Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Upcoming
Business Improvement District Board
The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will hold its regular monthly meeting, including reports from staff, work groups, and the executive director. The board will also discuss and possibly act on a proposal from Locable, and approve minutes from the previous meeting.
- Discussion and possible action on Locable proposal
- Approve meeting minutes from June 2, 2026
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Public Policy and General Government
Personnel Committee
Finance Committee
Business Improvement District Board
Common Council
Police and Fire Commission
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Public Policy and General Government
Personnel Committee
Common Council
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Public Policy and General Government
Personnel Committee
Common Council
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Personnel Committee
Common Council
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Personnel Committee
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Personnel Committee
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Personnel Committee
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
Transit Commission
Personnel Committee
Transit Commission
Personnel Committee
Transit Commission
Recent meetings
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding a final subdivision plat review and an amendment to the Official Street Map. These items involve land near Maria Drive, including planned streets for Meadow Street North, Third Street North, and an extension of Academy Avenue.
- Final subdivision plat review for parcels bounded by Maria Drive & Union Street North (Parcel ID 281240829240047) and Maria Drive (Parcel ID 281240829240033)
- Official Street Map amendment to establish Meadow Street North, Third Street North, and an extension of Academy Avenue
- Land dedication and acceptance for right-of-way purposes for Meadow Street North, Third Street North, and Academy Avenue extension
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will discuss and possibly approve a Memorandum of Understanding with Local 484 to resolve contract language on salaries, and a Side Letter of Agreement on continuing education. Also up for action is the promotion of probationary Firefighter/Paramedic Jeff Davidson. The meeting includes routine reports from the police and fire chiefs.
- Discussion and possible action on MOU with Local 484 regarding Article 19 – Salaries
- Discussion and possible action on Side Letter of Agreement with Local 484 regarding Article 28 – Continuing Education
- Action to promote Probationary Firefighter/Paramedic Jeff Davidson to Firefighter/Paramedic effective July 18, 2026
- Police Chief Report and Fire Chief Report/EMS/EM Report
- Confirmation of bills and approval of minutes
Common Council
The Common Council will consider a resolution for a conditional use permit to construct a principal structure at 532 Division Street, requested by 7B Stevens Point 385, LLC. The meeting is held in-person with a virtual option.
- Resolution for conditional use permit at 532 Division Street (Parcel ID 281240829401025) under Ch. 23.02(2)(f)(5)(a)
Age-Friendly Commission
The Age-Friendly Commission will meet on June 17, 2026, at the Community Room (933 Michigan Avenue) with a virtual option. They will discuss and potentially act on policy recommendations for the Stevens Point Aging Plan, including a second review of housing and transportation, and a first review of civic participation & employment and social participation, communication & information. The commission will also receive an introduction to the AARP Livability Index Platform.
- Second review of proposed policy recommendations for Housing and Transportation
- First review of proposed policy recommendations for Civic Participation & Employment and Social Participation, Communication & Information
- Introduction to the AARP Livability Index Platform
- Report of the May 21, 2025 meeting
Business Improvement District Board
The Business Improvement District Board holds an in-person meeting at the Stevens Point Transit Center. The board will discuss the Centre Park & Entrances area and business park branding, and consider approving a $125 DNR water use fee. Reports from city staff, executive director, treasurer, and work groups are also on the agenda.
- Discussion on BID owned Centre Park & Entrances area
- Discussion and possible action on business park branding
- Approve invoice from DNR for 2026 Water Use Fees for $125
- Approve meeting minutes from May 8, 2026
- Deed Restrictions and Protective Covenants (DRPC) updates
Common Council
The Common Council will vote on a consent agenda encompassing multiple commission actions, including police and fire personnel changes, park commission alcohol sales, and infrastructure contracts. Separate items include a $626,005.95 street improvement award for West Scott Street, a conditional use permit for a new structure at 532 Division Street, and an easement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation. The council will also discuss adoption of the Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan and Safety Action Plan, a citywide facilities study, transportation funding, and ordinance amendments to move council meetings to 6:00 p.m. and revise rules on keeping chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees.
- Award of 2026 Street Improvement – West Scott Street Project #26-102 to Earth Inc. for $626,005.95
- Conditional use permit for a principal structure at 532 Division Street
- Ordinance amendment to allow chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees (Section 14.14)
- Ordinance amendment moving Common Council meeting start time to 6:00 p.m.
- Consent items: hiring of probationary police officers, approval of alcohol sales at UWSP games, emergency water interconnect agreement with Plover
Finance Committee
Public Policy and General Government
The Public Policy and General Government Committee will decide on multiple alcohol license renewals and temporary permits, event and street closure requests, and two ordinance amendments. One amendment would change Common Council meeting start time to 6:00 PM, and another would update regulations on keeping chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees. The meeting is hybrid at the Community Room (933 Michigan Avenue) or via Zoom.
- Temporary Class B beer license for CREATE Portage County's Levitt AMP Stevens Point Music Series at Pfiffner Pioneer Park (July 23–Aug 20, 2026)
- Temporary Class B beer license for Mid-State Roller Derby games at K.B. Willett Arena (July 11 & Aug 15, 2026)
- Ordinance amendment to Section 2.01 moving Common Council meetings to 6:00 p.m. start time
- Ordinance amendment to Section 14.14 regulating chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees
- Event/street closure requests: North Central Conservancy Trust Bike Ride (Aug 8), YMCA Costume 5K Dash (Oct 24), National Night Out (Aug 4)
Board of Public Works
The Stevens Point Board of Public Works will review the Director's report on the Division and Church Streets Reconstruction Project and the Michigan Avenue Underpass. The board will also discuss a possible action to award a $626,005.95 contract to Earth Inc. of Arpin, WI, for the 2026 Street Improvement Project on West Scott Street.
- Discussion of Director's report on Division and Church Streets Reconstruction Project
- Discussion of Director's report on Michigan Avenue Underpass
- Possible action to award $626,005.95 contract to Earth Inc. for West Scott Street project #26-102
Personnel Committee
The Personnel Committee will discuss and possibly act on Director Lemke's request to create a new Foreman position and eliminate the Lead Operator role. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.
- Discussion and possible action on Director Lemke's request to create a Foreman position and remove the Lead Operator
Transit Commission
The Transportation Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly act on options for the Yellow Route's Parkdale/Songbird Loop. They will also approve May 2026 meeting minutes and financial/claims reports, and receive a Central Transportation update.
- Discussion and possible action on Yellow Route Parkdale/Songbird Loop options
- Approval of May 2026 Financial/Claims Reports
- Central Transportation Update/Report
- Approval of May 11, 2026 meeting minutes
- Next meeting set for July 13, 2026
Airport Commission
This meeting of the Stevens Point Airport Commission is largely procedural: members will consider approval of previous meeting minutes and department claims, and receive a verbal report from Jason Draheim. No major policy or spending decisions are on the agenda.
- Approval of minutes from prior meeting
- Approval of department claims
- Written/verbal report from Jason Draheim
Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners
The Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners will discuss and possibly act on several operational items, including an emergency interconnect agreement with the Village of Plover, approval of quotes for a water main installation and an effluent meter, and a verbal update on Park Ridge utilities. Routine approvals of minutes, claims, and department reports are also on the agenda.
- Emergency interconnect agreement with Plover
- Approval of quote to install 12-inch water main on CTH HH
- Approval of quote for purchase and installation of effluent meter at Well 11
- Verbal update on Park Ridge utilities
- Approve and place on file the 2025 CMAR
Stevens Point Sustainability Commission
The Stevens Point Sustainability Commission will consider several agenda items, including approving the May 7 minutes and hearing presentations on waste reduction and organic recycling. Commissioners will review a public‑engagement survey tool and its timeline, and report on discussions with Mayor Wiza about the commission’s work and upcoming City Council presentation. The meeting will also cover updates to the 2026 meeting calendar.
- Approve minutes of the May 7, 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting
- Presentation on waste reduction by Portage County Solid Waste and organic recycling by Bucket Ruckus
- Discussion and possible approval of a public‑engagement survey tool and questions
- Report on discussions with Mayor Wiza and plan for a commission presentation to City Council on Nov 16
- Discussion of the 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting calendar updates
Park Commission
The Stevens Point Park Commission will discuss and potentially authorize ongoing alcohol sales at Community Stadium and KB Willett Arena during Pointer home football and hockey games, following a presentation by UWSP Athletics. Commissioners will also review the May meeting minutes and receive a director's report on contamination at Pfiffner Pioneer Park and the downtown square water fountain. No park commission meeting is scheduled for July.
- Presentation and consideration of ongoing alcohol sales authorization for Pointer home football and hockey games at Community Stadium and KB Willett Arena
- Director's report on contamination update for Cultural Commons garden and Pfiffner Pioneer Park
- Director's report on downtown square water fountain update
- Approval of May 6, 2026 meeting minutes
- Announcement of no park commission meeting in July
Business Improvement District Board
The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will consider several items, including approving the minutes from the May 5, 2026 meeting. The board will discuss a new communication policy, event guides, and the appointment of the Organization Work Group chair. They will also review a quote to repair the fountain control board for $6,500 and approve purchases for the Alley Activation Project.
- Approve meeting minutes from May 5, 2026
- Discussion on Communication Policy and Event Quick Guides
- Discussion on Organization Work Group Chair appointment
- Approve quote for repairing Fountain Control Board – $6,500
- Approve purchase of items for Alley Activation Project
Police and Fire Commission
The Police and Fire Commission will discuss and possibly act on multiple personnel actions, including promoting three officers from probation to permanent status and hiring two new police officers. The agenda also includes supporting the advancement of previously approved funding for additional police officers, approving MOUs for fire department and food truck inspection programs, and hiring a new firefighter/paramedic.
- Approve Officers Larsen Biadasz, Ryan Flowerette, and Bianca Patino from probation to permanent status (effective June 14 and 19, 2026).
- Hire Alex Mancheski as Probationary Police Officer/Recruit with Training (start July 6, 2026, pending screenings).
- Hire Jenna Rogers as Police Officer/Recruit without Training (start August 6, 2026, academy August 7, pending screenings).
- Support advancement of Police Officer positions 48 and 49 funding request (originally approved by Common Council in October 2018).
- Discuss MOUs for WI-TF1 participation and regional food truck inspection program; hire Probationary Firefighter/Paramedic Megan Sprague.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a conditional use permit and site plan review for a new principal structure at 532 Division Street. The commission will also consider an easement agreement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for property at 4401 State Highway 66 and recommend adoption of the Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan. The meeting includes reports from April 2026 and the Director.
- Public hearing and action on conditional use permit for a principal structure at 532 Division Street (Parcel ID 281240829401025)
- Site plan review for the same property at 532 Division Street
- Easement agreement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for 4401 State Highway 66 (Parcel ID 281240823230001)
- Recommendation to adopt the Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan
- Monthly and Director's reports (April 2026)
Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission
The Commission will discuss and take possible action on a design review request from Tyler Ignatowski of Little Captain LLC. The request involves installing air conditioning units on the building located at 1020 First Street.
- Design review for air conditioning installation at 1020 First Street
Common Council
The Common Council will consider and possibly award a $14.8 million construction contract for the new City Hall to Miron Construction, including base building and alternates for parking garage, rooftop patio, generator, solar panels, bird-friendly glass, and irrigation. Also on the agenda are a resolution to establish an alternate in-person absentee voting location, designation of the official newspaper, awarding a $165,000 contract for special inspections to ECS Midwest, and approval of a task order with Stantec for environmental oversight during construction.
- Award of bid for new City Hall construction to Miron Construction Co., Inc. for up to $14,802,329.30, including base building and seven alternates
- Resolution establishing an alternate in-person absentee voting location
- Designation of official newspaper for city legal notices
- Award of contract for special inspections (soil compaction/construction materials testing) to ECS Midwest LLC for up to $165,000
- Approval of task order with Stantec Environmental for remedial action oversight during City Hall construction
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will discuss the Comprehensive Plan update process and review two chapters: Natural, Agricultural, and Cultural Resources, and Housing. No voting items or public hearings are listed; the meeting is focused on discussion and progress updates.
- Discussion on Comprehensive Plan Update Process and Progress
- Review of Comprehensive Plan Chapter 2: Natural, Agricultural, and Cultural Resources
- Review of Comprehensive Plan Chapter 3: Housing
Common Council
The Stevens Point Common Council will consider a consent agenda and several commission reports, then move to a series of resolutions and ordinance amendments. Key actions include awarding the Business 51 North Segment Project to Chippewa Concrete Services for up to $17,442,621.34, approving a $960,000 capital reallocation for a new public safety training facility and fire station, and addressing rezoning and conditional‑use requests. The council will also vote on a property buy‑back at Third and Portage streets and other ordinance updates.
- Award Business 51 North Segment Project #26-105 to Chippewa Concrete Services, not to exceed $17,442,621.34
- Approve $960,000 capital reallocation for the combined Public Safety Training Facility and Fire Station on Badger Avenue parcel
- Exercise option to buy back property at Third and Portage streets (Parcel ID 281-2408-32-2029-63)
- Rezone 2928 Stanley Street from R‑LD (Low‑Density Residence) to R‑4 (Multiple Family I) district
- Approve conditional use permits for Mid‑State Technical College development on Badger Avenue parcel and for Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School at 5225 Heffron Court
Joint Municipal Court Oversight Committee
The committee will receive reports from the Municipal Court Judge and City Attorney. Discussion includes a potential increase to the Municipal Court Administrative Fee and the replacement of the Municipal Court Clerk.
- Increase in the Municipal Court Administrative Fee
- Consideration of Municipal Court Clerk replacement due to anticipated retirement
- Report from Municipal Court Judge
- Report from City Attorney
Deer Management Committee
The Deer Management Committee will meet via Zoom to review previous minutes and consider two service contracts. The discussion includes awarding a culling contract and a meat processing contract for 2026.
- Awarding 2026 deer culling vendor contract to Alex Bula at $75 per deer
- Awarding 2026 deer processing to People's Meat Market at $125 per deer
- Approval of the December 12, 2025, committee minutes
Pedestrian and Bicycle Street Safety Commission
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Street Safety Commission will discuss two county-level plans: a request to recommend adoption of the Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan, and a presentation/discussion on the draft Portage County Safety Action Plan. The meeting is hybrid at the Community Room, 933 Michigan Avenue, with a Zoom option.
- Request from City to recommend adoption of the Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan
- Presentation and discussion on the draft Portage County Safety Action Plan
- Report of the January 21, 2026 meeting
Administrative Appeals Committee
The Administrative Appeals Board will elect a chair and vice-chair, approve previous minutes, and then hear five appeals contesting notices or service charges for property maintenance violations at specific addresses. The board will decide whether to uphold, modify, or overturn the charges.
- Appeal of notice/service charge for 1733 Briggs Street
- Appeal of notice/service charge for 1700 Briggs Street
- Appeal of notice/service charge for 1582 Church Street
- Appeal of notice/service charge for 1700 College Avenue
- Appeal of notice/service charge for 1152 Main Street
Tourism Commission
The Tourism Commission will discuss and possibly vote on a grant application from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point requesting $250,000 for the Coleman Outdoor Track Rebuild. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and roll call.
- Discussion and possible action on UW-Stevens Point grant application for Coleman Outdoor Track Rebuild requesting $250,000
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss and possibly approve a $960,000 capital reallocation for a proposed combined Public Safety Training Facility and Fire Station on Badger Avenue. Other agenda items include an option to buy back property at Third and Portage streets, change orders with AECOM for Business 51 North and South design services, and a resolution authorizing a FEMA grant application. The committee will also enter closed session to negotiate a land lease agreement with Mid-State Technical College for the joint facility and other real estate transactions.
- Discussion and possible approval of $960,000 capital reallocation for combined Public Safety Training Facility and Fire Station at parcel 281-2308-01-3100-02 (Badger Avenue)
- Approval of exercising an option to buy back property at Third and Portage streets (parcel 281-2408-32-2029-63)
- Approval of change orders with AECOM for Business 51 South and North design services
- Resolution authorizing submission of a FEMA grant application for a dual-use storm shelter and garage for Police and Forestry Departments
- Closed session to negotiate land lease agreement with Mid-State Technical College for the joint public safety training center and fire station
Personnel Committee
The Stevens Point Personnel Committee will meet in person at 933 Michigan Avenue with a virtual option. The agenda includes renewing annual flu vaccine services with Aspirus Health Group, approving an investment management proposal for city retirement plans, and discussing an employee seeking public office. The committee will then adjourn into closed session to consider a leave of absence request, followed by open session action.
- Renewal of onsite annual flu vaccine services with Aspirus Health Group, Inc.
- Approval of M3’s Proposal to Enhance Fiduciary Oversight and Investment Management for City Retirement Plans
- Employee seeking public office per Policy 1.10 Employee Participation in Political Activity – Non-Partisan Activity
- Closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) to consider a leave of absence without pay
- Reconvene into open session for action on the leave of absence request
Public Policy and General Government
The Public Policy and General Government committee will discuss and possibly act on a large list of alcohol license renewals and new licenses, including over 40 Class B beer and liquor renewals. They will also consider temporary street closings for events, a request to extend alcohol hours until midnight for Point Pride, and ordinance amendments related to the municipal court and 911 system.
- 2026-2027 Class B Beer and Liquor License Renewals for 43 establishments (e.g., Arbuckles Eatery & Pub, Buffalo Wild Wings, Holiday Inn Convention Center) beginning July 1, 2027
- Temporary Class B & Class B Wine Licenses for events: Point Classic Summer Softball Tournament, Point Pride, St. Joseph Picnic, Wonderful Water Run in 2026
- Request to approve temporary extension of public intoxicants ordinance until midnight on June 12, 2026, for Point Pride at 1100 Crosby Avenue
- Ordinance Amendment to Section 33.03 (Municipal Court Judge) and Section 33.05 (Municipal Court Procedures)
- Ordinance Amendment to Section 24.01 (Prohibited Use of the 911 System)
Board of Public Works
The Board will review reconstruction projects for Division and Church Streets. Members will also consider several ordinance amendments regarding parking and an ATV/UTV route.
- Division and Church Streets Reconstruction Projects
- Ordinance amendment for 'No Parking' requested by Central Transportation
- Ordinance amendment for 'No Parking Between Signs' requested by Stevens Point Housing Authority
- Ordinance amendment to add an ATV/UTV Route requested by the Village of Whiting
- Business 51 - North Segment Project #26-105 award to Chippewa Concrete Services up to $17,442,621.34
Transit Commission
The Stevens Point Transit Commission will hold an in-person meeting with a virtual option. They will elect a chair and vice chair, approve minutes and financial reports, and consider proposed Central Transportation route adjustments. A Central Transportation update will also be provided.
- Election of Transportation Commission Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of March and April 2026 Financial/Claims Reports
- Approval of proposed Central Transportation route adjustments
- Central Transportation Update/Report
- Next meeting date set for June 8, 2026
Business Improvement District Board
The Business Improvement District Board will discuss staff and committee reports, then vote on approving three maintenance expenditures: a pump electrical box repair, asphalt maintenance, and a median project. Total proposed spending is $8,480. The board will also approve the April 10, 2026 meeting minutes.
- Approve Jay's Lawn Care estimate #1095 for pump electrical box repair ($1,620)
- Approve Asphalt Maintenance Estimate from Arrow Precision Asphalt Maintenance, LLC ($3,360)
- Approve proposal from Jay's Lawn Care for median project ($3,500)
- Approve meeting minutes from April 10, 2026
- General reports from city staff, executive director, board chair, and treasurer
Stevens Point Sustainability Commission
The commission will hear a presentation from UW-Extension and state officials on creating a sustainability plan for the city, with the goal of delivering it to the Common Council by November 16, 2026. Discussion will cover structure, timeline, roles, and next steps. The commission will also consider approving minutes from March 5, 2026.
- Presentation by Katie Liovernash and Caity Carmody on sustainability planning and climate pollution reduction
- Discussion on the structure, process, and responsibilities for developing the City's Sustainability Plan
- Review of plan format, expectations, and progress to date
- Determination of next meeting date and purpose
- Approval of minutes from the March 5, 2026 meeting
Park Commission
The Park Commission will consider approving a three-year building lease with Northward Adventures for recreation rentals and concession sales at Iverson and Bukolt Parks, as well as a separate three-year winter sports rental and concession agreement for the Parker Building and Iverson All-Purpose Lodge. Commissioners will also receive an update on the Mead Park pedestrian path concept and select a chairperson and vice-chairperson. The Director's Report highlights retirements of two longtime city employees and a promotion.
- Approval of three-year building lease for recreation rentals and concession sales at Iverson and Bukolt Parks with Northward Adventures
- Approval of three-year winter sports rental and concession sales agreement for Parker Building and Iverson All-Purpose Lodge with Northward Adventures
- Update and review of pedestrian path concept and permitting for Mead Park
- Retirements: Ron Otto (31 years) on May 16 and Ken Wanta (18 years) on July 24
- Promotion of Baxter Arndt to Ice Center/Pool Maintenance Technician
Board of Review
The Board of Review will conduct its annual session to handle property tax assessment objections. The meeting includes electing officers, receiving the 2026 Assessment Roll and Assessor's Report, and considering waiver requests. The board will hear and act on formal objections to property assessments.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Receive and review 2026 Assessment Roll and signed affidavit
- 2026 Assessor's Report
- Hear and consider waiver requests for 48-hour notice and direct appeal to Circuit Court
- Hear objections to property assessments and take action as necessary
Board of Public Works
The Special Board of Public Works meeting is an organizational session to select a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson to lead future meetings. No other business is scheduled.
- Selection of a Chairperson for the Board of Public Works
- Selection of a Vice-Chairperson for the Board of Public Works
Business Improvement District Board
The Downtown BID Board will hear reports from staff, treasurer, executive director, and work groups. The board will consider approving the April 7, 2025 meeting minutes, a WEDC-CDI-Vibrant Spaces Grant Contract, and new Communication Policies.
- Approve meeting minutes from April 7, 2025
- Approve WEDC-CDI-Vibrant Spaces Grant Contract
- Approve Communication Policies & Quick Reference Guides
- General reports from City Staff, Treasurer, Downtown Executive Director, Board Chair, Events Coordinator
- Work group reports from Promotion, Design, Economic Vitality, Organization
Police and Fire Commission
The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission will discuss several items, including a vacation carryover request of 133.50 hours for Assistant Chief Dana Williams, acceptance of the 2025 Police Department Annual Report, and a proposal to advance the new Public Safety Center and Station #3. The meeting also includes election of a commission president and secretary, approval of minutes, and confirmation of bills.
- Election of commission president and secretary
- Vacation carryover of 133.50 hours for Assistant Chief Dana Williams (2026‑2027)
- Acceptance of Stevens Point Police Department 2025 Annual Report
- Proposal to move forward with new Public Safety Center and Station #3
- Approval of meeting minutes and confirmation of bills
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will hold multiple public hearings and take action on several land-use requests, including a rezoning for multi-family housing at 2928 Stanley Street, conditional use permits for Mid-State Technical College and Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School, and a modified sign variance at 5101 Woodward Drive. The commission will also discuss a buy-back option for a parcel and the Forest Creek Subdivision Phase 2 development strategy.
- Public hearing and action on rezoning 2928 Stanley Street from R-LD to R-4 (multi-family) with Planned Development Overlay for Little Captain LLC.
- Public hearing and action on conditional use permit for Mid-State Technical College to operate a facility on an unaddressed parcel bounded by Badger Avenue.
- Public hearing and action on conditional use permit for Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School at 5225 Heffron Court.
- Modified sign variance request from I-39 Properties LLC for a freestanding sign at 5101 Woodward Drive.
- City of Stevens Point to exercise a buy-back option on a parcel (Schertz Properties LLC, PIN 281240832202963).