COMMON COUNCIL
Common Council Chamber
Agenda — 118 items
- 1 PAGE BREAK
- 2 COMMENDATORY AND CONDOLATORY RESOLUTIONS
- 1. Communication from the City Clerk relating to various commendatory/condolatory resolutions to be acknowledged and affirmed by the Common Council.
- 4 THE LICENSES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 5 PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 2. An ordinance relating to tattooing and body-piercing licensing and temporary events.
- 7 PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
- 3. Communication from the License Division relating to “Class B” Tavern licenses issued by the city clerk relating to license quotas.
- 4. Communication from the License Division relating to a list of “Class B” Special licenses issued by the City Clerk in 2024.
- 5. Motion relating to the revocation of the Class B Tavern and Public Entertainment Premises licenses of Jimmy Simms, agent for “OTS MKE LLC”, for the premises located at 2221 N Humboldt Ave, doing business as “Vision Sports Bar and Grill” in the 6th aldermanic district.
- 11 APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 6. Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses.
- 13 PAGE BREAK
- 14 THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 15 PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 7. An ordinance relating to the amendment of the Official Map of the City of Milwaukee.
- 17 ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 8. Substitute resolution directing the Department of Public Works to explore the possibility of opening a third drop-off center.
- 9. Resolution authorizing the proper City Officers to execute Quit Claim Deed QCD-2933 conveying sanitary and storm sewers to Capitol Commons Partners, LLC, in the 6th Aldermanic District.
- 10. Resolution authorizing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute a $450,000 change order to the Private Property Inflow and Infiltration funding agreement M10005MI12 with the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District for a project at various locations in the City of Milwaukee.
- 11. Resolution authorizing City entry into a Green Infrastructure Funding Agreement and Conservation Easement with MMSD and MPS for Metcalfe Playfield at 2321 North 32nd Street and at 3401 West Meinecke Avenue, in the 15th Aldermanic District.
- 12. Substitute resolution approving levying of assessments and construction of assessable public improvement projects at various locations and appropriating funds for these purposes with the City cost of these projects approved by this resolution is estimated to be $2,503,230 for a total estimated cost of $2,656,500.
- 13. Resolution determining it necessary to make various assessable public improvements at various locations and appropriating funds for these purposes with the City engineering cost estimated to be $20,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $400,000.
- 14. Resolution determining it necessary to make various nonassessable public improvements at various locations and appropriating funds for these purposes with the City engineering cost estimated to be $80,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $1,697,000.
- 15. Resolution approving construction of nonassessable public improvements at various locations and appropriating funds for these purposes with the City construction cost estimated to be $1,294,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $1,369,000.
- 16. Resolution authorizing the City of Milwaukee’s Department of Public Works - Milwaukee Water Works to execute an amendment to the intergovernmental cooperation agreement between the City of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Public Schools to establish additional worksites for the School to Work Transition Program.
- 17. Resolution informing the Common Council of the City’s Compliance Maintenance Annual Report for the year 2024.
- 18. Resolution authorizing the City of Milwaukee to enter into a federal funds subaward agreement with Harbor District, Inc. to accept and fund a sub-recipient grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for the installation of green infrastructure on South 1st Street from West Lincoln Avenue to South Chase Avenue as part of a City traffic safety and street repaving project, in the 12th and 14th Aldermanic Districts.
- 29 PAGE BREAK
- 30 THE FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 31 PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 19. An ordinance amending four air space leases with the Wisconsin Center District in North Vel R. Phillips Avenue, West Wells Street and West Kilbourn Avenue.
- 20. A substitute ordinance relating to the clawback of city pay during military training for city employees.
- 21. A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2025 rates of pay of offices and positions in the City Service.
- 22. A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2025 offices and positions in the City Service.
- 36 ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 23. Substitute resolution authorizing attendance at conventions, seminars and other travel.
- 24. Substitute resolution relative to acceptance and funding of the 2025-2026 Wisconsin Well Woman Program grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
- 25. Substitute resolution relative to acceptance and funding of the 2025-2026 Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
- 26. Substitute resolution relative to acceptance and funding of the 2025-2026 Cities Readiness Initiative grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
- 27. Substitute resolution amending Common Council File Number 241394 relative to gap financing for housing projects.
- 28. Substitute resolution amending and restating a service and benefits agreement between the City of Milwaukee and Wisconsin Center District.
- 29. Substitute resolution authorizing the issuance of up to $275,000,000 of school revenue anticipation notes, and a purpose for Direct Loan Notes, for the purpose of financing the operating budget of the Milwaukee Public Schools on an interim basis.
- 30. Resolution authorizing the Department of Administration to enter into a cooperative intergovernmental licensing agreement with the City of Wauwatosa for use of the City of Milwaukee’s Labor Compliance Reporting software.
- 45 PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
- 31. Communication from the Department of Employee Relations relating to classification studies scheduled for Fire and Police Commission action.
- 32. Substitute resolution approving an agreement between the City of Milwaukee and Flock Group Inc. for the provision of pole-mounted security cameras.
- 33. Communication from the Department of Employee Relations amending the Positions Ordinance relating to position authority for the positions of Budget and Fiscal Policy Analyst IV and Innovation Policy Analyst in the Department of Administration.
- 34. Communication from the Office of the Mayor and the Department of Public Works relating to the creation of a long-term, sustainable financing strategy for City infrastructure to reduce the growing backlog of poor-condition local roads as called for in Amendment 40B to the 2025 City Budget.
- 35. Communication from the Office of the Comptroller relating to the Report of Milwaukee Water Works On-site Safety and Health Assessments.
- 36. Communication from the Department of Employee Relations relating to classification studies scheduled for City Service Commission action.
- 37. Communication from the Department of Employee Relations amending the Salary and Positions Ordinances relating to clerical or administrative corrections.
- 38. Communication from the Zilber Foundation providing a status update on the City of Milwaukee's investment in the Bridge project.
- 39. Communication from the Department of Administration - Budget and Management Division amending the Positions Ordinance relating to position authority for positions in the Department of Public Works - Operations Division.
- 55 PAGE BREAK
- 56 THE JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 57 ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 40. Substitute resolution amending the City of Milwaukee’s State Legislative Package to express the City’s support for “The Wisconsin Innovation Network (WIN) Bill”.
- 41. Substitute resolution relative to various legislative bills.
- 42. Substitute resolution relating to the claim of Leonard Grant for property damage.
- 43. Substitute resolution relating to the claim of Tawanna Frazier for property damage.
- 61 Substitute resolution amending the City of Milwaukee’s State Legislative Package to express the City’s support for “The Wisconsin Innovation Network (WIN) Bill”.
- 44. Resolution authorizing settlement of claims in the lawsuit entitled Nakia Hollis, et al. v. City of Milwaukee, et al., U.S. District Court E.D. Wis. Case Number 23-CV-0413; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Case Number 25-1135.
- 45. Resolution authorizing payment to AT&T Services, Inc. (AMER-2502406-50-0034) C.I. File No. 1048-2025-758.
- 46. Resolution authorizing payment to Facelia Glover, C.I. File No. 1029-2025-272.
- 47. Substitute resolution relating to the claim of Edward Holmes for property damage.
- 48. Substitute Resolution amending the City of Milwaukee’s legislative package to include a provision urging the State of Wisconsin and the federal government to establish a program to encourage owners of multi-family properties to retrofit fire suppression systems.
- 67 PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
- 49. Resolution relating to the claim of Jose Garcia.
- 69 DISALLOWANCE AND INDEFINITE POSTPONEMENT OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 50. Resolution relating to the appeal of Eric LaRue for property damage.
- 70 Substitute Resolution amending the City of Milwaukee’s legislative package to include a provision urging the State of Wisconsin and the federal government to establish a program to encourage owners of multi-family properties to retrofit fire suppression systems.
- 71 PAGE BREAK
- 72 THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 73 PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 51. A substitute ordinance relating to exceptions to alternate side night parking requirements.
- 52. A substitute ordinance relating to residential trampolines.
- 53. An ordinance relating to parking controls.
- 54. An ordinance relating to traffic controls.
- 55. A substitute ordinance relating to the creation of a city hall campus emergency preparedness committee.
- 79 ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 79 A substitute ordinance relating to exceptions to alternate side night parking requirements.
- 56. Substitute resolution relative to acceptance and funding of the 2024-2025 SNAP-Ed grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
- 57. Substitute resolution relative to acceptance and funding of the 2025-2026 Communicable Disease Prevention Grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
- 58. Resolution approving the City of Milwaukee Vision Zero Action Plan.
- 83 PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
- 59. Communication from the Fire and Police Commission relating to Milwaukee Police Department Standard Operating Procedures.
- 85 PAGE BREAK
- 86 THE ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 87 PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 60. A substitute ordinance relating to zoning regulations for accessory dwelling units.
- 89 ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 61. Substitute resolution relating to a Minor Modification to the Detailed Planned Development known as Park Place, Stage 19 to allow additional signage on an existing building located at 11800 West Park Place, on the north side of West Park Place, south of West Lake Park Drive, in the 9th Aldermanic District.
- 62. Substitute resolution relating to a Minor Modification to the Detailed Planned Development known as Wisconsin Electric Valley Power Plant to allow a new water storage tank and enclosure of an existing safety shower on the property located at 1019 West Canal Street, on the south side of West Canal Street, west of North 6th Street, in the 8th Aldermanic District.
- 63. Substitute resolution relating to a Minor Modification to a Detailed Planned Development known as Brady USA, Inc. Phase 1 (f/k/a W.H. Brady Company Corporate Center) to allow changes the signage standards for monument signs on the property located at 6555 West Good Hope Road, on the south side of West Good Hope Road, west of North 60th Street, in the 9th Aldermanic District.
- 64. Resolution approving a Project Plan and a Development Agreement, authorizing expenditures and creating Tax Incremental District No. 124 (Harambee Homeownership Initiative), in the 6th Aldermanic District.
- 65. Substitute resolution authorizing the acceptance of unsolicited offers to purchase City owned vacant lots in the City of Milwaukee, for the construction of 59 new single-family homes within Tax Incremental District No. 124 (Harambee Homeownership Initiative), in the 6th Aldermanic District.
- 66. Substitute resolution relating to acceptance and funding of a Healthy Homes Production grant from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to the Department of Administration-Environmental Collaboration Office.
- 96 PAGE BREAK
- 97 THE COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
- 98 ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 67. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of a Talking Book and Braille Library Grant.
- 68. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of an Interlibrary Loan Services Grant.
- 69. Substitute resolution authorizing application for a Walmart Cyber Grant to support the 2025 Back to School Festival.
- 101 The following Steering and Rules Committee file was taken from committee:
- 70. Substitute resolution authorizing application for a Walmart Cyber Grant to support Bronzeville Week 2025.
- 102 Substitute resolution relating to the adoption of a new City flag.
- 71. Substitute resolution approving the HaRUNbee 5K Walk/Run for Healthy Birth Outcomes as part of Bronzeville Week 2025.
- 103 Substitute resolution relating to the adoption of a new City flag.
- 104 CONFIRMATION OF THE FOLLOWING:
- 104 Substitute resolution relating to the adoption of a new City flag.
- 72. Appointment of Timothy Baldwin to the Business Improvement District #8 by the Mayor. (6th Aldermanic District)
- 73. Appointment of Garan Chivinski to the Business Improvement District #26 by the Mayor. (10th Aldermanic District)
- 74. Appointment of Kerry Janovitch to the Business Improvement District #26 by the Mayor. (8th Aldermanic District)
- 108 PAGE BREAK
- 109 MATTERS FOR IMMEDIATE ADOPTION:
- 75. Resolution declaring the Fifth District Beautification Project to be an official City event and authorizing the acceptance and expenditure of contributions for this purpose.
- 76. Resolution approving final certified survey maps.