MKE COMMUNITY IMPACT COMMITTEE
TL;DR
This was a procedural agenda for the MKE Community Impact Committee meeting scheduled for October 8, 2026. The agenda focused on establishing processes for managing and allocating Community Impact Funds, including setting timelines, determining fund purposes, creating allocation methods, and developing a rulebook for Common Council approval. No decisions were recorded in this agenda document itself.
Key Decisions
- Review of September 22, 2026 meeting minutes Scheduled for approval
- Work group updates and recommendations Scheduled for committee review and possible approval
- Timeline establishment for Community Impact Funds process Scheduled for discussion and possible motions
- Community Impact Funds allocation method and purposes Scheduled for discussion, review, and possible recommendations
- Final rulebook development and Common Council presentation Scheduled for discussion and possible motions
Agenda
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- Call to order.
- Roll call.
- Review and approval of the previous meeting minutes from September 22, 2026.
- Public comments and/or announcements.
- Updates, discussion, recommendations, and/or motions from work groups for the full committee's review and/or approval.
- Discussion, review, recommendations, and/or motions on setting a timeline.
- Discussion, review, recommendations, and/or motions on setting aside MKE Community Impact Funds and their purposes.
- Discussion, review, recommendations, and/or motions on devising a method to allocate MKE Community Impact Funds.
- Discussion, review, recommendations, and/or motions on a final rulebook and presenting to the Common Council.
- Items for future agenda(s).
- Set meeting frequency and next meeting date(s) and time(s).
- Adjournment.
- Meeting materials for this and past meetings can be found within the following file:
- 251987 Communication relating to the activities of the MKE Community Impact Committee.Communication
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