Common Council

City Hall, Common Council Chambers 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.

Agenda — 53 items

1. A. CALL TO ORDER
2. B. ROLL CALL
3. C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. D. PUBLIC HEARINGS
5. 1. Final resolution authorizing public improvement by replacement of private side lead water service laterals in various locations and levying special assessments against benefited properties. R-2026-3096
6. E. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
7. 7 The Common Council may receive information from members of the public during this 30-minute period. Each speaker must announce to the council his or her name and address, sign in at the podium, and limit comments to one statement of no more than 5 minutes. The council cannot take action on topics raised by speakers and will not discuss topics with speakers.
8. 8 PAGE BREAK
9. F. ANNOUNCEMENT OF RECESS MEETINGS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
10. 10 New and Previous Matters referred to Committees may be considered and acted upon by Committees during the Common Council recess. Unless otherwise announced during the meeting, the Standing Committees of the Common Council will meet during recess in the following rooms and in the following order: Art Gallery – Administration & Economic Development Common Council Chambers – Public Safety & Public Works The general public may contact the Committee Chair relative to an agenda item of interest that could be discussed or acted on during the recess meetings simultaneously occurring in different conference rooms. Additionally, if a member has interest in multiple agenda items which are scheduled for discussion or action during the recess meetings simultaneously occurring, they should contact the chair of the committee to inform of such interest.
11. G. MAYOR'S REPORT
12. H. ALDERPERSONS' REPORT
13. 14 Passed The Block Vote Approved Pass
14. I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
15. 2. March 10, 2026 Common Council Minutes. 2026-04837 Approved
16. J. STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS
17. K. ITEMS NOT REFERRED TO COMMITTEE (CONSENT AGENDA)
18. 3. Ordinance to amend parking restrictions near the intersection of West National Avenue, West Greenfield Avenue, and South 62nd Street. O-2026-0092 Passed Pass
19. 4. Ordinance amending the salary schedule relating to the retitling and reclassification of certain marketing, engineering, and forestry positions. O-2026-0093 Passed Pass
20. 5. Resolution relating to amending Policy P325 for PTO payout upon separation and for employees converting to the PTO system. R-2026-2872 Adopted Pass
21. 6. Resolution relating to amending Policy 1484 for alignment of non-represented public safety employee clothing allowances with the collective bargaining agreement. R-2026-2941 Adopted Pass
22. 7. Resolution to accept proposed national opioid settlement with Six Remnant Defendants. R-2026-2819 Adopted Pass
23. 8. Resolution approving a Neighborhood Small Grant Program Community Impact Grant to the Conrad Gardens Neighborhood Association of up to $1,000. R-2026-2931 Adopted Pass
24. 9. Resolution accepting the work of UPI Construction LLC for sanitary sewer relays and authorizing and directing settlement of said contract in accordance with contract terms of 2025 Project No. 13 for final payment of $9,751.00. R-2026-2642 Adopted Pass
25. 10. Resolution to grant an easement for We Energies to supply electric service for the streetlighting substation on W. National Ave. R-2026-3093 Adopted Pass
26. 11. Resolution granting a Privilege to Teamtam, LLC for property located at 1753 S. 68th St. (Tax Key No. 453-0752-002). R-2026-2870 Adopted Pass
27. 12. Resolution granting a Privilege to A. Bell Properties LLC for property located at 1911-15 S. 60th St. (Tax Key No. 475-0026-002). R-2026-2871 Adopted Pass
28. 13. Special Event and Temporary Public Entertainment Permit request for ArchWell Health, hosting a one-day event on April 15th, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., to be held at 7540 W. Oklahoma Ave. Applicant: Marcey Patterson (TEMP-26-4) 2026-04663 Approved Pass
29. 29 PAGE BREAK
30. 14. Claim by Denzel Vargas for civil rights violations that occurred on May 10th, 2025. 2026-04693 Referred Pass
31. 15. February 2026 Municipal Judge Report, consisting of all fines, costs, and fees collected by the City of West Allis in the sum of $119,594.39. 2026-04429 Placed on File Pass
32. L. COMMON COUNCIL RECESS
33. 33 PAGE BREAK
34. M. NEW AND PREVIOUS MATTERS
35. 35 ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
36. 16. Resolution to approve an operating agreement with Lime to allow short-term commercial rental of electric scooters to the general public. R-2026-2957 Adopted Pass
37. 17. Resolution to approve the content and authorizing the implementation and execution of the 2026 comprehensive Resident Survey. R-2026-2799 Adopted Pass
38. 18. Proposed settlement offer regarding FLSA classification for fire battalion chief position. 2026-04772 Heard in Closed Session
39. 39 For agenda item #18, the Administration Committee may convene in closed session pursuant to the provisions of Wis. Stat. Section 19.85(1)(g) for the purpose of conferring with legal counsel for the governmental body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved. The Administration Committee may reconvene in open session after completion of the closed session to consider the balance of the agenda
40. 40 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
41. 19. Resolution to approve the bid of LaLonde Contractors, Inc. for street construction at W. Mitchell St. from S. 56th St. to S 60th St. in the amount of $3,954,921.08. R-2026-3208 Adopted Pass
42. 20. Final resolution authorizing public improvement by replacement of private side lead water service laterals in various locations and levying special assessments against benefited properties. R-2026-3096 Adopted Pass
43. 44 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
44. 21. New Class B Beer / Class C Wine License application for Murko West Allis, LLC d/b/a The Picklr West Allis, 2550 S. 108th St. Agent: Christopher Murray. (ALC-26-6) 2026-04692 Approved Pass
45. 22. New Class B Tavern License & Public Entertainment Premise application for Blaque Bar Bites Wisconsin LLC, d/b/a Blaque Bar & Bites, 9105 W. Lincoln Ave. Agent: Jennifer Pierce. (ALC-26-5) 2026-04701 Denied Pass
46. 23. New Class B Tavern License application for SBT BBQ, LLC, d/b/a Double B’s BBQ, 7412 W. Greenfield Ave. Agent: Wesley Tarr. (ALC-26-7) 2026-04852 Approved Pass
47. 24. New Class B Tavern and Public Entertainment License for Rupena’s Inc DBA Rupena’s Fine Foods, 7641 W. Beloit Rd. Agent: Maria Rupena. (ALC-26-4) 2026-03556 Postponed Pass
48. 25. Resolution creating Tax Incremental District No. 22, approving its project plan, and establishing its boundaries. R-2026-2873 Adopted Pass
49. 51 PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
50. 26. Change of Agent for a Class B Tavern license for Bourbon Bar and Grilled, 6300 W. Lincoln Ave. New Agent: Amalia Godoy Barrios (COA-22) 2026-04797 Approved Pass
51. 27. Renewal application of a Class B Tavern and Public Entertainment License for Bourbon Bar and Grilled, 6300 W. Lincoln Ave. Agent: Deisy Godoy. (ALC-24-4) 2025-4356 Approved Pass
52. 28. Discussion regarding ramp closures and detour routes relating to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Interstate 94 East-West construction project. 2026-04778
53. N. ADJOURNMENT

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