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Municipal Services Committee

May 20, 2024 ·4:30 PM Final

Council Chambers, 6th Floor

Agenda — 15 items

  1. 1. Call meeting to order
  2. 2. Pledge of Allegiance
  3. 3. Roll call of membership
  4. 4. Approval of minutes from previous meeting
  5. 5 Minutes from May 6, 2024 24-0656 approved Pass
  6. 5. Public Hearing/Appearances
  7. 6. Action Items
  8. 8 Approve the request from The Trout Museum of Art for a permanent street occupancy permit for an overhang to extend into the College Avenue right of way 4 feet, with a minimum 11 foot clearance. 24-0661 recommended for approval Pass
  9. 9 Approve the recommendation from the Appleton Public Arts Committee regarding the request from Neo Medina and the Trout Museum of Art to paint a mural to be located inside of the Red Ramp located at 134 S. Superior Street (Tax ID #31-2-0090-00) as described in the attached documents and subject to the conditions in the attached staff memo. 24-0657 recommended for approval Pass
  10. 10 Approve the request from the Commodore Club for a street occupancy permit to place tables and chairs in the College Avenue beautification strip at 231 E. College Avenue. 24-0658 recommended for approval Pass
  11. 11 Approve the request to award Unit P-24 Pavement Marking Maintenance Contract (Epoxy) to Century Traffic, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $178,195.90. 24-0659 recommended for approval Pass
  12. 12 Approve the proposed parking change on Second Street (2500W). Follow-up to a six-month evaluation period 24-0660 recommended for approval Pass
  13. 7. Information Items
  14. 14 Bird Rides 24-0662
  15. 8. Adjournment adjourned Pass

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