COMMON COUNCIL

Agenda

1. PAGE BREAK
2. COMMENDATORY AND CONDOLATORY RESOLUTIONS
3. 1. Communication from the City Clerk relating to various commendatory/condolatory resolutions to be acknowledged and affirmed by the Common Council.
   Communication
4. Untitled item
5. THE LICENSES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
6. APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING:
7. 2. Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relating to licenses.
   Motion
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9. THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
10. APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING:
11. 3. Motion relating to the recommendations of the Public Works Committee relating to licenses.
    Motion
12. PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
13. 4. A substitute ordinance relating to fines for the theft or destruction of copper cables and wires.
    Ordinance
14. ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
15. 5. Substitute resolution relating to the prevention of electrical wire theft.
    Resolution
16. 6. Substitute resolution directing the Department of Public Works to establish a reward program for individuals who provide information relating to the theft of electrical wires.
    Resolution
17. 7. Resolution directing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute a document titled “2nd Revision State/Municipal Agreement for a State-Let Highway Project” with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for the programming, design, real estate acquisition, and construction of West Appleton Avenue (STH 175) from West Burleigh Street to STH 181, and to set up additional funds for design engineering at an estimated total cost of $150,000 with an estimated City share of $37,500 and a grantor share of $112,500.
    Resolution
18. 8. Resolution directing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute a document titled “State/Municipal Financial Agreement and State/Municipal Maintenance Agreement for a State-Let Highway Project” with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for street lighting work and five sanitary manholes adjustment/seal replacement as non-participating utility items within the City of Milwaukee city limit on project Kearney Street between 72nd Street and 76th Street as part of the WisDOT project, and to set up funds for construction at an estimated total cost of $87,920 with 100 percent City share.
    Resolution
19. 9. Resolution directing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute a document titled “State/Municipal Financial Agreement for a State-Let Highway Project” with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for the programming, design, and construction of South 27th Street (STH 241) from Howard Avenue to the UPRR, and to set up funds for design engineering at an estimated total cost of $200,000 with an estimated City share of $50,000 and a grantor share of $150,000.
    Resolution
20. 10. Resolution directing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute a document titled “1st Revision State/Municipal Agreement for a State-Let Highway Project” with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for the programming, design, real estate acquisition, and construction of West Appleton Avenue (STH 175) from West Lisbon Avenue to West Burleigh Street, and to set up additional funds for design engineering at an estimated total cost of $650,000 with an estimated City share of $162,500 and a grantor share of $487,500; and to set up funds for real estate acquisition at an estimated total cost of $505,000 with an estimated City share of $0 and a grantor share of $505,000.
    Resolution
21. 11. Resolution directing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute a document titled “State/Municipal Financial Agreement for a State-Let Highway Project” with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for the programming, design, real estate acquisition, and construction of West Capitol Drive (STH 190) from North 35th Street to the Milwaukee River, and to set up funds for design engineering at an estimated total cost of $2,570,000 with an estimated City share of $642,500 and a grantor share of $1,927,500; and to set up funds for real estate acquisition at an estimated cost of $110,000 with an estimated City share of $0 and a grantor share of $110,000.
    Resolution
22. 12. Resolution authorizing the Commissioner of Public Works to execute Project Agreements titled “State/Municipal Agreement for an Infrastructure Transportation Alternatives Program Project” with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and to set up design engineering at a total estimated cost of $688,549 with an estimated City of Milwaukee share of $137,709, and a grantor share of $550,840 for two projects.
    Resolution
23. 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 $530,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $2,285,000.
    Resolution
24. 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 $380,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $1,315,000.
    Resolution
25. 15. Substitute resolution approving construction of nonassessable public improvements at various locations and appropriating funds for these purposes with the City construction cost estimated to be $690,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $3,185,000.
    Resolution
26. 16. Substitute resolution authorizing area-wide and scattered sites sidewalk replacement at various areas and appropriating funds for these purposes with the city construction cost estimated to be $1,670,000 for a total estimated cost of these projects being $1,685,000.
    Resolution
27. 17. Resolution providing for continuance of deferred payment of assessments for worthy indigent resident property owners, and appropriating funds for this purpose with the 2026 City cost to be $527.83 with a ten year total of the deferred properties being $7,480.40.
    Resolution
28. 18. Resolution authorizing the Department of Public Works - Milwaukee Water Works to execute a second amendment to extend the intergovernmental cooperation agreement between the City of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Public Schools for the School to Work Transition Program.
    Resolution
29. CONFIRMATION OF THE FOLLOWING:
30. 19. Appointment of Aaron Moriak to the Public Transportation, Utilities and Waterways Review Board by the Common Council President.
    Appointment
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32. THE FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
33. REFERRED WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION
34. 20. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of a 2026-2027 High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program grant.
    Resolution
35. 21. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of a BioWatch Grant Program Grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
    Resolution
36. PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
37. 22. A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2026 rates of pay of offices and positions in the City Service.
    Ordinance
38. 23. A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2026 offices and positions in the City Service.
    Ordinance
39. 24. A substitute charter ordinance relating to contracts for automated license plate reader technology.
    Charter Ordinance
40. 25. A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2027 rates of pay of offices and positions in the City Service.
    Ordinance
41. 26. A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2027 offices and positions in the City Service.
    Ordinance
42. ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
43. 27. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of the 2026-27 Epidemiology & Lab Capacity National Wastewater Surveillance System grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
    Resolution
44. 28. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of the 2026-2027 Preventive Health Grant from the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
    Resolution
45. 29. Resolution relating to the acceptance and funding of the 2027 Family Planning Grant from the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
    Resolution
46. 30. Substitute resolution authorizing attendance at conventions, seminars and other travel.
    Resolution
47. PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
48. 31. A substitute resolution authorizing the implementation of the UnitedHealthcare NexusACO program for the City of Milwaukee health plan.
    Resolution
49. 32. Communication from the Department of Employee Relations amending the Salary and Positions Ordinances relating to clerical or administrative corrections.
    Communication
50. PAGE BREAK
51. THE JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
52. PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
53. 33. A substitute ordinance relating to revisions of various provisions of the code for purposes of correcting errors, clarifying language, eliminating obsolete provisions, and updating references.
    Ordinance
54. ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
55. 34. Resolution cancelling real estate taxes levied against certain parcels bearing tax key numbers on the 2025 tax roll, plus interest applicable to date of repayment, if appropriate.
    Resolution
56. 35. Resolution authorizing settlement of claims in the lawsuit entitled Jacob Enriquez v. City of Milwaukee et al.
    Resolution
57. 36. Substitute resolution relating to settlement agreement indemnification provisions.
    Resolution
58. 37. Substitute resolution authorizing the Office of the City Attorney to retain outside counsel to prepare and pursue civil litigation in matters involving toxic exposure.
    Resolution
59. PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
60. 38. Communication from the City Attorney relating to prospective litigation settlement agreements.
    Communication
61. DISALLOWANCE AND INDEFINITE POSTPONEMENT OF THE FOLLOWING:
62. 39. Resolution relating to the claim by AT&T Mobility LLC.
    Resolution
63. 40. Resolution relating to the claim by El Greco, Inc./John Gliatis.
    Resolution
64. 41. Resolution relating to the claim by Luis Hernandez Lopez.
    Resolution
65. 42. Resolution relating to the claim of Detra Rodgers.
    Resolution
66. 43. Resolution relating to the claim of Greater Milwaukee Auto Auction.
    Resolution
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68. THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
69. PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
70. 44. An ordinance relating to parking controls.
    Ordinance
71. 45. An ordinance relating to traffic controls.
    Ordinance
72. 46. Substitute ordinance relating to the City Hall Campus Emergency Preparedness Committee.
    Ordinance
73. 47. An ordinance relating to locations where selling articles from parked vehicles is prohibited.
    Ordinance
74. ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
75. 48. Resolution authorizing the Commissioner of Health to enter into an agreement with the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services to place dedicated staff in the Health Department for emergency preparedness support.
    Resolution
76. 49. Resolution amending Common Council File Number 251845 relating to the acceptance and funding of the 2026-2027 STD Infertility Prevention Grant from the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
    Resolution
77. 50. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of the 2026-2027 Women, Infants and Children’s Breast Feeding Peer Counseling Grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
    Resolution
78. 51. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of a FY2025 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program - Local Solicitation grant.
    Resolution
79. 52. Resolution relating to acceptance and funding of a U.S. Department of Justice FY2026 COPS Technology and Equipment Program (Congressionally Directed Spending) grant.
    Resolution
80. PLACING ON FILE THE FOLLOWING:
81. 53. Communication from the Fire and Police Commission relating to Standard Operating Procedures.
    Communication
82. 54. Communication relating to the report and recommendations of the City Hall Campus Emergency Preparedness Committee.
    Communication
83. PAGE BREAK
84. THE ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
85. PASSAGE OF THE FOLLOWING:
86. 55. A substitute ordinance relating to the change in zoning from General Planned Development known as Bookends to a Detailed Planned Development known as Zenith to allow the construction of a multi-family residential building at 711 East Kilbourn Avenue and 822 North Van Buren Street, on the east side of North Van Buren Street, south of East Kilbourn Avenue, in the 4th Aldermanic District.
    Ordinance
87. ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
88. 56. Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development to work with various City agencies and outside experts and stakeholders to recommend policies and regulations to prevent negative environmental, neighborhood, and community impacts of data processing centers.
    Resolution
89. 57. Substitute resolution relating to the creation of a data center dashboard.
    Resolution
90. 58. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 1241A West Scott Street, in the 12th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
91. 59. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 1628-30 North 24th Street, in the 15th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
92. 60. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 1810 West Fairmount Avenue, in the 1st Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
93. 61. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 1960B South 7th Street, in the 12th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
94. 62. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 6930B North Raintree Drive, in the 9th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
95. 63. Substitute resolution approving Amendment No. 5 to the Project Plan and authorizing expenditures for Tax Incremental District No. 70 (735 N Water), in the 4th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
96. 64. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 1116 West Scott Street, in the 12th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
97. 65. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 4450 North 37th Street, in the 7th Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
98. 66. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 2754A North 12th Street, in the 15 Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
99. 67. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 2543-45 North 36th Street, in the 15 Aldermanic District.
    Resolution
100. 68. Resolution authorizing the sale-back to former owners of the City-owned tax-deeded property located at 2318 West Maple Street, in the 8th Aldermanic District.
     Resolution
101. 69. Resolution authorizing the Commissioner of City Development to execute an agreement relating to the development and public use of accessory dwelling unit design packages.
     Resolution
102. PAGE BREAK
103. THE COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
104. ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING:
105. 70. Substitute resolution relating to a Youth Council anti-nicotine scholarship contest.
     Resolution
106. 71. Substitute resolution authorizing the expenditure of funds for the Fifth District Thanksgiving Giveaway.
     Resolution
107. CONFIRMATION OF THE FOLLOWING:
108. 72. Reappointment of Steve Bartelt to the Business Improvement District #21 by the Mayor. (4th Aldermanic District)
     Appointment
109. 73. Appointment of Cristian Flores to the Business Improvement District #32 by the Mayor. (15th Aldermanic District)
     Appointment
110. Untitled item
111. MATTERS FOR IMMEDIATE ADOPTION:
112. 74. Resolution approving final certified survey maps.
     Resolution-Immediate Adoption