Glendale roundup: Council enters closed session on official salary; storm-sewer contracts and Hubbard St. property transfers on July 13 agenda
The Glendale Common Council voted unanimously on July 7 to enter closed session to discuss parameters for a possible salary renegotiation with a municipal official. No substantive decisions were made in open session, according to official minutes.
Common Council — July 7
The Council convened a special meeting and, by unanimous vote, entered closed session to discuss salary renegotiation with an unnamed municipal official. The minutes indicate no further action was taken in open session.
Planning and Architectural Review Commission — July 7
The commission reviewed a site plan and architectural proposal for 5464 North Port Washington Road (Taxkey 1979021000). The agenda also included adoption of meeting minutes from May 5 and June 2, 2026. Minutes from this session have not yet been published, so no final decisions are confirmed in the record.
Community Development Authority — July 13
The CDA was scheduled to consider transferring four properties back to the City of Glendale via warranty deed: 4100 N. Hubbard St., 4172 N. Hubbard St., 4182 N. Hubbard St., and E. Reindl Way. The meeting was set for 4:30 PM with in-person attendance and a Zoom broadcast. Minutes have not yet been published, so action on the transfers is not confirmed.
Common Council — July 13
The Council's July 13 agenda lists several items involving public funds and property. Because minutes are not yet published, these items are reported as scheduled for consideration, not as decided.
Storm sewer and paving contracts:
- Agreement with All-Ways Construction, Inc. for the 2026 Miscellaneous Storm Sewer Improvements Project, not to exceed $186,722.00.
- Construction engineering services with Clark Dietz for the same project, not to exceed $25,970.
- Agreement with Poblocki Paving Corporation, Inc. for the 2026 Pavement Patching Project, not to exceed $106,200.00.
Property transfers: The agenda includes the same four Hubbard St. and E. Reindl Way properties listed for CDA review, to be transferred back to the city via warranty deed.
Other agenda items:
- Joint salt storage agreement with Shorewood and Whitefish Bay.
- Purple Air air-quality monitoring platform.
- Progress on 2026 organizational goals.
- Discussion of the Riverfront Trail & Park near Lexington.
- Redevelopment MOU for 4134 N. Hubbard Street.
- Distribution easement at 4199 N. Richards Street.
- Referral to the Planning & Architectural Review Commission of a Drive-Through Ordinance regarding hours of operation.
- Employment agreement addendum.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents should check the City of Glendale's official website for any newly posted agendas.