ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Room 301-B, City Hall

Agenda — 31 items

1. 1. Reappointment of Willie Smith to the City Plan Commission by the Mayor. (4th Aldermanic District) RECOMMENDED FOR CONFIRMATION Pass ▶ jump to 0:35
2. 1 Meeting convened at 9:12 a.m. ▶ jump to 0:04
3. 2. Reappointment of Tarik Moody to the City Plan Commission by the Mayor. (3rd Aldermanic District) RECOMMENDED FOR CONFIRMATION Pass ▶ jump to 1:28
4. 3. Reappointment of Stephanie Bloomingdale to the City Plan Commission by the Mayor. (3rd Aldermanic District) RECOMMENDED FOR CONFIRMATION Pass ▶ jump to 2:15
5. 4. A substitute ordinance relating to reviews for potential environmental contamination prior to the issuance of occupancy certificates. SUBSTITUTED Pass ▶ jump to 3:16
6. 5. Resolution authorizing the Department of Neighborhood Services to expend American Rescue Plan Act funds from the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration for the Northridge Mall Demolition and Redevelopment Program. SUBSTITUTED Pass ▶ jump to 52:52
7. 6. Resolution approving Amendment No. 1 to the Project Plan for Tax Incremental District No. 94, (1st and Becher), in the 14th Aldermanic District. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 32:52
8. 6 A substitute ordinance relating to reviews for potential environmental contamination prior to the issuance of occupancy certificates. RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE Pass
9. 7. A substitute ordinance relating to the change in zoning from Single-Family Residential, RS6, to Multi-Family Residential, RM2, to allow multi-family residential development on the south portion of 6090-98 North 35th Street, located on the east side of North 35th Street, north of West Florist Avenue, in the 1st Aldermanic District. RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE Pass ▶ jump to 88:42
10. 8. A substitute ordinance relating to the change in zoning from Two-Family Residential, RT4, to a Detailed Planned Development known as St. Matthews Residence to allow multi-family residential development at 2953-2979 North 8th Street, located on the south side of West Chambers Street, west of North 8th Street, in the 6th Aldermanic District. RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE Pass ▶ jump to 95:37
11. 8 Resolution authorizing the Department of Neighborhood Services to expend American Rescue Plan Act funds from the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration for the Northridge Mall Demolition and Redevelopment Program. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass
12. 9. Substitute resolution authorizing the sale of the City-owned mixed-use tax-deed parcel at 3700-02 North Teutonia Avenue and the vacant lot at 3706 North Teutonia Avenue, in the 6th Aldermanic District. SUBSTITUTED Pass ▶ jump to 135:20
13. 10. Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development and Assessor's Office to work with the Department of Administration, Mayor's Office, and other relevant parties to redesign the City’s PILOT program. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 138:53
14. 11. Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development and the Department of Neighborhood Services, as well as any other relevant departments, to develop a plan for the utilization of the City’s vacant lots. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 142:59
15. 12. Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development and the Department of Neighborhood Services to study the use of shipping containers for commercial and residential purposes. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 144:05
16. 13. Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development, the Department of Neighborhood Services, the City Clerk’s Office License Division, and any other relevant City departments, to develop and present a plan for a one-stop-shop for business owners in need of different city approvals. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 145:05
17. 13 Substitute resolution authorizing the sale of the City-owned mixed-use tax-deed parcel at 3700-02 North Teutonia Avenue and the vacant lot at 3706 North Teutonia Avenue, in the 6th Aldermanic District. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass
18. 14. Substitute resolution directing the Department of Neighborhood Services to prioritize spending of at least $600,000 of demolition funding on areas of concentrated blight. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 148:33
19. 15. Substitute resolution directing the Department of Neighborhood Services to delay filling Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee-related inspector positions until vacant inspector positions are underfilled. RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION Pass ▶ jump to 149:34
20. 16 The following files may be placed on file as no longer necessary:
21. 16. Communication relating to the 2023 activities of the Bronzeville Advisory Committee. RECOMMENDED FOR PLACING ON FILE Pass
22. 17. Communication relating to the 2023 activities of the Granville Advisory Committee. RECOMMENDED FOR PLACING ON FILE Pass
23. 18. Communication relating to the 2023 activities of the Joint Committee on the Redevelopment of Abandoned and Foreclosed Homes. RECOMMENDED FOR PLACING ON FILE Pass
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29. 24 Meeting adjourned at 11:45 a.m. Chris Lee, Staff Assistant Council Records Section City Clerk's Office
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