Madison, WI

BOARD OF REVIEW

The Madison Board of Review is meeting to discuss and decide on three formal objections to 2026 property assessments. The board will consider each parcel's assessed value and determine whether to uphold or adjust it. This is a quasi-judicial proceeding, not a general policy discussion.

• Objection 1214: 4510 N Sherman Ave, owner Joan M Brennan, assessment $361,200
• Objection 1215: 2401 American Ln, owner One and Done 2401 LLC, assessment $418,000
• Objection 1216: 6010 N Highlands Ave, owners Justin F & Morgan M Fox, assessment $1,141,100

MONONA TERRACE COMMUNITY AND CONVENTION CENTER BOARD

The Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center Board is meeting to discuss the 2027 operating budget, receive reports on catering, booking pace, and finances, and hear from Destination Madison. Public comment is available, and the meeting includes standard approvals and reports.

• 2027 Operating Budget presentation by Finance Committee
• Monona Catering mid-year report
• Booking pace update
• Finance report
• Destination Madison report

SUSTAINABLE MADISON COMMITTEE

The Sustainable Madison Committee will hold a virtual meeting to discuss updates from Sustainability Champions, review the sustainability budget, and plan work for the remainder of 2026. The agenda includes a discussion of a September tour and an update from the ad-hoc Zero Waste Working Group. No binding votes or final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of the Sustainability Budget Overview
• Planning for the 2026 Sustainable Madison Committee work
• Update from the ad-hoc Zero Waste Working Group
• Discussion of a September tour

COMMON COUNCIL - DISCUSSION

The Common Council is holding a discussion-only briefing on the city's approach to recent protests and the subsequent reopening of Williamson & Baldwin St. No formal action, votes, or public testimony will be taken; written comments can be sent to [email protected].

• Discussion of city's approach to recent protests
• Re-opening of Williamson & Baldwin St.
• No formal action or votes at this briefing
• No public testimony; written comments accepted

JOINT CAMPUS AREA COMMITTEE

This meeting of the Joint Campus Area Committee was cancelled. The agenda contains no items for discussion or decision.

HOUSING POLICY COMMITTEE

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (ended 3/2026)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (ended 3/2026)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (ended 3/2026)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (ended 3/2026)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (ended 3/2026)

ALCOHOL LICENSE REVIEW COMMITTEE

The Alcohol License Review Committee will hold public hearings on new liquor licenses for The Historian Hotel, Madison Public Market, The Oaks Lounge, and begonia. restaurant, along with requests to change license conditions for Luna's Groceries and Fya Syde Kitchen. The committee will also consider consent agenda items including temporary licenses, changes of agent, and entity reorganizations. Applications approved will go to the Common Council on September 8, 2026.

• New Class B liquor license for The Historian Hotel, 16 N Carroll St (capacity 104/20)
• New Class B liquor license for Madison Public Market, 202 N First St (capacity 750/230)
• New Class B liquor license for The Oaks Lounge, 614 N Fair Oaks Ave (capacity 50/30)
• New Class B liquor license for begonia. restaurant, 1835 Monroe St (capacity 60/0)
• Luna's Groceries requests to allow sale of single 1-liter beer containers; Fya Syde Kitchen requests alcohol sales after 11pm

BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC RESOURCES COMMITTEE

The Business and Economic Resources Committee will consider a budget amendment for the 2026 Economic Development Division Operating Budget to fund a Williamson Street Business Support Program, requiring a committee recommendation. The agenda also includes discussion items on committee training, the 2026/2027 work plan, a financial assistance dashboard, and future in-person meetings. Public comment is invited.

• Amending 2026 Economic Development Division Operating Budget by $XXX,XXX for Williamson Street Business Support Program
• Discussion of 2026/2027 Committee Work Plan
• Review of Economic Development Division Financial Assistance Dashboard
• Discussion on future in-person BERC meetings

BOARD OF REVIEW

The Board of Review is meeting to hear three formal objections to 2026 property assessments. The board will also approve minutes from its August 12 meeting and handle any required disclosures. The agenda is otherwise limited to these items.

• Objection 94252: 818 North Star Dr, assessed $18,500,000, owner The View Apartments LLC & 818 North Star LLC
• Objection 94253: 3146 Keswick Dr, assessed $654,800, owner James Beier
• Objection 94254: 1689 Capital Ave, assessed $15,356,600, owner 5533 Development Partners LLC

MADISON FOOD POLICY COUNCIL

The Madison Food Policy Council is meeting virtually to approve minutes, hear public comment, and receive updates from the chair and staff. The agenda includes regular reports on regional food system planning, food access, farmland preservation, school programs, and community gardens. No specific decisions or proposals are listed; the meeting is primarily for updates and discussion.

• Public comment on agenda items
• Update from Council Chair
• Regional Food System Planning report
• Farmland Preservation Task Force report
• Double Dollars Program report

URBAN DESIGN COMMISSION

The Urban Design Commission is meeting virtually to review two development proposals requiring initial/final approval: a major amendment to the planned development at 1001 Wisconsin Place and a public building for MMSD schools at 5606 Russett Road. The commission will also hear informational presentations on two mixed-use buildings in Urban Design Districts. Public comment is accepted via email or by registering to speak.

• 1001 Wisconsin Place - Major Amendment to Previously Approved Planned Development (District 2)
• 5606 Russett Road - Public Building for MMSD Toki Elementary and Orchard Ridge Middle Schools (District 10)
• 222 E Olin Avenue - Mixed-Use Building in Urban Design District 1 (District 14)
• 5003 University Avenue & 659 N Whitney Way - Mixed-Use Building in Urban Design District 6 (District 19)

HABITAT STEWARDSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE (Parks)

The Habitat Stewardship Subcommittee of the Madison Parks Division is meeting virtually to approve minutes from May 12, 2026, hear public comment, and receive an informational overview of the Habitat Management Plan for Turville Point Conservation Park. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the main agenda item is informational only.

• Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting
• Public comment period
• Informational overview of Habitat Management Plan for Turville Point Conservation Park

FACILITIES PROGRAMS AND FEES SUBCOMMITTEE (Parks)

The Facilities, Programs and Fees Subcommittee is meeting virtually to review and recommend approval of several 2027 fee structures for city parks programs. Items include athletic reservations, recreation services, shelter reservations, and watercraft/mooring permits, all to be referred to the Board of Park Commissioners. The Warner Park Community Recreation Center fee structure is deferred to a later meeting. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comment.

• Approving 2027 Athletic Reservations Fee Structure (Citywide)
• Approving 2027 Recreation Services Fee Structure (Citywide)
• Approving 2027 Shelter Reservations Fee Structure (Citywide)
• Approving 2027 Watercraft, Mooring, and Permits Fee Structures (Citywide)
• Warner Park Community Recreation Center fee structure deferred to September 22 meeting

POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSION

La comisión asiste a una celebración por reconocimiento especial y promociones dentro del Madison Fire Department. Puede haber quórum de la comisión en este evento.

• Celebraciones y promociones del Madison Fire Department

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES COMMISSION

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The Community Development Authority board will vote on several resolutions, including accepting a $1.2 million city loan for Monona Shores Apartments, awarding contracts for painting and boiler replacements, and discussing a HUD application to demolish the 60-unit Gay Braxton public housing development. They will also consider a memorandum of understanding with Dane County for Housing Choice Voucher referrals and receive a report on housing operations.

• Resolution 4728: Accept $1,201,681.55 loan from City of Madison and satisfy Johnson Bank mortgage for Monona Shores Apartments
• Resolution 4731: Award contract to Aguirre Painting & Projects for exterior painting and gutter work at Karabis Apartments, up to $58,000
• Resolution 4732: Award contract to JM Brennan for boiler and water-heater replacement at Straubel and Wright Street properties, up to $290,135
• Resolution 4729: Authorize HUD application for disposition and demolition of 60-unit Gay Braxton public housing development
• Resolution 4730: Enter MOU with Dane County Continuum of Care for Housing Choice Voucher referrals

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES COMMISSION

The Equal Opportunities Commission will discuss updates on the opening of a new men's shelter, plan the 2026 Rev. James C. Wright Award ceremony, and hear reports from the alder and EOD manager. Public comment is invited, and the meeting is held virtually.

• Discussion on progress of new men's shelter opening
• 2026 Rev. James C. Wright Award ceremony on September 22, 2026
• Public comment period
• Approval of July 9, 2026 minutes
• Future topics and alder report

BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS

The Board of Park Commissioners will consider approving a $125,000 federal Community Development Block Grant allocation for neighborhood improvement projects in the North East Area Plan, and will also vote on a Friends of Kettle Pond Conservation Park application. The board will receive informational presentations on the Olbrich Botanical Society's interpretive plan, Garver Feed Mill operations, and Southeast Area Park development plans. Public comment is available for items not on the agenda.

• Authorizing up to $125,000 of CDBG funds for North East Area Plan projects (Districts 3, 12, 17, 18)
• Approving application from Friends of Kettle Pond Conservation Park
• Informational presentation on Olbrich Botanical Society's Interpretive Plan
• Informational presentation on Garver Feed Mill operations at Olbrich Park (District 15)
• Informational presentation on Southeast Area Park development plans

The Board of Park Commissioners approved the Friends of Kettle Pond Conservation Park application and authorized up to $125,000 in CDBG funds for neighborhood improvement projects in the North East Area Plan. The board also accepted the Superintendent's Report and the Facilities, Programs and Fees Subcommittee minutes. Informational presentations were given on Olbrich's Interpretive Plan, Garver Feed Mill operations, and Southeast Area Park development plans.

• Approved Friends of Kettle Pond Conservation Park application (voice vote)
• Authorized up to $125,000 CDBG funds for NE Area Plan projects, returned to Finance Committee with recommendation for approval (voice vote)
• Accepted August 2026 Superintendent's Report (voice vote)
• Accepted Facilities, Programs and Fees Subcommittee minutes (voice vote)
• Approved July 8, 2026 meeting minutes (voice vote)

PUBLIC SAFETY REVIEW COMMITTEE

This meeting of the Public Safety Review Committee was cancelled. The agenda lists standard items such as approval of minutes, early public comment, and reports from the police and fire departments, but no substantive decisions or discussions will occur.

• Meeting cancelled
• Approval of minutes from June 10, 2026
• Chief's Quarterly Report (for information only)
• Reports from Madison Police and Fire Departments

TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

The Transportation Commission will consider three contracts for transportation planning and safety work, including corridor safety studies and demonstration projects, and planning for East Washington Avenue and Schroeder Rd. They will also review annual reports from the Department of Transportation and Metro Transit, and discuss a project on Milwaukee Street. The meeting is virtual, with public comment available by registration.

• Contract with TYLin for corridor safety studies and demonstration project planning for three priority corridors (Districts 6, 10, 12, 19, 20)
• Contract with SEH for planning, engineering, and public engagement for East Washington Avenue (US Hwy 30 to Annamark) and Schroeder Rd (Whitney Way to Gammon Rd)
• Contract with SEH for Systemwide Safety Improvements project (Citywide)
• Review of Department of Transportation Annual Operations Report
• Review of Metro Transit Annual Financial Statement Audit Report

BOARD OF REVIEW

HABITAT STEWARDSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE (Parks)

This meeting of the Habitat Stewardship Subcommittee has been cancelled and rescheduled to August 18, 2026. The agenda contains only standard procedural items such as roll call, approval of minutes, public comment, and disclosures.

• Meeting cancelled and rescheduled to August 18, 2026
• Agenda includes call to order, approval of minutes, public comment, disclosures and recusals, and adjournment

PLAN COMMISSION

The Madison Plan Commission will hold a virtual meeting on August 10, 2026, to consider a land conveyance to Dane County, a zoning change for properties on Mineral Point Road and Genomic Drive, and a conditional use for a new Sennett Middle School building. The agenda also includes routine business, public comment, and a report on recent council actions and upcoming matters.

• Conveyance of a 50-foot strip of remnant land to Dane County for airport parking lot (District 18)
• Zoning change for 6145-6301 Mineral Point Road and 510 Genomic Drive from PD to Amended PD (GDP) with SIP approval (District 19)
• Conditional use for new Sennett Middle School building at 502 Pflaum Road (District 15)
• Upcoming: Edgewater Hotel restaurant/bar on 15th floor, 1001 Wisconsin Place
• Upcoming: Rezoning and plat for Hawks Nest at 8302 McDowell Drive

The Plan Commission recommended approval to the Common Council for an amended planned development at 6145-6301 Mineral Point Road and 510 Genomic Drive, including a Specific Implementation Plan, subject to conditions. The commission granted waivers for building setback/frontage and bicycle parking requirements. A conditional use request for the new Sennett Middle School at 502 Pflaum Road was referred to August 31, 2026, pending a Landmarks Commission recommendation. The meeting also included approval of minutes, a routine land transfer recommendation, and a report on upcoming matters.

• Approved minutes of July 27, 2026 meeting (voice vote)
• Recommended approval to Board of Public Works for land transfer to Dane County (voice vote)
• Recommended approval to Common Council for amended PD at 6145-6301 Mineral Point Road and 510 Genomic Drive, with conditions and waivers (voice vote)
• Referred conditional use for Sennett Middle School at 502 Pflaum Road to August 31, 2026 (voice vote)

POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSION

The Madison Police and Fire Commission will meet virtually to consider final recommendations for promoting six firefighters to Apparatus Engineer, effective August 17, 2026, and to review the police chief's preliminary promotion recommendation. The agenda also includes status updates on hiring processes, retirements, resignations, and disciplinary matters for both departments, plus a request to schedule a special meeting.

• Promotion of six firefighters to Apparatus Engineer effective August 17, 2026: Jeret Jenkins, Richard Miyagawa, Eric Popovich, Nick George, Kyle Kampmeier, Aaron Zurbuchen
• Preliminary recommendation of Police Chief for promotion and personnel file review schedule
• Status update on 2026-2027 Police Department hiring process
• Status update on 2026 Pre-Service Academy
• Request to schedule special meeting

MADISON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD

The Madison Public Library Board will consider a blanket authorization to accept gifts up to $50,000 for the remainder of fiscal year 2026, approve 2027 event and 2028 wedding pricing for the Central Library, and ratify the 2027 Intersystem Resource Library Agreement with the Southwest Library System. The board will also discuss a statement on HR 7661 and proposed changes to the Behavior, Unattended Minor, and Ban Appeal Policies.

• 94233: Approving blanket authorization to accept gifts to Madison Public Library up to $50,000 for remainder of FY 2026
• 94234: Approving 2027 Intersystem Resource Library Agreement between Madison Public Library and the Southwest Library System
• 94230: Approving Central Library 2027 Events and 2028 Wedding pricing
• 94232: Review and approve a board statement on HR 7661
• 94229: Director's Report - July 2026

The Madison Public Library Board approved several routine items, including a blanket authorization to accept gifts up to $50,000 for the remainder of fiscal year 2026, the Central Library 2027 events and 2028 wedding pricing, the 2027 Intersystem Resource Library Agreement, and a board statement on HR 7661. The board also approved the Director's Report for July 2026 and the meeting minutes. No substantive public comment was made, and no disclosures or recusals were recorded.

• Approved meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved Director's Report for July 2026 (voice vote)
• Approved blanket authorization for gift acceptance up to $50,000 for FY2026 (voice vote)
• Approved Central Library 2027 events and 2028 wedding pricing (voice vote)
• Approved 2027 Intersystem Resource Library Agreement with Southwest Library System (voice vote)
• Approved board statement on HR 7661 (voice vote)

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT COMMITTEE

The Madison Community Development Block Grant Committee will meet virtually to decide on allocating up to $125,000 in federal CDBG funds for neighborhood improvements in Districts 3, 12, 17, and 18, and up to $1,300,000 in City Affordable Housing Funds for energy efficiency upgrades at Monona Shores Apartments and CDA 95-1 “The Reservoir” in Districts 6 and 14. The meeting also includes a shelter update, work plan review, and public comment.

• $125,000 CDBG funds for North East Area Plan projects (Districts 3, 12, 17, 18)
• $1,300,000 Affordable Housing Funds for Monona Shores Apartments and CDA 95-1 “The Reservoir” (Districts 6, 14)
• Shelter update presentation
• Work plan discussion
• Public comment session

The committee unanimously approved two funding measures: up to $125,000 in federal CDBG funds for neighborhood improvements in the North East Area Plan, and up to $1.3 million in City Affordable Housing Funds for energy efficiency upgrades at Monona Shores Apartments and CDA 95-1 'The Reservoir'. Staff also provided updates on the new shelter opening and upcoming RFP processes. No public comment was received.

• Approved $125,000 CDBG for North East Area Plan projects (unanimous)
• Approved $1.3M Affordable Housing Funds for energy efficiency at Monona Shores and The Reservoir (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of June 4, 2026 (voice vote)

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMMISSION

The Affirmative Action Commission will meet virtually to debrief the 2025 50K hearing, discuss commission vacancies, and review equity analysis and landmark review. The meeting includes reports from the Common Council, the Director of Civil Rights, and the Affirmative Action Division Manager on personnel, contract compliance, and construction projects.

• Debrief of 2025 50K hearing
• Discussion of commission vacancies
• Equity analysis and landmark review
• Report from Common Council on items of interest
• Report from Affirmative Action Division Manager on contract compliance and large construction projects

PERSONNEL BOARD

The Personnel Board will discuss recreating specific staff positions within the Police and Fire departments. The board will also receive updates on a compensation study and a report on position studies.

• Recreate 1.0 FTE Administrative Assistant position as an IT Specialist 1 in the Police Department
• Recreate Fire Community Education Specialist 1, 2, and 3 classifications in the salary schedule
• Recreate 1.0 FTE Fire Education/Enforcement Officer 2 position as a Fire Community Education Specialist 3
• Personnel Board Report on position studies approved through administrative actions
• Compensation Study update

The Personnel Board approved the minutes and advanced two position reclassification items to the Finance Committee with a recommendation for Common Council adoption. The first reclassifies an Administrative Assistant position to an IT Specialist 1 in the Police Department, and the second creates new Fire Community Education Specialist classifications and reclassifies a Fire Education/Enforcement Officer position. No other substantive decisions were made; discussion items were informational only.

• Approved minutes of previous meeting (voice vote)
• Returned to Lead with recommendation to adopt reclassification of Administrative Assistant to IT Specialist 1 in Police Department (voice vote)
• Returned to Lead with recommendation to adopt creation of Fire Community Education Specialist classifications and reclassification of Fire Education/Enforcement Officer 2 to Fire Community Education Specialist 3 (voice vote)

BOARD OF REVIEW

The Madison Board of Review will meet to discuss written objections to the 2026 property assessments issued by the city assessor. The board will review three specific parcels with high-value objections and consider public input on fairness and unintended consequences of assessments.

• Objection 94116: 4750 S Biltmore Ln, SLJ II LLC, assessment $20,770,000
• Objection 94219: 6905 Odana Rd, CPC MADISON LLC, assessment $9,204,300
• Objection 94220: 6725 Odana Rd, CPC MADISON LLC, assessment $4,655,700

The Board of Review approved the minutes from July 30, 2026, and sustained all three real estate assessments under objection for the 2026 Board of Assessor values. Each motion to sustain passed unanimously with a 3-0 vote (one member excused). The board then adjourned.

• Sustained assessment for 4750 S Biltmore Ln, SLJ II LLC, $20,770,000 (3-0)
• Sustained assessment for 6905 Odana Rd, CPC Madison LLC, $9,204,300 (3-0)
• Sustained assessment for 6725 Odana Rd, CPC Madison LLC, $4,655,700 (3-0)
• Approved minutes from July 30, 2026 (voice vote)

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

The Madison Board of Public Works will decide on multiple construction and engineering contracts, including $720,000 for East Washington Avenue improvements and $450,000 for citywide intersection safety upgrades. The board will also consider transferring a 50-foot land strip to Dane County for airport parking lot expansion and approve several private development-related public improvements.

• Approve $720,000 contract with SEH for East Washington Avenue (US Hwy 30 to Annamark) and Schroeder Rd (Whitney Way to Gammon Rd) improvements
• Approve $450,000 contract with SEH for Systemwide Safety Improvements at 27 intersections
• Transfer 50-foot land strip to Dane County for airport parking lot project (District 18)
• Approve $0 change order for Chip Sealing 2026 - East contract extension to 8/19/26
• Approve $12,400 reimbursement agreement for 320 S Brearly Street restoration

BOARD OF HEALTH FOR MADISON AND DANE COUNTY

The Board of Health for Madison and Dane County will hold a hybrid meeting on August 5, 2026, to approve minutes from the July 17 meeting, accept funds for a tick prevention project, and authorize line-item budget transfers. The board will also hear public comment and address accessibility needs.

• Authorization to accept $X from Wisconsin Department of Health Services for the 'Take a Hike, Not a Tick' Project (2026 BOH RES-023)
• Authorization of line-item budget transfers (File #94211)
• Public comment on agenda items before the board

The Board of Health for Madison and Dane County approved two resolutions: accepting funds from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services for the 'Take a Hike, Not a Tick' project, and authorizing line-item budget transfers. Both motions passed unanimously. The board also approved the July 17, 2026 minutes. No public comments were registered.

• Approved accepting state funds for 'Take a Hike, Not a Tick' project (7-0)
• Authorized line-item budget transfers (7-0)
• Approved July 17, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)

COMMON COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Common Council Executive Committee will meet to discuss leadership and office updates for 2026-2027. The body will also consider the District 1 vacancy appointment process and an email data project.

• All Alders Email Data Project
• District 1 Vacancy Appointment Process
• Council Leadership Updates (2026-2027)
• Council Office Updates (2026-2027)
• Future Agenda Items (2026-2027)

The Common Council Executive Committee met virtually and approved the previous meeting's minutes. The committee discussed the process for appointing an interim District 1 alder, including interview question content, and received updates on the All Alders Email Data Project, Council leadership, and Council Office activities. No formal decisions were made on these items; they were discussion items only.

• Approved the meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Discussed District 1 vacancy appointment process and interview questions
• Discussed All Alders Email Data Project
• Discussed Council leadership updates for 2026-2027
• Discussed Council Office updates
• Discussed future agenda items including Chief Patterson presentation and e-comment update

COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council confirmed the Mayor's appointments of Charles J. Romines as Director of Public Works, David Schmiedicke as Finance Director, and Christine Knapp as Water Utility General Manager, all unanimously. The Council also authorized the issuance of up to $173,830,000 in general obligation promissory notes and approved a mid-year budget appropriation, among other routine items. A proposal to add public reporting requirements for the Office of the Independent Monitor and Police Civilian Oversight Board was withdrawn at the sponsors' request.

• Confirmed Charles J. Romines as Director of Public Works (unanimous)
• Confirmed David Schmiedicke as Finance Director (unanimous)
• Confirmed Christine Knapp as Water Utility General Manager (unanimous)
• Authorized up to $173,830,000 in general obligation promissory notes (unanimous)
• Approved mid-year budget appropriation resolution (unanimous)
• Granted new liquor licenses to Cambria Hotel, Tacos El Arriero, Killdevil Rum Club, Grandad's Farm Stop, Osaka, and Harley's Liquor & Bait
• Withdrawn: ordinance adding public reporting requirements for Police Civilian Oversight Board and Independent Monitor
• Referred to future meeting: appointment of alder for District 1

CITY-COUNTY HOMELESS ISSUES COMMITTEE

The City-County Homeless Issues Committee will meet virtually to discuss budget recommendations for 2027. The meeting includes a presentation on the goals of the Community Development Authority of Madison.

• CDA Overview & Goals presentation by Chad Ruppel
• 2027 City & County Budget Recommendations
• City & County Staff Report

LANDMARKS COMMISSION

The Landmarks Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a landmark nomination for the Wonder Bar. The body will also review demolition permits for two commercial buildings on E Olin Avenue.

• Landmark nomination of 222 E Olin Avenue (Wonder Bar)
• Demolition permit review for commercial building at 222 E Olin Avenue
• Demolition permit review for commercial building at 232 E Olin Avenue