Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Business Improvement District Board

Park Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

Personnel Committee

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Transit Commission

Public Policy and General Government

Common Council

Business Improvement District Board

Transit Commission

Public Policy and General Government

Personnel Committee

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Common Council

Personnel Committee

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Transit Commission

Common Council

Personnel Committee

Transit Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Transit Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Personnel Committee

Personnel Committee

Transit Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Personnel Committee

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Transit Commission

Personnel Committee

Transit Commission

Transit Commission

Common Council

El Concejo Municipal de Stevens Point considerará una agenda de consentimiento y diversas acciones, incluyendo la aprobación de la adjudicación de un contrato de hasta $1,254,039.70 a Earth Inc. para el Proyecto Sisters Meadow. El concejo también votará sobre un contrato de arrendamiento para el antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union en 809 Division St., un memorando de entendimiento con Local 484 sobre lenguaje salarial, y una resolución inicial para el financiamiento mediante bonos de ingresos por desarrollo industrial para Firecrest Aerospace. Los elementos adicionales incluyen la aprobación de un bombero/paramédico en periodo de prueba y varias enmiendas de zonificación y ordenanza para la subdivisión Sisters Meadow.

• Adjudicar contrato a Earth Inc. para el Proyecto Sisters Meadow, sin exceder los $1,254,039.70
• Aprobar acuerdo de arrendamiento con la University of Wisconsin‑Stevens Point Foundation para el antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union en 809 Division St.
• Aprobar resolución inicial para el financiamiento mediante bonos de ingresos por desarrollo industrial para el proyecto de Firecrest Aerospace, Inc.
• Aprobar el Memorando de Entendimiento entre la Ciudad de Stevens Point y Local 484 para resolver el lenguaje contractual sobre el Artículo 19 – Salarios
• Aprobar al bombero/paramédico en periodo de prueba Jeff Davidson a estatus de bombero/paramédico permanente

City Plan Commission

The Stevens Point City Plan Commission will hold a public meeting to consider several requests from Mike Helmrick on the Sisters Meadow Subdivision parcel bounded by Maria Drive (Parcel ID 281240829240033). Items include amending the comprehensive plan land‑use designation, rezoning portions of the parcel to Conservancy, R‑3 and R‑4 districts, applying a Planned Development overlay, and reviewing a site‑plan and conditional use permit for new buildings and parking. The commission will also vote on a right‑of‑way plat and relocation order for the Business 51 Reconstruction Project.

• Amend Institutional/Government future land use designation for parcel ID 281240829240033 on the Sisters Meadow Subdivision Plat
• Rezone portions of the same parcel from R‑2 to C Conservancy, R‑3 Single‑ and Two‑Family, and R‑4 Multiple Family I districts
• Apply a Planned Development (PD) overlay district to Lots 1‑2 of the parcel
• Site‑plan review for construction of buildings and parking on Lots 1‑2 (Parcel IDs 281240829240047 & 281240829240033)
• Approve right‑of‑way plat and relocation order from Michigan Avenue to Rice Street for the Business 51 Reconstruction Project

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Business Park Business Improvement District se reunirá en persona en el Stevens Point Transit Center. La junta votará para aprobar las actas de la reunión del 17 de junio de 2026 y discutirá posibles acciones sobre el mantenimiento de los senderos de asfalto dentro del distrito. La reunión también incluye informes estándar del personal de la ciudad, el director ejecutivo, el presidente de la junta y el tesorero.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 17 de junio de 2026
• Discusión y posible acción sobre los senderos de asfalto mantenidos por el BID

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will consider several grant and loan program exceptions for residential properties. The board will also discuss a property purchase offer from Mid-State Technical College and updates regarding the Shopko Site redevelopment.

• Offer to purchase 1101 Centerpoint Drive by Mid-State Technical College
• Residential Infill Grant exception for 2157 Prairie Street
• Multi-Family Rental Conversion Grant exception for 1708 Elk Street
• Housing Modernization Loan Program exception for 700 Michigan Avenue
• Shopko Site redevelopment updates and development agreement revision

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas escuchará los resultados de la auditoría del año fiscal 2025 y discutirá el ajuste de las tarifas de la Utilidad de Aguas Pluviales. Los puntos de acción incluyen considerar una resolución inicial para el financiamiento de bonos de ingresos de desarrollo industrial para Firecrest Aerospace, aprobar un acuerdo de reemplazo de pavimento en State Highway 66 y autorizar una solicitud de propuestas para servicios de diseño para la ubicación del centro de la biblioteca de Portage County. El comité también establecerá un plan tentativo para el cierre anticipado del Distrito de Financiamiento Incremental de Impuestos (TIF) 8 con una extensión de vivienda. La reunión entrará en receso hacia una sesión cerrada para negociar arrendamientos para el antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union y una instalación propuesta de capacitación de seguridad pública.

• Consideración de la resolución inicial para el financiamiento de Bonos de Ingresos de Desarrollo Industrial para el proyecto Firecrest Aerospace
• Aprobación del Acuerdo Financiero Municipal Estatal para el reemplazo de pavimento en State Highway 66
• Aprobación de la RFP para servicios de diseño profesional para la ubicación del centro de la biblioteca de Portage County
• Establecimiento de un plan tentativo para el cierre anticipado del Distrito TIF 8 con una extensión de vivienda
• Sesión cerrada para negociar el arrendamiento del antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union en 809 Division St. y la instalación de capacitación de seguridad pública en Badger Ave.

The committee approved industrial revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. and a state financial agreement for State Highway 66 pavement replacement. Members also authorized an RFP for professional design services for the downtown Portage County library and a plan to close TIF District 8 early.

• Passed initial resolution for Industrial Revenue Bond Financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved State Municipal Financial Agreement for State Highway 66 pavement replacement (unanimous)
• Approved issuance of RFP for professional design services for the downtown Portage County library (unanimous)
• Established plan to close TIF District 8 early using housing extension (unanimous)
• Approved claims paid (unanimous)
• Executed lease with UW-Stevens Point Foundation, Inc. for 809 Division Street (4-1)

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Transit Commission

Public Policy and General Government

El comité de Política Pública y Gobierno General revisará varias licencias temporales de alcohol para eventos y negocios locales. La agenda también incluye licencias de conductores para Courtesy Cab y propuestas de enmiendas relacionadas con campistas, RVs y la habitabilidad en vehículos.

• Licencia temporal de vino 'Class B' para el Downtown Business Improvement District Wine Walk
• Licencias temporales de cerveza y vino 'Class B' para Holy Spirit Parish y Pacelli Catholic Schools
• Cuatro licencias de cerveza 'Class B' temporales para eventos de Portage County Business Council
• Diez licencias de conductores de taxicab para Courtesy Cab
• Enmienda de ordenanza con respecto a la prohibición de campistas y RVs en estacionamientos con permiso de la ciudad

The Public Policy and General Government Committee unanimously approved agenda items 2A through 2I, which included a series of temporary Class B wine and beer licenses, Class A beer and liquor licenses, a taxicab company license with ten driver licenses, and a secondhand jewelry/pawnbroker license. The committee also unanimously approved four community events: the Wine Walk, the Portage County Democratic Party Picnic, the UW‑SPP P!nk charity game, and the Festival Food Turkey Trot. Two proposed ordinance amendments on campers/RVs and habitation in vehicles failed to pass, and the amendment on habitation in vehicles was withdrawn for further review.

• Approved temporary Class B wine license for Downtown Business Improvement District (unanimous)
• Approved temporary Class B wine & beer licenses for Holy Spirit Parish and Pacelli Catholic Schools (unanimous)
• Approved multiple temporary Class B beer licenses for Portage County Business Council events (unanimous)
• Approved provisional Class A beer & liquor license for Save A Lot (unanimous)
• Approved Class A beer & liquor renewal for Save A Lot (unanimous)
• Approved taxicab company license for Courtesy Cab and ten driver licenses (unanimous)
• Approved secondhand jewelry/pawnbroker license for The Whiting Exchange LLC (unanimous)
• Approved four community events (Wine Walk, Democratic Party Picnic, P!nk Game, Turkey Trot) (unanimous)

Board of Public Works

La Junta de Obras Públicas de Stevens Point discutirá varias actualizaciones de infraestructura, incluyendo proyectos de reconstrucción en Division y Church Streets, el Proyecto West Scott Street y una mejora de la señalización de tráfico. AECOM presentará una actualización sobre el Estudio de Conversión del Centro (Downtown Conversion Study). Los miembros considerarán una ordenanza para regular las plantaciones privadas en el derecho de vía público. La junta votará para adjudicar el Proyecto Sisters Meadow #26-108 a Earth Inc. por hasta $1,254,039.70.

• Informe del Director sobre la reconstrucción de Division y Church Streets, el Proyecto West Scott Street y la mejora de la señalización de tráfico
• Presentación de AECOM sobre la actualización del Estudio de Conversión del Centro (Downtown Conversion Study)
• Discusión de una posible ordenanza para regular las plantaciones privadas en el derecho de vía público
• Adjudicación del Proyecto Sisters Meadow #26-108 a Earth Inc. por hasta $1,254,039.70

The Board approved a contract award to Earth Inc. for the Sisters Meadow Project. The Board also reviewed the Director's Report and heard a presentation regarding the Downtown Conversion Study.

• Approved the Director's Report (Ayes: All)
• Awarded Sisters Meadow Project #26-108 to Earth Inc. for an amount not to exceed $1,254,039.70 (Ayes: All)

Personnel Committee

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Distrito de Mejora Comercial (BID) del centro llevará a cabo su reunión mensual regular, que incluirá informes del personal, grupos de trabajo y el director ejecutivo. La junta también discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre una propuesta de Locable, y aprobará las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Discusión y posible acción sobre la propuesta de Locable
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 2 de junio de 2026

City Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de la Ciudad llevará a cabo audiencias públicas con respecto a una revisión final del plano de subdivisión y una enmienda al Mapa Oficial de Calles. Estos artículos involucran terrenos cerca de Maria Drive, incluyendo las calles planificadas para Meadow Street North, Third Street North y una extensión de Academy Avenue.

• Revisión final del plano de subdivisión para las parcelas delimitadas por Maria Drive & Union Street North (Parcel ID 281240829240047) y Maria Drive (Parcel ID 281240829240033)
• Enmienda al Mapa Oficial de Calles para establecer Meadow Street North, Third Street North y una extensión de Academy Avenue
• رDedicatoria y aceptación de tierras para fines de derecho de vía para Meadow Street North, Third Street North y la extensión de Academy Avenue

The City Plan Commission approved a final subdivision plat for two parcels bounded by Maria Drive and Union Street North. The commission also approved amending the Official Street Map to establish Meadow Street North, Third Street North, and an extension of Academy Avenue. Additionally, the commission approved the dedication and acceptance of land for right-of-way purposes for these streets.

• Approved May 20 and June 1 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved final subdivision plat for parcels bounded by Maria Drive & Union Street North (5-1)
• Approved amendment to the Official Street Map for Meadow Street North, Third Street North, and Academy Avenue extension (unanimous)
• Approved land dedication and acceptance for right-of-way purposes for new streets (unanimous)

Police and Fire Commission

La Comisión de Policía y Bomberos discutirá y posiblemente aprobará un Memorando de Entendimiento con Local 484 para resolver el lenguaje contractual sobre salarios, y una Carta Lateral de Acuerdo sobre educación continua. También se someterá a acción la promoción del Bombero/Paramédico en periodo de prueba Jeff Davidson. La reunión incluye informes de rutina de los jefes de policía y bomberos.

• Discusión y posible acción sobre el MOU con Local 484 con respecto al Artículo 19 – Salarios
• Discusión y posible acción sobre la Carta Lateral de Acuerdo con Local 484 con respecto al Artículo 28 – Educación Continua
• Acción para promover al Bombero/Paramédico en periodo de prueba Jeff Davidson a Bombero/Paramédico con efecto a partir del 18 de julio de 2026
• Informe del Jefe de Policía e Informe del Jefe de Bomberos/EMS/Informe de EM
• Confirmación de cuentas y aprobación de las actas

The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission met on July 2, 2026, and approved three substantive items. The commission confirmed the permanent appointment of probationary Firefighter/Paramedic Jeff Davidson, effective July 18, 2026. It also approved a Memorandum of Understanding and a Side Letter of Agreement with Local 484 to finalize contract language on salaries and continuing education, which update compensation and training terms for city fire and police staff. Procedural items, including the minutes and bills, were approved unanimously.

• Approved permanent appointment of Firefighter/Paramedic Jeff Davidson (effective July 18, 2026)
• Approved MOU with Local 484 regarding Article 19 (Salaries)
• Approved Side Letter of Agreement with Local 484 regarding Article 28 (Continuing Education)
• Approved meeting minutes and confirmation of bills

Common Council

El Concejo Común considerará una resolución para un permiso de uso condicional para construir una estructura principal en 532 Division Street, solicitado por 7B Stevens Point 385, LLC. La reunión se llevará a cabo de forma presencial con una opción virtual.

• Resolución para el permiso de uso condicional en 532 Division Street (Parcel ID 281240829401025) bajo Ch. 23.02(2)(f)(5)(a)

The Common Council approved a request from 7B Stevens Point 385, LLC to construct a principal structure at 532 Division Street. The resolution was passed with staff recommended conditions.

• Approved conditional use permit for principal structure at 532 Division Street (7-3)

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Distrito de Mejora Comercial (Business Improvement District) llevará a cabo una reunión presencial en el Stevens Point Transit Center. La junta discutirá el área de Centre Park & Entrances y el branding del parque empresarial, y considerará la aprobación de una tarifa de uso de agua de DNR de $125. Informes del personal de la ciudad, del director ejecutivo, del tesorero y de los grupos de trabajo también están en la agenda.

• Discusión sobre el área de Centre Park & Entrances propiedad del BID
• Discusión y posible acción sobre el branding del parque empresarial
• Aprobar factura de DNR por las Tarifas de Uso de Agua de 2026 por $125
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 8 de mayo de 2026
• Actualizaciones de Restricciones de Escritura y Convenios de Protección (DRPC)

Age-Friendly Commission

La Comisión para Personas Mayores se reunirá el 17 de junio de 2026, en la Community Room (933 Michigan Avenue) con opción virtual. Discutirán y potencialmente actuarán sobre recomendaciones de políticas para el Stevens Point Aging Plan, incluyendo una segunda revisión de vivienda y transporte, y una primera revisión de participación cívica & empleo y participación social, comunicación & información. La comisión también recibirá una introducción a la AARP Livability Index Platform.

• Segunda revisión de las recomendaciones de políticas propuestas para Vivienda y Transporte
• Primera revisión de las recomendaciones de políticas propuestas para Participación Cívica & Empleo y Participación Social, Comunicación & Información
• Introducción a la AARP Livability Index Platform
• Informe de la reunión del 21 de mayo de 2025

Common Council

El Concejo Común votará sobre una agenda de consentimiento que abarca múltiples acciones de comisiones, incluyendo cambios de personal de policía y bomberos, ventas de alcohol de la comisión de parques y contratos de infraestructura. Los artículos separados incluyen una adjudicación de mejoras de calles de $626,005.95 para West Scott Street, un permiso de uso condicional para una nueva estructura en 532 Division Street, y una servidumbre con Wisconsin Public Service Corporation. El concejo también discutirá la adopción del Plan de Bicicletas y Peatones del Condado de Portage y el Plan de Acción de Seguridad, un estudio de instalaciones de toda la ciudad, financiamiento de transporte y enmiendas a las ordenanzas para trasladar las reuniones del concejo a las 6:00 p.m. y revisar las reglas sobre la crianza de pollos, patos, conejos y abejas.

• Adjudicación de Mejoras de Calles 2026 – Proyecto West Scott Street #26-102 a Earth Inc. por $626,005.95
• Permiso de uso condicional para una estructura principal en 532 Division Street
• Enmienda de ordenanza para permitir pollos, patos, conejos y abejas (Sección 14.14)
• Enmienda de ordenanza para trasladar la hora de inicio de las reuniones del Concejo Común a las 6:00 p.m.
• Artículos de consentimiento: contratación de oficiales de policía en período de prueba, aprobación de ventas de alcohol en juegos de UWSP, acuerdo de interconexión de agua de emergencia con Plover

The Common Council approved a $626,005.95 street improvement project, adopted ordinances regarding meeting times and backyard animals, and recommended adoption of two county safety plans. A conditional use permit request was postponed.

• Approved $626,005.95 West Scott Street project (Earth Inc.)
• Approved ordinance to move Council meetings to 6:00 p.m.
• Approved ordinance allowing chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees
• Approved Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan
• Approved Portage County Safety Action Plan
• Approved request for proposals for Citywide Facilities Study
• Approved Transportation Funding resolution
• Postponed conditional use permit for 532 Division Street

Transit Commission

La Comisión de Transporte llevará a cabo una reunión regular para discutir y posiblemente actuar sobre las opciones para el Yellow Route Parkdale/Songbird Loop. También aprobarán las actas de la reunión de mayo de 2026 y los informes financieros/de reclamos, y recibirán una actualización de Central Transportation.

• Discusión y posible acción sobre las opciones del Yellow Route Parkdale/Songbird Loop
• Aprobación de los Financial/Claims Reports de mayo de 2026
• Actualización/Informe de Central Transportation
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 11 de mayo de 2026
• Próxima reunión programada para el 13 de julio de 2026

The Transportation Commission approved the May 2026 financial reports and added the Parkdale/Songbird loop to the Yellow Route as a permanent inbound segment. The meeting was otherwise procedural.

• Approved May 11, 2026 minutes (4-0)
• Approved May 2026 Financial/Claims Reports (4-0)
• Approved Parkdale/Songbird loop addition to Yellow Route (4-0)

Airport Commission

Esta reunión de la Comisión del Aeropuerto de Stevens Point es principalmente de carácter procedimental: los miembros considerarán la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y los reclamos del departamento, y recibirán un informe verbal de Jason Draheim. No hay decisiones importantes de política o gastos en la agenda.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior
• Aprobación de los reclamos del departamento
• Informe escrito/verbal de Jason Draheim

The Airport Commission approved the April 13, 2026 meeting minutes and the department claims for April and May 2026. The commission also discussed the upcoming Master-plan Project and crosswind runway funding.

• Approved April 13, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved department claims for April and May 2026 (5-0)
• Discussed crosswind runway funding and Master-plan Project

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

La Junta de Comisionados de Agua y Alcantarillado discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre varios temas operativos, incluyendo un acuerdo de interconexión de emergencia con la Villa de Plover, la aprobación de cotizaciones para la instalación de una tubería principal de agua y un medidor de efluentes, y una actualización verbal sobre los servicios públicos de Park Ridge. Las aprobaciones de rutina de actas, reclamos e informes de departamentos también están en la agenda.

• Acuerdo de interconexión de emergencia con Plover
• Aprobación de cotización para instalar tubería principal de agua de 12 pulgadas en CTH HH
• Aprobación de cotización para la compra e instalación de un medidor de efluentes en el Pozo 11
• Actualización verbal sobre los servicios públicos de Park Ridge
• Aprobar y archivar el CMAR 2025

The Board approved an emergency water supply interconnect agreement with the Village of Plover. It also authorized two infrastructure projects: a water main installation on CTH HH and a meter replacement at Well 11. The 2025 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report was approved and filed.

• Approved Emergency Interconnect Agreement with the Village of Plover (All-0)
• Approved quote for Fahrner Excavating not to exceed $23,725 for 12" water main on CTH HH (All-0)
• Approved quote not to exceed $26,127 for effluent meter purchase and installation at Well 11 (All-0)
• Approved and filed 2025 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (All-0)
• Approved April 13, 2026 meeting minutes (All-0)
• Approved department claims for April and May 2026 (All-0)

Board of Public Works

La Junta de Obras Públicas de Stevens Point revisará el informe del Director sobre el Proyecto de Reconstrucción de Division y Church Streets y el paso subterráneo de Michigan Avenue. La junta también discutirá una posible acción para adjudicar un contrato de $626,005.95 a Earth Inc. de Arpin, WI, para el Proyecto de Mejora de Calles de 2026 en West Scott Street.

• Discusión del informe del Director sobre el Proyecto de Reconstrucción de Division y Church Streets
• Discusión del informe del Director sobre el paso subterráneo de Michigan Avenue
• Posible acción para adjudicar un contrato de $626,005.95 a Earth Inc. para el proyecto de West Scott Street #26-102

The Board of Public Works unanimously approved a $626,005.95 contract to Earth Inc. for the 2026 Street Improvement Project on West Scott Street. The board also accepted the Director's report covering updates on the Division and Church Streets reconstruction and the Michigan Avenue underpass. The approved street work covers road improvements on a local roadway, which will change traffic patterns and maintenance schedules during construction. The meeting adjourned at 6:09 p.m.

• Approved $626,005.95 street improvement contract to Earth Inc. for West Scott Street (unanimous)
• Accepted Director's report on Division and Church Streets reconstruction and Michigan Avenue underpass (unanimous)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas se reunirá para discutir y votar sobre el financiamiento para reparaciones de calles, la demolición de un antiguo edificio de una cooperativa de crédito y el reemplazo de ventanas de la biblioteca. El comité también negociará la adquisición de bienes raíces para el proyecto Business 51 en sesión cerrada.

• Aprobación de financiamiento para máquina de mastic de reparación de calles
• Aprobación de financiamiento para la demolición de 809 Division St.
• Aprobación de financiamiento para el reemplazo de ventanas de la Portage County Library
• Sesión cerrada para negociar bienes raíces para el proyecto Business 51
• Revisión de excedentes del presupuesto de 2025

The committee approved funding for a street repair mastic machine and window replacements at the downtown Portage County Library. A funding request for the demolition of 809 Division St. was tabled. The committee also authorized an acquisition offer for 1725 Fourth Avenue.

• Approved funding for mastic machine for street repairs (all ayes)
• Tabled funding for demolition of 809 Division St. (all ayes)
• Approved funding for window replacements at Portage County Library downtown location (all ayes)
• Approved claims paid (all ayes)
• Approved acquisition offer for 1725 Fourth Avenue (all ayes)

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre la solicitud del Director Lemke para crear un nuevo puesto de Foreman y eliminar el rol de Lead Operator. Este es el único punto sustantivo en la agenda.

• Discusión y posible acción sobre la solicitud del Director Lemke para crear un puesto de Foreman y eliminar el de Lead Operator

The committee considered Director Lemke's request to add a foreman role and eliminate the lead operator role. Alderman Lang moved to approve the request, Alderman Donahue seconded, and the motion passed with unanimous support. No other actions were taken before adjournment.

• Approved creation of an additional foreman position and removal of the lead operator (ayes all, nays none)

Public Policy and General Government

El Comité de Políticas Públicas y Gobierno General decidirá sobre múltiples renovaciones de licencias de alcohol y permisos temporales, solicitudes de cierre de calles y eventos, y dos enmiendas de ordenanza. Una enmienda cambiaría la hora de inicio de las reuniones del Concejo Municipal a las 6:00 PM, y otra actualizaría las regulaciones sobre la crianza de pollos, patos, conejos y abejas. La reunión es híbrida en el Community Room (933 Michigan Avenue) o vía Zoom.

• Licencia temporal de cerveza Clase B para CREATE Portage County's Levitt AMP Stevens Point Music Series en Pfiffner Pioneer Park (23 de julio – 20 de agosto de 2026)
• Licencia temporal de cerveza Clase B para juegos de Mid-State Roller Derby en K.B. Willett Arena (11 de julio y 15 de agosto de 2026)
• Enmienda de ordenanza a la Sección 2.01 para trasladar las reuniones del Concejo Municipal a una hora de inicio de las 6:00 p.m.
• Enmienda de ordenanza a la Sección 14.14 que regula pollos, patos, conejos y abejas
• Solicitudes de cierre de eventos/calles: North Central Conservancy Trust Bike Ride (8 de agosto), YMCA Costume 5K Dash (24 de octubre), National Night Out (4 de agosto)

The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved several alcohol license renewals, temporary beer licenses for a music series and roller derby games, and three special event requests including a bike ride, costume run, and National Night Out. It also approved an ordinance amendment moving Common Council meeting start time to 6:00 p.m. However, the committee denied an ordinance amendment that would have permitted chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees within the city, with a vote of 4-1 against.

• Approved temporary beer licenses for Levitt AMP Stevens Point Music Series and Mid-State Roller Derby games (unanimous)
• Approved Class B beer renewal for Stevens Point Youth Baseball Association (unanimous)
• Approved Class B beer & Class C wine renewals for Crazy Taco Express, Franny's Family Restaurant, and Point Market (unanimous)
• Approved Class B beer & liquor combination license renewals for seven establishments including Pointers Pub (unanimous, despite discussion to strike one item)
• Approved Class A liquor & fermented malt beverage renewal for West Side Mobil (unanimous)
• Approved three special events: North Central Conservancy Trust Bike Ride, YMCA Costume 5K Dash, and National Night Out (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance amendment changing Common Council meeting start time to 6:00 p.m. (unanimous)
• Denied ordinance amendment to allow chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees (4-1, with only Keymer in favor)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

La Comisión de Sostenibilidad de Stevens Point considerará varios puntos de la agenda, incluyendo la aprobación de las actas del 7 de mayo y la escucha de presentaciones sobre la reducción de residuos y el reciclaje orgánico. Los comisionados revisarán una herramienta de encuesta de participación pública y su cronograma, e informarán sobre las discusiones con el alcalde Wiza acerca del trabajo de la comisión y la próxima presentación ante el Concejo Municipal. La reunión también cubrirá actualizaciones al calendario de reuniones de 2026.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión de la Comisión de Sostenibilidad del 7 de mayo de 2026
• Presentación sobre la reducción de residuos por Portage County Solid Waste y reciclaje orgánico por Bucket Ruckus
• Discusión y posible aprobación de una herramienta de encuesta de participación pública y preguntas
• Informe sobre las discusiones con el alcalde Wiza y plan para una presentación de la comisión al Concejo Municipal el 16 de nov
• Discusión de las actualizaciones del calendario de reuniones de la Comisión de Sostenibilidad de 2026

Park Commission

La Stevens Point Park Commission discutirá y posiblemente autorizará la venta continua de alcohol en Community Stadium y KB Willett Arena durante los partidos locales de fútbol americano y hockey de Pointer, tras una presentación por parte de UWSP Athletics. Los comisionados también revisarán las actas de la reunión de mayo y recibirán un informe del director sobre la contaminación en Pfiffner Pioneer Park y la fuente de agua de la plaza downtown. No hay reuniones programadas para la comisión del parque en julio.

• Presentación y consideración de la autorización continua para la venta de alcohol durante los partidos locales de fútbol americano y hockey de Pointer en Community Stadium y KB Willett Arena
• Informe del director sobre el estado actualizado de contaminación en el jardín de Cultural Commons y Pfiffner Pioneer Park
• Informe del director sobre el estado actualizado de la fuente de agua de la plaza downtown
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 6 de mayo de 2026
• Anuncio de que no habrá reuniones de la comisión del parque en julio

The Board of Park Commissioners approved ongoing authorization for alcohol sales at Goerke Park by UWSP Athletics. The board also approved the minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved May 6, 2026 meeting minutes (10-0)
• Approved ongoing alcohol sales authorization at Goerke Park (10-0)
• Noted no meeting in July
• Noted updates on Cultural Commons garden, Pfiffner Pioneer Park contamination, and Downtown square water fountain

Police and Fire Commission

La Comisión de Policía y Bomberos discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre múltiples acciones de personal, incluyendo la promoción de tres oficiales de estatus de prueba a permanente y la contratación de dos nuevos oficiales de policía. La agenda también incluye el apoyo al avance de la financiación previamente aprobada para oficiales de policía adicionales, la aprobación de MOUs para programas de inspección del departamento de bomberos y de camiones de comida, y la contratación de un nuevo bombero/paramédico.

• Aprobar a los oficiales Larsen Biadasz, Ryan Flowerette y Bianca Patino de estatus de prueba a permanente (con efecto el 14 y 19 de junio de 2026).
• Contratar a Alex Mancheski como Oficial de Policía en Período de Prueba/Recluta con Entrenamiento (inicio el 6 de julio de 2026, pendiente de evaluaciones).
• Contratar a Jenna Rogers como Oficial de Policía/Recluta sin Entrenamiento (inicio el 6 de agosto de 2026, academia el 7 de agosto, pendiente de evaluaciones).
• Apoyar el avance de la solicitud de financiación para las posiciones de Oficial de Policía 48 y 49 (aprobada originalmente por el Common Council en octubre de 2018).
• Discutir los MOUs para la participación en WI-TF1 y el programa regional de inspección de camiones de comida; contratar a la Bombera/Paramédica en Período de Prueba Megan Sprague.

The Commission approved the transition of three officers to permanent status and the hiring of two new police recruits and one firefighter/paramedic. The board also approved a $2,000 grant and the advancement of funding for two police officer positions. A regional food truck inspection program MOU was tabled.

• Approved permanent status for Officers Larsen Biadasz, Ryan Flowerette, and Bianca Patino
• Approved hiring of Alex Mancheski as Probationary Police Officer/Recruit (pending screenings)
• Approved hiring of Jenna Rogers as Police Officer/Recruit (pending screenings)
• Approved funding request for police department officers 48 and 49
• Accepted $2,000 grant from Green Bay Packers Protect & Serve Award
• Approved WI-TF1 MOU Agreement with the City and Fire Department
• Approved employment of Probationary Firefighter/Paramedic Megan Sprague
• Tabled MOU for regional food truck inspection program

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Downtown Business Improvement District considerará varios puntos, incluyendo la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 5 de mayo de 2026. La junta discutirá una nueva política de comunicación, guías de eventos y el nombramiento del presidente del Organization Work Group. También revisarán una cotización para reparar el Fountain Control Board por $6,500 y aprobarán compras para el Alley Activation Project.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 5 de mayo de 2026
• Discusión sobre la Communication Policy y los Event Quick Guides
• Discusión sobre el nombramiento del Organization Work Group Chair
• Aprobar cotización para reparar el Fountain Control Board – $6,500
• Aprobar la compra de artículos para el Alley Activation Project

City Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de la Ciudad llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará un permiso de uso condicional y una revisión del plan de sitio para una nueva estructura principal en 532 Division Street. La comisión también considerará un acuerdo de servidumbre con Wisconsin Public Service Corporation para la propiedad en 4401 State Highway 66 y recomendará la adopción del Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan. La reunión incluye informes de abril de 2026 y del Director.

• Audiencia pública y acción sobre el permiso de uso condicional para una estructura principal en 532 Division Street (Parcel ID 281240829401025)
• Revisión del plan de sitio para la misma propiedad en 532 Division Street
• Acuerdo de servidumbre con Wisconsin Public Service Corporation para 4401 State Highway 66 (Parcel ID 281240823230001)
• Recomendación para adoptar el Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan
• Informes mensuales y del Director (abril de 2026)

The City Plan Commission denied a conditional use permit for a principal structure at 532 Division Street on a 3-3 tie vote, meaning the motion failed. Separately, the commission approved a site plan review for the same property (5-1), recommended adoption of the Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan (5-1), and unanimously approved an easement agreement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for a property on State Highway 66.

• Conditional use permit for 532 Division Street denied (3-3 tie, motion fails)
• Site plan review for 532 Division Street approved (5-1)
• Easement agreement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation approved (unanimous)
• Recommended adoption of Portage County Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan (5-1)
• Minutes of May 4, 2026 meeting approved (unanimous)

Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission

La Comisión discutirá y tomará posibles acciones sobre una solicitud de revisión de diseño de Tyler Ignatowski de Little Captain LLC. La solicitud consiste en instalar unidades de aire acondicionado en el edificio ubicado en 1020 First Street.

• Revisión de diseño para la instalación de aire acondicionado en 1020 First Street

Common Council

El Common Council considerará y posiblemente adjudicará un contrato de construcción de $14.8 millones para el nuevo City Hall a Miron Construction, incluyendo la edificación base y alternativas para garaje de estacionamiento, patio en la azotea, generador, paneles solares, vidrio respetuoso con las aves e irrigación. También están en la agenda una resolución para establecer un lugar alternativo de votación presencial de ausentes, la designación del periódico oficial, la adjudicación de un contrato de $165,000 para inspecciones especiales a ECS Midwest, y la aprobación de una orden de tarea con Stantec para la supervisión ambiental durante la construcción.

• Adjudicación de licitación para la construcción del nuevo City Hall a Miron Construction Co., Inc. por hasta $14,802,329.30, incluyendo la edificación base y siete alternativas
• Resolución para establecer un lugar alternativo de votación presencial de ausentes
• Designación del periódico oficial para avisos legales de la ciudad
• Adjudicación de contrato para inspecciones especiales (compactación de suelo/pruebas de materiales de construcción) a ECS Midwest LLC por hasta $165,000
• Aprobación de orden de tarea con Stantec Environmental para la supervisión de acciones correctivas durante la construcción del City Hall

The Stevens Point Common Council approved a construction contract for a new City Hall with a base bid not to exceed $14,802,329.30. The council approved several building alternates, including solar panels and bird-friendly glass, but denied a rooftop patio. The council also approved a separate contract for special inspections and a task order for environmental oversight.

• Approved New City Hall base bid ($14,802,329.30)
• Denied rooftop patio alternate
• Approved generator with backup alternate
• Approved solar panel base bid alternate
• Approved bird-friendly glass alternate
• Approved irrigation system alternate
• Approved special inspections contract ($165,000)
• Approved environmental oversight task order

City Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de la Ciudad discutirá el proceso de actualización del Plan Integral y revisará dos capítulos: Recursos Naturales, Agrícolas y Culturales, y Vivienda. No se enumeran artículos de votación ni audiencias públicas; la reunión se centra en discusiones y actualizaciones de progreso.

• Discusión sobre el Proceso de Actualización y Progreso del Plan Integral
• Revisión del Capítulo 2 del Plan Integral: Recursos Naturales, Agrícolas y Culturales
• Revisión del Capítulo 3 del Plan Integral: Vivienda

The City Plan Commission held a discussion-only meeting on May 20, 2026, reviewing progress on the Comprehensive Plan update and receiving public feedback on Chapters 2 (Natural, Agricultural, and Cultural Resources) and 3 (Housing). No formal votes or decisions were taken; the meeting was procedural and informational.

Common Council

El Concejo Común de Stevens Point considerará una agenda de consentimiento y varios informes de comisiones, para luego proceder con una serie de resoluciones y enmiendas de ordenanzas. Las acciones clave incluyen la adjudicación del Proyecto del Segmento Business 51 North a Chippewa Concrete Services por hasta $17,442,621.34, la aprobación de una reasignación de capital de $960,000 para una nueva instalación de capacitación de seguridad pública y estación de bomberos, y el tratamiento de solicitudes de rezonificación y de uso condicional. El concejo también votará sobre la recompra de una propiedad en las calles Third y Portage y otras actualizaciones de ordenanzas.

• Adjudicar el Proyecto del Segmento Business 51 North #26-105 a Chippewa Concrete Services, por un monto que no exceda los $17,442,621.34
• Aprobar la reasignación de capital de $960,000 para la instalación combinada de Capacitación de Seguridad Pública y Estación de Bomberos en el lote de Badger Avenue
• Ejercer la opción de recompra de la propiedad en las calles Third y Portage (Parcel ID 281-2408-32-2029-63)
• Rezonificar 2928 Stanley Street de distrito R‑LD (Residencia de Baja Densidad) a R‑4 (Multifamiliar I)
• Aprobar permisos de uso condicional para el desarrollo de Mid‑State Technical College en el lote de Badger Avenue y para Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School en 5225 Heffron Court

The Common Council awarded a $17.4 million contract for the Business 51 North road project to Chippewa Concrete Services. A request to reconsider a prior Police and Fire Commission appointment vote failed, despite receiving 7 of 10 votes (short of the required two-thirds majority). The council also approved zoning changes, conditional use permits for a technical college and a parochial high school, multiple ordinance amendments, and a FEMA grant application. Two property damage claims were denied.

• Approved $17,442,621.34 contract for Business 51 North road project (unanimous)
• Reconsideration request for Police & Fire Commission appointment failed (7-3)
• Approved rezoning at 2928 Stanley Street from R-LD to R-4 (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School with 6-foot privacy fence (unanimous)
• Approved conceptual plan and conditional use permit for Mid-State Technical College (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance amendments on parking and ATV/UTV routes (8-2)
• Authorized FEMA grant application (8-2)
• Denied two property damage claims (unanimous)

Joint Municipal Court Oversight Committee

El comité recibirá informes del Juez del Tribunal Municipal y del Abogado de la Ciudad. La discusión incluye un posible aumento de la Tarifa Administrativa del Tribunal Municipal y la sustitución del Secretario del Tribunal Municipal.

• Aumento en la Tarifa Administrativa del Tribunal Municipal
• Consideración de la sustitución del Secretario del Tribunal Municipal debido a una jubilación prevista
• Informe del Juez del Tribunal Municipal
• Informe del Abogado de la Ciudad

The Joint Municipal Court Oversight Committee selected Mayor Mike Wiza as Chair and adopted an ordinance to increase the court's administrative fee to the maximum amount permitted under Wisconsin Statutes §814.65(1). Discussion on replacing the court clerk occurred but no decision was made.

• Selected Mayor Mike Wiza as Chair (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance increasing court administrative fee to maximum allowed by Wisconsin Statutes §814.65(1) (unanimous)

Deer Management Committee

El Comité de Gestión de Ciervos se reunirá a través de Zoom para revisar las actas anteriores y considerar dos contratos de servicios. La discusión incluye la adjudicación de un contrato de sacrificio y un contrato de procesamiento de carne para caso 2026.

• Adjudicación del contrato de proveedor de sacrificio de ciervos de 2026 a Alex Bula a $75 por ciervo
• Adjudicación del procesamiento de ciervos de 2026 a People's Meat Market a $125 por ciervo
• Aprobación de las actas del comité del 12 de diciembre de 2025

The committee approved its December 12, 2025 minutes. It awarded the 2026 deer‑culling contract to Alex Bula at $75 per deer for up to 50 deer. It also awarded the 2026 deer‑processing contract to People's Meat Market at $125 per deer. All three motions passed unanimously (3‑0).

• Approved December 12, 2025 minutes (3-0)
• Awarded 2026 deer‑culling contract to Alex Bula, $75 per deer, up to 50 deer (3-0)
• Awarded 2026 deer‑processing contract to People's Meat Market, $125 per deer (3-0)

Pedestrian and Bicycle Street Safety Commission

La Comisión de Seguridad Vial para Bicicletas y Peatones discutirá dos planes a nivel de condado: una solicitud para recomendar la adopción del Plan de Bicicletas y Peatones del Condado de Portage, y una presentación/discusión sobre el borrador del Plan de Acción de Seguridad del Condado de Portage. La reunión es híbrida en el Community Room, 933 Michigan Avenue, con una opción de Zoom.

• Solicitud de la Ciudad para recomendar la adopción del Plan de Bicicletas y Peatones del Condado de Portage
• Presentación y discusión sobre el borrador del Plan de Acción de Seguridad del Condado de Portage
• Informe de la reunión del 21 de enero de 2026

Administrative Appeals Committee

La Junta de Apelaciones Administrativas elegirá un presidente y un vicepresidente, aprobará las actas anteriores y luego escuchará cinco apelaciones que impugnan avisos o cargos por servicios de violaciones de mantenimiento de propiedades en direcciones específicas. La junta decidirá si mantiene, modifica o revoca los cargos.

• Apelación de aviso/cargo por servicio para 1733 Briggs Street
• Apelación de aviso/cargo por servicio para 1700 Briggs Street
• Apelación de aviso/cargo por servicio para 1582 Church Street
• Apelación de aviso/cargo por servicio para 1700 College Avenue
• Apelación de aviso/cargo por servicio para 1152 Main Street

The Board elected Ald. Kneebone as Chair and Ald. Birr as Vice-Chair. Members reviewed several property maintenance appeals, resulting in a denied appeal for 1733 Briggs Street, a reduced fee for 1700 Briggs Street, a denied appeal for 1582 Church Street, an upheld appeal for 1700 College Avenue, and a denied appeal for 1152 Main Street.

• Elected Ald. Kneebone as Board Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Ald. Birr as Board Vice-Chair (unanimous)
• Approved January 21, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Denied appeal for 1733 Briggs Street (unanimous)
• Reduced nuisance abatement fee to $84.53 for 1700 Briggs Street (unanimous)
• Denied appeal for 1582 Church Street (3-1)
• Upheld appeal for 1700 College Avenue (unanimous)
• Denied appeal for 1152 Main Street (unanimous)

Tourism Commission

La Comisión de Turismo discutirá y posiblemente votará sobre una solicitud de subvención de la University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point que solicita $250,000 para el Coleman Outdoor Track Rebuild. La reunión también incluye la aprobación de las actas anteriores y el pase de lista.

• Discusión y posible acción sobre la solicitud de subvención de UW-Stevens Point para el Coleman Outdoor Track Rebuild solicitando $250,000

The Tourism Commission approved a $175,000 grant (payable over 10 years) to UW-Stevens Point for rebuilding the Coleman Outdoor Track. An earlier motion to award $100,000 failed for lack of a second. Commissioners also approved previous meeting minutes 5-0 and deferred recognition options to a future meeting.

• Approved December 11, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Denied $100,000 grant request for Coleman Track rebuild (motion failed, no second)
• Approved $175,000 grant for Coleman Track rebuild, paid in annual $17,500 installments over 10 years (5-0)
• Tabled discussion of recognition options for Tourism Commission until December 2026 meeting

Transit Commission

La Stevens Point Transit Commission llevará a cabo una reunión presencial con una opción virtual. Elegirán un presidente y un vicepresidente, aprobarán las actas e informes financieros, y considerarán los ajustes de rutas propuestos para Central Transportation. También se proporcionará una actualización de Central Transportation.

• Elección del Presidente y Vicepresidente de la Transportation Commission
• Aprobación de los Informes Financieros/Reclamaciones de marzo y abril de 2026
• Aprobación de los ajustes de rutas propuestos para Central Transportation
• Actualización/Informe de Central Transportation
• Próxima fecha de reunión establecida para el 8 de junio de 2026

The Transportation Commission elected Neil Prendergast as Chair and Nichole Lysne as Vice Chair, approved prior minutes and financial reports, and voted on route adjustments. A motion to approve all proposed Central Transportation route adjustments failed 4-4, but a subsequent motion to approve only the Orange Route adjustments passed unanimously.

• Elected Neil Prendergast as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Nichole Lysne as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Approved March 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved March and April 2026 financial/claims reports (unanimous)
• Denied proposed Central Transportation route adjustments (4-4)
• Approved Orange Route adjustments only (unanimous)

Board of Public Works

El Consejo revisará los proyectos de reconstrucción para las calles Division y Church. Los miembros también considerarán varias enmiendas a la ordenanza respecto al estacionamiento y una ruta para vehículos ATV/UTV.

• Proyectos de reconstrucción de las calles Division y Church
• Enmienda a la ordenanza para 'Estacionamiento prohibido' solicitada por Central Transportation
• Enmienda a la ordenanza para 'Prohibido estacionar entre las señales' solicitada por Stevens Point Housing Authority
• Enmienda a la ordenanza para agregar una ruta de vehículos ATV/UTV solicitada por Village of Whiting
• Adjudicación del Business 51 - North Segment Project #26-105 a Chippewa Concrete Services por un monto de hasta $17,442,621.34

The Board awarded a construction contract to Chippewa Concrete Services for the Business 51 North Segment. Members also approved three ordinance amendments regarding parking restrictions and ATV/UTV routes.

• Awarded Business 51 - North Segment Project #26-105 to Chippewa Concrete Services for an amount not to exceed $17,442,621.34 (Majority Ayes, Mayor Wiza Nay)
• Approved 'No Parking' ordinance amendments in Chapter 9, Section 9.05(g)147 (All Ayes)
• Approved 'No Parking Between Signs' ordinance amendments in Chapter 9, Section 9.05(h)26 (All Ayes)
• Approved ordinance amendment in Chapter 9, Section 9.19 to add an ATV/UTV Route (Majority Ayes, Ald. Kneebone Nay)
• Accepted Director's Report regarding Division and Church Streets Reconstruction (All Ayes)

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal de Stevens Point se reunirá en persona en 933 Michigan Avenue con una opción virtual. La agenda incluye la renovación de los servicios anuales de vacunación contra la gripe con Aspirus Health Group, la aprobación de una propuesta de gestión de inversiones para los planes de jubilación de la ciudad y la discusión sobre un empleado que busca un cargo público. El comité luego se retirará a una sesión cerrada para considerar una solicitud de licencia sin sueldo, seguida de acciones en sesión abierta.

• Renovación de los servicios anuales de vacunación contra la gripe en el lugar con Aspirus Health Group, Inc.
• Aprobación de la propuesta de M3 para mejorar la supervisión fiduciaria y la gestión de inversiones para los planes de jubilación de la ciudad
• Empleado que busca un cargo público según la Política 1.10 Participación de empleados en actividades políticas – Actividad no partidista
• Sesión cerrada bajo Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) para considerar una licencia sin sueldo
• Reanudación en sesión abierta para la acción sobre la solicitud de licencia sin sueldo

The Personnel Committee unanimously approved three items: renewal of onsite flu vaccine services with Aspirus Health Group, a proposal by M3 to enhance fiduciary oversight and investment management for city retirement plans, and a request for an employee seeking public office per policy. The committee then went into closed session to consider a leave of absence without pay, and afterwards approved that leave. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved renewal of onsite annual flu vaccine services with Aspirus Health Group (unanimous)
• Approved M3's proposal to enhance fiduciary oversight and investment management for city retirement plans (unanimous)
• Approved employee seeking public office per Policy 1.10 Non-Partisan Activity (unanimous)
• Approved a request for leave of absence without pay after closed session (unanimous)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas discutirá y posiblemente aprobará una reasignación de capital de $960,000 para una propuesta de Instalación de Capacitación de Seguridad Pública y Estación de Bomberos combinadas en Badger Avenue. Otros puntos de la agenda incluyen una opción para recomprar una propiedad en las calles Third y Portage, órdenes de cambio con AECOM para servicios de diseño de Business 51 North y South, y una resolución que autoriza una solicitud de subvención de FEMA. El comité también entrará en sesión cerrada para negociar un acuerdo de arrendamiento de tierras con Mid-State Technical College para la instalación conjunta y otras transacciones inmobiliarias.

• Discusión y posible aprobación de la reasignación de capital de $960,000 para la Instalación de Capacitación de Seguridad Pública y Estación de Bomberos combinadas en el lote 281-2308-01-3100-02 (Badger Avenue)
• Aprobación del ejercicio de una opción para recomprar la propiedad en las calles Third y Portage (lote 281-2408-32-2029-63)
• Aprobación de órdenes de cambio con AECOM para los servicios de diseño de Business 51 South y North
• Resolución que autoriza la presentación de una solicitud de subvención de FEMA para un refugio contra tormentas y garaje de uso dual para los Departamentos de Policía y de Silvicultura
• Sesión cerrada para negociar un acuerdo de arrendamiento de tierras con Mid-State Technical College para el centro de capacitación de seguridad pública y la estación de bomberos conjunta

The committee approved a $960,000 capital reallocation for a combined Public Safety Training Facility and Fire Station on Badger Avenue. Members also authorized a FEMA grant application and the buy-back of property at Third and Portage streets. Two property damage claims were denied.

• Denied property damage claim from Central Wisconsin Mutual and Jill Presser (unanimous)
• Denied electrical damage claim from Emma Manzke (unanimous)
• Approved funding for grant services for a dual-use storm shelter and garage (4-1)
• Approved resolution to submit a FEMA grant application (4-1)
• Approved buy-back of property at Third and Portage streets, Parcel ID 281-2408-32-2029-63 (unanimous)
• Approved capital reallocation and AECOM change orders for Business 51 South and North projects (unanimous)
• Approved $960,000 capital reallocation for Public Safety Training Facility and Fire Station on Badger Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved continuing negotiations with Midstate Technical College and for Business 51 North real estate (unanimous)

Public Policy and General Government

El comité de Política Pública y Gobierno General discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre una lista extensa de renovaciones de licencias de alcohol y nuevas licencias, incluyendo más de 40 renovaciones de cerveza y licores de Clase B. También considerarán cierres de calles temporales para eventos, una solicitud para extender el horario de alcohol hasta la medianoche para Point Pride, y enmiendas de ordenanza relacionadas con el tribunal municipal y el sistema 911.

• Renovaciones de Licencias de Cerveza y Licor de Clase B 2026-2027 para 43 establecimientos (ej., Arbuckles Eatery & Pub, Buffalo Wild Wings, Holiday Inn Convention Center) comenzando el 1 de julio de 2027
• Licencias temporales de Clase B y Clase B de Vino para eventos: Point Classic Summer Softball Tournament, Point Pride, St. Joseph Picnic, Wonderful Water Run en 2026
• Solicitud para aprobar la extensión temporal de la ordenanza de intoxicantes públicos hasta la medianoche el 12 de junio de 2026, para Point Pride en 1100 Crosby Avenue
• Enmienda de Ordenanza a la Sección 33.03 (Juez del Tribunal Municipal) y la Sección 33.05 (Procedimientos del Tribunal Municipal)
• Enmienda de Ordenanza a la Sección 24.01 (Uso Prohibido del Sistema 911)

The committee unanimously approved a large list of alcohol license renewals for 2026-2027, including temporary permits for events like the Point Classic Softball Tournament and Point Pride. It also approved two ordinance amendments—one updating municipal court judge and procedures, another prohibiting misuse of the 911 system. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved temporary Class B beer/wine licenses for four events (unanimous)
• Approved renewal of 43 Class B beer and liquor licenses for 2026-2027 (unanimous)
• Approved reserve Class B renewals for three establishments (unanimous)
• Approved Pointers Pub provisional and reserve licenses (unanimous)
• Approved renewal of Class B/C wine licenses for Noodles and Company and Main Grain Bakery (unanimous)
• Approved event requests for Roller Derby and Discover Downtown (unanimous)
• Approved temporary alcohol service extension until midnight for Point Pride (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance amendments for Municipal Court and 911 system (unanimous)

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Distrito de Mejora Comercial discutirá los informes del personal y de los comités, luego votará para aprobar tres gastos de mantenimiento: la reparación de una caja eléctrica de bomba, el mantenimiento de asfalto y un proyecto de mediana. El gasto total propuesto es de $8,480. La junta también aprobará las actas de la reunión del 10 de abril de 2026.

• Aprobar el presupuesto #1095 de Jay's Lawn Care para la reparación de la caja eléctrica de la bomba ($1,620)
• Aprobar el presupuesto de mantenimiento de asfalto de Arrow Precision Asphalt Maintenance, LLC ($3,360)
• Aprobar la propuesta de Jay's Lawn Care para el proyecto de mediana ($3,500)
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 10 de abril de 2026
• Informes generales del personal de la ciudad, director ejecutivo, presidente de la junta y tesorero

The Business Improvement District Board approved the April 10, 2026 meeting minutes. It also approved a $2,370 repair estimate from Jay's Lawn Care for a pond pump electrical box and a $3,360 asphalt maintenance estimate from Arrow Precision Asphalt, both with unanimous votes. The $3,500 median project proposal was tabled pending further discussion on the center area parcel.

• Approved April 10, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Jay's Lawn Care pump repair estimate $2,370 (unanimous)
• Approved Arrow Precision Asphalt maintenance estimate $3,360 (unanimous)
• Tabled median project proposal $3,500 (no action taken)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

La comisión escuchará una presentación de UW-Extension y funcionarios estatales sobre la creación de un plan de sostenibilidad para la ciudad, con el objetivo de entregarlo al Common Council para el 16 de noviembre de 2026. La discusión cubrirá la estructura, el cronograma, las funciones y los próximos pasos. La comisión también considerará la aprobación de las actas del 5 de marzo de 2026.

• Presentación de Katie Liovernash y Caity Carmody sobre la planificación de la sostenibilidad y la reducción de la contaminación climática
• Discusión sobre la estructura, el proceso y las responsabilidades para desarrollar el Plan de Sostenibilidad de la Ciudad
• Revisión del formato del plan, las expectativas y el progreso hasta la fecha
• Determinación de la fecha y el propósito de la próxima reunión
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 5 de marzo de 2026

Board of Review

La Junta de Revisión llevará a cabo su sesión anual para gestionar las objeciones de la evaluación de los impuestos sobre la propiedad. La reunión incluye la elección de funcionarios, la recepción del Registro de Evaluación de 2026 y el Informe del Tasador, y la consideración de solicitudes de exención. La junta escuchará y actuará sobre las objeciones formales a las evaluaciones de la propiedad.

• Elección de Presidente y Vicepresidente
• Recibir y revisar el Registro de Evaluación de 2026 y la declaración jurada firmada
• Informe del Tasador de 2026
• Escuchar y considerar solicitudes de exención para el aviso de 48 horas y apelación directa al Tribunal de Circuito
• Escuchar objeciones a las evaluaciones de la propiedad y tomar las medidas necesarias

The Board of Review elected Garry Curless as chair and Tom Schrader as vice-chair, received the 2026 assessment roll, and heard one property assessment objection. The board voted unanimously to uphold the assessor's value of $16,631,700 for the commercial property at 3300 Business Park Drive owned by TGG Real Estate Holdings LLC. No other objections or waiver requests were filed.

• Elected Garry Curless as Chairperson (unanimous)
• Elected Tom Schrader as Vice-Chairperson (unanimous)
• Upheld assessor's $16,631,700 valuation for 3300 Business Park Drive (5-0)

Park Commission

La Comisión de Parques considerará la aprobación de un contrato de arrendamiento de un edificio por tres años con Northward Adventures para alquileres recreativos y ventas de concesiones en los parques Iverson y Bukolt, así como un acuerdo separado de tres años para alquiler de deportes de invierno y ventas de concesiones para el Parker Building e Iverson All-Purpose Lodge. Los comisionados también recibirán una actualización sobre el concepto del sendero peatonal de Mead Park y seleccionarán a un presidente y un vicepresidente. El Informe del Director destaca las jubilaciones de dos empleados de la ciudad con larga trayectoria y un ascenso.

• Aprobación del contrato de arrendamiento de un edificio por tres años para alquileres recreativos y ventas de concesiones en los parques Iverson y Bukolt con Northward Adventures
• Aprobación del acuerdo de tres años para alquiler de deportes de invierno y ventas de concesiones para el Parker Building e Iverson All-Purpose Lodge con Northward Adventures
• Actualización y revisión del concepto de sendero peatonal y permisos para Mead Park
• Jubilaciones: Ron Otto (31 años) el 16 de mayo y Ken Wanta (18 años) el 24 de julio
• Ascenso de Baxter Arndt a Ice Center/Pool Maintenance Technician

The Board of Park Commissioners approved two three-year agreements with Northward Adventures for recreation rentals and concession sales at Iverson and Bukolt Parks, and for winter sports rentals at the Parker Building and Iverson All-Purpose Lodge. Also approved was the Mead Park trail route and concept, with additions for lighting and pollinator plants. All votes were 9-0. The board selected John Okonek as chairperson and Carrie Winn as vice-chairperson.

• Approved April 1, 2026 meeting minutes (9-0)
• Approved three-year building lease with Northward Adventures for recreation rentals and concessions at Iverson and Bukolt Parks (9-0)
• Approved three-year winter sports rental and concession agreement with Northward Adventures for Parker Building and Iverson All-Purpose Lodge (9-0)
• Approved Mead Park trail route and concept with ability to add lighting and pollinator plants along entire trail (9-0)
• Appointed John Okonek as chairperson (9-0)
• Appointed Carrie Winn as vice-chairperson (9-0)

Police and Fire Commission

La Comisión de Policía y Bomberos de Stevens Point discutirá varios temas, incluyendo una solicitud de transferencia de vacaciones de 133.50 horas para la Subjefa Dana Williams, la aceptación del Informe Anual 2025 del Departamento de Policía, y una propuesta para avanzar con el nuevo Centro de Seguridad Pública y la Estación #3. La reunión también incluye la elección de un presidente y un secretario de la comisión, la aprobación de las actas y la confirmación de facturas.

• Elección del presidente y secretario de la comisión
• Transferencia de vacaciones de 133.50 horas para la Subjefa Dana Williams (2026‑2027)
• Aceptación del Informe Anual 2025 del Stevens Point Police Department
• Propuesta para seguir adelante con el nuevo Centro de Seguridad Pública y la Estación #3
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión y confirmación de facturas

The Commission elected Joe Kirschling as President and Jason Behrendt as Secretary. Members approved vacation carryover for Assistant Chief Dana Williams and accepted the 2025 Police Department Annual Report. The Commission also voted to move forward with the new Public Safety Center and Station #3 pending specific agreements.

• Re-elected Joe Kirschling as Commission President (unanimous)
• Elected Jason Behrendt as Commission Secretary (unanimous)
• Appointed Commissioner Pingel as Fire Liaison (not voted)
• Appointed Commissioner Jones as Police Liaison (not voted)
• Approved 133.50 hours of vacation carryover for Assistant Chief Dana Williams (unanimous)
• Accepted the Stevens Point Police Department 2025 Annual Report (unanimous)
• Approved moving forward with Public Safety Center and Station #3 pending site plan, lease, and MOU (unanimous)

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del BID del centro comercial escuchará informes del personal, el tesorero, el director ejecutivo y los grupos de trabajo. La junta considerará aprobar las actas de la reunión del 7 de abril de 2025, un contrato de subvención WEDC-CDI-Vibrant Spaces y nuevas Políticas de Comunicación.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 7 de abril de 2025
• Aprobar el contrato de subvención WEDC-CDI-Vibrant Spaces
• Aprobar las Políticas de Comunicación y las Guías de Referencia Rápida
• Informes generales del personal municipal, el tesorero, el director ejecutivo del centro comercial, la presidencia de la junta y el coordinador de eventos
• Informes de los grupos de trabajo de Promoción, Diseño, Vitalidad Económica y Organización

Board of Public Works

La reunión de la Junta Especial de Obras Públicas es una sesión organizativa para seleccionar a un Presidente y a un Vicepresidente que dirijan las futuras reuniones. No hay otros asuntos programados.

• Selección de un Presidente para la Junta de Obras Públicas
• Selección de un Vicepresidente para la Junta de Obras Públicas

The Board of Public Works held a special meeting to elect its officers. Members unanimously voted to appoint Mayor Wiza as chair and Ald. Morrow as vice-chair. The chair and vice-chair will preside over future public works meetings. The meeting recorded no substantive policy or budget decisions and adjourned at 5:03 p.m.

• Appointed Mayor Wiza as chair (Ayes: All, Nays: None)
• Appointed Ald. Morrow as vice-chair (Ayes: All, Nays: None)

City Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de la Ciudad llevará a cabo múltiples audiencias públicas y tomará medidas sobre varias solicitudes de uso de suelo, incluyendo una rezonificación para viviendas multifamiliares en 2928 Stanley Street, permisos de uso condicional para Mid-State Technical College y Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School, y una variante de letrero modificada en 5101 Woodward Drive. La comisión también discutirá una opción de recompra para un lote y la estrategia de desarrollo de Forest Creek Subdivision Phase 2.

• Audiencia pública y acción sobre la rezonificación de 2928 Stanley Street de R-LD a R-4 (multifamiliar) con Planned Development Overlay para Little Captain LLC.
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre el permiso de uso condicional para que Mid-State Technical College opere una instalación en un lote sin dirección delimitado por Badger Avenue.
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre el permiso de uso condicional para Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School en 5225 Heffron Court.
• Solicitud de variante de letrero modificada de I-39 Properties LLC para un letrero independiente en 5101 Woodward Drive.
• La Ciudad de Stevens Point ejercerá una opción de recompra sobre un lote (Schertz Properties LLC, PIN 281240832202963).

The Stevens Point City Plan Commission approved a sign variance for 5101 Woodward Drive, conceptual plan and conditional use permits for a Mid-State Technical College facility near Badger Avenue, and a conditional use permit for Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School at 5225 Heffron Court. The commission also approved the city’s land acquisition from Schertz Properties LLC. A rezoning request for 2928 Stanley Street to allow multi-family housing passed 6-1, while related development proposals for that site were postponed pending staff review. These zoning and land-use decisions directly affect local property classifications, housing density, and municipal asset management.

• Approved sign variance for I-39 Properties LLC at 5101 Woodward Drive (unanimous)
• Approved conceptual plan for Mid-State Technical College facility near Badger Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for Mid-State Technical College facility near Badger Avenue with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for Central Wisconsin Lutheran High School at 5225 Heffron Court (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 2928 Stanley Street to multiple-family district (6-1)
• Postponed Planned Development Overlay application for 2928 Stanley Street pending staff review (unanimous)
• Postponed conditional use permit and site plan review for 2928 Stanley Street (no action)
• Approved city land acquisition from Schertz Properties LLC (unanimous)

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal llevará a cabo una reunión breve para elegir a un presidente y a un vicepresidente del comité. No se enumeran otros asuntos sustantivos en la agenda.

• Elección del Presidente del Comité
• Elección del Vicepresidente

The Personnel Committee elected Ald. Kneebone as Chair and Ald. Lang as Vice-Chair by unanimous votes. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Elected Ald. Kneebone as Committee Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Ald. Lang as Vice-Chair (unanimous)

Public Policy and General Government

Esta reunión del comité de Public Policy and General Government se limita a asuntos de procedimiento: la elección de un presidente y un vicepresidente del comité, seguidos del aplazamiento. No hay decisiones de política sustantivas ni discusiones en la agenda.

• Elección del Presidente del Comité
• Elección del Vicepresidente

The Public Policy and General Government Committee held a brief organizational meeting. Members unanimously elected Ald. Keymer as chair and Ald. Guthrie as vice-chair. No policy, budget, or regulatory items were brought forward for discussion or action. The meeting adjourned at 6:08 p.m.

• Elected Ald. Keymer as Committee Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Ald. Guthrie as Vice-Chair (unanimous)
• Adjourned at 6:08 p.m.

Finance Committee

Esta es una reunión de carácter procedimental para elegir a un presidente y un vicepresidente para el Comité de Finanzas. No hay decisiones financieras, contratos o cambios de política en la agenda.

• Elección del presidente del comité
• Elección del vicepresidente

Common Council

Esta es una reunión de reorganización del Concejo Municipal de Stevens Point. El concejo elegirá a un Presidente del Concejo y considerará los nombramientos de la alcaldía para diversas juntas, comisiones y comités permanentes. La agenda es principalmente de carácter procedimental, centrada en establecer el liderazgo y las asignaciones de comités para el próximo mandato.

• Elección del Presidente del Concejo
• Nombramientos de la alcaldía a juntas y comisiones
• Nombramientos de la alcaldía de miembros del concejo a comités permanentes
• Consideración de acciones de los Comités de Protección Pública, Personal y Finanzas después del receso

The council elected Ald. Christianson as Council President by unanimous ballot. Mayor Wiza's list of board and commission appointments was approved. Standing committee appointments and the selection of committee chairs and vice‑chairs were also approved. The appointment of Ald. Kneebone to the Police and Fire Commission passed, while the appointment of Ronald Springer to that commission failed.

• Approved mayoral board and commission appointments (ayes: Morrow, Moldenhauer, Lang, Shuda, Kneebone, Donahue, Birr, Olson, Keymer, Guthrie, Christianson; nays: none)
• Approved appointment of Ald. Kneebone to the Police and Fire Commission (ayes: all; nays: none)
• Rejected appointment of Ronald Springer to the Police and Fire Commission (ayes: Christianson, Birr, Shuda, Lang, Morrow; nays: Guthrie, Keymer, Olson, Donahue, Kneebone, Moldenhauer)
• Approved standing committee appointments (ayes: Morrow, Moldenhauer, Lang, Shuda, Kneebone, Donahue, Birr, Olson, Keymer, Guthrie, Christianson; nays: none)
• Elected Ald. Christianson as Council President (unanimous ayes; nays: none)
• Approved chairs and vice‑chairs for Public Policy, Personnel, and Finance committees (ayes: Morrow, Moldenhauer, Lang, Shuda, Kneebone, Donahue, Birr, Olson, Keymer, Guthrie, Christianson; nays: none)

Common Council

El Concejo Común considerará varios asuntos importantes, incluyendo la autorización de una solicitud de propuestas (RFP) para una nueva instalación del ayuntamiento en 1039 Ellis Street, la aprobación de múltiples proyectos de mejora de calles y la votación sobre una rezonificación y un permiso de uso condicional para una instalación de vivienda temporal. La agenda de consentimiento incluye la adquisición de propiedades para el departamento de bomberos, diversas acciones de comités y donaciones. Se han programado audiencias públicas para las evaluaciones especiales relacionadas con el Proyecto de Mejora de Calles 2025.

• Presentación y acción para autorizar la RFP para un nuevo ayuntamiento en 1039 Ellis Street
• Adjudicación de Mejoras de Calles 2026 – Michigan Underpass Project #26-101 a Switlick & Sons por $2,647,627.18
• Aprobación para comprar la propiedad en 809 Division Street para uso del departamento de bomberos
• Rezonificación de 2854 Church Street de R-2 a B-4 y permiso de uso condicional para una instalación de vivienda temporal
• Enmiendas de ordenanza para crear rutas de ATV/UTV y establecer regulaciones de plantación de derecho de vía

The Common Council approved a request for proposals for a new City Hall facility and voted to amend zoning ordinances for airport heights, ATV/UTV routes, and right-of-way plantings. The council also approved the purchase of a property for the Fire Department and a temporary housing facility.

• Authorized RFP for new City Hall at 1039 Ellis Street (11-0)
• Approved purchase of 809 Division Street for Fire Department (11-0)
• Approved rezoning 2854 Church Street to B-4 Commercial (11-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for temporary housing at 2854 Church Street (11-0)
• Approved creation of ATV/UTV routes (10-1)
• Approved amendment to right-of-way planting ordinance (10-1)
• Approved 2025 Street Improvement Project #25-101 special assessments (11-0)
• Approved sale of 281 Washington Avenue (11-0)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas de Stevens Point discutirá y posiblemente aprobará varios contratos y acuerdos, incluyendo servicios de ingeniería para McDill Dam, una extensión de arrendamiento con Boys and Girls Club, un contrato de ingeniería ferroviaria con Via Rail y un acuerdo de agricultura con Blue Top Farms. El comité también considerará una reclamación por inundación de sótano, enmiendas al cronograma de tarifas de Desarrollo Comunitario y entrará en sesión cerrada para negociar la posible venta y compra de propiedades de la ciudad.

• Aprobación del contrato de servicios de ingeniería para McDill Dam
• Aprobación de la extensión de arrendamiento con Boys and Girls Club en 933 Michigan Ave
• Aprobación de contrato y financiamiento para el 10% de Servicios de Ingeniería Ferroviaria con Via Rail – East Park Commerce Center
• Aprobación del Acuerdo de Agricultura y Cosecha con Blue Top Farms Inc, Peter Zakrezewski
• Consideración de la reclamación de Brittney Thiel por inundación de sótano debido a actividades de construcción

The Finance Committee unanimously approved all eight action items, including a school district informational insert in property tax mailings, an engineering contract for the McDill Dam, door replacement funding for the downtown library, and a lease extension with the Boys and Girls Club. Also approved were rail engineering services, a farming agreement with Blue Top Farms, an amendment to a Stantec consulting agreement, and fee schedule amendments. A claim for basement flooding due to construction was denied. The committee then went into closed session to discuss potential property transactions but did not reconvene for open-session action.

• Approved school district insert in property tax mailings at district expense (unanimous)
• Approved engineering services contract for McDill Dam (unanimous)
• Approved up to $58,000 for Portage County library door replacement (unanimous)
• Approved lease extension with Boys and Girls Club at 933 Michigan Ave (unanimous)
• Approved contract for 10% rail engineering with Via Rail – East Park Commerce Center (unanimous)
• Approved farming agreement with Blue Top Farms Inc (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Stantec Master Services Agreement for 1039 Ellis Street site investigation (unanimous)
• Denied claim by Brittney Thiel for basement flooding due to construction (unanimous)

Board of Public Works

La Junta de Obras Públicas considerará la adjudicación de múltiples contratos de construcción, incluyendo $2.6 millones para el paso subterráneo de Michigan Avenue y $792,000 para el reasfaltado de Hoover Road. También se discutirán enmiendas a las ordenanzas para crear rutas de ATV/UTV, regular las plantaciones en derechos de vía y actualizar las reglas de recolección de basura. Una solicitud para un evento de un día de ATV/UTV en las calles de la ciudad también está en la agenda.

• Adjudicar contrato para el Michigan Avenue Underpass Project #26-101 a Switlick & Sons, Inc. por hasta $2,647,627.18
• Adjudicar contrato para el Hoover Road Resurfacing Project #26-103 a American Asphalt of Wisconsin por hasta $792,706.50
• Adjudicar contrato para servicios relacionados con la construcción de Business 51 North a MSA por $1,007,319.00
• Enmienda de ordenanza para crear rutas de ATV/UTV en las calles de la ciudad
• Enmienda de ordenanza para regular las plantaciones en boulevards y derechos de vía

The Board of Public Works approved multiple infrastructure contracts, including $2.65 million for the Michigan Avenue Underpass, $792,706 for Hoover Road resurfacing, and $1.01 million for Business 51 construction services. An ordinance amendment creating ATV/UTV routes passed 7-1, and boulevard planting rules were adopted with a 24-inch height limit after a 4-3 vote. A waste-collection ordinance update and a WisDOT agreement also passed unanimously.

• Approved $2,647,627 Michigan Avenue Underpass Project to Switlick & Sons (unanimous)
• Approved $792,706 Hoover Road Resurfacing to American Asphalt (unanimous)
• Approved $169,030 Pavement Maintenance to Fahrner Asphalt Sealers (unanimous)
• Approved $1,007,319 Business 51 construction services to MSA (7-1, Mayor Wiza opposed)
• Created ATV/UTV routes via ordinance amendment (7-1)
• Adopted boulevard planting ordinance with 24-inch height limit after amendment (4-3 on height, then unanimous final vote)
• Approved garbage and recyclable collection ordinance update (unanimous)
• Approved WisDOT agreement for Highway 66 resurfacing and CN safety proposal for Patch Street crossing (both unanimous)

Public Policy and General Government

El Comité de Políticas Públicas y Gobierno General discutirá y tomará posibles acciones sobre una lista de cambios y renovaciones de licencias de alcohol, así como varias solicitudes de cierre de calles y eventos. La agenda incluye renovaciones de cerveza Clase B, vino Clase C y licencias combinadas para establecimientos tales como Fill's Bar, ubicaciones de Kwik Trip y Festival Foods, además de un cambio de agente para Opera House LLC.

• Cambio de agente para Opera House LLC en 1124 Main Street y Walgreens #11278 en 3301 Church Street
• Renovación de licencia de cerveza Clase B para China Wok, PABS y Bills Pizza Shop
• Renovaciones de licencias combinadas de cerveza Clase B y licores para Fill's Bar, Legacy Family Restaurant, Opera House LLC, Ranchito Perez y Wooden Chair Restaurant
• Renovaciones de licencias de cerveza Clase A y licores para Aldi, Festival Foods, seis ubicaciones de Kwik Trip y Tobacco Outlet Plus
• Solicitudes de cierre de calles y eventos: rally de food trucks de District 1 Brewing, fiesta de cuadra de Stevens Point Brewery, Point Pride, el 42.º Riverfront Rendezvous anual y Wonderful Water Run

The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved a series of license renewals and agent changes. The committee also approved several street closing requests for upcoming local events.

• Approved license list including agent changes and multiple beer, wine, and liquor renewals (5-0)
• Approved event and street closing requests for District 1 Brewing Company, Stevens Point Brewery, Point Pride, Riverfront Rendezvous, and Wonderful Water Run (5-0)

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal de Stevens Point se reunirá el 13 de abril de 2026 para discutir posibles acciones. Los puntos incluyen una enmienda a la Política Administrativa 2.08 relativa al tiempo compensatorio y al pago de horas extras, una enmienda a la Política Administrativa 3.01 sobre beneficios estándar, y una solicitud de traslape para un puesto de mecánico de mantenimiento de flota. El comité también realizará el pase de lista y levantará la sesión.

• Enmienda a la Política Administrativa 2.08 – Tiempo compensatorio y pago de horas extras
• Enmienda a la Política Administrativa 3.01 – Beneficios estándar
• Solicitud de traslape – Puesto de mecánico de mantenimiento de flota

The committee unanimously approved amendments to Administrative Policy 2.08 (Compensatory Time and Overtime Pay) and Administrative Policy 3.01 (Standard Benefits). It also approved a request for overlap for a Fleet Maintenance Mechanic position. All motions passed with all ayes and no nays. The meeting adjourned at 6:13 p.m.

• Amended Administrative Policy 2.08 – Compensatory Time and Overtime Pay approved (ayes all, nays none)
• Amended Administrative Policy 3.01 – Standard Benefits approved (ayes all, nays none)
• Request for overlap – Fleet Maintenance Mechanic approved (ayes all, nays none)

Airport Commission

La Comisión del Aeropuerto de Stevens Point se reunirá el 13 de abril de 2026 a las 12:30 PM en 300 Bliss Avenue, con una opción virtual disponible. La agenda consiste principalmente en temas de procedimiento como pase de lista, aprobación de actas y aprobación de reclamos del departamento. Los temas clave de discusión incluyen un memorando de tarifas actualizado por Joel Lemke, un informe escrito/verbal por Jason Draheim y una actualización sobre los requisitos de la agenda relacionados con los nombres de la comisión y los deberes del Presidente.

• Memorando de tarifas actualizado - Joel Lemke
• Informe Escrito/Verbal - Jason Draheim
• Actualización sobre los requisitos de la agenda relacionados con los nombres de la comisión y los deberes del Presidente - Joel Lemke
• Aprobación de Reclamos del Departamento
• Aprobación de Actas

The Airport Commission approved the 2026 lease rates, with a note that rates will be reviewed again in the fall. The commission also approved department claims for February and March 2026.

• Approved February 9, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved department claims for February and March 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Lease Rates (unanimous)

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

La Junta de Comisionados de Agua y Alcantarillado discutirá y posiblemente aprobará la compra de equipo 'Mr. Manhole'. También escucharán informes sobre el suministro de agua, tratamiento de aguas residuales, construcción y MS4, y recibirán una actualización sobre los requisitos de la agenda relacionados con los nombres de las comisiones y las funciones del presidente. Los asuntos de rutina incluyen la aprobación de las actas y las reclamaciones de los departamentos.

• Aprobación para comprar equipo 'Mr. Manhole'
• Actualización sobre los requisitos de la agenda relacionados con los nombres de las comisiones y las funciones del Presidente
• Informes de Suministro y Distribución de Agua
• Informe de Operaciones de Tratamiento de Aguas Residuales
• Informe de Construcción y Mantenimiento

The Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners approved the purchase of Mr. Manhole rehabilitation equipment for up to $62,000, approved the MS4 report, and approved claims for February and March 2026. Staff presented updates on water pumpage, hydrant flushing, and sewage treatment operations. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved purchase of Mr. Manhole equipment from Critex LLC, not to exceed $62,000 (unanimous)
• Approved MS4 Report (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of February 9, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved claims for February and March 2026 (unanimous)

Canvassing Board

La Junta de Escrutinio se reunirá para verificar que no se emitieron boletas provisionales en la elección del 7 de abril de 2026 y para escrutar los resultados municipales de todos los concejales de distritos con números pares. La junta puede corregir cualquier error o irregularidad encontrado durante el escrutinio. Este es un proceso rutinario posterior a la elección para certificar el recuento oficial de votos.

• Verificar que no haya boletas provisionales para la elección del 7 de abril de 2026
• Escrutar los resultados de todas las contiendas para concejales de Distritos con números pares
• Autoridad para corregir cualquier error o irregularidad en el escrutinio

The board verified that zero provisional ballots were cast across 11 districts for the April 7, 2026 election. The committee canvassed and determined the final vote totals for Alderperson candidates in Districts 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10.

• Verified zero provisional ballots for Districts 1 through 11
• Verified District 2 Alderperson results: Jacqui Guthrie 434 votes
• Verified District 4 Alderperson results: Andrea Olson 306 votes, David Crueger 204 votes
• Verified District 6 Alderperson results: Joe Donahue 561 votes, Sal Cuomo 248 votes
• Verified District 8 Alderperson results: Dean Shuda 603 votes
• Verified District 10 Alderperson results: Matt Moldenhauer 299 votes, Zack Sowieja 172 votes

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Distrito de Mejora de Negocios del Business Park llevará a cabo una reunión presencial en el Stevens Point Transit Center. Los puntos incluyen una presentación sobre el cumplimiento de las restricciones de escritura para un desarrollo planificado cerca de Badger Avenue, la aprobación de las actas de la reunión y la consideración de varios contratos: mantenimiento de estanques y fuentes, paisajismo, un MOU de la oficina de visitantes y una propuesta de proyecto de mediana.

• Presentación sobre el cumplimiento de la Restricción de Escritura y el Convenio de Protección para un desarrollo planificado en una parcela sin dirección limitada por Badger Avenue (Parcel ID 281230801310002)
• Aprobar el contrato de mantenimiento de estanques y fuentes de 2026 de Lake and Pond Solutions, LLC
• Aprobar el contrato de paisajismo de 2026 de Jay's Lawn Care & Snow Removal, LLC
• Aprobar el MOU y la factura de Stevens Point Area Convention and Visitors Bureau para el acuerdo de alquiler de 2026 y 2027 propuesto
• Aprobar la propuesta de Jay's Lawn Care para el proyecto de mediana

The board approved the minutes from the February 13 meeting. It also approved a pond and fountain maintenance contract and a 2026 landscape contract from Jays lawn care. An MOU and invoice for a Stevens Point Visitors Bureau rental (35% of $500) were approved. Discussion of an immediate Jays lawn care project was tabled pending the 2027 budget.

• Approved minutes from 02/13/2026 (all in favor, none opposed or abstained)
• Approved pond and fountain maintenance contract (all in favor, none opposed or abstained)
• Approved 2026 landscape contract from Jays lawn care (all in favor, none opposed or abstained)
• Approved MOU and invoice for Stevens Point Visitors Bureau rental, 35% of $500 (all in favor, none opposed or abstained)
• Tabled discussion of immediate Jays lawn care project pending 2027 budget (no motion)

Police and Fire Commission

The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission will discuss and possibly act on several items, including confirming officer status, accepting the fire department's annual report, and moving forward with new programs. Specific actions include approving a new Community Emergency Response Team, an MOU with Stockton Fire Department, and the requisition of property at 809 Division Street for the fire department. The commission will also consider two monetary donations for equipment and training.

• Approve Officer Malerie Gaylord from probation to permanent status (effective April 14, 2026)
• Approve new Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) for Stevens Point
• Approve MOU with Stockton Fire Department for two advisors to join the Explorer Post
• Accept $123.58 donation from Taco Johns for mass casualty equipment
• Move forward with requisition of property at 809 Division Street (former UW Credit Union branch) for the Fire Department

The Commission approved several items including the permanent status of Officer Malerie Gaylord and the promotion of Anthony Luchini. The board also authorized moving forward with a new Community Emergency Response Team and the acquisition of 809 Division Street for the Fire Department.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Confirmed bills (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Approved Officer Malerie Gaylord to permanent status effective April 14, 2026 (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Accepted the Stevens Point Fire Department 2025 Annual Report (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Approved moving forward with a new Community Emergency Response Team (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Approved moving forward with an MOU for up to three Stockon FD advisors (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Accepted $123.58 donation from Taco Johns (Ayes: all; Nays: none)
• Accepted $425.00 donation from Feltz Lumber (Ayes: all; Nays: none)

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will discuss and possibly take action on a Mural Execution Agreement for the Library Alley Mural Project, a Downtown Mural Agreement with Laabs, and a contract from Metro Wire. The meeting also includes reports from staff, treasurer, and committee work groups, along with recognition of WEDC Main Street Award recipients.

• Approve meeting minutes from March 3, 2026
• Take action on Mural Execution Agreement for Library Alley Mural Project
• Take action on Downtown Mural Agreement with Laabs
• Take action on Contract from Metro Wire
• Recognition of WEDC Main Street Award recipients

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings and consider several items, including a zoning amendment for the Airport Height Overlay District, a preliminary subdivision plat near Maria Drive, and a rezone and conditional use permit for a temporary housing facility at 2854 Church Street. The commission will also discuss the sale of 281 Washington Avenue, acquisition of 809 Division Street, and a review of performance standards for the zoning code rewrite.

• Public hearing on zoning amendment for Airport Height Overlay District standards
• Preliminary subdivision plat review for parcels near Maria Drive & Union Street North
• Rezone of 2854 Church Street from R-2 to B-4 for temporary housing
• Conditional use permit for temporary housing facility at 2854 Church Street
• Sale of city-owned property at 281 Washington Avenue and acquisition at 809 Division Street

The Commission approved several land use requests, including a subdivision plat and zoning amendments. Most notably, it approved the rezoning of 2854 Church Street to a commercial district and a conditional use permit for a temporary housing facility with several added operational conditions.

• Approved March 2, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved zoning ordinance amendments for the 'A-H' Airport Height Overlay District (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary subdivision plat near Maria Drive and Union Street North (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 2854 Church Street from R-2 to B-4 (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for temporary housing at 2854 Church Street with amended supervision, reporting, and expiration conditions (unanimous)
• Approved sale of property at 281 Washington Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved acquisition of property at 809 Division Street (4-1)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

The Commission will hear a presentation from UW-Extension and state officials on developing a sustainability plan for Stevens Point. They will discuss the plan's structure, timeline, roles, and responsibilities, with a goal to deliver it to the Common Council on November 16, 2026. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and setting the next meeting date.

• Presentation by Katie Livernash (UW-Extension) and Caity Carmody (Wisconsin DOA) on sustainability planning
• Discussion on structure, timeline, and roles for the Sustainability Plan
• Review of plan format, expectations, and progress to date
• Determination of next meeting date and purpose

Park Commission

The Board of Park Commissioners will hear reports from the Parks Superintendent and Recreation Superintendent, and the Director will provide updates on park security vendor and deer culling. The meeting follows an optional park tour of Peters Family Park and Goerke Park. No formal action is listed beyond approving previous minutes.

• Optional tour of Peters Family Park (Plover River Crossing Project) and Goerke Park (press box project) at 5:30 p.m.
• Parks Division report by Superintendent Paul Ziemann
• Recreation Division report by Superintendent Anne Hylla
• Director's Report: park security vendor update
• Director's Report: deer culling update

The Board of Park Commissioners met on April 1, 2026. The only formal action taken was the approval of the previous meeting's minutes. No other official business or actions were conducted during this meeting.

• Approved December 3, 2025 meeting minutes (9-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss and possibly vote on a grant to Partnering Together Portage County for the purchase of 2854 Church Street to operate a homeless shelter and resource center. Other key items include ordinance amendments for Bukolt Skatepark and Zenoff Park infield turf regulations, and approval of development agreements with Arc Central and Source Commercial Real Estate for projects in TIF District 10, including the former Edgewater Site. The council also will consider easement agreements with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, and the sale of properties along Water Street.

• Grant for homeless shelter purchase at 2854 Church Street
• Ordinance amendments: Bukolt Skatepark (Section 10.20) and Zenoff Park infield turf (Section 10.21)
• Development agreement with Arc Central in TIF District 10
• Development agreement with Source Commercial Real Estate LLC for former Edgewater Site in TIF District 10
• Sale of properties along Water Street (Parcel IDs 281240832201937 and 281240832201938)

The Common Council approved a grant for a potential homeless shelter/resource center and multiple development agreements in TIF District 10. The council also approved various easement agreements with utility and transportation entities.

• Approved consent agenda (10-0)
• Approved grant to Partnering Together Portage County for 2854 Church Street (9-0)
• Approved Bukolt Skatepark ordinance amendment (9-0)
• Approved Zenoff Park Infield Turf regulation amendment (9-0)
• Approved easement agreement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation (9-0)
• Approved temporary limited easement agreement with Wisconsin DOT (9-0)
• Approved recommendation to sell properties along Water Street (9-1)
• Approved development agreement with Arc Central in TIF District 10 (9-0)

Business Improvement District Board

The Business Park Business Improvement District Board will meet in person at the Stevens Point Transit Center to review staff reports, work group updates, and approve contracts for pond and fountain maintenance, landscape care, and a visitor bureau agreement.

• Approve 2026 pond and fountain maintenance contract from Lake and Pond Solutions, LLC
• Approve 2026 landscape contract from Jay's Lawn Care & Snow Removal, LLC
• Approve MOU and Invoice from Stevens Point Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Approve 2026 & proposed 2027 rental agreement with the Visitors Bureau
• Approve meeting minutes from February 13, 2026

Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission

The Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission will discuss a report from its February 2, 2026 meeting. It will also consider a request from the Stevens Point Downtown Business Improvement District for a design review of improvements to the alley at 1001 Main Street, as allowed under Chapter 22.05(2). The commission may take action on the design review request.

• Report of the February 2, 2026 Historic Preservation/Design Review Commission meeting
• Downtown Business Improvement District request for design review of alley improvements at 1001 Main Street (Parcel ID 281240832202651) per Ch. 22.05(2)

Public Policy and General Government

The City Council will meet to discuss temporary alcohol licenses for events and requests to hold street closures for community events. The meeting will be held in-person at the Community Room on 933 Michigan Avenue.

• Temporary Class B Beer & Wine License for St. Peters Catholic Church
• Temporary Class B Beer & Wine License for Boys & Girls Club of Portage County
• Change of agent for GPM Southeast, LLC
• Requests to hold events: Trivia Parade, Downtown Walk Don't Run, Cruz with the Cops
• Beekeeper Permits for Thomas Leek

The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved a list of temporary Class B beer and wine licenses. It also approved a change of agent to GPM Southeast, LLC, several upcoming public events, and a beekeeper permit for Thomas Leek. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved temporary Class “B” beer & “Class B” wine license list (unanimous)
• Approved change of agent to GPM Southeast, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Trivia Parade (April 17), Downtown Walk Don't Run (May 9), Cruz with the Cops (May 30), and CREATE's Levitt AMP Music Series (June‑August dates) (unanimous)
• Approved beekeeper permit for Thomas Leek (unanimous)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss and potentially approve development agreements and funding for projects in TIF Districts 10 and 11. The body will also consider a land lease for farming and hear a proposal for the former Edgewater Site.

• Lease of City-owned land on Old Hwy 18 for farming
• Wetland impact fee funding for Door 2 Dreams/Sisters Meadow Subdivision in TIF District 11
• Development agreement with Arc Central in TIF District 10
• Development proposal for the former Edgewater Site from Source Commercial Real Estate, LLC
• Acquisition of real estate and easements for the Business 51 project

The committee approved a lease of city land on Old Hwy 18 for farming, funded wetland impact fees for the Door 2 Dreams/Sisters Meadow subdivision in TIF District 11, and a development agreement with Arc Central in TIF District 10. It also approved the payment of outstanding claims. The body then moved to a closed session, reconvened, and voted to continue negotiations for acquiring land for the Business 51 project.

• Approved lease of city-owned land on Old Hwy 18 for farming (ayes all, motion carried)
• Approved funding for wetland impact fees for Door 2 Dreams/Sisters Meadow subdivision in TIF District 11 (ayes all, motion carried)
• Approved development agreement with Arc Central for a project in TIF District 10 (ayes all, motion carried)
• Approved payment of pending claims (ayes all, motion carried)
• Adjourned to closed session (ayes: Morrow, Shuda, Keymer, Broderick, Christianson; nays: none)
• Reopened session after closed session (ayes: Shuda, Keymer, Broderick, Christianson, Morrow; nays: none)
• Continued negotiations for acquisition of land for the Business 51 project (ayes all, motion carried)

Transit Commission

The Stevens Point Transportation Commission will meet on March 9, 2026 to approve the January 12, 2026 meeting minutes and the January and February 2026 financial and claims reports. The commission will receive an update from Central Transportation and hold a discussion on future route planning. The meeting will also set the date for the next commission meeting.

• Approve January 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approve January and February 2026 financial/claims reports
• Central Transportation update/report
• Future route planning discussion
• Set next meeting date

The commission unanimously approved the January 12, 2026 meeting minutes. It also unanimously approved the January and February 2026 Financial/Claims Reports. No opposition was recorded for either motion.

• Approved January 12, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January and February 2026 Financial/Claims Reports (unanimous)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

The Stevens Point Sustainability Commission will vote to approve the minutes from its February 5, 2026 meeting. Commissioners will hear a presentation and discuss the city's downtown recycling program with Susan Schuller, Executive Director, and Rylee Mullikin of Recycling Connections. The commission will also review updates to its 2026 meeting calendar and plan a work session for developing a city sustainability plan road map.

• Approve minutes of the February 5, 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting
• Presentation and discussion on the downtown recycling program with Susan Schuller and Rylee Mullikin
• Review of 2026 meeting calendar updates and future topics
• Plan for April 2, 2026 work session to develop a sustainability plan road map
• Roll call and registration of public speakers

The Sustainability Commission approved the February 5, 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous vote. Commissioners heard a presentation on the downtown recycling program and discussed its recommendations, but no formal action was taken. The next meeting is scheduled for April 2, 2026 to begin drafting a city sustainability plan.

• Approved February 5, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Police and Fire Commission

The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission will discuss several personnel actions, including conditional offers of employment for three police candidates and the hiring of a new probationary firefighter/paramedic. The commission will also consider extending a probation period for a firefighter, approving an eligibility list for a police officer that expires June 1, 2026, and accepting a $2,500 donation from Midwest Restoration for Engine #3 equipment. A proposal to move the next meeting to Tuesday, April 7, will also be discussed.

• Discuss moving next month's meeting to Tuesday, April 7.
• Approve conditional employment offers for Dylan Messacar, Cameron McCarrier, and Hanna Stremkowski (police).
• Approve eligibility list for a police officer, expiring June 1, 2026.
• Approve employment of Probationary Firefighter/Paramedic candidate Kyle Krause.
• Accept a $2,500 donation from Midwest Restoration for Engine #3 equipment.

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will meet on March 3, 2026, to hear from guest speakers including the new SPACVB executive director and a WEDC downtown development director, receive reports and project updates (Library Alley Activation), and take action on approving the February meeting minutes, a Sunrise Broadcasting 2026 contract, and the annual office fee for 2026 and proposed 2027 to the Stevens Point Area Convention & Visitors Bureau.

• Review and approve Sunrise Broadcasting 2026 contract
• Review and approve annual office fee for 2026 & proposed 2027 to Stevens Point Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Introduce new SPACVB Executive Director Jodi McGuire
• Library Alley Activation Project – Vibrant Spaces update
• Guest speaker Errin Welty on MSA Accreditation Visit

The board approved the meeting minutes with no dissent. It also approved the Sunrise Broadcasting 2026 contract, noting the almost $10,000 of in‑kind services attached to the contract. The board approved the SPACVB MOU rental agreement for 2026‑2027, with 35% of the cost to be paid by the Business Park BID. All three actions passed unanimously.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Sunrise Broadcasting 2026 contract (unanimous)
• Approved SPACVB MOU rental agreement for 2026 & 2027 (unanimous)

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will discuss a zoning code rewrite, including first review of a draft land use table, proposed overlay districts, and performance standards for industrial districts. They will also consider easement agreements with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation and Wisconsin DOT, and recommend sale of properties along Water Street.

• Easement agreement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for portions of 325 Division Street and an adjacent unaddressed parcel
• Temporary limited easement with Wisconsin DOT for properties along State Highway 66
• Recommendation to sell properties along Water Street (parcel IDs 281240832201937 & 281240832201938)
• Discussion on zoning code rewrite: draft land use table, overlay districts, and industrial performance standards
• Reports of January 26 and February 2, 2026 meetings

The commission accepted the minutes from the January 26 and February 2 meetings unanimously. It approved an easement with Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for parcels at 325 Division Street and an adjacent lot, and a temporary limited easement with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for several State Highway 66 parcels, both unanimously. The commission also voted 3‑2 to recommend the sale of two properties on Water Street. No other actions were taken.

• Accepted Jan 26 & Feb 2 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved easement with Wisconsin Public Service Corp for 325 Division St & adjacent parcel (unanimous)
• Approved temporary limited easement with WisDOT for State Highway 66 parcels (unanimous)
• Recommended sale of Water Street properties (3-2)

Canvassing Board

The Canvassing Board will canvass the municipal results for Aldermanic District 10, correcting any errors or irregularities. This is a procedural meeting to certify election results for one district. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Canvass municipal results for Aldermanic District 10
• Correct errors or irregularities as a result of canvass

The board reviewed the municipal results for Aldermanic District 10, confirmed no provisional ballots, and verified the vote totals: Zack Sowieja 51 votes, Robert Larson 37 votes, Matt Moldenhauer 40 votes. The board certified the canvass results and identified Zack Sowieja and Matt Moldenhauer as the two candidates moving to the April ballot.

• Certified District 10 alderperson election results
• Advanced Zack Sowieja and Matt Moldenhauer to April ballot

Common Council

The Stevens Point Common Council will review several resolutions, including conditional use permits for Kwik Trip to operate a gas station, car wash, and signage at 3383 Hoover Road and 5278 County Road HH. The council will also discuss hiring a new probationary firefighter/paramedic and agreements with the Portage County Fire Service and Mutual Aid Box Alarm System. Additional items include ordinance amendments, a grant for a homeless shelter purchase, and routine consent agenda approvals.

• Resolution for Kwik Trip conditional use permits (gas station, car wash, signage) at 3383 Hoover Rd and 5278 County Rd HH
• Discussion on hiring Probationary Firefighter/Paramedic candidate Cooper Peloquin
• Discussion on Portage County Fire Service Agreement with City and Stevens Point Fire Department
• Ordinance amendment creating 8.21 Camping on City Property prohibited
• Grant discussion to purchase 2854 Church Street for a homeless shelter/resource center

The council voted to approve a grant for purchasing 2854 Church Street to operate a homeless shelter and resource center. It also approved multiple Kwik Trip conditional use permits for a gas station, car wash, and signage, and adopted an ordinance banning camping on city property. Additional actions included street map amendments, a right‑of‑way land acceptance, and related zoning changes.

• Approved conditional use permit for Kwik Trip gas station at 3383 Hoover Rd & 5278 County Rd HH (Ayes: Christianson, Keymer, Broderick, Birr, Steinmetz, Shuda, Buse, Morrow; Nays: Kneebone, Lang)
• Approved conditional use permit for Kwik Trip car wash at 3383 Hoover Rd & 5278 County Rd HH (Ayes: Morrow, Buse, Lang, Shuda, Steinmetz, Broderick, Keymer, Christianson; Nays: Kneebone, Birr)
• Approved conditional use permit for Kwik Trip off‑premise signage at 3383 Hoover Rd (Ayes: Christianson, Keymer, Broderick, Birr, Steinmetz, Shuda, Buse, Morrow; Nays: Kneebone, Lang)
• Approved grant to purchase 2854 Church Street for a homeless shelter/resource center (unanimous Ayes)
• Approved Ordinance Amendment prohibiting camping on city property (unanimous Ayes)
• Approved amendment to option to purchase with Michael W and Jacqueline Hintz Joint Revocable Trust (unanimous Ayes)
• Approved amendment to Official Street Map adding Norton Way and Hall Avenue as public streets (Ayes: Christianson, Keymer, Broderick, Steinmetz, Buse, Morrow; Nays: Birr, Kneebone, Shuda, Lang)
• Approved resolution accepting dedicated land for right‑of‑way (Norton Way and Hall Avenue) (Ayes: Morrow, Buse, Steinmetz, Broderick, Keymer, Christianson; Nays: Lang, Shuda, Kneebone, Birr)

Business Improvement District Board

The Business Park Business Improvement District Board will meet in person at the Stevens Point Transit Center. The board will consider approving the January 9, 2026 meeting minutes, reviewing recommendations from the Deed Restrictions/Protective Covenants work group, and approving proposed landscape and pond maintenance contracts for 2026.

• Approve meeting minutes from January 9, 2026
• Review and approve recommendations from the Deed Restrictions/Protective Covenants work group
• Review and approve the proposed landscape maintenance contract for 2026
• Review and approve the proposed pond maintenance contract for 2026

The board unanimously approved the meeting minutes from January 9, 2026. The Jay’s Lawn Care proposal and the Pond Solutions contract were both tabled pending clarification of each vendor's scope and billing. The board will revisit those contracts at the next meeting. No other actions were taken.

• Approved minutes from 1/9/26 (unanimous vote)
• Tabled Jay’s Lawn Care proposal pending clarification
• Tabled Pond Solutions contract pending clarification

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will meet to approve minutes, discuss a proposal from Arc Central, LLC for a project at 1016 Third Street, and hold a public hearing on a development agreement for the site. The board will also review grant and loan reports and consider amendments to the Neighbor Helping Neighbor Grant Program.

• Approval of January 15, 2026 minutes
• Presentation of Arc Central, LLC proposal for 1016 Third Street
• Public hearing on development agreement for 1016 Third Street (PID: 281240832200425)
• Discussion on amendments to Neighbor Helping Neighbor Grant Program
• Update on Grant and Loan Report

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will hear a director's report on the Patch Street railroad crossing alteration and a presentation on the Business 51 projects. The board will then consider an ordinance amendment to create ATV/UTV routes and a proposal to close the Park Street railroad crossing.

• Director's report on Patch Street Railroad Crossing Alteration
• Presentation on update for Business 51 Projects
• Ordinance amendment to create ATV/UTV routes (Chapter 9, Section 9.19)
• Consideration for closure of Park Street Railroad Crossing

The Board voted to amend Chapter 9, Section 9.19 of the city ordinance to create an additional ATV/UTV route on Carrie Frost Drive and Vetter Drive. Ald. Shuda moved the amendment and Ald. Keymer seconded it. The motion passed with a majority of ayes and one nay (Ald. Kneebone). No other actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved ATV/UTV route amendment on Carrie Frost and Vetter Drives (majority vote)

Public Policy and General Government

The City Council will meet to discuss in-person meeting logistics and consider beer and wine licenses for local businesses. The body will also review requests to hold recurring community events and discuss a media policy.

• License for Crazy Taco Express, LLC at 301 Division Street
• Point Bock Run street closing on March 6, 2026
• Downtown Easter Egg Hunt on April 4, 2026
• UWSP Homecoming Hotspot on October 10, 2026
• Discussion of a media policy

The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved the Class B beer license for Crazy Taco Express, LLC. The committee also approved street closures for the Point Bock Run event on March 6, the Downtown Easter Egg Hunt on April 4, and the UWSP Homecoming Hotspot on October 10, all as recurring events. The committee discussed a media policy but took no action on it.

• Approved Class B beer license for Crazy Taco Express, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Point Bock Run street closing on March 6, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Downtown Easter Egg Hunt street closing on April 4, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved UWSP Homecoming Hotspot street closing on October 10, 2026 (unanimous)

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will discuss and possibly act on a single item: a request for leave of absence. The meeting is in-person with a virtual option available. No other business is on the agenda.

• Request for Leave of Absence (no details provided)

The Stevens Point Personnel Committee met on February 9, 2026. Ald. Guthrie moved and Ald. Broderick seconded to approve Director Kremer's request for a leave of absence. The motion carried with all ayes and no nays. The meeting adjourned at 6:02 p.m.

• Approved Director Kremer's leave of absence request (ayes all; nays none)

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to review a Capital Operations and Maintenance Plan presented by Joel Lemke. The body will also consider the approval of department claims.

• Capital Operations and Maintenance Plan presented by Joel Lemke
• Approval of Department Claims

The Airport Commission approved the minutes from the January 12, 2026 meeting. It also approved the department’s audited claims for January 2026. Both motions passed with all members voting aye and no nays. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved Jan 12, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 2026 department claims (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

The Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners will meet in person at 300 Bliss Avenue, with a Zoom option, to discuss and possibly act on several reports and items. Items include approval of minutes and department claims, a Capital Operations and Maintenance Plan presentation, and operational reports on water supply, sewage treatment, and construction. The meeting will conclude with a directors report and adjournment.

• Approval of Department Claims
• Capital Operations and Maintenance Plan presentation by Joel Lemke
• Water Supply and Distribution Report by Eric Southworth
• Sewage Treatment Operations Report by Chris Lefebvre
• Construction and Maintenance Report by Shane Kohnen

The Board approved the January 12, 2026 meeting minutes and the January 2026 department claims, both unanimously. A motion to adopt the 2026 Capital Operations and Maintenance Plan for water, wastewater, and storm departments was also carried unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved Jan 12, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 2026 department claims (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Capital Operations and Maintenance Plan (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss and possibly approve funding for a screener for the Department of Public Works to screen sand. The committee will also consider approval of claims paid. The meeting is in person with a virtual option available.

• Approval of funding for a sand screener for the Department of Public Works
• Approval of claims paid

The committee approved funding to purchase a sand screener for the Department of Public Works, using the vehicle and equipment fund that currently has a $368,000 balance. The committee also approved the pending claims payments. Both motions passed unanimously with all ayes and no nays.

• Approved purchase of sand screener for Public Works (motion carried, unanimous)
• Approved pending claims payments (motion carried, unanimous)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

The Stevens Point Sustainability Commission will hear a presentation from the City of Middleton Sustainability Committee about their planning process, goals, and priorities. The commission will also discuss updates to its 2026 meeting calendar and potential future topics. No votes or financial decisions are on the agenda.

• Presentation and discussion with Middleton Sustainability Committee on their sustainability planning process, goals, objectives, and priorities
• Discussion of 2026 meeting calendar updates and potential new topics for future meetings
• Approval of minutes from December 4, 2025 meeting

The commission voted to approve the minutes from the December 4, 2025 Sustainability Commission meeting. The next meeting was set for March 5, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. The commission then adjourned the session at 7:10 p.m. with a unanimous vote.

• Approved Dec 4, 2025 Sustainability Commission minutes (unanimous)
• Scheduled next meeting for March 5, 2026 at 5:30 p.m.
• Adjourned meeting at 7:10 p.m. (unanimous)

Police and Fire Commission

The commission will discuss and possibly approve a memorandum of understanding correcting pay period and wage dates in the police officers' contract. They will also consider hiring a probationary firefighter/paramedic and entering into fire service and mutual aid agreements with Portage County and the Mutual Aid Box Alarm System.

• MOU correction for police pay periods and wage dates (Item 5)
• Hiring of Probationary Firefighter/Paramedic Cooper Peloquin (Item 7)
• Portage County Fire Service Agreement with city and fire department (Item 8)
• Mutual Aid Box Alarm System Agreement with city and fire department (Item 9)
• Approval of minutes and confirmation of bills (Items 3–4)

The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission approved the meeting minutes and confirmed the bills. It also approved the Police Chief report, the hiring of probationary firefighter/paramedic Cooper Peloquin, and two fire‑service agreements (Portage County Fire Service Agreement and Mutual Aid Box Alarm System Agreement). The commission further approved the Fire Chief, EMS and Emergency Management reports. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Confirmed bills (unanimous)
• Approved Police Chief report (unanimous)
• Approved employment of probationary firefighter/paramedic Cooper Peloquin (unanimous)
• Approved Portage County Fire Service Agreement with the City and Fire Department (unanimous)
• Approved Mutual Aid Box Alarm System Agreement with the City and Fire Department (unanimous)
• Approved Fire Chief, EMS and Emergency Management reports (unanimous)

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will first approve the minutes from its January 6, 2026 meeting. The board will then discuss and vote on a memorandum of understanding establishing an intern partnership with the Farmers Market Association and the City of Stevens Point. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Approve meeting minutes from January 6, 2026
• Discuss and approve MOU for intern partnership with Farmers Market Association and City of Stevens Point

The board voted to discard the grant intended for a two‑business downtown location and will instead target the North Side yard with that funding. The board also approved the January meeting minutes and approved a memorandum of understanding for an intern partnership with the Farmers Market Association and the City of Stevens Point.

• Scrapped grant for two‑business downtown location, refocused on North Side yard (decision noted)
• Approved January meeting notes (motion by BJ, seconded by Mark, carried)
• Approved MOU for intern partnership with Farmers Market Association and City of Stevens Point (motion by Hannah, seconded by Craig, carried)

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission, jointly with the Historic Preservation/Design Review Commission, will hear a presentation from Somerville Architects on the proposed City Hall Campus. They will also consider design review and site plan review requests for a new principal structure, parking lot, and site improvements on a parcel bounded by Water Street and Ellis Street. These actions are part of the same City Hall Campus project.

• Presentation by Somerville Architects on the proposed City Hall Campus
• Design review request for principal structure and parking lot on parcel bounded by Water Street and Ellis Street (Parcel ID 281240832202055)
• Site plan review request for principal structure and parking lot on same parcel
• Meeting held in hybrid format at Community Room, 933 Michigan Avenue

The City Plan Commission unanimously approved the historic design review request for the parcel bounded by Water Street and Ellis Street. The commission also unanimously approved the site plan review request for the same parcel. Both motions were carried with all ayes and no nays.

• Approved historic design review request for Water‑Ellis parcel (unanimous)
• Approved site plan review request for Water‑Ellis parcel (unanimous)

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will meet to discuss a conditional use permit for a Kwik Trip gas station and car wash on Hoover Road, as well as a conditional use permit for a cocktail lounge on Madison Street. The meeting will also include a public hearing to amend the Official Street Map for Norton Way and Hall Avenue.

• Conditional use permit for Kwik Trip gas station and car wash at 3383 Hoover Road
• Conditional use permit for cocktail lounge at 2041 Madison Street
• Public hearing to amend Official Street Map for Norton Way and Hall Avenue
• Acceptance of dedicated land for right-of-way purposes
• Report on December 2025 Monthly Report

The commission accepted amended meeting minutes unanimously. It approved a cocktail lounge permit at 2041 Madison St and a preliminary subdivision plat review. After a failed denial, the commission approved Kwik Trip's gas station conditional use permit by a 4‑3 vote. Additional approvals included a car wash permit, signage, and a street‑map amendment.

• Accepted amended minutes (unanimous approval)
• Approved conditional use permit for cocktail lounge at 2041 Madison St (unanimous, 1 abstention)
• Approved preliminary subdivision plat review (5‑2 vote)
• Approved Kwik Trip gas station conditional use permit (4‑3 vote)
• Approved Kwik Trip car wash conditional use permit (6‑1 vote)
• Approved Kwik Trip off‑premise signage (6‑1 vote)
• Approved amendment to Official Street Map (6‑1 vote)

City Plan Commission

The Stevens Point City Plan Commission will meet on Jan 26, 2026 at 933 Michigan Avenue (with a Zoom option). Commissioners will discuss and possibly act on the first drafts of three zoning‑code items: a floodplain ordinance, a shoreland zoning ordinance, and a new zoning map with purpose statements. The meeting also includes a presentation on the draft Portage County Countywide Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan.

• First review of draft floodplain ordinance
• First review of draft shoreland zoning ordinance
• First review of draft zoning map and purpose statements
• Presentation of draft Portage County Countywide Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan

Administrative Appeals Committee

The Administrative Appeals Board will meet to review appeals regarding notice and service charges for property maintenance violations. The board will also review minutes from the October 22, 2025 meeting.

• Appeal of notice/service charge: 1320 Main Street
• Appeal of notice/service charge: 2809 Water Street
• Appeal of notice/service charge: 305 Second Street

The Administrative Appeals Board approved the October 22, 2025 meeting minutes. It denied the appeals for 1320 Main Street, 2809 Water Street, and 305 Second Street. All motions carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 4:14 p.m.

• Approved October 22, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Denied appeal for 1320 Main Street (motion carried)
• Denied appeal for 2809 Water Street (motion carried)
• Denied appeal for 305 Second Street (motion carried)

Pedestrian and Bicycle Street Safety Commission

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Street Safety Commission will review the report from its May 6, 2025 meeting and consider a draft countywide bicycle and pedestrian plan. Members will discuss the plan’s content and next steps. The meeting will be held in person at 933 Michigan Avenue with a Zoom option.

• Report of the May 6, 2025 Bicycle & Pedestrian Street Safety Commission meeting
• Presentation and discussion of the draft Portage Countywide Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan
• Roll call and opening remarks

Common Council

The Stevens Point Common Council will consider several actions, including awarding the 1039 Ellis Street demolition project to Robinson Brothers Environmental, Inc. for up to $344,885. The council will also review an ordinance amendment to Section 15.02 concerning Aldermanic District Boundaries and a cover sheet for a previously approved land‑swap agreement with Portage County. Additional items include funding for a Bobcat Toolcat for the Parks Department and multiple promotion and hiring discussions for the Police and Fire departments.

• Award demolition contract #25-801 for 1039 Ellis Street to Robinson Brothers Environmental, Inc. (max $344,885)
• Ordinance Amendment – Section 15.02: Aldermanic District Boundaries
• Approve cover sheet for the previously approved Land Swap Agreement with Portage County
• Approve funding for purchase of a Bobcat Toolcat for the Parks Department
• Discussion and possible action on promotions and hires in Police and Fire (e.g., promotion of Sgt. Ross Wierzba, Sgt. Alex Beach, Lead Officer Jason Dienger, and hiring of Officer Recruits David Swanson and Joseph Romano)

The Common Council approved its consent agenda and the cover sheet for the land swap agreement with Portage County. An ordinance amendment to Section 15.02 Aldermanic District Boundaries was adopted. The council awarded the 1039 Ellis Street demolition project to Robinson Brothers Environmental, Inc. for up to $344,885. The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved two beer‑license applications.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved cover sheet for land swap agreement with Portage County (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance amendment Section 15.02 Aldermanic District Boundaries (unanimous)
• Awarded 1039 Ellis Street Demolition Project #25-801 to Robinson Brothers Environmental, Inc. for up to $344,885 (unanimous)
• Approved Class B beer & liquor license for Holiday Inn Convention Center, 1001 Amber Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved temporary Class B beer license for St. Joseph Parish, 1709 Wyatt Avenue (unanimous)

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will hold a public hearing on an application to the EPA for a 2026 Brownfields Cleanup Grant to remediate contamination at 1200 Main Street and five adjacent parcels. The board may also vote to approve prior meeting minutes and then adjourn into closed session to negotiate a development agreement for an Authority-owned property in TIF District 10.

• Public hearing on EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant application for parcels including 1200 Main Street and IDs 281240832202950, 281240832202969, 281240832202972, 281240832202804, 281240832202814
• Approval of minutes from December 2, 2025 meeting
• Closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(e) to negotiate a development agreement for a Redevelopment Authority-owned property in TIF District 10

Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission

The Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission will review a report from its November 13, 2025 meeting. It will consider a demolition review request for portions of the building at 2041 Madison Street. It will also review a design request to add a building addition on the same property. Additionally, the City of Stevens Point will request the razing of the building at 1039 Ellis Street.

• Demolition review request for 2041 Madison St (Parcel ID 281240832403709)
• Design review request for an addition on 2041 Madison St (Parcel ID 281240832403709)
• City request to raze the building at 1039 Ellis St (Parcel ID 281240832202053)
• Report of the November 13, 2025 Historic Preservation/Design Review Commission meeting

Airport Commission

This is a procedural meeting of the Stevens Point Airport Commission covering roll call, approval of minutes and department claims, and a report from Jason Draheim. The meeting will be held in person at 300 Bliss Avenue with a virtual option available, though reliability of the hybrid technology is noted.

• Written/Verbal Report - Jason Draheim
• Meeting location changes to in-person at 300 Bliss Avenue with a virtual option

Transit Commission

The Stevens Point Transportation Commission will hold its regular meeting on January 12, 2026. The agenda includes roll call, approval of the November 10, 2025 minutes, and approval of the November and December 2025 financial and claims reports. The commission will also receive a transportation update from Talin Scheuermann and set the next meeting date for February 9, 2026. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Approval of November 10, 2025 minutes
• Approval of November and December 2025 financial/claims reports
• Central Transportation update/report – Talin Scheuermann
• Set next meeting date for February 9, 2026

Public Policy and General Government

The Public Policy and General Government committee will discuss and possibly vote on two alcohol licenses: a Class B Beer & Liquor License for the Holiday Inn Convention Center on Amber Avenue, and a Temporary Class B Beer License for St. Joseph Parish's Winterfest event on Wyatt Avenue. The remainder of the agenda is procedural, including roll call and adjournment.

• Class B Beer & Liquor License for Holiday Inn Convention Center at 1001 Amber Avenue, license period beginning February 3, 2026
• Temporary Class B Beer License for St. Joseph Parish Winterfest on February 13, 2026, at 1709 Wyatt Avenue

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will discuss a West River Drive traffic study and consider closing a Park Street railroad crossing. The board is also set to award a demolition contract for 1039 Ellis Street.

• Award 1039 Ellis Street Demolition Project #25-801 to Robinson Brothers Environmental, Inc. (up to $344,885.00)
• Consider voluntary closure of Park Street Railroad Crossing
• Presentation on West River Drive Traffic Study by AECOM
• Review Division and Church Street Reconstruction Project
• Review SS4A Grant

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee meeting will be held in person at the Community Room, 933 Michigan Avenue, with a virtual option. The agenda includes an announcement about delayed postmarks for mailed property tax payments and a review of the 2025 General Obligation, Water Revenue, and Sewer Revenue borrowing sale results. Committee members will discuss possible approval of funding to purchase a Bobcat Toolcat for the Parks Department and approval of claims paid. The meeting will move into closed session to negotiate a development agreement in Tax Incremental Financing District 10 and to negotiate the purchase of property for the Business 51 project, then reconvene for possible action.

• Funding request to purchase a Bobcat Toolcat for the Parks Department
• Approval of claims paid
• Review of sale results for 2025 General Obligation, Water Revenue, and Sewer Revenue borrowings
• Closed‑session negotiation of a development agreement in Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) District 10
• Closed‑session negotiation to purchase property for the Business 51 project

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

The Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners will meet to discuss water supply service area plans and review department reports. The meeting will be held in-person at 300 Bliss Avenue with a virtual option available.

• Public hearing on NR 854 Water Supply Service Area Plans
• Approval of Department Claims
• Water Supply and Distribution Reports
• Sewage Treatment Operations Report
• Construction and Maintenance Report

Business Improvement District Board

The Business Park Business Improvement District Board will meet on January 9, 2026, to elect a chairperson, vice chairperson, treasurer, and secretary. The board will also discuss and possibly approve a branding contract with Avia and receive an update on deed restrictions and protective covenants. General reports from city staff, the executive director, board chair, and treasurer are also scheduled.

• Election of officers: Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Treasurer, Secretary
• Discussion and possible action on Avia - Business Park Branding Contract
• Business Park Deed Restrictions and Protective Covenants Work Group Update
• Approval of meeting minutes from November 18, 2025
• General reports from City Staff, Executive Director, Board Chair, and Treasurer

Police and Fire Commission

The Police and Fire Commission will discuss and possibly vote on hiring a new Battalion Chief for the Stevens Point Fire Department, adopting the 2026-2031 Strategic Plan, and approving a new Charging Policy. They will also consider a WI-TF1 MOU agreement and approve interim leadership changes, including Lt. Joe Johnson as Interim Assistant Chief.

• Discussion and possible action to hire a new Battalion Chief for the Fire Department
• Discussion and possible action on proposed Charging Policy for the Fire Department
• Discussion and possible action on WI-TF1 MOU Agreement with City and Fire Department
• Discussion and possible action on 2026-2031 Strategic Plan for Fire Department
• Approval of Lt. Joe Johnson as Interim Assistant Chief from Jan 7 to Feb 22, 2026

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will approve the minutes from the December 3, 2025 meeting and consider a review of the BID bylaws. Members will elect officers and appoint leads for four work groups (design, economic vitality, organization, promotion). Guest speakers will present on potential collaboration with the local farmers market and a funding assessment report. The meeting is open to the public and will include general reports from city staff and the board chair.

• Approve meeting minutes from December 3, 2025
• Discussion to review Downtown BID bylaws
• Election of chairperson, vice chairperson, treasurer, and secretary
• Appointment of work group leads for design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion
• Guest speaker presentations on farmers market collaboration and funding assessment

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will hold public hearings regarding three conditional use permits for Kwik Trip, Inc. The body will also review a conceptual subdivision plat for a property off West Zinda Drive.

• Public hearing: Kwik Trip gas station permit at 3383 Hoover Road and 5278 County Road HH
• Public hearing: Kwik Trip car wash permit at 3383 Hoover Road and 5278 County Road HH
• Public hearing: Kwik Trip off-premise sign permit at 3383 Hoover Road
• Conceptual subdivision plat review for a parcel off West Zinda Drive