. No agenda items were processed.

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding development standards and mixed-use residential plans for Freshwater Plaza. The agenda also includes a redevelopment proposal for South 27th Street, a balcony addition on North Plankinton Avenue, and a property deed acceptance for public right-of-way.

• Update to development standards for Phase 3 at 200 East Greenfield Avenue
• Mixed-use residential development proposal for Freshwater Plaza at 200 East Greenfield Avenue
• Redevelopment of a historic building and new commercial construction at 3774 South 27th Street
• Addition of a balcony to the building at 648 North Plankinton Avenue
• Acceptance of a quit claim deed from Boys and Girls Club for public right-of-way near South 24th Street

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW BOARD OF APPEALS

The Administrative Review Board of Appeals will hear several appeals regarding various city fees and designations. These items include appeals for encroachment, reinspection, garbage and litter nuisance, vacant building registration, property record maintenance, and chronic nuisance premises.

• Appeal of Andrew Morgan for encroachment fees (3119 N. 12th St.)
• Appeals for reinspection fees at 1748 S 3rd St., 3730 N Port Washington Ave., 2762 N 50th St., and 5508 S Honey Creek Dr.
• Appeals for garbage and litter nuisance fees at 2335 N 14th St. and 2929 N Holton St.
• Appeal of Comikia Price for vacant building registration fees (4201 W Bonnie Pl.)
• Appeal of Brandon Methu for chronic nuisance premises designation (227-235 E Townsend St.)

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The scheduled meeting for the Community Collaborative Commission on June 13, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda included items regarding membership resolutions, a potential July public meeting, and updates on the 2025 budget.

• Review of March 14th and April 11th meeting minutes
• Status and possible vote on membership and attendance resolution
• Discussion and possible vote on a public meeting in July
• Update and discussion on the 2025 budget

TRAVAUX INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Travaux Inc. Board of Directors will meet to review several contract resolutions related to Highland Gardens. The agenda includes approving electrical, HVAC, and plumbing contracts, as well as a report from the President regarding housing occupancy and vouchers.

• $995,833.00 contract award to Roman Electric Co., Inc. for electrical and fire alarms at Highland Gardens
• $623,400.00 contract award to DMJ Services LLC dba Action Heating Cooling and Plumbing, Inc. for HVAC at Highland Gardens
• $464,000.00 contract award to Faust Company, Inc. for plumbing at Highland Gardens
• President's report on Section 8 voucher utilization and housing occupancy/work orders

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is holding a special meeting to review administrative items. The agenda includes the approval of previous meeting minutes and a request regarding a staff position.

• Approval of June 11, 2024, meeting minutes
• Request from Fire and Police Commission to exempt one Deputy Director position (pay range 1NX)

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is reviewing several requests to extend temporary appointments and probationary periods across city departments. The agenda also includes a request to re-exempt two Deputy City Attorney positions and a report on a demotion appeal.

• Extension of Sarah Trotter's temporary appointment as Human Resources Manager through April 26, 2025
• Extension of Jonatan Zuniga's temporary appointment as Deputy Director through December 31, 2024
• Extension of Sharon Goodman's probationary period as WIC Client Services Assistant 1 through August 26, 2024
• Reinstatement of Sheila Thobani to the position of Assistant City Attorney II
• Re-exemption of two Deputy City Attorney positions, pay range 1SX

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will review several infrastructure resolutions, including major highway projects and traffic signal improvements. The agenda also includes a request for permanent historic designation of the Grand Avenue Historic District.

• Historic designation for Grand Avenue Historic District on West Wisconsin Avenue
• Traffic signal improvements totaling $738,626.83
• West Forest Home (STH 24) construction estimated at $18,900,500
• STH 32 project cost increase of $10,511,000
• West National Avenue (STH 59) project cost increase of $11,507,450

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider a substitute ordinance regarding alcohol beverage establishment regulations and licensing procedures. The committee will also review a motion related to previous license recommendations.

• Substitute ordinance relating to alcohol beverage establishment regulations and licensing procedures (240198)
• Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses (240152)

BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS

The Board of Election Commissioners will meet to conduct business including the approval of previous minutes. The agenda includes the certification of election candidates for the Board of School Directors, District 4, Special Election.

• Election Candidate Certification for Board of School Directors, District 4, Special Election

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee is considering an ordinance related to specific regulatory provisions during the Republican National Convention. The committee may also convene in a closed session to discuss crime detection or prevention strategies.

• Ordinance relating to certain regulatory provisions in place during the Republican National Convention

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Commission is reviewing several personnel actions including appointments, promotions, and eligible lists for the Milwaukee Police Department and Department of Emergency Communications. The agenda also includes communications regarding community policing reports, MPD standard operating procedures, and background investigation data.

• Approvals for various police position appointments and eligible lists
• Approval of 911 Telecommunicator Job Announcement Bulletin
• Review of Wisconsin Policy Forum's report on community orienting policing
• Review of MPD Standard Operating Procedures regarding critical incident review, drug testing, and search assistance
• Approval of six Emergency Communications Manager promotions

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will review communications regarding security planning for the upcoming 2024 Republican National Convention. The Board may convene in a closed session to consider strategies for crime detection or prevention.

• Security planning for the 2024 Republican National Convention

CITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

The City Information Management Committee will review departmental record schedules and updates from the State Records Board. The committee is also scheduled to review a Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) policy and a 4-year Strategic Technology Plan.

• Review of proposed departmental record schedules
• Discussion of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy
• Discussion of 4-year Strategic Technology Plan

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider several mayoral reappointments for director-level positions. The agenda also includes discussions on a potential City Hall day care facility, mobility system agreements, and the acceptance of multiple grants from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

• Reappointment of Harper Donahue, IV as Employee Relations Director
• Reappointment of Molly King as Employee Benefits Director
• Reappointment of Rhonda Kelsey as City Purchasing Director
• Reappointment of Bernadette Karanja as Chief Equity Officer
• Appointment of Veronica Rudychev as Labor Negotiator

CHARTER SCHOOL REVIEW COMMITTEE

The committee will review administrative matters for the 2023-25 school years. Discussion includes a contract renewal for ML Tharps and proposed changes from Evident Change and the Institute for the Transformation of Learning.

• Contract renewal of ML Tharps (contract #B18352)
• Proposed changes by Evident Change related to Wisconsin Acts 20 and 95
• Proposed changes by Institute for the Transformation of Learning regarding application deadlines

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The committee will consider several property sales, including city-owned tax deed parcels. Members will also review tax incremental district updates and a public hearing regarding the Bruce and Pierce Sub-District Plan.

• Sale of city-owned tax deed property at 2743 North 59th Street
• Sale of city-owned tax-deed parcels at 6137, 6143 and 6147 West Fond du Lac Avenue
• Creation of Tax Incremental District No. 118 (100 East National)
• Amendment to Tax Incremental District No. 85 (6th and National)
• Public hearing for the Bruce and Pierce Sub-District Plan

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The commission will review several requests for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding window replacements, roof changes, and additions. The agenda also includes a proposal to grant permanent historic designation to Schuster's Department Store.

• Permanent historic designation for Schuster's Department Store at 1220 W. Vliet Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness for window replacement or mothball status at 2602 N. Grant Boulevard
• Certificate of Appropriateness for roof material change at 2525 N. Grant Boulevard
• Certificate of Appropriateness for addition and rehabilitation at 3774 S. 27th Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness for a new house at 113 W. Lloyd Street

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee will review several mayoral appointments for city leadership roles. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding real estate transfers, property damage appeals, and various legal settlements.

• Return of real estate at 4503 N 26th Street to Lisa Berk
• Claim of Kayla Sanders for $7,676.57
• Property damage appeal of Pauline Bullocks for $800.00
• Property damage appeal of Dorothy Nwonye, DNA Enterprises, Inc. for $20,892.00
• Property damage appeal of Ryan Montgomery for $544.73

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee is reviewing various communications regarding law enforcement policies, emergency dispatch systems, and 9-1-1 wait times. The agenda includes several resolutions to accept and fund state and federal grants for public health and security programs.

• Implementation of the new unified CAD (Computer-Aided Dispatch) system
• 9-1-1 Wait Times Report for Quarter One of 2024
• Acceptance of 2024 Homeland Security Program Southeast Wisconsin Threat Analysis Center grants
• Acceptance of various Department of Health Services grants including WIC and Public Health Emergency Preparedness
• Ordinances relating to parking and traffic controls

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The committee will consider several mayoral appointments for Business Improvement District leadership and city director roles. Members will also discuss the future of Groundwork Milwaukee and its impact on the city.

• Reappointments for Business Improvement Districts #39, #5, #16, and #31
• Reappointment of Joan Johnson as Milwaukee Public Library Director
• Reappointment of Mario Higgins as Block Grant Director
• Resolution regarding HOME Investment Partnership 2024 reprogramming funds
• Communication regarding the future of Groundwork Milwaukee

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The committee is reviewing numerous resolutions for public improvement projects, including street reconstructions, sidewalk replacements, and highway agreements. The agenda also includes several mayoral reappointments for city leadership roles and the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.

• Sidewalk replacement project estimated at $1,825,000
• West Forest Home (STH 24) construction projects totaling over $33 million
• Citywide traffic signal optimization and retiming estimated at $6,690,000
• Street improvement fund transfer of $5,934,646.46
• Reappointments for City Engineer, Water Works Superintendent, and Municipal Port Director

CITIZEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE NAMING OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND STREETS

The Citizen Advisory Committee is reviewing three resolutions to assign honorary names to specific streets. These proposals involve segments of North 18th Street, North 22nd Street, and West Highland Avenue.

• Resolution 231972: 'Rev. Bobby L. Sinclair' for North 18th Street from West Vienna Avenue to West Capitol Drive
• Resolution 231973: 'James (JL) Davis' for North 22nd Street from West Congress Street to West Cornell Street
• Resolution 231974: 'Gloria Ford Gilmer, Ph.D' for West Highland Avenue from North 6th Street to North 8th Street

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will review recommendations regarding various licenses. The committee will also receive communications from the License Division concerning language accessibility and municipal identification rules.

• Motion relating to license recommendations (240152)
• Communication regarding language accessibility for meetings (240223)
• Communication regarding municipal identification rules (240224)

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee meeting scheduled for May 28, 2024, at City Hall was cancelled on May 24, 2024. There are no agenda items listed for discussion.

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a substitute ordinance that includes various revisions to the existing zoning code. The commission will also review and approve the minutes from the May 6, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing for a substitute ordinance relating to various revisions to the zoning code

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Commission is considering a recommendation for a separate working meeting regarding Chapter 109 ordinance modifications to the ERC complaint process. Members will also discuss recruitment efforts for three vacant commissioner positions.

• Recommendation for a separate working meeting for Chapter 109 amendment Ordinance Modification Regarding the ERC Complaint Process
• Discussion of recruitment for 3 commissioner vacancies

ETHICS BOARD

The Milwaukee Ethics Board will discuss a complaint filed by Mr. Sanders and review its records retention and disposition procedures. Members may also enter closed session for confidential advice under state law before returning to open session. The board will receive a staff report on recent office activities and schedule future meetings. These discussions address ethics oversight and public record management, which affect how city complaints are handled and how official documents are preserved or archived.

• Discussion of complaint filed by Mr. Sanders
• Review of Ethics Board records retention and disposition procedures
• Potential closed session for confidential advice under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(h)
• Staff report on office activities from the previous month
• Scheduling of future meeting dates

FPC COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

The scheduled meeting for the FPC Complaints and Discipline Committee on May 21, 2024, was cancelled. No agenda items were listed for discussion or decision.

BRONZEVILLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee will discuss updates regarding the Historic King Drive streetscape installations. The agenda also includes reviews of Department of City Development real estate and commercial corridor grants.

• Historic King Drive streetscape installations update
• Commercial Corridor grants update
• Department of City Development real estate update
• Review of March 18, 2024 meeting minutes

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee will discuss updates regarding the Hank Aaron State Trail and the Sherman Boulevard Design Project. Members will also discuss a resolution concerning local control of parking regulations.

• Hank Aaron State Trail update including DNR collaboration and 6th Street crosswalk
• Sherman Boulevard Design Project discussion
• Discussion on resolution related to local control of parking regulations

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Commission will review several eligible lists for various roles within the Milwaukee Fire Department and Milwaukee Police Department. The agenda includes discussions on police standard operating procedures, community relations, and a homicide review report regarding Bobbie Lou Schoeffling.

• Approval of eligible lists for Emergency Vehicle Mechanic 3, Grant Compliance Manager, Maintenance Assistant, Police Records Specialist, and Police Sergeant
• Review of the Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission report concerning Bobbie Lou Schoeffling
• Job evaluation reports for Fire Cadet, Police Aide, new MFD positions, and Crime Analyst III
• Request for a salary study and reclassification for the Inspector of Police position
• Personnel actions including 911 Dispatcher, Fire Captain, and Police Records Manager promotions

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority is considering several resolutions regarding tax incremental financing districts. The agenda also includes lease authorizations for 401 West Wisconsin Avenue and grant fund acceptance for the Summer Youth Internship Program.

• Adoption of boundaries and Project Plan for 100 East National Tax Incremental Financing District
• Amendment No. 2 to Project Plan for Tax Incremental Financing District No. 85 (6th and National)
• Lease and License Agreement for 401 West Wisconsin Avenue with Nathaniel Davauer
• License Agreement with the Westown Association for 401-41 West Wisconsin Avenue
• Acceptance of grant funds for the City of Milwaukee’s Summer Youth Internship Program for 2024

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee will review communications regarding ARPA funds and city contracts. The agenda includes a resolution for up to $2,500,000 in borrowing for bridge projects. Members will also consider adding positions for the Milwaukee Water Works Lead Service Line Replacement Program.

• Resolution authorizing up to $2,500,000 of 2024 contingent borrowing for bridge projects
• Adding positions to the Milwaukee Water Works Lead Service Line Replacement Program
• Amendments to 2024 rates of pay for City Service offices and positions
• Communication regarding ARPA funds allocated to the Social Development Commission
• Resolution regarding the ELC Program grant for gonorrhea response

ZONING CODE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

The Zoning Code Technical Committee is meeting to discuss a substitute ordinance regarding various revisions to the city's zoning code. The item was sponsored by the Chair.

• Substitute ordinance relating to various revisions to the zoning code

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD

The Milwaukee Arts Board will review recommendations from the Sustaining Grant Review Panel. The meeting also includes a report from the Public Art Subcommittee and discussion regarding awards nominations feedback.

• Recommendations from the Sustaining Grant Review Panel
• Public Art Subcommittee Report
• Awards nominations process feedback
• Arts Celebration reminder for June 11th

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD PUBLIC ART SUBCOMMITTEE

The Milwaukee Arts Board Public Art Subcommittee will meet to review April 2024 meeting minutes. The agenda also includes discussing an application for the victory Over Violence mural through the Public Art Conservation Fund.

• Review and approval of April 9, 2024 meeting minutes
• Public Art Conservation Fund application for the victory Over Violence mural

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee is reviewing several land use matters including rezoning requests and certified survey maps. The agenda also includes amendments to Tax Incremental District project plans and reports on human resource requirements for various housing projects.

• Acceptance of offers for city-owned vacant lots for Early Childhood Education providers
• Public hearing for Kenilworth Building ground floor commercial uses at 2185 North Prospect Avenue
• Public hearing for zoning change to Downtown-Residential at 924 East Wells Street
• Amendment to the Zillman Park Tax Incremental District No. 100 project plan
• Amendment to the Pabst Brewery/The Brewery Project Tax Incremental District No. 67 plan

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The Milwaukee Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing resolutions for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding various property changes. These include fences, signage, and structural repairs within multiple historic districts. The agenda also includes a vote on award nominees.

• Partial demolition of a parapet wall at 2479 N. Sherman Boulevard
• Storefront alterations and signage at 1027 E. Brady Street
• Garage renovations at 2569 N. Wahl Avenue
• Vote on Cream of the Cream City award nominees

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The Judiciary & Legislation Committee is reviewing several appointments to the Board of Review and Ethics Board. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions regarding real estate returns, property damage appeals, and tax matters.

• Appointment of Michael Lukasavitz to the Board of Review
• Appointment of Daniel Vliet to the Ethics Board
• Return of real estate at 7020 W Mill Road, 4503 N 26th Street, and 2312-14 N 41st Street to former owners
• Property damage appeals: $4,000.00 (Ibiyemi Akua Oladunjoye Ogboni), $15,000.00 (Todd Rickun), $8,464.73 (American Family Insurance), $2,653.39 (Patricia Taylor), and $20,000.00 (Marcus Ransom)
• Payment of claim to David Letteer and Selena Letteer for $7,500.00

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board will consider approving the minutes from the May 7, 2024 meeting. The commission will also review a request from the Department of Employee Relations to exempt a position within the Election Commission.

• Approval of May 7, 2024 meeting minutes
• Request to exempt the Election Commission's Associate Director position
• Title change from Database Administrator to Associate Director
• Pay range change from IOX to 1NX

FPC TESTING AND RECRUITING COMMITTEE

The meeting of the FPC Testing and Recruiting Committee scheduled for May 9, 2024, has been cancelled. There are no active items or discussions listed for this session.

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee is reviewing various city safety, health, and traffic matters. Discussions include preparations for the Republican National Convention, emergency system updates, and several appointments to the Bronzeville Safety and Traffic Task Force.

• Security preparations for the Republican National Convention
• Appointments of Joah Tucker, Brad Pruitt, and Rayna Andrews to the Bronzeville Safety and Traffic Task Force
• Report on the City’s emergency telecommunication system status
• 2023 Annual Report from the Milwaukee Health Department
• Resolution regarding the 2023-2024 Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity (ELC) Program grant

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Commission will review a presentation from the Wisconsin Policy Forum regarding recommendations from recent listening sessions. The meeting also includes discussions about the 2025 budget and a potential public meeting in June.

• Presentation on findings and recommendations from Wisconsin Policy Forum listening sessions
• Discussion and possible vote on a public meeting in June
• Discussion on 2025 budget
• Review of March 14th and April 11th meeting minutes

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The committee will consider several appointments to Business Improvement Districts and the Milwaukee Youth Council. Discussion also includes a sister city renewal with Galway, Ireland, and various community development resolutions.

• Appointment of Johan Segerdahl to Business Improvement District #21
• Appointment of Kelsey Otero to Business Improvement District #5
• Renewal of the sister city relationship between Milwaukee and Galway, Ireland
• Creation of the Granville-Havenwoods Advisory Committee
• Designation of the Granville Blues Festival as an official City event

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The Public Works Committee is reviewing resolutions for various public improvement projects and infrastructure funding. The agenda includes discussions on sewer agreements, utility rate interventions, and streetcar service enhancements. The committee will also consider several reappointments to the Board of Harbor Commissioners.

• $22,931,429.97 appropriation for construction of nonassessable public improvements
• $4,450,000 for various assessable public improvements
• Sewer agreement with the Village of West Milwaukee for West National Avenue and South 39th Street
• Resolution to intervene in We Energies’ 2025 rate case
• Plan for enhanced streetcar service from the Intermodal Station to the Couture during festivals

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee is reviewing several development and financial items. Proposed actions include a property sale at 3156 North 24th Place and a siding contract for Westlawn Gardens Phase 2C-1. The board will also review first-quarter financial reports.

• Sale of 3156 North 24th Place to Acts Housing for $1.00
• Siding contract for Westlawn Gardens Phase 2C-1 up to $337,167.00
• Green infrastructure maintenance covenant for Westlawn Renaissance Phase Two

FPC RESEARCH AND RULES COMMITTEE

The meeting of the FPC Research and Rules Committee scheduled for May 7, 2024, has been cancelled.

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is reviewing several personnel matters, including probationary extensions and position reinstatements. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding job exemptions and a proposed change to Department of Public Works application rules.

• Extension of Sarah Babe's probationary period at Milwaukee Water Works for 3 months
• Reinstatement request for Kobena-Marcus Collins to Diversity Recruiter position in the Department of Employee Relations
• Exemption of Environmental Sustainability Program Coordinator position from the Environmental Collaboration Office
• Exemption of Business Analyst Sr. position from the Department of Administration, Purchasing Division
• Amendment to remove residency requirements for designated emergency positions within the Department of Public Works

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will review an ordinance regarding license requirements for private security personnel. The committee will also consider accepting donated event space and contributions for a meeting on food truck regulations.

• Ordinance relating to license requirements for private security personnel
• Resolution to accept donated event space for a food truck regulation meeting
• Motion regarding Licenses Committee recommendations relating to licenses

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee will consider appointing Zaynab Baalbaki Hill to the Charter School Review Committee and reviewing a motion by Ald. Pratt to amend Common Council standing committee assignment procedures, which determines how council members are assigned to oversight panels that review local policies and budgets. The agenda lists only these two items alongside standard administrative notices for accessibility, parking, and webcasting.

• Appointment of Zaynab Baalbaki Hill to the Charter School Review Committee
• Motion by Ald. Pratt to amend Common Council standing committee assignment procedures
• Standard administrative notices regarding ADA accommodations, parking, and transit access

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding zoning changes at 924 East Wells Street and 2185 North Prospect Avenue. The commission will also consider resolutions to approve two certified survey maps in the 4th Aldermanic District. A communication about the Reimagining WIS 175 Study is also scheduled for review.

• Zoning change for University Club at 924 East Wells Street
• First Amendment to Kenilworth Building DPD at 2185 North Prospect Avenue
• Certified Survey Map for land south of West Mount Vernon Avenue
• Certified Survey Map for land north of the Menomonee River
• Reimagining WIS 175 Study communication

JOINT COMMITTEE ON REDEVELOPMENT OF ABANDONED AND FORECLOSED HOMES

The Joint Committee on the Redevelopment of Abandoned and Foreclosed Homes will review several departmental communications regarding housing assistance and infrastructure. The meeting includes updates on various loan and preservation programs, as well as the status of $43.5 million in ARPA funds allocated for housing.

• Status of $43.5 million in ARPA funds allocated for housing
• Department of City Development communications on Housing Infrastructure Preservation, Lease-to-Own, Strong Home Loan, Homes MKE, and Down Payment Assistance programs
• Department of Neighborhood Services communications on the Compliance Loan Program and demolition/deconstruction
• City Attorney's Office update on neighborhood revitalization litigation

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will review updates to Milwaukee Police Department operating procedures regarding uniforms, alarms, and response. The meeting also includes resolutions for various job announcements and personnel appointments within the police and fire departments. Additionally, the commission will consider a voluntary demotion in the Department of Emergency Communications.

• Updates to MPD Standard Operating Procedures regarding uniforms, alarms, and response
• Job announcements for Crime and Intelligence Manager and Accounting and Grant Specialist
• Approval of the Firefighter Job Announcement Bulletin and Fire Cadet Eligible List
• Personnel appointments for Accounting Coordinator I and Office Assistant II
• Voluntary demotion of a 911 Dispatcher in the Department of Emergency Communications

BOARD OF HEALTH

The Board of Health will review the April 11, 2024, meeting minutes. The agenda includes a presentation on Wisconsin Administrative Code DHS 140 and a discussion regarding branch collaborations.

• Presentation on Wisconsin Administrative Code DHS 140 by Matthew Collie
• Presentation on Ethics and Open Meetings by Assistant City Attorney Peter Block
• Branch Collaborations Discussion & Assignment

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners will conduct a discharge appeal hearing for a Department of Public Works employee. The meeting also includes a reinstatement request for an Assistant City Attorney and the approval of April 23, 2024 meeting minutes.

• Discharge Appeal Hearing for Keith Chambliss, Sewer Crew Leader
• Reinstatement request from Mary Schanning, Assistant City Attorney-V
• Approval of April 23, 2024 meeting minutes

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW BOARD OF APPEALS

The Administrative Review Board of Appeals will hear several appeals regarding city-issued fees. These items include disputes over vacant building registration, snow removal, and tree trimming.

• Appeal for solid waste violation at 3290 N 36th St.
• Appeals for vacant building registration fees at 1953 N 32nd St., 2966 N 55th St., 2125 S 5th Pl., and 108-110 E. Meinecke Ave.
• Appeal for tall grass and weeds nuisance fees at 1333 N Milwaukee St.
• Appeals for tree trimming and branch removal fees at 1059 N. 46th St. and 1833 N Vel Phillips Ave.
• Appeals for snow removal fees at 7808 W Congress St., 2952 N 48th St., and 5101 W Washington Blvd.

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Equal Rights Commission will hold an election for its Chair and Vice Chair. The commission will also discuss the re-creation of standing committees for governance, compliance, and outreach.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion of re-creating Governance, Compliance, and Outreach standing committees
• Discussion regarding the complaint process
• Review of City Department Reports

ETHICS BOARD

The Board will review previous meeting minutes and receive a staff report on office activities. The agenda includes a potential closed session to consider confidential advice.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Staff report on monthly office activities
• Potential closed session for confidential advice

EQUAL RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Equal Rights Commission will hold an election for Chair and Vice Chair. The commission is also discussing next steps regarding the complaint process, city department reports, outreach, and the potential re-creation of standing committees for governance, compliance, and outreach.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion on re-creating Governance, Compliance and Outreach standing committees
• Discussion regarding the complaint process

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is reviewing several temporary appointment and probationary period extensions for Department of Public Works and Milwaukee Health Department staff. The agenda also includes a request to amend city rules regarding residency requirements for emergency positions.

• Proposed rule change to remove residency requirements for DPW emergency positions
• Extension of temporary appointment for Tammy Deau, Business Operations Manager
• Extension of temporary appointment for Mickey Critton, Urban Forestry Crew Leader
• Extension of temporary appointment for Brian Field, Fleet Operations and Training Manager
• Extension of temporary appointment for Vernon Gomilla, Sanitation Supervisor

PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee will discuss street sweeping policy and requests. Discussion topics also include Summerfest bike parking, bike rack requests, locator tools, and improvements on St. Paul Avenue.

• Discussion on Street Sweeping Policy and Requests
• Discussion on Summerfest Bike Parking, Bike Rack Request and Locator Tools
• Discussion on St. Paul Avenue Improvements
• Work Group Updates & Discussion

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will review communications from the Milwaukee Police Department regarding changes to standard operating procedures. The commission will also consider several personnel appointments, promotions, and reappointments within the police and fire departments.

• MPD updates to procedures for officer-involved deaths and vehicle pursuits
• Appointment to Office Assistant III in the Milwaukee Police Department
• Request for Accounting and Grant Specialist examination for MPD
• Rescinding of appointments to 911 Telecommunicator positions
• Fire Department personnel changes including promotions and reappointments

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The commission will review a communication from the City Attorney's Office regarding litigation in which the FPC is or may become involved. The Board may also convene in a closed session to discuss legal strategy.

• Communication from the City Attorney's Office regarding litigation (FPC211586)

REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Redevelopment Authority is reviewing amendments to project plans for TIF District No. 67 and TIF District No. 100. The agenda also includes property negotiations in Century City Business Park and landscape service contracts for Menomonee Valley. Additionally, the board will consider a grant application for planning at the former Northridge Mall site.

• Amendments to TIF District No. 67 (Pabst Brewery/The Brewery Project)
• Amendments to TIF District No. 100 (Zillman Park)
• WEDC Capacity Building Grant for former Northridge Mall site planning
• Exclusive rights to negotiate properties in Century City Business Park
• Landscape maintenance and restoration contracts for Menomonee Valley

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board will consider an appeal regarding a disciplinary reduction classification for an Office Assistant II in the Milwaukee Health Department. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the April 9, 2024, meeting.

• Appeal of involuntary demotion for Jeanette McKnight
• Approval of April 9, 2024, meeting minutes

COMMON COUNCIL

This meeting consists of several ceremonial and administrative actions. The body will elect a Common Council President and a City Clerk, and administer oaths of office to various city officials.

• Election of the Common Council President
• Election of the City Clerk
• Administration of oaths of office to Common Council Members, City Attorney, City Comptroller, and City Treasurer

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE COMMISSION

The Commission will discuss the Collins Settlement with representatives from MPD, FPC, the City Attorney's Office, and the ACLU. Members may also vote on changes to membership and city residency requirements or a public meeting in June.

• Discussion regarding the Collins Settlement involving MPD, FPC, City Attorney's Office, and ACLU
• Possible vote on changes to membership and city residency requirement
• Discussion on the 2025 budget
• Possible vote on a public meeting in June

BOARD OF HEALTH

The Milwaukee Board of Health will meet to review the January 4, 2024, meeting minutes and receive communications from the Health Commissioner. The agenda also includes updates regarding the Home Environmental Health Lead Program and MHD Board Member and Branch collaboration.

• Approval of January 4, 2024, meeting minutes
• Communication from Health Commissioner Dr. Mike Totoraitis
• Home Environmental Health Lead Program updates
• MHD Board Member and Branch Collaboration updates

TRAVAUX INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors will review the February 15, 2024 meeting minutes and a resolution regarding market-rate home construction. The President will also provide reports on Section 8 voucher utilization, public housing occupancy, and work orders.

• Resolution approving a contract with the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee for Construction Manager as Adviser services at Westlawn Gardens
• Section 8 Voucher Utilization Update
• Public Housing Occupancy and Work Order reports
• Affordable LLC Occupancy and Work Order reports
• Market Rate Occupancy and Work Order reports

HOUSING AUTHORITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee is reviewing several contract awards for Westlawn Gardens market-rate townhomes. The board is also considering professional service agreements for auditing, hazardous materials abatement, and financial literacy training.

• Audit services award to Berman Hopkins CPA’s & Associates, LLP for $849,300.00
• Construction Manager contract to Travaux, Inc. for Westlawn Gardens market-rate homes
• Electrical contract to Hurt Electric Inc. for $317,000 at Westlawn Gardens
• Gypsum board assembly contract to Dodge and Sons Builders LLC for $289,000 at Westlawn Gardens
• Plumbing contract to B V Tetzlaff Inc. for $327,140.00 at Westlawn Gardens

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board is considering requests to extend temporary appointments and probationary periods for city employees. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding position exemptions and an appeal of a job application rejection.

• Extension of temporary appointment for Arrion Dixon, Electrical Worker
• Probationary period extension for Tilahun Endalew, City Laborer
• Probationary period extension for Andrea Fetting, Environmental Risk Officer
• Appeal of Assistant City Attorney application rejection by Katryna Rhodes
• Position exemptions for Civic Engagement Services Manager and Associate Director

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD

The Milwaukee Arts Board will meet to review previous minutes and hear a report from the Public Art Subcommittee. The board will also conduct a presentation and vote regarding award nominations.

• Public Art Subcommittee Report
• Award Nominations Presentation & Voting

MILWAUKEE ARTS BOARD PUBLIC ART SUBCOMMITTEE

The subcommittee will review and approve the minutes from the February 27, 2024, meeting. The agenda also includes updates regarding the PAIR Program.

• Review and approval of February 27, 2024, meeting minutes
• PAIR Program updates

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will review several infrastructure and funding proposals. These include a large-scale project for nonassessable public improvements and pedestrian safety upgrades at 26 intersections. The council will also consider updates to city service pay rates.

• Nonassessable public improvements totaling an estimated $15,617,000
• Pedestrian safety improvements at up to 26 intersections ($675,000 total)
• Railroad crossing work on West Hampton Avenue with a $4,400,134 cost increase
• Using concentrated poverty as a criterion in certain licensing deliberations
• Cost-sharing for resurfacing W. Sarasota Pl. and N. Colonial Dr. ($880,000 city share)

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The committee is reviewing a motion related to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee regarding various licenses. Specific subject matter details are contained within file number 231837.

• Motion 231837 relating to license recommendations

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will hold a special meeting in executive session. The commission will conduct interviews related to hiring the Director of the Department of Emergency Communications.

• Interviews related to hiring Director of the Department of Emergency Communications

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will meet to approve minutes from March 4 and March 5, 2024. The commission is also scheduled to consider a resolution regarding the appointment of the Director of the Department of Emergency Communication.

• Approval of March 4, 2024, and March 5, 2024, Special Meeting Minutes
• Appointment of the Director of the Department of Emergency Communication

BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS

The Board will process and canvass provisional ballots. The meeting includes the certification of the Spring and Presidential Preference Election and a report from the director regarding Election Day.

• Processing and canvassing of provisional ballots
• Certification of Spring & Presidential Preference Election
• Director's report on Election Day

FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

The Finance & Personnel Committee is reviewing various financial matters including American Rescue Plan Act funds and budget carryovers. The agenda also includes discussions on employee classification studies, pay rate amendments, and public health infrastructure funding.

• Status of American Rescue Plan Act funds
• Increasing capital appropriation for the 2024 Developer-financed Tax Incremental District program
• Funding for the FEED MKE Pilot Project via USDA Compost and Food Waste Recovery program
• Acceptance and funding of the 2022-27 Public Health Infrastructure grant from the CDC
• Contract for electronic health records software for the Health Department

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Commission will consider several personnel actions including appointments for 911 telecommunicators, fire department staff, and police officer lists. Members will also review communications regarding changes to Milwaukee Police Department standard operating procedures and an audit report on overtime practices.

• Approval of 16 911 Telecommunicator appointments within the Department of Emergency Communications
• Approval of an Office Assistant II appointment within the Milwaukee Fire Department
• Approval of Police Officer and Police Aide eligible lists
• Review of MPD Standard Operating Procedures regarding forensic evidence collection
• Review of Audit Report on MPD policies and practices to lessen overtime

FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

The Fire and Police Commission will review a communication from the Milwaukee Police Department regarding law enforcement and security planning for the 2024 Republican National Convention. The Board may also convene in a closed session to consider strategies for crime detection or prevention.

• Communication regarding law enforcement and security planning for the 2024 Republican National Convention
• Potential closed session regarding crime detection or prevention strategy

ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The committee will consider several resolutions regarding the sale or acquisition of city-owned real estate. Members will also review proposed permanent historic designations for specific buildings and districts.

• Sale of tax deed property at 1107 West Oklahoma Avenue
• Unsolicited offer from St. Bakhita Catholic Worker, Inc. for 3144-46 North 2nd Street
• Technical adjustments to the Bronzeville Cultural and Entertainment District incentive zone
• Wall signage modification for Honey Creek Corporate Center at 135 South 84th Street
• Permanent historic designation for The Millerand building at 3035 W. Wisconsin Avenue

JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

The committee will review several resolutions regarding property damage claims and legal settlements. It is also scheduled to consider amendments to election ward lines and the return of real estate at 2808-2810 N 48th Street.

• Return of real estate at 2808-2810 N 48th Street to Tyler M. Brown
• Property damage appeal for Attilio and Janice Contardi ($1,865.77)
• Property damage appeal for Marcus Ransom ($20,000.00)
• Claims of Mary Whalen and Phillip Chavez ($31,588.43)
• Amending election ward lines and aldermanic districts

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The commission will consider several requests for Certificates of Appropriateness, including window, siding, and tower replacements. The agenda also includes authorizing historic site plaques and reviewing information on sites associated with underrepresented groups.

• Demolition of a large shed at 2902-2904 W. State Street and 1017-1019 N. 29th Street
• Replacement of a communications tower at 626 E North Avenue
• Historic site plaque for the Luther-Petrie-Dobrinski House
• Historic site plaque for Marble Hall
• Window and siding replacements in the Grant Boulevard Historic District

PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE

The Public Safety and Health Committee will review several ordinances regarding parking and traffic controls. The agenda includes discussions on various federal and state grants for public health and trauma prevention, as well as reports on drug task force activities.

• Ordinance relating to food peddler vehicle parking on West Capitol Drive
• Resolution for a CDC NACCHO-Trauma Proximity Data Grant
• Resolution for the 2022-27 Public Health Infrastructure grant from the CDC
• Resolution for a National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention grant
• Communication regarding the implementation of a new unified CAD system

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The committee will consider appointments to several Business Improvement Districts and nominations for the Milwaukee Youth Council. It will also review a resolution regarding USDA funding for the FEED MKE Pilot Project. Additionally, the 9th District Business Summit may be declared an official City event.

• USDA Cooperative Agreement for the FEED MKE Pilot Project
• Appointments to Business Improvement Districts #8, #20, #21, and #39
• Nominations for the Milwaukee Youth Council
• Reappointments to the Vel R. Phillips Trailblazer Service Award Selection Committee
• Declaration of the 9th District Business Summit as an official City event

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

The committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding public improvement projects, cost-sharing agreements with neighboring municipalities, and various grant acceptances. Discussions also include street lighting status, traffic-calming projects, and ordinances related to collection bins and driver's licenses.

• Cost sharing for W. Sarasota Pl. and N. Colonial Dr. resurfacing ($600,000 City share)
• Asphalt overlay on N. Santa Monica Blvd. cost sharing ($25,000 City share)
• Railroad crossing work on West Hampton Avenue ($4,004,214 City share)
• Pedestrian safety improvements at 26 intersections ($135,000 City share)
• Energy efficiency and renewable energy contract up to $95,000

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board will conduct a discharge appeal hearing regarding Carlo Nelson, an Urban Forestry Laborer in the Department of Public Works. The agenda also includes the approval of meeting minutes from March 26, 2024.

• Discharge appeal hearing for Carlo Nelson, Urban Forestry Laborer
• Approval of March 26, 2024 meeting minutes

FPC COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

The scheduled meeting for March 26, 2024, has been cancelled.

BOARD OF CITY SERVICE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of City Service Commissioners is reviewing meeting minutes, classification reports, and probationary reports. The agenda includes requests to extend a temporary appointment for the Mayor Office Liaison and a probationary period for a Human Resources Representative.

• Approval of March 12, 2024, meeting minutes
• Review of Classification Reports including Inspector General and HRIS Auditor
• Extension of temporary appointment for Arlisia McHenry, Mayor Office Liaison, through December 31, 2024
• Extension of probationary period for Ameek McAuliffe, Human Resources Representative, for 6 months

LICENSES COMMITTEE

The Licenses Committee will consider a resolution regarding concentrated poverty as a criterion for certain licensing deliberations. The committee will also review a motion to revoke a loading zone permit at 3536 N. 93rd Street.

• Resolution directing the License Division to develop legislation considering concentrated poverty in licensing decisions
• Motion relating to the revocation of the loading zone permit for 3536 N. 93rd Street

STEERING & RULES COMMITTEE

The Steering & Rules Committee will review a communication regarding the 2022 and 2024 activities of the Community Collaborative Commission. The meeting is scheduled for March 25, 2024, at City Hall.

• Communication relating to the 2022/2024 activities of the Community Collaborative Commission

CITY PLAN COMMISSION

The Commission will hold public hearings regarding several zoning ordinances and site plan updates. Items include technical adjustments for the Bronzeville Cultural and Entertainment District and a mixed-use development near the Milwaukee River.

• Technical adjustments to the Bronzeville Cultural and Entertainment District performance standards
• Wall signage modification for Honey Creek Corporate Center, Phase III at 135 South 84th Street
• Deviation request for property at 733 West Historic Mitchell Street
• Updated site plan and Riverwalk changes for 1005 North Edison Street
• Zoning change from Industrial Commercial to Industrial Mixed for 324 North 15th Street and 1357-1439 West St. Paul Avenue