Common Council — Green Bay, WI
Date: 2026-04-21
Time: 18:00

AGENDA OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
 TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026, 6:00 PM
 In person at City Hall, Room 203 - Council Chambers.
 Virtual attendance also available via Zoom.
 AMENDED


A. Zoom Meeting Information.
 1. Join Zoom Meeting Online:
 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89274696903

 Or call in by phone: +1 312 626 6799
 Meeting ID: 892 7469 6903
 Passcode: 209710

 If you wish to leave a comment for this public meeting, please fill out the online Comment
 Form and submit by 3:00 PM on Council meeting day. More detailed Zoom Instructions can
 be found online.
B. Roll Call.
 1. Alders: Jennifer Grant (District 1), Jim Hutchison (District 2), Bill Morgan (District 3), Jon
 Shelton (District 4), Doug Orlowski (District 5), Joey Prestley (District 6), Alyssa Proffit
 (District 7), Jim Ridderbush (District 8), Ben DeBaker (District 9), Ben Delie (District 10),
 Melinda Eck (District 11), Kathy Hinkfuss (District 12).
C. Pledge of Allegiance.
D. Invocation.
E. Alders' Oath of Office
F. Election of Common Council President.
G. Election of Common Council Vice President.
H. Approval of Minutes.


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April 21, 2026
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 1. Approval of the minutes from the March 17, 2026 meeting.
I. Approval of the Agenda.
 1. Approval of the agenda for the Tuesday, April 21, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.
J. Report by the Mayor.
K. Announcements.
L. Recognitions and Awards.
M. Appointments.
 1. Reappointments:

 Board of Review
 Ron Antonneau, 3589 Nicolet Dr., Green Bay, WI 54311
 Term to expire: February 1, 2031

 Standing Committees

 Protection and Policy
 Alyssa Proffitt
 Bill Morgan
 Doug Orlowski
 Jim Hutchison

 Personnel and Finance
 Jon Shelton
 Joey Prestley
 Kathy Hinkfuss
 Jennifer Grant

 Parks and Improvement & Services
 Melinda Eck
 Ben DeBaker
 Jim Ridderbush
 Ben Delie

 Boards and Commissions

 Annexation Commission
 Jennifer Grant

 CDBG Revolving Loan Committee
 Bill Morgan

 Ethics Board
 Kathy Hinkfuss

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 Green Bay Plan Commission
 Jim Hutchison

 Green Bay Public Arts Commission
 Alyssa Proffitt

 Landmarks
 Jim Hutchison

 Redevelopment Authority
 Kathy Hinkfuss

 Sustainability Commission
 Joey Prestley

 Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission
 Ben Delie

 Transit Commission
 Alyssa Proffitt

 Water Commission
 Bill Morgan

 Equal Rights Commission
 Jon Shelton

 Ad Hoc Facilities Committee
 Jim Hutchison
 Melinda Eck



N. Ordinances - Second Reading for Adoption.
 1. General Ordinance No. 08-26
 An ordinance amending section 28-37, Green Bay Municipal Code, relating to Parks and
 Recreation violations.
O. Report of the Redevelopment Authority (April 14, 2026).
 1. To approve a resolution authorizing the submittal of a WEDC Community Development
 Investment (CDI) grant application for the redevelopment of the Fire Station Flats site on
 South Broadway.
 2. To approve Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC for
 the redevelopment of 227 N. Quincy Street, 221 N. Quincy Street, 624 Pine Street, 618 Pine
 Street, 616 Pine Street, and 605 Cherry Street, and authorizing the City to approve

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 agreements required by the Developer's lender for financing purposes, subject to final legal
 review.
 The Authority may convene in closed session pursuant to Sections 19.85(1)(e), Wis. Stats., for purposes of deliberating or negotiating the sale of
 public properties, investing of public funds or conducting other specified public business as necessary for competitive or bargaining reasons. The
 Authority may thereafter reconvene in open session pursuant to Section 19.85(2), Wis. Stats., to report the results of the closed session and
 consider the balance of the agenda.

 3. To approve the Department of Public Works to approve the award of a professional survey,
 design, and bidding services contract for the Grandview Industrial Park to Ayres Associates
 in the amount of $140,015.
 4. To approve the purchase of 1803 Shawano Ave. Parcel: 6-258-B
P. Report of the Improvement & Services Committee (April 15, 2026).
 1. To hold the request by Ald. Prestley (District 6) to reduce charges for damage to a traffic
 light controller levied against Ayan Ahmed. (PC-26-04)
 2. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to update City of Green Bay
 Ordinance Chapter 40.37 to document approved 2026 parking citation rates.
 3. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award 2026-2027 Material
 Testing Contract to ECS Midwest, LLC.
 4. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award the Hauling, Disposal, and
 Mobilization of Contaminated Soil services to Best Enterprises LLC in the amount of
 $61,769.90.
 5. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to enter into a Master
 Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay.
 6. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to grant licenses for:

 1. Sidewalk Builder
 a. Bryan McEwen Concrete LLC
 b. DeGroot Concrete LLC
 c. J.C. Santy Construction LLC
 d. Ruesch Management, Inc.
 e. KPC Concrete Contractors LLC
 f. Utility Traffic & Restoration LLC
 g. Craftsman Concrete LLC
 h. Quinn & Sons Concrete Construction LLC
 i. Loch Construction Co., Inc.
 j. Precision Flatwork
 k. Douglas J. Maurer Concrete LLC
 l. In The Countryside Concrete LLC
 m. Patriot Concrete LLC
 n. Milis Flatwork

 2. Brush Trimmer
 a. R&J Tree Service, Inc.


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 b. Treeo’s Tree Service, Inc.

 7. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award ASPHALT PAVING 2026
 to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. in the amount of $813,559.00.
 8. Informational: Report the award of contract BRIDGE 1-26 MAIN STREET BRIDGE B-5-311
 (STRUCTURAL REHABILITATION PHASE 1) to Lunda Construction in the amount of
 $1,403,326.20.
Q. Report of the Protection & Policy Committee (March 23, 2026).
 1. To approve a "Class B" liquor license for Aldo's Pizza at 1247 Velp Ave with a premise
 description of "dining room, full kitchen, walk-in cooler, storage room, records upstairs".
 2. No recommendation on an appeal for a denial of an excess animal permit for Diana Krause
 and Dan Tilot at 2566 Remington Ct. (Returning from 3/9 P&P)
 3. To approve an appeal on an Operator's license by Todd Wood.
 4. To approve a limited expansion of licensed premises for State St Pub at 1238 State St with a
 premise description of: "parking lot" for the following dates 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 6/27, 7/2, 7/9,
 7/16, 7/23, 7/24, 7/30, 8/6, 9/11 and 9/12.
R. Report of the Green Bay Police Department Granting Operator Licenses.
 1. Report of the Green Bay Police Department granting Operator Licenses
S. Report of the Plan Commission (March 23 & April 13, 2026).
 1. To approve the Downtown Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for
 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 2. To approve the Olde Main Street Business Improvement District's year-end financial
 reporting for 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 3. To approve the Broadway Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for
 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 4. To approve the Military Avenue Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting
 for 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 5. To approve a request to amend the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan for 1696
 Janice Avenue from future Multifamily Residential land use to Low Density Residential land
 use. (CPA 26-02 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).
 6. To approve a request to rezone property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied
 Density Residential (R3) to Low-Density Residential (R1). (ZP 26-04 Public Hearing held
 March 23, 2026).
 7. To approve a request for a Planned Unit Development for a Library, Other Semi-Public Uses
 and surface parking for property located at 515 S Pine Street and 201 N Monroe Avenue.
 (ZP 26-03 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).

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 8. To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for a building to exceed
 maximum height requirements for property located in a PI Public Institutional zoned district
 at 511 S Oneida Street. (ZP 26-05 Public Hearing held April 13, 2026).
 9. To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an accessory dwelling unit
 on an R1 Low-Density Residential zoned parcel at 123 Joan Avenue. (ZP 26-06 Public
 Hearing held April 13, 2026).
T. Report of the Park Committee (April 15, 2026).
 1. To approve the request by staff to designate a premier parking area at Bay Beach
 Amusement Park, implementing a premier parking fee of $7 per day.
 2. To approve naming rights for the new train depot to the primary donor of the new train
 project at Bay Beach Amusement Park.
 3. To approve the request by Wisconsin Public Service for a 12' wide permanent utility
 easement located on the new Beaver Dam Park property, running along the east side of the
 newly constructed Hinkle Street.
 4. To adopt a resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.
U. Report of the Personnel Committee (April 14, 2026).
 1. To approve reclassification of the vacant Traffic Manager position.
V. Report of the Public Arts Commission (April 15, 2026).
 1. To approve the revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program
W. Report of the Sustainability Commission (March 18, 2026).
 1. Informational: Work Group Reports
 2. Informational: Energize Green Bay Campaign Wrap-Up presentation slides.
X. Committee of the Whole
 1. For consideration and possible action on the request by the Department of Public Works to
 approve and grant a Sidewalk Builder license to Global Concrete LLC, subject to approval by
 the Risk Manager.
Y. Informational.
 1. Municipal Court Report--March
 2. Building Report for March 2026
 3. Presentation from Homeless Outreach Case Coordinators
Z. Resolutions.
 1. Resolution Authorizing a Conditional Use Permit at 123 Joan Avenue (ZP 26-06)
 2. Resolution authorizing a Conditional Use Permit at 511 S. Oneida Street (ZP 26-05)

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 3. Resolution drawing final orders to contractors for April 21, 2026
 4. Resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.
 5. Resolution Ordering Repair and Replacement of Sidewalks for 2026.
 6. Resolution authorizing the submission of a Community Development Investment Grant
 application for 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt
 Street.
AA. Ordinances - First Reading.
 1. Miscellaneous Ordinance No. 02-26
 An ordinance adopting an amendment to the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan
 of the City of Green Bay related to the property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from
 Multifamily Residential to Low Density Residential (CPA 26-02)
 2. Zoning Ordinance No. 02-26
 An ordinance rezoning the property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied Density
 Residential (R3) to Low Density Residential (R1) (ZP 26-04)
 3. Zoning Ordinance No. 03-26
 An ordinance zoning land located at 201 N Monroe Avenue and 515 Pine Street as a Planned
 Unit Development District (ZP 26-03)
 4. General Ordinance No. 09-26
 An ordinance amending Section 40-37(1), Green Bay Municipal Code, Relating to Penalties
 for Parking Violations
BB. Adjournment.
 1. Next Meeting: May 5, 2026
 2. Adjournment of the Tuesday, April 21, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.




 1) SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION: The Video of this meeting, Agenda, Agenda Packet, and Minutes are available
 online at www.greenbaywi.gov/Meetings.
 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Any person wishing to attend who requires special accommodation because of a disability,
 should contact the City Safety Manager at 920-448-3125 at least 48 hours before the scheduled meeting time so
 that arrangements can be made.
 3) QUORUM: Please take notice that a majority or quorum of the Common Council will attend this committee
 meeting and will constitute a meeting of the Common Council for purposes of discussion and information
 gathering relative to this agenda.
 4) REPRESENTATION: The party requesting the communication, or their representative, should be present at this
 meeting.




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AGENDA OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
 TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026, 6:00 PM
 In person at City Hall, Room 203 - Council Chambers.
 Virtual attendance also available via Zoom.
 AMENDED


A. Zoom Meeting Information.
 1. Join Zoom Meeting Online:
 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89274696903

 Or call in by phone: +1 312 626 6799
 Meeting ID: 892 7469 6903
 Passcode: 209710

 If you wish to leave a comment for this public meeting, please fill out the online Comment
 Form and submit by 3:00 PM on Council meeting day. More detailed Zoom Instructions can
 be found online.
B. Roll Call.
 1. Alders: Jennifer Grant (District 1), Jim Hutchison (District 2), Bill Morgan (District 3), Jon
 Shelton (District 4), Doug Orlowski (District 5), Joey Prestley (District 6), Alyssa Proffit
 (District 7), Jim Ridderbush (District 8), Ben DeBaker (District 9), Ben Delie (District 10),
 Melinda Eck (District 11), Kathy Hinkfuss (District 12).
C. Pledge of Allegiance.
D. Invocation.
E. Alders' Oath of Office
F. Election of Common Council President.
G. Election of Common Council Vice President.
H. Approval of Minutes.


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April 21, 2026
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 1. Approval of the minutes from the March 17, 2026 meeting.
I. Approval of the Agenda.
 1. Approval of the agenda for the Tuesday, April 21, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.
J. Report by the Mayor.
K. Announcements.
L. Recognitions and Awards.
M. Appointments.
 1. Reappointments:

 Board of Review
 Ron Antonneau, 3589 Nicolet Dr., Green Bay, WI 54311
 Term to expire: February 1, 2031

 Standing Committees

 Protection and Policy
 Alyssa Proffitt
 Bill Morgan
 Doug Orlowski
 Jim Hutchison

 Personnel and Finance
 Jon Shelton
 Joey Prestley
 Kathy Hinkfuss
 Jennifer Grant

 Parks and Improvement & Services
 Melinda Eck
 Ben DeBaker
 Jim Ridderbush
 Ben Delie

 Boards and Commissions

 Annexation Commission
 Jennifer Grant

 CDBG Revolving Loan Committee
 Bill Morgan

 Ethics Board
 Kathy Hinkfuss

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 Green Bay Plan Commission
 Jim Hutchison

 Green Bay Public Arts Commission
 Alyssa Proffitt

 Landmarks
 Jim Hutchison

 Redevelopment Authority
 Kathy Hinkfuss

 Sustainability Commission
 Joey Prestley

 Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission
 Ben Delie

 Transit Commission
 Alyssa Proffitt

 Water Commission
 Bill Morgan

 Equal Rights Commission
 Jon Shelton

 Ad Hoc Facilities Committee
 Jim Hutchison
 Melinda Eck



N. Ordinances - Second Reading for Adoption.
 1. General Ordinance No. 08-26
 An ordinance amending section 28-37, Green Bay Municipal Code, relating to Parks and
 Recreation violations.
O. Report of the Redevelopment Authority (April 14, 2026).
 1. To approve a resolution authorizing the submittal of a WEDC Community Development
 Investment (CDI) grant application for the redevelopment of the Fire Station Flats site on
 South Broadway.
 2. To approve Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC for
 the redevelopment of 227 N. Quincy Street, 221 N. Quincy Street, 624 Pine Street, 618 Pine
 Street, 616 Pine Street, and 605 Cherry Street, and authorizing the City to approve

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 agreements required by the Developer's lender for financing purposes, subject to final legal
 review.
 The Authority may convene in closed session pursuant to Sections 19.85(1)(e), Wis. Stats., for purposes of deliberating or negotiating the sale of
 public properties, investing of public funds or conducting other specified public business as necessary for competitive or bargaining reasons. The
 Authority may thereafter reconvene in open session pursuant to Section 19.85(2), Wis. Stats., to report the results of the closed session and
 consider the balance of the agenda.

 3. To approve the Department of Public Works to approve the award of a professional survey,
 design, and bidding services contract for the Grandview Industrial Park to Ayres Associates
 in the amount of $140,015.
 4. To approve the purchase of 1803 Shawano Ave. Parcel: 6-258-B
P. Report of the Improvement & Services Committee (April 15, 2026).
 1. To hold the request by Ald. Prestley (District 6) to reduce charges for damage to a traffic
 light controller levied against Ayan Ahmed. (PC-26-04)
 2. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to update City of Green Bay
 Ordinance Chapter 40.37 to document approved 2026 parking citation rates.
 3. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award 2026-2027 Material
 Testing Contract to ECS Midwest, LLC.
 4. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award the Hauling, Disposal, and
 Mobilization of Contaminated Soil services to Best Enterprises LLC in the amount of
 $61,769.90.
 5. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to enter into a Master
 Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay.
 6. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to grant licenses for:

 1. Sidewalk Builder
 a. Bryan McEwen Concrete LLC
 b. DeGroot Concrete LLC
 c. J.C. Santy Construction LLC
 d. Ruesch Management, Inc.
 e. KPC Concrete Contractors LLC
 f. Utility Traffic & Restoration LLC
 g. Craftsman Concrete LLC
 h. Quinn & Sons Concrete Construction LLC
 i. Loch Construction Co., Inc.
 j. Precision Flatwork
 k. Douglas J. Maurer Concrete LLC
 l. In The Countryside Concrete LLC
 m. Patriot Concrete LLC
 n. Milis Flatwork

 2. Brush Trimmer
 a. R&J Tree Service, Inc.


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 b. Treeo’s Tree Service, Inc.

 7. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award ASPHALT PAVING 2026
 to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. in the amount of $813,559.00.
 8. Informational: Report the award of contract BRIDGE 1-26 MAIN STREET BRIDGE B-5-311
 (STRUCTURAL REHABILITATION PHASE 1) to Lunda Construction in the amount of
 $1,403,326.20.
Q. Report of the Protection & Policy Committee (March 23, 2026).
 1. To approve a "Class B" liquor license for Aldo's Pizza at 1247 Velp Ave with a premise
 description of "dining room, full kitchen, walk-in cooler, storage room, records upstairs".
 2. No recommendation on an appeal for a denial of an excess animal permit for Diana Krause
 and Dan Tilot at 2566 Remington Ct. (Returning from 3/9 P&P)
 3. To approve an appeal on an Operator's license by Todd Wood.
 4. To approve a limited expansion of licensed premises for State St Pub at 1238 State St with a
 premise description of: "parking lot" for the following dates 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 6/27, 7/2, 7/9,
 7/16, 7/23, 7/24, 7/30, 8/6, 9/11 and 9/12.
R. Report of the Green Bay Police Department Granting Operator Licenses.
 1. Report of the Green Bay Police Department granting Operator Licenses
S. Report of the Plan Commission (March 23 & April 13, 2026).
 1. To approve the Downtown Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for
 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 2. To approve the Olde Main Street Business Improvement District's year-end financial
 reporting for 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 3. To approve the Broadway Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for
 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 4. To approve the Military Avenue Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting
 for 2025. (March 23, 2026)
 5. To approve a request to amend the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan for 1696
 Janice Avenue from future Multifamily Residential land use to Low Density Residential land
 use. (CPA 26-02 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).
 6. To approve a request to rezone property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied
 Density Residential (R3) to Low-Density Residential (R1). (ZP 26-04 Public Hearing held
 March 23, 2026).
 7. To approve a request for a Planned Unit Development for a Library, Other Semi-Public Uses
 and surface parking for property located at 515 S Pine Street and 201 N Monroe Avenue.
 (ZP 26-03 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).

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 8. To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for a building to exceed
 maximum height requirements for property located in a PI Public Institutional zoned district
 at 511 S Oneida Street. (ZP 26-05 Public Hearing held April 13, 2026).
 9. To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an accessory dwelling unit
 on an R1 Low-Density Residential zoned parcel at 123 Joan Avenue. (ZP 26-06 Public
 Hearing held April 13, 2026).
T. Report of the Park Committee (April 15, 2026).
 1. To approve the request by staff to designate a premier parking area at Bay Beach
 Amusement Park, implementing a premier parking fee of $7 per day.
 2. To approve naming rights for the new train depot to the primary donor of the new train
 project at Bay Beach Amusement Park.
 3. To approve the request by Wisconsin Public Service for a 12' wide permanent utility
 easement located on the new Beaver Dam Park property, running along the east side of the
 newly constructed Hinkle Street.
 4. To adopt a resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.
U. Report of the Personnel Committee (April 14, 2026).
 1. To approve reclassification of the vacant Traffic Manager position.
V. Report of the Public Arts Commission (April 15, 2026).
 1. To approve the revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program
W. Report of the Sustainability Commission (March 18, 2026).
 1. Informational: Work Group Reports
 2. Informational: Energize Green Bay Campaign Wrap-Up presentation slides.
X. Committee of the Whole
 1. For consideration and possible action on the request by the Department of Public Works to
 approve and grant a Sidewalk Builder license to Global Concrete LLC, subject to approval by
 the Risk Manager.
Y. Informational.
 1. Municipal Court Report--March
 2. Building Report for March 2026
 3. Presentation from Homeless Outreach Case Coordinators
Z. Resolutions.
 1. Resolution Authorizing a Conditional Use Permit at 123 Joan Avenue (ZP 26-06)
 2. Resolution authorizing a Conditional Use Permit at 511 S. Oneida Street (ZP 26-05)

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 3. Resolution drawing final orders to contractors for April 21, 2026
 4. Resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.
 5. Resolution Ordering Repair and Replacement of Sidewalks for 2026.
 6. Resolution authorizing the submission of a Community Development Investment Grant
 application for 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt
 Street.
AA. Ordinances - First Reading.
 1. Miscellaneous Ordinance No. 02-26
 An ordinance adopting an amendment to the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan
 of the City of Green Bay related to the property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from
 Multifamily Residential to Low Density Residential (CPA 26-02)
 2. Zoning Ordinance No. 02-26
 An ordinance rezoning the property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied Density
 Residential (R3) to Low Density Residential (R1) (ZP 26-04)
 3. Zoning Ordinance No. 03-26
 An ordinance zoning land located at 201 N Monroe Avenue and 515 Pine Street as a Planned
 Unit Development District (ZP 26-03)
 4. General Ordinance No. 09-26
 An ordinance amending Section 40-37(1), Green Bay Municipal Code, Relating to Penalties
 for Parking Violations
BB. Adjournment.
 1. Next Meeting: May 5, 2026
 2. Adjournment of the Tuesday, April 21, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.




 1) SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION: The Video of this meeting, Agenda, Agenda Packet, and Minutes are available
 online at www.greenbaywi.gov/Meetings.
 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Any person wishing to attend who requires special accommodation because of a disability,
 should contact the City Safety Manager at 920-448-3125 at least 48 hours before the scheduled meeting time so
 that arrangements can be made.
 3) QUORUM: Please take notice that a majority or quorum of the Common Council will attend this committee
 meeting and will constitute a meeting of the Common Council for purposes of discussion and information
 gathering relative to this agenda.
 4) REPRESENTATION: The party requesting the communication, or their representative, should be present at this
 meeting.




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 MINUTES OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
 TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2026, 6:00 PM
 In person at City Hall, Room 203 - Council Chambers.
 Virtual attendance also available via Zoom.


 A. ZOOM MEETING INFORMATION.

 1. Join Zoom Meeting Online:
 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89274696903

 Or call in by phone: +1 312 626 6799
 Meeting ID: 892 7469 6903
 Passcode: 209710

 If you wish to leave a comment for this public meeting, please fill out the online Comment
 Form and submit by 3:00 PM on Council meeting day. More detailed Zoom Instructions can
 be found online.




 B. ROLL CALL.

 1. Alders: Brian Johnson (District 9), Bill Galvin (District 4), Jennifer Grant (District 1), Jim
 Hutchison (District 2), Bill Morgan (District 3), Craig Stevens (District 5), Joey Prestley
 (District 6), Alyssa Proffit (District 7), Jim Ridderbush (District 8), Ben Delie (District 10),
 Melinda Eck (District 11), Kathy Hinkfuss (District 12).




 C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.

 D. INVOCATION.

Minutes of the Common Council
March 17, 2026
Page 1
 E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Moved by Ald. Craig Stevens, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to approve.


Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Bill Galvin to amend Item Z. 2. to 44.1580 from
55.1580.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

Moved by Ald. Craig Stevens, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to approve as amended.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. Approval of the minutes from the March 3, 2026 Common Council meeting.




 F. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. Approval of the agenda for the Tuesday, March 17, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.




 G. REPORT BY THE MAYOR.

 H. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

 I. ORDINANCES - SECOND READING FOR ADOPTION.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to suspend the rules and take all but 4
with one roll call vote.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to adopt.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.
Minutes of the Common Council
March 17, 2026
Page 2
 1. General Ordinance No. 07-26
 An Ordinance amending Chapter 44, Articles III, V, VII, VIII X, XVI Green Bay Municipal
 Code, Relating to Mobile Food Assembly (TA 26-01).




 2. General Ordinance No. 05-26
 An ordinance amending Section 44-1580(i), Green Bay Municipal Code, relating to Short
 Term Rentals (TA 25-06).




 3. General Ordinance No. 01-26
 An Ordinance amending Section 26-22 Relating to Impounding Vehicles Used in Reckless
 Driving Offenses.




 4. General Ordinance No. 06-26
 An Ordinance creating Section 4-13 Relating to Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area
 (DORA).

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to amend, Amend section c
 subsection 4 items a-d to instead read "Thursday-Sunday 11am-10pm" Amend section e to
 add subsection 6: "Possession of alcohol beverages within the boundaries of the DORA is
 limited to one drink per person.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to adopt as amended.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 5. General Ordinance No. 04-26
 An Ordinance amending Sections 42-131 Through 42-140 Relating to Well Head Protection.




 J. REPORT OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MARCH 10, 2026).

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Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Craig Stevens to approve, except 2.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. To approve the adoption of the 2025 Green Bay Housing Market Study Update as
 presented.




 2. To approve Amendment 3 to Development Agreement 2021-01 with Merge, LLC for the
 redevelopment of 236 Arndt Street and 101 Bridge Street (Tax Parcels 3-551 and 3-556)
 with conditions.
 The Authority may convene in closed session pursuant to Sections 19.85(1)(e), Wis. Stats., for purposes of deliberating or negotiating the sale of
 public properties, investing of public funds or conducting other specified public business as necessary for competitive or bargaining reasons. The
 Authority may thereafter reconvene in open session pursuant to Section 19.85(2), Wis. Stats., to report the results of the closed session and
 consider the balance of the agenda.



 Moved by Ald. Kathy Hinkfuss, seconded by Ald. Jim Hutchison to enter closed session,
 Alder Hinkfuss read the language.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Bill Galvin to return to regular session.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 Moved by Ald. Kathy Hinkfuss, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to deny, and proceed as
 directed in closed session.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 3. To approve up to $500,000 in funding from the Downtown TIF 13 account for contingency,
 if needed, for the Leicht Park shelter project.




  K. REPORT OF THE IMPROVEMENT & SERVICES COMMITTEE (FEBRUARY 25 &
 MARCH 11, 2026).


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Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract PAVEMENT 1-
 26 FOURTH STREET RECONSTRUCTION to David Tenor Corporation in the amount of
 $578,163.32. (February 25, 2026)




 2. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to accept a National Fish and
 Wildlife Foundation – National Coastal Resilience Fund grant for Final Design for
 Community Coastal Hazard Risk Reduction and Restoration in the Fox River (Connect the
 Bay project) in the amount of $913,482.15. (March 11, 2026)




 3. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to purchase yearly structure cast
 iron castings from Neenah Foundry in the amount of $74,028.00 for the Sewer Section.
 (March 11, 2026)




 4. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to approve a Service Order
 Agreement with Berners-Schober Associates, Inc. for design and construction administrative
 services associated with Fire Station 6 HVAC, windows, and SCBA room improvements for
 an estimated cost of $75,000.00. (March 11, 2026)




 5. To approve the request to authorize the Director of Public Works to sign and submit the
 2025 Annual Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4 Report) to Wisconsin
 Department of Natural Resources. (March 11, 2026)




 6. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award Facility Capital Planning
 Services to Berners Schober in the amount of $164,000.00. (March 11, 2026)




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 7. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award the Annual Wastewater
 Monitoring services to Badger Laboratories, Inc. in the amount of $225,000.00. (March 11,
 2026)




 8. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract BRIDGE 1-26
 MAIN STREET BRIDGE B-5-311 (STRUCTURAL REHABILITATION PHASE 1) at a staff
 level and report the award at the next Improvement & Services Committee meeting. (March
 11, 2026)




 9. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to grant licenses for:

 1. Sidewalk Builder

 a. CO Contracting, LLC
 b. J&S Concrete Services, LLC
 c. RG Hendricks Concrete Construction
 d. Verheyen Construction Co.
 e. Dorner Equipment Sales and Service, LLC
 f. Weidner Concrete Construction, LLC

 2. Tree & Brush Trimmer

 a. Highway Landscapers, Inc.

 (March 11, 2026)




 10. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract RAMPS 1-26
 PARKING RAMP REPAIRS including all alternate bid items to Cy-Con, Inc. in the amount of
 $509,848.00. (March 11, 2026)




 11. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract PARKS 2-26
 “PERKINS PARK-PARKING LOT RESURFACING” to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. in the amount
 of $138,992.20. (March 11, 2026)




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 12. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract PAVEMENT 2-
 26 OAK STREET RECONSTRUCTION to David Tenor Corporation in the amount of
 $921,878.56. (March 11, 2026)




 13. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract PAVEMENT
 REPAIR 2026 to Al Dix Concrete, Inc. in the amount of $1,487.835.00. (March 11, 2026)




 14. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract SEWERS 2-26
 MATHER STREET (INCLUDING WATERMAIN) to David Tenor Corporation in the
 amount of $1,429,870.56. (March 11, 2026)




 15. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award contract SIDEWALKS
 2026 to Martell Construction, Inc. in the amount of $1,161,075.00. (March 11, 2026)




 L. REPORT OF THE PROTECTION & POLICY COMMITTEE (MARCH 9, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Hutchison to approve, except 4.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. To approve a "Class B" liquor and Class "B" beer license for Sushi Takumi Inc at 875
 Lombardi with a premise description of "basement, walk-in cooler, behind bar, patio".




 2. To approve an expansion of licensed premises at Irish Temper, 240 N Broadway for an
 event in March (final authority granted to Committee from 3/3/26 Council meeting).




 3. To hold until the next Protection and Policy committee meeting, an appeal for a denial of an
 excess animal permit, 2256 Remington Rd., Diana Krause and Dan Tilot.



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 4. To deny an appeal by Carl Kurowski regarding a dangerous dog declaration (referred back
 from 3/3/26 Common Council).

 Moved by Ald. Craig Stevens, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to open the floor.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 Carl Kurowski, get address

 Moved by Ald. Craig Stevens, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to close the floor.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to deny.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 M. REPORT OF THE GREEN BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT GRANTING OPERATOR
 LICENSES.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. Report of the Green Bay Police Department Granting Operator Licenses




 N. REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE (MARCH 10, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Bill Galvin to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. To receive and place on file the communication from Ald. Galvin that was referred to staff
 on 1/13/2026 to explore funding sources to fund a second sworn animal control officer at
 the police department.

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 2. To approve the general fund overtime report for calendar year 2025 compared to the
 budget.




 3. To approve the addition of the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) permit to
 the City of Green Bay Fee Schedule as 4-13 for $25.00.




 O. REPORT OF THE PARK COMMITTEE (MARCH 11, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve, except item 1.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. To approve General Ordinance No. 08-26, Amending Section 28-37 of the Green Bay
 Municipal Code, Relating to Parks and Recreation Violations.

 Moved by Ald. Melinda Eck, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to amend section 1 A "...CTLA,
 herein after referred to CTLA".
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve as amended.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 2. To approve hiring Carrico Aquatic Resources to replace 2 pool heaters at the Joannes
 Aquatic Center for a total cost of $104,868.50.




 3. To approve hiring Sommerville, Inc. for a total cost of $94,600 for architectural services
 necessary to create construction bid documents to construct a heated equipment storage
 garage at the Park Shop.


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 4. To approve partnering with the Western Great Lakes Bird and Bat Observatory to accept
 the donation of 800 trees for the Forestry Division to plant along the East River Greenway
 corridor, utilizing grant money Western Great Lakes Bird and Bat Observatory received
 from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.




 P. REPORT OF THE PERSONNEL COMMITTEE (MARCH 10, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to approve, except item 1.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. To refer to staff the proposed amendment of the City of Green Bay Personnel Policy
 Chapter 6 regarding authorization to offer moving expenses to candidates.

 Moved by Ald. Jennifer Grant, seconded by Ald. Jim Hutchison to approve.

 Moved by Ald. Jennifer Grant, seconded by Ald. Craig Stevens to amend the Recruitment
 and Selection Policy Section 6.8, to include a requirement that moving expenses may only be
 paid for candidates living more than 100 miles from Green Bay.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Jim Ridderbush, No-Kathy Hinkfuss, Abstain-None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to approve as amended.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley,
 Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-
 None.

 2. To approve the recommendation to enter into a Benefits Partnership with USI Insurance
 Services.




 Q. INFORMATIONAL.

 1. Municipal Court Report--February




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 2. Building Report for February 2026




 R. RESOLUTIONS.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Craig Stevens to suspend the rules and take up all
with one roll call vote.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to adopt.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. Resolution to accept Sidewalks 2025 and issue assessments.




 2. Resolution drawing final orders to contractors for March 17, 2026




 3. Resolution Authorizing Execution of the Department of Natural Resources Principal
 Forgiven Financial Assistance Agreement




 S. ORDINANCES - FIRST READING.
Moved by Ald. Melinda Eck, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to advance as amended.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. General Ordinance No. 08-26
 An ordinance amending section 28-37, Green Bay Municipal Code, relating to Parks and
 Recreation violations.




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 T. ADJOURNMENT.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to adjourn.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Bill Galvin, Craig Stevens, Joey Prestley, Alyssa
Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, No-None, Abstain-None.

 1. Next Meeting: April 21, 2026.




 2. Adjournment of the Tuesday, March 17, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.




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 GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 08-26

 AN ORDINANCE
 AMENDING SECTION 28-37,
 GREEN BAY MUNICIPAL CODE,
 RELATING TO PARKS AND RECREATION VIOLATIONS

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Section 28-37, Green Bay Municipal Code, is hereby amended to read:

(a) Any person found to disturb the root zone, prune, remove, or cause the removal or death of
 any public tree, shrub, or other plant without a permit shall be subject to a forfeiture of not
 less than $500.00 per incident nor more than the greater of $1,500.00 greater than or the
 calculated value lost according to the latest edition of the Council of Tree and Landscape
 Appraisers (hereinafter referred to as “CTLA”) "Guide for Plant Appraisal." If the tree no
 longer exists for evaluation, tree data from the city tree inventory and images will be
 used to calculate the appraised value according to the CTLA appraisal guide.
(b) Any person violating any other provision of this article shall be subject to a forfeiture of not
 less than $25.00 $75.00 per incident nor more than the greater of $1,500.00 or greater than
 the calculated value lost according to the latest edition of the Council of Tree and Landscape
 Appraisers "Guide for Plant Appraisal." If the tree no longer exists for evaluation, tree
 data from the city tree inventory and images will be used to calculate the appraised
 value according to the CTLA appraisal guide.

 SECTION 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.

 SECTION 3. Effective date. This ordinance shall take effect on and after its passage and
publication.

 Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this ______day of ________________, 2026.


 APPROVED:



 Eric Genrich, Mayor

law
3/17/2026
 Report to the
 Redevelopment Authority
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Rebecca Finco, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # O.1
To approve a resolution authorizing the submittal of a WEDC Community Development Investment (CDI)
grant application for the redevelopment of the Fire Station Flats site on South Broadway.

BACKGROUND

In December 2025, the RDA approved a resolution authorizing staff to pursue a WEDC Idle Sites
Redevelopment grant for the Fire Station Flats project located at the former Badger Sheet Metal site at 402
and 420 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt Street. Since that time, staff has continued
coordination with WEDC and General Capital Group.

Following additional consultation with WEDC, staff determined the Community Development Investment
(CDI) Grant Program is a more appropriate and competitive funding source for this project given its mixed-
use nature, strong public-private partnership, and emphasis on downtown revitalization.

The proposed Fire Station Flats development will integrate affordable housing, a new Metro Fire Station,
community space, and a green infrastructure corridor. The City has already completed substantial
environmental remediation, demolition, and site preparation, positioning the site for redevelopment to begin
in fall of 2026. Grant funding will assist with additional construction-related remediation activities including
soil management, engineered barriers, vapor mitigation, and post-construction monitoring.

Under the CDI program structure, the application will be submitted by Wisconsin Preservation Fund, Inc.,
the developer’s non-profit partner, on behalf of the project. WEDC requires a resolution from the governing
body authorizing the application as part of the submission.

Municipalities may authorize one CDI application per fiscal year, or two if one of the projects is located
within a federally designated Opportunity Zone. This application will be submitted for consideration in
WEDC’s next fiscal year, which begins July 1, 2026. Wisconsin Preservation Fund Inc. intends to apply for
$250,000.00 in grant funding, which will help fill a remaining gap in the project’s capital stack and further
strengthen overall feasibility.


RECOMMENDATION

To approve a resolution authorizing Wisconsin Preservation Fund, Inc. to submit a WEDC Community
Development Investment (CDI) grant application for the redevelopment of the Fire Station Flats site and
forward the resolution to the Common Council for adoption.


FISCAL IMPACT


 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
No additional City financial contribution is required as part of this authorization.

ATTACHMENTS
1. CDI Authorizing Resolution 4.21.26




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 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION OF A COMMUNITY
 DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT GRANT APPLICATION FOR
 420 S. BROADWAY, 402 S. BROADWAY, 419 S. MAPLE AVENUE,
 AND 421 ARNDT STREET

 April 21, 2026

 WHEREAS, the Community Development Investment (CDI) grant program, managed by the
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), provides incentives for shovel-ready
projects that prioritize downtown community development, resulting in measurable benefits such as
job creation, increased property values, and leveraged investments from local and private partners;
and

 WHEREAS, General Capital Group proposes to redevelop the former Badger Sheet Metal
site, located at 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt Street,
which will allow for 85 units of affordable housing, a modern Green Bay Metro Fire Station and
administrative offices, approximately 600 square feet of commercial space, a shared Community
Education Center, and a new public green infrastructure corridor; and

 WHEREAS, General Capital Group, as the developer, has partnered with Wisconsin
Preservation Fund, Inc., a non-profit affiliate, which will serve as the applicant and recipient for
purposes of submitting and administering the CDI grant application on behalf of the project; and,

 WHEREAS, WEDC requires a City resolution authorizing Wisconsin Preservation Fund,
Inc. to submit a grant application as a prerequisite for the CDI grant application process; and

 WHEREAS, the City of Green Bay supports the proposed redevelopment project and
recognizes its anticipated benefits, including increased housing opportunities, reinvestment in a
brownfield site, expansion of the local tax base, and enhancement of public infrastructure and
community amenities;

 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Common Council of the City of Green Bay that
the City authorizes the submittal of a CDI grant application by Wisconsin Preservation Fund, Inc.
for the redevelopment of 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421
Arndt Street, which will allow for 85 units of affordable housing, a modern Green Bay Metro Fire
Station and administrative offices, approximately 600 square feet of commercial space, a shared
Community Education Center, and a new public green infrastructure corridor.


Adopted

Approved


 Mayor




Attachment – Map
Project Map – 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt Street
 Report to the
 Redevelopment Authority
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Matthew Buchanan, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # O.2
To approve Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC for the
redevelopment of 227 N. Quincy Street, 221 N. Quincy Street, 624 Pine Street, 618 Pine Street, 616 Pine
Street, and 605 Cherry Street, and authorizing the City to approve agreements required by the Developer's
lender for financing purposes, subject to final legal review.
The Authority may convene in closed session pursuant to Sections 19.85(1)(e), Wis. Stats., for purposes of deliberating or negotiating the sale of public
properties, investing of public funds or conducting other specified public business as necessary for competitive or bargaining reasons. The Authority may
thereafter reconvene in open session pursuant to Section 19.85(2), Wis. Stats., to report the results of the closed session and consider the balance of the
agenda.


BACKGROUND
Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC ("Developer"), intends to acquire approximately 2.505 acres of land at
200 N. Monroe Avenue in order to complete a Project, which includes three phases:

 1. Phase One: A four (4)-story structure with approximately eighty (80) housing units over one (1) level
 of underground parking.
 2. Phase Two: A four (4)-story mixed-use structure with approximately sixty (60) housing units, amenity
 space, and approximately four thousand five hundred (4,500) square feet of commercial space over
 one (1) level of underground parking.
 3. Phase Three: Twenty-eight (28) two (2)-story townhome units across two (2) three (3) story
 structures with attached garage parking.


The Project aligns with our Department vision to link and leverage our natural, built, human, and social assets
in order to generate valuable products, services, and experiences within the City. It makes our community
more safe, productive, accessible, and innovative, for it:

 • Remediates environmental contamination and/or enhances the physical (soil, water, air) landscape.
 • Builds new structures with high-performance designs, systems, and finishes.
 • Creates a significantly higher property value per acre than adjacent properties and the City average.
 • Generates property taxes greater than the cost of providing infrastructure and services.
 • Generates job opportunities for smart and skilled individuals.
 • Builds new structures for individuals of all ages and abilities.
 • Is located in a place easy to reach on foot, bicycle, or transit.
 • Generates job opportunities for individuals of all ages, abilities, and incomes.
 • Expands our range of (residential, commercial, and industrial) real estate products.
 • Is designed and built with options for conversion to alternative uses in the future.
 • Creates and/or enhances unique public spaces, amenities, and art.


DCED has placed a priority on the creation of rental units at all price points. The Housing Market study


 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
"there is a fairly significant shortage of units for those renters making more than 80% of the median income.
This indicates an opportunity to add higher rent and high quality rental units to the market."

As of January 1, 2026, the Property has an aggregate assessed value of $0.00, and therefore yields $0.00 in
total gross real estate taxes annually.
Upon completion of all three phases of the Proposed Project, the City estimates the aggregate assessed
property value of the Property to be at least Eighteen Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($18,500,000),
which is anticipated to yield approximately:

 • Three hundred eighty-five thousand, five hundred forty dollars ($385,540.00) in total real estate taxes
 annually (assessed mill rate of $20.84);
 • One hundred fifty-four thousand, six hundred sixty dollars ($154,660.00) in real estate taxes to the
 City of Green Bay annually (assessed mill rate of $8.36).


The Project is not viable but for public assistance. Pursuant to the provisions of §66.1105, Wis. Stats. (the
“Tax Increment Law”), the Developer requests that the RDA and City ask the Joint Review Board (JRB) to
approve a territory amendment to the Tax Increment District (“TID 30” or the “TID”), effective January 1,
2026, which includes the Property and adjacent property, and which will provide part of the financing for
certain costs of the Project.

The draft Development Agreement will be made available on Monday, April 13, 2026.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC for the
redevelopment of 227 N. Quincy Street, 221 N. Quincy Street, 624 Pine Street, 618 Pine Street, 616 Pine
Street, and 605 Cherry Street.

FISCAL IMPACT
The Developer has requested a TIF incentive that includes:

 1. Property transfer — The City acquired the properties in 2018 for $1,200,000.00. The
 Redevelopment Authority shall convey 227 N. Quincy Street, 221 N. Quincy Street, 624 Pine Street,
 618 Pine Street, 616 Pine Street, and 605 Cherry Street (Tax Parcels 11-156, 11-157, 11-158, 11-159,
 11-160, and 11-191) to Developer, free and clear via warranty deed, for the sum of one million two
 hundred thousand dollars ($1,200,00.00) with 15% ($180,000) of the purchase price on the date of
 conveyance. The remainder of the land acquisition cost will be paid through annual payments of
 $60,000, starting in 2033 with a final payment in 2049.
 2. PAYGo Reimbursement — The City shall make available eighty-five percent (85%) of the remaining
 Available TIF Increment to the Developer until all qualified expenditures have been repaid or until the
 TID expires or is earlier terminated.
 3. Tax Incentive Cap. The City shall not be obligated to pay TIF Incentive in excess of the lesser of six
 million, three hundred thousand dollars ($6,300,000.00) or the total amount of Qualified Expenses
 incurred and paid by the Developer.


No levy dollars will be used for this project.

ATTACHMENTS
1. 200 N Monroe DA Draft 4.13.2026

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page 3 of 3
 City of Green Bay
 Department of Community and Economic Development


 DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT 26-01
 200 N. MONROE

 This Development Agreement is made this ________ day of ________________________, 2026,
 by THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, a Wisconsin municipal corporation (“City”),
 THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY (“RDA”),
 and THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC, a Wisconsin limited liability company
 (“Developer”).

 RECITALS

A. Developer has proposed to acquire and develop certain real property, identified for real estate tax
 purposes and address as:

 Tax Parcel Address Acres Assessed Value
 11-156 227 N. Quincy St. 0.122 $0.00
 11-157 221 N. Quincy St. 0.707 $0.00
 11-158 624 Pine St. 0.201 $0.00
 11-159 618 Pine St. 0.224 $0.00
 11-160 616 Pine St. 0.849 $0.00
 11-191 605 Cherry St. 0.402 $0.00

B. The parcels listed above, shall be referred to as the “Property.” The Property comprises
 approximately 2.505 acres of land. A map of the Property is herein attached as EXHIBIT A; a legal
 description of the Property is herein attached as EXHIBIT B.

C. Developer intends to complete a Project, which includes three phases:

 1. Phase I: A four (4)-story structure with approximately eighty (80) housing units over one (1)
 level of underground parking.

 2. Phase II: A four (4)-story mixed-use structure with approximately sixty (60) housing units,
 amenity space, and approximately four thousand five hundred (4,500) square feet of
 commercial space over one (1) level of underground parking.

 3. Phase III: Twenty-eight (28) townhome units across two (2) three (3) structures with attached
 garage parking.

 The Proposed Project improvements are shown on a Preliminary Concept Plan, which is herein
 attached as EXHIBIT C. The Property will be divided into three (3) parcels. Each phase will be
 completed on a corresponding parcel. The parcel and Phase of the Project will be completed by a
 limited liability company, to be created prior to commencing that Phase of the Project.




 100 North Jefferson Street, Room 608, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 (p) 920.448.3400 (f) 920.448.3426  greenbaywi.gov
D. As of January 1, 2026, the Property has an aggregate assessed value of zero dollars ($0.00), which
 based on the assessed tax rates in effect as of January 1, 2026, the Property yields approximately:

 1. Zero dollars ($0.00) in total real estate taxes annually (assessed mill rate of $19.92);

 2. Zero dollars ($0.00) in real estate taxes to the City of Green Bay annually (assessed mill rate
 of $8.12).

E. Upon completion of all three (3) phases of the Proposed Project, the City estimates the aggregate
 assessed property value of the Property to be eighteen million, five hundred thousand dollars
 ($18,500,000.00), which is anticipated to yield approximately:

 Phase Estimated Assessed Value Completion
 Phase I $8,500,000.00 Dec. 31, 2028
 Phase 2 $15,500,000.00 (combined) Dec. 31, 2029
 Phase 3 $18,500,000.00 (combined) Dec. 31, 2031


 1. Phase I (Estimated Assessed Value: $8,500,000.00)

 a) One hundred seventy-seven thousand one hundred forty dollars ($177,140.00) in
 total real estate taxes annually (assessed mill rate of $20.84);

 b) Seventy-One thousand sixty dollars ($71,060.00) in real estate taxes to the City of
 Green Bay annually (assessed mill rate of $8.36).

 2. Phase 2 (Combined Estimated Assessed Value: $15,500,000.00)

 a) Three hundred twenty-three thousand twenty dollars ($323,020) in total real estate
 taxes annually (assessed mill rate of $20.84);

 b) One hundred twenty-nine thousand, five hundred eighty dollars ($129,580.00) in real
 estate taxes to the City of Green Bay annually (assessed mill rate of $8.36).

 3. Phase 3 (Combined Estimated Assessed Value: $18,500,000.00)

 a) Three hundred eighty-five thousand, five hundred forty dollars ($385,540.00) in total
 real estate taxes annually (assessed mill rate of $20.84);

 b) One hundred fifty-four thousand, six hundred sixty dollars ($154,660.00) in real estate
 taxes to the City of Green Bay annually (assessed mill rate of $8.36).

 The City Assessor or their designee may not use this Agreement or any provisions herein as the sole
 basis to determine the value of the Project.

B. Pursuant to the provisions of Wis. Stats. § 66.1105, (the “Tax Increment Law”), the Property is within
 one-half (1/2) mile of Tax Increment District Number Thirty (“TID 30” or the “TID”), which will
 provide part of the financing for certain costs of the Project. The RDA and the City will ask the Joint
 Review Board (JRB) to amend the boundaries of TID 30, a rehabilitation or conservation Tax
 Increment District, effective January 1, 2027, to include the Property and may include adjacent
 property, and which will provide part of the financing for certain costs of the Project, and after
 amendment, shall replace all references to the “TID.”


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C. Developer has requested Tax Incremental Finance (“TIF”) assistance from the City and RDA with
 regard to certain expenses, including, but not limited to environmental remediation; demolition,
 remodeling, repair or reconstruction of existing buildings; clearing of land; construction of new
 buildings; or the construction of public works infrastructure, which will constitute qualified
 expenditures for which TIF assistance may be afforded Developer.

D. The City and RDA desire to have Developer perform the Project to generate economic activity and
 tax base for the community consistent with the City Comprehensive Plan.

E. In order to induce Developer to undertake the Project, such that it will transform a long-underutilized
 site in Downtown Green Bay into a vibrant mixed-use community; deliver one hundred sixty-eight
 (168) new workforce housing units, ground-floor commercial space, publicly accessible amenities, and
 structured parking; create a significantly higher per acre property value than adjacent properties;
 generate property taxes greater than the cost of providing infrastructure and services; remediate
 environmental contamination and/or enhance the physical (soil, water, air) landscape; add new
 residents to support local business; generate job opportunities for individuals of all ages, abilities, and
 incomes; and the public will generally benefit, the City has agreed to provide assistance to Developer
 as provided by this Agreement, all in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

NOW, THEREFORE, for good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are
acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:

 I. PURPOSE

A. Incorporation of Proceedings, Exhibits, and Recitals. All motions adopted, approvals granted, minutes
 documenting such motions and approvals, and plans and specifications submitted in conjunction with
 any and all approvals as granted by the City or RDA, including but not limited to adopted or approved
 plans or specifications on file with the City or RDA, along with all of the Recitals set forth above, shall
 be incorporated into this Agreement by reference, upon attachment, or upon consent by amendment
 if necessary if not referenced or attached at the time of execution of this Agreement.

B. Implementation Schedule. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE regarding all dates and time periods set forth
 and incorporated herein. Any material modification or deviation from an approved schedule described
 in this Agreement shall occur only upon approval of the City and RDA, with any such approvals
 required to be in writing as an amendment to this Agreement, and which approvals shall not be
 unreasonably withheld. City shall cooperate and act promptly with respect to all permits or approvals
 necessary for completion of the Project. Notwithstanding the above, this Agreement shall not limit
 the discretion of the City, or any of its duly appointed and authorized governing bodies, boards or
 entities, in approving or rejecting any aspect of the Project or improvements contemplated on or
 about the Property.

C. Entire Agreement. This writing, including all Exhibits hereto, and the other documents and
 agreements referenced herein, constitutes the entire Agreement between the parties hereto in
 respect to the Project and all prior letters of intent or offers, if any, are hereby terminated. This
 Agreement shall be deemed to include and incorporate such minutes, approvals, plans, and
 specifications, as referenced in this Agreement, and in the event of a conflict between this Agreement
 and any action of the City or RDA, granting approvals or conditions attendant with such approval, the
 terms of this Agreement shall be deemed controlling and the City and RDA will take the necessary
 action to amend any conflicting approvals or conditions.




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D. Purpose of the Agreement. To cause the Project to occur and to induce Developer to undertake the
 Project, to promote community development, industry and job creation and to expand and enhance
 the tax base within the City, the City intends to provide the TIF Incentives as set forth in this
 Agreement. The City intends to recover its costs through the Available Tax Increment generated by
 the Property. The parties intend to enter into this Agreement to record the understandings and
 undertakings of the parties and to provide a framework within which the Project may proceed.

 II. DEFINITIONS; EXHIBITS

Whenever in this Agreement a pronoun is used it shall be construed to represent either the singular or
the plural, masculine or feminine, as the case shall demand. As used in this Agreement, the following terms,
when having an initial capital letter, shall have the following meanings:

A. “Agreement” means this Development Agreement among the City, RDA, and Developer, as amended
 and supplemented from time to time.

B. “Annual Assessed Value” means the assessed value of the Private Improvements and the Property, as
 defined in this Agreement, as of January 1 of any calendar year.

C. “Available Tax Increment” means the amount of Tax Increment (as defined below) actually received
 by the City generated by any increase of value of the Property above the base value and attributable
 to development within a tax incremental finance district, during the twelve (12) month period
 preceding a payment date, that has not been previously used to make payment on bonds or other
 obligations as determined by the City. The amount of Available Tax Increment may fluctuate based
 on variations in the property valuations, tax rate, depreciation and other independent factors.

D. “Base Value” means the aggregate assessed value of the Property when the TID was created, which
 shall be zero dollars ($0.00).

E. “City” means the City of Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin.

F. “Concept Plan” means the plan for the Project.

G. “Developer” means THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC, or any assignee of the same.

H. “Future Project” means any Private Improvements that will be constructed in the future not specifically
 detailed in this Agreement.

I. “Plans and Specifications” means the plans and specifications developed for the Project.

J. “Preliminary Concept Plan” means the initial Concept Plan, a copy of which is attached as EXHIBIT B
 and which is subject to such changes as Developer, the City or RDA may propose and the City and
 RDA may accept in its sole discretion.

K. “Private Improvements” means the improvements to be constructed on the Property that are not
 Public Improvements.

L. “Project” means the Project as defined in the Recitals.

M. “Public Art” means art that shall be accessible to the public, and includes all forms of original creations
 of visual art, conceived in any medium, material, or combination thereof, including paintings, drawings,
 stained glass, and murals in any media; statues, bas relief, mobile, kinetic, electronic, neon, or other


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 sculptures; environmental artworks; fountains, arches or other structures intended for ornament;
 integrated and functional architectural elements of a structure; video and other media-based works;
 inscriptions, fiber works, carvings, mosaics, photographs, drawings, collages, textile works and prints;
 crafts, both decorative and utilitarian in clay, fiber, wood, metal, glass, stone, plastic and other
 materials; artist-designed public spaces and functional elements which are either a part of a larger
 project or a separate entity in and of itself.

N. “Public Improvements” means the infrastructure improvements in connection with the Project that
 will ultimately be dedicated for public service, including, without limitation:

 1. road, pedestrian, and bicycle improvements; and

 2. sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and potable water and wastewater mains and laterals, and storm
 water management facilities; and

 3. telephone, high-speed cable, and related technology infrastructure; and

 4. natural gas, electrical power, and other public utilities; and

 5. any related engineering, grading, erosion control, and landscaping; and

 6. any related land acquisitions and anticipated and intentional corrections to adjacent property
 affected by the public improvements, including grading.

O. “Qualified Expenditures” means any expenditures of Developer for the Project that are eligible for
 TIF Incentives as defined in Section III. B. 3.

P. “Special Assessment” means any special assessment levied against the Property by the City under
 §66.0701-0733, Wis. Stats., the City Code of Ordinances and this Agreement.

Q. “Special Charge” means any special charge levied against the Property by the City under §66.0627,
 Wis. Stats., the City Code of Ordinances and this Agreement.

R. “Tax Increment” means that amount obtained by multiplying the total county, city, school and other
 local general property taxes levied on all taxable property within a TID in a year by a fraction having
 as a numerator the value increment for that year in the district and as a denominator that year’s
 equalized value of all taxable property in the TID.

S. “TID” means Tax Increment District 30 (“TID 30” or the “TID”), of the City of Green Bay, which has
 been established and is in good standing by the City of Green Bay, Wisconsin. The City created TID
 30 in2025; TID 30 terminates in 2053. The RDA and the City will ask the Joint Review Board (JRB) to
 amend the boundaries of TID 30, a rehabilitation or conservation Tax Increment District, effective
 January 1, 2027, to include the Property and may include adjacent property, and which will provide
 part of the financing for certain costs of the Project, and after amendment, shall replace all references
 to the “TID.”

T. “TIF” means Tax Increment Financing, as described in Section III below and in particular, Tax
 Increment Financing relating to the TID.

U. “TIF Incentive” means the incentive as set forth in Section III of this Agreement including specifically
 the Tax Incentive Cap.



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V. “Vertical construction” means permanent construction such as the construction of columns or any
 vertical permanent portion of a residential building. Vertical construction does not include land
 preparation, including clearing, grading, filling, or excavation for a basement, footings or foundation;
 erection of temporary forms; acquisition or approval of applicable approvals, permits, or contracts;
 or the inspection, testing, or environmental remediation of the Property.

 III. TAX INCREMENT FINANCING

A. Qualification for TIF. Developer shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of City and RDA a need for TIF,
 with such determination to be made according to the “but for” test, that is, that but for the City and
 RDA providing TIF, the Project would not happen. At the request of the City or RDA, Developer
 shall provide an independent analysis from a consultant expert in TIF to justify to the satisfaction of
 the City and RDA the Developer’s qualification and need for TIF, both in terms of Qualified
 Expenditures and the amount of money to be paid to Developer.

B. Nature of TIF Incentive. The TIF Incentive available to Developer under this Agreement shall be
 defined as the following:

 1. Property Transfer. The RDA shall convey the Property to the Developer through the
 following process:

 a) The RDA shall convey the Property, excluding all City and RDA parcels or right-of
 way, to Developer, free and clear of liens and encumbrances that materially prohibit
 development of the Property as herein proposed, via warranty deed, for the sum of
 one million, two hundred thousand dollars ($1,200,000.00), and shall provide an
 owner's policy of title insurance at the time of conveyance. Developer shall pay 15%
 ($180,000) of the purchase price on the date of conveyance and make annual
 payments of $60,000, starting in 2033 with a final payment in 2049. Developer shall
 be responsible for all closing costs associated with Property transfer.

 b) The City and RDA shall prepare and obtain all necessary approvals for a Certified
 Survey Map (“CSM”) subdividing the Project Site, which consists of Tax Parcels 11-
 156, 11-157, 11-158, 11-159, 11-160, and 11-191, into three development parcels
 consistent with the building footprints, phasing plan, and anticipated final layout
 illustrated on the Preliminary Concept Plan (Exhibit C). The CSM shall create separate
 legal parcels corresponding to each development phase and building area, in a manner
 that enables the City or RDA to exercise its conditional option to repurchase any
 undeveloped parcels without affecting parcels on which the Developer has achieved
 substantial completion. The CSM shall also dedicate any required right-of-way, public
 access easements, utility easements, and cross-parcel access agreements necessary
 for the orderly development and long-term operation of the Project. The final CSM
 shall be recorded prior to the conveyance of the Property to the Developer.

 c) Upon recording of such CSM with the Brown County Register of Deeds, all
 references to Property shall include all such new parcels created through the actions
 of this Section III. B. 1.

 2. PAYGo Reimbursement. The City shall provide an additional TIF Incentive as a pay-as-you-go
 (PAYGo) obligation of the City, which is further defined as follows:




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 a) Developer shall be responsible to incur and pay all of the upfront costs of the Project
 and, to the extent TID revenues are sufficient to the limits of the TID and this
 Agreement, Qualified Expenditures shall be reimbursed to Developer.

 b) Commencing the first year after the first occupancy permit for the Project has been
 issued, the assessed value of the Property shall be determined on January 1 of each
 tax year and shall be compared to the assessed value of the Property as of January 1
 of the year in which construction commenced. The difference in assessed values shall
 be known as the Incremental Property Value.

 c) Incremental Property Value multiplied by the assessed mill rate, less payments of real
 estate taxes to the State of Wisconsin, shall be known as the Available TIF Increment.

 d) PAYGo Reimbursement payments will be payable to Developer in the year following
 the year of the TIF Increment determination, after Developer has provided proof to
 the City of the full payment of the real estate taxes, special assessments and special
 charges against the Real Estate for the previous year. For example, if the first
 occupancy permit is issued on September 1, 2028, the TIF Increment would be
 determined as of January 1, 2029 and the PAYGo reimbursement would first be
 payable in 2030.

 3. Qualified Expenditures. The TIF incentive shall only fund, in order of priority:

 a) Public Improvements;

 b) Private Improvements, including:

 (I) Environmental remediation as required by State and Federal law; and

 (II) Building demolition and site clearing; and

 (III) Stormwater management facilities and related improvements; and

 (IV) Building foundations, paving, landscaping and related site improvements; and

 (V) Building superstructure, including core and shell.

 c) Any other activity specifically approved by the City or RDA.

 4. Assignment. Developer may assign any of its payment rights hereunder to any future
 purchaser or developer of any part of the Property, and a lender, upon approval of the RDA,
 provided however, that the City shall be obligated only to disburse TIF Incentives to the party
 with whom the City has an agreement. It shall be incumbent upon Developer to enter into a
 separate agreement with any third parties if it intends to assign its payment rights hereunder,
 or seek either reimbursement or allocation of any Incremental Property Value and guaranteed
 aggregate assessed value generated by any third-party purchaser and/or developer of any part
 of the Property.

C. Limitations. The TIF Incentive available to Developer for the Project is limited as follows:

 1. Monetary Limitation. The TIF Incentive in any year shall not exceed eighty-five percent (85%)
 of the Available Tax Increment for the Property.


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 2. Tax Incentive Cap. The City shall not be obligated to pay TIF Incentive in excess of the lesser
 of five million, five hundred thousand dollars ($6,300,000.00) or the total amount of Qualified
 Expenses incurred and paid by Developer.

 3. Tax Receipts Limitation. Only the Available Tax Increment received by the City, and no other
 property, revenue, or asset of the City, shall be used to pay such amounts.

 4. Temporal Limitation. Provided Developer qualifies for TIF Incentive and provides adequate
 proof to the City and RDA that Developer has incurred and paid Qualified Expenditures, an
 provided Developer and all transferees have paid the real estate taxes and any Special
 Assessments and Special Charges in full for the previous tax year by July 31, TIF Incentive
 payments shall be made on or before September 1 of each year; provided, however, in no
 event shall TIF Incentive payments continue after the earlier of the termination date of the
 TID or the termination of this Agreement if before the termination of the TID.

D. Guaranteed Minimum Payment; Payment in Lieu. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, in
 the event that the TIF Incentive payable to the Developer in tax years 2032 through 2049 (the PILOT
 Term) shall fall below $380,000.00 (the Guaranteed Minimum), the Developer or any successor or
 assignee owner of the Project shall make or cause to be made during the PILOT Term, annual
 payments in lieu of taxes in an amount sufficient to mee the Guaranteed Minimum (the Payment in
 Lieu). The Guaranteed Minimum or Payment in Lieu shall be available to the Developer for
 reimbursement of Developer’s Qualified Expenditures, provided Developer qualifies for the TIF
 Incentive and provides adequate proof to the City and RDA that Developer has incurred and paid for
 Qualified Expenditures. Such Payment in Lieu shall be due and payable at the same time and in the
 same manner as real estate property taxes are due and payable for such year. If the Developer or any
 successor or assignee owner fails to make the Payment in Lieu when due, the City may, in addition to
 all other remedies available to it, levy a special assessment against the Project in the amount of the
 difference between the actual TIF Incentive available for reimbursement to Developer and the
 Guaranteed Minimum. All notice and hearing requirements which may be required under the law for
 such special assessment are hereby waived by Developer. Notwithstanding the levying of such special
 assessment, the payment obligation under this Section shall be the personal obligation of the person
 or entity that is the owner of the Project at the time that the TIF Incentive falls below the Guaranteed
 Minimum. The covenants contained in this Article shall be deemed to be covenants running with the
 land and shall be binding upon all owners of any portion of the Project for the duration fo the PILOT
 Term. The City is hereby expressly declared to be a beneficiary of such covenants and is entitled to
 enforce the same against all successor and assignee owners of the Project.

E. No General Obligation of City. The City’s obligation to make TIF Incentive payments shall be a special
 and limited obligation only and shall not be considered a general obligation of the City, and neither
 the full faith and credit nor the taxing powers of the City are pledged to the payment of such amounts.
 The City shall take no action to dissolve the TID before payment of all TIF Incentive payments due to
 the Developer, subject to the provisions of this Agreement. In no circumstances shall amounts to be
 paid Developer hereunder be considered an indebtedness of the City, and the obligation of the City
 hereunder is limited to the Available Tax Increment appropriated and received by the City. Amounts
 due hereunder shall not count against the City’s constitutional debt limitation, and no taxes will be
 levied for its payment or pledged to its payment other than from the Available Tax Increment.

F. Other Grants and Credits. The City and RDA, as appropriate and in its sole discretion, may also apply
 for such other grants and credits in regard to the Project as they shall deem appropriate for the
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 however, the City and RDA make no representations or warranties about the availability of such
 grants and credits or whether any such grants or credits that may be available will be awarded.

 IV. OBLIGATIONS OF DEVELOPER

A. Concept Plan. Prior to July 1, 2026, Developer shall submit a Concept Plan to RDA for approval,
 which shall be based on, but may differ in minor respects from the Preliminary Concept Plan presented
 in the Term Sheet. The Concept Plan shall clearly identify the new boundaries of the Property as
 described in Section III. B. I.

B. Construction Documents. Prior to November 1, 2026, and prior to commencement of construction
 of any Phase of the Project, Developer shall submit site plans, building plans, and other drawings that
 fix and describe the size and character of the entire Project, along with architectural and general
 contracts, to RDA for approval. The Construction Documents shall include:

 1. Plans and specifications for structural, mechanical, and electrical systems; and

 2. Full-color elevations for all sides of all proposed structures; and

 3. Descriptions of all exterior building materials; and

 4. Descriptions and photographic examples of interior finishes; and

 5. Other such essential items as may be reasonably determined by the RDA to be appropriate.

C. Development Budget. Prior to September 1, 2026, Developer shall submit a Development Budget,
 prepared in accordance with general principles for construction and development budgeting, to RDA
 for approval. The Development Budget shall include:

 1. Not less than twenty-nine million, eight hundred one thousand, three hundred eleven dollars
 ($29,801,311.00) in “hard” construction costs for the entire Project; and

 2. A line item of not less than ten percent (10%) of total Project costs for cost overruns and
 change orders; and

 3. A line item of not less than one percent (1%) of the estimated aggregate assessed value of the
 Property, which shall be specifically dedicated towards

 a) Public Art on the Property; or

 b) Public Art within one-half (1/2) mile of the Property; or

 c) A separate Public Art project(s) approved by the RDA and GBPAC; or

 d) Funds for design and maintenance of Public Art, or any combination of the alternatives
 herein; and

 4. Line items for each of the Qualified Expenditures for which the Developer is seeking a TIF
 Incentive, as identified in Section III.

D. RDA Approvals. The RDA shall indicate its approval or further requirements in writing within thirty
 (30) days from the date of receipt of the Concept Plan, Construction Documents, or Development
 Budget, or any revisions; provided, however, that the RDA shall approve such revised Concept Plan,


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 Construction Documents, or Development Budget unless it determines such revisions would impair
 the objectives of this Agreement, impose substantial financial burdens on the City or the RDA, or
 adversely affect the Concept Plan. The RDA will make all reasonable efforts to determine the
 acceptability of plans in less than thirty (30) days, including convening for special meetings to review
 and consider such plans. At any time during the implementation of the development contemplated by
 this Agreement, the RDA or Developer may propose modifications to the Preliminary Concept Plan
 and the approved Concept Plan subject to the agreement of the RDA and the Developer. At any time
 during the implementation of the development contemplated by this Agreement, Developer may
 submit to the RDA proposed revisions in the approved Concept Plan, Construction Documents, or
 Development Budget to enhance the achievement of the objectives of this Agreement and to improve
 and refine the approved Concept Plan.

E. Compliance with Planning; Zoning; Permits and Use. Developer will obtain from the City and all other
 appropriate governmental bodies (and all other councils, boards, and parties having a right to control,
 permit, approve, or consent to the development and use of the Property) all approvals and consents
 necessary to develop and use the Property as set forth above, including, but not limited to:

 1. Developer shall pay all usual and customary water, sewer, and other impact fees that may be
 due and payable in connection with the Project.

 2. The acceptance of this Agreement and granting of any and all approvals, licenses, and permits
 by the City shall not obligate the City to grant any variances, exceptions, or conditional use
 grants, or approve any building or use the City determines not to be in compliance with the
 municipal codes and ordinances of the City, or in the best interests of the City or the RDA.

F. Proof of Equity. Developer shall have in place and shall provide the City and RDA no later than
 September 1, 2026, proof of equity in the form of the value of the Property, less any mortgages
 thereon, not less than twenty percent (20%) equity available for injection into all three (3) phases of
 the Project in an amount sufficient to obtain financing for all Project costs. Any available Developer
 funds obtained from sources other than lenders or the City shall be expended on the Project before
 any lender or City funds are expended or any third-party financing is used to pay Project costs.

G. Proof of Financing. By no later than December 1, 2026, Developer shall have delivered proof
 satisfactory to the City and RDA of financing, which after injection of the Developer equity into the
 Project, will be sufficient in the determination of the City and RDA, to complete the Project according
 to the plans and specifications.

H. Acquisition of Property. By no later than June 30, 2026, Developer shall have closed on the purchase
 of all the parcels comprising the Property and all the necessary rights of way required for the Project.
 Developer shall provide copies of deeds and such other closing documents as requested by the City
 or RDA regarding the purchase of the Property and rights of way. The Property and rights of way
 shall be owned in the name of the Developer.

I. Termination or Relocation of Easements. Developer shall have agreements with all holders of
 easements or any other rights that may be affected by the Project, regarding the termination,
 modification or relocation of such easements and other rights to accommodate the Concept Plan.

J. Certified Survey Map. A certified survey map must be recorded with the Brown County Register of
 Deeds.

K. Use of Funds. Developer may use TIF supported funds only to fund Qualified Expenses as set forth in
 the approved Development Budget.

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L. Improvement of Property. Developer shall promptly design and complete the Project in three (3)
 phases as described in the Recitals and Concept Plan.

 1. Phase 1. Substantial work on Phase 1 shall commence no later than ninety (90) days after the
 last to occur of:

 a) approval by the City and RDA of the Preliminary Concept Plan;

 b) approval by the RDA of the Development Budget and Development Plans; and

 c) issuance of all permits or licenses required to commence construction of Phase 1;
 provided, however, that in no event shall commencement occur later than September 1,
 2026. Substantial completion of Phase 1 shall occur no later than December 31, 2028.

 2. Phase 2. Substantial work on Phase 2 shall commence no later than May 1, 2028, and
 substantial completion shall occur no later than December 31, 2029. Developer may not
 commence Phase 2 construction until all approvals and permits required for Phase 2 have
 been obtained.

 3. Phase 3. Substantial work on Phase 3 shall commence no later than May 1, 2030, and
 substantial completion shall occur no later than December 31, 2031. Developer shall obtain
 all approvals and permits required for Phase 3 prior to commencement.

 Developer shall file with the RDA copies of the detailed construction plans for each phase within
 ninety (90) days after substantial completion of that phase.

M. Reports and Information. During the period before the commencement of construction, Developer
 shall from time to time provide to the RDA information having a bearing upon the interests of the
 City and the RDA in the Property or under this Agreement. Upon request of the RDA, Developer
 shall submit progress reports during construction. Upon request of the RDA. Developer shall submit
 a copy of annual, audited financial statements for Developer through termination of this Agreement.

N. Copies of Documents. All documents from Developer to the City or RDA shall be submitted in
 triplicate.

O. Maintenance and Repair. Developer shall always keep and maintain, or cause to be kept and
 maintained, the Property in good condition and repair, in a safe, clean, and attractive condition, and
 free of all trash, litter, refuse, and waste, subject only to demolition and construction activities
 contemplated by this Agreement.

P. Transfer or Sale of Project Property.

 1. Notice of Intent to Transfer. If Developer intends to sell, transfer or convey the Property or
 any part thereof before termination of this Agreement, Developer shall provide to the City
 and RDA a written request for transfer thirty (30) days prior to the anticipated transfer. The
 City or RDA may deny the request for any commercially reasonable reason. Developer may
 assign all rights and obligations under this Agreement only to an entity controlled and affiliated
 with Developer to own, manage and operate the Property. This Agreement inures to the
 benefit and becomes the obligation of the heirs, successors and assigns of Developer. This
 Agreement shall run with the land and shall be binding upon all current and future owners of
 the Property. Owner shall not be required to provide the City or RDA with written notice


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 of its intent to transfer in connection with the granting of any mortgage or security agreement
 to finance or refinance loans for the purchase of the Property or payment of costs of the
 Project.

 2. No Transfer to Exempt Entities. Prior to the closure of the TID, the Property shall not be
 sold, transferred or conveyed to, leased, or owned by any entity or used in any manner that
 would render any part of the Project Property exempt from taxation, unless the purchaser,
 transferee, lessee or owner first executes a written agreement with the City and RDA in a
 form satisfactory to the City providing for acceptable payments to the City in lieu of taxes.

Q. Easements. Developer shall grant to the City such easements as are reasonably necessary for public
 improvements, infrastructure, ingress or egress, utilities, lighting or landscaping or any other access
 necessary to effectuate this Agreement. Developer shall cause existing easements to be relocated or
 terminated to accommodate the Project.

R. Environmental.

 1. Presence of Hazardous Materials and Compliance with Environmental Laws. Developer
 acknowledges known contamination at the Property, including the information referenced in
 Wisconsin DNR BRRTS 02-05-589625, 03-05-002094, 03-05-20493903-05. Before
 commencement of the First Phase, Developer shall be satisfied, through such means as are
 commercially reasonable, that any Hazardous Materials on or within the Property are being
 stored and handled in strict compliance with all Environmental Laws. Developer shall provide
 the City and RDA with copies of all environmental reports pertaining to the Property no later
 than ten (10) days after receiving the same. The City and RDA shall provide Developer with
 copies of all environmental reports pertaining to the Property currently in their possession
 or within ten (10) days after receiving the same.

 2. Developer’s Environmental Indemnification. Developer shall indemnify, pay on behalf of,
 defend and hold the City, the RDA, and their respective agents, officials, employees,
 representatives, successors and assigns, harmless from and against any loss, damage, claim,
 fine, penalty, assessment, liability, or other charge or claim, and all costs (including, without
 limitation, reasonable legal, accounting, consulting, engineering, and similar expenses incurred
 with respect to such matter and/or incurred in enforcing this indemnity):

 a) Arising from the treatment, deposit, release, storage, or disposal of any Hazardous
 Materials on, within or about the Property occurring during Developer’s term of
 ownership; or

 b) Arising from the breach of any warranty, covenant or representation of Developer to
 the City or RDA, or any other obligation of Developer to the City or RDA regarding
 Hazardous Materials under this Agreement.

 3. Hazardous Materials Defined. As used herein, the term “Hazardous Materials” means:

 a) Hazardous wastes, hazardous substances, hazardous constituents, toxic substances or
 related materials, whether solids, liquids or gases, including but not limited to
 substances defined as “hazardous wastes,” “hazardous substances,” “toxic
 substances,” “pollutants, “contaminants,” “radioactive materials,” or other similar
 designations in, or otherwise subject to regulation under, the Comprehensive
 Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980, as amended, 42
 U.S.C. 9601 et seq.; the Toxic Substance Control Act, 15 U.S.C. 2601 et seq.; the

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 Hazardous Materials Transportation Act, 49 U.S.C. 1802; the Resource Conservation
 and Recovery Act, 42 U.S.C. 9601. et seq.; the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C. 1251; the
 Safe Drinking Water Act, 42 U.S.C. 300f et seq.; the Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. 7401 et
 seq.; and in any permits, licenses, approvals, plans, rules, regulations or ordinances
 adopted, or other criteria and guidelines promulgated pursuant to the preceding laws
 or other similar federal, state or local laws, regulations, rules or ordinances now or
 hereafter in effect relating to environmental matters (collectively, “Environmental
 Laws”); and

 b) Any other substances, constituents or wastes subject to any applicable federal, state
 or local law, regulation or ordinance, including any Environmental Law, now or
 hereafter in effect, including but not limited to: petroleum, refined petroleum
 products, waste oil, waste aviation or motor vehicle fuel, and asbestos containing
 materials.

4. Survival. The provisions of this Section shall survive the conveyance to Developer of any City
 and/or RDA Property.

5. WDNR Post-Closure Modification; Revocation of Prior Request.

 Developer acknowledges that the City previously submitted a post-closure modification
 request to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (“WDNR”) in connection with
 a prior redevelopment concept for the Property. Developer agrees that such prior request is
 specific to the earlier concept and shall not be relied upon for the Project contemplated under
 this Agreement. Developer and City shall cooperate in formally revoking or withdrawing the
 prior request. The Developer shall be responsible for all costs and fees necessary to comply
 with WDNR requirements.

 Prior to any disturbance, modification, penetration, or removal of the existing engineered cap
 or other closure components on the Property, Developer shall, at its sole cost and expense,
 prepare, submit, and obtain WDNR approval of a new post-closure modification request
 specific to the Project. Developer shall retain a qualified environmental consultant to prepare
 all required documentation, plans, engineering details, and supporting materials necessary for
 WDNR review and approval.

 No construction activity affecting capped or regulated areas shall commence until written
 WDNR approval has been obtained. Developer shall be solely responsible for compliance
 with all WDNR conditions of approval, including excavation oversight, proper management
 and disposal of contaminated materials, reconstruction or replacement of the cap, installation
 of any vapor mitigation system if required, long-term monitoring obligations, and all associated
 reporting. All costs associated with revocation of the prior request, preparation of the new
 request, and compliance with WDNR requirements shall be borne exclusively by Developer.

6. Environmental Remediation Timing. All environmental remediation work required for WDNR
 approval of the post-closure modification, including excavation, disposal, cap reconstruction,
 and installation of any required engineering or vapor mitigation controls, shall be completed
 as part of Phase I of the Project. The parties acknowledge that although remediation activities
 will occur in Phase I, Developer may allocate and recover such costs proportionally across
 Phases I, II, and III within the Project budget and financing structure.




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S. Insurance. Before commencement of construction activities on the Property, Developer shall deliver
 to the City and RDA certificates of insurance, copies of endorsements, and other evidence of
 insurance requested by the City or RDA, which Developer is required to purchase and maintain, or
 cause to be purchased or obtained, in the types and amounts of coverage listed below, each of which
 shall name the City and RDA as additional insured parties:

 1. Workers Compensation and Related Coverage. Coverage for state and federal workers
 compensation shall be defined by state and federal statute. The amounts of employer’s liability
 coverage shall be in not less than the following limits:

 a) Bodily Injury by Accident – one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) per accident;

 b) Bodily Injury by Disease – one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) per employee;
 and

 c) Five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) policy limit.

 2. Waiver of Workers Compensation Subrogation. The workers’ compensation policy is to be
 endorsed with a waiver of subrogation. The insurance company, in its endorsement, agrees
 to waive all rights of subrogation against the City, RDA, its officers, officials, employees, and
 volunteers for losses paid under the terms of the policy that arises from the work performed
 by the names insured for or on behalf of the City or RDA.

 3. Comprehensive General Liability Insurance. Coverage shall be written on a commercial
 general liability form, and shall protect Developer and any subcontractor during the
 performance of work covered by this Agreement from claims or damages for personal injury,
 including accidental death, as well as claims for property damages which may arise from
 operation under this Agreement, whether such operations be by Developer, any
 subcontractor, or anyone directly or indirectly employed by either of them in such manner
 as to impose liability on the City or RDA. The amounts of such insurance shall be not less
 than the following limits:

 a) General Aggregate Limit – two million dollars ($2,000,000.00); Personal and
 Advertising Injury Limit (per person/organization) – two million dollars
 ($2,000,000.00);

 b) Bodily Injury and Property Damage – two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) per
 occurrence;

 c) Fire Legal Liability Damage Limit – one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) per
 occurrence; and

 d) Medical Expense Limit – ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) per person.

 4. Comprehensive Automobile Liability and Property Damage. Coverage shall protect
 Developer and any subcontractor during the performance of work covered by this Agreement
 from claims or damages associated with operations of owned, hired, and non- owned motor
 vehicles. The amounts of such insurance shall be not less than the following limits:

 a) Bodily Injury – two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00) per person; and




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 b) One million dollars ($1,000,000.00) per occurrence; and Property Damage – two
 hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00) per occurrence.

 5. Umbrella Coverage. Coverage shall protect Developer and any subcontractor during the
 performance of work covered by this Agreement with limits of one million dollars
 ($1,000,000.00) for bodily injury, personal injury, and property damage on a combined basis
 with the stated underlying limits of Paragraphs IV. S. 1. to IV S. 3. above.

 6. Builder’s Risk Insurance. Before commencing construction of any improvements on the
 Property and during any construction activities contemplated by this Agreement, Developer
 shall obtain and keep in full force and effect and all builders risk insurance policy for all portions
 of the Property with coverage equal to the total amount of the construction contracts for all
 such construction activities. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to relieve Developer of
 its obligation to perform under this Agreement and, in the event of loss, Developer shall use
 the proceeds of such insurance to promptly reconstruct the damaged or lost improvements.

 7. Fire and Casualty Insurance. Developer shall obtain and keep in full force adequate fire and
 casualty insurance with coverage in an amount equal to the assessed value of such
 improvements. In the event of loss, the Developer shall use the proceeds of such insurance
 to promptly reconstruct the damaged or lost improvements.

T. General Indemnity.

 1. Protection Against Losses. Developer shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the City,
 RDA, and their respective officers, employees, agents, attorneys, insurers and the successors
 and assigns of all of the foregoing, from any and all liabilities, claims, losses, damages, judgments
 or awards, costs or expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, of whatsoever nature and
 by whomsoever asserted, whether asserted by a third party or by a party to this Agreement
 (hereinafter “Losses”), directly or indirectly, arising out of, resulting from or in any way
 connected with:

 a) Any breach by Developer of the terms of this Agreement;

 b) Any non-compliance with laws, ordinances, rules or regulations applicable to
 Developer’s obligations under this Agreement; or

 c) Any governmental, regulatory or other proceedings to the extent any such
 proceedings result from Developer’s failure to comply with its obligations under this
 Agreement or otherwise.

 2. Indemnification Procedures. Developer shall promptly assume full and complete responsibility
 for the investigation, defense, compromise and settlement of any claim, suit or action arising
 out of or relating to the indemnified matters following written notice thereof from the City
 or RDA, which notice shall be given by the City or RDA within ten (10) days of their
 knowledge of such claim, suit or action. Failure to provide such timely notice shall not
 eliminate Developer’s indemnification obligations to the City and RDA unless, and only to the
 extent to which, such failure has substantially prejudiced Developer. Notwithstanding the
 foregoing, in its sole discretion and at its expense, the City and RDA may participate in or
 defend or prosecute, through their own counsel(s), any claim suit or action for which either
 of them is entitled to indemnification by Developer; provided, however, that if the City or
 RDA is advised in writing by its legal counsel that there is a conflict between the positions of
 Developer and City or RDA, as appropriate, in conducting the defense of such action or that

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 there are legal defenses available to the City or RDA different from or in addition to those
 available to Developer, then counsel for the City or RDA, at Developer’s expense, shall be
 entitled to conduct the defense only to the extent necessary to protect the interests of the
 City or RDA. Developer shall not enter any compromise or settlement without the prior
 written consent of the City or RDA, as appropriate, which consent shall not be unreasonably
 withheld. The absence of a complete and general release of all claims against the City or RDA
 shall be reasonable grounds for the City or RDA to refuse to provide written consent to a
 compromise or settlement. If Developer does not assume the defense of such claim, suit or
 action, Developer shall reimburse the City and RDA for the reasonable fees and expenses of
 counsel(s) retained by the City and by RDA, and shall be bound by the results obtained by the
 City and RDA; provided, however, that no such claim, suit or action shall be settled without
 Developer’s prior written consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. The
 absence of a complete and general release of all claims against Developer shall be reasonable
 grounds for Developer to refuse to provide written consent to a compromise or settlement.

U. Contractors. Developer shall provide to the City and RDA a list of call contractors conducting work
 on the Project. Prior to receiving any TIF assistance, the Developer shall provide written statements
 from all listed contractors that all payments due to contractors have been made. The City and RDA
 may withhold TIF assistance if the Developer has outstanding financial obligations owed to
 contractors. Contractor means a person, corporation, partnership, or any other business entity that
 performs work as a general contractor, prime contractor, or subcontractor at any tier.

V. Employees. Developer shall ensure all workers who will perform work on the Project are properly
 classified as employees or independent contractors under all applicable state and federal laws.

W. Disclosure. During the duration of this Agreement, the Developer shall report all current
 investigations, orders, judgments, or other legal matters with any state or federal agency, or in any
 municipal, state, or federal court.

X. Compliance with City Ordinances. Developer shall be responsible for implementing an application and
 lease process with all tenants that complies with all City ordinances, state, and federal law. The City
 and RDA may withhold TIF assistance if the Property has outstanding Orders from any City
 Department or has been declared a nuisance under City ordinance.

 V. CONDITIONS PRECEDENT TO OBLIGATIONS OF CITY AND RDA

The City’s and RDA’s obligations under this Agreement are conditioned upon the following:

A. Existence. Developer shall have provided City and RDA a certified copy of its organizational
 documents and a certificate from the Department of Financial Institutions for the State of Wisconsin
 indicating Developer’s existence and good standing.

B. Incumbency; Due Authorization. Developer shall have provided a certificate of incumbency and
 resolutions of the company, demonstrating Developer has been duly authorized to enter into this
 Agreement and authorizing the person signing this Agreement to execute and deliver it to the City
 and/or RDA, and to bind Developer to its terms.

C. No Violation or Default. Developer shall not be in violation of any of its governing documents or
 other contracts subject to this Agreement or of any other agreement between Developer and the
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D. Insurance. Developer shall have delivered to the City and/or RDA certificates of all insurance required
 under this Agreement.

E. TID District. The TID shall be in effect and in good standing certified by the Wisconsin Department
 of Revenue.

 VI. CONDITIONS PRECEDENT TO OBLIGATIONS OF DEVELOPER

The obligations of Developer under this Agreement are conditioned upon the following:

A. TID. The TID shall be in effect and in good standing certified by the Wisconsin Department of
 Revenue.

B. Due Authorization. The City Council shall consent to the City entering into this Agreement and shall
 authorize the person(s) signing this Agreement to execute and deliver it to Developer and to bind the
 City to its terms. All actions required to authorize RDA to enter into this Agreement shall have been
 taken and evidence of such actions, including authorization of the person signing this Agreement on
 behalf of RDA shall have been provided to Developer.

 VII. REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, AND COVENANTS

Developer represents and warrants to the City and RDA as follows:

A. No Material Change in Documents. All contract documents and agreements have been furnished to
 the City and RDA, as the case may be, and are true and correct and there has been no material change
 in any of the same.

B. No Material Change in Developer Operations. There has been no material change in the business
 operations of Developer since the date the parties began negotiation to enter into this Agreement.

C. Compliance with Zoning. The Property now conforms and will continue to conform at all times and
 in all respects with applicable zoning and land division laws, rules, regulations and ordinances.

D. Payment. Developer shall pay for all work performed or materials furnished for the Project when and
 as the same become due and payable. Developer shall not suffer any construction or other involuntary
 lien to be imposed upon the Property, except for liens for claims to payment that are subject to a
 bona fide dispute, and, in that case, such liens shall be removed by Developer posting bond or other
 security, paying one hundred and twenty percent (120%) of the lien claimed into court, escrowing
 funds or promptly taking other steps to remove the lien of record. Developer shall pay all other
 obligations relating to the Project, including all creditors holding liens or mortgages against the
 Property when and as the same become due. Developer will pay all taxes and assessments levied
 against the Property when and as the same become due.

E. Certification of Facts. No statement of fact by Developer contained in this Agreement and no
 statement of fact furnished or to be furnished by Developer to the City or RDA pursuant to this
 Agreement contains or will contain any untrue statement of a material fact or omits or will omit to
 state a material fact necessary in order to make the statements herein or therein contained not
 misleading.

F. Good Standing. Developer is a limited liability company organized and existing in good standing under
 the laws of the State of Wisconsin and has the power and all necessary licenses, permits and franchises
 to own its assets and properties and to carry on its business.


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G. Due Authorization. The execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement and all other
 agreements requested to be executed and delivered by Developer hereunder have been duly
 authorized by all necessary company action of Developer and constitute valid and binding obligations
 of Developer, in accordance with their terms, subject only to applicable bankruptcy, insolvency,
 reorganization, moratorium, general principles of equity, and other similar laws of general application
 affecting the enforceability of creditors’ rights generally.

H. No Conflict. The execution, delivery, and performance of the obligations of Developer pursuant to
 this Agreement will not violate or conflict with the Articles of Organization or Operating Agreement
 of Developer or any indenture, instrument or material agreement by which Developer is bound, nor
 will the execution, delivery, or performance of obligations of Developer pursuant to this Agreement
 violate or conflict with any law applicable to Developer.

I. No Litigation. There is no litigation or proceeding pending or threatened against or affecting
 Developer or the Property that would adversely affect the Project, Developer or the priority or
 enforceability of this Agreement, the ability of Developer to complete the Project or the ability of
 Developer to perform its obligations under this Agreement.

J. No Default. No default, or event that with the giving of notice or lapse of time or both would be a
 default, exists under this Agreement, and Developer is not in default (beyond any applicable period of
 grace) of any of its obligations under any other material agreement or instrument to which Developer
 is a party or an obligor.

K. Compliance with Laws and Codes. The Project, when completed, will conform and comply in all
 respects with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and ordinances, including without limitation, all
 building codes and ordinances of the City. Developer will comply with, and will cause the Project to
 be in compliance with all applicable federal, state, local and other laws, rules, regulations and
 ordinances, including without limitation, all environmental laws, rules, regulations and ordinances.

L. Fees or Commissions. Neither the City nor RDA shall be liable for any broker fees or commissions
 incurred by Developer in connection with the Property or any transactions contemplated by this
 Agreement.

M. No Objection to Property Assessment. Prior to termination of this Agreement, Developer shall not
 file an objection to real or personal property assessment as provided under §70.47(7)(a), Wis. Stats.

 VIII. DEFAULT

A. Developer Default. Each of the following shall be an Event of Default by Developer:

 1. Failure to Make Payment. Developer fails to make any payment required and such failure
 continues for a period of ten (10) days after its due date;

 2. Failure to Abide by Other Terms. Developer fails to perform any other of its obligations under
 this Agreement and such failure continues for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of
 notice from the City or RDA; provided, however, if such cure cannot reasonably be
 accomplished within such thirty (30) days and the delay in cure does not materially impair the
 financial interests of the City or RDA, and if Developer promptly commences cure within the
 initial thirty (30) days and diligently pursues cure thereafter, Developer shall have a reasonable
 time, not to exceed sixty (60) days after the initial thirty (30) days, for a total of ninety (90)
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 3. Misrepresentation. Any representation or warranty of Developer in this Agreement or any
 agreement contemplated by this Agreement is untrue in any material respect;

 4. Fraud and Other Illicit Behavior. Developer or any of its members is convicted of, pleads no
 contest to, or enters into any other agreement other than a dismissal with no conditions as
 to any allegation of:

 a) Fraud; or

 b) Indecent or illicit behavior that in the determination of the City or RDA would
 threaten the reputation of Developer or its ability to complete the Project according
 to the requirements of this Agreement;

 5. Insolvency. Developer or any guarantor of the obligations of Developer hereunder is insolvent
 or becomes the subject of a petition in bankruptcy, a receivership, a composition or any other
 proceeding designed for the benefit of creditors generally that is not dismissed within sixty
 (60) days of the date of filing;

 6. Involuntary Liens. Any lien is imposed upon the Property involuntarily due to the acts or
 omissions of Developer and such lien is not removed within sixty (60) days of it being imposed
 upon the Property.

B. Remedies Upon Default. In the event of the occurrence of an Event of Default by Developer, the City
 may in its discretion:

 1. Termination. Terminate this Agreement without further notice to Developer;

 2. Offset and Recoupment. Offset or recoup against any amounts that may then or thereafter
 come due from the City or RDA to Developer, whether under this Agreement or otherwise,
 an amount of damages reasonably estimated by the City or RDA resulting from Developer’s
 breach;

 3. Specific Performance. Sue for specific performance;

 4. Sue for Damages. Sue for all damages caused by the Event of Default;

 5. Other Remedies. Pursue any other remedies available to the City or RDA at law or in equity;

 6. Interest. Collect interest on all delinquent amounts at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per
 annum from the date such amount was due; and

 7. Costs and Attorney Fees. Collect all costs and fees, including reasonable attorney fees
 incurred by the City and RDA, or either of them, by virtue of the Event of Default.

 8. Conditional Option to Purchase. In addition to the remedies set forth above, upon the
 occurrence of any Event of Default or the Developer’s failure to commence vertical
 construction of any the three phases of the Project by the dates herein, the RDA shall have
 the right, but not the obligation, to exercise a conditional option to repurchase the applicable
 parcel(s), for the original purchase price, created under the Certified Survey Map (“CSM”):




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 The RDA may repurchase only those parcels on which the Developer has not commenced
 vertical construction without affecting the Developer’s rights in commenced parcels. The
 repurchase price, terms of conveyance, and title conditions shall be as set forth in this
 Agreement. Developer shall execute all documentation necessary to effectuate this option,
 and the option shall run with the land and be recorded against each parcel created by the
 CSM.

 The repurchase price for any parcel shall equal the per-square-foot price derived from the
 total purchase price of $1,200,000, less the outstanding balance of the land payment, divided
 by the total land area conveyed, multiplied by the square footage of the parcel being
 repurchased, and the actual cost of remediation and other site improvements of the parcel,
 subject to the Developer providing adequate documentation of costs.

C. City or RDA Default. Developer shall have all rights and remedies available under law or equity with
 respect to any failure of the City and/or RDA to perform their obligations under this Agreement, but
 only after providing the City and RDA notice of such default and a failure by the City and/or RDA to
 commence attempts to cure such default within the thirty (30)-day notice period. If the City and/or
 RDA, as appropriate, commences cure within the thirty (30)-day notice period and thereafter
 reasonably and continuously takes action to complete such cure, then the failure to perform shall not
 be an Event of Default.

D. Limitation of Damages. The foregoing notwithstanding, none of the parties shall be liable to any other
 party for any incidental, consequential, indirect, punitive or exemplary damages. All claims and damages
 asserted against the City or RDA shall be subject to statutory protections of municipalities and their
 officials and employees, including the immunity and limitations set forth in §893.80 Wis. Stats.

E. No Waiver. Any delay in instituting or prosecuting any actions or proceedings or otherwise asserting
 the rights granted in this Agreement, shall not operate as a waiver of such rights to, or deprive it of
 or limit such rights in any way, nor shall any waiver in fact made with respect to any specific default,
 be considered or treated as a waiver of any rights with respect to other defaults or with respect to
 the particular default except to the extent specifically waived in writing.

F. Remedies Cumulative. Except as expressly provided otherwise in this Agreement, the rights and
 remedies of the parties to this Agreement, whether provided by law or by this Agreement, shall be
 cumulative, and the exercise by any party of any one or more of such remedies shall not preclude the
 exercise of it, at the same or different times, of any other such remedies for any other default or
 breach by any other party.

 IX. TERMINATION

A. Date of Termination. This Agreement shall terminate upon the earliest of the date:

 1. All Qualified Expenditures have been repaid in full by Tax Increment;

 2. The City closes and terminates the TID;

 3. The Wisconsin Department of Revenue fails to certify or revokes certification of all or any
 portion of the TID or the Property;

 4. This Agreement is terminated because of an Event of Default; or

 5. The parties agree in writing to terminate this Agreement.

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B. TIF Payments termination. TIF payments shall only continue for a period of no longer than twenty-
 one (21) years after the date of execution of this Agreement and therefore shall terminate at the end
 of tax year 2050.

C. Survival of Certain Provisions. Sections III. B. 1. d), III. D., IV. E., IV. I., IV. K., IV. P. 2., IV. Q., IV. R. 2.,
 IV. T., V. A., V. B., V. C., V. D., V. E., VII. C., VII. D., VII. E., VII. G., VII. K., VII. L., VIII. B., VIII. D., VIII.
 E., VIII. F., X. B., X. C., X. G., X .J., X. M., X. O., X. P., and X. R. shall survive the termination of this
 Agreement.

 X. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

A. No Effect Until Executed. The terms of this Agreement shall have no force and effect unless and until
 this Agreement is executed by all Parties.

B. Assignment. Developer may not assign its rights under this Agreement without the express prior
 written consent of the City and RDA, until the obligations of the Developer under Section III hereof
 are fully performed and satisfied. Thereafter, this Agreement may be assigned by Developer only upon
 the prior, written consent of the City and RDA, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. The RDA
 and City understand the Developer intends to create three separate legal entities for the
 corresponding three phases of the Project and the associated parcels, and may request the assignment
 of the rights and obligations of this Agreement to those entities by providing thirty (30) days written
 notice to the City and RDA. The approval of any assignment will not be unreasonably withheld by the
 City and RDA.

C. Nondiscrimination. In the performance of work under this Agreement, Developer shall not
 discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment nor shall the Property or any portion
 thereof be sold to, leased or used by any party in any manner to permit discrimination or restriction
 on the basis of the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, ancestry, age, religion or religious
 creed, disability or handicap, sex or gender (including pregnancy), gender identity and/or expression,
 sexual orientation, military or veteran status, genetic information, or any other characteristic
 protected under applicable federal, state or local law. Retaliation is also prohibited. The construction
 and operation of the Property shall be in compliance with all effective laws, ordinances and regulations
 relating to discrimination on any of the foregoing grounds.

D. No Personal Liability. Under no circumstances shall any trustee, officer, official, commissioner,
 director, member, partner or employee of the City or RDA have any personal liability arising out of
 this Agreement, and Developer shall not seek or claim any such personal liability.

E. No Personal Interest of Public Employee. No official or employee of the City or RDA shall have any
 personal interest in this Agreement, nor shall any such person voluntarily acquire any ownership
 interest, direct or indirect, in the legal entities that are parties to this Agreement. No official or
 employee of the City or RDA shall be personally liable to Developer or any successor in interest, in
 the event of any default or breach by the City or RDA, or for any amount that becomes due to the
 Developer or its successors under this Agreement.

F. Relationship of Parties. The City and the RDA are not partners or joint venturers with Developer in
 the Project or otherwise. Under no circumstances shall the City or RDA be liable for any of the
 obligations of Developer under this Agreement or otherwise. There are no third-party beneficiaries
 of this Agreement.

G. Force Majeure. No party shall be responsible to any other party for any resulting losses and it shall
 not be a default hereunder if the fulfillment of any of the terms of this Agreement is delayed or

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 prevented by revolutions or other civil disorders, wars, acts of enemies, strikes, fires, floods, acts of
 God, adverse weather conditions, legally required environmental remedial actions, industry-wide
 shortage of materials, or by any other cause not within the control of the party whose performance
 was interfered with, and which exercise of reasonable diligence, such party is unable to prevent,
 whether of the class of causes herein above enumerated or not, and the time for performance shall
 be extended by the period of delay occasioned by any such cause. The foregoing notwithstanding, a
 Force Majeure event may not be used to avoid an Event of Default if the delay caused by the Force
 Majeure event exceeds ninety (180) days from the date the event occurred.

H. Parties and Survival of Agreement. Except as otherwise expressly provided herein, this Agreement is
 made solely for the benefit of the parties hereto and no other person, partnership, association or
 corporation shall acquire or have any rights hereunder or by virtue hereof. All representations and
 agreements in this Agreement shall remain operative and in full force and effect until fulfilled and shall
 survive the closing.

I. Time. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE regarding all dates and time periods set forth herein. In the event
 this Agreement is not executed by both Parties prior to July 1, 2026, all approvals granted pursuant
 hereto or in conjunction herein by the City which are contemplated as part of this Agreement shall
 automatically expire.

J. Notices. All notices, demands, certificates or other communications under this Agreement shall be
 given in writing and shall be considered given:

 1. Upon receipt if sent via electronic mail (e-mail) or facsimile; or

 2. Upon receipt if hand-delivered to the party or person intended; or

 3. One (1) business day after deposit with a nationally recognized overnight commercial courier
 service, air bill pre-paid; or

 4. Three (3) business days after deposit in the United States Postal Service (USPS), postage
 prepaid, by certified mail, return receipt requested.

 All correspondence shall be addressed by name and address to the party or person intended as
 follows:

 To the City: City of Green Bay
 Attn: Law Department
 100 North Jefferson Street
 Green Bay, WI 54301
 e-mail: Law@greenbaywi.gov

 To RDA: Redevelopment Authority of the City of Green Bay
 Attention: Executive Director
 100 North Jefferson Street, Room 608
 Green Bay, WI 54301
 e-mail: Cheryl.renier-wigg@greenbaywi.gov

 To the Developer: THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC
 Attention: Jeremy Novak
 1243 Badger Street
 La Crosse, WI 54601

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 e-mail: jeremy@threesixty.bz

 phone: 608-790-5589


The foregoing addresses shall be presumed to be correct until notice of a different address is given
according to this paragraph.

K. Governing Law. The laws of the State of Wisconsin shall govern this Agreement.

L. Captions. The captions or headings in this Agreement are for convenience only and in no way define,
 limit or describe the scope or intent of any of the provisions of this Agreement.

M. Execution in Counterparts. This Agreement may be signed in any number of counterparts with the
 same effect as if the signature thereto and hereto were upon the same instrument.

N. Severability. If any provision of this Agreement shall be determined to be unenforceable as applied in
 any particular case or in all cases because it conflicts with any other provision or provisions hereof or
 any constitution or statute or rule of public policy, or for any other reason, such circumstance shall
 not have the effect of rendering the provision in question inoperative or unenforceable in any other
 case or circumstance, or of rendering any other provision or provisions herein contained
 unenforceable to any extent whatever.

O. Recording of Agreement. The City may record this Development Agreement or a Memorandum of
 this Agreement with the Register of Deeds for Brown County, Wisconsin. Upon request of the City,
 Developer shall execute and deliver to the City any such Memorandum or any other document in
 connection with such recording.

P. Priority Over Subsequent Liens. This Agreement shall run with the land and shall be binding upon and
 inure to the benefit of the parties and their heirs, successors and assigns. As such, the current and all
 future owners of the Property shall be subject to all the obligations stated herein. Owner warrants
 and represents that there will not be any mortgage or any other lien against the Property at the time
 this Development Agreement is recorded other than mortgages for the purchase of the Property and
 to finance costs of constructing the Project. Unless Developer’s lender requires subordination of the
 City and RDA’s interests created pursuant to this Agreement, and in such case only to the extent
 provided in the resulting subordination agreement(s), this Development Agreement shall have
 precedence and shall take priority over any mortgage, lien or other encumbrance that may be
 recorded against the Property (or any portion thereof) after the recording of this Development
 Agreement (or Memorandum thereof).

Q. No Construction Against Drafter. This Agreement is a product of the negotiation and drafting of
 attorneys for the parties, and, as such, the rule of construing ambiguous contracts against the drafter
 shall not apply to this Agreement.

R. Venue. The venue for any proceeding involving the negotiation, drafting, interpretation or
 enforcement of this Agreement shall be the circuit court for Brown County, Wisconsin, all other
 venues being inappropriate for any such proceeding.

S. Signatures and Counterparts. Electronic, facsimile and photocopy signatures shall have the same effect
 as original signatures.




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 [Signature pages follow]




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Signature page 1 of 3

 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties to this Agreement have caused this instrument to be
signed by duly authorized representatives of Developer, City and RDA as of the day and year first written
above.



 DEVELOPER:
 THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS,
 LLC



 By: ___________________________________



 ____________________________________
 Marvin W. Wanders, Managing Member




 ACKNOWLEDGMENT


STATE OF WISCONSIN )
 ) SS
COUNTY OF BROWN )


Personally came before me this ________ day of ________________ 2026, the above named Marvin
W. Wanders, the Managing Member of THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC, a Wisconsin
limited liability company, to me known to be the person who executed the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged the same.




 ____________________________________________
 *Kevin J. Roop
 Notary Public, LaCrosse County, Wisconsin
 My Commission is permanent.




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Signature page 2 of 3

THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, and
THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC




 THE CITY OF GREEN BAY


 By: ___________________________________
 Eric Genrich, Mayor




 ACKNOWLEDGMENT


STATE OF WISCONSIN )
 ) SS
COUNTY OF BROWN )


Personally came before me this ________ day of ________________ 2026, the above named
________________________, on behalf of the City of Green Bay, a Wisconsin municipal corporation,
to me known to be the person who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same.




 ____________________________________________
 *___________________________________________
 Notary Public, ________________ County, Wisconsin
 My Commission Expires ________________________




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Signature page 3 of 3

THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, and
THREE SIXTY REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC




 REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE
 CITY OF GREEN BAY


 By: ___________________________________
 Gary J. Delveaux, Chair




 ACKNOWLEDGMENT


STATE OF WISCONSIN )
 ) SS
COUNTY OF BROWN )


Personally came before me this ________ day of ________________ 2026, the above named
________________________ and ________________________, on behalf of the Redevelopment
Authority of the City of Green Bay, a Wisconsin municipal corporation, to me known to be the person
who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same.




 ____________________________________________
 *___________________________________________
 Notary Public, ________________ County, Wisconsin
 My Commission Expires ________________________




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 EXHIBIT A
 Property Map




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 EXHIBIT B
 Legal Descriptions

616 Pine St. Parcel# 11-160: NAVARINO PLAT LOTS 517,518, 519 & 546 EX 2657831 FOR RD & W
1/2 OF VAC ALLEY AS DESC IN 3005722

605 Cherry St. Parcel 11-191: 0.402 AC M/L PLAT OF NAVARINO LOTS 544 & 545

618 Pine St. Parcel# 11-159: NAVARINO PLAT LOT 516 & E 1/2 OF VAC ALLEY ADJ WLY AS DESC
IN 3005722

624 Pine St. Parcel 11-158: 0.201 AC M/L NAVARINO PLAT LOT 515

227 N. Quincy St. Parcel 11-156: 0.122 AC M/L NAVARINO PLAT N 100 FT OF LOT 514

221 N. Quincy St. Parcel 11-157: NAVARINO PLAT LOTS 547-548- 549 & SLY 65 FT OF LOT 514 & E
1/2 OF VAC ALLEY ADJ WLY AS DESC IN 3005722




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 EXHIBIT C
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 Report to the
 Redevelopment Authority
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Matthew Buchanan, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # O.3
To approve the Department of Public Works to approve the award of a professional survey, design, and
bidding services contract for the Grandview Industrial Park to Ayres Associates in the amount of $140,015.

BACKGROUND
The City of Green Bay desires to construct a new roadway into the Grandview Industrial Park on the City’s
east side. The proposed section of roadway (Padi-Wood Lane) will extend from Erie Road to approximately
1,300 feet east, dead-ending for this phase of the project. In addition, an unnamed roadway and cul-de-sac will
extend north from Padi-Wood Lane approximately 500 feet. These roadways will provide access to a portion
of the City-owned property and allow industrial or commercial development opportunities. Associated utility
extensions and stormwater management systems will also be included with the proposed roadway designs.
Ayres Associates has submitted a proposal to provide survey, design and bidding support services to the City
for this project.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve the award of a professional survey, design, and bidding services contract for Grandview Industrial
Park to Ayres Associates in the amount of $140,015.

FISCAL IMPACT
The professional services proposed will cost $140,015, which the City would cover using available funds from
Tax Increment District (TID) #25. No levy funds will be used to support the project.

ATTACHMENTS
1. Padi-Wood Lane Phase 1 Proposal_Update
2. Green Bay Grandview Padi-Wood Road Design Project Cost Table




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Grandview Industrial Park Padi-Wood Lane – Scope of Services
Project Background
The City of Green Bay desires to construct a new roadway into the Grandview Industrial Park on the
City’s east side. The proposed section of roadway (Padi-Wood Lane) will extend from Erie Road to
approximately 1,300 feet east, dead ending for this phase of the project. In addition, an unnamed
roadway and cul-de-sac will extend north from Padi-Wood Lane approximately 500 feet. These
roadways will provide access to a portion of the City owned property and allow commercial
development opportunities. Associated utility extensions and stormwater management systems
will also be included with the proposed roadway designs. Ayres will provide design and bidding
support services to the City for this project.

 Project Overview




A summary of services Ayres will provide for the project is as follows:


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Survey Services
Survey services will include topographic survey, locating of existing marked utilities, existing
structures, documenting property information including existing property irons and
monumentation, and preparing a Transportation Project Plat (TPP). Title searches are anticipated to
be provided by the City. Data gathered will be processed into usable mapping.

 1. Perform topo/DTM survey for the approximate 12 acre area as shown in the map below.




 2. Diggers Hotline will be used to have underground utilities marked. Ayres is not liable for
 incomplete or inaccurate utility markings.
 3. Map above ground visible utilities and underground utilities (as marked by others) within the
 limits of the attached. One attempt will be made to locate these utilities, additional ﬁeld
 visits will be considered an extra cost.
 4. Dip manholes and water valves within the project limits and one beyond limits if applicable.
 5. Set a minimum of 3 horizontal control points and 3 vertical benchmarks.
 6. Determine existing right of way of Erie Road and South line of the Southwest ¼ of the
 Northwest ¼ of Section 12.

TPP Scope of Services

 1. Search for monumentation to aid in existing RW determination.
 2. Provide TPP not to exceed 0.25 miles in length per sheet, anticipated to be 1 detail sheet
 plus a title sheet.
 3. One set of revisions per Plat is included. Additional revisions due to design changes / parcel
 ownership changes would be considered an additional service.
 4. Provide up to 2 legal descriptions for land transfer and release of rights.
 5. Appraisal stake TLE areas with lath one time.
 6. Final stake right-of-way one time.

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Design Services
The project approach will play an important role in the success of this project. Ayres has extensive
experience in formulating an efficient, cost effective approach that will meet the needs of the City.
The approach outlined below was developed based on Ayres considerable experience in roadway
design and development.

 1. Meetings: Four meetings with Ayres and the City. One at design kickoff, one at 60% design
 review, one at 90% design review, and one to review the ﬁnal plans. Review meetings will
 occur once the City has had time to review the plans at each review stage.
 2. Project Background Review: Review past project plans and desired City design standards
 including typical roadway sections, watermain, sanitary sewer, storm sewer/stormwater
 needs, and pavement cross section design. Coordinate roadway and overall site
 development efforts with the previous Grandview stormwater pond project.
 3. Utility Coordination: Coordination with existing utilities will be provided. Assist City with
 utility extensions for power and gas with WPS. Coordination with communication utilities
 will not be provided outside of utility notiﬁcation to impacted utilities already present along
 Erie Road.
 4. Wetland Delineation and Exemption(s):
 • Complete a wetland delineation of an approximate 1,310 foot long by 50-foot-wide
 area that will make up the future south right of way of Padi-Wood Lane from Erie
 Road to the east property boundary of the 35.875-acre City-owned parcel.
 • A jurisdictional determination (AJD) request will be sent to the US Army Corps
 (ACOE) to determine if the wetlands located within the 35.875-acre City-owned
 parcel and Padi-Wood Lane right-of-way are “waters of the United States”.
 • A non-federal wetland exemption application will be completed and submitted to
 WDNR for all wetlands located within the 35.875-acre City-owned parcel and Padi-
 Wood Lane right-of-way.
 o Complete a Timed Meander and Floristic Quality Assessment of wetlands
 present if requested by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
 (WDNR). If not requested by WDNR, the City will not be invoiced for this
 portion of the non-federal wetland exemption fee.
 • Ayres will be partnering with Evergreen Consultants to complete the wetland
 exemptions and approvals.
 5. Geotechnical Investigations: 7 geotechnical borings will be completed on the site as well
 as a geotechnical report summarizing site conditions and recommendations for roadway,
 utility, and wet detention pond construction. Borings will be located in various locations for
 roadway and utility design, and stormwater management design.
 6. Roadway and Grading/Drainage Design: Complete roadway and surface grading/drainage
 design, vertical and horizontal alignment and proﬁle, typical roadway cross sections, slope
 intercepts, top of curb elevations, and intersection details.

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7. Storm Sewer Design: Complete storm sewer design. Design will include stormwater
 ﬂow/runoff calculations, pipe sizing, inlet and manhole locations, ﬂowline elevations, and
 horizontal alignment. Storm sewer laterals will be added to the plans as directed by the City.
 Stormwater is anticipated to be directed toward a wet detention pond.
8. Stormwater Management Design: Complete the stormwater management design for one
 wet detention pond. The pond will be designed to provide peak ﬂow control and total
 suspended solids (TSS) reduction for the 1,300-foot section of Padi-Wood Lane, the
 500-foot unnamed roadway and cul-de-sac extending north from Padi-Wood Lane, and a
 portion of the 35.875-acre City-owned parcel that is proposed to be subdivided into
 multiple parcels.
9. Sanitary Sewer Design: Complete sanitary sewer design including sizing based on known
 developments provided by the City. Design will include vertical and horizontal alignment of
 main, lateral locations and sizes as directed by the city, and manhole locations. Sanitary
 sewer design is anticipated to begin at Erie Road and continue approximately 1,300 feet to
 the east along Padi-Wood Lane, as well as 500’ north on the unnamed roadway and cul-de-
 sac. It is assumed that the sanitary sewer will be gravity design and dead end at manholes.
 Future extension options will be evaluated for the portion of sewer along Padi-Wood Lane.
 No lift station or force main design is included.
10. Watermain Design: Complete drafting and integration of water main design by Green Bay
 Water Utility (GBWU) into the utility plan and proﬁle sheets. Provide plan sheets back to
 GBWU for permitting. Ayres anticipates that all watermain design and permitting will be
 completed by GBWU.
11. Drafting of Design Plan Set: Complete CAD drafting of a design plan set, including the
 following sheets: Title, notes and general conditions, roadway and storm sewer plan and
 proﬁles, watermain and sanitary sewer plan and proﬁles, roadway proposed typical
 sections, roadway cross sections (25 ft frequency), erosion control, intersection/plan
 details, stormwater pond and grading sheets, and general construction details. Plans will be
 provided to the City for review at the 60%, 90% and 100% for review.
12. Permits: Apply for applicable project permits. It is anticipated that the following permit
 applications will be necessary: 1) Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) –
 Notice of Intent (NOI) Stormwater Construction, 2) WDNR – sanitary sewer permit, 3) Green
 Bay Metropolitan/NEW Water/Brown County 208 Conformance approval. Ayres will forward
 permit applications to applicable agencies for review and approval as needed. The City will
 pay permit application fees directly.
13. WDNR Wetland Correspondence: Ayres will provide correspondence with WDNR to
 complete necessary wetland approvals, exemption requests, and wetland mitigation
 procedures. A WDNR GP2 General Permit for Municipal Public Highways and Structures will
 be completed if required. Ayres will be partnering with Evergreen Consultants to complete
 the wetland exemptions and approvals.




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 14. Special Provisions: Insert and review standard City of Green Bay special provisions and
 develop any necessary unique special provisions in City of Green Bay format for project
 items.
 15. Cost Estimates: Ayres will provide cost estimates for the proposed work at the 60%, 90%,
 and ﬁnal review milestones.


Bidding Related Services and Contract Administration
 1. Prepare City of Green Bay project bidding documents and ﬁnalize project special
 provisions. Provide to City for inclusion in bid package.
 2. Provide bidding assistance services including responding to contractor questions, and
 preparing plan addendums.


Services Not Included
Additional engineering services, which can be provided for agreed upon fees, may be desired. Such
services may include the following:

 • Title searches. City of Green Bay to provide title searches for 2 parcels involved.
 • Assisting with public information meetings or programs beyond the planned
 meetings can be provided as an additional service.
 • Construction administration and inspection services for the project.
 • Sewer televising services.
 • WDNR Individual Wetland & Waterway Permit.
 • Lift station or force main design for sanitary sewer.
 • Watermain design beyond drafting plan sheets of proposed watermain design completed by
 GBWU.

Schedule
Ayres will perform the work described in the proposed timeline as follows. This is dependent on a
Notice to Proceed by March 30, 2026, and timely reviews and feedback from the City, WDNR, and
ACOE.

April 2026 – Topographic Survey, Title Reports, and Prepare Transportation Project Plat

May 2026 – Finalize Transportation Project Plat, preliminary roadway and utility design, plan sheet
preparation, geotechnical investigations and wetland delineation (pending beginning of growing
season).

June 2026 – Finalize roadway and utility design, stormwater conveyance and management design,
complete plan sheet drafting including water main design provided from GBWU, site grading



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details, and construction details, apply for wetland exemptions and begin WDNR and ACOE
coordination, create special provisions, and prepare and submit WDNR sanitary sewer permit.

July 2026 - Perform ﬁnal plan updates and revisions based on City comments and feedback,
ﬁnalize special provisions and project bid items, complete ﬁnal costs estimates, complete
coordination with WDNR and ACOE for wetland impacts and exemptions, complete and submit
WDNR stormwater NOI permit application, and prepare project documents for bidding by City of
Green Bay.

July/Aug 2026 – Project Bidding assistance.

Fee
Ayres will perform the above services for a lump sum fee of $140,015. A breakdown of the fee is
provided below.

 Topographic Survey $8,750

 Transportation Project Plat (TPP) $7,500

 Geotechnical Investigations $7,150

 Wetland Delineation $3,200

 Wetland jurisdictional determination and Non-Federal Exemption Request $6,000

 Design Services (Roadway, Utility, and stormwater pond design, plan
 development, regulatory agency coordination and permitting, special
 provision development, and meetings) $103,008

 Bidding Assistance $4,407

 Total $140,015




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 Ingenuity, Integrity, and Intelligence.




Project and Hours Cost Table
 Project Total Dept. Senior Engineer Engineer
Task # Task Name Directs Labor Sr. Tech Prof. I Admin
 Fee Hours Manager PM IV III
 Stadler/Fan/
 Staff Schuh Hubbard Gorges Shallow Dahinden Scheuerell
 Looby
 2026 Rates $267 $191 $157 $154 $127 $117 $102

 Grandview Padi-Wood Road Design $107,461 $46 $107,415 736 8 77 208 134 129 166 14
 Task 1 Design Phase $103,054 $46 $103,008 706 8 69 204 128 125 166 6
 1.1 Topo cleanup $459 $0 $459 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 2
 1.2 Project kickoff meeting $1,276 $46 $1,230 6 2 2 2 0 0 0 0
 1.3 60% design review meeting $1,422 $0 $1,422 7 2 3 2 0 0 0 0
 1.4 90% design review meeting $1,422 $0 $1,422 7 2 3 2 0 0 0 0
 1.5 Final review meeting $1,230 $0 $1,230 6 2 2 2 0 0 0 0
 1.6 Stormwater modeling and pond design $21,917 $0 $21,917 140 0 8 120 0 12 0 0
 1.7 Set up roadway alignments and profiles $3,949 $0 $3,949 28 0 4 0 8 8 8 0
 1.8 Roadway corridor modeling $12,232 $0 $12,232 92 0 8 0 24 0 60 0
 1.9 Set up roadway plan and profile sheets $5,158 $0 $5,158 38 0 4 2 0 32 0 0
 1.10 Integrate water main from GBWU $2,538 $0 $2,538 19 0 1 0 2 16 0 0
 1.11 Design/evaluate sanitary sewer $4,094 $0 $4,094 26 0 8 2 8 8 0 0
 1.12 WDNR sanitary sewer permit and 208 letter $3,714 $0 $3,714 28 0 0 0 12 0 16 0
 1.13 Design storm sewer, inlets, and leads $11,810 $0 $11,810 82 0 6 40 0 16 20 0
 1.14 Develop traffic control sheets and project staging $1,890 $0 $1,890 12 0 4 0 4 4 0 0
 1.15 Utility coordination $1,082 $0 $1,082 8 0 0 0 4 0 4 0
 1.16 WDNR NOI/SWMP $5,040 $0 $5,040 36 0 2 6 12 0 16 0
 1.17 Wetland permitting/WDNR coordination $4,537 $0 $4,537 28 0 4 24 0 0 0 0
 1.18 Set up cross sections $2,220 $0 $2,220 18 0 0 0 2 4 12 0
 1.19 Quantity take off and quantity plan sheets $4,094 $0 $4,094 31 0 1 2 8 2 18 0
 1.20 Project estimate $1,625 $0 $1,625 12 0 2 0 2 0 8 0
 1.21 Develop City special provisions and documents $4,862 $0 $4,862 32 0 4 0 24 0 0 4
 1.22 Perform CAD earthwork calcs and sheets $775 $0 $775 6 0 0 0 2 0 4 0
 1.23 Erosion control plans $2,527 $0 $2,527 18 0 2 0 4 12 0 0
 1.24 Coordinate file transfers and correspondence w/City $319 $0 $319 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
 1.25 Intersection grade detailing $2,864 $0 $2,864 20 0 0 0 12 8 0 0
Task 2 Bidding Assistance $4,407 $0 $4,407 30 0 8 4 6 4 0 8
 2.1 Review special provisions and format $612 $0 $612 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
 2.2 Answer contractor questions $1,701 $0 $1,701 10 0 4 4 2 0 0 0
 2.3 Prepare addenda (2 addendums and documents) $2,094 $0 $2,094 14 0 4 0 4 4 0 2




  AYRES | GRANDVIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK PADI-WOOD ROAD DESIGN | CITY OF GREEN BAY
 Report to the
 Redevelopment Authority
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Ronda Bitney

AGENDA ITEM # O.4
To approve the purchase of 1803 Shawano Ave. Parcel: 6-258-B

BACKGROUND

The parcel located at 1803 Shawano Avenue is currently utilized as a fully lit parking lot for a nearby business,
which no longer requires its use. The property is zoned OR (Office Residential).

An offer has been made to purchase the parcel for $215,000. The proposed plan is for the Redevelopment
Authority (RDA) to acquire the property and for it to be used by the Parks Department to provide public
parking and improved access to Badger Park.

The purchase would be funded through Military Avenue Tax Increment District (TID) No. 16 and is
contingent upon approval by both the RDA and the Common Council.


RECOMMENDATION
To approve the purchase of the site located at 1803 Shawano Avenue for the price of $215,000, using
Military TID-16 funding.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. 1803 Shawano WB-15 Commercial Offer to Purchase - 03.20.26 -- FULLY SIGNED
2. GIS




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 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Valerie Joosten, Public Works Director

AGENDA ITEM # P.1
To hold the request by Ald. Prestley (District 6) to reduce charges for damage to a traffic light controller
levied against Ayan Ahmed. (PC-26-04)

BACKGROUND
On October 25, 2025, a traffic signal control cabinet was damaged by Ayan Ahmed (refer to Motor Vehicle
Crash Report). The cost of repair totaled $52,515.49. The City sought reimbursement from the insurance
company but was unsuccessful. The traffic control cabinet was a newer cabinet that was replaced the
preceding year. On March 5, 2026, the City received a hardship review request. On April 7, 2026, the
Director of Public Works offered to waive all of the City’s time and equipment used to repair the cabinet.
This would bring the cost of the invoice down to $45,389.00 for the cabinet equipment only. There is not an
existing budget to replace this cabinet so the City is seeking reimbursement for this amount.

RECOMMENDATION
The Department of Public Works recommends reducing the amount of Invoice #207374 to $45,389.00.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Invoice 207374
2. [EXTERNAL] Hardship Review Request – Invoice for Ayan Ali Ahmed
3. 25-252923 ACCIDENT RPT DPW BILL (002)_Redacted




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 GREEN BAY CITY TREASURER
 INVOICE
 100 North Jefferson Street, Room 106
 Green Bay, WI 54301-5026 Invoice Date Invoice No.
 02/10/2026 207374
 Customer Number
 70010
 Invoice Total Due
 $52,515.49
 Customer PO Due Date
 03/12/2026
 DAMAGE TO TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROLLER on 10/24/26
 AYAN ALI AHMED @ S MILITARY & W MASON - GBPD INCIDENT #25-252923

 317 S FISK ST
 GREEN BAY, WI 54303




 00000182026300207374000052515491

 " Please Detach and return top portion with your payment "

City of Green Bay, Green Bay, WI 54301 Invoice Date: 02/10/2026 Customer Number: 70010
 Description Quantity Price UOM Original Bill Adjusted Paid Amount Due
ELECTRICIANS LABOR STRAIGHT TIME 1.00 $1,933.51 EACH $1,933.51 $0.00 $0.00 $1,933.51

ELECTRICIANS LABOR OVER TIME 1.00 $1,469.01 EACH $1,469.01 $0.00 $0.00 $1,469.01

ACCIDENT REIMB TRAFFIC LABOR 1.00 $1,687.65 EACH $1,687.65 $0.00 $0.00 $1,687.65
ACCIDENT REIMB TRAFFIC - CITY EQUIPMENT 1.00 $1,332.68 EACH $1,332.68 $0.00 $0.00 $1,332.68
USEAGE
ACCIDENT REIMB TRAFFIC- TRAFFIC SIGNAL 1.00 $45,389.00 EACH $45,389.00 $0.00 $0.00 $45,389.00
REPLACEMENT
ADMIN FEE 1.00 $703.64 EACH $703.64 $0.00 $0.00 $703.64


 Please put Invoice Number on your check.
 Make checks payable to City of Green Bay.
 Invoice Total: $52,515.49




PLEASE CALL THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AT (920) 448-3100 WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
 ORIGINAL
 COPY
From: Said Hassan
To: Valerie Joosten
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Hardship Review Request – Invoice for Ayan Ali Ahmed
Date: Thursday, March 5, 2026 10:05:28 AM
Attachments: Ayan ahmed Invoice.pdf



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Hello Valerie,

I am writing on behalf of Ayan Ali Ahmed regarding the invoice for damage to a traffic signal
controller. Ms. Ahmed is a low-income resident and a recently resettled refugee.
Unfortunately, her insurance does not cover this type of damage, and she cannot afford to pay
the invoice amount as she is under-employed.

We are helping her navigate this situation. Ms. Ahmed is willing to cooperate and address the
issue responsibly, but the current amount creates a significant financial hardship.
We would appreciate the opportunity to discuss whether the City has any processes for
hardship review or settlement options to help her resolve this matter.
Please let us know the appropriate person or department to contact regarding this.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Warm regards,
Said Hassan




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 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Chris Pirlot

AGENDA ITEM # P.2
To approve the request by Department of Public Works to update City of Green Bay Ordinance Chapter
40.37 to document approved 2026 parking citation rates.

BACKGROUND
2026 parking citation rates were presented to I&S Committee on 8/13/25, and approved by Council. This
item is a request to update Ordinance 40.37 to reflect the approved/updated citation rates.

RECOMMENDATION
Recommended that the updated Ordinance text (copy attached) be forwarded to Council for appropriate
readings and adoption.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. DRAFT GO 09-26 - Amend 40-37 Penalties for Parking Violations




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
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 GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 09-26

 AN ORDINANCE
 AMENDING SECTION 40-37(1),
 GREEN BAY MUNICIPAL CODE,
 RELATING TO PENALTIES FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Section 40-37(1), Green Bay Municipal Code, is hereby amended to read:

 Sec. 40-37 – Penalties for parking violations.

 A violation of the parking provisions in this chapter shall result in the following forfeitures
and be subject to the following procedures:

 (1) Payment or Contest within Five Days. If payment or notice to contest is provided to the
Parking Division within five calendar days after the violation, the penalty shall be:

 (a) Twenty-two dollars ($22.00) Twenty-four dollars ($24.00) for a violation of Section 40-
28 (Class “A” Parking Violations).

 (b) Thirty-two dollars ($32.00) Thirty-four dollars ($34.00) for a violation of Section 40-
29 (Class “B” Parking Violations), or any other parking violation not specifically enumerated in
Sections 40-28 through 40-31, Green Bay Municipal Code.

 (c) Forty-two dollars ($42.00) Forty-four dollars ($44.00) for a violation of Section 40-30,
(Class “C” Parking Violations).

 (d) One hundred and two and four dollars ($102.00) ($104.00) for a violation of Section 40-
31 (Class “D” Parking Violations).

 (e) Three hundred and two dollars ($302.00) and four dollars (304.00) for violation of
Section 40-32 (Class “E” Parking Violations).

 SECTION 2. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances, in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.

 SECTION 3. Effective date. This ordinance shall take effect on and after its passage and
publication.
General Ordinance No. 09-26



Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this __________ of ________________, 2026.

APPROVED:


 Mayor


law

04/21/26
 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 James Brunette

AGENDA ITEM # P.3
To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award 2026-2027 Material Testing Contract to
ECS Midwest, LLC.

BACKGROUND
DPW issued a request for proposal for material testing services that will be utilized on construction projects.
The period of the contract is two (2) years with an option of a third year contingent upon approval of both
parties. The contract is awarded on an as-needed basis and the fees are calculated using time and material
rates.

RECOMMENDATION
DPW recommends awarding 2026-2027 Material Testing contract to ECS Midwest, LLC

FISCAL IMPACT
Cost of material testing contracts is built into the construction contracts.

ATTACHMENTS
1. ECS_City of Green Bay CMT 2026-2027




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
ECS MIDWEST, LLC: ECS GROUP OF COMPANIES




 CITY OF GREEN BAY
 GEOTECHNICAL Request for Proposal
 Material Testing Services 2026-2027
 Construction Season

 December 09, 2025, 2:00 PM


 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS




 ENVIRONMENTAL




 FACILITIES




ECS MIDWEST, LLC
3315 French Road
De Pere, WI 54115
ECS POC: TROY VETORT, PE
920.347.9040 tvetort@ecslimited.com

ecslimited.com
  A. FIRM CONTACT
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FIRM NAME:
ECS Midwest, LLC

FIRM ADDRESS:
3315 French Road
De Pere, WI 54115

FIRM TELEPHONE NUMBER:
920.347.9040

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE:
Troy Vetort, PE
Office Manager
tvetort@ecslimited.com




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ABOUT OUR COMPANY 
LOCAL: ECS Midwest, LLC is one of the operating entities of the ECS Group of Companies. Our Midwest operations
include offices in Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. With over 250 professionals in our Midwest offices, ECS
has an expert for whatever contingency, big or small projects, short-term or long-term assignments. ECS consistently
delivers successful projects to our clients. ECS embodies its philosophy of “Helping you build while helping you save”
by using technology and experience to assist clients in the development of cost-effective and practical solutions. For
over three decades, our value engineering consulting has resulted in our clients saving millions of dollars on projects.
The office responding to this Request for Proposal is the Green Bay (De Pere) office. This office joined the ECS Group
of Companies in 2017. Prior to joining ECS, the firm was River Valley Testing (RVT). Established in 1989, RVT provided
geotechnical engineering and materials testing services. We offer you the stability and dependability of an industry
leader that has been in business for many years—ECS 37 years and RVT 35 years.

COMPANY: ECS Group of Companies (ECS) was founded in 1988 with the goal to raise the standards of professional
engineering consulting. Today, we are a leader in geotechnical, construction materials, environmental and facilities
consulting services. We are employee-owned with more than 3,000 employees in 100+ offices and testing facilities coast
to coast.

ECS is currently ranked #66 in Engineering News-Record’s Top 500 Design Firms (April 2025), #144 in Engineering News-
Record’s Top 200 Environmental Firms (October 2024) and #50 in Zweig Group’s Hot Firm List (June 2025). For additional
information about ECS, visit: www.ecslimited.com.


ECS CORE SERVICES 100+
• Geotechnical • Environmental locations
• Construction Materials • Facilities
 37+
OUR VALUE years’ experience
ECS embodies its philosophy of “Setting the Standard for Service” by using technology
and experience to assist clients in the development of cost-effective, practical solutions. 3,000+
For over three decades, our engineering consulting services have helped our clients meet
 employees
project requirements.

SAFETY PROGRAM
The ECS Safety Program is built on care and concern for our people. Genuine care and concern is the cornerstone of
all we do in the name of safety at ECS. Our goal is to implement practical solutions to continually improve our safety
processes and demonstrate our commitment to a safe work environment. Processes including near miss reporting, safety
observations and employee engagement + feedback sessions have all been created with the goal of sending our people
home safely every day.




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Adaptability is at the core of everything we do. With thousands of projects completed in several markets, we understand
the unique needs of each sector and every step of the way. We combine the talent of our professional engineers,
scientists and certified technicians with our tools, technology and financial strength to create solutions that work.

Our full-service team provides value every step of the way.


 DUE DILIGENCE/ DESIGN CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS
 PLANNING + MAINTENANCE

 PRE-CONSTRUCTION POST-CONSTRUCTION


 Phase I + II Environmental Remedial Abatement Monitoring Load Testing Environmental
 Environmental Site Planning + Design Excavation Monitoring Pre-Occupancy Indoor Management Plans
 Assessments Environmental for Environmental Air Quality Testing Structural Inspection +
 Hazardous Materials Assessments Compliance Air + Water Leakage Repair Design
 Assessments Site Characterization Soil Cement Mix Design Testing Building Envelope
 Wetlands + Endangered Assessments Lime Stabilization Design Field Performance Investigations
  Species Assessments Groundwater Treatment Full Depth Reclamation Testing Fall Protection +
 Environmental Impact System Design (FDR) Mix Design Voluntary Remediation Suspended Access Load
  Screening Form (EISF) National Pollutant Case Closure Consulting Testing + Certification
 Coordination Vibration  Monitoring
 Discharge Elimination Building Envelope Parking Structure
Preliminary Geotechnical System (NPDES)Local Adjacent Structure Assessments
 Commissioning
 Studies Water Discharge Permit Movement Monitoring Groundwater Treatment
 Pavement Asset Geotechnical Studies Concrete Mix Design System
 Management Geophysical Studies Construction Materials NPDES Groundwater
 Property Condition Testing Sampling + Reporting
 Soil Remediation Design
 Assessments Special Inspections Facility Condition
 Geostructural Design
Preconstruction Surveys Building Code Assessments
 Third Party Plan Review Inspections
Accessibility Compliance
 Surveys Document Peer Review Load Testing of Anchors
 Structural Forensics Structural Design Analysis of Low Strength
 Studies Building Envelope Design Concrete
 Building Envelope Bank Draw Reviews
 Commissioning
 Building Envelope
 Inspections
 AAMA Window Testing
 Forensic Investigations
 WPS/PQR/WPQ




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QUALIFICATIONS
ECS’ qualifications to perform Construction Materials Testing (CMT) work are comprehensive and well-established across
multiple dimensions.

TECHNICAL EXPERTISE AND SERVICE SCOPE
ECS provides extensive CMT services covering testing of structural materials used in new construction, additions and
facility upgrades. Our capabilities includes:
• Earthwork monitoring and compaction testing
• Shallow and deep foundation systems testing
• Destructive and non-destructive concrete testing
• Structural steel observation and testing including welds
• Masonry construction observation and testing
• Asphalt pavement evaluation and density testing
• Wood construction observations
• Sprayed-on fireproofing testing and inspection
• Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS) observation
• Roofing evaluation and testing
• Non-destructive evaluation of steel, masonry and concrete
• Floor flatness surveys
• Post-tensioning observation and documentation

LABORATORY ACCREDITATION AND QUALITY STANDARDS
ECS laboratories conduct soil and concrete testing associated with CMT and geotechnical consulting engineering services.
Our laboratories are accredited by:
• American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Materials Reference Laboratory
 (AMRL)
• Cement and Concrete Reference Laboratory (CCRL)
• Construction Materials Engineering Council (CMEC)
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

ECS’ laboratories participate in proficiency sample testing programs for soils, concrete and masonry and comply with
ASTM standards including E-329, C-1077 and D-3740




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PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS
ECS maintains highly qualified staff with extensive certifications from recognized industry organizations. Field Technicians
and Special Inspectors hold certifications from:
• American Concrete Institute (ACI) - Field Testing, Strength Testing, Aggregates Testing, Laboratory Testing
• National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET) - Multiple levels in Concrete, Soils, Asphalt
 and Geotechnical disciplines
• International Code Council (ICC) - Special Inspector certifications
• American Welding Society (AWS) - Certified Welding Inspector
• Post-Tensioning Institute (PTI) - Unbonded and Bonded certifications
• State DOT certifications (WisDOT)
• OSHA safety certifications
• Radiation Safety Officer certifications

PROJECT EXPERIENCE AND PROVEN TRACK RECORD
ECS has provided CMT services on thousands of projects across various sectors including:
• Mid- to High-rise structures
• Office and residential buildings
• Educational facilities
• Healthcare facilities
• Municipal infrastructure
• Transportation projects
• Industrial and commercial developments
• Water and wastewater treatment facilities

QUALITY ASSURANCE AND CONTROL PROGRAMS
ECS maintains robust Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) programs that include:
• Internal training and certification programs
• Regular performance reviews of individual technicians
• Systematic approach to quality control with regular reviews and assessments
• Adherence to industry standards and regulatory requirements
• Continuous education and improvement programs

GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE AND RESOURCES
ECS operates multiple offices with certified testing laboratories and maintains one of the largest geotechnical and
construction materials testing laboratories in several states. Our facilities meet applicable ASTM and ACI specifications
and provide comprehensive testing capabilities.

The combination of accredited laboratories, certified personnel, advanced reporting systems, extensive project
experience and robust quality programs positions ECS as a highly qualified provider of CMT services across diverse
project types and geographic regions.




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Construction Materials Testing (CMT) primarily involves testing structural materials used to build new projects from the
ground up, materials and components used to construct new additions or new components being added to an existing
facility. These include earthwork, shallow and deep foundations, destructive and non-destructive concrete testing,
wood construction observations, structural masonry, structural steel, sprayed-on fireproofing, Exterior Insulation and
Finish Systems (EIFS), roofing evaluation and testing and asphalt pavement evaluation and testing. Our unique electronic
reporting system delivers field and laboratory reports rapidly, giving the construction team valuable information on a
timely basis. The majority of test reports are reviewed by ECS engineers and delivered via email to the project team
within 24 to 36 hours of the test and/or observation.


SERVICES INCLUDE:
OBSERVATION SERVICES - help document that construction materials within new elements meet the designer’s intent
SPECIAL INSPECTIONS - test items that require a construction materials testing and inspection program to be
conducted by a third party, specifically including new buildings
THIRD-PARTY CODE COMPLIANCE - is jurisdictionally approved evaluations performed in place of services usually
conducted by a local building code inspector which can only be requested / approved by local municipal code inspectors
CIVIL CONSTRUCTION TESTING - observes and tests civil elements such as parking lots, utilities, stormwater ponds,
drainage systems, asphalt, concrete curbs, pavement and some retaining walls

WHY ECS:
• Certified personnel • Experienced construction materials testing/special
• Accredited facilities inspection professional and technical staff
• Industry-leading electronic reporting (compliance/ • Industry-leading project budget management systems
 non-compliance reporting) within 24 to 36 hours • Advanced soil and materials testing capability
• Rapid providers of innovative solutions for earthwork
 and foundation construction




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FULLY DIGITIZED CMT REPORTING AND DISTRIBUTION
Since 1988, ECS field technicians have been utilizing our proprietary Field Report and Electronic Distribution (FRED)
system. This completely digital method of construction material testing information allows for a quick, efficient and
accurate reporting process.




field technicians write reports reports are project manager / client receives report
 on-site using a hand-held transmitted to principal engineer review via email, within
 electronic device the office and approve reports hours of completion




 SPEED • ACCURACY • VALUE • EFFICIENCY
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR CLIENTS
With FRED, finalized reports are typically delivered in two business days or less (often less than one day) from when
the work was performed. The reports are written on-site, resulting in more precise data and observations. With the
information gathered, everyday construction problems in the field can be resolved quickly by the project engineer, saving
the client time and money.
Our paperless reporting system can be instantly forwarded to all parties involved.




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PROJECT UNDERSTANDING
ECS demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of client projects through a structured, collaborative approach that
begins with a detailed analysis of RFP requirements and extends through project completion. Our project understanding
methodology encompasses several key elements:

PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS IDENTIFICATION
ECS’ approach to understanding project purpose starts with detailed review of RFP documents, project objectives
and client expectations. We recognize that each project serves specific client needs, whether addressing regulatory
compliance, infrastructure improvements, environmental remediation, or facility assessments. Our team conducts
initial consultations and kickoff meetings to clarify project goals, scope boundaries and success criteria. For example,
in code inspection services, we understand the intent involves providing third-party inspections based on contractual
agreements, with clear protocols for scheduling, reporting and compliance tracking.

UNIQUE CHALLENGES AND REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS
ECS identifies project-specific challenges through comprehensive site assessment and stakeholder consultation. Common
challenges we address include:
• Regulatory Complexity: Navigating federal, state and local regulations while maintaining project schedules
• Site-Specific Constraints: Addressing unique geological, environmental, or infrastructure conditions
• Stakeholder Coordination: Managing multiple parties including contractors, design teams and regulatory agencies
• Schedule Pressures: Meeting tight deadlines while maintaining quality standards
• Budget Constraints: Delivering cost-effective solutions without compromising technical integrity

PROJECT SCOPE INTERPRETATION
Our interpretation of project scope involves careful analysis of technical requirements, deliverables and performance
standards. We develop detailed work plans that address
• Technical Specifications: Understanding testing protocols, inspection criteria and reporting requirements
• Coordination Requirements: Establishing communication channels with project teams and stakeholders
• Quality Standards: Implementing quality assurance measures throughout project execution
• Documentation Needs: Preparing comprehensive reports and maintaining detailed project records

KEY SUCCESS FACTORS
ECS recognizes several key elements that contribute to project delivery success:
1. Early Stakeholder Engagement: Establishing clear communication channels and expectations from project initiation
2. Proactive Risk Management: Identifying potential issues early and developing mitigation strategies
3. Technical Excellence: Applying appropriate expertise and following industry standards
4. Responsive Communication: Providing timely updates and addressing concerns promptly
5. Regulatory Compliance: Maintaining adherence to applicable codes and standards




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RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONSTRAINTS
Our risk assessment process evaluates potential project constraints including:
• Technical Challenges: Complex testing requirements or specialized expertise needs
• Schedule Risks: Potential delays from weather, access issues, or regulatory approvals
• Resource Constraints: Staff availability and equipment requirements
• Stakeholder Coordination: Managing multiple parties and competing priorities

ALIGNMENT WITH CLIENT VISION
ECS aligns our approach with client vision through:
• Collaborative Planning: Working closely with clients to understand their long-term objectives and immediate needs.
 We participate in pre-construction meetings, establish clear milestones and maintain regular communication
 throughout project execution.
• Value Engineering: Providing cost-effective solutions that meet technical requirements while supporting
 client budget objectives. Our experience enables us to recommend alternatives that can reduce costs without
 compromising quality.
• Stakeholder Integration: Engaging with the project stakeholders to understand their perspectives and requirements.
 This includes coordination with design teams, contractors, regulatory agencies and community representatives.
• Adaptive Management: Maintaining flexibility to respond to changing project conditions or client needs while
 keeping projects on track.

SITE-SPECIFIC AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS
ECS demonstrates awareness of site-specific factors through:
• Local Knowledge: Understanding regional geological conditions, regulatory environments and permitting
 requirements
• Regulatory Expertise: Maintaining current knowledge of applicable codes, standards and regulatory changes
• Environmental Sensitivity: Considering environmental impacts and sustainability factors in project planning
• Community Awareness: Understanding community concerns and incorporating public input where appropriate

ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES AND SUCCESS METRICS
We work with clients to establish clear success metrics including:
• Technical Performance: Meeting specified testing criteria and quality standards
• Schedule Performance: Delivering projects on time and within budget
• Regulatory Compliance: Achieving required approvals and certifications
• Stakeholder Satisfaction: Meeting client expectations and maintaining positive relationships
• Long-term Value: Supporting client objectives for facility management and capital planning

COMMUNICATION AND REPORTING STRATEGY
ECS employs advanced communication systems including proprietary digital platforms (FRED, ETHEL, ALF) that enable
real-time data sharing and efficient reporting. Our reports are typically delivered within 24-48 hours of field activities,
with electronic distribution to the stakeholders.

This comprehensive understanding of client projects, combined with our technical expertise and collaborative approach,
positions ECS to deliver solutions that align with client vision and objectives while addressing unique project challenges
and requirements.




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ECS has an extensive portfolio of work with the City of Green Bay, Wisconsin, spanning multiple years and various
infrastructure projects. Since 2017, ECS has maintained a productive working relationship with the City, providing
specialized construction materials testing, geotechnical engineering services and other technical expertise.

ONGOING PARTNERSHIP
ECS continues to provide geotechnical engineering services for the City’s 2025 and 2026 construction seasons,
demonstrating the long-term trust and partnership between the organizations. The company’s local presence and
deep understanding of Green Bay’s geotechnical landscape position them as a valuable partner for the City’s ongoing
infrastructure development needs.

EXTENSIVE MUNICIPAL PORTFOLIO
Beyond their work with Green Bay, ECS has participated in numerous municipal projects throughout Wisconsin as both
prime consultant and subconsultant. Recent examples include:
• Forest County Potawatomi Community - FCPC Stone Lake Wastewater Treatment Facility
• City of Manitowoc - Rubick Field Dry Detention Basin and Grand Avenue Storm Sewer Improvements
• Town of Buchanan - Outagamie Road Contract D-24
• Oneida Nation - Three Sisters Neighborhood
• Brown County Port and Resource Recovery - South Landfill Well Repairs
• Village of Denmark - Denmark 2024 Street and Utility Improvements
• Town of Pittsfield - Anston Road Reconstruction

REGIONAL PRESENCE
ECS Midwest operates over 70 personnel across Wisconsin with offices in Milwaukee, Madison and De Pere. This
regional presence provides the City of Green Bay with access to additional resources and expertise when needed while
maintaining the benefits of local project management and rapid response capabilities.




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CITY OF GREEN BAY - 2024 RECONSTRUCTION
PROJECTS AND PERKINS PARK LIGHTING
GREEN BAY, WI
ECS was contracted to conduct subsurface exploration and geotechnical
engineering services for the City of Green Bay. The project focused on various SERVICES PROVIDED
 Geotechnical
streets within the city. The City of Green Bay considered urban reconstruction
for several roadway segments including Bridge Street, Cass Street, Fourth Street, Construction Materials Testing
N. Maple Avenue, Pleasant Lane, Westway Drive and Woodlawn Avenue. As
part of this reconstruction, the city planned to replace or construct new sanitary CLIENT CONTACT
 Mr. Steven M. Grenier
sewer, storm sewer and water main within the proposed right-of-way of each
 Director of Public Works
roadway segment along with new pavement and curb and gutter installations. City of Green Bay
 100 North Jefferson Street,
Additionally, the City of Green Bay undertook lighting installation projects for Room 300
a baseball field and hockey rink at Perkins Park. The subsurface exploration Green Bay, WI, 54301
involved a series of test borings to evaluate the subsurface conditions within the
proposed construction limits. CLIENT PHONE
 920.448.3100
The scope of services included drilling test borings, laboratory testing of
soil samples and various engineering analyses culminating in a geotechnical CLIENT EMAIL
 stevengr@greenbaywi.gov
engineering report. Field exploration involved marking proposed boring
locations, contacting Digger’s Hotline for utility marking, obtaining necessary
permits and mobilizing a drilling rig to the sites. Traffic management was
maintained during drilling operations and standard penetration test borings
were performed.

The borings were advanced to specified depths unless auger refusal occurred
and no rock cores were required. An ECS geotechnical engineer conducted
field logging of the borings and groundwater depths were measured. Upon
completion, boreholes were backfilled according to Wisconsin Administrative
Code NR141 and site restoration was performed as needed.

Laboratory testing included calibrated hand penetrometer resistance tests on
cohesive soil samples and establishing the percent fines for non-clay materials.
The findings and recommendations were compiled into a written geotechnical
engineering report following the completion of testing and analysis.




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CITY OF GREEN BAY - 2025 RECONSTRUCTION
PROJECTS
GREEN BAY, WI
ECS has been engaged to provide subsurface exploration and geotechnical
engineering services for the City of Green Bay’s 2025 Reconstruction Projects. SERVICES PROVIDED
This initiative involves various streets within the city, focusing on urban Geotechnical
reconstruction efforts. The targeted roadway segments include Bedford Road, Construction Materials Testing
Deuchert Street, South Grandview Road, Hazel Street, Howard Street, School
Place, Oak Street and North Quincy Street. CLIENT CONTACT
 Mr. Steven M. Grenier
The City of Green Bay plans to replace or construct new sanitary sewer, storm Director of Public Works
sewer and water main systems within the proposed right-of-way of each City of Green Bay
roadway segment. Additionally, new pavement and curb and gutter installations 100 North Jefferson Street,
 Room 300
are part of the project scope. To support these efforts, ECS will conduct a
 Green Bay, WI, 54301
subsurface exploration through a series of test borings to assess the subsurface
conditions within the construction limits. CLIENT PHONE
 920.448.3100
ECS’ integrated services encompass drilling test borings, laboratory testing of
soil samples and various engineering analyses, culminating in a comprehensive CLIENT EMAIL
geotechnical engineering report. The proposed scope of services includes: stevengr@greenbaywi.gov

Field Exploration - ECS will mark the proposed boring locations using simple
measuring techniques or GPS. The City of Green Bay will measure the surface
elevation post-drilling. Coordination with Digger’s Hotline will verify utility
marking near boring sites. ECS will obtain necessary street excavation and
obstruction permits, with anticipated fee waivers from the city. A truck-mounted
drilling rig will be mobilized to the sites and traffic control will be maintained
during operations, allowing for a minimum 11-foot travel lane in each direction.

Drilling Operations - Twenty-six standard penetration test borings will be
conducted, each reaching a depth of 20 feet below the existing grade within the
parking lane of the roadway alignments. Borings will be advanced using 2½ foot
sampling intervals, following ASTM standards. An ECS geotechnical engineer
will log the borings and groundwater depth will be measured during and after
drilling. Boreholes will be backfilled according to Wisconsin Administrative Code
NR141, with appropriate surface restoration.

Laboratory Testing - Limited laboratory testing will be performed to evaluate
the classification, strength and other characteristics of the subsurface materials.
This includes calibrated hand penetrometer resistance tests on cohesive soil
samples and identifying the percent fines for non-clay materials.

Upon completion of testing and analysis, ECS will prepare a geotechnical
engineering report detailing findings and recommendations.

ECS has been contracted by the City of Green Bay for similar Projects going back
to 2018.




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Since 2018, ECS has established a strong partnership with the City of Green Bay, providing comprehensive engineering
services across numerous municipal projects. Our collaboration spans infrastructure improvements, utility upgrades and
community development initiatives throughout the city.Project Portfolio includes:
 CITY OF GREEN BAY PROJECTS
 PROJECTS YEAR
 Joliet Park Improvements 2025
 Leicht Memorial Park Water Access Amenity 2025
 Parks 5-25 Leicht Memorial Park Site Grading 2025
 Geotechnical Exploration for 2025 Reconstruction 2024
 Argonne Drive Sewer Repair 2024
 2024 Geotechnical Exploration - Northview Road 2024
 2024 Geotechnical Exploration - ESG Salt Storage Shed 2024
 2024 Geotechnical Exploration - Grandview Road 2024
 Amendment No. 2 to 2024 Reconstruction Projects 2024
 Parks 7-23 Bay Beach Nebulaz 2023
 City Westside Utility Railroad Encroachment/Crossing 2023
 2024 Reconstruction Projects and Perkins Park Lighting 2023
 Supplement 1 to Leicht Memorial Park 2023
 Farlin Park Stormwater BMP 2023
 Mather Street Reconstruction 2023
 Grove Street Siphon Replacement 2022
 Leicht Memorial Park 2022
 2023 Reconstruction Projects 2022
 2022 Reconstruction Projects 2021
 Country Club Road Reconstruction 2020
 S. Jackson Street Reconstruction 2020
 RDA 19-01 Green Bay Shipyard -Mass Grading (Southside) 2019
 RDA 19-01 Green Bay Shipyard -Mass Grading (Northside) 2019
 Doty Street and Howard Street Reconstruction 2019
 South Chestnut Avenue and North Webster Avenue Reconstruction 2019
 Superior Road Storm Water Pond 2018
 Blonde Avenue Retaining Wall Reconstruction 2018
 Smith Street and St. George Street Reconfiguration, Edgewood Lane and Harvest Circle 2018
 Badger Street and Perkins Avenue Utility Designs 2018




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VILLAGE OF HOWARD TERM CONTRACT
HOWARD, WI
ECS provided an extensive range of professional services for the Village of
Howard, focusing on geotechnical and construction materials testing across
multiple locations. ECS has held a term contract with the Village of Howard since
2018. The geotechnical subsurface exploration involved conducting standard SERVICES PROVIDED
penetration test borings as requested by the Village of Howard personnel. Geotechnical
Fieldwork management included notifying Diggers Hotline and borehole Construction Materials Testing
abandonment in line with Wisconsin Administrative Code NR141 along with
providing boring layout and traffic management during drilling operations. CLIENT CONTACT
Limited laboratory testing was executed to evaluate subsurface material Mr. Geoff Farr
 Director of Public Works
characteristics and a detailed report was prepared documenting field and
 Village of Howard
laboratory test results. This report included boring logs and recommendations 1336 Cornell Road
for pavements, utilities and site preparations. Field density testing of fill was Green Bay, WI, 54313
performed using nuclear density methods during the placement of engineered
fill for site pads, utility trenches and paved areas. Moisture density and CLIENT PHONE
mechanical analysis tests were conducted as required. Laboratory testing 920.434.4060
involved testing proposed fill soil for compliance with project specifications,
including Moisture-Density Relationship Proctors and Mechanical Analysis CLIENT EMAIL
Gradations. During concrete placement, plastic concrete testing was conducted gfarr@villageofhoward.com
for slump, concrete temperature and air content, with concrete cylinders cast
for compression testing as per project specifications. Hardened concrete testing
involved testing concrete cylinders for compressive strength.

Bituminous pavement testing monitored pavement compaction using nuclear
density methods and quality verification tests of the HMA mixture were
conducted following WisDOT procedures. Services were coordinated through
a project manager with immediate notification of test results. Written reports
were provided and reviewed by project and principal engineers. Additional
services included a range of construction materials testing and engineering
solutions to address construction challenges.




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BROWN COUNTY TERM CONTRACT
VARIOUS LOCATIONS, BROWN COUNTY, WI
ECS provided comprehensive professional services across multiple locations
for Brown County, delivering an extensive range of construction materials
testing and inspection capabilities. The scope of services extended well beyond
basic concrete testing to include a sophisticated array of quality assurance and
compliance verification activities. SERVICES PROVIDED
 Construction Materials Testing
ECS conducted a detailed plastic concrete testing during placement, monitoring
key parameters such as slump, air content, temperature and unit weight to CLIENT CONTACT
 Mr. Cornelius Nilam
verify compliance with project specifications. The hardened concrete testing
 Brown County Highway
program included compressive strength testing through systematic cylinder 2198 Glendale Avenue
sampling and laboratory analysis, providing vital data for structural integrity Green Bay, WI, 54303
verification. Advanced testing capabilities encompassed non-destructive
evaluation methods, core drilling for strength verification and specialized testing CLIENT PHONE
such as floor flatness and levelness surveys. 920.448.4037

The comprehensive testing program covered structural materials used CLIENT EMAIL
throughout the construction process, including earthwork monitoring and cornelius.nilam@co.brown.wi.us
compaction testing, shallow and deep foundation system evaluations,
reinforcing steel inspection and placement verification, structural steel
observation and connection testing, masonry construction monitoring
and grout strength testing and asphalt placement and density verification.
Laboratory testing included compressive strength analysis, soil classification and
compaction characteristics, mix design verification and specialized testing as
required by project specifications.

Certified field technicians conducted on-site observations and testing, utilizing
state-of-the-art equipment and following established protocols. Services
included concrete placement monitoring, reinforcing steel inspection, structural
steel connection verification, soil compaction testing and documentation of
construction activities for quality control purposes.

The project demonstrated ECS’ capability to provide integrated construction
materials testing and inspection services that support successful project delivery
while maintaining standards of quality and compliance with applicable codes
and specifications.




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CITY OF NEENAH CONTRACT
NEENAH, WI
ECS has established a strong partnership with the City of Neenah, Wisconsin,
serving as a trusted provider of construction materials testing and geotechnical
services since 2018. The ongoing relationship encompasses a wide range
of municipal infrastructure projects including street reconstruction and SERVICES PROVIDED
 Geotechnical
resurfacing, sanitary sewer and storm sewer services and water main
construction. ECS delivers comprehensive testing services including observation Construction Materials Testing
and testing related to soils, concrete, masonry and structural steel, conducting
various specialized tests such as Moisture Density Relationship Testing, Sieve CLIENT CONTACT
 Mr. Jason Eckhart
Analysis, Atterberg Limits Testing, Compression Testing of concrete and Nuclear
 Civil Engineer II
Gauge Testing in the field. City of Neenah
 211 Walnut St PO Box 426
ECS has provided significant geotechnical services for two phases of the Neenah, WI, 54957
Arrowhead Park Development project. Phase 1, valued at $71,290, involved
development of park facilities including an activity building, paved walkways, CLIENT PHONE
parking lots and a boardwalk. The Master Plan Phase, also valued at $71,290, 920.209.9454
provided geotechnical subsurface exploration and engineering services
for a comprehensive master plan that included planning for a dual-sided CLIENT EMAIL
amphitheater, innovation building, open-air shelters, community building, jeckhart@ci.neenah.wi.us
sculpture garden, destination building, pedestrian overpass, playground
facilities, paved walkways and parking lots and boardwalk. The geotechnical
investigation included 18 standard penetration test borings with depths up to 80
feet, methane monitoring during drilling and comprehensive laboratory testing
for soil classification and strength characteristics.

ECS maintains an active contract with the City of Neenah for ongoing
construction materials testing services, demonstrating the continued trust and
partnership between ECS and the municipality. This long-standing relationship
reflects ECS’ commitment to providing reliable, high-quality engineering services
that support the City of Neenah’s infrastructure development and maintenance
needs.




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 ECS’ KEY LOCAL PROJECT STAFF
 NAME AND TITLE ROLE PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
 Mr. King brings over 27 years of expertise in coordinating and reviewing geotechnical
 explorations, construction materials testing and environmental site assessments
 for industrial, municipal, commercial and residential structures. As a geotechnical
 group manager, he handles project management, proposal and report review,
 MARK KING, PE financial performance and client relationships. He also offers recommendations for
 Point of
 Group Manager/Point of bridge foundations and retaining walls using the LRFD methodology along with site
 Contact
 Contact feasibility studies for foundations, pavements and stormwater devices. | Professional
 Engineer: ID, MI, SD, WI, WY | Chi Epsilon: National Civil Engineering Honor
 Society Member | American Council of Engineering Companies of Wisconsin
 Member | American Society of Civil Engineers member | Geoprofessional
 Business Association Member
 Mr. Vetort, PE serves as the Office Manager and Construction Materials Department
 Manager for ECS Midwest’s Construction Services Department. He leads his team
 and manages field report reviews, job progress, budget conditions, technical
 guidance, client relations, financial outcomes and quality management. His expertise
 TROY VETORT, PE extends to materials testing across commercial, transportation, residential and
 Office Manager
 Office Manager municipal sectors, with experience in projects such as industrial parks, warehouses
 and large-scale mid and high-rise buildings. | Professional Engineer: WI | Nuclear
 Gauge Safety and Hazmat | WisDOT Certified Aggregate Technician – AGGTEC-1
 | WisDOT Certified Portland Cement Concrete Technician – PCCTEC-1 | WisDOT
 Certified Nuclear Density Technician – NUCDENSITYTECH-1
 Mr. Chamanthula serves as a CMT Project Manager for ECS Midwest. His
 responsibilities include managing CMT field operations such as scheduling
 subcontractors and coordinating operations, managing construction observations and
 SHREYAS
 Staff Project materials testing during land development and building construction phases to verify
 CHAMANTHULA
 Manager that they are in compliance with project drawings, specifications and local regulations.
 CMT Staff Project Manager
 Mr. Chamanthula has experience coordinating field personnel and adapting fieldwork
 to adverse conditions. He holds a Master of Science of Construction Management. |
 OSHA 30

 Mr. Cross is an Assistant Staff Project Manager in the construction materials
 testing department for the ECS Midwest, De Pere Office. His daily work
 includes the monitoring of job progress, coordination of technician activities,
 quality control and interacting with clients on a daily basis. His primary focus
 in recent years is to help manage remote projects that utilize our mobile
 ROBERT CROSS testing facilities. Mr. Cross has many years of construction materials testing
 Assistant Staff
 CMT Assistant Staff Project experience including the testing of soils, deep and shallow foundations,
 Project Manager
 Manager concrete testing and asphalt services. | WisDOT Cement Concrete Technician
 – Level I/IA | WisDOT Certified Aggregate Technician – AGGTEC-1 | WisDOT
 Certified Asphalt Technician– Level IPT | WisDOT Certified PCC Strength Tester |
 WisDOT Certified Nuclear Density Technician – NUCDENSITYTECH-1 | ACI Certified
 Concrete Field Testing –Tech Grade I



*See personnel rates on page 20




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 ECS’ KEY LOCAL PROJECT STAFF
  NAME AND TITLE ROLE PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
 Mr. Domier serves as the CMT Staff Project Coordinator at the De Pere, WI office.
 His responsibilities encompass the management of construction observations and
ROSS DOMIER Assistant Staff
 materials testing during both land development and building construction phases.
CMT Asst. Staff Project Project
 Mr. Domier additionally assists with adherence to project drawings, specifications
Coordinator Coordinator
 and local regulations. | American Concrete Institute | Nuclear Density Testing
 |HAZWOPER 40-Hour | North Dakota DOT Concrete Testing
 Mr. Flory is an assistant staff project manager and lab coordinator in the
 construction materials testing department for ECS Midwest, LLC Green Bay Office.
 Mr. Flory has over 36 years of construction materials testing experience. His
 experience includes the testing of soils, deep and shallow foundations, concrete
 testing, asphalt services including QMP nuclear density, bituminous extractions
NATHAN FLORY Assistant and gradations, structural steel, grout testing, pile installation and monitoring,
Assistant Laboratory Laboratory rebar inspections and fire proofing. His primary focus in recent years is to
Manager Manager manage laboratory construction materials testing. | Nicet Soils Level I |Nuclear
 Gauge Safety and Hazmat |ACI Certified Concrete Field Testing – Tech Grade I
 |WisDOT Concrete Strength Testing - CST | WisDOT Certified Portland Cement
 Concrete Technician –PCCTEC-II | WisDOT Certified Nuclear Density Technician –
 NUCDENSITYTECH-1 | WisDOT Aggregate Testing for Transportation Systems (ATTS)
 |WisDOT Certified Hot Mix Asphalt Technician – Level TPC
 Mr. Kelly performs testing and inspection activities for soils, foundations,
MITCHELL KELLY subgrades, concrete and asphalt materials. This individual oversees contractor
 Field Technician
Field Technician activities and evaluates approved drawings, specifications and geotechnical reports
 to confirm compliance.| Radiation Safety for Nuke
 Mr. Sohl plays a crucial role in conducting tests and inspections on soils,
 foundations, subgrades, as well as concrete and asphalt. His responsibilities
BRAD SOHL extend to monitoring contractor operations and reviewing approved drawings,
 Field Technician
Field Technician specifications and geotechnical reports to verify adherence to project
 requirements. | WisDOT NucDensityTec I | WisDOT PCCTec |WisDOT PCCTec |
 Radiation Safety for Nuke

 Mr. DuPrey conducts field testing and inspection services for soil, foundation,
HAROLD DUPREY subgrade, concrete and asphalt components. The role includes observing
 Field Technician
Field Technician contractor work and assessing approved drawings, specifications and geotechnical
 documentation to validate conformance. | Radiation Safety for Nuke




*See personnel rates on page 20




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 ECS STAFF FEES
  NAME RATE
Mark King, PE $175.00
Troy Vetort, PE $175.00
Shreyas Chamanthula $110.00
Robert Cross $90.00
Ross Domier $70.00
Nathan Flory $90.00
Mitchell Kelly $65.00
Brad Sohl $65.00
Harold DuPrey $65.00




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As ECS’ subcontractor for weld inspections, Great Lakes Testing provides specialized nondestructive testing expertise
that complements ECS’ comprehensive construction materials testing and inspection services. Their local presence in the
Great Lakes region, combined with their established track record and quality-focused approach, supports ECS’ ability to
deliver exceptional service to clients requiring weld inspection services.

Great Lakes Testing, Inc. is a locally owned small business established in 1993 that serves as ECS’ trusted subcontractor
for weld inspections throughout Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region. With over three decades of specialized expertise,
the company provides comprehensive nondestructive testing services, including radiographic testing, visual inspection,
magnetic particle testing, dye penetrant testing, ultrasonic inspection and fire truck ladder inspection. Their primary
focus on manufacturing and steel fabrication makes them well-suited to support ECS’ construction materials testing and
inspection requirements.

The company operates with a customer-first philosophy and maintains rigorous quality standards through comprehensive
in-house training programs. Great Lakes Testing’s commitment to quality, safety and customer satisfaction aligns with
ECS’ standards for subcontractor performance. Their flexible scheduling capabilities, around-the-clock availability and
deep staff of knowledgeable certified employees enable them to adapt effectively to project requirements and timelines
while maintaining high operational standards and delivering reliable, industry-standard results.




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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
ECS develops tailored geotechnical exploration programs in support of each client’s specific project. We know what
is below the surface can be as crucial and complex as the structure it supports. Our team approach to geotechnical
engineering extends beyond simply providing engineering data. We educate our clients about the risks and benefits of
the engineering recommendations we provide.

SERVICES INCLUDE
Subsurface Explorations, Assessments and Design - incorporating our extensive subsurface database for local geologies
Geophysical Surveys - including seismic refraction, electrical resistivity, refraction microtremor, SASW and ground
penetrating radar, as well as associated geotechnical engineering and design services
Geotechnical Construction Consulting - to support construction projects including value engineering review, sample
testing, laboratory testing for soil modification and evaluation of foundation bearing conditions
Specialized In-situ (in place) Soil/Rock Testing - utilizing the following methods: Pressuremeter (PMT), Cone
Penetrometer (CPT), Dilatometer (DMT) to provide the project team with cost effective recommendations for
foundations supporting buildings and infrastructure
Reinforced Earth Structures, Slopes and Retention Design - based on specific site conditions utilizing industry-leading
analysis and design software
Deep Foundation Testing - services using industry-leading devices such as the Pile Driving Analyzer (PDA), Cross Hole
Sonic Logging (CSL) for drilled shaft testing and low-strain integrity testing using the Pile Integrity Tester (PIT)
Geotechnical Instrumentation - for monitoring structure movement during construction including remote, automated
total stations, scan stations, inclinometers, piezometers, extensometers, tilt meters, crack gauges and vibration
monitoring
Geostructural Design - for building elements containing soil-structure interaction such as soil nail walls, ground anchor
supported retention systems, excavation support systems, micropiles, underpinning and soil improvement (aggregate
pier designs, stone columns, vibro densification, grouting).

WHY ECS
• Expertise in each market • Advanced geotechnical laboratory testing capability
• Advanced exploration capability • Advanced proprietary geotechnical analysis systems
• Industry-leading in-situ testing • Proven geotechnical value engineering experts




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DRILLING CAPABILITIES
ECS Midwest owns and operates a fleet of drilling rig equipment and currently has three crews running full time. Our
local drill rig fleet includes the following:
• 2 Diedrich D50 Truck Rigs
• Diedrich D50T ATV Rig
• Diedrich D70 ATV Track Rig
• Diedrich D120 ATV Rubber Tire Rig
• Diedrich D25 Propane Trailer/Skid/Barge Rig

Our crews bring extensive experience to the Midwest, capable of drilling as deep as 200 feet. They are proficient in
wireline coring up to 50 feet and have expertise in FERC drilling on dams and permitted embankments. Our team is
skilled in conducting drilling operations at active mine sites and performing barge drilling on inland lakes and rivers.
We support environmental Phase II fieldwork and are adept at installing inclinometers, vibrating wire piezometers and
conducting packer testing. Additionally, our services include drilling for railroads and pipelines, as well as drilling. This in-
house capability allows ECS to manage its drilling schedule effectively and respond to client needs.




LABORATORY CAPABILITIES
ECS is the only testing lab in the Green Bay area that is accredited by AASHTO for soils, aggregate and concrete. To
maintain our accreditation, our laboratory participates in proficiency testing throughout the year. Our results are
compared to hundreds of laboratories across the country. ECS is also a qualified laboratory by WisDOT. We are a full
service laboratory with multiple registered engineers on staff and WISDOT and ACI Certified technicians. Our engineers
and technicians have experience in both construction material testing and geotechnical engineering. We apply our
continuously improving knowledge in each discipline to challenges in the other discipline. With ECS, you have a one-stop
lab for concrete, soils, asphalt, steel, geotechnical and forensic investigation consulting services. Not every testing lab
possesses these capabilities.


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The ECS Environmental Services Group has experience with due diligence requirements and knowledge of federal, state
and local regulations to help our clients manage specific environmental conditions that may be encountered on project
sites. Our professionals listen to the needs and concerns of our clients and provide timely and cost-effective solutions
that help our clients meet their goals.


SERVICES INCLUDE:
PHASE I AND II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS - to determine environmental conditions at a site and
investigate them with regard to presence and extent
PHASE III FEASIBILITY STUDY AND REMEDIAL DESIGN - to help determine an effective approach to remediate a
site commensurate with pertinent regulations as well as goals of the individual project. At ECS, we have developed a
knowledge and experience base that has served the needs of our clients for decades
WETLAND DELINEATION AND PERMITTING - to determine potential impacts associated with development projects.
Work may include federal/state permitting, stream mitigation monitoring and/or mitigation banking
ASBESTOS AND LEAD-BASED PAINT SERVICES - to identify the presence and location of asbestos and lead-based
paint, develop abatement specifications, removal monitoring services, clearance sampling and AHERA compliance
management services
INDOOR AIR QUALITY ASSESSMENT (IAQ) - to find cost-effective solutions for issues associated with potential indoor
air contaminant sources, sick buildings, mold and moisture problems, ventilation studies and radon
HYDROGEOLOGIC AND GROUNDWATER RESOURCES SERVICES - to provide expertise for projects involving high-yield
well siting, well testing, groundwater impact analysis and more

WHY ECS:
• Decades of well-rounded experience • Well-educated, professional staff capable of handling
• Relationship with regulatory agencies many different types of projects
• Unique understanding of all levels of due diligence • Commitment to quality
• An internal support structure to guide our clients • Hands-on experience with a diverse client base
 through the entire development process • Knowledge of financial institutions’ due diligence
• Technologically savvy requirements




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ECS approaches property and facility management consulting services from your perspective. ECS delivers solutions to
reduce your risk. We offer a full range of engineering consulting services for both existing and new buildings, working
closely with each client to identify their specific needs. Our team of problem solvers understand the challenges faced in
today's environment and provide real-world solutions to achieve your compliance, sustainability and performance goals.


SERVICES INCLUDE:
DUE DILIGENCE SERVICES - include property condition assessments, accessibility compliance assessments, bank draw
reviews and pre- and post-construction surveys. In all cases, ECS helps our clients understand the condition of their
property and helps them mitigate risks during the construction process
STRUCTURAL AND SPECIAL TESTING SERVICES - include everything from load testing, material sampling and testing,
to structural assessments, forensic investigations and limited structural design. From pedestrian bridges and retaining
walls to parking garages, fall protection anchors and portfolio assessments, ECS' structural engineers bring a wealth of
experience to your project
BUILDING ENVELOPE CONSULTING AND TESTING SERVICES - are provided throughout the project life cycle to clearly
identify and verify that the performance meets or exceeds the team's expectations for schedule and budget, as well as
occupant comfort through the analysis and verification of heat, air, moisture and acoustic controls
CODE COMPLIANCE SERVICES - help our clients achieve code compliance in areas such as accessibility, energy
conservation and specialty ventilation systems. ECS also serves to expedite building permit acceptance in many local
jurisdictions

WHY ECS:
• We are Engineers, Architects and Building Scientists • We understand your challenges and we deliver your
 enabling your project to achieve and maintain solutions
 compliance, sustainability and performance




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ECS approaches “on-call” or “sudden/immediate need” requests through a comprehensive emergency response
framework designed to address the unpredictable nature of construction and material testing requirements. Here’s how
ECS manages these urgent situations:

EMERGENCY RESPONSE STRUCTURE
ECS maintains a tiered response system with designated Points of Contact available via phone to coordinate immediate
responses. ECS names one primary and two secondary contacts for each contract, with each contact authorized and
capable of initiating emergency response procedures.

RESPONSE TIMEFRAMES
ECS provides multiple response levels based on urgency:
• Emergency Response: 2-4 hour mobilization for infrastructure failures and safety-related issues
• Urgent Requests: 24-48 hour deployment for situations impacting project schedules
• Standard Investigations: 3-5 day scheduling for routine work
• Task Order Processing: 24-hour turnaround with immediate scope assessment

RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
When an emergency occurs, ECS’ Point of Contact determines which available staff members are closest to the
emergency location and most qualified to respond. With an extensive office footprint and network of over 40 Principal
Geotechnical Engineers, ECS can typically arrive at emergency sites within four to eight hours after first notification.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING RESPONSE
For construction materials testing specifically, ECS operates with extended hours from 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM to better
serve the construction industry. The company generally requests 24-hour notice for on-call CMT services to efficiently
schedule technicians, though they maintain flexibility for true emergencies.

QUALITY AND DOCUMENTATION
ECS’ rapid reporting system provides near real-time updates to project teams, documenting daily activities and progress.
Non-compliance items, resolutions, re-tests and re-inspections are clearly documented in field reports, particularly
important for cost implications to owners or contractors.

STAFFING FLEXIBILITY
ECS maintains appropriate staffing levels to handle fluctuating workloads and multiple concurrent task orders. The
company uses internal programs to track anticipated activity and project staffing requirements, with professional
recruiters on staff to rapidly address staffing needs. Regional and corporate resources can be balanced to meet project
demands and client expectations.

This approach recognizes that construction and material testing needs can arise unexpectedly and at varying intensities,
requiring both immediate response capabilities and flexible resource allocation to maintain project continuity and safety
standards.




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ECS approaches Saturday testing requests with flexibility and professionalism, making it straightforward for clients to
coordinate weekend services when project schedules require them. Here are the specific details:

SCHEDULING REQUIREMENTS:
ECS requires advance notice for Saturday testing services, with scheduling requests typically needed by 3:00 PM or
4:00 PM on the day before services are required. This advance scheduling allows the company to properly staff and
coordinate resources for weekend work.

FLEXIBLE STAFFING AND RESPONSE:
The company maintains flexible staffing capabilities and can deploy qualified technicians for Saturday testing when
construction schedules demand it.

TRANSPARENT PRICING STRUCTURE:
Saturday testing services are billed at 1.5 times the standard hourly rate, with clear minimum charge requirements. For
Saturday work, ECS typically applies a 4-hour minimum charge, though some projects may require an 8-hour minimum
depending on the scope. This transparent pricing structure helps clients budget appropriately for weekend services.

PROJECT SCHEDULE ACCOMMODATION:
ECS acknowledges that construction projects often require weekend work to maintain project schedules. We can provide
services “including off-hour and weekend work if necessary” to support project construction schedules and prevent
delays.

STREAMLINED COMMUNICATION:
ECS maintains dedicated scheduling coordinators and email systems for different service types, making it easy for
contractors and project managers to request Saturday testing services. The company emphasizes clear communication
channels and rapid response protocols.

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:
With multiple office locations and substantial staffing depth, ECS can efficiently mobilize testing teams for Saturday work
without compromising service quality. The company’s adaptive resource management approach supports both planned
and urgent weekend testing requirements.

This approach demonstrates ECS’ commitment to supporting client project schedules while maintaining professional
service standards, making weekend testing coordination as seamless as possible for construction teams.




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ECS’ approach distinguishes our firm from other engineering companies through several key differentiators that create
measurable value for CMT projects:

ADVANCED DIGITAL INTEGRATION AND RAPID RESPONSE
ECS has pioneered the use of proprietary technology systems since 1988, including our Field Report Electronic
Distribution (FRED) system and ETHEL (ECS Technician Handheld Electronic Logbook). These systems enable real-time
data transmission from field to office, with reports typically delivered within 24-48 hours of testing completion. This
rapid turnaround supports immediate decision-making and prevents costly construction delays.

LAYERED MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE WITH LOCAL EXPERTISE
Our approach combines local project management with regional and national technical resources. Each project receives
dedicated oversight from both a Project Manager and Principal Engineer, providing multiple points of contact and
technical depth. This structure maintains continuity and provides immediate access to specialized expertise when
complex issues arise.

COMPREHENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL AND CERTIFICATION
ECS maintains fully accredited laboratories certified through WACEL, AMRL and CCRL, with field technicians certified
through multiple organizations, including ACI, NICET and MARTCP. Our quality control process involves preventive actions
and ongoing review rather than reactive problem-solving, with senior management oversight at each project phase.

NATIONAL RESOURCES WITH LOCAL PRESENCE
Founded in 1988, ECS has grown to over 3,000 employees across 100+ locations nationwide, currently ranked #66 in
Engineering News-Record’s Top 500 Design Firms. This extensive network provides access to specialized expertise and
resources while maintaining local responsiveness and competitive pricing through regional efficiency.

PROACTIVE COMMUNICATION AND PROBLEM RESOLUTION
Our approach emphasizes transparent, immediate communication of both compliant and non-compliant findings.
We maintain running punch lists of deficiency items and provide real-time project status updates through integrated
management systems that track tasks, costs and schedules simultaneously.

VALUE ENGINEERING THROUGH EXPERIENCE
With over 35 years of experience and thousands of completed projects, ECS brings practical solutions that optimize
project outcomes. Our staff serves on technical advisory committees and regulatory boards, keeping us current with
evolving standards and regulations while providing clients with insider knowledge of regulatory processes.

INTEGRATED SERVICE DELIVERY
Unlike firms that provide only testing services, ECS offers comprehensive capabilities including geotechnical engineering,
environmental consulting and facilities services. This integration allows for coordinated solutions that address multiple
project needs efficiently and cost-effectively.

These differentiators combine to deliver measurable benefits: reduced project delays, improved quality outcomes, cost
containment through efficient processes and enhanced project success through experienced technical guidance.




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 K. FEE SCHEDULE
 ™




 2025 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING FEE SCHEDULE



LABORATORY: Fees
1. Laboratory Moisture-Density Relationship
 a. Modified Proctor (ASTM D1557) $185.00/each
 b. Standard Proctor (ASTM D698) $165.00/each
 c. One-Point Proctor (ASTM D698 or D1557) $110.00/each
2. Mechanical Analysis on Submitted Samples
 a. Sieve Analysis of Fine and Coarse Aggregates (ASTM C136) $105.00/each
 b. Percent Passing #200 (ASTM D1140) $70.00/each
 c.Grain Size Analysis Washed (ASTM D422) $130.00/each
3. Atterberg Limits Testing (ASTM D4318) $95.00/each
4. Falling Head Permeability Test (ASTM D5084) $400.00/each
5. Handling, Curing and Compression Test of Concrete Cylinders
 a. Cast by ECS $17.00/each
 b. Cast by Others $40.00/each
6. Bitumen Content Only (ASTM D2172) $105.00/each
7. Compressive Strength Mortar Cubes $21.00/each
8. Compressive Strength Grout Cubes $21.00/each
9. Compressive Strength Grout Prisms $21.00/each

EQUIPMENT:
10. Nuclear Gauge Rental $55.00/day
11. Cone Penetrometer Rental $38.00/day
12. Concrete Equipment Rental $27.00/day
13. Cylinder Molds (case)
 a. 6" x 12" $60.00/each
 b. 4" x 8" $40.00/each
14. Mileage $0.85/mile

TECHNICAL STAFF:
15. Senior Field Technician $70.00/hour
16. Field Technician $65.00/hour
17. Clerical $48.00/hour

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES:
18. Senior Principal Engineer $260.00/hour
19. Principal Engineer $175.00/hour
20. Department Manager $135.00/hour
21. Project Manager $110.00/hour
22. Assistant Project Manager $90.00/hour




 City of Green Bay | Materials Testing Services 2026-2027 Construction Seasons | page 29
  L. TIMELINE
 ™




ECS Construction Materials Testing (CMT) reports follow a structured timeline designed to deliver rapid, efficient results
to support construction project schedules. The timeline varies based on project complexity and specific requirements,
but ECS has developed streamlined processes to reduce delays.

STANDARD CMT REPORT TIMELINE:
ECS utilizes proprietary digital systems to accelerate report delivery:
• Field Data Collection: Technicians use ETHEL (ECS Technician Handheld Electronic Logbook) to capture data on-site
 with tablets or touch-screen laptops
• Immediate Processing: Data is transmitted wirelessly to the office and enters the FRED (Field Report Electronic
 Distribution) system
• Review Process: Project Manager reviews reports, followed by Principal Engineer approval and professional seal
 application
• Report Delivery: Most CMT reports are delivered within 24-48 hours of field work completion, with many available
 within the same day

LABORATORY TESTING TIMELINE:
• Standard laboratory tests typically require 24-48 hours for completion and reporting
• Complex testing may extend to several days depending on test requirements
• Laboratory results integrate seamlessly with field reports through the GEORGE system

QUALITY CONTROL FEATURES:
• Electronic signatures and Professional Engineer seals are applied automatically
• Reports include deficiency tracking with running punch lists when non-compliances are identified
• Real-time project monitoring allows managers to track progress and budget status
• Automated distribution to designated project team members

PROJECT-SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS:
The CMT report timeline can be adjusted based on:
• Project urgency and construction schedule requirements
• Complexity of testing requirements
• Site accessibility and field conditions
• Client-specific reporting needs

ECS’ integrated approach combining FRED, GEORGE, ETHEL and other proprietary systems creates a seamless workflow
from field data collection to final report delivery, supporting rapid decision-making and maintaining construction project
momentum.




 City of Green Bay | Materials Testing Services 2026-2027 Construction Seasons | page 30
  M. TERMS AND CONDITIONS
 ™




ECS accepts the Terms and Conditions laid out by the RFP.




 City of Green Bay | Materials Testing Services 2026-2027 Construction Seasons | page 31
N. CONSULTANT’S CERTIFICATION
 ™




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 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Chuck Yang

AGENDA ITEM # P.4
To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award the Hauling, Disposal, and Mobilization of
Contaminated Soil services to Best Enterprises LLC in the amount of $61,769.90.

BACKGROUND
This contract is for contaminated soil hauling services for construction projects. This is a one-year
contract. Costs are based on estimated quantities.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve the award of the Hauling, Disposal, and Mobilization of Contaminated Soil services to Best
Enterprises LLC in the amount of $61,769.90.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. BEST Enterprises - Bid
2. 2026-09 Bid Summary
3. Intent to Award_ 2026-09 Hauling, Disposal, & Mobilization of Contaminated Soil




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 CITY OF GREEN BAY - Bid Tabulation
 Bid ID: 2026-09 Hauling, Disposal & Mobilization of Contaminated Soil
 Broadcast Date: 3/10/2026
 Due Date: 3/31/2026 @ 2:00 (CDT)


 CC: 92600, 96200, 91200, 91300



 BEST ENTERPRISES LLC
 WASTE
 OUTAGAMIE
 GFL MEADOWS MANAGEMENT BROWN COUNTY EST. # OF
 COUNTY AVG. LANDFILL EST. TONS COST PER TOTAL COST PER
 ITEM DESCRIPTION LANDFILL LLC RIDGEVIEW SOUTH LANDFILL MOBILIZATIONS
 LANDFILL COST PER TON PER PROJECT MOBILIZATION PROJECT
 Hilbert, WI LANDFILL Greenleaf, WI PER PROJECT
 Appleton, WI
 Whitelaw, WI

 PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE QTY PRICE PRICE PRICE

1 Project #1 $18.45 $18.45 $16.45 $16.45 $17.45 100 $250.00 3 $2,495.00

2 Project #2 $18.45 $18.45 $16.45 $16.45 $17.45 100 $250.00 3 $2,495.00

3 Project #3 $14.45 $14.45 $12.45 $12.45 $13.45 1000 $450.00 2 $14,350.00

4 Project #4 $14.45 $14.45 $12.45 $12.45 $13.45 1500 $450.00 2 $21,075.00

5 Project #5 $16.45 $16.45 $14.45 $14.45 $15.45 860 $450.00 3 $14,637.00

6 Project #6 $18.45 $18.45 $16.45 $16.45 $17.45 300 $250.00 2 $5,735.00

7 Project #7 $18.45 $18.45 $16.45 $16.45 $17.45 42 $250.00 1 $982.90

 TOTAL PROJECT COST $61,769.90
 Lead Time 10 days

 Payment Terms (Net 30) Other

 Early Payment Discounts 1% NET 10




 RECOMMENDATION: Award the lowest responsive, responsible, contractor: BEST ENTERPRISES LLC.




 Page 1 of 3
 CITY OF GREEN BAY - Bid Tabulation
 Bid ID: 2026-09 Hauling, Disposal & Mobilization of Contaminated Soil
 Broadcast Date: 3/10/2026
 Due Date: 3/31/2026 @ 2:00 (CDT)


 CC: 92600, 96200, 91200, 91300



 PETERS CONCRETE COMPANY
 WASTE
 OUTAGAMIE
 GFL MEADOWS MANAGEMENT BROWN COUNTY EST. # OF
 COUNTY AVG. LANDFILL EST. TONS COST PER TOTAL COST PER
 ITEM DESCRIPTION LANDFILL LLC RIDGEVIEW SOUTH LANDFILL MOBILIZATIONS
 LANDFILL COST PER TON PER PROJECT MOBILIZATION PROJECT
 Hilbert, WI LANDFILL Greenleaf, WI PER PROJECT
 Appleton, WI
 Whitelaw, WI

 PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE QTY PRICE PRICE PRICE

1 Project #1 $18.50 $18.50 $16.50 $16.50 $17.50 100 $425.00 3 $3,025.00

2 Project #2 $18.50 $18.50 $16.50 $16.50 $17.50 100 $425.00 3 $3,025.00

3 Project #3 $14.25 $14.25 $12.50 $12.50 $13.38 1000 $425.00 2 $14,225.00

4 Project #4 $14.25 $14.25 $12.50 $12.50 $13.38 1500 $425.00 2 $20,912.50

5 Project #5 $17.50 $17.50 $15.75 $15.75 $16.63 860 $425.00 3 $15,572.50

6 Project #6 $17.50 $17.50 $15.75 $15.75 $16.63 300 $425.00 2 $5,837.50

7 Project #7 $14.00 $14.00 $12.00 $12.00 $13.00 42 $425.00 1 $971.00

 TOTAL PROJECT COST $63,568.50
 Lead Time 5 days

 Payment Terms (Net 30) Yes

 Early Payment Discounts n/a




 Page 2 of 3
 CITY OF GREEN BAY - Bid Tabulation
 Bid ID: 2026-09 Hauling, Disposal & Mobilization of Contaminated Soil
 Broadcast Date: 3/10/2026
 Due Date: 3/31/2026 @ 2:00 (CDT)


 CC: 92600, 96200, 91200, 91300



 SGS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRACTING LLC
 WASTE
 OUTAGAMIE
 GFL MEADOWS MANAGEMENT BROWN COUNTY EST. # OF
 COUNTY AVG. LANDFILL EST. TONS COST PER TOTAL COST PER
 ITEM DESCRIPTION LANDFILL LLC RIDGEVIEW SOUTH LANDFILL MOBILIZATIONS
 LANDFILL COST PER TON PER PROJECT MOBILIZATION PROJECT
 Hilbert, WI LANDFILL Greenleaf, WI PER PROJECT
 Appleton, WI
 Whitelaw, WI

 PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE QTY PRICE PRICE PRICE

1 Project #1 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 100 $2,610.00 3 $9,592.50

2 Project #2 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 100 $2,610.00 3 $9,592.50

3 Project #3 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 1000 $4,860.00 2 $27,345.00

4 Project #4 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 1500 $4,860.00 2 $36,157.50

5 Project #5 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 860 $4,860.00 3 $29,737.50

6 Project #6 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 300 $2,610.00 2 $10,507.50

7 Project #7 $22.00 $18.00 $16.75 $13.75 $17.63 42 $2,610.00 1 $3,350.25

 TOTAL PROJECT COST $126,282.75
 Lead Time 7 days

 Payment Terms (Net 30) 45 days

 Early Payment Discounts n/a




 Page 3 of 3
From: Troy VanHandel
Subject: Intent to Award: 2026-09 Hauling, Disposal, & Mobilization of Contaminated Soil
Date: Monday, April 6, 2026 2:14:28 PM
Attachments: 2026-09 Bid Summary.pdf


Dear Valued Contractors,

Thank you for expressing interest and putting forth the time and effort in preparing
your submittal…

After careful review of all bids received, the City of Green Bay announces its Intent to
Award the contract for RFB 2026-09 HAULING, DISPOSAL, & MOBILIZATION OF
CONTAMINATED SOIL to the lowest responsive, responsible contractor that meets
the specifications of the solicitation to: BEST Enterprises Inc. in the amount of
$61,769.90 (see attachment for the bid summary). Quantities identified are for bid
purposes only and are based on historical data; the City of Green Bay does not
guarantee to purchase any specific quantity or dollar amount.

This Notice of Intent to Award is subject to execution of a written contract and/or
purchase order. As a result, this notice does NOT constitute the formation of a
contract between the City of Green Bay (“City”) and the apparent successful
contractor.

Thank you again for your time and effort in submitting a response and for your
continued interest in doing business with the City of Green Bay. The City encourages
you to participate in future bid opportunities. If you have any questions, or require
additional information, please feel free to contact me at 920-448-3049 or
Troy.VanHandel@greenbaywi.gov.

Sincerely,


Troy Van Handel
Buyer
City of Green Bay
Purchasing Department
920.448.3049
greenbaywi.gov
 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Valerie Joosten, Public Works Director

AGENDA ITEM # P.5
To approve the request by Department of Public Works to enter into a Master Development Agreement
between Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay.

BACKGROUND
After delays associated with Oneida Nation's Cattail Marsh development project, Oneida Nation approached
the City of Green Bay about developing a master development agreement that could cover future
developments. This agreement has been reviewed and drafted by the City's and Oneida Nation's attorneys
and outlines the terms for future developments.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve the Master Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and The City of Green Bay.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Master Development Agreement.OneidaNation.3.24.2026




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Master Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay

This Agreement is made this ____day of ______, 2026, by and between Oneida Nation, and the
City of Green Bay, a municipal corporation of the State of Wisconsin, located in Brown County,
Wisconsin (hereinafter the “City”).

WHEREAS, the Nation and the City work together to provide joint services in various manners
where the Nation and the City’s boundaries overlap;

WHEREAS, from time to time the Nation is the owner of lands within the City’s boundaries that
it is seeking to develop; and

WHEREAS, the Oneida Nation and City agree to the form of a Development Agreement
between the Oneida Nation and City for development requiring connection to the City’s
infrastructure to complete the Nation’s development of its land.

NOW, THEREFORE, conditioned on the case-by-case approval by the City of necessary plans
prior to the installation and completion of all required improvements, it is agreed that
Development Agreements between the Oneida Nation and the City shall recognize the
government-to-government relationship and therefore shall contain the following provisions:

This Agreement is made this ____day of ______, 2026, by and between Oneida Nation, and the
City for the purpose of developing land owned by the Nation which requires connections to the
City’s infrastructure for provision of utility services.

I. Project Description. This agreement governs the following project that is more specifically
described in Section II, Subsection A-E:

 Project Name:
 Project Purpose:
 Affected Parcels
 (legal descriptions provided in Exhibit A):
 Land Status (fee or trust):

II. Installation of Improvements. Improvements include all projects identified in Section II,
Subsections A through E (hereinafter “Improvements”). All Improvements shall be constructed
by the Nation in accordance with design plans submitted by the Nation and approved by the City
Director of Public Works or their designee (hereinafter “Director”). Said plans and materials
used shall comply with the current edition of the City of Green Bay Standard Specifications and
Construction Standards for Public Works Construction including all supplements, unless
otherwise approved by the Director. The applicable design plans shall be approved by the
Director prior to commencement of construction of each Improvement. The Director, in their
sole determination, may order amendments to the approved plans in the event that actual
conditions of the site upon inspection require said amendments to ensure the safety, quality and
durability of the Improvements. The Nation is further responsible for obtaining all necessary
permits for the Improvements. The Nation may begin work on the improvements upon
conditional approval of the site plan and upon obtaining all necessary permits.
 A. Streets
 1. The streets shall be constructed as depicted by the Nation in the conditionally
 approved site plan. Streets shall be constructed using standards that meet or exceed
 any requirements established by the City for the subject area.
 2. All roads shall remain the property of the Nation subject to access easement as
 described in section III.
 3. Any additional terms specific to the project.
 B. Water Distribution
 1. The Nation shall furnish, construct and install all water mains in the Development.
 The design of the water main shall be approved by the Green Bay Water Utility prior
 to commencement of work.
 2. The Nation shall install water services to serve each lot in the Plat. The portion of
 the water service from the main to the curb stop shall remain under the ownership and
 control of the Green Bay Water Utility.
 3. All water main and lateral construction shall be completed prior to the start of
 street construction.
 4. Any additional terms specific to the project.
 C. Storm Sewers and Stormwater Management Facilities.
 1. The Nation shall furnish, construct and install storm sewers and stormwater
 management facilities as needed. The size and location of the sewers and facilities
 shall be approved by the Director prior to commencement of work.
 2. The Nation shall install any necessary stormwater service laterals. All laterals shall
 be installed to the sewer main and shall remain under the ownership and control of
 the Nation or owner of lot or its successor or assign.
 3. All storm sewer main and lateral construction shall be completed prior to the start
 of construction of the street.
 4. All stormwater management facilities shall meet or exceed the requirements of the
 approved stormwater management plan.
 5. Any additional terms specific to the project.
 D. Sanitary Sewers
 1. The Nation shall furnish, construct and install all sanitary sewers in the
 Development. The location of the sanitary sewer shall be approved by the Director
 prior to commencement of work.
 2. The Nation shall install sanitary sewer laterals to serve each lot in the Plat. All
 laterals shall be installed to the lot line and shall remain under the ownership and
 control of the Nation or owner of lot or its successor or assign.
 3. All sanitary sewer main and lateral construction shall be completed prior to the
 start of street construction.
 4. Any additional terms specific to the project.
 E. Erosion Control and Stormwater Management Plans.
 1. Prior to the commencement of construction, the Nation must submit an erosion
 control plan and Stormwater Management Plan to the Director that must conform to
 City and federal laws and regulations.
 2. It is the Nation’s responsibility to ensure permits are also received from any other
 tribal and federal agencies as may be required.
 3. In the event the Nation fails to comply with the erosion control plan and fails to
 take timely and corrective action with respect to correction orders, the City may take
 any action reasonably necessary to implement the approved erosion control plan and
 all costs to implement said plan shall be the responsibility of the Nation.
 4. It is the Nation’s responsibility to maintain all stormwater management facilities,
 unless otherwise agreed to in writing.
 5. Any additional terms specific to the project.

III. Permits and Fees.
 A. Reimbursement of City’s Costs.
 1. The Nation shall coordinate inspections pursuant to each party’s jurisdiction and,
 as agreed upon by the parties, to include independent agencies and consultants.
 Specifically, the parties agree that the Nation retains jurisdiction over land and
 building code enforcement and permitting pursuant to its laws and that the City
 retains jurisdiction to permit the improvements and any connection points to the
 City’s infrastructure pursuant to application regulations.
 2. The Nation shall reimburse the City for any and all costs, including wages,
 salaries, benefits and administrative costs, related to City review and approval of
 plans and design, for inspection of the Improvements, and for conversion of the
 Nation’s as-built documentation into the City’s permanent record system (GIS). The
 City shall invoice the Nation the actual wage and benefit costs plus a 20%
 administrative charge. The Nation shall submit payment of this invoice within 30
 days of receipt of each invoice.
 3. Nation shall pay the actual costs for inspection and testing of the Improvements
 and materials used therein that are performed by independent agencies.

IV. Easement.
 A. Completion Date.
 1. All Improvements shall be completed by (hereinafter the “Completion Date”).
 2. Nation’s performance hereunder shall not be subject to breach if due to force
 majeure, including but not limited to acts of God, weather, strikes, shortages in
 materials and labor, delays in federal agency responses.
 B. Inspection.
 1. All Improvements and materials used in Improvements shall be inspected by the
 City, unless otherwise agreed to by the City.
 2. Within 10 days of approval of Improvements, the Director shall report the
 satisfactory completion to all relevant parties and shall proceed with requesting the
 easement from the Nation.
 C. As-Builts.
 1. After completion of all improvements, the Nation shall prepare and have approved
 by the City as-built documents. As-built documents shall be submitted as a hard paper
 copy and in electronic (AutoCad and PDF) formats.
 D. Easement.
 1. The Nation shall, upon completion of the Improvements, without charge to the
 City, give, grant, convey a full access easement for maintenance purposes with the
 exception of sanitary and storm sewer laterals and water services lying outside of
 dedicated right-of-way, to the City, its successors and assigns forever, free and clear
 of all encumbrances whatever; together with (without limitation because of
 enumeration) all land, buildings, structures, mains, conduits, pipes, lines, plant
 machinery, equipment, appurtenances and hereditaments which may in any way be a
 part of or pertain to the Improvements, together with any and all necessary easements
 for access thereto. The parties understand that some of the Nation’s projects may be
 on land held in trust by the United States for the Oneida Nation and that any such
 projects would require the Bureau of Indian Affairs (hereinafter “BIA”) to approve
 any easement documents and that there is no deadline on the BIA related to their
 review/approval of said easement requests. In the event the project is on trust land,
 the Nation shall inform the City when easement documents have been submitted to
 the BIA and shall provide updates related to the easement as they become available
 from the BIA. In the event an easement is not yet in place at the time of project
 completion, the Nation and City may entered into a temporary agreement regarding
 access.

 2. Pursuant to this agreement, upon acceptance of final improvement inspections, the
 City shall have the right to connect, integrate or otherwise alter the Improvements as
 it deems necessary, provided that any modifications to the Improvements shall be
 noticed to the Nation in advance of any modifications and shall comply with any
 tribal permitting requirements.

 3. Upon notice from the City, the Nation shall take immediate action to repair or
 replace faulty laterals or services, as determined by the Department of Public Works
 or the Green Bay Water Utility.

V. Warranties and Guarantees.
 A. Improvement Guarantee. The Nation guarantees all Improvements against defects
 which appear within a period of one year from the date of acceptance of final inspections
 by the City as herein provided.
 1. The Nation shall televise all mainline sanitary and storm sewers, and water
 services, prior to connections going on-line. and deliver a copy of the televising
 report and video (flash drive or portable hard drive) to the City. In the event of a
 defect or failure of any Improvement, the Nation shall pay for the cost of repair and
 any corresponding damages resulting from the defect or failure of the Improvement
 discovered as a result of the televising. If the Nation fails to make the required repairs
 within 30 days of notice of the defect, the City may make the repairs, and all costs
 associated with the repair shall be the responsibility of the Nation. The Nation may
 request reasonable extensions from the 30-day period. Such requests shall be made in
 writing to the Director. Notice requirements shall not apply in emergency situations.
 For emergencies occurring within the warranty period , the City may proceed with
 repairing the defect and shall submit notice of the defect and the repair to Nation
 within seven business days. Provided it is within the warranty period, the Nation shall
 be responsible for all costs associated with the repair.

 2. In the event of a defect or failure of any Improvement after the warranty period, the
 City shall pay for the cost of repair and any corresponding damages resulting from the
 defect or failure of the Improvement.

 B. Title Warranty.
 1. The Nation warrants that it is the owner or beneficiary of all property within the
 CSM/Plat, that it has full right and authority to make the agreements, warranties,
 consents and waivers in this Agreement and that upon recording the access easement,
 which may be subject to BIA approval, the City shall have good, indefeasible title to
 all interests in property dedicated to the City by easement.
 2. The Nation shall provide the City with title evidence showing that the Nation has
 title as warranted above.
 C. Nation’s Responsibility for Work.
 1. The work shall be under the charge and care of the Nation until all Improvements
 have been accepted by the City. The Nation is solely responsible for all safety issues
 arising out of the job site, including signage, barricades and any requirements to
 ensure the safety of all persons in or about the job site.
 2. The obligations and responsibilities of the Nation as set forth in this Agreement
 may be achieved by the Nation through subsequent contracts between the Nation and
 qualified third parties whereby such third parties may accept and assume such
 obligations and responsibilities, so long as all obligations and responsibilities are met.
 D. Indemnification (Hold Harmless).
 1. The City shall indemnify and hold harmless the Nation, its officers, employees,
 agents, directors, and representatives, in the course of performance of the City’s work
 under this Agreement, from and against any and all claims, of whatever nature, for
 injuries or losses, or damages arising out of the City’s or subcontractor’s negligence,
 gross negligence, or intentional misconduct, , or the negligence, gross negligence or
 intentional misconduct of the City’s or subcontractors officers, employees, agents,
 directors, and representatives.
 2. The Nation shall indemnify and hold harmless the City, its officers, employees,
 agents, directors, and representatives, from and against any and all claims, of whatever
 nature, for injuries or losses, or damages arising out of Nation’s or subcontractor’s
 negligence, gross negligence, or intentional misconduct, including but not limited to
 Nation’s breach of this agreement, or the negligence, or the negligence, gross
 negligence or intentional misconduct of Oneida Nation’s officers, employees, agents,
 directors, and representatives.

VI. Miscellaneous Rights and Provisions.
 A. Law to be Observed. The parties shall at all times observe and comply with all
 applicable federal, state and local laws, regulations and ordinances which are in effect or
 which may be placed in effect which may affect the conduct of the work to be
 accomplished under this Agreement. The Nation shall procure all permits and licenses
 and pay all charges and fees and give all notices necessary and incident to the lawful
 prosecution of the work to be completed under this Agreement.
 B. Amendments. The City and the Nation may, by mutual written consent, amend this
 Agreement.
 C. Binding Effect. The Nation warrants that it is the owner of all property within the Plat
 and has full right and authority to make this Agreement. This Agreement and the grants,
 warranties, obligations, consents and waivers contained herein shall run with the land and
 be binding upon the Nation, its successors and assigns.
 D. Survey Monuments. The Nation has certified that all survey or other monuments
 required by statute or ordinance have been properly placed and installed. Any monuments
 disturbed during construction of improvements shall be restored and certified by a
 Wisconsin Professional Land Surveyor, consistent with City Datum.
 E. Zoning. The Nation does not guarantee or warrant that the lands subject to this
 Agreement will not at some later date be rezoned. Any rezoning that may take place by
 either party shall not void this Agreement.
 F. Indemnification for Environmental Contamination. The Nation shall indemnify,
 defend and hold the City, its officers, employees and agents harmless from any claims,
 judgments, damages, penalties, fines, costs or loss (including reasonable fees for
 attorneys, consultants and experts) that arise as a result of the presence or suspected
 presence in or on the real property dedicated to the City by, under, pursuant to or in
 connection with the Plat or this Agreement (including, but not limited to, street right-of-
 way and park land) of any toxic or hazardous substances (as defined by Federal and State
 law) arising from any activity of the Nation occurring prior to the acceptance of all
 improvements, except if such toxic or hazardous substances were directly caused by the
 City, its officers, agents or employees. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing,
 the indemnification by the Nation shall include costs incurred in connection with any site
 investigation or any remedial, removal or restoration work required by any local, state or
 federal agencies because of the presence or suspected presence of toxic or hazardous
 substances on or under the real property, whether in the soil, groundwater, air or any
 other receptor. The City shall immediately notify the Nation of the discovery of any
 contamination or of any facts or circumstances that reasonably indicate that such
 contamination may exist in or on the real property. The City also agrees that following
 notification to the Nation that contamination may exist, the City shall make all reasonable
 accommodations to allow the Nation to examine the real property and conduct such
 clean-up operations as may be required by appropriate local, state or federal agencies to
 comply with applicable laws.
 G. Public Easements. All easements dedicated to and accepted by the City or the public
 on the Plat/CSM or by this Agreement grant the City the right to install, maintain,
 inspect, repair and replace the designated improvements in, on, over or under such
 affected parcels. Lots within the Plat/CSM shall not be used in a manner which interferes
 with the City’s easement rights.

FURTHER, Except as needed to further explain, complete, or ensure the safety of a project
subject to a Development Agreement, neither party shall require any revisions to this
Development Agreement without first mediating said revisions pursuant to this Agreement.
Requests for revisions to this Agreement shall be submitted through each parties respective legal
counsel with a meeting scheduled for discussion of any request received within 30 calendar days
of receipt of said request.

FINALLY, either party may terminate this Agreement by providing the other party thirty (30)
calendar days written notice to each parties respective legal counsel.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereby agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of
this Master Development Agreement effective as of this ____ day of _________________, 2026.




ONEIDA NATION


By________________________________
AUTHORIZED NAME, TITLE




CITY OF GREEN BAY


By:_______________________________
Eric Genrich, Mayor
 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # P.6
To approve the request by Department of Public Works to grant licenses for:

 1. Sidewalk Builder
 a. Bryan McEwen Concrete LLC
 b. DeGroot Concrete LLC
 c. J.C. Santy Construction LLC
 d. Ruesch Management, Inc.
 e. KPC Concrete Contractors LLC
 f. Utility Traffic & Restoration LLC
 g. Craftsman Concrete LLC
 h. Quinn & Sons Concrete Construction LLC
 i. Loch Construction Co., Inc.
 j. Precision Flatwork
 k. Douglas J. Maurer Concrete LLC
 l. In The Countryside Concrete LLC
 m. Patriot Concrete LLC
 n. Milis Flatwork

 2. Brush Trimmer
 a. R&J Tree Service, Inc.
 b. Treeo’s Tree Service, Inc.


BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION


FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
None




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # P.7
To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award ASPHALT PAVING 2026 to Northeast
Asphalt, Inc. in the amount of $813,559.00.

BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION
To Approve

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Quest CDN Project Bid Results Asphalt Paving 2026




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
ASPHALT PAVING 2026
Quest Number: 10099507

Closing Date: Tue, 03/24/2026 09:00 AM CDT
Posting Type: Construction Project
Owner: Green Bay WI, City of
Solicitor: Green Bay WI, City of



 Owner Name: Green Bay WI, City of


 Owner Contact: Chuck Yang


 Owner Phone: 920-448-3094


 Solicitor Name: Green Bay WI, City of


 Contact: Robbie Woldt


 Email: robbie.woldt@greenbaywi.gov


 Phone: 920-448-3109


 Award Date:


 Comments:


 Award Status: Pending


 Letting Bid Tabulation: View on vBid


Company Contact Phone E-mail Amount Awarded Comment

Northeast Asphalt, Inc. Mary Jorgensen (PMA) 920-757-2900 neaquote@walbecgroup.com $ 813,559.00

MCC, Inc. Alicia Marx 920-749-3360 bidding@murphyinc.org $ 850,326.10
 Report to the
 Improvement and Service Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # P.8
Informational: Report the award of contract BRIDGE 1-26 MAIN STREET BRIDGE B-5-311 (STRUCTURAL
REHABILITATION PHASE 1) to Lunda Construction in the amount of $1,403,326.20.

BACKGROUND
The bridge is approaching 30 years of age and is beginning to show its age. The work under this first phase of
structural rehabilitation includes concrete deck repairs, replacement of expansion joints, and application of a
methacrylate flood seal. This work will prolong the useful life of the structure and provide protection from
water and chloride intrusion into and onto the deck and steel framing below. The contract was approved for
award at staff level at the Common Council meeting held on 3/17/26.

RECOMMENDATION
Not applicable. This item is an informational update.

FISCAL IMPACT
A portion of the funds for this project were included in the approved 2026 CIP, and the remaining amount
will be funded by available account balance.

ATTACHMENTS
1. Quest CDN Project Results - Bridge 1-26




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
BRIDGE 1-26 MAIN STREET BRIDGE B-5-311 (STRUCTURAL
REHABILITATION PHASE 1)
Quest Number: 10069280

Closing Date: Tue, 03/17/2026 09:00 AM CDT
Posting Type: Construction Project
Owner: Green Bay WI, City of
Solicitor: Green Bay WI, City of



 Owner Name: Green Bay WI, City of


 Owner Contact: Trista Hobbs


 Owner Phone: 920-448-3114


 Solicitor Name: Green Bay WI, City of


 Contact: Kayla Wasielewski


 Email: kayla.wasielewski@greenbaywi.gov


 Phone: 920-448-3134


 Award Date:


 Comments:


 Award Status: Pending


 Letting Bid Tabulation: View on vBid


Company Contact Phone E-mail Amount Awarded Comment

Lunda Construction Co. Mike Hahn 651-437-9666 mhahn@lundaconstruction.com $ 1,403,326.20

Zenith Tech, INC. bridge JASON SAMZ 715-241-6992 ztiquote@walbecgroup.com $ 1,410,822.70
 Report to the
 Protection and Policy Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # Q.1
To approve a "Class B" liquor license for Aldo's Pizza at 1247 Velp Ave with a premise description of "dining
room, full kitchen, walk-in cooler, storage room, records upstairs".

BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION


FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. 1247 VELP CLASS B LIQ FEB26




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Report to the
 Protection and Policy Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # Q.2
No recommendation on an appeal for a denial of an excess animal permit for Diana Krause and Dan Tilot at
2566 Remington Ct. (Returning from 3/9 P&P)

BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION


FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. 2026-03-09 Excess Dog Permit Appeal--2256 Remington
2. Krause_Tilot Appeal
3. 18-066807-Redacted
4. 18-066730-Redacted
5. 18-212589.00.00.mm-Redacted
6. 19-009402-Redacted
7. 25-212351-Redacted
8. 18-055440-Redacted
9. 18-212589-Redacted
10. 20-206800-Redacted
11. 26-200702-Redacted
12. 26-204320-Redacted




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Report to the
 Protection and Policy Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # Q.3
To approve an appeal on an Operator's license by Todd Wood.

BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION


FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Woods Opr Appeal
2. Wood CIB Background
3. Wood CCAP Background




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Report to the
 Protection and Policy Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # Q.4
To approve a limited expansion of licensed premises for State St Pub at 1238 State St with a premise
description of: "parking lot" for the following dates 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 6/27, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/24, 7/30, 8/6,
9/11 and 9/12.

BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION


FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. 1238 State St LELP




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 REPORT OF THE GREEN BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT
 GRANTING OPERATOR LICENSES
 April 21, 2026
 The Green Bay Police Department wishes to request that the following applications for
 Operator Licenses be granted.

 Stipulations placed on licenses shall continue to be in effect.


 OPERATOR LICENSES
Barber, Elizabeth C Saavedra Estrada, Jose A
Bartol, Frank J Santiago, Ines M
Bogati, Sneha Schaeffer, Hailey M
Casey, Gina L Schafer, Kelsey S
Chariton, Tyler J Schermetzler, Jeffrey J
Couillard, Theresa L Schumacher, Paul J
Dhein, Kristine M Stromberg, Michelle L
Ellis, Kimberly E Subedi, Smriti
Feldhacker, Bradley A Tessier, Charley L
Green, Courtney R Thuerwachter, Cassandra L
Harrison, Kayla M Tilot, Madelyn R
Heesaker, Stacy A Truett, Melanie M
Hendricks, Danielle J Van Boxel, Adam J
Hermsen, Cory F Walker, Taliah K
Hoff, Crystal A Zamora, Lucelva
Hoffmann, Sabrina M
Holte, Patricia R
Ingersoll, Victoria P
Johnson, Trever K
Jones, Tarrah M
Lama, Adhish
LeComte, Katie M
Lisouse, Autumn R
Malcore, Jacob E
May, Kaley S
Micolichek, Betty J
Moore, Kandice L
Olcott, Mallory J
Peoples, Bessie L
Preston, Matthew R
Randunzel, Jessica M
 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Rebecca Finco, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.1
To approve the Downtown Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for 2025. (March 23,
2026)

BACKGROUND
The Plan Commission is required to annually review the year-end financial report of each Business
Improvement District (BID), as stated in the City's BID handbook.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the Downtown Business Improvement District's year-end financial report for
2025 as presented.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Downtown BID 2025 Year-End Budget Report




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Approved 2026 and 2025 Year End Business Improvement District Operating Plan Budget for Downtown Green Bay

 Approved Approved
 2025 Actual
REVENUE 2026 Budget 2025 Budget
 BID Assessment - DGBI $263,820.00 $266,308.00 $264,715.00

 Total Revenue $263,820.00 $266,308.00 $264,715.00
EXPENSES

Administrative
 Allocation toward DGBI Staffing $140,375.00 $156,908.00 $138,312.19

Operating Expenses
 Office Supplies & Equipment $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00
 Phone/Internet $2,000.00 $2,550.00 $2,500.00
 Dues, Fees and Subscriptions $3,350.00 $3,350.00 $3,350.00
 Conferences/Professional Devel. $3,000.00 $4,000.00 $3,205.11
 Insurance $11,000.00 $11,000.00  $11,000.00
 Lease/Rental Fees $29,600.00 $25,000.00  $25,000.00
 Total Operating Expenses $ 50,950.00 $ 47,900.00 $ 47,055.11

BID Audit/Accounting
Services Annual Audit $14,750.00 $14,000.00 $14,475.00

Marketing/Printing

 Includes graphic design software, printed and digital promotional
 materials, website, social media, and promotional giveaways
 Total Marketing allocations $15,000.00 $15,000.00 $15,000.00

Economic
Development
 Business recruitment and retention, networking $7,000.00 $7,000.00 $4,187.15


Physical Improvements
 Holiday Wreath Lighting & Décor $2,000.00 $10,000.00 $10,000.00
 Cleanliness - Litter, Weeds *Note Labor is in staffing for '26 $3,200.00 $9,000.00 $9,000.00
 Banner and Bracket Replacements $1,000.00 $3,500.00 $763.90
 Public Art $3,000.00 $3,000.00 $3,000.00
 Planters $14,200.00 $13,762.00
 Washington & Adams St. Tree Lights-Grow and Glow through
 June '25 $12,345.00 $9,159.65
 Total Physical Improvements $35,745.00 $25,500.00 $45,685.55

 Total Expenses $ 263,820.00 $ 266,308.00 $ 264,715.00
 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Rebecca Finco, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.2
To approve the Olde Main Street Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for 2025.
(March 23, 2026)

BACKGROUND
The Plan Commission is required to annually review the year-end financial report of each Business
Improvement District (BID), as stated in the City's BID handbook.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the Olde Main Street Business Improvement District's year-end financial report
for 2025 as presented.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. OMS BID 2025 Year-End Budget Report




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Approved 2026 Budget and 2025 Year End Business Improvement District Operating Plan Budget for Olde Main St.


 Approved Approved
 2025 Actual
 2026 Budget 2025 Budget
REVENUE
 BID Assessment - Olde Main Street $71,560.00 $66,983.00 $66,611.00

 Total Revenue $71,560.00 $66,983.00 $66,611.00


EXPENSES

Administrative
 Allocation toward DGBI Staffing $39,960.00 $34,233.00 $35,958.78


Operating Expenses
 Office Supplies & Equipment $500.00 $500.00 $500.00
 Phone/Internet $900.00 $900.00 $768.00
 Conferences/Professional Devel. $1,500.00 $1,500.00 $978.25
 Office Rent/Lease $9,000.00 $9,000.00 $8,849.50
 Dues and Subscriptions $2,200.00 $1,050.00 $1,050.00
 Total Operating Expenses $14,100.00 $12,950.00 $12,145.75

Marketing/Printing
 Includes graphic design software, printed and digital
 promotional materials, website, social media, and
 promotional giveaways
 Total Marketing allocations $4,500.00 $4,300.00 $4,300.00

Economic
Development
 Business recruitment and retention, networking $2,500.00 $2,000.00 $2,040.43

Physical
Improvements

 Streetscape-Planters & Medians including new
 mulch (majority of the cost is paid by sponsorships) $4,500.00 $6,000.00 $6,000.00
 Cleanliness $1,000.00 $2,500.00 $2,500.00
 Banners & Holiday Décor $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $1,206.04
 Public Art $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00
 Three Corners Flags $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $460.00
 Total Physical Improvements $10,500.00 $13,500.00 $12,166.04

 Total Expenses $71,560.00 $66,983.00 $66,611.00
 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Rebecca Finco, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.3
To approve the Broadway Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for 2025. (March 23,
2026)

BACKGROUND
The Plan Commission is required to annually review the year-end financial report of each Business
Improvement District (BID), as stated in the City's BID handbook.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the Broadway Business Improvement District's year-end financial report for
2025 as presented.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Broadway BID 2025 Year-End Budget Report
2. Broadway BID 2025 Annual Report




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
2025 Broadway BID
 Budget Actual
Design
 Lighting $ 5,000.00 $ 14,170.00
 Annual Maintenance $ 20,000.00 $ 37,268.49
 Public Art $ 20,000.00 $ 50,200.00
 Bike Racks $ 5,000.00 $ -
Total Design $ 50,000.00 $ 101,638.49

Organization
 Admin Allocation $ 25,581.00 $ 25,581.00
 BBID Annual Audit $ 3,200.00 $ 3,200.00
Total Organization $ 28,781.00 $ 28,781.00

Promotion
 Marketing Allowance $ 8,900.00 $ 39,422.59
Total Promotion $ 8,900.00 $ 39,422.59

Economic Vitality
 Mini-Grants $ 5,000.00 $ 135,000.00
 Retail Incubator $ 12,000.00 $ -
 Public Market $ 25,000.00 $ 25,000.00
Total Economic Vitality $ 42,000.00 $ 160,000.00

 $ 129,681.00 $ 329,842.08




Notes:

2025 Rollover Funds
2025 Bike Racks $ 5,000.00
2025 Retail Incubator $ 12,000.00
 $ -
 $ -
 $ -
 $ -
 $ 17,000.00

Actual BID Proceeds:
2025 Settlement Statement $ 129,681.00
2025 Adopted Budget $ 129,669.00
 $ 12.00



2025 BID Proceeds
Received 03/06/2025 $ 104,665.00
 $ 104,665.00

2025 Balance Owed $ 25,016.00
Annual
Report
 2025




 Celebrating 30 Years
 02 | Annual Report 2025




ABOUT US
Mission
On Broadway, Inc. promotes the Broadway
District as Green Bay's cultural core for
entrepreneurs, creatives, residents and
visitors to engage and succeed in a
welcoming environment.




Vision
On Broadway, Inc. is the recognized leader
for creatively building a sustainable,
relevant, and thriving urban community.



District Vision
As creativity and art provide the underlying
pulse of the district, these elements combine
making the Broadway District the place
people of all ages and backgrounds come to
shop, eat, live, work, network and play.




Photography credit
Cover photo: 2025 Festival Foods Fire Over the Fox
Photo taken by Chicken or the Egg Photography

Other photos provided by:
 Shayna Marie Photography
 Audrey Thomas Photography
 Master Sergeant Media

Printing by Kuehn Printing
03 | Annual Report 2025




THE MAIN STREET APPROACH™
04 | Annual Report 2025




STAFF




BRIAN JOHNSON BROOKE HAFS MARY RHODE
 VICE PRESIDENT OF DONOR VICE PRESIDENT OF MARKETING
 PRESIDENT & CEO & COMMUNICATIONS
 ENGAGEMENT




QUINCY FASSBENDER FATMA LETIFI MOLLY GRAY IVANOVSKA
 DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER DIVERSITY & BUSINESS SUPPORT FARMERS’ MARKET & SPECIAL
 MANAGER EVENTS MANAGER




 ROB KOELLER
 PROPERTY MANAGER
05 | Annual Report 2025




2025
BOARD OF DIRECTORS



Board President Past President Secretary Treasurer
Linda Bova* Barb LaMue Kasha Huntowski* Dru Carney*
COO/EVP/Partner Owner Executive Director Senior Consultant
NEWCMG, LLC. Pebble Rock Partners LLC Neville Public Museum Wipfli
 Foundation




 Garritt Bader* Jackie Krutz Danyelle Pierquet
 Principal Director of Titletown Project Executive
 GB Real Estate Development ISG
 Investments, LLC Green Bay Packers




 Nichole Campbell* Ryan Martin
 Dean of College of Arts, Brad Toll
 Owner & Lead Floral Designer Humanities and Social President/CEO
 Petal Pusher Flower Studio Sciences Discover Green Bay
 University of Wisconsin-
 Green Bay



 Rebecca Finco* Gail McNutt Chad Van Handel
 Economic Development Advisor, Coach, Mentor, Chief Lending Officer
 Specialist Facilitator Unison Credit Union
 City of Green Bay GMM Consulting




 Heather Mueller Ken Wachter
 Ryan Krumrie Retired President/CEO
 Attorney/Partner Chief Marketing & Product PMI Entertainment Group
 Hager, Dewick & Officer
 Zuengler, S.c. Breakthrough




 *Denotes Broadway District business and/or property owner
 06 | Annual Report 2025




 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
 *These are preliminary year-end financials.




Sources of support Uses of support

 65.36% Capital Campaigns
 12.11% In-Kind 84.97% Program Services
 10.54% Sponsorships & Grants
 10.08% Management & Operations
 9.65% Earned Income
 4.95% Fundraising
 1.90% BID
 0.23% Fundraising
 0.21% Other




Income generated through program operations is reinvested into the Broadway
District to support design improvements, space activation, business support programs
and capital projects. These investments make a more sustainable district that fosters
additional public and private investment.
 07 | Annual Report 2025




WISCONSIN MAIN STREET AWARDS
The team at On Broadway took home three awards at the 2025 event held in
Menominee, WI on March 13. On Broadway volunteer, Julie Hill, was also
recognized as our Community Champion.




  Best Business Support Initiative Best Downtown Special Event
 Diverse Business Assistance Grant Christkindlmarket on Broadway




Best Program Marketing Campaign Community Champion
Green Bay Public Market Brand Launch Julie Hill



 On Broadway Inc. remains the winningest
 Wisconsin Main Street program.
08 | Annual Report 2025




2025 FASTEST GROWING
COMPANIES
 In late 2025, On Broadway,
 Inc. was honored to be listed
 in the Top 10 of the area's 25
 Fastest Growing Companies!
 09 | Annual Report 2025




 DESIGN
 50+ murals since 2020

 St.Pawtrick’s Day Event held at the Vital
 Essentials Dog Park

 3 new sculptures created: Deer and
 two fawn benches; all located in Red
 Sculpture Park

 42 tree boxes with native pollinator
 plants maintained

 52 planter bowls maintained with
 seasonal flowers

 70 trees wrapped with lights

 Regular weed management in planters
 and sidewalk cracks

 Coordinated spring and fall clean-ups
 with volunteers

 130 bags of trash collected



Vital Essentials Dog Park ‘Pawtnership’
 The Vital Essentials Dog Park received some extra attention
 in 2025 thanks to a Broadway District business, Earth
 Science!

 Earth Science employee, Mauricio, took on the dog park as a
 passion project and spent many hours using Earth Science’s
 innovative products, like Lawn Food Plus, Gypsum, and Iron
 fertilizers to help the lawn thrive throughout the year! He
 also added wildflower seeds to enhance the park’s border
 and attract pollinators!
 10 | Annual Report 2025




DESIGN
Through a partnership with the City of Green Bay and Downtown Green
Bay, Inc., ISG, a local architecture and engineering firm, was hired to
complete Broadway District streetscape design standards and urban
design enhancements.

Leicht Park
Phase one of the Leicht Park
renovation project broke ground in
late summer 2025.

Phase two will continue in 2026, with
phase three happening upon
completion of fundraising by On
Broadway, Inc.
 Photo credit: ISG




District Streetscape Design Standards
An adopted set of standards for
future streetscape enhancements to
create cohesion and consistency
with amenities such as benches, trash
cans, lighting, pavement treatments,
and corridor markers.

La Baye Loop
Because of the NFL Draft in April
2025, the La Baye Loop project was
slightly expedited.

This pilot project was a collaborative
effort between Downtown Green
Bay, Inc. and On Broadway, Inc. to
create a branded loop connecting
the districts.

The NFL Draft provided the
opportunity for temporary
wayfinding signage and collateral.
 11 | Annual Report 2025




BREWERS + BROADWAY
On August 28, the Milwaukee Brewers in collaboration with On Broadway, Inc.,
unveiled their latest community mural. The mural, illustrated and painted by
Green Bay artist, Andrew Linskens, is located on the back of the Hurckman
Mechanical Industries building at 164 North Broadway in Green Bay.

The mural, depicts the iconic Brewers Barrelman and is the fifth mural installed –
and first in Green Bay – as part of the Milwaukee Brewers #BeyondTheDiamond
community engagement efforts, celebrating fans from communities around the
state, and at the same time, contributing to efforts to beautify spaces.

A formal press conference with representatives from the Brewers organization,
Mayor Genrich and others was held for the mural unveiling.
 12 | Annual Report 2025




WE OUR VOLUNTEERS!
We could not do the work we do without a dedicated group of volunteers.

From district clean-ups, weekly Trashforce, event assistance and Governance
committee to the Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series HYPE Team and so much more,
we are so grateful for the more than 700 volunteers that assisted our organization in
2025.


Total Volunteer Hours for 2025 Volunteer Hours Economic impact
 4,490 Hours $156,207.10
 13 | Annual Report 2025




BROADWAY DISTRICT
VISITOR TRAFFIC

 2025 Visitor Traffic topped
 732,000 individuals
 2.6 million total trips

 Average time spent in the Broadway District: 92 minutes
 Under 30 minutes: 26%

 Top or ig in/destina tions:
 44% come to district from home
 10% from wor k
 10% from shopping

* A l l d a t a p ro v i d e d b y t h e W i s c o n s i n E c o n o m i c D e v e l o p m e n t C o r p .
 14 | Annual Report 2025




BROADWAY DISTRICT
STORIES
Broadway District Stories was a 7-part series highlighted on the downtown
Green Bay website and On Broadway social pages.

The stories highlighted diverse businesses in the Broadway District. Funds
from the Diverse Business Assistance Grant program supported this
promotional effort.

Special thanks to Julie Gile Photography and her team for helping us bring
these stories to life.
15 | Annual Report 2025




ECONOMIC VITALITY
 Cut the ribbon for 9 new businesses


 Celebrated 14 Business Openings


 Said Goodbye to 4 small businesses




 The Fort at the Rail Yard started leasing 233 new residential units
 Former Badger Sheet Metal site was razed to make room for 238
 residential units and fire station
 Over $100,000 in microgrants awarded to retail operators and minority-
 owned businesses
 One of six programs in the country selected for the “Unlocking Capital”
 grant program to mobilize impact investing into community-centered
 projects.
 16 | Annual Report 2025




 GREEN BAY PUBLIC MARKET
 Finalized construction plan set.

 Continued work on finalizing capital stack including new market tax
 credits, impact investing, and grant support.




 April 9, 2025 May 9, 2025
 Tour of Reading Terminal Market Provided a building tour to
 while in Philadelphia for the Representative Ben Franklin.
 National Main Street Conference.




June 10, 2025 June 13, 2025
Building tour with Governor Tony Evers and Tourism Provided a tour during the
Secretary Anne Sayers as part of their statewide tour International Public Market
promoting tourism economic impact numbers. Conference hosted in Milwaukee.




 July 28, 2025
 Provided a building tour to former
 WEDC Secretary Missy Hughes and
 other WEDC staff members.
  17 | Annual Report 2025




PROMOTION
Special Events Retail Promotions
Coordinated programming to Activity and promotions coordinated
attract visitors and vibrancy to the to attract shoppers into our retail
Broadway District. businesses.
  732,000 annual visitors Small Business Saturday​
  50+ events include: 12 Days of Christmas​
 Winterfest on Broadway Winter Wine & Beer Walks​
 Farmers’ Market on Broadway Run For the Roses Wine Walk
 Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series Snowman Scavenger Hunt
 igNight Market Sweet Stroll on Broadway
 Fire Over the Fox Touchdown Downtown
 Fall Fest on Broadway
 Christkindlmarket on Broadway Special 2025 Programming
 Draft City Music Fest
 8th Round Downtown
18 | Annual Report 2025




PROMOTION
 Social Media

 35.3 K 3.6 M 73,373
 Interactions Total Views Total Followers

 Facebook Pages Instagram Pages
 On Broadway, Inc On Broadway, Inc
 Farmers’ Market on Broadway Green Bay Public Market
 igNight Market
 Christkindlmarket on Broadway
 Green Bay Public Market


 LinkedIn - On Broadway, Inc

 108,375 553
 Post Impressions New Followers



 Media Stories Email Marketing

 308 1,538,322 45%
 This is a 138% increase
 over 2024. Sends Avg. Open Rate
 *Analytics include weekly What’s Up Downtown email and
 On Broadway event emails.




  Google Reviews
  “Amazing and fun experience! We enjoyed talking with all the shop owners,
  the beautiful decorations, the delicious s'mores, and getting many gifts!! A
  great addition to our holiday traditions!” - For Christkindlmarket on
  Broadway

  “I'm obsessed with the Green Bay Farmers Market! As a regular visitor from
  previous years with the scouts and family or friends, I can attest to its
  exceptional quality and vibrant atmosphere. With over 100 vendors,
  there's something for everyone.” - For Farmers’ Market on Broadway
 19 | Annual Report 2025




DRAFT 2025 GREEN BAY
Downtown Events Recap
On Broadway was part of a larger planning committee spearheaded by Mayor Eric
Genrich, who’s purpose was to capitalize on the NFL Draft event and activate
downtown to draw visitors and locals. Two specific efforts included:
Draft City Music Fest, a partnership between the City of Green Bay and On
Broadway, Inc., took place April 23 and 26 in Leicht Park.
Touchdown Downtown consisted of four days of activities in downtown Green Bay
and was a collaborative effort between On Broadway, Downtown Green Bay, the
City of Green Bay and Green Bay Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department.
The activities were:
 Field Fest at Historic Old City Stadium - April 23
 Draft City Music Fest - April 23
 Living Packers Heritage Trail - April 24
 Booyah Battle & Uncle Mike’s Kringle Combine - April 25
 Draft Day 5k - April 26
 Downtown Farmer’s Market Draft Edition - April 26
 8th Round Downtown - April 26
 20 | Annual Report 2025




FOSTERING A DIVERSE
COMMUNITY
Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series
A 10-week music series supported in part by the
national Mortimer & Mimi Levitt Foundation. The
series provides $100,000+ in FREE music -
bringing people together, fostering belonging,
and invigorating community life. Additional
placemaking and interactive programming is
also coordinated and available to all who
attend.

 2,900 Attendees
 *Attendance number is for Sunday concerts only.


 $17,327 Direct spend
 $29,367 Total economic impact spend




 igNight Market
 This nighttime market takes place in both
 June and August. It provides opportunities
 for artisans and makers to sell their wares,
 offers free specialty art activities and live,
 original music acts all with a nighttime vibe
 and ambience. A highlight of the August
 event is the hot air balloon glow.

 7,900 Attendees
 *Total attendance from June and August events.


 $61,703 Direct spend
 $104,584 Total economic impact spend

 *All attendance numbers are provided by Placer.AI.

 *All direct spend and total economic impact spend data points are provided by Discover Green Bay
 and are based on estimates. They use the average rate for hotels during the event and assumed
 that the average percentage of overnight visitors was about 5% - the average they see all year. The
 tool they use for calculations is the Destinations International Economic Impact Calculator - in
 partnership with Tourism Economics.
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 FIRE OVER THE FOX




 Festival Foods Fire Over the Fox brings thousands
 to downtown and for most, it has become an
 annual tradition. It brings together all cultures and
 demographics and affords them the opportunity
 to explore our downtown while enjoying a festive
 pedestrian-friendly atmosphere.

 Largest fireworks show in Northeast Wisconsin!
 Five stages of live music
 Kids Zone with inflatable water slide and dunk tank
 Waterboard Warriors Water Ski performance
 Family-friendly programming


 39,000 Attendees

 $217,735 Direct spend
 $368,829 Total economic impact spend



*All attendance numbers are provided by Placer.AI.

*All direct spend and total economic impact spend data points are provided by Discover Green Bay
and are based on estimates. They use the average rate for hotels during the event and assumed
that the average percentage of overnight visitors was about 5% - the average they see all year. The
tool they use for calculations is the Destinations International Economic Impact Calculator - in
partnership with Tourism Economics.
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CHRISTKINDLMARKET
ON BROADWAY
This vibrant holiday season event plays a key role in
driving shoppers to the Broadway District during the
critical holiday shopping period. The market attracts
visitors and encourages residents to explore and shop
locally.

 14 market days
 11 wooden chalets and 11 white pagoda tents that house regional vendors
 selling homemade gift items
 Rotating programming, musical performances, interactive workshops
 Added Thursdays and extended hours on Saturdays
 Additional event spaces include:
 1st floor of the Hurckman Mechanical Industries (HMI) building
 Rooftop of HMI building (location of the cozy igloos)
 Mistletoe Lodge (heated large tent behind Beerntsen’s Candies) that
 included a small stage for entertainment, seating, and a beverage bar.


 30,000 Attendees
 $195,127 Direct spend
 $329,131 Total economic
 impact spend




*All attendance numbers are provided by Placer.AI.

*All direct spend and total economic impact spend data points are provided by Discover Green Bay and are based on estimates. They use the average rate for hotels
during the event and assumed that the average percentage of overnight visitors was about 5% - the average they see all year. The tool they use for calculations is the
Destinations International Economic Impact Calculator - in partnership with Tourism Economics.
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FARMERS’ MARKET
ON BROADWAY
For more than two decades, this event has brought
increased foot traffic to the Broadway District,
supporting hundreds of small businesses. The market
also serves as the primary source of funding for On
Broadway, Inc., allowing the organization to continue
 Presented by
its mission of supporting and serving district businesses.


 250,000 Estimated Attendees $1,389,516 Direct spend
 $2,354,105 Total economic
 impact spend

 180+ unique annual vendors
 41 nonprofit vendor booths
 Ranked in top 10% in WI for WIC and Senior FMNP produce sales
 ($23,802)
 The funds for the 2025 Fresh Food Drive program, with financial assistance
 from the Schreiber Foundation, has been fully disbursed to six community
 partners, totaling $5,000.
 39 local musicians on two stages
 40 Mini Boss on Broadway vendors (kids 15 and under) for 8-week program.




 *All direct spend and total economic impact spend data points are provided by Discover Green Bay and are based on estimates. They use the
 average rate for hotels during the event and assumed that the average percentage of overnight visitors was about 5% - the average they see
 all year. The tool they use for calculations is the Destinations International Economic Impact Calculator - in partnership with Tourism Economics.
 Celebrating 30 Years




  340 N Broadway, Ste 165, Green Bay
920.437.2531 | DowntownGreenBay.com
 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Rebecca Finco, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.4
To approve the Military Avenue Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for 2025.
(March 23, 2026)

BACKGROUND
The Plan Commission is required to annually review the year-end financial report of each Business
Improvement District (BID), as stated in the City's BID handbook.

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the Military Avenue Business Improvement District's year-end financial report
for 2025 as presented.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Military Ave BID 2025 Year-End Budget Report
2. 2025 Military Avenue Annual Review




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Military Avenue BID Operating Plan Budget vs Actual
 Year 12 – 2025 (unaudited figures)
Revenues Projected 2025 2025 Actual

Planned BID Assessment Funds $109,714 $104,213

Donations/Partnerships $0 $0

Grants /Restricted Income $20,000 $20,000

Event Funds/Sponsorships/EBT $20,000 $57,016

Interest Income $1,500 $11,773

Carry Over from 2024 audit/review $137,916 $137,916


Total Revenue $287,084 $330,918

Expenses

 Staffing (1 FTE plus 2 PT or 1 FTE) $107,585 $102,291

 Operating Expenses $19,160 $29,959

rent, insurance, audit, accounting, supplies, etc.

 Technology $2,400 $1,584

 Programs

 Design/Physical improvements $54,860 $10,876
 Street pole banners throughout district, Planter boxes winter and summer,
 throughout district weed control at medians and monument, monument sign Wi-Fi
 and operations at Lombardi and Military intersection, public amenities and branding
 across the district.

 Economic/Business Development $1,000 $16,900
 Business recruitment and support for current businesses.

 Events $15,100 $43,075

 Summer and Winter Market on Military, Small Business Saturday, Joint Advertising,
 EBT costs.

 Organization/ Marketing $8,800 $14,819
 Social media, marketing, advertising, website hosting, web security.

Total Expenses $208,905 $219,504

BALANCE $78,179 $111,414
 MILITARY AVENUE
2025 ANNUAL REVIEW
 2025 OVERVIEW
Military Avenue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-proﬁt company operating also as a Business
Improvement District (BID) in almost two miles of diverse businesses, on the west side of
Green Bay. From roughly Dousman Street to Lombardi Avenue, our historic shopping
district of the 1960s and 1970s showcases a healthy mix of charming and unique small
businesses to popular national treasures. We are known for the best all-day breakfasts
and off-price retail and home to many successful, long-term home-grown businesses.

Since 2014, we have worked to improve and beautify the Military Avenue Business District!

From our public events to draw people to our district, personalized programs to help
partner members, and street beautiﬁcation efforts, we focus on all things to improve and
sustain Military Avenue.

2025 was a successful year ﬁlled with growth, new businesses, and the launch of events
that are already becoming beloved community traditions. These milestones continue to
shape Military Avenue into a vibrant destination, a place where people don’t just pass
through.

This growing interest also supports rising property values, strengthening the area’s long-
term stability and appeal. Building on our success also comes with the task of ﬁnding ways
to sustain our efforts.




 EVENTS
 NFL 2025 Draft
 Military Avenue, Inc. hosted a Draft event
 to Get the Party Started!

 About 200,000 football fans came to our
 area 600,000 over the three-day event,
 many walking through our event to access
 the large NFL Draft campus.

 Although WI April weather was not ideal,
 our event was fun and we brightened up
the district with new banners and colorful signs. Thanks to a City grant, food truck lane, T-
shirt and beer sales, we recovered our expenses to throw a party at the intersection of
Lombardi and Military Avenues.

While the “regular” customers stayed away from the area due to extra hype about traffic, it
turned out to be easy to access our area and special deals put on by our businesses and
advertised by our big social media push.




Summer Market on Military
The resurgence of a summer farmers market in 2016 brings neighbors and customers to
Military Avenue from several surrounding zip codes. We take pride in our traditional
farmers’ market style to feature local growers, makers and bakers and bring the freshest
food and products to our neighborhood.




Seeing an average of 478 customers each week, the AI Placer data shows that 66% of the
customers also shop at the Green Bay Plaza (area) before or after their market trip.
Additional shopping and grocery store visits rank highest in other stops to the customers’
market trip. This met a goal we had as we planned to bring traffic to our district by hosting
events!




Cultural diversity at Summer Market on Military exceeds State averages and reﬂects our
three-zip code base of regular buying customers.

With a special grant intended to increase consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables, we
match SNAP food support up to $10. Our SNAP customers represent 11% of our customer
base. Spending of $3,181 in SNAP helped vendor sales at the summer market.

Every year we look for a space that can accommodate the traditional farmers’ market
layout. Moving the market has meant a loss of customers. Thanks to the Martin family, we
are now located in the former Shopko parking lot since 2024.

This year we celebrate 10 years of a successful Market on Military and continue efforts to
secure a permanent location.




920 Week




This is a new event started by Discover Green Bay as a 920 area code focused celebration
designed to highlight local businesses through special deals, promotions, and events.
Military Avenue contributed by creating exclusive Deal Books ﬁlled with coupons from
district businesses. We had a total of 29 Deal Books, each containing 9 Market Bucks and
8 BID business deals, and a 38% pickup rate after a Facebook contest to select the
winners. All of our promotions help boost visibility for participating businesses and
encourage community engagement. Overall participation was steady, with eight
businesses offering a diverse set of deals, and a total of 97 Market on Military Bucks
redeemed—directly supporting local commerce and encouraging residents to shop within
the district.

Our social media campaign included four posts, and a nine-day paid promotion. With a
modest spend of $53.62 that generated 7,399 impressions, 145 interactions, and 33 new
followers. Engagement included 15 comments and 12 shares, reﬂecting growing digital
visibility and audience interest. Our participating BID businesses beneﬁted from tags on
the social media efforts.




 Merry on Military is a new event!
 Merry on Military, held on Dec. 4th was a resounding
 success, even in challenging winter 2–5°F
 conditions. Despite frigid temperatures the event
 drew an impressive turnout of approximately 100
 participants. The reindeer loved the weather!

 Community members shared overwhelmingly
 positive feedback, highlighting how meaningful it was
 to come together and celebrate the holiday season.

 The event received $3,250 in sponsorships from BID
 businesses, which played a key role in supporting
 programming, reindeer, and activities.

 With the enthusiastic community response, our hope
is to continue building Merry on Military into a cherished annual tradition! Thanks to BID
business Bay Area Diamond for partnering with us and being the main sponsor for this
festive event.



WINTER MARKET ON MILITARY
For the past three years the Winter Market on Military has been the only winter farmers
market in Green Bay. That feeds to our proven popularity and success.




Since the beginning of the winter market, we have activated vacant space in the district.
In turn, it usually gets rented and we must ﬁnd another!

We have worked ourselves out of spaces ranging from a thousand square feet to 30,000
square feet in the former Office Depot. Our market has adapted from 80 vendors in 2024-
2025 to only 30 vendors starting in November at the smaller, second ﬂoor of BMO’s
building. We maintain a waitlist for vendors not able to participate as a full season vendor
in our current location.




The Winter Market on Military sees attendance of 650-800 customers on the ﬁrst and third
Saturdays from November to April.

What can you get at a winter market? We have meat, cheese, bakery, honey, prepared and
processed foods, eggs, long lasting fall produce, and cold weather greens. “Value added”
products made from in-season products that are processed and preserved, are great
sellers to keep our small business vendors going thru the winter. An apple can become so
many other products like apple cider, apple chips, apple butter or sauce.

$5,872 was spent in SNAP food support during the winter market, increasing sales for
the small business vendors.



 BUSINESSES ASSISTANCE AND BRANDING
Since 2014, when the Military Avenue Business Improvement District was formed, property
values have continued to climb with an increase of 25.5% over the last 11 years. The bulk
of that growth has been since 2022.

There is room for new development with near ready or shovel ready spaces at the formers
GB Nursery, Shopko and Sears locations.

To aid business retention, we focused on increasing our social media presence and that of
our BID businesses. A new part-time staff person worked on branding our area with
consistent posting for our district.

Here are some graphs to show our 2025 Year in Review Social Media Analytics



Light Blue = 2025

Dark Blue =2024




With our data-driven social media success in 2025, Savana will be offering similar
strategies for BID businesses. Development of consistent branding and timely postings is
necessary in today’s marketing mix. Watch for this opportunity or ask Savana how she can
help you. Connect@militaryave.org



 VOLUNTEERS
In 2025, our amazing volunteers dedicated 598.5 hours of service at the
market and 90 hours of service at the Board meetings. Although their
time is valued at $23,409, the impact they make is truly beyond measure.
Several volunteers have been with us for over nine years, offering not
just their time but their heart, experience, and unwavering support.

We are grateful to every volunteer. They are the backbone of our work,
and the reason we have continued to grow.




 BUILDING THE FUTURE
What does the future of the Military Avenue Business Improvement District
look like?

Military Avenue Inc. and Military Avenue BID Boards have continued to address our need for
sustainability by fundraising for a space we now refer to as Harvest Hall.

We researched several spots within the district and settled on the best space being in
Murphy Park and partnering with the City of Green Bay. For sustainability and the ability
to grow our services, the shared, multi-use space in a park setting would house our offices,
a large event room, a commercial kitchen, and a patio space overlooking the large park.




We formed a Capital Campaign Committee and continue to fundraise the building under
Military Avenue, Inc. non-proﬁt arm. Building and infrastructure costs are estimated to be
$4.9 million. Once 75%-80% is secured, a public effort will be launched to meet the ﬁnal
needs.

Can you help build this neighborhood and west side Green Bay asset?

Please consider support of funds, in-kind supplies, foundation connections, or labor.
Contact Leah at Director@militaryave.org for more information.




 2025 BUDGET
Military Avenue, Inc. implements the work of the Military Avenue Business Improvement
District. (BID) We are required to submit an Operating Plan to the City of Green Bay’s Plan
Commission and Common Council each year. The City Attorney reviews and approves the
plan based on State BID guidelines.

2025 Operating Plan
 Revenues Approved 2025

 Planned BID Assessment Funds $109,714
 Grants /Restricted Income $20,000
 Event Funds/Sponsorships/EBT $20,000
 Interest Income $1,500
 Carry Over from 2022 audit/review $138,064
 Total Revenue $287,084



 Expenses

 Staffing (1 FTE plus 2 PT or 1 FTE) $107,585
 Operating Expenses $19,160
 rent, insurance, audit, accounting, supplies, etc.
 Technology $2,400
 Programs
 Design/Physical improvements $54,860
 Street pole banners throughout district, Planter boxes winter and summer,
 throughout district weed control at medians and monument, monument
 sign Wi-Fi and operations at Lombardi and Military intersection, public
 amenities and branding across the district.
 Economic/Business Development $1,000
 Business recruitment and support for current businesses.
 Events $15,100
 Summer and Winter Market on Military, Small Business Saturday, Joint
 Advertising, EBT costs.
 Organization/ Marketing $8,800
 Social media, marketing, advertising, website hosting, web security.
Total Expenses $208,905

BALANCE $78,179



Each year we are “reviewed” by CLA as required by law. Preliminary year end budget
was overspent for the ﬁrst time as the NFL Draft expenses were not projected high
enough. We maintain a positive balance in the BID. Copies of the review are
available on request once completed.



We look forward to a safe and successful 2026!
 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dena Mooney, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.5
To approve a request to amend the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan for 1696 Janice Avenue
from future Multifamily Residential land use to Low Density Residential land use. (CPA 26-02 Public Hearing
held March 23, 2026).

BACKGROUND
Reason for Request: The proposed comprehensive plan amendment from Multifamily Residential to Low
Density Residential would support a rezoning request from R3 Varied Density Residential to R1 Low Density
Residential on this property.

Subject Parcels Zoning and Land Use:
R3 Varied Density Residential | Vacant

Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses:
North: Conservancy (CON) | Beaver Dam Creek Parkway
South: Varied Density Residential (R3) | Multi-Family Residential
East: Low Density Residential (R1) | Vacant
West: Varied Density Residential (R3) | Multi-Family Residential, Vacant

Comprehensive Plan: The 2050 Go Big Green Bay Comprehensive Plan recommends multifamily
residential land uses for this parcel. The purpose of this application is to amend the comprehensive plan to
low density residential land uses.

Report: This request involves 1696 Janice Avenue, which is a 1.89-acre parcel located near the intersection
of 9th and Janice Avenue on the City’s west side. The parcel is vacant and is zoned R3 Varied Density
Residential. Beaver Dam Creek Parkway and the adjacent vacant parcel to the east are both owned by the
City of Green Bay. These properties contain a floodway and a floodplain. The floodway and floodplain do
extend onto the subject parcel. With the addition of the floodway, floodway buffer, and the resulting
reduction in the amount of buildable area, the property owner is requesting to use the parcel for single-family
homes. In the R3 zoning district, a single-family home is permitted with a conditional use permit (CUP).
While the applicant could apply for CUPs to build the homes, it was advised by staff that a rezoning of the
parcel to R1 Single Family Residential would be the best course of action because of the project’s scale. As
with all rezoning applications, the future land use map was consulted. The Go Big Green Bay 2050
Comprehensive Plan identifies the parcel as Multifamily Residential. Multifamily Residential is defined as
follows:

Multifamily Residential areas consist of residential structures containing multiple dwelling units, typically stacked
vertically with a shared entrance, and located near good traffic access. This land use includes apartment buildings with
four or more units and can be configured for senior living. New Multifamily Residential development should include
amenities such as ground floor commercial areas, common open space, and private recreational facilities.



 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
The proposed use of single-family homes does not fit within the Multifamily Residential land use designation.
The appropriate future land use designation would be Low Density Residential. Low Density Residential is
defined as follows:

Low Density Residential areas consist of single-family buildings occupying individual lots as well as some single-family
attached homes, including duplexes, townhomes, and accessory dwelling units. Low Density Residential may also
include small-scale multifamily when designed to meet the built form and density compatible with the surrounding
neighborhood. This land use classification is intended to highlight areas that exhibit a lower-density residential scale
and larger landscaping frontages. Low Density Residential areas are the most common land use type in Green Bay,
extending across the entire City.

The future land use designation of Low Density Residential does not limit development of the property to
only single-family homes. The designation would allow opportunities for duplexes, townhomes, and even
small-scale multifamily developments. Furthermore, the proposed use of single-family residential in what is a
predominately multifamily neighborhood encourages housing diversity as promoted in the 2050 Go Big Green
Bay Comprehensive Plan. Because of this, staff is supportive of the comprehensive plan amendment to Low
Density Residential.

For the applicant to achieve their goals in conformance with the city zoning code, a comprehensive plan
amendment from Multifamily Residential to Low Density Residential must occur first, followed by a zoning
action to rezone the parcels from R3 Varied Density Residential to R1 Low-Density Residential (ZP 26-04 on
this agenda). The decision made on this item should be the same decision made on the zone change request.

Ald. Eck and neighbors within 200 feet have been noticed of the meeting based on Plan Commission policy.
No comments have been received as of the drafting of this report.

RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the request.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. CPA 26-02 Application_redacted
2. CPA 26-02 Map
3. CPA 26-02 Narrative
4. CPA 26-02 Layout reduced
5. CPA 26-02 FLU Exhibit




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 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dena Mooney, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.6
To approve a request to rezone property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied Density Residential (R3)
to Low-Density Residential (R1). (ZP 26-04 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).

BACKGROUND
Reason for Request: The proposed rezoning from R3 Varied Density Residential to R1 Low Density
Residential would allow single family homes as a permitted use along with all other uses in the R1 Low
Density District on this property.

Subject Parcels Zoning and Land Use:
R3 Varied Density Residential | Vacant

Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses:
North: Conservancy (CON) | Beaver Dam Creek Parkway
South: Varied Density Residential (R3) | Multi-Family Residential
East: Low Density Residential (R1) | Vacant
West: Varied Density Residential (R3) | Multi-Family Residential, Vacant

Comprehensive Plan: The 2050 Go Big Green Bay Comprehensive Plan recommends multifamily
residential land uses for this parcel. A Comprehensive Plan Amendment is proposed on this agenda (CPA 26-
02) to change the future land use designation to low density residential land uses. This rezoning is consistent
with that recommendation.

Report: This request involves 1696 Janice Avenue, which is a 1.89-acre parcel located near the intersection
of 9th and Janice Avenue on the City’s west side. The parcel is vacant, zoned R3 Varied Residential, and has a
future land use designation of multifamily residential. Beaver Dam Creek Parkway and the adjacent vacant
parcel to the east are both owned by the City of Green Bay. These properties contain a floodway and a
floodplain. The floodway and floodplain do extend onto the subject parcel. With the addition of the floodway,
floodway buffer, and the resulting reduction in the amount of buildable area, the property owner is
requesting to use the parcel for single-family homes. In the R3 zoning district, a single-family home is
permitted with a conditional use permit (CUP). While the applicant could apply for CUPs to build the
homes, it was advised by staff that a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning of the parcel to R1 Single
Family Residential would be the best course of action because of the project’s scale.

Because this is a rezoning, all uses within the R1 district must be considered. Other allowed uses and the
regulations in the R1 district are appropriate for this parcel, especially considering the recent housing
affordability zoning code changes permits more density in the R1 district than previously allowed.
Furthermore, the proposed use of single-family residential in what is a predominately multifamily
neighborhood encourages housing diversity as promoted in the 2050 Go Big Green Bay Comprehensive Plan.
Because of this, staff is supportive of the rezoning to R1.



 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
Ald. Eck and neighbors within 200 feet have been noticed of the meeting based on Plan Commission policy.
No comments have been received as of the drafting of this report.

RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the request.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. ZP 26-04 Application_redacted
2. ZP 26-04 Map
3. ZP 26-04 Narrative
4. ZP 26-04 Layout reduced
5. Sec._44_552.___Principal_uses_for_the_residential_districts. (3)




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Sec. 44-552. Principal uses for the residential districts.
(a) In general. Table 44-1, Principal Uses in the Residential Districts, lists all permitted and conditional uses
 allowed in the residential districts.
(b) Permitted uses. Uses specified with a "P" are permitted in the district or districts where designated, provided
 that the use complies with all other applicable provisions of this chapter. Persons wishing to establish or
 modify a permitted use, excluding single-family residential uses, shall obtain a zoning certificate for such use
 as specified in Article II of this chapter, Administration.
(c) Conditional uses. Uses specified with a "C" are allowed as a conditional use in the district or districts where
 designated, provided that the use complies with all other applicable provisions of this chapter. Persons
 wishing to establish or expand a conditional use shall obtain a conditional use permit for such use as
 specified in Article II of this chapter, Administration. Condominiums are permitted in all residential districts
 per Wis. Stats. Ch. 703.
(d) Prohibited uses. Any use not listed as either "P" (permitted) or "C" (conditional) in a particular district or any
 use not determined by the Zoning Administrator to be substantially similar to a use listed as permitted or
 conditional shall be prohibited in that district. Such determination shall be made in the manner provided for
 in Article II of this chapter, Administration, governing determination of substantially similar uses.
(e) Specific development standards. Permitted and conditional uses specified with an "x" under the Specific
 development standards column shall be subject to the standards identified in Article XVI of this chapter, Land
 Use Development Standards.
 Table 44-1. Principal Uses in the Residential Districts
 Use District Dev.
 R-1 R-2 R-3 RR Stds.
 Residential Uses
 Dwellings
 Single-family dwelling, detached P P C P x
 Two-family dwelling - duplex (upper/lower) P P P - x
 Two-family dwelling - semi-detached (side-by-side) P P P - x
 Single-family attached dwelling, townhouse C C P — x
 Multiple-family dwelling, three or four units C C P — x
 Multiple-family dwelling, more than four units — — P —
 Accessory dwelling unit (ADU) C C C C x
 Live-work unit C C C P x
 Short-term rentals (STRs) P P P P x
 Congregate Living
 Rooming house, boarding house C C P — x
 Community living arrangement:
 Serving three to eight persons P* P* P* P* x
 Serving nine to 15 persons — — P* — x
 Serving 16 or more persons — — C — x
 Dormitory C C P — x
 Fraternity, sorority house C C P — x
 Convent, monastery, seminary C C P — x
 Nursing home, assisted living C C P — x
 Transitional facility — — C —

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 *A
 conditional
 use permit
 may be
 required for
 community
 living
 arrangement
 uses per the
 development
 standards
 (Section 44-
 1581)
 Educational Uses
 Adult daycare home P P P P x
 Family daycare home (8 or fewer children) P P P P x
 Group daycare center, preschool (9 or more children) — — P — x
 Institutional and Civic Uses
 Cemetery C C C P
 Community center, neighborhood center C C C — x
 Cultural institution C C C — x
 Existing Library * C P P — x
 Religious institution, place of worship C P P C x
 Public park, playground, recreation center P P P P
 Existing School, elementary or secondary* C C C — x
 Community gardens P P P P x
 *"Existing" means those elementary and secondary schools and libraries existing and in operation prior to
 the effective date of the Zoning Code: August 19, 2006
 Commercial and Production Uses
 Bed and breakfast C C P C x
 Personal service (< 5,000 sq. ft. in floor area) C C C — x
 General retail sales (< 5,000 sq. ft. in floor area)  C C C — x
 Outdoor commercial recreation — — — C x
 Agriculture — — — P
 Campground — — — P x
 Public Service and Utility Uses
 Public safety/service facility P P P P x
 Telecommunication tower, wireless communication — C C C x
 facility
 Utility buildings and substations C C C C x


 Note: P = Permitted Use; C = Conditional Use.
(Code 1984, § 13.602; Ord. No. 23-06; Ord. No. 34-09; Ord. No. 1-10; Ord. No. 10-15; Ord. No. 20-16; Ord. No. 10-
18, § 4, 6-19-2018; Ord. No. 29-25, § 1, 12-2-2025)




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 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Jon LeRoy, Zoning Administrator

AGENDA ITEM # S.7
To approve a request for a Planned Unit Development for a Library, Other Semi-Public Uses and surface
parking for property located at 515 S Pine Street and 201 N Monroe Avenue. (ZP 26-03 Public Hearing held
March 23, 2026).

BACKGROUND
Reason for Request: Brown County is seeking to redevelop sites at 515 Pine and 201 N Monroe. The
County is seeking to remodel the Central Library and add an addition to the building by creating the
Grounded Café in conjunction with moving the Brown County Aging and Disability Resource Center
(ADRC) and Job Center to the existing Library site. Additionally, the county seeks to create a new,
reconstructed surface parking lot across the street from the Central Library to create 54 parking stalls and
raze the existing abandoned bank building on the southern portion of the property. The proposed PUD is
utilized to allow the promotion of integrated land uses, allowing for a mixture of potential residential,
commercial, and public facilities along corridors and in transitional areas and the provision of more adequate,
usable, and suitably located open space, recreational amenities, and other public facilities than would
otherwise be provided under conventional land development techniques.

Subject Parcel Zoning and Land Use:
The properties are the existing Brown County Library (515 Pine Street) and a former bank building (201 N
Monroe). The library is zoned PI Public Institutional and 201 N Monroe is zoned Downtown (D1).

Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses:
North: Downtown (D2) | Office building
South: Downtown (D1) | Motel
West: Downtown (D1) | Child care facility, surface parking, structured parking, multi-use multi-story
building
East: Downtown (D1) | Retail, restaurant, and surface parking

Comprehensive Plan: The 2050 Go Big Green Bay Comprehensive Plan currently denotes the parcel as
Downtown for future uses. The existing library use, proposed additions to the library, and downtown zoning
classification fit within the Comprehensive Plan.

Report: Brown County owns two parcels in Downtown Green Bay at 515 Pine Street and 201 N Monroe.
515 Pine Street is the Brown County Central Library and 201 N Monroe is a former bank site which
currently does not have a use, but the physical building and surface parking remains on site.

Brown County is seeking to expand the uses and footprint of the Central Library by adding and remodeling
space for the library use and adding semi-public users such as the ADRC and Job Center to the building. The
County seeks to expand the footprint of the building to the corner of N Monroe and Pine by moving the
Grounded Café to this site in conjunction with the ADRC relocation.



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Other site improvements request the addition of extra parking stalls and a drive entrance along the northern
edge of the parcel to N Madison Street.

Brown County is seeking to create a brand-new reconstructed surface parking lot in the northern 190 feet of
201 N Monroe, raze the existing abandoned building, and seed for grass for the remaining southern portion
of the site. This transition will allow for Brown County to meet parking expectations for the additional users
at the Central Library site and encourage redevelopment of the site in the future. In its application, Brown
County presented two options for reconstruction of the site. One option included surface parking for the
whole of the parcel. A second option called for 58 stalls to be created on the north side of the property, the
building to be razed, and grass/landscaping to occur for the remainder of the parcel. Staff feels the option
with reduced parking is the better of two options to consider achieving the short-term goals of creating
additional parking for the additional facilities and uses in the Central Library building, while seeking to create
measured investment for surface parking facilities at the site and encourage medium-term planning for higher
intensity, mixed-use development which could include structured, shared parking, which could meet the goals
of the County for the library, ADRC, and Job Center uses.

The base zoning for 201 N Monroe remains Downtown (D1). The PUD would not need to be amended if a
future land use which meets D1 use and design characteristics were to be pursued in the future. Staff feels it
is in the best interest of the city and county to market the site to find higher-intensity, mixed-use
developments for the parcel. The county feels they must have a total of 100 parking stalls for county needs at
the site.

Land use development techniques which exceed code:

515 Pine Street

 • Creation of a parking aisle which does not have a landscaped island after 15 consecutive stalls. The
 county seeks to create a row of parking which is proposed to have 31 consecutive stalls. The county
 seeks to create accessible parking stalls near the midpoint of the row of parking, near the northern
 entrance of the building.
 • Allowance for a five (5) foot parking throat to the parking lot off Monroe. This meets existing
 conditions, but will not need to meet the 18 standard in the existing code.


201 N Monroe

 • Allowance for a 10-foot parking throat to the parking lot off Monroe and a five (5) foot parking
 throat off the alley to parking.
 • Allowance for a surface parking lot as a principal use for the north 190 feet of the parcel in
 conjunction with use of the Central Library building. The southern 25 feet of said 190 feet is to be
 granted as shared driveway ingress-egress for the southern development of the parcel if the entirety
 of the parcel does not get redeveloped in the future.


Additionally, the concept plans provided by Brown County note for on-street parking along Pine Street to
accommodate angled parking in front of the main entrance to the Central Library. This could create upwards
of 20 parking stalls, eight (8) angled parking stalls, and eight (8) parallel parking stalls on the south side of Pine
Street. This Planned Unit Development does not address specific street configurations, but does acknowledge
the request made by Brown County to facilitate more parking on Pine Street and create design standards
such as bump outs and curb extensions along Pine Street.

Ald. Proffitt and neighbors within 400 feet have been notified of the meeting based on Plan Commission

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policy. As of the writing of this report, staff has not received any comment from neighbors.

RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the request to create a Planned Unit Development.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. ZP 26-03 Application Cover Sheet Redacted
2. ZP 26-03 Application and Narrative
3. ZP 26-03 Draft PUD Update 032326




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 Community and Economic
 Development Department
 REQUEST FOR CITY ACTION 100 N. Jeffenon Street, Rm 608
 Green Bay, WI 54301-5026
 PLAN COMMISSION (920) 448-3400 - phone
 (920) 448-3426 - fax
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Location of Property: 515 Pine Street & 201 N Monroe Avenue
ParcelNumber(s): 11-188 & 11-2 63
Petitioner(s): Brown County Date: 2/20/202 6
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Submit this Request Form and all required attachments to the Community and Economic Development Department, Room 608, City Hall

To: Honorable Mayor and Common Council, c/o City Clerk
I, Dan Teaters on behalf of Brown County . respectfully request that the City of Green Bay take the following action:

 Rezone Property ($375.00 Review Fee)
 Conditional Use and CUP Amendment, including Single Lot Duplexes ($375.00 Review Fee)
 PUD and PUD Amendments ($425.00 Review Fee)
 Approve Preliminary City/Extraterritorial Subdivision Plat ($150.00 + $35.00 per Lot/Outlot Review Fee)
 Approve Preliminary Condominium Plat ($250.00 + $35.00 per Lot/Outlot/Lot Equivalent Review Fee)
 Approve Preliminary City/Extraterritorial Certified Survey Map ($250.00 Review Fee)
 Approve Final City/Extraterritorial Subdivision Plat ($150.00 Review Fee)
 Approve Final Condominium Plat ($150 .00 Review Fee)
 Grant a City/Extraterritorial Subdivision/CSM Variance ($150.00 Review Fee)
 Development District Map Amendment ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Official Map Amendment ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Plat of Right-of-Way ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Discontinue a Public Utility Easement ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Street Name Change ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Declare City Property "City Surplus" ($200.00 AdministrationFee)
 Vacate a Street/Alley/Pedestrian Way ($300.00 AdministrationFee) PLEASE FILL OUT PAGE 2 OF APPLICATION
 Closure ofStreet/Alley/Pedestrian Way ($300.00 Administration Fee)
 Comprehensive Plan Amendments ($275.00 Review Fee)
 Other ($200.00 Administration Fee ): --�'-f-,_______________________



 Date: _fq�'/'7,-=.../4-=-�--

Checklist of required attachments:
 -Map
 - Legal Description
 - Applicant Narrative Describing Project
 - All Other Pertinent Information

For office use only:
Review Fee: _______ ReceiptNo.: _____ ___ Zoning PetitionNo.: ________
 ZONING ORDINANCE NO. XX-26

 AN ORDINANCE ZONING LAND LOCATED AT 201 N MONROE
 AVENUE AND 515 PINE STREET
 AS A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
 (ZP 26-03)

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Section 44-30, Green Bay Municipal Code, together with the zoning
map referred to therein, is hereby amended by establishing a Planned Unit Development
District on the following described property, as shown on Exhibit A - Location Map:

LOTS FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY (520), FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE (521), FIVE
HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO (522), FIVE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE (541), FIVE
HUNDRED FORTY-TWO (542), AND FIVE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE (543), PLAT OF
NAVARINO, IN THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, EAST SIDE OF FOX RIVER, BROWN
COUNTY WISCONSIN
Parcel 11-188 (201 N Monroe Ave)

LOT 1 OF 4 CSM 513 BEING PART OF LOTS 145 THROUGH 150 AND BEING PART
OF VACATED ALLEY AND ALL OF LOTS 389,390,391,392 EXCEPT 1024 R 523 AND
PART DESCRIBED IN 908 R 113 OF LOTS 148, 149 AND 150 AND VACATED ALLEY
ADJACENT PLAT OF NAVARINO AND LOT H OF H K HAGEMEISTERS SUBDIVISON
OF LOTS 147, 148, AND 149 OF NAVARINO, CITY OF GREEN BAY, EAST SIDE OF
FOX RIVER, BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN
Parcel 11-263 (515 Pine Street)

 SECTION 2. Pursuant to Chapter 44, Article XX, Green Bay Municipal Code, as
they apply, the following conditions are imposed:

 A. Purpose and Intent. The Planned Unit Development (PUD) is being utilized to
 allow promotion of integrated land uses allowing for a mixture of potential
 residential, commercial, and public facilities along corridors and in transitional
 area and the provision of more adequate, usable, and suitably located open
 space, recreational amenities, and other public facilities than would otherwise
 be provided under conventional land development techniques. The overall
 appearance and design of the site and improvements shall comply with the
 attached Exhibits and as regulated within this PUD. The PUD is established to
 facilitate expansion of the existing Brown County Central Library for the
 purposes of including office space and restaurant use and to permit surface
 parking lot use within the northern portion Parcel 11-188 for Brown County
 Library user purposes while advocating for future redevelopment of Parcel 11-
 188 to be consistent with Downtown and Future Land Use Standards
B. Development Site. The area included within this PUD consists of all land
 described above, Parcel 11-263 and 11-188 A PUD amendment shall be
 required for any future changes that do not comply with this PUD.

C. Land Use Regulations. The principal and accessory land uses which may be
 established shall be compliant with uses listed below. A PUD amendment is
 required for any additional uses.

 1. Parcel 11-263:
 a. Principal uses may include public institutional uses for library,
 office, and restaurant purposes for public or other-semi public
 users. Accessory uses include surface parking and a drive
 through drop off for library uses.
 2. Parcel 11-188
 a. Principal uses. Northern 190 feet: Surface parking lot and
 shall include all D1-Downtown uses. Southern 140 feet. All
 existing buildings and improvements on the site shall be razed
 and returned to green space. Future improvements shall include
 D1-Downtown uses.

D. Prohibited Uses. Any land use not listed in Section C is considered a prohibited
 use within this PUD.

E. Dimensional and Area Requirements. Dimensional and area requirements for
 principal structure on the subject property shall generally comply with Exhibit B
 and shall be regulated under the Downtown (D1) zoning district with the
 following exceptions:
 a. A maximum of 31 parking stalls located along the north
 property line of Parcel 11-263 may continue contiguously with a
 handicapped stall located near the northern entryway of the
 library building without a landscaped island.


F. Architectural Design Standards. All building elevations shall substantially
 comply or be similar to those depicted in Exhibit C as well as any standards
 associated with the base zoning as determined in Section M of this ordinance.

H. Access, Circulation, and Parking. Access, circulation, and parking within the
 PUD area shall meet the standards as set forth within the Green Bay Zoning
 Code, Article XVIII of the Green Bay Municipal Code, and the following
 standards:
 1. Surface parking is permitted as a principal use in the northern 190 feet
 of Parcel 11-188. The southernmost 25 feet of said 190 feet shall grant
 ingress-egress shared driveway easement access to any future
 development to the southern 140 feet of Parcel 11-188
 I. Signage. All signs on the subject property shall conform to the standards as
 set forth within Chapter 30 of the Green Bay Municipal Code for Downtown
 (D1) zoning district.

 J. Lighting. All lighting within the PUD area shall meet the standards as set forth
 within the Green Bay Zoning Code, Article V of the Green Bay Municipal
 Code.

 K. Refuse and Mechanical Equipment. Screening of refuse material containers
 and mechanical equipment throughout the PUD area shall meet the
 standards as set forth within the Green Bay Zoning Code, Article XIX of the
 Green Bay Municipal Code. Any loading area shall not directly face a public
 right of way. All loading areas or refuse area shall be screened by use of
 architectural elements, materials, colors of which create a design of screening
 walls, coverings, and/or fences shall be compatible with those used as
 predominant materials, colors, and elements on the building or landscaping.
 Said screened screening with walls and/or fences or landscaping shall be
 designed to be at least six feet in height and 90 percent impervious to sight
 on a year-round basis.

 L. Landscaping and Transitional Yards. Landscaping within the PUD area shall
 meet the standards as set forth within the Green Bay Zoning Code, Article
 XIX of the Green Bay Municipal Code, with the following exception:

 1. Surface parking located along the north edge of Parcel 11-263 may
 replace a required mid-aisle landscape island within the parking aisle
 near or adjacent to the adjacent parcel to be replaced with
 handicapped parking stalls.

 M. Compliance with all the regulations of the Green Bay Municipal Code not
 covered under the PUD. If not covered as part of this PUD, the base zoning
 shall be considered Public Institutional (PI) for Parcel 11-263 and Downtown
 (D1) for Parcel 11-188.

SECTION 3. The provisions of this ordinance, including, without limitation, conditions,
restrictions, and limitations related thereto shall run with and be jointly and severally
binding upon the fee simple owner and the beneficial owner of all or any portion of the
subject property. All obligations, requirements, and rights of the owner shall run with the
land and shall automatically be assigned to be binding upon and inure to the benefit of
its successors and assigns, including, but not limited to, any entity acquiring any
financial interest in the subject property and/or any subsequent owner and/or beneficial
owner of all or any portion of the subject property.

SECTION 4. Each exhibit which is attached to this ordinance is deemed to be and is
expressly made a part of and incorporated into this ordinance to the same extent as if
each such exhibit, and the plans identified therein, had been set forth in its entirety in
the body of this ordinance.

SECTION 5. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.

SECTION 6. In addition to all other remedies available to the City of Green Bay, the City
may decline to issue any building or other permits otherwise required by any ordinance
of this City while any violation of this ordinance remains uncured.

SECTION 7. If any provision in this ordinance is held invalid or unconstitutional by any
court of competent jurisdiction, such a decision shall not affect the validity of any other
provision of this ordinance. It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City of Green
Bay that all provisions of this ordinance are separable.

SECTION 8. This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearing is held thereon as
provided by Chapter 44, Article II, Division 2, Section 44-82 Zoning Amendments,
Green Bay Municipal Code, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance.

Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this ______ day of , 2026.

 APPROVED:



 Eric Genrich, Mayor

ATTEST:



Celestine Jeffreys, City Clerk

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Attachments:
Exhibit A – Location Map
Exhibit B1 and B2 – Off Street Parking Modification Exhibits
Exhibit C- Library Café Addition Concept
 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dena Mooney, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # S.8
To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for a building to exceed maximum height
requirements for property located in a PI Public Institutional zoned district at 511 S Oneida Street. (ZP 26-05
Public Hearing held April 13, 2026).

BACKGROUND
Reason for Request: To construct a sand/salt storage building that would exceed the maximum building
height of 35-feet in the Public Institutional (PI) zoning district.

Subject Parcel Zoning and Land Use: Public Institutional (PI) | West Side Municipal Garage

Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses:
NORTH: Public Institutional (PI), Undetermined | Industrial
SOUTH: Public Institutional (PI), Light Industrial (LI) | West Side Municipal Garage, Manufacturing
EAST: Low-Density Residential (R1), Undetermined | Manufacturing, Single-Family Residential
WEST: Office Residential (OR), Public Institutional (PI) | Public Works Garage, Parking Lot

Comprehensive Plan: The Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan designates this area for
Public/Semi Public.

Report: The subject request is located at 511 S. Oneida Street between W. Mason Street and Western
Avenue. The applicant, City of Green Bay Public Works Department, is requesting to construct a covered
sand and salt storage structure that is 45-feet in height at the West Side Municipal Garage. The property is
zoned Public Institutional (PI) District. In the PI district, the building height shall not exceed the height
permitted in the most restrictive abutting district. The height requirement in all abutting districts is 35 feet,
or it may be increased with a conditional use permit (CUP).

The sand and salt storage structure will be constructed over an existing sand/salt storage bunker measuring
approximately 64-feet by 74-feet and is intended to improve the storage and handling of winter road
maintenance materials. The proposed structure will have a height not to exceed 45 feet, which matches the
height of the existing adjacent salt storage shed. The improvement will allow the City to comply with
Department of Transportation requirements for covered salt storage while improving operational safety and
efficiency for Department of Public Works staff.

Conditional use approval may be recommended by the Plan Commission with reasonable consideration of
the following:

 1. The establishment, maintenance, or operation of the conditional use will not be detrimental to or
 endanger the public health, safety, or general welfare.
 2. The establishment of the conditional use will not impede the normal and orderly development and
 improvement of the surrounding property for uses permitted in the district.


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 3. The conditional use, its exterior architectural design, and functional plan of any proposed structure
 will not be injurious to the use of other property in the immediate vicinity nor substantially diminish
 or impair property values within the surrounding neighborhood.
 4. Adequate utilities, access roads, drainage, and/or necessary facilities have been or are being provided.
 5. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to provide ingress and egress and so designed as to
 minimize traffic congestion.
 6. Adequate parking facilities as specified in Article XVIII of Section 44-83 within the Municipal Code.
 7. The conditional use shall, in all other respects, conform to the applicable regulations of the district in
 which it is located and all other applicable City ordinances.


After reviewing the request, staff has determined that the use does comply with the seven standards for CUP
approval. The existing physical configuration of the site and proposed building height is appropriate for the
operations requested.

Ald. Ridderbush, the Western Corridor Neighborhood Association, and adjacent property owners within
200 ft. of the subject area have been notified of the request. There have been no inquiries or objections made
regarding this request as of the drafting of this report.

RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the request.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. ZP 26-05 Application
2. ZP 26-05 Narrative
3. ZP 26-05 Map
4. ZP 26-05 Site Plan and Rendering




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 Report to the
 Green Bay Plan Commission


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Jon LeRoy, Zoning Administrator

AGENDA ITEM # S.9
To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an accessory dwelling unit on an R1 Low-
Density Residential zoned parcel at 123 Joan Avenue. (ZP 26-06 Public Hearing held April 13, 2026).

BACKGROUND
Reason for Request: To construct an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) attached to the rear of a single family
residential home in an R1 neighborhood

Subject Parcel Zoning and Land Use: Low-Density Residential | Single Family Residence

Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses:
NORTH: Low-Density Residential | Single Family Residence
SOUTH: Low-Density Residential | Single Family Residence
EAST: Low-Density Residential | Single Family Residence
WEST: Low-Density Residential | Single Family Residence

Comprehensive Plan: The Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan designates this area for low
density residential.

Report: The subject request is located at 123 Joan Avenue. The subject property owner is seeking to add
691 square feet to a first floor addition to create an accessory dwelling unit to the residence. This accessory
dwelling unit is proposed to act as its own, independent living area attached to the house. The recent
affordable housing zoning code permits accessory dwelling units to be added in all residential districts. The
addition to the home will act as a mother-in-law suite for the existing owners, but relation to the property is
not a considering factor for approval.

The ADU must meet the following requirements:

 • No more than one ADU per lot. This submission meets requirements.
 • Either the principal or ADU must be primary permanent residence of owner of lot. This submission
 meets requirements.
 • An ADU cannot be used as STR. This submission meets requirements.
 • An ADU must be located behind primary dwelling, contain no more than 1000 square feet, not be
 taller than the principal structure, and maintain architectural style. This submission meets
 requirements.
 • A minimum of one parking space is required. This submission meets requirements.
 • There shall be an unobstructed walkway leading to ADU. This submission meets requirements.
 • There shall be a site plan and building plan meeting zoning code requirements. This submission meets
 requirements.




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Conditional use approval may be recommended by the Plan Commission with reasonable consideration of
the following:

 1. The establishment, maintenance, or operation of the conditional use will not be detrimental to or
 endanger the public health, safety, or general welfare.
 2. The establishment of the conditional use will not impede the normal and orderly development and
 improvement of the surrounding property for uses permitted in the district.
 3. The conditional use, its exterior architectural design, and functional plan of any proposed structure
 will not be injurious to the use of other property in the immediate vicinity nor substantially diminish
 or impair property values within the surrounding neighborhood.
 4. Adequate utilities, access roads, drainage, and/or necessary facilities have been or are being provided.
 5. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to provide ingress and egress and so designed as to
 minimize traffic congestion.
 6. Adequate parking facilities as specified in Article XVIII of Section 44-83 within the Municipal Code.
 7. The conditional use shall, in all other respects, conform to the applicable regulations of the district in
 which it is located and all other applicable City ordinances.


After reviewing the request, staff has determined that the use does comply with the seven standards for CUP
approval. The existing physical configuration of the site and proposed building height is appropriate for the
operations requested.

Ald. Stevens and adjacent property owners within 200 ft. of the subject area have been notified of the
request. There have been no inquiries or objections made regarding this request as of the drafting of this
report.

RECOMMENDATION
Approval of the request.



FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. 26-06 Redacted Application
2. 26-06 Supporting Documents
3. Property Map 26-06




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 Community and Economic
 Development Department
 REQUEST FOR CITY ACTION 100 N. Jefferson Street, Rm 608
 Green Bay, \VI 54301-5026
 PLAN COMMISSION (920) 448-3400 - phone
 (920) 448-3426 - fax
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To: Honorable Mayor and Common Council, c/o City Clerk

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 _,_�rµ___ "-'<--le_----------'· respectfully request that the City of Green Bay take the following action:
 Rezone Property ($375.00 Review Fee)
 Conditional Use and CUP Amendment, including Single Lot Duplexes ($375.00 Review Fee)
 PUD and PUD Amendments ($425.00 Review Fee)
 Approve Preliminary City/ExtraterritorialSubdivision Plat ($150.00 + $35 .00 per Lot/Outlot Review Fee)
 Approve Preliminary Condominitun Plat ($250.00 + $35.00 per Lot/Outlot/Lot Equivalent Review Fee)
 Approve Preliminary City/Extraterritorial Certified Survey Map ($250.00 Review Fee)
 Approve Final City/Extraterritorial Subdivision Plat ($150.00 Revie\v Fee)
 Approve Final Condominium Plat ($150.00 Review Fee)
 Grant a City/Extraterritorial Subdivision/CSM Variance ($150.00 Review Fee)
 Development District Map Amendment ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Official Map Amendment ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Plat of Right-of-Way ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Discontinue a Public Utility Easement ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Street Name Change ($200.00 Administration Fee)
 Declare City Property "City Surplus" ($200.00 AdrninistrationFee)
 Vacate a Street/Alley/Pedestrian Way ($300.00 AdministrationFee) PLEASE FILL OUT PAGE 2 OF APPLICATION
 Closure ofStreet/Alley/Pedest1ian Way ($300.00 Administration Fee)
 Comprehensive Plan Amendments ($275.00 Review Fee)
 Other ($200.00Adminimation Fee): ______________________________



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Checklist of 1·equired attachments:
 -Map
 - Legal Description
 - Applicant Narrative Describing Project
 - All Other Pertinent Information

For office use only:
Review Fee: _______ _ Receipt No .:. _________ Zoning Petition No.:_________
 Report to the
 Parks Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dan Ditscheit, Parks Director

AGENDA ITEM # T.1
To approve the request by staff to designate a premier parking area at Bay Beach Amusement Park,
implementing a premier parking fee of $7 per day.

BACKGROUND
As costs continue to rise, staff is continually looking for creative ways to provide new revenue streams at Bay
Beach Amusement Park, while still keeping the park affordable to the general public. Staff is proposing to
implement a premier parking area adjacent to the main ticket booth entrance to the park. This would be an
optional expense to the public. There are a total of 1,440 parking stalls scattered throughout the park and
staff is recommending that only 69 stalls would apply to the premier parking option. All other parking areas
would remain free to the public. This change would provide a service that we currently do not offer that
would benefit those that want this service. This change would have minimal impact to the general public, as
there still are many parking stalls that will remain free in close proximity to the attractions. We would not
charge a fee for the ADA designated parking stalls in the designated zone.

If approved, we would implement this through Passport Parking. This is the same service the City contracts
with for the meters and other parking lots throughout the City. The City already has an account for this
service. We will be able to define a boundary designating the premier parking stalls. Adequate signage would
be posted so that the public knows where the designated spots are and how to pay. People will be able to
pay through an app on their phone, through a website or through text to pay. This is how all other paid
parking options are already set up throughout the City. We are proposing $7 to park all day. The Parking
Division will inspect this area on a daily basis and would issue tickets to those who do not pay. All revenues
generated through paying for the stalls will stay with Bay Beach Amusement Park and all revenues generated
from tickets will go to the Parking Division.

All revenues that stay within the park go towards paying Bay Beach expenses or towards other capital
improvements throughout the park. Much of the parking lot pavement throughout the park is in poor
condition. This new revenue stream will provide additional funding that can be set aside for these
improvements. Staff prefers this revenue stream versus increasing ticket prices or concession prices as this is
truly an optional fee. Whereas the other fee modifications would apply to everyone.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve.

FISCAL IMPACT
Staff anticipates that this change will generate $30,000-$40,000 in additional revenues in 2026.

ATTACHMENTS


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 greenbaywi.gov
1. Bay Beach Premier Parking Map




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 Report to the
 Parks Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dan Ditscheit, Parks Director

AGENDA ITEM # T.2
To approve naming rights for the new train depot to the primary donor of the new train project at Bay Beach
Amusement Park.

BACKGROUND
The City of Green Bay entered into an agreement with the Friends of Bay Beach Amusement Park to
fundraise for the new west end train project. They secured one donor, who funded nearly the entire
project. The scope of work included the purchase of a used train, renovations to the train, replacement of all
the railroad tracks to accommodate the larger trains, extending the railroad tracks to the new All-Inclusive
playground, construction of new restrooms, relocation of the existing depot by the giant slide and the
installation of a new depot by the new playground. The total cost that the Friends of Bay Beach Amusement
Park funded towards this project, exceeded $1 million.

The major donor has requested naming rights for only the new depot, not the ride itself or the other
elements of the project they funded. Per current City policy, all naming rights should go through the Parks
Committee and City Council for approval. Naming rights are typically approved at the time the fundraising is
approved, but that was an oversight in this situation.

The Friends of Bay Beach Amusement Park along with staff are strongly in favor of this request. We have
recently provided donor naming rights for several other projects, so this would follow other recent
precedents.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve.

FISCAL IMPACT
None

ATTACHMENTS
1. M&D Depot Photos




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Report to the
 Parks Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dan Ditscheit, Parks Director

AGENDA ITEM # T.3
To approve the request by Wisconsin Public Service for a 12' wide permanent utility easement located on the
new Beaver Dam Park property, running along the east side of the newly constructed Hinkle Street.

BACKGROUND
Wisconsin Public Service recently received a request to upgrade or provide a new electric service for the
Southwest Woods residential development. To accommodate this request, they are proposing that the City
of Green Bay grant them a permanent 12' wide utility easement along the eastern edge of the Hinkle Street,
newly constructed road. If approved, this easement will be located on the recently acquired Beaver Dam
Park property.

This easement has been reviewed and approved by Green Bay Public Works and the Law Department.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve.

FISCAL IMPACT
None.

ATTACHMENTS
1. Easement_City of GB_3457435




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 3342677 Easement

THIS INDENTURE is made this ______ day of ______________,
______, by and between The City of Green Bay, a Municipality
("Grantor") and WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE
CORPORATION, a Wisconsin Corporation, along with its
successors and assigns (collectively, "Grantee") for good and valuable
consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby
acknowledged, Grantor, owner of land, hereby grants and warrants to,
Grantee, a permanent easement upon, within, beneath, over and across
a part of Grantor’s land hereinafter referred to as "easement area"
more particularly described as follows:

 Return to:
 Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
 Part of the Parcel described on the attached Exhibit “B” As Real Estate Dept.
 shown on the attached Exhibit “A”. P.O. Box 19001
 Green Bay, WI 54307-9001
 Tax Parcel Identification Number
 (PIN)
 6H-1095


1. Purpose: ELECTRIC UNDERGROUND - The purpose of this easement is to construct, install, operate,
 maintain, repair, replace and extend underground utility facilities, conduit and cables, electric pad-mounted
 transformers, manhole, electric pad-mounted switch-fuse units, electric pad-mounted vacuum fault interrupter,
 concrete slabs, power pedestals, riser equipment, terminals and markers, together with all necessary and
 appurtenant equipment under and above ground as deemed necessary by Grantee, all to transmit electric energy,
 signals, television and telecommunication services, including the customary growth and replacement
 thereof. Trees, bushes, branches and roots may be trimmed or removed so as not to interfere with Grantee's use
 of the easement area.

2. Access: Grantee shall have the right to enter on and across any of the Grantor’s property outside of the
 easement area as may be reasonably necessary to gain access to the easement area and as may be reasonably
 necessary for the construction, installation, operation, maintenance, inspection, removal or replacement of the
 Grantee’s facilities.

3. Buildings or Other Structures: Grantor agrees that no structures will be erected in the easement area or in
 such close proximity to Grantee's facilities as to create a violation of all applicable State of Wisconsin electric
 and gas codes or any amendments thereto.

4. Elevation: Grantor agrees that the elevation of the ground surface existing as of the date of the initial
 installation of Grantee's facilities within the easement area will not be altered by more than 4 inches without
 the written consent of Grantee.
5. Restoration: Grantee agrees to restore or cause to have restored Grantor's land, as nearly as is reasonably
 possible, to the condition existing prior to such entry by Grantee or its agents. This restoration, however, does
 not apply to any trees, bushes, branches or roots which may interfere with Grantee's use of the easement area.

6. Exercise of Rights: It is agreed that the complete exercise of the rights herein conveyed may be gradual and
 not fully exercised until sometime in the future, and that none of the rights herein granted shall be lost by non-
 use.

7. Binding on Future Parties: This grant of easement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the
 heirs, successors and assigns of all parties hereto.

8. Easement Review: Grantor acknowledges receipt of materials which describe Grantor’s rights and options
 in the easement negotiation process and furthermore acknowledges that Grantor has had at least 5 days to
 review this easement document or voluntarily waives the five day review period.

9. Indemnification: Grantee hereby agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Grantor, its elected
 and appointed officials, officers, employees, agents, representatives and volunteers, and each of them, from
 and against any and all suits, actions, legal or administrative proceedings, claims, demands, damages,
 liabilities, interest, attorneys' fees, costs and expenses of whatsoever kind or nature in any manner directly
 or indirectly caused, occasioned, or contributed to in whole or in part or claimed to be caused, occasioned,
 or contributed to in whole or in part, by reason of any act, omission, fault, or negligence, whether active or
 passive, of Grantee, any contractor or subcontractor performing work on behalf of Grantee in the Easement
 Area, or of anyone acting under its direction or control or on its behalf, even if liability is also sought to be
 imposed on Grantor, its elected and appointed officials, officers, employees, agents, representatives and
 volunteers. The obligation to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Grantor, its elected and appointed
 officials, officers, employees, agents, representatives and volunteers, and each of them, shall be applicable
 unless liability results from the sole negligence of the Grantor, its elected and appointed officials, officers,
 employees, agents, representatives and volunteers.

 Grantee shall reimburse the Grantor, its elected and appointed officials, officers, employees, agent or
 authorized representatives or volunteers for any and all legal expenses and costs incurred by each of them in
 connection therewith or in enforcing the indemnity herein provided.

 This indemnity provision shall survive the termination or expiration of this Easement agreement.


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WITNESS the hand and seal of the Grantor the day and year first above written


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This instrument was acknowledged before me this _______ day of ___________________, _______, by the
above-named_________________________________________________________ The City of Green Bay,
a Municipality, to me known to be the Grantor(s) who executed the foregoing instrument on behalf of said
Grantor(s) and acknowledged the same

 Sign Name
 Print Name


 Notary Public, State of
 My Commission expires:




This instrument drafted by: Kate Troudt
 Wisconsin Public Service Corporation

REMS Entity ID WR Number Document ID REMS Formatted Number
1493308 WMIS-3457435 3342677 INT11-493-308
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 Report to the
 Parks Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dan Ditscheit, Parks Director

AGENDA ITEM # T.4
To adopt a resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.

BACKGROUND
Bird City Wisconsin is a statewide group that offers public recognition to all communities in Wisconsin that
implement sound bird conservation practices. These communities that are recognized put forth efforts to
enhance the environment for birds and educate the public about the importance that birds have to the
community. There are currently over 100 municipalities that are members of Wisconsin Bird City. The City
of Green Bay has been a member for a number of years. The Wildlife Sanctuary has taken the lead to satisfy
the educational component of this mission.

There are only a few requirements to retain membership, one of which is for the Municipality to adopt a
resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day. This resolution provides statements indicating that the
City Council supports the importance of migratory birds and recognizes the value that they bring to the
City. This resolution also proclaims that the City officially recognizes Saturday May 9th, 2026 as World
Migratory Bird Day in the City of Green Bay. The City has adopted a similar resolution each year for the last
number of years.

In the past, the Wildlife Sanctuary held an annual event promoting the importance of World Migratory Bird
Day. Our intention is to continue this practice. We have not planned this event for 2026 yet.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve.

FISCAL IMPACT
None.

ATTACHMENTS
1. CoGB - Bird City - WMBD - Resolution 2026




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 RESOLUTION RELATING TO
 WORLD MIGRATORY BIRD DAY
 April 21st, 2026


BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY:
 WHEREAS migratory birds are some of the most beautiful and easily observed wildlife that share
our communities; and
 WHEREAS many citizens recognize and welcome migratory songbirds as symbolic harbingers of
spring; and
 WHEREAS these migrant species also play an important economic role in our community,
controlling insect pests and generating millions in recreational dollars statewide; and
 WHEREAS migratory birds and their habitats are declining throughout Americas, facing a growing
number of threats on their migration routes and in both their summer and winter homes; and
 WHEREAS public awareness and concern are crucial components of migratory bird conservation;
and
 WHEREAS citizens enthusiastic about birds, informed about the threats they face, and empowered
to help address those threats can directly contribute to maintaining healthy bird populations; and
 WHEREAS, since 1993, World Migratory Bird Day (“WMBD”), formerly International Migratory
Bird Day, has become a primary vehicle for focusing public attention on the nearly 350 species that travel
between nesting habitats in communities throughout North America and their wintering grounds in South
and Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and the southern United States; and
 WHEREAS World Migratory Bird Day is officially celebrated on the second Saturday in May in
the US, as migratory birds’ journey to nesting sites.
 WHEREAS observance of WMBD is not limited to a single day, and planners are encouraged to
schedule activities on the dates best suited to the presence of both migrants and celebrants in accordance
with federal, state, and local public health directives; and
 WHEREAS WMBD is not only a day to foster appreciation for wild birds and to celebrate and
support migratory bird conservation, but also a call to action.
 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT REOLVED that Saturday May 9th, 2026, shall be known as World
Migratory Bird Day in the City of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Common Council of the City of Green Bay urges all
residents to celebrate this observance and to support the efforts to protect and conserve migratory birds and
their habitats in our community and the world at large.


 Approved: ______________________________
 _______________________________________
 Eric Genrich, Mayor
 Report to the
 Personnel Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Jennifer Smits

AGENDA ITEM # U.1
To approve reclassification of the vacant Traffic Manager position.

BACKGROUND
As part of the 2026 budget, a vacant Engineering Technician position was reclassified to a Traffic Manager
position. For the purpose of creating a budget estimate for this new position, the Traffic Manager was
budgeted and approved at Pay Grade M of the City Pay Plan. Subsequently, this position was reviewed by the
City’s salary plan consultant, Cottingham & Butler, and based upon that review, it is recommended that the
Traffic Manager position be placed in Pay Grade O of the City Pay Plan.

The newly created Traffic Manager will lead the Traffic Division. The current structure of this division
includes a Traffic Engineer and Engineering Technician which report to the Assistant Public Works Director.
By consolidating the traffic-related duties under the oversight of the Traffic Manager, this position will assume
responsibilities that are currently performed by the Public Works Director and Assistant Public Works
Director.

The new Traffic Manager will report to the Public Works Director and will supervise the Traffic Engineer and
Electrical Section Manager. Responsibilities of this position include preparing the Traffic Division budget,
implementing traffic calming and safety measures, completing traffic-related studies, developing and
overseeing the implementation of traffic controls, and serving as the technical advisor to the Traffic, Bicycle
and Pedestrian Commission. This position will also provide direction to the Public Works Sign Shop staff,
Electricians, and other operational staff as needed.

RECOMMENDATION
The Department of Public Works and Human Resources Department are requesting that the vacant Traffic
Manager position be reclassified from Pay Grade M ($94,557-$111,218) to Pay Grade O ($106,131-
$124,871). The Department of Public Works also requests approval to fill the Traffic Manager position and
all subsequent vacancies resulting from internal transfers.

FISCAL IMPACT
The estimated annual cost increase of this pay grade placement is $14,155. Director Joosten has stated that
there is money in the budget to cover this increase.
 Traffic Manager Traffic Manager
 Estimated Grade M, Step 3 Grade O, Step 3
 Salary $100,110 $112,399
 FICA $7,658 $8,599
 WRS (General) $7,208 $8,093
 Worker's Comp $210 $236
 Health Insurance $17,712 $17,712

 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 Dental Insurance $1,402 $1,402
 Life Insurance $127 $142
 TOTAL
 COMPENSATION $134,428 $148,583

ATTACHMENTS
1. Traffic Manager




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 JOB DESCRIPTION
 City of Green Bay

Position Title: TRAFFIC MANAGER
Department: Department of Public Works/Traffic

Reports To: Director of Public Works

Position Status: Exempt

Salary Range: Grade O
Job Summary: Under the general direction of the Director of Public Works, oversees and directs the
 activities of staff within the Traffic Division. Prepares the division budget; manages
 grants and resources; implements traffic calming and safety measures; collects and
 analyzes data; completes various traffic related studies; develops and oversees the
 implementation of all traffic controls for various projects and serves as technical advisor
 and recording secretary to the Traffic, Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission.
Essential 1) Supervises, oversees and provides direction to Traffic Division staff, including traffic
Functions: engineering/technician staff, Electrical Section supervisor, seasonal engineering aides,
 and other operational staff, as assigned.
 2) Develops and oversees the implementation of all traffic control for maintenance and
 construction projects.
 3) Directs and oversees the design, installation and maintenance of all traffic controls.
 4) Conducts or contracts for various traffic engineering analysis, including street light
 studies, capacity analysis, signal timing, geometric analysis and prepares various
 reports and recommendations.
 5) Responds to complaints related to the Traffic Division functions.
 6) Maintains related traffic ordinances as the secretary of the Traffic, Bicycle and
 Pedestrian Commission.
 7) Responsible for planning of annual traffic programs including pavement marking and
 large traffic signing activities
 8) Advises Operations Division Street Section Sign Shop on proper process, installation
 and maintenance of traffic control activities
 9) Responsible for budget preparation and tracking for the Traffic Division.
 10) Prepares grant applications and manages grants related to traffic signals, traffic control
 or calming.
 11) Administers agreements and invoicing related to intergovernmental traffic related
 services and / or special events.
 12) Reviews traffic control plans, development plans, obstruction plans, and other
 technical reports.
 13) Serves as the liaison between the City and other governmental agencies (WisDOT,
 OCR, federal railroad commission, etc.)
 14) Meets with contractors, applicants, utilities and others related to traffic control
 matters.
 15) Performs other duties as assigned.
 Page 2
 Traffic Manager
 April 7, 2026
Knowledge, ▪ Considerable knowledge of traffic engineering principles and practices, signal design,
Skills And operation, traffic signal electrical systems, pavement marking, railroad crossings and
Abilities official street signing and barricading, including related federal guidelines.
 Considerable knowledge of state and local codes relating to traffic control.
 Considerable knowledge of administrative skills related to planning, scheduling and
 managing traffic related activities. Good knowledge of civil engineering principles,
 practices and methods as applied to the preparation of designs, specifications,
 estimates and reports. Working knowledge of traffic engineering software.
 ▪ Skill in receiving assignments in general terms and to schedule, plan, direct and oversee
 the work of Traffic Division staff and other operational staff when assigned. Skill in
 applying engineering theory to complex field and office problems. Skill in coordinating
 various engineering and operational activities. Good organization skills. Skill in
 planning, budget preparation, and grant management.
 ▪ Ability to manage contracted consultants used to supplement staff resources for design
 and/or construction related services. Ability to proficiently utilize a computer and the
 required software. Ability to follow oral and written instructions and to work
 independently. Ability to analyze and make sound, independent decisions. Ability
 to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Ability to establish and
 maintain effective working relationships with staff, other agencies, contractors, the
 general public and City officials. Ability to work the required hours of the position.
Minimum ▪ Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field.
Education And ▪ Minimum of six years of experience in traffic engineering, planning or management with
Experience two years in a supervisory capacity, preferred.
 ▪ Registration with the Wisconsin State Board of Architects, Professional Engineers,
 Designers and Land Surveyors as a Professional Engineer or ability to obtain within 12-
 months of hire.
 ▪ Valid driver’s license and a good driving record

 A combination of equivalent experience and/or education may be considered.
Physical Ability to perform the following activities:
Requirements ▪ Lifting up to 10-20 pounds.
 ▪ Carrying up to 10-20 pounds.
 ▪ Frequent standing, walking, sitting, crawling and stooping.
 ▪ Ability to reach and climb.
 ▪ Ability to focus on projects for long periods of time.
 ▪ Ability to work in varied environmental conditions.
The above is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements. I have read
the above position description and understand the duties and responsibilities of the position.



Employee Name (please print) Date


Employee Signature
 Report to the
 Public Arts Commission
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Erick Ledesma Borrero, Staff

AGENDA ITEM # V.1
To approve the revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program

BACKGROUND
The Rotating Arts Program has focused solely on sculptural work. The attached draft Request for Proposal
(RFP) expands the program to include additional forms of visual arts. Please see the attached RFP for
additional information.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve the revised and expanded Rotating Arts Program Request for Proposals.

FISCAL IMPACT
The program recommends a one-time honorarium of $2,000 for the one-year exhibition of the
sculptural work and a one-time honorarium of $1,000 for the selected one-year exhibition 2-
Dimensional visual art. The proposed funding source are American Rescue Plan Act funds
previously allocated to the RAP program.

ATTACHMENTS
1. RotatingArts_RFP-combined




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
Request for Proposals (RFP)

Rotating Arts Program

Public Art Installations - Temporary One-Year Exhibitions



The City of Green Bay and the Green Bay Public Arts Commission invites artists, artist
teams, and cultural practitioners to submit proposals for participation in the Rotating Arts
Program, a public art initiative designed to activate civic spaces through temporary
installations and visual interventions. This program provides opportunities for artists to
engage public space, enhance the visual landscape of the city, and foster community
connection through contemporary art.

The City seeks proposals for both three-dimensional sculptural works and two-
dimensional vinyl-based installations across multiple public sites.



Project Opportunities

For the upcoming exhibition one-year cycle, the City and the Green Bay Public Arts
Commission is seeking proposals for the following public art sites:



Sculpture Pads

The City will select artists for installation on six (6) outdoor sculpture pads located in
designated public spaces throughout Green Bay. These sites are intended for three-
dimensional works that are durable, safe for public display, and appropriate for outdoor
conditions.

Artists may submit existing works or proposals for new temporary sculptural installations.



Public Transit Bus Wrap

The City will commission one (1) artist or artist team to create a two-dimensional visual
artwork for installation as a full vinyl wrap on one public transportation bus.

The selected artwork should translate effectively to large-scale mobile display and engage
audiences throughout the city as the vehicle travels across public routes.
Elevator Interior Vinyl Wrap

The City will commission one (1) artist or artist team to design a two-dimensional vinyl
artwork for the interior wrap of one public elevator.

This opportunity invites artists to consider immersive visual experiences that transform an
everyday civic space into a site of artistic engagement.



Walkway Vinyl Installations

The City will select up to four (4) artists to create two-dimensional vinyl installations for
placement along the windows of a public walkway.

These works should be designed specifically for window-adjacent walkway application and
may function as sequential, site-responsive, or independently conceived visual
interventions.

Artists are encouraged to consider themes of movement, wayfinding, community identity,
and public interaction.



Eligibility

This opportunity is open to:

 • Individual artists
 • Artist teams or collectives
 • Community-based arts organizations
 • Emerging and established artists



Artists working in sculpture, graphic design, painting, photography, digital illustration,
mixed media, and related visual art disciplines are encouraged to apply.
Submission Requirements

Applicants must submit:



 • Completed application form
 • Artist statement or project proposal
 • Resume or CV
 • Up to 5 images of relevant past work
 • Image list with title, medium, dimensions, and year
 • Site preference(s): sculpture pad, bus wrap, elevator wrap, walkway vinyl
 • Preliminary concept sketches, mockups, or finished work preferred
 • Installation and material specifications



Selection Criteria

Proposals will be evaluated based on:



 • Artistic merit and originality
 • Suitability for the selected site
 • Feasibility of installation
 • Durability and material appropriateness
 • Public engagement potential
 • Professional quality of submission materials
 • Installation Timeline



Selected artists will coordinate with the City on fabrication, installation, and exhibition
timelines of one-year.

Detailed schedules for each site will be shared upon selection.
Compensation



Honorarium and installation support will be provided based on-site type and project scope.

 • Sculptures: $2,000
 • 2-Dimensional Art for Vinyl Wraps: $1,000

Submission Deadline

TBD
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 Report to the
 Sustainability Commission
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # W.1
Informational: Work Group Reports

BACKGROUND
1. Waste Reduction Work Group: Update summary and information regarding Dane County's Food Scrap
Composting is attached.

2. Healthy Habitat Work Group: Items to be discussed in pollinator corridor, plant kit giveaway, and food
forest ordinance update suggestions.

RECOMMENDATION
To receive and place on file the updates from the Waste Reduction Work Group and Healthy Habitats for
All Work Group.

FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. Waste Reduction Update Summary March 2026




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 March 18, 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting

 Work Group Name:
 Waste Reduction

 Update Summary:

 1. Marissa Michalkiewicz attended the Wisconsin Integrated Resource
 Management Conference (WIRMC) from February 25th to 27th. Delaney Gobster
 from Dane County Waste + Renewables presented on their Food Scrap
 Composting program (presentation is attached). Marissa plans to meet with
 Delaney to discuss Dane County’s Food Scrap Stops concept in greater detail as
 it provides a model for Group members to pull inspiration from when developing
 our recommendation to the City for a food waste reduction initiative.

 2. Marissa met with John Arendt from UW-Green Bay and Mark Walter from
 Brown County Resource Recovery to discuss the Group’s 2026 goal of
 reducing the amount of organic waste entering the landfill system. Both agreed
 to participate as community members and will contribute ideas and
 connections to help advance the Group’s e orts.

 3. Jenny Brinker introduced Group members to Dillon Weist from NWTC who
 works for the College’s Sustainable Agriculture program. At one time, this
 program was collecting NWTC cafeteria food waste as part of the campus’
 sustainability initiatives. The Group plans to connect with Dillon further to
 discuss his involvement as a community member.

 4. Group members continue plans to add community members to the Waste
 Reduction Work Group. Meetings with the chosen Waste Reduction Work Group
 community members will occur on an as-needed basis. Chosen community
 members will represent one of the following sectors related to food waste
 reduction initiatives:

 ▪ City of Green Bay Public Works Department (Residential, Waste Hauler) – TBD
 ▪ Brown County Resource Recovery (Landfill) – Mark Walter, Business
 Development Manager
 ▪ Green Bay Neighborhood Associations – TBD
 ▪ Green Bay Area Public School District – Jeanette Knill, Board Member
 ▪ UW-Green Bay – John Arendt, Director of the Environmental Management &
 Business Institute
 (EMBI)
 ▪ NWTC – Dillon Weist,
 ▪ Food Processing Businesses (Manufacturing) – TBD
 ▪ Agricultural Food Production (Farms) – Sarah Valentine, Co-Owner of Valentine
 Gardens
 ▪ Grocery Stores (Retail) – TBD
 ▪ Food Recovery – Selena Darrow, Founder of Rooted In
 Dane County
Food Scrap Composting




 WIRMC | Friday, February 27
DANE COUNTY TEAM




 DELANEY GOBSTER ALEX THOMAS
 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT + OUTREACH COORDINATOR | CARBON OFFSET MANAGER
 ORGANICS RECYCLING
Overview
o Landfilled organics in Dane County
o Food Scrap Stop (resident) program origins
o Food Scrap Composting
o Residential program engagement
o Commercial food scrap programs
o Future regional compost infrastructure needs
o Q&A
Dane County Landfilled Organics
 o 2020 DNR sampling study shows organics is the largest waste
 stream entering the county landfill
 o 34% overall, 38% residential
 o Over 300,000 tons of material accepted annually
 o Previous County yard waste compost program discontinued
 due to staff and facility space constraints




 (WI DNR, 2021)
Dane County Landfilled
 Organics 9%
 6%


 Wasted Food
 35%
 Non-Edible Food
 12%
 Yard Waste
 Diapers
 Animal Waste
 9%
 Fines/ Dirt

 26%
 Program Origins
o USDA Compost + Food Wa ste Redu ction
  grant fun ded sites at mu nicipality h ost
  locati ons
 o x5 sites fund ed for first program year
o Food Scrap Stops designed by Madison
  Children’s Museum, l aunched Ju ne 2025
o Quarterly stakehol der engagement
  meeti ngs to center commu nity inp ut and
  needs
o Site selection based on municip al interest,
  countywide distribution , an d commu nity
  accessibi lity
o County coordinated collection services,
  compost service provided by Purple Cow
  Organics
 Minneapolis, MN + surrounding county programs

 Case Study Informed
 Program Design
Informed need for:
o Direct program signage of accepted items
o Cart locks to prevent bystander contamination
 o Winter lock removal need + impact
o Resident registration for locked cart access
o Operational need for cart liners, or residents to bag
 food scraps, to prevent freezing issues in
 midwestern climate
 Food Scrap Stops
Kiosk Structure Design
o Covered pamph let hol ders for takeaway progra m i nfo
o Replaceable sign holders for program u pdates
o 360 design approach with program si gn-up instructions
 and accepted i tems on signage
o Upcycled street sign roof
o Bucket scale for measurin g persona l impact
Hybrid Banner Design
o Banner signage wi th removable sign + pamph let
 holders
All Locations
o Ca rts with vol umetric gradations to track pickup
 quantities, tonna ge scaled per rou te
County
Landfill
 Program Registration
o County administers program regi stration and facilitates outreach, coordinates ha uling

o Ca rts are locked to prevent pests and bystander contami nation

o Signage on website, carts, kiosk/ banner, and pamphlets provides registration directions

o Registration via online form, code provi ded instantly to participants upon submission
Dane County
Composts
o Due to identified need, County went out
 to bid for compost services
o Public/ private partnership with Purple
 Cow Organics initiated Fall 2024
o County invested in new infrastructure at
 partner’s existing site
o County to coordinate hauling, partner to
 process food scraps
 Food Scrap Composting Process




 Food s cra ps a r e On c e tra n s p or ted The m ate ri a l i s The pi l e i s t hen Fi n i s h ed com p ost i s
col l ec ted, ha ul ed, to P urpl e Cow, food m ixe d and for me d i n to s cr een e d , rem ovi n g
a n d sc al e d a t t h e s cra ps ar e ti pped pre condi ti oned w in d r ows to l a rge par ti c l es , a nd
 County l a ndf il l . on to a b e d of i n concr ete com pl ete m ixe d into a soi l
 ca r b on ma ter i al . bunke rs . com post ing . a me ndme nt f or s a le .
Program Outreach
 o Annual events at Food Scrap Stop
 locations
 o Supply giveaways, collection drives
 o Ongoing email, call/ text, in-
 person (events, onsite) support
 for participants
 o Quarterly resident newsletters
 o Quarterly check-in calls for
 municipality site coordinators
 Household
 Registrations
Location Registrations
Dane County- Rodefeld Landfill 158
Madison- Warner 620
Madison- Henry Vilas Zoo 825
McFarland- Public Works 256
Middleton- Quarry 643
Verona- Badger Prairie 382
Fitchburg- Swan Creek 207
Total Registrations 2652
Updated: 2/3/2026
 Food Scrap Stop Weekly Collection Trends




Weekly Collections (lbs)




Week #
Month Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan
 Food Scrap Stop Monthly 11.17 tons Jun-Jan Total:
 55 tons | 110,000 lbs
 Collection Trends 9.06 tons


 7.25 tons 7.02 tons




 Monthly Collections (lbs)
 6.31 tons 6.21 tons
 5.24 tons



 2.58 tons




Month
Contamination
Prevention +
Intervention
o Items of low concern
 o Plastic bags, certified compostable bags
 o Produce stickers/ twist ties
o Rare items of concern
 o Diapers + pet waste
 o Glass
o Communications for intervention
 o Direct contact- emails, notice posting
 o Recode locks if needed, relocate site as last resort
o Contamination removal
 o Operators pick out as possible
 o Items of concern- recode affected carts temporarily
 and tag, return for load landfilling
  Commercial
Pickup Services


 o Technical assistance + staff training program
 o Provides food scraps collection + composting service
 o Monthly + annual impact reports included
 o Coordinates with business' existing waste hauler as able to
 integrate food scrap pickups into current contracts
 o Able to provide limited term waste audit service before
 integrating with existing waste hauler to establish baseline
 needs
 o For hauler drop-off at Purple Cow Organics facility
 Dane County
Organics Management Grant
o Founded in 2022
o $10,000 annual mini-grant fund
o Promotes wasted food prevention and landfilled organics diversion
o All organizations in Dane County eligible
o 2026 application closed 2/1/26
 o 19 total organizations applied
 o $41,353 total applied for
 o Awardees announced mid – February
 2025
Over 250,000 lbs (125 tons)
 Food Scraps Composted
Regional Compost Infrastructure
 Needs
Dane County Sustainability Campus
 Current
 Operations




 Future
 Operations

 Developed by SCS and Vandewalle & Associates
https://landfill.danecounty.gov/projects/WastandRenewableProjects/Sustainability-Campus
Non-Food Organics Recycling
o Henry Vilas Zoo (herbivore-only) manure
 o New as of June 2025
 o 2025: Over 70 tons collected | approx. 125 tons/ yr composted
o Yard waste
 o New drop-off program as of April 2025
 o 2025: over 360 tons collected for compost
o Brush/ logs
 o 2025: over 3,010 tons collected | chipped for facility use onsite
o Wood chips
 o 2025: over 5,110 tons collected | used onsite
Q+A
 Dane County
Food Scrap Composting




 WIRMC | Friday, February 27
With support from:
 Energize Green Bay
US Department of Energy Campaign Wrap-up
Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Block Grant
Project ID: SE0001056 March 18, 2026
Energize Green Bay was a clean energy
and energy efficiency outreach campaign
conducted by the City of Green Bay.

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STATE OF WISCONSIN STATE CONTROLLER'S OFFICE-CMO
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION 101 E. WILSON STREET, 5th FL
DIVISION OF EXECUTIVE BUDGET AND FINANCE PO BOX 7932
DOA-2778 (R11/2023) MADISON, WI 53707-7932
 MUNICIPAL COURT MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT DOAMunicipals@wisconsin.gov
County Name County Code Number Report for Month/Year
 Brown 05 March, 2026
Municipal Name Municipal Code Number Telephone Number
 Green Bay Municipal Court 231 920-448-3131

 I. MUNICIPAL COURT OFFICIAL Total Amount Share to be retained Share to be sent Share to be sent
 Collected by Municipality to County to State
 1. Forfeitures for Municipal Ordinance Violations
 (Except for Municipal Ordinances in $ 86,203.75 $ 86,203.75
 Conformity with Ch 348,Stats.)


 Adjustment (if applicable) $ -180.00 $ -180.00
 2. Municipal Court Costs
 (Chapter 814, Subchapter II, s. 814.65, Stats.) $ 36,449.96 $ 31,710.26 $ 4,739.70

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ -81.00 $ -66.00 $ -15.00

 3. Penalty Surcharges
 (s. 757.05, Stats.) $ 21,258.25 $ 21,258.25

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ -34.00 $ -34.00

 4. County Jail Surcharges
 (s. 302.46(1)(a), Stats.) $ 9,315.01 $ 9,315.01

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ -20.00 $ -20.00

 5. Driver Improvement Surcharges
 (s. 346.655, Stats.) $ 11,911.66 $ 4,552.00 $ 7,359.66

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ .00 $ .00 $ .00

 6. Crime Lab and Drug Enforcement Surcharges
 (s. 165.755(4), Stats.) $ 12,247.56 $ 12,247.56

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ -26.00 $ -26.00

 7. Domestic Abuse Surcharges
 (s. 973.055(2)(b), Stats.) $ .00 $ .00

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ .00 $ .00

 8. Truck Weight Restrictions
 (Municipal Ordinances in Conformity with $ .00 $ .00 $ .00
 Ch. 348, Stats., s. 66.12(3)(c))


 Adjustment (if applicable) $ .00 $ .00 $ .00

 9. Ignition Interlock Device Surcharge
 (s. 343.301(5), Stats.) $ 550.00 $ 550.00

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ .00 $ .00

 10. GPS Tracking Surcharge (for violations of
 ordinances conforming to s. 813.12 or $ .00 $ .00
 s.813.125, Stats.)

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ .00 $ .00

 11. Safe Ride Program
 (s. 85.55, Stats.) $ 1,450.00 $ 1,450.00

 Adjustment (if applicable) $ .00 $ .00

 12. Totals Pay This Amount
 $ 179,045.19 $ 117,668.01 $ 14,397.01 $ 46,980.17

 Continue onto the next page.
STATE OF WISCONSIN STATE CONTROLLER'S OFFICE-CMO
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION 101 E. WILSON STREET, 5th FL
DIVISION OF EXECUTIVE BUDGET AND FINANCE PO BOX 7932
DOA-2778 (R11/2023) MADISON, WI 53707-7932
 MUNICIPAL COURT MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT DOAMunicipals@wisconsin.gov




 II. CERTIFICATION OF MUNICIPAL COURT OFFICIAL
 I hereby certify that this report reflects all actions requiring forfeitures, court costs and surcharges collected during
 the month designated.

 Neil Basten
 Name: _______________________________ Signature: ________________________________ 4-1-2026
 Date: ________________

 III. TREASURER'S CERTIFICATION
 I hereby certify that the above amount due the state has been received. After so certifying, a copy of this report
 will be returned to the signer of this report as a receipt, and the stated amount will be remitted to the Department
 of Administration with this report.

 Treasurer: _____________________________________________________________ 04/02/2026
 Date: _________________________




 In the event the Department of Administration has questions about this report and payment, who should we contact?
 Name: Telephone Number Email Address

 Neil Basten 920-448-3131 neilba@greenbaywi.gov
 Detail Summary of Projects Issued
 3/1/2026 to 3/31/2026




Proj # Address Owner Applicant Fees Paid Estimated $ Status
122872 1203 GROSS AV..1-127 WI HOME BUYERS INC $989.20 $275,000.00 Pending
[1-101 - Residential - New - Single Family House] PENDING EC APPLICATION AND HVAC APPLICATION - EV 01/07/2026
ADDITIONAL EC SUBMITTED 1/15, STILL PENDING EC APPLICATION - EV 1/15/2026
REVIEW FEE REQUESTED 1/20/2026
123420 300 DEER SHED TRAIL..21-8550 K PARTY LLC $1,373.00 $330,000.00 Pending
[1-101 - Residential - New - Single Family House]


123573 3577 BLACK SHEEP WAY..21-8387 APOLINAR DELGADO SANCHEZ $1,421.00 $330,000.00 Pending
 & YESICA MORA MERCADO
 LIVING TRUST
[1-101 - Residential - New - Single Family House]


123236 1175 TILKENS ST..2-1146 PHILLIP A BOHMAN $75.00 $6,300.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123308 1004 S WEBSTER AV..16-298 KELLY COLLEEN LEON $300.00 $79,299.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123336 1512 GATEWOOD ST..1-2336 JERRY & MICHELLE DEYOE $275.00 $20,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123337 515 N PLATTEN ST..6-68-D MYLA TING THOMPSON-EAGAN $125.00 $1,250.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123348 910 REED ST..5-520-A WEINSTEIN RENTALS LLC $125.00 $20,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123353 828 NEUFELD ST..6-159-2 LARISSA BARRUETA $150.00 $26,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123356 1510 S LOCUST ST..6-1570 LAUREN & BRANDON $125.00 $2,000.00 Closed
 PERNASKI
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House] RIGID FOAM INSULATION, 2x4 FAMING, FIBERGLASS INSULATION, DRYWALL


123360 801 ROYAL BLVD..18-1307 JAMES A & JILL M BOMKAMP $75.00 $6,200.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123370 1418 CHICAGO ST..17-826 ISAAC S & RAWIPREYA $150.00 $9,255.00 Closed
 HANSON
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123380 1290 DIVISION ST..5-1330-D BRANDON DACHELET $225.00 $10,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123387 307 OAK ST..3-795 JOSHUA LINTON $225.00 $20,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123391 2766 HE-NIS-RA LN..6H-2407 JOHN SEBRANEK $400.00 $30,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Addition - Single Family House]




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123399 421 POLARIS CT..21-3818 CHARLES K SALIBI III & $225.00 $10,000.00 Pending
 DEBORAH H SALIBI REVOCABLE
 TRUST
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123404 1169 OREGON ST..5-1541 STEVEN M WILLIS $75.00 $4,243.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House] 4SQ OF SIDING REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT. WRAP TRIM AROUND 2x6 BOARDS IN PLACE OF
CROWN MOLDING & TRANSIT
123413 1184 DOUSMAN ST..5-862 MATTHEW K & ANGELA D $350.00 $94,708.00 Pending
 UPSTONE
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123445 310 S CLAY ST..14-886-A BRAXTON & JOSH TOEBE $600.00 $3,000.00 Closed
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123457 1112 DEVONWOOD DR..6-2610 TINA M NAGEL $225.00 $13,449.92 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123482 221 GRAY ST..5-714 KRIS VREUGDENHIL $300.00 $9,700.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123485 2779 INDIAN HILL DR..6H-2432 TIMOTHY L & CATHERINE M $75.00 $30,000.00 Pending
 DAY REVOCABLE TRUST OF
 1994
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123488 444 HARVEST RD..21-7964 D SCOTT & PAULA J KALOUS $300.00 $20,000.00 Pending
 REVOCABLE TRUST
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123496 2453 EAST SHORE DR..21-848 HARTJES HOMES LLC $300.00 $50,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123497 2455 EAST SHORE DR..21-848 HARTJES HOMES LLC $300.00 $50,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123512 1601 SUE LN..1-2144 1601 SUE LANE LLC $275.00 $1,750.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123549 3315 WHITTIER CT..21-7565 BRANNON J & CHRISTINA M $225.00 $34,420.00 Pending
 GUYETTE REVOCABLE TRUST
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123551 429 N LOCUST ST..6-1592 ANN NOLAN $75.00 $4,700.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123552 1127 S IRWIN AV..17-601 LAUREN M BISHOP $75.00 $4,680.00 Closed
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House]


123559 1020 GOODELL ST..17-677 VDH HOME CONCEPTS LLC $225.00 $10,000.00 Pending
 [2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House] *No Plan, just a small portion of half wall to be removed. Electrical outlet and two ducts in half wall to be
addressed*
123560 1175 RALEIGH ST..1-2487 KYLE & SYDNEY SCHINELLA $550.00 $4,000.00 Pending
[2-434 - Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House] FINISH GARAGE


123371 1605 CREEKSIDE LN..21-5562 BLACKMAN DAVID W & LORI A $150.00 $20,000.00 Pending
 REVOCABLE TRUST
[7-1 - Deck, Porch, Ramp (Residential)]


123422 430 KRISTY LEE CT..21-8199 ROBERT A & NANCY J $75.00 $2,000.00 Closed
 WITTMAN REVOCABLE TRUST
[7-1 - Deck, Porch, Ramp (Residential)] I plan to purchase a 12X14 Gazebo from Costco and bolt it to an existing 12X20 concrete patio.




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123434 2645 SHERRY LN..21-3830 ROBERT L & JOANN L $150.00 $22,448.50 Pending
 GERSTNER
[7-1 - Deck, Porch, Ramp (Residential)]


123561 1184 KENWOOD ST..1-2675 CARRIE L CHAPMAN $150.00 $8,000.00 Closed
[7-1 - Deck, Porch, Ramp (Residential)]


123594 3590 VAN LAANEN RD..22-59-7 ERIC A & MARIA G LUKE $150.00 $10,000.00 Pending
[7-1 - Deck, Porch, Ramp (Residential)]


122392 604 TYROLIAN DR..21-3430 JUAN C CAMPOS GARCIA $200.00 $123.00 Pending
 [9-649 - Demolition - Interior (Residential) ] RESTORE ADDITION TO ITS ORIGINAL STATE. ALSO BRING HVAC UP TO CODE.
CASE #140315- DOUBLE FEE
*SPANISH ASSISTANCE NEEDED
Called and left VM to come pick-up permit and pay-LK
122415 1155 14th AV..1-35 ERIK R MUNOZ RIOS $125.00 $1,500.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)] Pergola with Roof


123281 600 COUNTRY CLUB RD..6H-2463 THOMAS MARONEK $405.60 $95,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)] *NEED MORE PLANS AND CONTRACTOR INFO - 2/18TX


123345 1148 BIEMERET ST..1-1930 SUSAN ANDRES $75.00 $6,008.00 Pending
 [11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)] On our corner lot, we would like to fence in the back and side yards (towards neighbors) with a 6 ft vinyl privacy
fence, and the streets with a 4 ft chain link fence and a 12 x 12 storage shed.
123359 1670 RANCHLAND DR..6-921 RYAN A & MEREDITH A $75.00 $3,500.00 Pending
 BAERENWALD
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] 6 FOOT VINYL PRIVACY FENCE


123369 3057 GILBERT DR..21-8396 JESSICA & JASON KUGEL $75.00 $3,500.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)]


123376 809 S ADAMS ST..16-18 JUSTIN M KOPESKY $75.00 $5,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] COA Approved. Proof of pymt, sent permit-LK


123377 705 12th AV..2-503 VALERI M KLOIDA $75.00 $2,300.00 Closed
 [11-1 - Fence (Residential)] I am expanding an existing fence. There was a fence once in this spot but was tore down years ago. It is going from my current
fence, to the back door where a vehicle gate will also be installed.
This is my second application please disregard the previous application. That one was not correct
123378 221 GRAY ST..5-714 KRIS VREUGDENHIL $75.00 $6,500.00 Closed
[11-1 - Z - Misc Project Not Listed (Resiential)]


123386 1267 HARVEY ST..7-98 SAMKIA ANEISHA MCKINNEY $75.00 $4,940.00 Closed
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] Approximately 100ft vinyl 4ft gate, butt up to neighbors white fence on west side of home,butt next to chain linking back NE corner


123396 1213 VANDERBRAAK ST..20-400 GUADALUPE MENDOZA $75.00 $15,000.00 Pending
 NELSON
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] 193 lf of 6' vinyl privacy fence, 1 gate
Fence Height: 6 ft.
Material: vinyl
Total Length: 193 ft.
123397 1337 ALPINE DR..21-7650 ROMERO COLEMAN $75.00 $2,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)] 15ft × 8ft Shed


123416 805 NICOLET AV..2-713 NELSON YAIR MELGAR-GIRON $75.00 $11,242.00 Pending
[11-1 - Z - Misc Project Not Listed (Resiential)] CASE# 140639


123418 219 S ASHLAND AV..3-396 RHEA J ROBERTS $125.00 $52,428.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)] TEAR DOWN & REBUILD GARAGE 20X30X8


123419 931 S MADISON ST..16-63 JOSEPH R & PAMELA G $75.00 $6,000.00 Pending
 DOBSON




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[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] COA APPROVED


123421 335 CONOVER DR..6-2564 JEAN M SERVAIS REVOCABLE $75.00 $11,000.00 Pending
 TRUST
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)]


123431 2311 DEER TRAIL..21-3667 ALEXANDER D FALISH, ETAL $75.00 $3,800.00 Pending
 [11-1 - Fence (Residential)] 204 ft. of 4 ft. high, galvanized chain link fence along the lot lines to enclose the rear and partial side yard. The fence will be
installed approximately 6 inches in from the lot lines.
123433 714 ST. JUDE ST..6-1605 STEPHAN M SCHUMM $75.00 $4,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)] Putting together a precut 10x12 Shed purchased from Lowes


123435 918 GERARD ST..21-5756 DIANA K MARTINEZ CRUZ $75.00 $5,000.00 Pending
 [11-1 - Driveway Replacement and/or Expansion (Residential)] Remove existing damaged concrete and replace with new concrete - inside of garage and
partial driveway to connect the new garage floor
123444 806 N CHESTNUT AV..5-49 CAROL D LAMARCHE $75.00 $9,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] Replacing existing wood fence with vinyl fence.


123447 1205 MATHER ST..5-1313-A JOSEPH R & ABIGAIL E $75.00 $1,554.00 Pending
 BERKHAHN
[11-1 - Driveway Replacement and/or Expansion (Residential)] DRIVEWAY EXPANSION


123454 1041 N BUCHANAN ST..18-1015-8 DEENA R & JOHN J FISCHER $150.00 $30,370.00 Pending
[11-1 - Foundation Repair (Residential)]


123463 1547 CASS ST..8-463 CESAR PLASCENCIA $75.00 $700.00 Pending
[11-1 - Driveway Replacement and/or Expansion (Residential)]


123477 1208 MARQUETTE AV..1-1543 ESTHER A & DANIEL A $75.00 $11,500.00 Pending
 URMANSKI
 [11-1 - Driveway Replacement and/or Expansion (Residential)] Demo existing garage and driveway concrete. Provide new concrete in garage, 2 car wide
driveway, and sidewalk at north side of garage.
123491 1111 9th ST..1-385 9TH STREET RETREAT LLC $225.00 $53,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)]


123506 2879 TRADEWINDS TR..6H-1166-21 JONATHAN M & KYLE K MILLER $75.00 $9,115.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] 6 FOOT WOOD PRIVACY FENCE


123507 829 MARSHALL AV..18-323 RICHARD DAVID WALSH $75.00 $4,040.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] 4 FOOT FENCE


123511 1391 LANGLADE AV..6-819 SETH J & MEGAN M WICKER $75.00 $8,300.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] Replacing Fence, adding gate between house and garage.


123517 1622 HAROLD ST..19-469 ROSARIO LOPEZ $75.00 $2,823.00 Payment
 Pending
[11-1 - Garage/Carport/Shed (residential)]


123519 881 W MASON ST..2-454 PRIME PROPERTY SOLUTIONS $75.00 $2,045.00 Closed
 LLC
[11-1 - Foundation Repair (Residential)]


123521 1354 DESNOYERS ST..18-1136 ROBERT J & VIVIAN L $75.00 $12,000.00 Pending
 ANDORFER
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] replace existing fence and Hedge, Some will be 4' high and the part from the House/ garage to the sidewalk will be 3'


123523 1354 SHIRLEY ST..6-156-A-2 RICHARD A NESS $75.00 $20,000.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] 220 lf of 6' vinyl privacy fence, 2 gates, remove existing fence
Fence Height: 6 ft.
Material: vinyl
Total Length: 220 ft.




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123537 3091 GILBERT DR..21-8405 YENG & RICH & STEVE VUE $75.00 $4,300.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] New Fence Installation


123543 1350 WILLOW CREEK PKY..21-7437 MARIE I & KEVIN M FRENCH $250.00 $54,961.00 Pending
[11-1 - Swimming Pool (Residential)]


123557 309 S OAKLAND AV..3-626 SUSAN B LISCH $75.00 $5,705.00 Pending
[11-1 - Z - Misc Project Not Listed (Resiential)]


123581 548 LARSCHEID ST..21-2678-20 COLLEEN M JORDAN $150.00 $30,592.00 Pending
[11-1 - Foundation Repair (Residential)]


123593 1356 BIEMERET ST..6-862 JAIME A WILSON $75.00 $5,500.00 Pending
[11-1 - Driveway Replacement and/or Expansion (Residential)]


123597 1259 ELIZA ST..17-321 WENDY A & ROBERT J $75.00 $9,000.00 Pending
 LATURNER
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] Fence the yard for dog containment plus some privacy between our house and neighbor house.


123599 1357 DAY ST..7-158 PEDRO A ZARATE GONZALEZ $75.00 $600.00 Pending
[11-1 - Fence (Residential)] I'll dig 20 holes 2 ft deep using green 4x4 and 6 ft pickets
East side of my property
122218 306 MATHER ST..5-66 NEW COMMUNITY SHELTER INC $17,429.92 $10,000,000.0 Pending
 0
 [30-105 - Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building] NO INSPECTIONS UNTIL PETE'S APPROVAL
payment requested but should not be issued w/o Pete's aproval
$500 SW Fee
$5,000 SWB
EC APPROVED 10/20/25
123282 3415 E MASON ST, UNITS 101-112..21-167 GERALD C & GLORIA P $7,126.68 $14,076,000.0 Pending
 BIGELOW
 0
[30-105 - Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building]


123283 3415 E MASON ST, UNITS 201-212..21-167 GERALD C & GLORIA P $7,126.68 $14,076,000.0 Pending
 BIGELOW
 0
[30-105 - Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building]


123284 3415 E MASON ST , UNITS 301-312..21-167 GERALD C & GLORIA P $7,126.68 $14,076,000.0 Pending
 BIGELOW
 0
[30-105 - Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building]


123285 3415 E MASON ST, UNITS 401-412..21-167 GERALD C & GLORIA P $7,126.68 $14,076,000.0 Pending
 BIGELOW
 0
[30-105 - Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building]


123286 3415 E MASON ST, UNITS 501-512..21-167 GERALD C & GLORIA P $7,126.68 $14,076,000.0 Pending
 BIGELOW
 0
[30-105 - Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building]


122572 128 DOUSMAN ST..5-1525 GRAYMONT WESTERN LIME INC $0.00 $4,900,000.00 Pending
 [31-318 - Commercial - New - Amusement, Social, Recreation (theaters, auditoriums, YMCA's w/o beds, bowling alleys, radio/tv studios, athletic & social clubs,
arenas, skating rinks)]
122620 501 EASTMAN AV..20-123 PROCTER & GAMBLE PAPER $635.80 $200,000.00 Pending
 PRODUCTS CO
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping]


123311 1530 BYLSBY AV 2..6-11 BROWN COUNTY $8,543.73
 $45,000,000.0 Pending
 0
 [31-329 - Commercial - New - Structures Other Than Buildings ( parks, outdoor stadiums, marinas, outdoor swimming pools, outdoor theaters, boardwalks,
wharves, docks).] BROWN COUNTY PORT & RESOURCE RECOVERY
EC APPROVED 3/6/26
$ 500 SW Fee
$25,000 SWB



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123325 2845 GREENBRIER RD..21-161-2 BAYCARE AURORA LLC $700.00 $85,722.00 Pending
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping]


123382 916-1032 CLEMENT ST..21-299 RHS FAMILY LIMITED $300.00 $24,000.00 Pending
 PARTNERSHIP
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping] VEHICLE VS BUILDING REPAIR
CASE# 140967
123406 1313 BAY BEACH RD..21-440-1 GREEN BAY CITY OF BAY $0.00 $18,000.00 Pending
 BEACH
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping]


123414 1001 DISCOVERY RD..21-174-4 M J M REAL ESTATE LLC $375.00 $61,000.00 Pending
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping]


123441 540 N BROADWAY ..5-1757 DDL HOLDINGS LLC $640.00 $16,311.00 Pending
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping]


123490 1265 LOMBARDI AV..1-1841-A GREEN BAY CITY OF LAMBEAU $675.00 $280,000.00 Pending
 FIELD
[31-434 - Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non-Housekeeping]


120522 825 HINKLE ST..6H-1759 RUSSEL METALS WILLIAMS $1,035.00 $480,000.00 Pending
 BAHCALL INC
 [34-1 - Parking Lot/Driveway - Alteration (Commerical)] $500 SW Fee
$10,000 SWB
EC APPROVED 7/7/25
123290 1651 MAIN ST..21-2543 CAPITAL CREDIT UNION $200.00 $36,844.93 Pending
[34-1 - Temporary Office/Trailer/Event (Commercial)]


123383 1100 WEISE ST..20-356 YEE'S AUTO CENTER LLC $100.00 $29,000.00 Pending
[34-1 - Roofing (Commercial)]


123389 831 SCHOEN ST..21-1355-12 CENTRAL CHURCH INC $100.00 $99,000.00 Pending
[34-1 - Roofing (Commercial)]


123395 100 BAY BEACH RD..20-693 GREEN BAY METROPOLITAN $350.00 $98,100.00 Pending
 SEWERAGE DISTRICT
[34-649 - Raze- Building or Structure (Commercial)] EC approved 3/13/26


123402 2210 IMPERIAL LN..21-3361-2 GB IMPERIAL INVESTMENTS $100.00 $8,412.00 Pending
 LLC
[34-649 - Demolition - Interior (Commercial) ]


123408 240 N BROADWAY..4-65 BFAM LLC $100.00 $1,500.00 Withdraw
 n
[34-1 - Temporary Office/Trailer/Event (Commercial)] 20x40 FT TENT
FULLY WALLED
123429 118 S WASHINGTON ST Unit 215B..12-327 JULIE M BALZA $100.00 $5,557.00 Pending
[34-1 - Window, Door - Replacement (Commercial)]


123430 118 S WASHINGTON ST Unit 118B..12-284-52 ROBERTA L & BRAD W $100.00 $19,387.00 Pending
 BECKMAN
[34-1 - Window, Door - Replacement (Commercial)]


123510 523 N BROADWAY..5-897 NGG LLC $300.00 $4,000.00 Pending
[34-1 - Z - Misc Project Not Listed (Commercial)] misc repairs per complaint 140794


123244 993 CHRISTIANA ST..3-299 BAITINGER HOLDINGS LLC $75.00 $1,500.00 Closed
[40-53 - Electrical Service - Change (Residential)]


123362 2525 VAN BEEK RD..21-3934 ROBERT P & JEAN A NAVIN $75.00 $1,800.00 Closed
[40-53 - Electrical Service - Change (Residential)]




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123365 710 THRUSH ST..18-1334 NATASHAHA A CANDY $75.00 $2,700.00 Closed
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123366 823 S BROADWAY..2-212 HECTOR R & ANA R GONZALEZ $100.00 $10,000.00 Closed
[40-56 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Commercial)] REPLACE OLD GROUNDED B PHASE WITH 400A 30 120/208


123373 1139 CHICAGO ST..14-1053 MARIA CARY-MONTOURE $75.00 $5,075.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123375 530 LORRAINE LN..21-4345 RONALD L NIKOLAI $75.00 $2,200.00 Closed
[40-53 - Electrical Service - Change (Residential)]


123403 3117 BAY VIEW DR..21-3034 TIMOTHY J & MICHELE F $75.00 $5,000.00 Pending
 GJERTSON REVOCABLE TRUST
 OF 2022
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123407 1726 SHAWANO AV..6-235-A SAINT MARYS HOSPITAL $1,200.00 $925,900.00 Pending
 MEDICAL CENTER OF G B INC
[40-56 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Commercial)]


123409 1054-1056 LAVERNE DR..21-429-1-2 RISE & SHINE RETREATS LLC $75.00 $1,900.00 Closed
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123448 1676-1678 LANGLADE AV..6-1477 TYLER J PATZ $75.00 $4,000.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123449 519-523 9th ST..1-904 CLINTON J FOSICK $100.00 $6,400.00 Closed
[40-56 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Commercial)] CASE# 140948


123451 1710 10th AV..1-1216 BROWN COUNTY INVESTMENTS $75.00 $1,500.00 Pending
 LLC
[40-55 - Electrical Service - Repair (Residential)]


123461 2359 SANDY LN..21-1176-D-108 MICHAEL L WILSON $75.00 $5,000.00 Closed
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)] Installing 60A circuit for EV charger in garage.
Electrical panel replacement of an obsolete pushmatic 200A electrical panel with a new one.
123462 2559 SAGE DR..21-7214 TONY D & JENNIFER $75.00 $1,500.00 Closed
 ALEXANDER
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)] Installing a 60A circuit for EV charger in garage


123479 952 BOND ST..5-1272 MARIE L & KEVIN T DUNFORD $75.00 $2,500.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)] 70 AMP TO 200 AMP


123492 1723 MURPHY CT..6-2457 EMILY J & IAN R TOMPSON $75.00 $125.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123494 1515 E MASON ST..8-504 BETH ELLINGSON $75.00 $6,213.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123501 535 RUTH ST..21-2475-F-39 ROBERT F & MARJORIE M $75.00 $5,000.00 Pending
 VANDENLANGENBERG
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123503 1101 CRAWFORD ST..6-2596 JAMES P & GRACE L CYGAN $50.00 $4,500.00 Closed
[40-55 - Electrical Service - Repair (Residential)] Reminder to schedule a Final Inspection


123520 1767 LOST LN..21-2510 JOHN R STARRY $75.00 $1,600.00 Closed
[40-53 - Electrical Service - Change (Residential)]




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123524 1021 N LOCUST ST..6-1109 CHRISTINE D & MICHAEL J $75.00 $400.00 Pending
 CASEY
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123527 2785 CLASSIC DR..22-1691 NATHAN OETTINGER $150.00 $1,700.00 Pending
[40-53 - Electrical Service - Change (Residential)]


123532 1247 EMILIE ST..17-290-A PERRY P SIELOFF $75.00 $400.00 Closed
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123535 2615 WOODRIDGE LN..6H-2008 MB HOMES LLC $75.00 $2,000.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123536 1258 MAIN ST..8-281-A EVERARDO & MARIA E ORTIZ $100.00 $1,000.00 Pending
[40-56 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Commercial)]


123578 LIME KILN RD..23-243-1 GRAND BOULEVARD $100.00 $1,100.00 Closed
 APARTMENTS LLC
[40-56 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Commercial)]


123579 922-924 BELLEVUE ST..21-1330 KEITH A & ELVITA ERDMANN $75.00 $2,000.00 Closed
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123582 1584 FOELLER DR..8-803 JUAN A LOPEZ, ETAL $75.00 $2,950.00 Pending
[40-57 - Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential)]


123213 3133 FINGER RD..21-5463 VICKIE A MOUREAU $75.00 $5,982.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123254 615 S JACKSON ST..14-611 MICHAEL E & STACY L $75.00 $13,918.00 Closed
 EASTMAN
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123324 2670 WILDFLOWER ROW..21-6926 PENNY L JUZA $75.00 $6,561.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123363 118 S WASHINGTON ST Unit 225A..12-284-22 PETER TANZ $75.00 $18,521.00 Closed
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Replace (1) 1.5 Ton condenser and (1) 70,000 BTU furnace


123364 511 15th AV..2-674 WILLIAM J & LAURA L MACCAUX $75.00 $12,000.00 Closed
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Remove and replace the Furnace and AC at this location


123367 1607 FARLIN AV..19-546 SHIRLEY WILKINSON $75.00 $3,000.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123372 3372 DOWNHAM CT ..22-186-3 UNIVERSITY VILLAGE HOUSING $100.00 $16,290.00 Pending
 INC
[50-44 - Heating Unit Only (Commercial)]


123374 3348 LENFESTY CT ..22-186-3 UNIVERSITY VILLAGE HOUSING $100.00 $8,720.00 Pending
 INC
[50-44 - Heating Unit Only (Commercial)]


123381 1313 BAUMGART RD..6H-1808 KAYLA A REITMEYER $75.00 $4,750.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123384 991 SCHOOL PL..3-783 KRONFORST GALE J & PAMELA $75.00 $7,791.00 Closed
 S LIVING TRUST
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Remove and replace the Furnace at this location


123385 1205 DIVISION ST..5-649-A JAMES C & KIM A $75.00 $13,806.00 Pending
 VANDENBRANDEN




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[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Remove and replace the Furnace and AC at this location


123390 1507 SUE LN..1-1405-B JAMES W & DIANE M CAIRNS $75.00 $4,550.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123394 2920 WEST POINT RD..6H-2867 DOUGLAS L HANSEL $75.00 $5,985.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Furnace replacement and chimney liner.


123411 1814 ELIZABETH ST..21-5713 1814 ELIZABETH STREET LLC $600.00 $131,879.00 Pending
[50-42 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Commercial)]


123412 1611 BOND ST..6-1351 CHERYL L MCGREGOR $75.00 $9,932.61 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Replaced (1) 92,000 BTU natural gas boiler.


123417 1875 FARLIN AV..21-2167-5-5 LAVINA THUNDER $75.00 $6,688.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE


123437 413 S IRWIN AV..17-385-A THOMAS M ABRAHAMSON $75.00 $6,525.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123438 413 S IRWIN AV..17-385-A THOMAS M ABRAHAMSON $75.00 $6,525.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123440 200 DOUSMAN ST..5-1766 CNW GREEN BAY LLC $200.00 $51,000.00 Closed
[50-44 - Heating Unit Only (Commercial)]


123459 1006 ERNST DR..6-759 GRACE D & ANDREW R $75.00 $10,000.00 Pending
 HOOYMAN
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Remove and replace the Furnace and AC at this location


123468 923 ROSCOE ST..1-337 KAYLA & MARCOS BILLICK $75.00 $4,000.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123469 1642 SPRUCE ST..6-789 MARK R & ASHLEE K $75.00 $5,000.00 Pending
 VANDENHOOGEN
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123471 1351-1353 KELLOGG ST..5-1327-A-3 EMILY & ADAM NIMMER $75.00 $3,500.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] DUPLEX


123472 1351-1353 KELLOGG ST..5-1327-A-3 EMILY & ADAM NIMMER $75.00 $3,500.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] DUPLEX


123493 907 S ONEIDA ST..2-1141 ALLAN A & LINDA R HARRIS $75.00 $7,248.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE


123495 516 ETHEL AV..5-815 JESSE J TRYON $75.00 $13,000.00 Closed
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Remove and replace the Furnace and AC


123499 1735 14th AV..1-1310-B JENNIFER L BONE $75.00 $11,000.00 Closed
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Replaced (1) 45,000 BTU furnace and (1) 1.5 Ton Air Conditioner


123500 2324 DECKNER AV..21-2678-R-5 BRETT PETASEK $75.00 $13,000.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Remove and replace the boiler at this location


123505 1254 EMILIE ST..17-236 JOHN P ZAKOWSKI, ETAL $75.00 $15,000.00 Closed
[50-49 - Repair/Alter Existing HVAC System (Residential)]




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123516 612 VAN CASTER DR..21-326-14 MARY T & GREGORY L BOSSELL $75.00 $10,000.00 Closed
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Remove and replace the Furnace and AC at this location


123518 1900 FIESTA LN..21-461-1-5 MOBETA LLC $75.00 $9,500.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Remove and replace the Boiler at this location


123539 1400 N BAIRD ST..21-1198-6 NBE GREEN BAY LLC $75.00 $5,272.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123540 1820 SMITH ST..21-2542-6 CARLOS N & CONCEPCION $75.00 $4,300.00 Closed
 GUERRERO
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)]


123545 606 FAIR WINDS LN..21-7157 AMANDA M & NATHAN W $75.00 $8,200.00 Closed
 THOMAS
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)]


123547 1265 DESNOYERS ST..18-1206 DENISE L & MATTHEW J $75.00 $9,367.00 Closed
 BARBIAN
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Replaced (1) Natural gas 45,000 BTU furnace


123556 1000 S JACKSON ST..16-174 MARCELA C & PAMELA K $75.00 $8,800.00 Pending
 DAVISON
[50-43 - Mini Split System (Residential)]


123565 1621 ARABIAN DR..6H-3247 ALAN J & DEBRA L POTTS $75.00 $7,025.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] Replaced (1) 70,000 BTU natural gas furnace


123568 1474 E MASON ST..17-1055 PENNIE L TILKENS $150.00 $13,541.00 Pending
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE & AC


123569 2211 MARYLAND AV..21-2891 HERACLIO D JUAREZ, ETAL $75.00 $13,316.00 Closed
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE & AC


123583 1409 11th AV..1-1435-D PAUL J BARTELME, ETAL $75.00 $6,800.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE


123587 1431 ROCKDALE ST..6-867 WILLIAM B & WENDY A COON $75.00 $6,605.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE


123588 838 14th AV..2-588 ERIC M & TERI L BEAULEAU $75.00 $4,826.00 Pending
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE


123589 1545 FOREST GLEN DR..6-1027-21 BARBARA J VANSEVEREN $75.00 $13,757.00 Pending
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE & AC


123590 2920 PRAIRIE VIEW CT..6H-3955 MONICA G POTTS $75.00 $16,880.00 Pending
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE & AC


123591 3059 JAUQUET DR ]..21-7082 KAREN A DESHLER $75.00 $6,993.00 Closed
[50-45 - Heating Unit Only (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE


123592 3346 BUSHWOOD LN..21-7708 KYLE E & APRIL S BRUNETTE $75.00 $16,736.00 Pending
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] REPLACE FURNACE & AC


123595 3695 COLLEGIATE WAY..21-7400 CHRISTOPHER W & MARIA A $75.00 $10,000.00 Pending
 LACKE
[50-43 - Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential)] Remove and replace the furnace and AC at this location


122787 3034 GILBERT DR..21-6668-42 CHRISTOPHER W $30.00 $4,000.00 Pending
 STRAINERILEY




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[60-29 - Water Service - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123361 1716 CARROLL AV..1-2409 JOHN R & VIRGINIA M $50.00 $1,000.00 Closed
 MAMROSH
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)]


123398 836 SCHOOL PL..3-419 JAMES R & SHERRI J $50.00 $8,500.00 Pending
 TREPANIER
[60-31 - Sanitary Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123400 614 S QUINCY ST..14-355 WILLIAM J DOYLE & RITA M $50.00 $10,000.00 Closed
 LOGGHE LIVING TRUST
[60-31 - Sanitary Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123401 801 ELMORE ST..5-1470 DAMIAN J MELTESEN $50.00 $4,000.00 Pending
[60-31 - Sanitary Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123405 1649 BOLAND RD..6-1392 ADAM KEITH & ADAM & SUSAN $50.00 $2,500.00 Pending
 KAY DRUCKREY
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)]


123410 115 GRAY ST..3-3 ANN C HANCHEK $75.00 $2,000.00 Pending
[60-25 - Tub to Shower (Residential)]


123427 1013 HARVEY ST..7-47 SARA A KNIGHT $50.00 $2,500.00 Closed
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)] Replace natural draft water heater with new 40 gallon power vent water heater


123428 124 ANTOINETTE ST..3-58 PAULETTE S & LORRAINE E $50.00 $2,500.00 Closed
 EDWARDS
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)] Replace natural draft water heater with new 40 gallon power vent water heater


123436 1317 PORLIER ST..17-507 VINTAGE RENTAL LLC $75.00 $12,280.00 Pending
 [60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)] Remove section of 4" cast iron stack behind toilet to access for lining. Remove floor drain to
access drain branch. Install 4" Flex LED CIPP liner for main stack to sanitary main in street. Reinstate floor drain.
123452 1000 S JACKSON ST..16-174 MARCELA C & PAMELA K $75.00 $1,250.00 Closed
 DAVISON
[60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)] Installing 25' of CIPP liner


123453 313 N BROADWAY..5-590 FORT HOWARD NEW TOWN $200.00 $2,600.00 Closed
 REDEVELOPMENT LLC
[60-24 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Commercial)] Installed an ejecter pit to bypass the broken pipe under the floor.


123456 312 S CLAY ST..14-887 BARBARA J TAPPA $50.00 $2,500.00 Closed
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)] Replace natural draft water heater iwth new 40 gallon power vent water heater.


123475 1247 BOND ST..5-1316 KARL E & ANN C KRALAPP $75.00 $3,500.00 Pending
[60-25 - Tub to Shower (Residential)] Changing a 5' tub/shower to a 5' shower


123487 1200 DOUSMAN ST..5-649 JASON P BLAZA $75.00 $8,300.00 Closed
[60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)]


123504 517 MENLO PARK RD..21-3838 TOU & MAILA YANG THAO $50.00 $3,122.00 Pending
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)] Installing a 40 gallon power vent water heater


123508 1067 ST. PAUL ST..2-766-A NATALIE A EHREN $50.00 $8,900.00 Closed
[60-33 - Storm Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123509 813 14th AV..2-564 JOSHUA J DVORAK $50.00 $9,995.00 Closed
[60-33 - Storm Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123513 600 13th AV..2-640 JULIE A WYCKOFF $75.00 $23,842.00 Pending




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[60-25 - Tub to Shower (Residential)]


123525 202 ALLEN AV..21-1112 KATHRYN M SCHMITZ $75.00 $1,600.00 Closed
[60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)]


123528 120 CLEVELAND ST..3-217 CASEY & BRIELLE VANDERFIN $50.00 $4,000.00 Closed
[60-29 - Water Service - Connection/Repair (Residential)]


123529 904 NEWTOLS ST..21-2704-E-12 BETTY J & RONALD P FIORI $75.00 $4,586.00 Pending
[60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)]


123541 805 S CLAY ST..17-105 KYLIE & JASON & CARRIE $75.00 $4,200.00 Withdraw
 VANCLEAVE
 n
 [60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)] Hockers will open the floor to gain access to the pipe. We will start at the front clean out and go to
the foundation
wall. The pipe will be replaced with pvc and the laundry stack will be replaced. We will bed the pipe in gravel to ensure
it doesn't settle. The hole will be back filled with dirt and filled with concrete.
123553 1209 E MASON ST..14-1263 MONTE CARLO INVESTMENTS $50.00 $3,200.00 Closed
 LLP
[60-26 - Water Heater (Commercial)]


123558 1004-1 MORAINE WY..6-3019 AMANDA J TOONEN $50.00 $1,000.00 Closed
[60-27 - Water Heater (Residential)]


123570 529 PROULX ST..21-2122 GABRIELA & JORGE H MORA- $75.00 $600.00 Pending
 SANCHEZ
[60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)] REPAIRS DUE TO CASE #140829
MORE ELEC AND BLDG TO BE ADDED
123572 2057 PREBLE AV..21-2202-11 MARCO A GAMBOA GUZMAN $1,200.00 $2,500.00 Payment
 Pending
[60-33 - Storm Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential)] approved the project so please close once payment has been processed


123584 1067 ST. PAUL ST..2-766-A NATALIE A EHREN $75.00 $2,525.00 Payment
 Pending
[60-25 - Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential)]


123606 231 ALPINE DR..21-54-8-3 MARY E SUELFLOHN $75.00 $12,625.00 Pending
[60-25 - Tub to Shower (Residential)]


123316 2491 UNIVERSITY AV..21-1250 CLUB CAR WASH GREEN BAY $133.75 $10,000.00 Pending
 UNIVERSITY AVE LLC
[70-1 - Signs - Permanent] ILLUMINATED WALL SIGN 32 SQ FT- POLE SIGN ILLUMINATED 75 SQ FT


123332 2420 E MASON ST..21-126-10 SA WESTSIDE INVESTMENTS $351.83 $25,000.00 Pending
 LLC
[70-1 - Signs - Permanent] WALL SIGNS NORTH, SOUTH & EAST ELEVATION. AWNING GRAPHICS AND MONUMENT SIGN FACE REPLACEMENT


123484 1831 MAIN ST..21-1325-3 ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY $267.00 $40,000.00 Pending
 DISTRICT COUNCIL OF GREEN
 BAY INC
[70-1 - Signs - Permanent] 2 ILLUMINATED WALL SIGNS FRONT AND SIDE OF BUILDING


Totals: 207 projects $93,714.23 $135,655,860.
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 Summary of Projects Issued
 3/1/2026 to 3/31/2026




Class of Work Proj Site Plan Bldg Elec HVAC Plbg EC Fees Paid Estimated Cost
1 Residential - New - Single Family House 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 $3,783.20 $935,000.00
2 Residential - Addition - Single Family House 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 $400.00 $30,000.00
2 Residential - Alteration - 1 -2 Family House 27 0 7 27 16 10 15 0 $6,025.00 $544,954.92
7 Deck, Porch, Ramp (Residential) 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 $675.00 $62,448.50
9 Demolition - Interior (Residential) 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 $200.00 $123.00
11 Driveway Replacement and/or Expansion (Residential) 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 $375.00 $24,254.00
11 Fence (Residential) 17 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 $1,275.00 $127,895.00
11 Foundation Repair (Residential) 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 $375.00 $63,007.00
11 Garage/Carport/Shed (residential) 9 2 4 9 2 1 1 0 $1,255.60 $220,259.00
11 Swimming Pool (Residential) 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 $250.00 $54,961.00
11 Z - Misc Project Not Listed (Resiential) 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 $225.00 $23,447.00
30 Commercial - New - 5 or More Family Building 6 1 4 6 6 6 6 6 $53,063.32 $80,380,000.00
31 Commercial - Alteration - Non-Residence, Non- 7 0 4 7 7 4 5 0 $3,325.80 $685,033.00
Housekeeping
31 Commercial - New - Amusement, Social, Recreation 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 $0.00 $4,900,000.00
(theaters, auditoriums, YMCA's w/o beds, bowling alleys,
radio/tv studios, athletic & social clubs, arenas, skating rinks)
31 Commercial - New - Structures Other Than Buildings ( 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 $8,543.73 $45,000,000.00
parks, outdoor stadiums, marinas, outdoor swimming pools,
outdoor theaters, boardwalks, wharves, docks).
34 Demolition - Interior (Commercial) 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 $100.00 $8,412.00
34 Parking Lot/Driveway - Alteration (Commerical) 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 $1,035.00 $480,000.00
34 Raze- Building or Structure (Commercial) 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 $350.00 $98,100.00
34 Roofing (Commercial) 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 $200.00 $128,000.00
34 Temporary Office/Trailer/Event (Commercial) 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 $300.00 $38,344.93
34 Window, Door - Replacement (Commercial) 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 $200.00 $24,944.00
34 Z - Misc Project Not Listed (Commercial) 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 $300.00 $4,000.00
40 Electrical Service - Change (Residential) 5 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 $450.00 $8,800.00
40 Electrical Service - Repair (Residential) 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 $125.00 $6,000.00
40 Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Commercial) 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 $1,600.00 $944,400.00
40 Electrical Wiring (Misc., Alteration, Repair) (Residential) 16 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 $1,200.00 $46,763.00
50 Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Commercial) 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 $600.00 $131,879.00
50 Heating and Air Conditioning Units (Residential) 14 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 $1,125.00 $180,757.00
50 Heating Unit Only (Commercial) 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 $400.00 $76,010.00
50 Heating Unit Only (Residential) 27 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 $2,025.00 $179,143.61
50 Mini Split System (Residential) 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 $75.00 $8,800.00
50 Repair/Alter Existing HVAC System (Residential) 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 $75.00 $15,000.00
60 Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Commercial) 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 $200.00 $2,600.00
60 Repair/Alter Existing Plumbing System (Residential) 8 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 $600.00 $35,341.00
60 Sanitary Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential) 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 $150.00 $22,500.00



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60 Storm Sewers - Connection/Repair (Residential) 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 $1,300.00 $21,395.00
60 Tub to Shower (Residential) 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 $300.00 $41,967.00
60 Water Heater (Commercial) 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 $50.00 $3,200.00
60 Water Heater (Residential) 7 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 $350.00 $15,122.00
60 Water Service - Connection/Repair (Residential) 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 $80.00 $8,000.00
70 Signs - Permanent 3 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 $752.58 $75,000.00
Totals: 207 13 28 103 68 76 65 14 $93,714.23 $135,655,860.96




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 Report to the
 Redevelopment Authority
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026

AGENDA ITEM # Y.3
Presentation from Homeless Outreach Case Coordinators

BACKGROUND


RECOMMENDATION


FISCAL IMPACT


ATTACHMENTS
1. homeless outreach




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
Successful
Outcomes‌
Breakdown
  HOMELESS OUTREACH 1

 CASE COORDINATORS
 Hispanic


Demographics
 10.3%




 Native American
 20.5%
 White
 43.6%


WHITE: 17 (43.6%)
BLACK: 10 (25.6%)
NATIVE AMERICAN: 8 (20.5%)
HISPANIC: 4 (10.3%)


 Black
 25.6%
 2
 18-35 35-55 55+



Ages 18-35 5




 35-55 13
18-35: 5 (12.8%)
35-55: 13 (33.3%)
55+: 21 (53.8%)
 55+ 21



 0 5 10 15 20 25
 3
Positive Reunited Family/Support
 13.2%



Outcomes
39 TOTAL Nursing Home
 15.8%


HOUSED: 23 (60.5%)
SOBER LIVING/TLP: 4 (10.5%)
NURSING HOME: 6 (15.8%) Housed
REUNITED FAMILY/SUPPORT: 5 60.5%
(13.2%)
 Sober Living/TLP
 10.5%

 4
Economic‌ 30




Situations
 25



 20



 15
 WORKING: 4 (10.3%)
 SSI/SSDI: 29 (74.4%)
 NO INCOME: 6 (15.4%) 10



 5



 0
 Working SSI/SSDI No Income
 5
 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
 A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
 AT 123 JOAN AVENUE
 (ZP 26-06)

 April 21, 2026

BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED:

That, pursuant to Zoning Petition 26-05 and the recommendation of the Plan Commission
on April 13, 2026, the City of Green Bay does authorize a Conditional Use Permit (CUP)
to allow for an accessory dwelling unit on the following described property:

Lot Thirty-five (35), according to the recorded Plat of First Addition to Sunrise Addition, in
the City of Green Bay, East Side of Fox River, Brown County, Wisconsin

Said described lands contain 0.431 acres more or less.

 Tax Parcel No. 21-89-19

Said CUP shall be granted subject to the following condition:
 1. Compliance with all regulations of the Green Bay Municipal Code.

Adopted


Approved

 Eric Genrich, Mayor

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Attachment – Map
 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
 A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
 AT 511 S. ONEIDA STREET
 (ZP 26-05)

 April 21, 2026

BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED:

That, pursuant to Zoning Petition 26-05 and the recommendation of the Plan Commission
on April 13, 2026, the City of Green Bay does authorize a Conditional Use Permit (CUP)
to allow for a building not to exceed 45-feet in height on the following described property:

All of Lots 5 through 11, Plat of Oliver Roy, and Part of Lots 11 & 12, Plat of Cady and
Burdon 2nd Addition, and Part of Lots 5 and 6, C.L.A. Tank’s Subdivision of Prive
Claims 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9, and Part of Private Claim 2, West Side of Fox River, City
of Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin, described as follows:

BEGINNING at the southeast corner of said Lot 5, Plat of Oliver Roy;
Thence, N63°59’50”W, 114.72 feet on the south line of said Lot 5 to the east right-of-
way of Oneida Street;
thence N26°03’38”E, 558.52 feet on said east right-of-way to a south line of Parcel A,
Certified Survey Map #8887, Document #2815759, Brown County Records;
thence N66°18’12”E, 28.79 feet on a south line of said Parcel A;
thence S64°01’38”E, 233.47 feet on a south line of said Parcel A;
thence S54°45’39”E, 127.85 feet on a south line of said Parcel A;
thence S31°44’17”E, 285.00 feet on a south line of said Parcel A;
thence S01°08’42”W, 92.00 feet on a south line of said Parcel A;
thence N31°45’15”W, 177.64 feet on the south line of lands described in Document
#1551619, Brown County Records;
thence S58°04’04”W, 139.61 feet to the east line of said Lot 6, C.L.A. Tank’s
Subdivision of Prive Claims 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9;
thence S25°45’04”W, 209.65 feet on the east line of said Lot 6;
thence N63°59’50”W, 70.00 feet to the west line of the east 70 feet of said Lot 6;
thence S25°45’04”W, 329.80 feet on said west line of the east 70 feet of said Lot 6 to
the east line of lands described in Jacket 23725, Image 07, Document #1417139,
Brown County Records;
thence S04°26’29”E, 13.92 feet on said east line to the north right-of-way of West
Mason Street;
thence N63°59’50”W, 72.68 feet on said north right-of-way to the west line of lands
described in Jacket 23557, Image 51 (J23557-I51), Document #1412085, Brown County
Records;
thence on said west line 29.93 feet along the arc of a 19.00 foot radius curve to the left,
long chord bears N70°52’37”E, 26.93 feet;
thence N 25°45’04”E, 9.92 feet on said west line;
thence S63°59’50”E, 6.60 feet on the north line of lands describe in said J23557-I51 to
the west line of the east 110 feet of said Lot 6, C.L.A. Tank’s Subdivision of Prive
Claims 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9;
thence N25°45’04”E, 186.35 feet on said west line of the east 110 feet of said Lot 6 to
the south line of lands described in Volume 289, Page 74, Document #421609, Brown
County Records;
thence N63°59’50”W, 210.77 feet on said south line to the east line of Lot 4 of said Plat
of Oliver Roy;
thence N25°45’35”E, 35.15 feet on said east line to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Said described lands contain 278,074 square feet or 6.384 acres more or less.

 Tax Parcel No. 2-45

Said CUP shall be granted subject the following condition:
 1. Sand and salt storage building not to exceed 45-feet in height.

Adopted


Approved

 Eric Genrich, Mayor

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Attachment – Map
 FINAL PAYMENTS RESOLUTION
 April 21, 2026

 BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED:

That the City Clerk be and is hereby instructed to draw FINAL ORDERS in favor of the
following contractors for their projects in the amounts listed as follows:

1. TID 25-01 400-420 S. BROADWAY DEMOLITION & SITE IMPROVEMENTS
 VEIT & COMPANY, INC.

 TOTAL AMOUNT EARNED: $ 1,605,721.50
 LESS AMOUNT RETAINED: $ 0.00
 $ 1,605,721.50
 LESS AMOUNT PREVIOUSLY PAID: $ 952,507.61
 AMOUNT DUE THIS PAYMENT: $ 653,213.89

 ACCOUNT NUMBER
 462250-53001-83087: $653,213.89
 PO #2500133

2. WSG 2-25 LORE LANE TRENCH DRAIN RECONSTRUCTION
 MARTELL CONSTRUCTION CO. INC.

 TOTAL AMOUNT EARNED: $ 48,888.15
 LESS AMOUNT RETAINED: $ 0.00
 $ 48,888.15
 LESS AMOUNT PREVIOUSLY PAID: $ 47,665.95
 AMOUNT DUE THIS PAYMENT: $ 1,222.20

 ACCOUNT NUMBER
 404500-55201-69085: $1,222.20
 PO #2500148



Adopted , 2026

Approved , 2026



Mayor

ATTEST:




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 Report to the
 Parks Committee
 of the City of Green Bay


 MEETING DATE PREPARED BY
 April 21, 2026 Dan Ditscheit, Parks Director

AGENDA ITEM # Z.4
Resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.

BACKGROUND
Bird City Wisconsin is a statewide group that offers public recognition to all communities in Wisconsin that
implement sound bird conservation practices. These communities that are recognized put forth efforts to
enhance the environment for birds and educate the public about the importance that birds have to the
community. There are currently over 100 municipalities that are members of Wisconsin Bird City. The City
of Green Bay has been a member for a number of years. The Wildlife Sanctuary has taken the lead to satisfy
the educational component of this mission.

There are only a few requirements to retain membership, one of which is for the Municipality to adopt a
resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day. This resolution provides statements indicating that the
City Council supports the importance of migratory birds and recognizes the value that they bring to the
City. This resolution also proclaims that the City officially recognizes Saturday May 9th, 2026 as World
Migratory Bird Day in the City of Green Bay. The City has adopted a similar resolution each year for the last
number of years.

In the past, the Wildlife Sanctuary held an annual event promoting the importance of World Migratory Bird
Day. Our intention is to continue this practice. We have not planned this event for 2026 yet.

RECOMMENDATION
To approve.

FISCAL IMPACT
None.

ATTACHMENTS
1. CoGB - Bird City - WMBD - Resolution 2026




 100 North Jefferson Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301-5026
 greenbaywi.gov
 RESOLUTION RELATING TO
 WORLD MIGRATORY BIRD DAY
 April 21st, 2026


BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY:
 WHEREAS migratory birds are some of the most beautiful and easily observed wildlife that share
our communities; and
 WHEREAS many citizens recognize and welcome migratory songbirds as symbolic harbingers of
spring; and
 WHEREAS these migrant species also play an important economic role in our community,
controlling insect pests and generating millions in recreational dollars statewide; and
 WHEREAS migratory birds and their habitats are declining throughout Americas, facing a growing
number of threats on their migration routes and in both their summer and winter homes; and
 WHEREAS public awareness and concern are crucial components of migratory bird conservation;
and
 WHEREAS citizens enthusiastic about birds, informed about the threats they face, and empowered
to help address those threats can directly contribute to maintaining healthy bird populations; and
 WHEREAS, since 1993, World Migratory Bird Day (“WMBD”), formerly International Migratory
Bird Day, has become a primary vehicle for focusing public attention on the nearly 350 species that travel
between nesting habitats in communities throughout North America and their wintering grounds in South
and Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and the southern United States; and
 WHEREAS World Migratory Bird Day is officially celebrated on the second Saturday in May in
the US, as migratory birds’ journey to nesting sites.
 WHEREAS observance of WMBD is not limited to a single day, and planners are encouraged to
schedule activities on the dates best suited to the presence of both migrants and celebrants in accordance
with federal, state, and local public health directives; and
 WHEREAS WMBD is not only a day to foster appreciation for wild birds and to celebrate and
support migratory bird conservation, but also a call to action.
 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT REOLVED that Saturday May 9th, 2026, shall be known as World
Migratory Bird Day in the City of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Common Council of the City of Green Bay urges all
residents to celebrate this observance and to support the efforts to protect and conserve migratory birds and
their habitats in our community and the world at large.


 Approved: ______________________________
 _______________________________________
 Eric Genrich, Mayor
 RESOLUTION TO ORDER REPAIR AND
 REPLACEMENT OF SIDEWALKS
 April 21, 2026


BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, RESOLVED:

1. That the described sidewalks to be ordered for repair and replacement per Wis.
 Statutes Section 66.0907 and that the city clerk issue a thirty (30) days notice as per
 the attached schedule of sidewalks.

2. The construction, repair, or replacement of sidewalks shall comply with City Ordinance
 Section 34-7. If the owner neglects to for a period of 30 days after service of notice
 to construct, repair, or replace the sidewalk, the City will cause the work to be done at
 the expense of the owner.



Adopted , 2026

Approved , 2026




Mayor
 GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN

 2026 SCHEDULE OF SIDEWALKS TO BE ORDERED FOR REPAIRS OR REPLACEMENT:




 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit


DISTRICT 425 SCHWARTZ ST 21-2794 169.0 129.5

3 BENOIT WITTIGS ADDN LOT 19

 KEVIN UMENTUM

 425 SCHWARTZ ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT 405 SCHWARTZ ST 21-2797 99.5 75.0

3 BENOIT WITTIGS ADDN LOT 22

 SAMANTHA SEEFELDT

 405 SCHWARTZ ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-3231

DISTRICT 430 S VAN BUREN ST 14-642 179.9 179.9

4 PLAT OF ASTOR S 16 FT OF E 80 FT OF LOT 5 & N 31 FT OF E
 80 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 50

 JACQUELINE KRAUSE

 430 S VAN BUREN ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-3929
DISTRICT 1121 EMILIE ST 17-156 129.1 9.2

4 PLAT OF ASTOR LOT 25 BLK 111

 AMY L LONG

 1121 EMILIE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-3107

DISTRICT 1043 S CLAY ST 17-158 160.1 134.1

4 PLAT OF ASTOR S 60 FT OF LO TS 27 & 28 BLK 111

 JOHN R BORSKI

 1043 S CLAY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-3123

DISTRICT 729 BELLEVUE ST 21-1334-25 335.0 282.5

4 ASTORS SUBD OF PC 3 TO 7 E PRT LOT 17 COM INSECTN N
 LINE LOUISE ST & E LINE BEL LEVUE ST TH ELY 92.45 FT NLY
 55 FT WLY 109.65 FT TO E LINE BELLEVUE ST SLY 57.75 FT
 TO BEG

 HECTOR FRAYRE

 729 BELLEVUE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 204 QUINTON ST 21-1444 221.3 169.3

5 BRIENENS SUBD S 50 FT OF LOT 1 & N 22 FT OF E 60 FT OF
 LOT 3

 BONNIE FAYE ERMIS

 204 QUINTON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302
DISTRICT 202 S HENRY ST 21-1514-18 226.5 147.0

5 DE LEERS SECOND ADDN LOT 1 & N 5 FT OF LOT 2 BLK 3

 JOHN T & JUDITH M SLATKY

 202 S HENRY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT 1874 DECKNER AVE 21-2291 49.5 0.0

5 NEWBERRYS SUBD #2 THAT PRT OF LOT 6 COM SW COR N
 430.5 FT TO BEG S 86 DEG 26 MIN E TO A PT 225.2 FT W OF
 E/L N TO N/L W TO NW COR S TO BEG EX ST & EX J13198-19

 CODY KLECZKA

 1874 DECKNER AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-3545
DISTRICT 135 SCHOBER ST 21-2475-19 155.8 27.9

5 SCHOBER SUBDIVISION #2 LOT 4

 PETER A & CHRISTINE P SCHUH
 CHRISTINE PARKOS SCHUH & PETER A SCHUH
 135 SCHOBER ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-3426

DISTRICT 1635 PREBLE AVE 19-389-C 146.0 34.0

6 ELISABETH KLAUS SUB OF LOTS 45-50 NEWBERRYS ADD
 SUBD #1 LOT 68

 GERARDO MENDOZA

 1635 PREBLE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-2932
DISTRICT 911 ELIZABETH ST 19-706 197.0 0.0

6 PIGEON SUBD LOT 17 EX S 90 FT BLK 3

 JOSE J MORALES, ETAL

 2673 HUMBOLDT RD
 GREEN BAY WI 54311

DISTRICT 905 ELIZABETH ST 19-706-A 425.5 250.5

6 PIGEON SUBD S 90 FT OF LOT 17 BLK 3

 JULIO GARCIACAMACHO, ETAL
 JULIO GARCIA CAMACHO & GREGORIA PAEZ DECARCIA
 905 ELIZABETH
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-1929
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1372 VANDERBRAAK ST 21-1649 275.5 275.5

6 EASTMANS ADDN LOT 13 EX ST DESC IN 1043 R 4 BLK 63

 MARIA DEL CARMEN, ETAL
 JOSE FAUSTINO ROJASNIERO & MARIA DEL CARMEN
 1372 VANDERBRAAK ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-2016

DISTRICT 1909 PREBLE AVE 21-2186-1-1 174.9 0.0

6 NEWBERRYS ADDN SUBD #1 S 1/2 OF W 1/2 OF E 147 FT OF
 THAT PRT OF LOT 54 LYG N OF PREBLE AVE

 KAY H & LESTER FREUND

 1909 PREBLE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-2938
DISTRICT 1006 NEWTOLS ST 21-2704-E-8 38.3 17.9

6 VAN PEE ADDITION LOT 8

 MARY S HELFVANESS
 MARY S HELF VAN ESS
 1006 NEWTOLS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-3013

DISTRICT 1183 SMITH ST 7-355 182.5 51.0

6 EASTMANS ADDN E 32 FT OF LOT 15 BLK 29

 PETRA G & OSCAR N BELTRAN

 1317 E PORTNER ST
 WEST COVINA CA 91790

DISTRICT 815 E WALNUT ST 10-101 50.0 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOT 724

 ERIC R SCHMOLL

 PO BOX 222
 SUAMICO WI 54173

DISTRICT 821 E WALNUT ST 10-102 27.5 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOT 725

 D JONES PROPERTIES LLC

 316 LOUISE DR
 WRIGHTSTOWN WI 54180

DISTRICT 827 E WALNUT ST 10-103 49.0 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT S 106 FT OF LOT 726

 NAVARINO COLLECTIVE LLC

 1126 S QUINCY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301

DISTRICT 831 E WALNUT ST 10-104 49.3 49.3

7 NAVARINO PLAT S 71 FT OF LO T 727

 BRIAN J MALLIEN

 831 E WALNUT ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-4401
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 108 N QUINCY ST 10-88 129.6 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOT 716 & N 28 FT OF LOT 717

 NITSCHKE JACKIE CENTER INC
 JACKIE NITSCHKE CENTER INC
 630 CHERRY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301

DISTRICT 713 E WALNUT ST 10-91 14.5 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOT 718

 RIVERA PEREZ PROPERTIES LLC

 1652 KIMBALL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT 727 E WALNUT ST 10-94 253.5 26.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT S 115 FT OF LOT 721 & LOT 719 EX THE N
 20 FT & LOT 720

 WALNUT PROPERTY PARTNERS LLC

 2120 CUMBERLAND DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54130
DISTRICT 801 E WALNUT ST 10-98 240.5 112.9

7 NAVARINO PLAT W 35 1/3 FT O F S 75 FT OF LOT 722 & S 125
 FT OF E 17.67 FT OF LOT 722 ALSO S 125 FT OF ALL OF LOT
 723 & N 40 FT OF LOTS 722 & 723

 PHOENIX US INVESTMENT LIMITED CO

 1664 NEW PORT VISTA DR
 GRAFTON WI 53024
DISTRICT 533 E WALNUT ST 11-225 168.2 0.0

7 PLAT OF NAVARINO LOTS 708 & 709 EX ST AS DESC IN 975 R
 447 & EX J7609-21 FOR ST & EX 2649463 FOR RD

 GEORGE M LEPAK

 915 N BROADWAY ST
 DE PERE WI 54115
DISTRICT 102 N MONROE AVE 11-228 52.4 0.0

7 PLAT OF NAVARINO S 115 FT OF LOTS 710 & 711 EX ST & EX
 RD IN 2647650

 STARBLAZER ONE4 INVESTMENT TRUST
 GARY ROSS HESSELGESSER
 120 TUSTIN AV STE C-1055
 NEWPORT BEACH CA 92663
DISTRICT 619 E WALNUT ST 11-230 350.8 0.0

7 PLAT OF NAVARINO S 144 FT OF LOT 712 EX ST

 MARMES INSURANCE AGENCY LLC

 2545 DECKNER AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54302
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 621 E WALNUT ST 11-233 55.5 0.0

7 PLAT OF NAVARINO LOTS 713 & 714 EX ST AS DESC IN 975 R
 444/445

 NITSCHKE JACKIE CENTER INC
 JACKIE NITSCHKE CENTER INC
 630 CHERRY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301
DISTRICT 633 E WALNUT ST 11-234 128.8 0.0

7 PLAT OF NAVARINO LOT 715 EX ST

 JACKIE NITSCHKE CENTER INC

 621 E WALNUT ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301

DISTRICT 123 S QUINCY ST 14-336 24.4 24.4

7 PLAT OF NAVARINO N 40 FT OF S 90 FT OF LOTS 843-844 &
 845

 DAVID H BOYCE

 123 S QUINCY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-4019
DISTRICT 1131 STUART ST 14-978 103.4 76.9

7 PLAT OF ASTOR LOT 23 BLK 104

 KARLA M KAHR

 1131 STUART ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301

DISTRICT 914 COLUMBIA AVE 18-816-A 308.5 159.0

7 MORROWS SUBD OF LOT 7 OF WH ITNEY OR LAVENTURE
 CLAIM THAT PRT OF LOT 8 AS DES IN 341 D 136 BCR

 JO ANN M VANDENHEUVEL
 JO ANN M QUIMBY
 914 COLUMBIA AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-3814
DISTRICT 1510 MORROW ST 19-184 530.0 0.0

7 J M SMITHS ADDN LOTS 102-106 & LOTS 81 & 82 PLAT OF
 OAK GROVE & N1/2 VAC ALLEY ADJ TO LOTS 81,82 & 102

 MORROW 1510 LLC

 123 S QUINCY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301
DISTRICT 935 BOND ST 5-1255 83.2 83.2

7 MILITARY RESERVE N 1/2 OF PART OF LOT 145 LYING BETW
 BOND & ELMORE

 KRISTA L KATERS SNYDER

 1407 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1327 CEDAR ST 8-336 182.5 76.7

7 WHITNEYS ADD TO NAV LOT 148

 KIM LARSCHEID, ETAL
 KIM LARSCHEID & LEAH DACHELET
 1327 CEDAR ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-1326

DISTRICT 1299 CEDAR ST 8-344 158.1 54.6

7 WHITNEYS ADDN TO NAVARINO S 99 FT OF LOT 153

 KYLE GOFFARD RENTALS LLC

 308 FERNANDO DR
 DE PERE WI 54115

DISTRICT 1273 CEDAR ST 8-348 129.6 0.0

7 WHITNEYS ADD TO NAV LOT 157

 MICHAEL J ZOLPER

 1428 ELM ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-1802

DISTRICT 1255 CEDAR ST 8-351 106.5 25.4

7 WHITNEYS ADD TO NAV LOTS 160 & E 2 FT OF LOT 161

 CRYSTAL L & THOMAS B METZ

 1255 CEDAR ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-1324

DISTRICT 1241 CEDAR ST 8-352 97.2 29.7

7 WHITNEYS ADDN TO NAVARINO LOT 161 EXC E 2 FT

 DAVID RASMUSSEN

 1241 CEDAR ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT 1239 CEDAR ST 8-353 50.0 50.0

7 WHITNEYS ADD TO NAV LOT 162

 KATHLEEN M GLIME

 1239 CEDAR ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT 1237 CEDAR ST 8-354 419.3 220.5

7 WHITNEYS ADDN TO NAV S 109 FT OF LOTS 163 & 164

 AUTUMN PROPERTY RENTALS LLC

 W11563 WRUK LN
 CRIVITZ WI 54114

DISTRICT 512 ST GEORGE ST 8-355 165.2 0.0

7 WHITNEYS ADDN TO NAVARINO N 50 FT OF LOTS 163 & 164

 LOGAN ABHOLD

 512 ST GEORGE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302
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DISTRICT 1284 ELM ST 8-367 113.9 85.3

7 WHITNEYS ADD TO NAV LOT 175 & E 3 FT OF LOT 174

 PHILIP J VORPAHL

 1284 ELM ST APT 2
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT 909 E WALNUT ST 9-142 244.0 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOTS 728 & 729 EX ST

 WALNUT STREET INVESTMENTS LLC

 413 SAINT JUDE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 913 E WALNUT ST 9-143 166.5 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOT 730 EX ST

 DAVID J & SANDRA J ZOCHERT

 904 S MONROE AV
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-3621

DISTRICT 919 E WALNUT ST 9-144 282.0 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOT 731 EX ST AS DESC IN 979 R 60

 ROLAND DEV CORP ETAL
 ROLAND DEVELOPMENT CORP & DONALD S WAGNER
 PO BOX 22216
 GREEN BAY WI 54305-2216

DISTRICT 101 N WEBSTER AVE 9-145 114.4 0.0

7 NAVARINO PLAT LOTS 732 & 733 EXC 973 R 196

 WAGNER FAMILY LTD PARTNERSHIP ETAL

 PO BOX 22216
 GREEN BAY WI 54305-2216

DISTRICT 1241 RIDGEDALE CT 1-1370-B-1 619.0 586.0

8 THAT PART OF PC 6 W DES IN VOL 361 D 580

 SASHA & JACOB WOMELDORF

 1241 RIDGEDALE CT
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1161 S ONEIDA ST 1-1894 104.5 78.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #2 LOT 13 BLK 4

 JOANNE FOLCIK

 1161 S ONEIDA ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2453

DISTRICT 1827 GROSS AVE 1-2395 569.0 300.5

8 SOUTHGATE SUBD LOT 17 BLK 7

 JEROME M HOLLISTER, ETAL

 1827 GROSS AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3901
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DISTRICT 1444 GATEWOOD ST 1-2428 403.0 378.0

8 WALTER BASTENS SUB #2 LOT 1 BLK 3

 JENNIFER DOLLAR, ETAL
 JENNIFER DOLLAR
 1444 GATEWOOD ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 841 REDWOOD DR 2-1131 132.6 111.2

8 MEACHAMS REDWOOD ADDN LOT 30 BLK 2

 DPB TRANSITION TRUST

 841 REDWOOD DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 907 S ONEIDA ST 2-1141 78.0 53.0

8 MEACHAMS REDWOOD ADD LOT 4 BLK 3

 ALLAN A & LINDA R HARRIS

 907 S ONEIDA ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2449

DISTRICT 804 GROSS AVE 2-1174 174.0 174.0

8 DECOSTER SUBD #3 LOT 5 BLK 1

 IAN W HENDERSON

 804 GROSS AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2516

DISTRICT 842 REDWOOD DR 2-1257 153.5 128.0

8 BLASERS SUBD LOT 13 & S 2 FT OF LOT 12

 RANDALL MOOREN

 842 REDWOOD DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 827 MEACHAM ST 2-1282 108.0 37.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #3 LOT 7 & N 11 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 3

 CLARA C BENO

 827 MEACHAM ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2306

DISTRICT 1005 MARQUETTE AVE 2-959 378.4 227.4

8 MARQUETTE PARK LOT 1 BLK 1

 LARRY S & LAURIE A TIMM

 1005 MARQUETTE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2415

DISTRICT 1338 LIBERTY ST 6-1307 121.5 0.0

8 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 1 & T HE E 10 FT OF LOT 2 BLK 1

 GLEN W JAEGER

 1338 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3159
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1348 LIBERTY ST 6-1308 19.7 0.0

8 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 W 60 FT OF LOT 2 & E 39 FT OF LOT 3
 BLK 1

 JEFFREY & NANCY HUGUET LIVING TRUST

 310 FLORAL DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54301
DISTRICT 1356 LIBERTY ST 6-1310 50.0 25.0

8 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 W 31 FT OF LOT 3 & E 68 FT OF LOT 4
 BLK 1

 RICHARD L & JUDY L MORRISON

 1826 SELLARS RD
 MURRAYVILLE IL 62668
DISTRICT 1368 LIBERTY ST 6-1312 117.5 85.8

8 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 6 BLK 1

 CAMERON & ALLISON WRENN

 1368 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1374 LIBERTY ST 6-1313 47.4 47.4

8 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 7 & E 4 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 1

 CHRISTINE & ARTHUR S ADAMS

 1374 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3159

DISTRICT 1339 LIBERTY ST 6-1342 103.0 78.0

8 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 1 BLK 6

 BRUCE S & BRENDA S LAMBERT

 1339 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3158

DISTRICT 1344 SERVAIS ST 6-1448 50.5 25.0

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 2 BLK 2

 MATTHEW & MAXWELL DAVID ADAMS

 127 CROSSING AVE
 BELMONT NC 28012

DISTRICT 1350 SERVAIS ST 6-1449 251.0 174.5

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 3 BLK 2

 MARK A & ROSE A C WALTER

 1350 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3136

DISTRICT 1356 SERVAIS ST 6-1450 30.4 30.4

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 4 BLK 2

 JACOB A FUNK

 1356 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3136
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1362 SERVAIS ST 6-1451 210.7 192.1

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 5 BLK 2

 GLORIA JEAN GAIE

 1362 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3136

DISTRICT 1366 SERVAIS ST 6-1452 14.5 14.5

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 6 BLK 2

 MICHAEL J PEOTTER

 1366 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3136

DISTRICT 1372 SERVAIS ST 6-1453 184.5 160.0

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 7 BLK 2

 JOSE MANUEL TLATEMPA DOMINGUILLO

 1372 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54115

DISTRICT 1378 SERVAIS ST 6-1454 270.9 223.4

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 8 BLK 2

 JASON P & ALISSA L LANGENBERG

 1378 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3136

DISTRICT 1345 SERVAIS ST 6-1456 144.0 0.0

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 2 BLK 3

 AMY A BAKER

 1345 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3135

DISTRICT 1351 SERVAIS ST 6-1457 163.0 37.0

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 3 BLK 3

 BRENT M MOLDENHAUER
 BRENT M MOLDENHAUER
 1351 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3135

DISTRICT 1357 SERVAIS ST 6-1458 111.5 111.5

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 4 BLK 3

 BRADLEY J KIMBALL

 815 S LOCUST ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1367 SERVAIS ST 6-1460 79.9 55.4

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 6 BLK 3

 ORLANDO & ELLEN REED

 1367 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3135
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DISTRICT 1373 SERVAIS ST 6-1461 47.0 47.0

8 WESTWOOD ADDITION LOT 7 BLK 3

 SUSAN K AGARD

 1373 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3135

DISTRICT 1327 LIBERTY ST 6-1488 120.5 0.0

8 ST AGNES HEIGHTS LOT 9

 SRI PROPERTIES LLC

 2988 MADRID DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54311

DISTRICT 1456 RUSSELL ST 6-206-A 25.0 0.0

8 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9W THAT PRT OF LOT 66 AS DESC IN
 VOL 343 D 218 EX 591 R 351

 SANDRA L HERRERA

 1456 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
DISTRICT 1466 LANGLADE AVE 6-206-B 176.5 50.5

8 TANKS SUBD OF PRIVATE CLAIM S 2 TO 9W THAT PRT OF
 LOT 66 DESC IN 319 D 4

 SHELLEY A WILLIAMS

 1466 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1452 LANGLADE AVE 6-206-C 76.5 26.5

8 PRT OF LOT 1 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD & PRT OF LOT 66
 TANK'S SUBD OF PC2-9 WSFR DESC IN 325 D 162

 DIANA KHANG

 1452 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3144
DISTRICT 1459 NINTH ST 6-206-D 24.0 0.0

8 TANKS SUBD OF PRIVATE CLAIM S 2 TO 9W THAT PRT OF
 LOT 66 AS DESC IN 339 D 340

 SANTOS SALDANA

 1459 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3141
DISTRICT 1459 RUSSELL ST 6-206-E 151.5 126.5

8 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9 WSFR N1/2 OF THAT PRT OF W1/2 OF
 W 2 ACRES OF LOT 66 LYG BETW N/L OF LANGLADE ST & S/L
 OF ROSCOE ST

 MAUREEN A PIVONKA

 4631 CINDY CT
 NEW FRANKEN WI 54229
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DISTRICT 1455 RUSSELL ST 6-206-F 176.5 126.0

8 TANKS SUB OF PC 2-9W N 1/2 OF THAT PRT OF E 1/2 OF W 2
 AC OF LOT 66 LYG BETWN N LI NE OF LANGLADE & S LINE
 ROSCOE STS

 AHMET & DERYA TAN

 1455 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1452 RUSSELL ST 6-206-G 154.5 0.0

8 THAT PRT OF W 2 ACS OF LOT 66 OF TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9
 DESC IN 1009 R 609

 ROSALINDAE & JOSE SAAVEDRA ESTRADA

 1452 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1462 RUSSELL ST 6-207-A-2 74.5 50.0

8 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9W THAT PART OF LOT 67 AS DESC IN
 VOL 595 R 77

 STEVEN E LINDSTROM & MARY C GULDAN-LINDSTROM
 REVOCABLE TRUST OF 2023

 1462 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1468 LANGLADE AVE 6-207-B-3 155.0 128.0

8 TANKS SUB OF PC 2-9W THAT PRT OF LOT 67 AS DESC IN
 VOL 373 D 150

 MARIA C LEON DE LEON

 1468 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1465 NINTH ST 6-207-B-4 24.5 0.0

8 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9W THAT PRT OF LOT 67 AS DES IN
 VOL 922 R 632 BCR

 MANDY L OWEN

 1465 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3141
DISTRICT 1449 NINTH ST 6-537 50.5 0.0

8 PEETERS SUB OF PRT OF LOTS 65 & 66 TANKS SUB PC 2-9W
 LOT 1 EX 323 D 510 & EX 590 R 33 & EX 632 R 471 & EX 669
 R 282 & EX 707 R 80 BLK 66 ALSO THAT PART OF W 2AC OF
 LOT 66 TANKS SUBD PC 2-9W DESC AS FOLLOWS BEG AT NW
 COR OF LOT 1 BLK 66 PETE ERS SUBD TH W ALONG S LINE
 OF 9TH ST 72.88 FT TH SLY 159 FT TH ELY 72.88 FT TO WLY
 LINE OF LOT 1 BLK 66 TH NLY ALONG SAID W LINE TO POB

 EUGENE W DIRKMAN

 1449 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3141
DISTRICT 1446 LANGLADE AVE 6-537-A 138.0 49.5

8 8,710 SFS 118.5 FT OF E 73.555 FT LOT 1 BLK 66 PEETERS
 SUBD LYG N OF LANGLADE AV

 TINA M HAFEMAN

 420 WHISPERING CREEK CT
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-6029
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DISTRICT 1447 RUSSELL ST 6-537-B 107.5 83.0

8 9,520 SFN 118.5 FT LOT 1 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG S OF
 RUSSELL ST & N OF LANGLADE AV

 HOPE V NORTON

 1447 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3116
DISTRICT 1448 RUSSELL ST 6-537-C 52.5 52.5

8 8,074 SFS 110 FT LOT 1 BLK 66 PEETERS SUB LYG N OF
 RUSSELL ST & S OF NINTH ST

 ROBERT J & SUSAN K WEEKES

 1448 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
DISTRICT 1443 NINTH ST 6-538 24.5 0.0

8 PEETERS SUBD E 42 FT OF N 130 FT OF LOT 1 & W 58 FT N
 130 FT OF LOT 2 BLK 66

 VICKY A RYMER-GOLLNICK IRREVOCABLE CASTLE TRUST

 937 ANCHORAGE CT
 OSHKOSH WI 54901
DISTRICT 1442 LANGLADE AVE 6-538-A 73.0 22.0

8 8,698 SFPEETERS SUBD S 118.5 FT OF LOT 2 BLK 66

 CRAIG PROCESS

 1442 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3144

DISTRICT 1435 NINTH ST 6-538-B 21.1 0.0

8 10,523 SFN 118.5 OF LOT 3 & E 15 FT OF N 118.5 FT OF LOT
 2 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 HATTIE E KRUSCHEK

 1435 9TH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1440 RUSSELL ST 6-538-C 45.5 45.5

8 8,111 SFPEETERS SUBD S 110.5 FT LOT 2 BLK 66 LYG S OF
 NINTH ST & N OF RUSSELL ST

 BLOHOWIAK SURVIVORS TRUST

 1440 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1441 RUSSELL ST 6-538-D 125.5 0.0

8 8,697 SFN 118.5 FT LOT 2 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG S OF
 RUSSELL ST & N OF LANGLADE AV

 DAVID A & LUANNE S CATHEY

 1441 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3116
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1434 LANGLADE AVE 6-539-A 93.0 43.0

8 8,698 SFS 118.5 FT OF LOT 3 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG N OF
 LANGLADE AV & S OF RUSSELL ST

 DEVIN P BOYER

 1434 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3144
DISTRICT 1433 RUSSELL ST 6-539-B 50.5 50.5

8 8,697 SFN 118.5 FT OF LOT 3 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG S OF
 RUSSELL ST & N OF LANGLADE AVE

 WHITNEY LEE & CAROLE L BOUGIE

 1433 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1430 RUSSELL ST 6-540 114.5 0.0

8 7,320 SFPEETERS SUBD PCL A OF 1 CSM 317 BNG PRT OF LOT
 4 BLK 66

 SUSAN M LAROQUE, ETAL
 SUSAN M LAROQUE & JOHN THIEL
 1430 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
DISTRICT 1428 LANGLADE AVE 6-540-A 170.0 100.5

8 8,680 SFPEETERS SUBD S 118 FT OF LOT 4 BLK 66 LYG N OF
 LANGLADE AV

 KURT W WOLLER

 1428 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3144
DISTRICT 1431 NINTH ST 6-540-B 25.0 0.0

8 8,656 SFN 122 FT OF LOT 4 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD EX E 2.5
 FT

 SHANNAN DESHAZER DESIGN LLC

 2491 SOLITUDE RD
 DE PERE WI 54115
DISTRICT 1427 RUSSELL ST 6-540-C 140.5 0.0

8 7,534 SFPEETERS SUBD PRT OF LOT 4 BLK 66 DESC AS PCL D
 OF 1 CSM 317 MAP 189 IN 582137

 KEVIN R BRICK

 1427 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1423 RUSSELL ST 6-541 91.0 0.0

8 7,497 SFW1/2 OF PCL C OF 1 CSM 317 BNG PRT OF LOTS 4 &
 5 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 GARY A & KAREN A MICHALEK

 1423 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3116
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1424 LANGLADE AVE 6-541-A 29.0 0.0

8 7,080 SFPEETERS SUBD S 118 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 66

 BARBARA J BROWN

 1424 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3144

DISTRICT 1425 NINTH ST 6-541-B 58.3 0.0

8 7,325 SFPEETERS SUBD N 122 FT OF W 57.5 FT OF LOT 5 & N
 122 FT OF E 2.5 FT OF LOT 4 BLK 66

 SHANNAN DESHAZER DESIGN LLC

 3491 SOLITUDE RD
 DE PERE WI 54115
DISTRICT 1424 RUSSELL ST 6-541-C 99.5 0.0

8 7,274 SFW1/2 OF PCL B OF 1 CSM 317 BNG PRT OF LOTS 4 &
 5 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 BRENDA A DOSREIS
 BRENDA DOS REIS
 1424 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
DISTRICT 1421 NINTH ST 6-542 19.6 0.0

8 7,141 SFPEETERS SUBD N 122 FT OF LOT 6 & E 2.50 FT OF N
 122 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 66

 BRANDON & BRIANNA JOHNSON

 1421 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1419 RUSSELL ST 6-542-A 22.5 22.5

8 7,497 SFE1/2 OF PCL C OF 1 CSM 317 BNG PRT OF LOTS 5 & 6
 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 JANE A BISHOP

 1419 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3116
DISTRICT 1420 LANGLADE AVE 6-542-B 102.0 0.0

8 6,576 SFPEETERS SUBD S 118 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 66 LYG N OF
 LANGLADE AV

 KRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC

 3000 GREAT OAK LN
 GREEN BAY WI 54311
DISTRICT 1420 RUSSELL ST 6-542-C 25.0 25.0

8 7,274 SFE 1/2 OF PCL B OF 1 CSM 317 BNG PRT OF LOTS 5 &
 6 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 JAMES A & LYNN C GREGORY

 1420 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1415 NINTH ST 6-543 22.5 0.0

8 PCL A OF 1 CSM 421 BNG PRT PEETERS SUBD LOT 7 BLK 66
 PEETERS SUBD

 CREATIVE EDGE REAL ESTATE LLC

 2075 FAWN LN
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1414 LANGLADE AVE 6-543-A 108.0 0.0

8 PCL D OF 1 CSM 421 BNG PRT OF LOT 7 BLK 66 PEETERS
 SUBD

 CHRISTOPHER C DELEMATER

 1414 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3144
DISTRICT 1413 RUSSELL ST 6-543-B 150.0 75.0

8 PCL C OF 1 CSM 421 MAP 240 IN 600169 BNG PRT OF LOT 7
 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 BFL PROPERTIES LLC

 4087 LEGACY LN
 DE PERE WI 54115
DISTRICT 1414 RUSSELL ST 6-543-C 67.0 0.0

8 PCL B OF 1 CSM 421 BNG PRT OF PEETERS SUBD LOT 7 BLK
 66

 JENNIFER L STARRY

 1414 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
DISTRICT 1408 RUSSELL ST 6-544-A 71.0 0.0

8 S 118.725 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG BTWN S/L
 OF NINTH ST & N/L OF RUSSELL ST

 MELISSA L HEROUX

 1408 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3134
DISTRICT 1410 LANGLADE AVE 6-544-C 25.5 0.0

8 8,709 SFS 118.5 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD

 ROSA DEL CARMEN PINEDA SANTILLAN

 1410 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1400 RUSSELL ST 6-545-B 152.5 26.0

8 S 118.725 FT OF LOT 9 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG S OF
 NINTH ST & N OF RUSSELL ST

 PATRICK S & BONNIE J MURPHY

 621 N LOCUST ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-4421
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1401 RUSSELL ST 6-545-C 108.5 75.0

8 8,735 SFN 119 FT OF LOT 9 BLK 66 PEETERS SUBD LYG S OF
 RUSSELL ST & N OF LANGLADE AV

 THOMAS W PROKASH

 1401 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3116
DISTRICT 1393 RUSSELL ST 6-546-C 126.0 0.0

8 PEETERS SUBD N 118.50 FT OF PART OF LOT 10 BLK 66 LYG
 BTWN S/L OF RUSSELL ST & N/L OF LANGLADE AV

 GROSSO REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST
 JOHN & AUDREY GROSSO
 1393 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3148
DISTRICT 1391 NINTH ST 6-547 190.5 117.5

8 8,763 SFPEETERS SUBD LOT 11 BLK 66 EX 329 D 295 & EX
 357 D 206 & EX 363 D 54 & EX 686 R 315 & EX 247 D 487 &
 EX RD

 TURNER & TATUM WITTIG

 1391 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1431 LANGLADE AVE 6-812 34.0 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 1 BLK 1

 BRADLEY P & ERIN C STILLMANK REVOCABLE TRUST OF 2019

 1524 CREEKSIDE LN
 GREEN BAY WI 54311

DISTRICT 1427 LANGLADE AVE 6-813 152.5 127.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 2 BLK 1

 DAVID B YOUNG

 1427 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3145

DISTRICT 1415 LANGLADE AVE 6-815 73.0 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 4 BLK 1

 WILLIAM A KUMMERER

 1415 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3145

DISTRICT 1401 LANGLADE AVE 6-817 71.5 71.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 70 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 1

 BARBARA SALUTZ

 1401 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1395 LANGLADE AVE 6-818 77.0 24.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 7 & E 10 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 1

 TYLER J CAMERON

 1395 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1391 LANGLADE AVE 6-819 523.5 150.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 8 BLK 1

 SETH J & MEGAN M WICKER

 1391 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1396 ROCKDALE ST 6-821 22.0 22.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 10 BLK 1

 ERIC R SPRINGER

 2495 APPLE CREEK CT
 DE PERE WI 54115

DISTRICT 1402 ROCKDALE ST 6-822 78.5 26.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 11 BLK 1

 JAMES L & BONNIE J DAY
 BONNIE J DAY
 1402 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3130

DISTRICT 1410 ROCKDALE ST 6-823 24.0 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 12 BLK 1

 DOOGIESDEN LLC

 802 BOMIER ST
 DE PERE WI 54115

DISTRICT 1420 ROCKDALE ST 6-825 50.5 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 14 BLK 1

 JOSEPH & DWYN DEGROOT

 1420 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3130

DISTRICT 1426 ROCKDALE ST 6-826 73.0 49.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 15 BLK 1

 FRANCES A OETTINGER

 1426 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3130

DISTRICT 1430 ROCKDALE ST 6-827 25.5 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 16 BLK 1

 SPENCER J FAIKEL

 1430 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1373 LANGLADE AVE 6-829 100.5 76.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 2 BLK 2

 DANIELLE VANBOXTEL
 DANIELLE VAN BOXTEL
 1373 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3178

DISTRICT 1367 LANGLADE AVE 6-830 64.0 64.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 3 BLK 2

 DALE & KATHRYN J LEWIS

 1367 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3178

DISTRICT 1361 LANGLADE AVE 6-831 154.5 75.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 4 & WLY 9.5 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 2

 SUSAN M & JOHN D SEIF

 1361 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3178

DISTRICT 1357 LANGLADE AVE 6-832 14.5 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 9.5 FT OF LOT 6 & E 59.5 FT OF LOT 5
 BLK 2

 ZACHARY L VANLAANEN

 1357 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1353 LANGLADE AVE 6-833 74.0 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 E 69 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 2

 JEAN & JOSEPH BOTTKOL

 1353 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3178

DISTRICT 1345 LANGLADE AVE 6-834 121.5 121.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 7 & W 1 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 2

 DEBRA B TUCKER

 1345 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1344 ROCKDALE ST 6-837 34.0 8.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 10 BLK 2

 ANTHONY W & DAWN M TOONEN

 1344 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3128

DISTRICT 1350 ROCKDALE ST 6-838 72.5 72.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 11 BLK 2

 ANABEL LEON LEON, ETAL

 1350 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3128
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
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8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 12 BLK 2

 SANDRA A ROESER

 1356 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3128

DISTRICT 1362 ROCKDALE ST 6-840 20.6 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 13 BLK 2

 LISA A MUELLER

 1362 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3128

DISTRICT 1366 ROCKDALE ST 6-841 68.5 25.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 14 BLK 2

 JULEE RAE BIESZK

 1366 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1374 ROCKDALE ST 6-842 6.5 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 15 BLK 2

 JAMES L & JUDITH A ZUELKE

 1374 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3128

DISTRICT 1437 BRIQUELET ST 6-848 312.7 275.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 5 EXC N LY 8 FT BLK 3

 COLLEEN E PAKANICH

 1437 BRIQUELET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3103

DISTRICT 1322 BIEMERET ST 6-849 145.5 91.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 6 BLK 3

 ABBIE R WITHBROE

 1322 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3208

DISTRICT 1312 BIEMERET ST 6-850 458.6 386.6

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 7 BLK 3

 ZACHARY J VANDERMEULEN

 1312 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3208

DISTRICT 1373 ROCKDALE ST 6-852 24.5 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 2 BLK 4

 MURPHY & SHAYNA HORACEK

 1373 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
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8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 3 BLK 4

 THOMAS P PINTAR

 1367 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1363 ROCKDALE ST 6-854 78.5 51.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 4 BLK 4

 BRANDON & HALEY LESSOR

 1363 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1357 ROCKDALE ST 6-855 72.5 47.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 5 BLK 4

 CHERYL J HELMS

 1357 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3127

DISTRICT 1351 ROCKDALE ST 6-856 192.0 123.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 6 BLK 4

 TERRENCE F & MARY K LAPACZ
 TERRENCE & MARY LA PACZ
 1351 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3127

DISTRICT 1345 ROCKDALE ST 6-857 25.0 0.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 7 BLK 4

 GERALD K SPICE

 1345 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1340 BIEMERET ST 6-859 341.0 151.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 9 BLK 4

 DALE D DEMPSEY

 1340 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1344 BIEMERET ST 6-860 125.0 100.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 10 BLK 4

 WILLIAM F & KRISTINE A HARTUNG

 1344 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3152

DISTRICT 1350 BIEMERET ST 6-861 169.5 169.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 11 BLK 4

 TINA PALUBICKI

 1350 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3152
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
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8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 12 & E 3 FT OF LOT 13 BLK 4

 JAIME A WILSON

 1356 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3152

DISTRICT 1362 BIEMERET ST 6-863 75.0 75.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 62 FT OF LOT 13 BLK 4

 JUDILYN MCGOWN
 HANSEN FAMILY TRUST
 PO BOX 6972
 DENVER CO 80206

DISTRICT 1368 BIEMERET ST 6-864 150.0 150.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 14 BLK 4

 PHYLLIS J SMEESTER FAMILY TRUST

 1368 BIERMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1372 BIEMERET ST 6-865 74.5 49.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 15 BLK 4

 JOYCE M FOX REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST

 1372 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1378 BIEMERET ST 6-866 183.5 183.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 16 BLK 4

 ELLEN S VOLLSTEDT

 1378 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3152

DISTRICT 1379 BIEMERET ST 6-909 415.5 167.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 1 BLK 9

 STEVEN J & DEBORAH M GEORGIA REVOCABLE TRUST

 1379 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3153

DISTRICT 1367 BIEMERET ST 6-911 99.5 99.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 3 EX W 10 FT BLK 9

 SEAN KELLY

 1367 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1361 BIEMERET ST 6-912 98.9 98.9

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 4 BLK 9

 MILLER GOLD LLC

 2158 RED OAK DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54301
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
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8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 5 BLK 9

 COLTEN D JENSEN, ETAL
 COLTEN D JENSEN & MEGAN M WYMAN
 1357 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3153

DISTRICT 1349 BIEMERET ST 6-914 178.0 130.0

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 6 EX ELY 5 FT BLK 9

 DEON DAVID & CHRISTIE A BRUECKER

 1349 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1345 BIEMERET ST 6-915 39.0 30.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 7 & ELY 5 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 9

 BRADLEY P MCCRILLIS

 26911 BAGLEY RD
 OLMSTED TOWN OH 44138

DISTRICT 1321 BIEMERET ST 6-918 112.8 90.7

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 2 EX PR T OF WESTWOOD ADDN BLK
 10

 CYNTHIA & GRACE VANDERGRIFF
 CYNTHIA VANDERGRIFF
 85 HARRY STOUDT DR
 BERNVILLE PA 19506
DISTRICT 1313 BIEMERET ST 6-919 300.5 173.5

8 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 3 BLK 10

 JOHN ADAM VANDERLEEST

 1313 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1465 LANGLADE AVE 6-952 233.0 184.0

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 1 BLK 2

 AMANDA R LIST

 1465 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1459 LANGLADE AVE 6-953 131.5 85.5

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 2 BLK 2

 KELLY L HEIMERMAN

 1459 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3145

DISTRICT 1457 LANGLADE AVE 6-954 98.5 98.5

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 3 BLK 2

 JOHN W ROLEFSON & MARY T ESCOTO-ROLEFSON JOINT
 TRUST OF 2025

 1457 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
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8 HELEN PLAT LOT 4 BLK 2

 MARVIN G & JOAN L & MARVIN G NESS

 937 S MILLWOOD DR
 BARTLETT IL 60103

DISTRICT 1447 LANGLADE AVE 6-956 101.5 76.0

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 5 BLK 2

 RUSSELL F & KELLY J HOLTMEIER

 1447 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3145

DISTRICT 1443 LANGLADE AVE 6-957 101.0 101.0

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 6 BLK 2

 CYNTHIA GARBISCH

 1443 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3145

DISTRICT 1435 LANGLADE AVE 6-958 97.5 97.5

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 7 BLK 2

 JEFFREY L & MARY C VANDERVEST

 1435 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3145

DISTRICT 1438 ROCKDALE ST 6-959 73.0 0.0

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 8 BLK 2

 SAUER REVOCABLE TRUST

 1438 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1442 ROCKDALE ST 6-960 30.7 0.0

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 9 BLK 2

 MARIO R & KAREN L FERNANDEZ

 1442 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1448 ROCKDALE ST 6-961 70.1 26.0

8 HELEN PLAT LOT 10 BLK 2

 JEFFREY CHARLES & PAMELA MARIE METLI

 1448 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 225 N MADISON ST 11-174 848.8 515.0

9 NAVARINO PLAT N 105.9 FT OF LOTS 526-527-528-529-530 &
 531 & VAC ALLEY DESC IN 910 R 444 BCR EXC 76 J 448-31

 ASSOCIATED KELLOGG BANK
 ASSOCIATED BANK LEASING REAL EST MS 8227
 433 MAIN ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
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9 LOT 1 OF 10 CSM 225

 WISCONSIN DEPT OF ADMINISTRATION

 200 N JEFFERSON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-5158

DISTRICT 1804 TWELFTH AVE 1-1297 388.0 160.0

9 HIGHLAND PARK ADDN NLY 61.8 FT OF WLY 103.61 FT OF
 ELY 1/3 OF LOT 222

 STACY HOWARTH

 1804 TWELFTH AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3753
DISTRICT 1812 TWELFTH AVE 1-1297-B 326.0 0.0

9 HIGHLAND PARK ADDN NLY 95 FT OF SLY 175 FT OF WLY
 103.61 FT OF E 1/3 OF LOT 222

 SUNSHINE BLVD PROPERTIES LLC

 1138 W MASON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303
DISTRICT 931 VICTORY BLVD 1-1298 174.5 74.5

9 HIGHLAND PARK ADDN E 1/2 OF CENTER 1/3 OF LOT 222 EX
 334 D 324 & EX 350 D 538

 JEREMY DANIEL PATRICK STUJENSKE

 931 VICTORY BLVD
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3750
DISTRICT 935 VICTORY BLVD 1-1298-A 149.5 100.0

9 HIGHLAND PARK ADDN W1/2 OF CENTER 1/3 OF LOT 222 EX
 334 D 325 & EX 357 D 75

 KEVIN W & DEBRA A ROFFERS

 935 VICTORY BLVD
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3750
DISTRICT 943 VICTORY BLVD 1-1299 226.5 101.0

9 HIGHLAND PARK ADDN W1/3 OF LOT 222 EX 335 D 147 & EX
 629 R 594 & EX 820 R 119

 SCOTT D & TINA L MASSEY

 943 VICTORY BLVD
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 951 VICTORY BLVD 1-1311-A 149.0 0.0

9 HIGHLAND PARK ADDN E1/2 OF E1/3 OF LOT 227 EX 335 D
 149 & EX 846 R 9

 JACQUELINE SULLIVAN

 951 VICTORY BLVD
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1433 THIRTEENTH AVE 1-1685 380.0 272.0

9 WALTER H BASTENS PLAT LOT 7 BLK 1

 JOSEPH W & MARJORIE A TONNON

 1433 THIRTEENTH AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3405

DISTRICT 227 E WALNUT ST 12-119 194.9 142.4

9 PLAT OF NAVARINO E 66 FT OF S 100 FT OF LOTS 52 & 53

 INVESTMENT CREATIONS LLC

 PO BOX 91
 NEENAH WI 54957

DISTRICT 225 E WALNUT ST 12-120 73.6 73.6

9 PLAT OF NAVARINO W 23 FT OF E 89 FT OF S 100 FT OF LOTS
 52 & 53

 LIZA RAE LLC

 3048 CNTY RD EE
 ABRAMS WI 54101-9597
DISTRICT 217 E WALNUT ST 12-121 267.3 0.0

9 PLAT OF NAVARINO WLY 70 FT OF LOTS 52 & 53 & WLY 70 FT
 OF SLY 22 FT OF LOT 51 SUBJ TO ESMT DESC IN J9780-8

 VIC THEATRE GREEN BAY LLC

 130 E WALNUT ST, #607
 GREEN BAY WI 54301
DISTRICT 101 N JEFFERSON ST 12-152-A 1015.0 447.4

9 PLAT OF NAVARINO LOTS 87-88 -89-90 & 91

 BROWN COUNTY ADMIN BROWN COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING
 BROWN COUNTY ATTN TREASURER
 PO BOX 23600
 GREEN BAY WI 54305-3600

DISTRICT 501 S ADAMS ST 15-23 2186.5 302.8

9 LOT 2 OF 23 CSM 10 MAP 3912 IN 1213359 BNG PART OF
 LOTS 1 THRU 5,11,12,13 & ALL OF LOTS 14,15 & 16 BLK 16
 PLAT OF ASTOR

 COSMO LLC
 C/O JOHN F BUTZ; COSMO LLC
 PO BOX 12115
 GREEN BAY WI 54307-2115
DISTRICT 1202 S OAKLAND AVE 1-591 126.0 126.0

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET LOT 1 BLK 9 EXC J 4288-40

 ARNOLD J & EDWINA J VANDYKE
 ARNOLD & EDWINA VAN DYKE
 1058 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3363
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1204 S OAKLAND AVE 1-592 114.5 50.0

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET L OT 2 BLK 9

 KEITH P HAZEN

 1204 S OAKLAND AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2661

DISTRICT 1210 S OAKLAND AVE 1-593 209.0 55.5

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET L OT 3 BLK 9

 TIMOTHY P DUGAN

 1210 S OAKLAND AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2661

DISTRICT 1212 S OAKLAND AVE 1-594 264.0 76.0

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET LOT 4 & N 1/2 LOT 5 BLK 9

 DANNY & BETH ANNE PANELLA

 1212 LOURDES AVE
 DE PERE WI 54115

DISTRICT 1218 S OAKLAND AVE 1-596 262.0 128.0

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET S 1/2 LOT 5 & ALL OF LOT 6
 BLK 9

 JACQUELINE M & ROBERT S VANDREESE

 3413 EURO LN
 DE PERE WI 54115
DISTRICT 1222 S OAKLAND AVE 1-597 143.0 50.0

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET LOT 7 BLK 9

 PATRICIA SMITHIES

 1223 S GREENWOOD AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1224 S OAKLAND AVE 1-598 99.5 74.5

9 REPLAT OF PLAT OF NICOLET LOT 8 BLK 9

 BYRON C WEYCKER

 1224 S OAKLAND AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1139 THIRTEENTH AVE 1-703 106.6 106.6

9 WEST SIDE HILL S1/2 OF LOT 53

 ERIC SCHMOLL

 PO BOX 222
 SUAMICO WI 54173

DISTRICT 1214 THIRTEENTH AVE 1-724 83.3 54.1

9 WEST SIDE HILL N1/2 OF LOT 66 EX ALLEY

 DAVID A & DOREEN K DEPREY

 1214 THIRTEENTH AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2540
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 994 CHRISTIANA ST 3-1002 61.9 7.0

9 PART OF PC #1 WSFR PART OF PC 1 DES IN VOL 176 DEEDS
 PG 283 BCR

 DAVID A & TWYLA G KOCH

 994 CHRISTIANA ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-1755
DISTRICT 993 CHRISTIANA ST 3-299 141.6 3.6

9 JOHN ANDERSONS SUBD LOT 8

 BAITINGER HOLDINGS LLC

 8 FIESTA CT UNIT D
 APPLETON WI 54911

DISTRICT 425 OAK ST 3-704 519.5 108.2

9 CADY & BURDONS 2ND ADDN LOT 10 BLK G

 SONIA GABRIELA REYES LOPEZ

 425 OAK ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 864 CHRISTIANA ST 3-936-A 166.1 14.4

9 THAT PRT OF PC 1 WSFR AS DESC IN 279 D 356 & PRT IN
 2251647

 NICHOLAS R ECKERT

 864 CHRISTIANA ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-1642
DISTRICT 120 HAZEL ST 3-969 261.6 0.0

9 PC #1 WSFR THAT PART OF PRI VATE CLAIM #1 W AS DES IN
 VOL 348 D 512 BCR EX 996 R 460 BCR

 ERIC R SCHANAU

 3002 WINDROSS LN
 LITTLE SUAMICO WI 54141
DISTRICT 150 N ASHLAND AVE 4-173 110.3 80.6

9 DESNOYERS ADD LOT 27 BLK E

 DOUGLAS C JENSEN

 150 N ASHLAND AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 158 N MAPLE AVE 4-95 460.0 178.6

9 DOUSMANS ADD N 55 FT OF LOT 103 & N 55 FT OF W 25 FT
 OF LOT 102

 NEIGHBORWORKS GREEN BAY

 437 S JACKSON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301-3909
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1229 THRUSH ST 18-1020 127.5 0.0

10 PLAT OF MATHER HEIGHTS LOT 5 BLK 1

 MITCHELL G MITTAG

 1229 THRUSH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 1029 PARK ST 18-1164 189.0 72.5

10 PLAT OF MATHER HEIGHTS LOT 5 BLK 11

 BRIANNA M & THOMAS GOKEY

 1029 PARK ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54301

DISTRICT 716 ETHEL AVE 18-857 192.5 72.0

10 PLAT OF COLONIAL VILLAGE LOT 4 BLK 1

 DAVID L KARNOPP

 716 ETHEL AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 720 ETHEL AVE 18-858 74.5 50.0

10 PLAT OF COLONIAL VILLAGE LOT 5 BLK 1

 PATRICK P PEARSON

 720 ETHEL AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 830 N BUCHANAN ST 18-929 210.5 125.0

10 SUBD OF BLKS 4, 5 & 6 PLAT OF COLONIAL VILLAGE LOT 4
 BLK 5

 MARCY R & TIMOTHY R WECH

 830 N BUCHANAN ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-4059
DISTRICT 1140 ELMORE ST 5-1305-C 149.5 125.0

10 MILITARY RESERVE E 1/2 OF S 1/2 OF THAT PRT OF LOT 182
 THAT LIES BETW BOND & ELMOR E STS IN CITY

 GLENDA L LEWIS

 1140 ELMORE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303
DISTRICT 1238 OREGON ST 5-675 147.5 100.0

10 DOUSMAN & ELMORES 2ND ADD W 59.5 FT OF S 130.13 FT
 OF LOT 53 LYG BETWN S LINE DOU SMAN ST & N LINE
 OREGON ST

 WILLIAM V WOOD

 1238 OREGON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-3047
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1052 ELMORE ST 5-778 258.5 186.0

10 MAYFAIR ADD LOT 1 BLK 3

 KENNETH G & SUSAN L VANDENHEUVEL

 5483 ELMWOOD LN
 LUXEMBURG WI 54217

DISTRICT 1580 BOLAND RD 6-1222 253.5 180.0

10 MURPHY PARK ADDN LOT 1 BLK 1

 MICHELLE M WOLTER

 1580 BOLAND RD
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-4606

DISTRICT 1666 BOLAND RD 6-1383 121.0 121.0

10 MURPHY PARK 2ND ADDN LOT 11 BLK 6

 STACIE PROPERTIES LLC

 3069 BETH DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54311

DISTRICT 1860 SHAWANO AVE 6-263-1 2212.5 50.0

10 LOTS 1 & 2 OF 47 CSM 321 MAP 7055 IN 2111854 BNG PRTS
 OF DOUSMAN CLAIM & PC 1 WSFR EX PCL 6 OF TPP 9202-07-
 23-4.08 & THOSE PRTS OF PC 1 WSFR, LOTS 1 & 2 OF 13 CSM
 113 MAP 2683 IN 1023391, LOT 1 OF 19 CSM 27 MAP 3442 IN
 1143943, VAC SUNDALE DR & PCL 6 OF SAID TPP ALL AS
 DESC IN 2801776 LYG ADJACENT & EX RDS

 ST VINCENT HOSPITAL OF THE HOSPITAL SISTERS ...
 HOSPITAL SISTERS OF ST 3RD ORDER ST FRANCIS
 PO BOX 13508
 GREEN BAY WI 54307
DISTRICT 1680 BOLAND RD 6-72-I-C 201.5 151.0

10 PARCEL D OF 2 CSM 603 MAP 651 IN 676338

 WILLIAM J & MARY KAUFMAN

 1680 BOLAND RD
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 1523 BIEMERET ST 6-1040 30.5 30.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 46 FT OF LOT 2 & ALL OF LOT 3 EX E 43
 FT THEREOF BLK 1

 PAMELA K BURTON

 1523 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1517 BIEMERET ST 6-1041 148.5 124.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 43 FT OF LOT 3 & ALL OF LOT 4 EX E 31
 FT THEREOF BLK 1

 STEPHEN T & KELSEY D ANDERSON

 1517 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3001
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1511 BIEMERET ST 6-1042 79.0 79.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 54 FT OF LOT 5 & E 31 FT OF LOT 4 BLK
 1

 BLAKE D SIEWERT

 4127 MANITOU WAY
 MADISON WI 53711
DISTRICT 1505 BIEMERET ST 6-1044 150.0 125.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 63 FT OF LOT 6 & E 17 FT OF LOT 5 BLK
 1

 PAUL W LAHAYE

 1505 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1489 BIEMERET ST 6-1046 71.5 71.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 8 BLK 1 & ALL OF LOT 1 BLK 7
 SCHMITT PLAT #5 EXC ELY 75 FT THEREOF

 LISA A & JAMES E BORKOVEC

 1489 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1535 ROCKDALE ST 6-1048 75.5 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 2 BLK 2

 NICOLE LIPINSKI

 1535 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1525 ROCKDALE ST 6-1049 147.5 99.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 3 & W 35 FT OF LOT 4 BLK 2

 JON L & BETH A MUELLER

 1525 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3011

DISTRICT 1521 ROCKDALE ST 6-1051 103.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 30 FT OF LOT 4 & W 42 FT OF LOT 5 BLK
 2

 MAI KA & LEE VUE YANG

 1521 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1513 ROCKDALE ST 6-1052 77.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 26 FT OF LOT 5 & W 59 FT OF LOT 6 BLK
 2

 KLA HOMES LLC

 123 S 9TH ST #5492
 DE PERE WI 54115
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1507 ROCKDALE ST 6-1053 55.0 55.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 7 & E 14 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 2

 GEOFFREY J & KATHERINE M WILLIAMS

 1507 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3011

DISTRICT 1499 ROCKDALE ST 6-1054 124.0 124.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 8 & WLY 7 FT OF LOT 9 BLK 2

 KEITH A & JUDITH PAMPERIN

 1499 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3045

DISTRICT 1491 ROCKDALE ST 6-1055 115.0 115.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 9 EX W 7 FT BLK 2

 WILLIAM NOONE

 1491 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1490 BIEMERET ST 6-1056 249.9 148.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 10 EX W LY 8 FT & EX ELY 5 FT BLK 2

 KAY M & SCOTT A MOORE

 1490 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3051

DISTRICT 1496 BIEMERET ST 6-1057 126.5 99.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 81 FT OF LOT 11 & W 8 FT OF LOT 10
 BLK 2

 CHERYL L & ANDRE L ROSE

 1496 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3051
DISTRICT 1504 BIEMERET ST 6-1058 76.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 12 & W 6 FT OF LOT 11 BLK 2

 ROBERT T & REBECCA L WERY
 ATTN THOMAS & JILL WERY
 1504 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1510 BIEMERET ST 6-1059 173.0 100.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 13 BLK 2

 TIMOTHY J JADIN

 1510 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3002

DISTRICT 1518 BIEMERET ST 6-1060 120.5 120.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 14 BLK 2

 JESSIE L & DANA M HARO

 1518 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3002
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1524 BIEMERET ST 6-1061 106.6 55.6

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 15 & E 35 FT OF LOT 16 BLK 2

 JEROME M & MARY A FELDHAUSEN

 1524 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3002

DISTRICT 1530 BIEMERET ST 6-1063 348.0 92.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 17 & W 30 FT OF LOT 16 BLK 2

 BEVERLY J & GERALD J KASTER

 1530 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3002

DISTRICT 1535 LANGLADE AVE 6-1065 188.0 113.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 36 FT OF LOT 2 ALL OF LOT 3 & W 9 FT
 OF LOT 4 BLK 3

 JESSICA L & ADAM L OLBRANTZ

 1535 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3022
DISTRICT 1529 LANGLADE AVE 6-1068 109.0 84.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 44 FT OF LOT 5 & E 56 FT OF LOT 4 BLK
 3

 MARIE S HELMKE REVOCABLE TRUST

 1529 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1523 LANGLADE AVE 6-1069 75.0 75.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 59 FT OF LOT 6 & E 21 FT OF LOT 5 BLK
 3

 JACK D & CAROL A STROMBECK

 1523 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3022
DISTRICT 1517 LANGLADE AVE 6-1070 77.0 77.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 58 FT OF LOT 7 & E 10 FT OF LOT 6 BLK
 3

 JEFFREY A LASHOCK

 1517 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3022
DISTRICT 1513 LANGLADE AVE 6-1071 149.0 99.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 8 & E 11 FT OF LOT 7 BLK 3

 KHOU KONG SLAVIK

 1513 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1507 LANGLADE AVE 6-1072 51.0 51.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 64 FT OF LOT 9 BLK 3

 JAMES A & CAROL L ZELZER

 1507 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3022

DISTRICT 1501 LANGLADE AVE 6-1073 123.5 48.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 9 FT OF L OT 9 & ALL OF LOT 10 & W 8
 FT OF LOT 11 BLK 3

 JEAN M BAXTER

 1501 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3022
DISTRICT 1493 LANGLADE AVE 6-1074 138.5 107.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 E 70 FT OF LOT 11 BLK 3

 GARY M & BRENDA FALK

 1493 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1490 ROCKDALE ST 6-1075 77.4 50.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 12 BLK 3

 JONATHAN R GREENLEY

 1490 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3046

DISTRICT 1498 ROCKDALE ST 6-1076 29.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 13 BLK 3

 ADAM R & ASHLEY A PAMPERIN

 1498 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3046

DISTRICT 1506 ROCKDALE ST 6-1077 98.5 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 14 BLK 3

 ELLEN E FILIPENKO

 1506 ROCKDALE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1510 ROCKDALE ST 6-1078 104.5 79.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 15 & E 11 FT OF LOT 16 BLK 3

 SMITH JACK B & JOYCE REVOCABLE TRUST
 JACK & JOYCE SMITH
 1510 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3012

DISTRICT 1516 ROCKDALE ST 6-1079 52.0 52.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 58 FT OF LOT 16 & E 7 FT OF LOT 17
 BLK 3

 WENDY R & RONALD A BENJAMIN

 1516 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3012
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1526 ROCKDALE ST 6-1081 74.0 49.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 LOT 18 & E 7 FT OF LOT 19 BLK 3

 JAMIE A & TIMOTHY A BLINTEN

 8838 3RD AVE
 PLEASANT PRAIRIE WI 53158-4707

DISTRICT 1532 ROCKDALE ST 6-1082 100.5 75.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #6 W 58 FT OF LOT 19 & E 37 FT OF LOT 20
 BLK 3

 DALE F ROYER & MARYJO WILLIAMS REVOCABLE TRUST

 1532 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1484 RUSSELL ST 6-1211 50.0 25.0

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 LOT 5

 STEPHEN R SEILO

 1484 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3047

DISTRICT 1497 RUSSELL ST 6-1212 225.0 93.0

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 LOT 6 E X E 3 FT

 SCOTT D & JENNIFER J BURTON

 1497 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3048

DISTRICT 1491 RUSSELL ST 6-1213 83.5 83.5

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 LOT 7 & W 4 FT OF LOT 8 & THE E 3
 FT OF LOT 6

 DEBRA L & JAMES C LASTER

 1491 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3048
DISTRICT 1485 RUSSELL ST 6-1214 97.5 80.5

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 MOST WLY 4 FT OF LOT 9 & ALL OF
 LOT 8 EX MOST WLY 4 FT THEREOF

 RICHARD T & JENNIFER K GRELL

 1485 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3048
DISTRICT 1484 LANGLADE AVE 6-1219 150.0 125.5

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 LOT 13

 LINDEN MARY STEIN & WAYNE BRIAN LAVALLIERE LIVING
 TRUST

 1484 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1492 LANGLADE AVE 6-1220 76.0 51.0

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 LOT 14

 DONALD L YOUNISS

 1492 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1496 LANGLADE AVE 6-1221 60.5 60.5

11 CARL MENNEN SUBD #1 LOT 15

 TRACY K LAWS

 1496 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1505 NINTH ST 6-1274 26.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 1 BLK 1

 SEQUOIA CHEYENNE EMERSON

 1505 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1509 NINTH ST 6-1275 73.4 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD ELY 56 FT OF LOT 2 BLK 1

 WOBIN ZHANG

 9329 SPIRIT ST
 MIDDLETON WI 53562

DISTRICT 1515 NINTH ST 6-1276 106.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUB ELY 59 FT OF L OT 3 & WLY 10 FT OF LOT 2
 BLK 1

 WILLIAM R & RONGJIAO COURCHAINE

 1515 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3017
DISTRICT 1521 NINTH ST 6-1277 118.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD ELY 65 FT OF LOT 4 AND WLY 5 FT OF LOT 3

 PATRICK FREDACH

 1521 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3017

DISTRICT 1525 NINTH ST 6-1278 15.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 5 & THE W 1 FT OF LOT 4 BLK 1

 JULIE A PITTS

 1525 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3017

DISTRICT 1531 NINTH ST 6-1279 50.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 6 & E 2 F T OF LOT 7 BLK 1

 JOSEPH J & SARAH J HARRING

 1531 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3017
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1537 NINTH ST 6-1280 57.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD W 62 FT OF LO T 7 & E 6 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 1

 KENNETH J & ANN M KABACINSKI

 1537 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3017

DISTRICT 1540 RUSSELL ST 6-1284 25.0 25.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 11 & E 6 FT OF LOT 10 & W 6 FT OF
 LOT 12 BLK 1

 GORDON D CLARK, ETAL
 GORDON D CLARK & JUDITH A FRIEDERICHS
 1540 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3014
DISTRICT 1532 RUSSELL ST 6-1285 24.0 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 12 EX W 6 FT & W 6 FT OF LOT 13 BLK
 1

 JOHN W KREUSER, ETAL

 1532 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3014
DISTRICT 1528 RUSSELL ST 6-1286 94.5 25.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 13 EX W 6 FT & W 4 FT OF LOT 14 BLK
 1

 PATRICK J VOGEL

 1528 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3014
DISTRICT 1522 RUSSELL ST 6-1287 185.5 75.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD E 72 FT OF LOT 14 BLK 1

 CINDY LYNN & JOHN V MCCLURE

 1522 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1516 RUSSELL ST 6-1288 153.0 153.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 15 BLK 1

 RYANNE & JASON DUDA

 1516 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1508 RUSSELL ST 6-1289 151.0 151.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 16 BLK 1

 MICHAEL & CRYSTAL GRENDZIAK

 1508 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1504 RUSSELL ST 6-1290 103.0 78.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 17 BLK 1

 RYAN D PHILLIPS

 1504 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3014
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1503 RUSSELL ST 6-1291 45.5 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 1 BLK 2

 DANA M RICHARD

 1503 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1509 RUSSELL ST 6-1292 100.0 25.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 2 BLK 2

 KYLE Z & SEE VANG

 1509 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1513 RUSSELL ST 6-1293 149.5 125.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 3 & ELY 10 FT OF LOT 4 BLK 2

 RICHARD & LAURA L KLUG

 1513 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1523 RUSSELL ST 6-1294 50.0 50.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD W 66 FT OF LOT 4 & E 14 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 2

 ROBERT A & AMANDA L JOLIN

 1523 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1535 RUSSELL ST 6-1296 49.5 49.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 6 EX ELY 10 FT & ELY 3 FT OF LOT 7
 BLK 2

 MARILYN T JACOBSEN

 1535 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3013
DISTRICT 1541 RUSSELL ST 6-1297 168.0 17.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 7 EX ELY 3 FT & ELY 8 FT OF LOT 8 BLK
 2

 ALFREDO MOYANO BARROSO, ETAL

 1541 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3013
DISTRICT 1547 RUSSELL ST 6-1298 673.5 469.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 8 EX E 8 FT BLK 2

 JEFFREY W MARTENS

 3084 GOTHIC CT
 GREEN BAY WI 54313

DISTRICT 1544 LANGLADE AVE 6-1299 265.6 24.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 9 & WLY 10 FT OF LOT 10 BLK 2

 JASON J BOSETSKI

 1544 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3023
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1540 LANGLADE AVE 6-1300 326.0 149.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 10 EX WLY 10 FT & LOT 11 EX ELY 60
 FT BLK 2

 CAROLINE E & DOROTHY M RASMUSSEN

 1540 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3023
DISTRICT 1532 LANGLADE AVE 6-1301 218.0 115.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD ELY 60 FT OF LOT 11 & WLY 15 FT OF LOT
 12 BLK 2

 NADINE E & BENJAMIN J MIDTHUN

 1532 LANGLADE AV
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1526 LANGLADE AVE 6-1302 125.0 100.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD WLY 11 FT OF LOT 13 & ELY 63 FT OF LOT
 12 BLK 2

 EDWARD & MARLEE HUNT

 1526 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1522 LANGLADE AVE 6-1303 68.1 0.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD ELY 65 FT OF LOT 13 BLK 2

 DUNG HUU & SARAY THI NGUYEN

 1522 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1514 LANGLADE AVE 6-1304 214.0 99.0

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 14 BLK 2

 JODIE L & GREGORY A STUJENSKE

 1514 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1510 LANGLADE AVE 6-1305 175.5 124.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 15 BLK 2

 CHARLES C & CATHARINE E LEONARD

 1510 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1504 LANGLADE AVE 6-1306 55.5 55.5

11 GLENPARK SUBD LOT 16 BLK 2

 HANNAH & DYLAN ENGELLAND

 1504 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1396 LIBERTY ST 6-1316 25.5 25.5

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 2 BLK 2

 CAROL A BRAATZ

 1396 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1410 LIBERTY ST 6-1318 87.0 65.0

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 W 70 FT O F LOT 4 BLK 2

 ROGER T VANARK, ETAL
 ROGER T VAN ARK
 1410 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3118

DISTRICT 1416 LIBERTY ST 6-1319 17.5 17.5

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 5 BLK 2

 CHRISTINE E DIEDERICH

 1416 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3118

DISTRICT 1422 LIBERTY ST 6-1320 24.5 24.5

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 ELY 73 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 2

 BRENNAN & DANIEL & BAILEY VANEFFEN

 1422 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1426 LIBERTY ST 6-1321 125.5 100.0

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 7 & W 2 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 2

 STACEY M & JASON R DUDEK

 1426 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1432 LIBERTY ST 6-1322 75.5 49.5

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 E 73 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 2

 MARY LOU LENTZ

 1432 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1438 LIBERTY ST 6-1323 24.5 24.5

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 E 68 FT O F LOT 9 & W 2 FT OF LOT 8
 BLK 2

 JOHN & ROSELLA LASEE

 1438 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3118
DISTRICT 1444 LIBERTY ST 6-1324 68.5 21.0

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 10 & W 5 FT OF LOT 9 BLK 2

 ALEX & JESSICA KLAUS

 1444 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1456 LIBERTY ST 6-1326 92.0 0.0

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 12 BL K 2

 GARY COUILLARD

 1456 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3118
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1468 LIBERTY ST 6-1328 549.5 300.0

11 BRIQUELET SUBD #1 LOT 14 BL K 2

 STAUBER EUGENE M & IVA M FAMILY TRUST
 EUGENE & IVA STAUBER
 1468 LIBERTY ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3118

DISTRICT 1616 W MASON ST 6-149 354.5 98.0

11 LOT 1 OF CSM 9446 IN 2997307 BNG PRT OF LOT 13 OF CLA
 TANK'S SUBD OF PC 2-9 WSFR

 NEUFELD ENTERPRISES II LLC

 320 S MILITARY AV
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-2202
DISTRICT 612 S MILITARY AVE 6-149-1 597.5 7.0

11 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2 TO 9 W ELY 150 FT OF LOT 13 LYG W
 OF W/L OF MILITARY AVE EX PART DESC IN 342 D 189 & EX
 346 D 517 & 822 R 640 & EX ST IN 980 R 574 ALSO 10 FT
 STRIP DESC IN J5187-15 & EX ST IN J12051-29

 OASIS ESTATE LLC

 2161 TRELLIS DR
 DEPERE WI 54115
DISTRICT 506 S MILITARY AVE 6-149-3 25.0 0.0

11 TANKS SUB OF PC 2-9W N 103 FT OF E 225 FT OF LOT 13 EX
 N 61 FT OF E 205 FT

 HAI QING LIU & BI YUN WU REVOCABLE TRUST

 920 RASMUSSEN PL
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1620 W MASON ST 6-149-4 74.0 0.0

11 LOT 2 OF 59 CSM 23 BNG PRT OF LOT 13 OF CLA TANK'S
 SUBD OF PC 2-9 WSFR

 SILVER MOON PROPERTIES LLC

 PO BOX 620796
 MIDDLETON WI 53562
DISTRICT 600 S MILITARY AVE 6-149-5 97.5 0.0

11 LOT 2 OF CSM 9446 IN 2997307 BNG PRT OF LOT 13 OF CLA
 TANK'S SUBD OF PC 2-9 WSFR

 CRISP FAMILY INVESTMENTS FL

 6300 RIO BONITO DR
 CARMICHAEL CA 95608
DISTRICT 1660 W MASON ST 6-150 145.0 22.0

11 LOT 1 OF 13 CSM 139 MAP 2691 IN 1024520 BNG PRT OF LOT
 14 OF TANKS SUBD PC 2-9 WSFR EX ST IN J12136-42

 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF NORTH CENTRAL WI INC

 1800 APPLETON RD
 MENASHA WI 54952
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1632 W MASON ST 6-150-1-1 24.5 0.0

11 LOT 2 OF CSM 9413 IN 2988633 BNG PRT OF LOT 14 OF
 TANKS SUBD PC 2-9 WSFR

 NEUFELD ENTERPRISES II LLC

 320 S MILITARY AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303
DISTRICT 1630 W MASON ST 6-150-1-2 172.5 0.0

11 LOT 3 OF CSM 9413 IN 2988633 BNG PRT OF LOT 14 OF
 TANKS SUBD PC 2-9 WSFR

 NEUFELD ENTERPRISES II LLC

 320 S MILITARY AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303
DISTRICT 1395 SERVAIS ST 6-1558 98.5 0.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 2 BLK 4

 CHEESEHEAD RENTALS LLC

 N9253 CASSANDRA WAY
 APPLETON WI 54915

DISTRICT 1405 SERVAIS ST 6-1559 100.0 75.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 3 BLK 4

 SOMER R & TRAVIS J EVANS

 1450 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1411 SERVAIS ST 6-1560 148.5 54.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 4 BLK 4

 JEAN E MOESCH

 1060 PILGRIM WAY APT 310
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1417 SERVAIS ST 6-1561 97.4 0.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 5 BLK 4

 MARY C VANDYCK
 MARY C VAN DYCK
 1417 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3137

DISTRICT 1423 SERVAIS ST 6-1562 24.5 24.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 6 BLK 4 BNG PRT OF PC 11 WSFR

 FRANGQUIST JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST
 LEE & LOIS FRANGQUIST
 1423 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3137

DISTRICT 1429 SERVAIS ST 6-1563 54.5 54.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 7 BLK 4

 RENATA J HRUSKA

 1429 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3137
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1435 SERVAIS ST 6-1564 26.5 0.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 8 BLK 4

 PATRICK S & FAY A LEMENSE

 1435 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3137

DISTRICT 1443 SERVAIS ST 6-1565 123.5 99.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 9 BLK 4

 CHA CHEE XIONG, ETAL
 CH CHEE XIONG & MARY C KHANG XIONG
 1443 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3137

DISTRICT 1447 SERVAIS ST 6-1566 229.0 204.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 10 BLK 4

 PHILLIP J & CARISSA A RASMUSSEN

 1447 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1457 SERVAIS ST 6-1567 63.0 63.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 11 BLK 4

 VANESSEN PATRICIA A REVOCABLE TRUST
 PATRICIA A VAN ESSEN
 13022 PARK LAKE DR
 NAPLES FL 34110

DISTRICT 1463 SERVAIS ST 6-1568 152.0 123.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 12 BLK 4

 KEVIN & STEPHANIE YEAGER

 1463 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3137

DISTRICT 1398 SERVAIS ST 6-1571 99.0 0.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 2 & E 2 FT OF LOT 3 BLK 5

 KEVIN E LAPOINTE

 4315 WINDEMER LN
 ONEIDA WI 54155-8656

DISTRICT 1404 SERVAIS ST 6-1572 205.5 150.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 3 EX E 2 FT BLK 5

 LOGAN J JACQUET

 1404 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1416 SERVAIS ST 6-1574 29.0 24.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 5 BLK 5

 DANNY J & CINDY S JOSLIN

 1416 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3138
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1422 SERVAIS ST 6-1575 77.5 0.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 6 BLK 5

 SARAH A & ZACHARY C CAMPILLO

 1422 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3138

DISTRICT 1428 SERVAIS ST 6-1576 169.5 97.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 7 BLK 5

 DENISE M & LARRY R ERDMANN

 1428 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3138

DISTRICT 1436 SERVAIS ST 6-1577 69.5 69.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 8 BLK 5

 RONALD K & KAREN M GROSSE

 1436 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3138

DISTRICT 1442 SERVAIS ST 6-1578 155.5 74.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 9 BLK 5

 CRATON L J & DAWN M BERRYMAN

 1442 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1450 SERVAIS ST 6-1579 124.0 124.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 10 BLK 5

 DAWN & WILLIE VANOOYEN

 1450 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1456 SERVAIS ST 6-1580 125.0 100.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 11 BLK 5

 MIKE LEE

 1456 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3138

DISTRICT 1462 SERVAIS ST 6-1581 150.5 100.5

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #1 LOT 12 BLK 5

 STEPHEN J PATE

 1462 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3138

DISTRICT 1212 S MILITARY AVE 6-1767 26.5 0.0

11 LOT 1 OF 59 CSM 43 BNG ALL OF LOTS 1-5 & PRT OF LOT 6
 BLK 3 OF FLORENCE SUBD & BNG PRT OF LOT 55 OF CLA
 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9 WSFR

 VANDERLEEST INC
 ATTN JOHN S VANDERLEEST
 1625 VERNON CT
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 402 S MILITARY AVE 6-1768 110.5 55.5

11 WESTGATE SUBD LOT 1 & PRT O F A-B & C LYG BETWN N & S
 LINES OF SD LOT 1 EXT E & W

 E&D DEVELOPMENT LLC

 402 S MILITARY AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54303-2208
DISTRICT 410 S MILITARY AVE 6-1772 26.0 0.0

11 WESTGATE SUBD LOT 5 & PRT OF A-B & C LYG BETWN N & S
 LINES OF SD LOT 5 EXT E & W

 JJ 875 PROPERTY LLC

 2754 CHASKA CT
 GREEN BAY WI 54313
DISTRICT 500 S MILITARY AVE 6-1779 45.0 0.0

11 WESTGATE SUBD LOT 12 EX N 27 FT & PRT A-B-C LYG BETWN
 N & S LINES SD LOT 12 EXT E & W & THAT PRT OF LOTS 9 &
 10 CADY & BURDONS GARDEN LOTS & PRT OF LOT 13 TANKS
 SUBD PC 2-9 W AS DES IN 368 D 195

 TMC PROPERTIES LLC

 1219 S MILITARY AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1559 NINTH ST 6-207 241.6 0.0

11 TANKS SUBD OF PC 2-9W THAT PART OF LOT 68 AS DESC IN
 VOL 348 D 292 EX 985 R 76

 DSF HOLDINGS INC

 1881 SYLVAN DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54313
DISTRICT 1492 RUSSELL ST 6-207-A-1 50.0 0.0

11 TANKS SUB OF PC 2-9W PRT OF LOT 67 DES IN 588 R 321
 AKA PCL A OF 1 CSM 281

 DANIEL LOPEZ ARMENTA

 1492 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3047
DISTRICT 1483 NINTH ST 6-207-B-1 77.0 0.0

11 TANKS SUBD OF PRIVATE CLAIM S 2 TO 9W THAT PRT OF
 LOT 67 DESC IN 335 D 82

 BARBARA J BEHRINGER

 1483 NINTH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3060
DISTRICT 1496 RUSSELL ST 6-207-D 49.5 0.0

11 TANKS SUB OF PC 2-9W THAT PRT OF LOT 67 AS DESC IN
 VOL 359 D 124

 TEAGAN DALLMAN

 1496 RUSSELL ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1497 NINTH ST 6-208 68.6 0.0

11 TANKS SUBD OF PRIVATE CLAIMS 2 TO 9 WSFR THAT PRT OF
 LOT 67 AS DESC IN 305 D 4 & 305 D 5 EX 324 D 351 & EX 335
 D 546 & EX 346 D 221

 JESSICA M & JASMINE M VAZQUEZ

 1497 9TH ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1514 SERVAIS ST 6-2131 26.0 26.0

11 WESTWOOD ADD #2 LOT 2 BLK 6

 BRIDGET C & JAMIE J BRIEN

 1514 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1506 SERVAIS ST 6-2132 27.0 0.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #2 LOT 3 BLK 6

 JACK RITCHAY

 1506 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1500 SERVAIS ST 6-2133 121.0 99.5

11 WESTWOOD ADD #2 LOT 4 BLK 6

 LUKE J & JESSICA L GILSON

 1500 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3016

DISTRICT 1494 SERVAIS ST 6-2134 322.5 273.0

11 WESTWOOD ADDN #2 LOT 5 BLK 6

 ANTHONY G REDLING

 1494 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1488 SERVAIS ST 6-2135 100.0 75.0

11 WESTWOOD ADD #2 LOT 6 BLK 6

 JESSICA A GOULDER

 1488 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3049

DISTRICT 1486 SERVAIS ST 6-303-I 401.5 0.0

11 PARCEL A OF 1 CSM 273 MAP 167 IN 577887 BNG PART OF PC
 11 WSFR

 MARY & CHA CHEE XIONG

 1486 SERVAIS ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 705 MITCHELL ST 6-382 46.5 0.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 1 EX ST IN J11916-14

 T2GREEN PROPERTIES LLC

 1624 DRUSILLAS WAY
 GREEN BAY WI 54313

DISTRICT 1619 W MASON ST 6-383 50.5 0.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 2 EX ST IN J12043-19

 TREVOR & THOMAS KONITZER

 1619 W MASON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 1615 W MASON ST 6-384 121.5 0.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 3 EX ST IN J11901-17

 MATTHEW R & RILEY ELIZABETH MALM

 909 BELLEVUE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54302

DISTRICT W MASON ST 6-385 33.5 0.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 4 EX ST IN J11916-17

 JANICE M DETIENNE REVOCABLE TRUST

 1603 W MASON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 1603 W MASON ST 6-386 176.0 0.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 5 EX ST IN J11916-17

 JANICE M DETIENNE REVOCABLE TRUST

 1603 W MASON ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54303

DISTRICT 1593 W MASON ST 6-421 1072.3 39.5

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 40-41 & 42 EX ST IN J7531-15 & EX
 ST IN J12043-12

 MILWAUKEE DEVELOOPMENT LLC

 1770 OREGON PIKE
 LANCASTER PA 17602
DISTRICT 704 S MILITARY AVE 6-440 424.8 0.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOTS 59- 60 & 61 EXC THE ELY 20 FT OF
 SLY 30 FT OF LOT 61 & EX J12214-28 & EX RD IN 2464205

 SRL2 INC

 1740 COFRIN DR STE 2
 GREEN BAY WI 54302-2024
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 904 S MILITARY AVE 6-464 297.0 147.0

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOT 83 & ALSO THE SLY 2 FT 2 IN OF
 LOT 82 & LOTS 84 & 85 EX 306 D 126 EX ST IN 979 R 69 & EX
 J9343-7 FOR ST & LOTS 86 & 87

 ZIMMERMAN HOLDINGS LLC

 904 S MILITARY AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-2115
DISTRICT 1010 S MILITARY AVE 6-478 136.7 30.4

11 ASSESSORS PLAT #1 LOTS 97- 98-99 & PRTS OF LOTS 96-100
 121-124-125 & 126 DESC IN 819 R 361 & ALSO MOST NLY 70
 FT OF ELY 360 FT OF PCL A OF 3 CSM 265 MAP 818 IN 704253
 EX 985 R 80 & EX 1045 R 5 & EX J2064-6 & ALSO ASSESSORS
 PLAT #1 PRT OF LOTS 122 THRU 125 DESC IN 858 R 639 EX
 ST IN 979 R 70 & E 360 FT OF PCL A OF 3 CSM 265 MAP 818
 IN 704253

 BERGSTROM GW FORD INC

 ONE NEENAH CENTER
 NEENAH WI 54956
DISTRICT 1152 S MILITARY AVE 6-511 23.0 0.0

11 LOT 2 OF 7 CSM 251 BNG PART OF LOTS 130 & 131
 ASSESSORS PLAT #1

 BESTER DEVELOPMENT CO LLP
 C/O KENNETH L DAVISTER; BESTER DEV CO LLP
 1570 POLO RUN TER
 GREEN BAY WI 54313
DISTRICT 1130 S MILITARY AVE 6-512 260.5 0.0

11 LOT 1 OF 7 CSM 251 BNG PART OF LOTS 130 & 131
 ASSESSORS PLAT #1

 BESTER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LLC
 C/O KENNETH L DAVISTER; BESTER DEV CO LLP
 1570 POLO RUN TER
 GREEN BAY WI 54313
DISTRICT 1431 ROCKDALE ST 6-867 48.5 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 1 BLK 5

 WILLIAM B & WENDY A COON

 1431 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129

DISTRICT 1415 ROCKDALE ST 6-870 98.5 98.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 4 & W 15 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 5

 MICHAEL P & STACEY A LEMERE
 MICHAEL & STACEY LE MERE
 1415 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129

DISTRICT 1409 ROCKDALE ST 6-871 25.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 E 65 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 5

 DEIRDRE L & BRIAN P RASMUSSEN

 1409 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1403 ROCKDALE ST 6-872 44.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 6 BLK 5

 LINDA S & NORBERT P VANPAY
 LINDA FIECK VAN PAY
 1403 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129

DISTRICT 1396 BIEMERET ST 6-876 35.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 10 BLK 5

 BARBARA J STEBER REVOCABLE TRUST

 1396 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1402 BIEMERET ST 6-877 61.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 11 BLK 5

 AIRWING HOLDINGS LLC

 1976 W TELEMARK CIR
 GREEN BAY WI 54313

DISTRICT 1408 BIEMERET ST 6-878 74.5 74.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 12 BLK 5

 KENNETH H & NANCY J ANDRESEN

 1408 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3102

DISTRICT 1414 BIEMERET ST 6-879 103.9 103.9

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 13 BLK 5

 ANGELA B & CHARLIE J MAES

 1414 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1420 BIEMERET ST 6-880 109.3 109.3

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 14 BLK 5

 JUDITH A DUNCAN

 1420 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1432 BIEMERET ST 6-882 27.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 16 BLK 5

 MELODY ANNE ESCOTO

 1432 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1438 BIEMERET ST 6-883 80.0 80.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 17 & E 22 FT OF LOT 18 BLK 5

 MAKENZIE E KRAH

 1438 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1444 BIEMERET ST 6-884-A 165.0 165.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 42 FT OF LOT 18 & E 48 FT OF LOT 19
 BLK 5

 JASON L DELSART

 1444 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1452 BIEMERET ST 6-885 124.5 97.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 E 38 FT OF LOT 20 & W 22 FT OF LOT 19
 BLK 5

 KERRIE M KENNEDY

 1452 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3102
DISTRICT 1456 BIEMERET ST 6-886 49.0 49.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 E 38 FT OF LOT 21 & W 22 FT OF LOT 20
 BLK 5

 STACIE L SCHABOW

 1456 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3102
DISTRICT 1460 BIEMERET ST 6-888 31.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 30 FT OF LOT 21 BLK 5 & ALL OF LOT 22
 BLK 5

 WENDY L HANSEN

 1340 CONCORD WAY
 HOBART WI 54155
DISTRICT 1486 BIEMERET ST 6-890 246.0 174.9

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 1 BLK 6 & THE EAST 5 FT OF LOT 10
 BLK 2 OF SCHMITT PLAT #6

 MASON V & TESSA J SIMPSON

 1486 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1485 BIEMERET ST 6-892-A 229.5 51.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 E 75 FT OF LOT 1 BLK 7

 1485 BIEMERET LLC

 1280 ECHO LN
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1461 BIEMERET ST 6-895 122.5 110.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 2 BLK 8

 LARRY L & ANNA M KUCIEMBA

 1461 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1457 BIEMERET ST 6-896 62.5 50.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 3 BLK 8

 SARAH A & DAVID M JOLLY

 1457 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1453 BIEMERET ST 6-897 61.0 61.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 4 BLK 8

 ROBERT V & MELISSA J WIEDENHAFT

 1453 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1441 BIEMERET ST 6-898 98.0 29.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 65 FT OF LOT 6 & E 5 FT OF LOT 5 BLK
 8

 PAUL M & ERIN M LANGE

 1441 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304
DISTRICT 1447 BIEMERET ST 6-898-A 149.0 98.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 W 60 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 8

 RONALD L ELLIOTT

 1447 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1435 BIEMERET ST 6-900 126.0 126.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 7 & E 10 FT OF LOT 6 BLK 8

 RONALD K & MARY L VINGER

 1435 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1431 BIEMERET ST 6-901 208.0 137.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 8 BLK 8

 MARY JO THOMPSON

 1431 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1425 BIEMERET ST 6-902 63.5 63.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 9 BLK 8

 PAUL J & DANIELLE PRENTICE

 3308 PIONEER DR
 GREEN BAY WI 54313

DISTRICT 1419 BIEMERET ST 6-903 55.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 10 BLK 8

 SUSAN E MIKLE

 1419 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1415 BIEMERET ST 6-904 80.0 25.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 11 BLK 8

 PATRICIA J DESTARKEY

 1415 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1411 BIEMERET ST 6-905 26.0 0.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 12 BLK 8

 JOHN D & ASHLEY M OCONNELL

 1411 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1403 BIEMERET ST 6-906 153.9 122.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 13 & WLY 5 FT OF LOT 14 BLK 8

 STEWART EDWIN R & JOAN M REVOCABLE TRUST
 EDWIN & JOAN STEWART
 1403 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3101

DISTRICT 1395 BIEMERET ST 6-907 88.5 62.5

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 14 EX WLY 5 FT BLK 8

 SARA D RATHSACK

 1395 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3155

DISTRICT 1391 BIEMERET ST 6-908 222.5 144.0

11 SCHMITT PLAT #5 LOT 15 BLK 8

 TIMOTHY MOUSSEAU

 1391 BIEMERET ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

DISTRICT 1485 LANGLADE AVE 6-948 25.0 0.0

11 HELEN PLAT LOT 1 EX E 1 FT BLK 1

 MICHAEL C & ANN M KRAMER

 1485 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3065

DISTRICT 1477 LANGLADE AVE 6-949 185.5 160.5

11 HELEN PLAT LOT 2 & E 1 FT OF LOT 1 BLK 1

 LYNN M & KARL E KOSS

 1477 LANGLADE AVE
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3065

DISTRICT 1484 ROCKDALE ST 6-951 181.5 0.0

11 HELEN PLAT LOT 4 BLK 1

 CYNTHIA A KOSKY

 1484 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3046
 Location Parcel ID Square Feet Sidewalk Credit
DISTRICT 1465 ROCKDALE ST 6-967 109.5 0.0

11 HELEN PLAT E 1 FT OF LOT 1 ALL OF LOT 2 & W 8 FT OF LOT
 3 BLK 3

 ROBERT S TEASLEY

 1465 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129
DISTRICT 1453 ROCKDALE ST 6-969 166.5 0.0

11 HELEN PLAT E 55 FT OF LOT 4 & W 8 FT OF LOT 5 BLK 3

 GLENDON C & YVONNE WARD

 1453 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129

DISTRICT 1435 ROCKDALE ST 6-972 60.5 0.0

11 HELEN PLAT E 65 FT OF LOT 7 BLK 3

 JEANNE M & JOHN B GEIGEL

 1435 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304-3129

DISTRICT 1487 ROCKDALE ST 6-973 150.0 0.0

11 HELEN PLAT LOT 1 BLK 4

 JED R & HAILEY L BLOHOWIAK

 1487 ROCKDALE ST
 GREEN BAY WI 54304

 Project Total 12159 60135.4 27636.7
 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION OF A COMMUNITY
 DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT GRANT APPLICATION FOR
 420 S. BROADWAY, 402 S. BROADWAY, 419 S. MAPLE AVENUE,
 AND 421 ARNDT STREET

 April 21, 2026

 WHEREAS, the Community Development Investment (CDI) grant program, managed by the
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), provides incentives for shovel-ready
projects that prioritize downtown community development, resulting in measurable benefits such as
job creation, increased property values, and leveraged investments from local and private partners;
and

 WHEREAS, General Capital Group proposes to redevelop the former Badger Sheet Metal
site, located at 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt Street,
which will allow for 85 units of affordable housing, a modern Green Bay Metro Fire Station and
administrative offices, approximately 600 square feet of commercial space, a shared Community
Education Center, and a new public green infrastructure corridor; and

 WHEREAS, General Capital Group, as the developer, has partnered with Wisconsin
Preservation Fund, Inc., a non-profit affiliate, which will serve as the applicant and recipient for
purposes of submitting and administering the CDI grant application on behalf of the project; and,

 WHEREAS, WEDC requires a City resolution authorizing Wisconsin Preservation Fund,
Inc. to submit a grant application as a prerequisite for the CDI grant application process; and

 WHEREAS, the City of Green Bay supports the proposed redevelopment project and
recognizes its anticipated benefits, including increased housing opportunities, reinvestment in a
brownfield site, expansion of the local tax base, and enhancement of public infrastructure and
community amenities;

 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Common Council of the City of Green Bay that
the City authorizes the submittal of a CDI grant application by Wisconsin Preservation Fund, Inc.
for the redevelopment of 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421
Arndt Street, which will allow for 85 units of affordable housing, a modern Green Bay Metro Fire
Station and administrative offices, approximately 600 square feet of commercial space, a shared
Community Education Center, and a new public green infrastructure corridor.


Adopted

Approved


 Mayor




Attachment – Map
Project Map – 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt Street
 MISCELLANEOUS ORDINANCE NO. 02-26

  AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN AMENDMENT TO THE GO BIG GREEN
 BAY 2050 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY
 RELATED TO THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT
 1696 JANICE AVENUE FROM MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL
 TO LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL
 (CPA 26-02)


 WHEREAS, pursuant to Wis. Stats. §§ 62.23(2) and (3), the City of Green Bay
is authorized to prepare, adopt, and amend a comprehensive plan, as defined in Wis.
Stats. § 66.1001(4)(a); and

WHEREAS the Common Council has adopted the Go Big Green Bay 2050
Comprehensive Plan for the purpose of guiding future land-use decision making, but
recognizes that from time-to-time amendments may be necessary to reflect changes in
the land use and planning needs of the community; and

 WHEREAS the Common Council of the City of Green Bay has adopted written
procedures (known as the Public Participation Plan for Periodic Comprehensive Plan
Amendments) designed to foster public participation in every stage of the preparation
of periodic comprehensive plan amendments required by Wis. Stats. § 66.1001(4)(a);
and

 WHEREAS the City of Green Bay has held at least one public hearing on this
ordinance in compliance with the requirements of Wis. Stats. § 66.1001(4)(d), and it is
the Common Council’s belief that this comprehensive plan amendment is necessary
and consistent with the overall goals, policies, and other related elements of the plan;

 NOW, THEREFORE, THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Comprehensive Plan Amendment CPA 26-02 is hereby adopted
pursuant to Wis. Stats. § 66.1001(4)(c) on the following described property. A copy of
the comprehensive plan amendment is attached to this ordinance.

Parcel 6-199-A
THAT PART OF PARCEL D, VOL. 2 CERTIFIED SURVEY MAPS, PAGE 561, MAP
NO. 630 AS DOC. NO. 672810; SAID MAP BEING PART OF LOTS FIFTY-SIX (56)
AND FIFTY-SEVEN (57), ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED PLAT OF C.L.A.
TANK’S SUBDIVISION OF PRIVATE CLAIMS 2-9, WEST SIDE OF FOX RIVER, IN
THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN, DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SAID PARCEL D;
THENCE NORTH 70 DEG. 30 MINS. 50 SEC. EAST 230.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING; THEN CONTINUING NORTH 70 DEG. 30 MIN. 50 SEC. EAST 534.70
FEET; THENCE SOUTH 64 DEG. 03 MIN. EAST 211.55 FEET; THENCE 15.78 FEET
ALONG THE ARC OF A 170.00 FOOT RADIUS CURVE THE CHORD OF WHICH
BEARS SOUTH 73 DEG. 10 MIN. 21 SEC. WEST 15.77 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 70
DEG. 30 MIN. 50 SEC. WEST 510.77 FEET; THENCE 68.23 FEET ALONG THE ARC
OF A 170.00 FOOT RADIUS CURVE THE CHORD OF WHICH BEARS SOUTH 59
DEG. 00 MIN. 59 SEC. WEST 67.77 FEET; THENCE NORTH 19 DEG. 29 MIN. 10
SEC. WEST 72.18 FEET; THENCE NORTH 64 DEG. 00 MIN. WEST 128.37 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING.

 SECTION 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.

 SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and publication.


 Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this ______ day of ______ , 2026.

 APPROVED:


 Eric Genrich, Mayor


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Attachments – Location Map
MISCELLANEOUS ORDINANCE NO. 02-26
 ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 02-26

 AN ORDINANCE REZONING THE PROPERTY LOCATED
 AT 1696 JANICE AVENUE FROM
 VARIED DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (R3) TO LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (R1)
 (ZP 26-04)

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Section 44-30, Green Bay Municipal Code, together with the zoning map referred
to therein, is hereby amended by rezoning the following described property from Varied Density
Residential (R3) to Low Density Residential (R1) zoning:

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Parcel 6-199-A

THAT PART OF PARCEL D, VOL. 2 CERTIFIED SURVEY MAPS, PAGE 561, MAP NO. 630 AS DOC.
NO. 672810; SAID MAP BEING PART OF LOTS FIFTY-SIX (56) AND FIFTY-SEVEN (57),
ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED PLAT OF C.L.A. TANK’S SUBDIVISION OF PRIVATE CLAIMS
2-9, WEST SIDE OF FOX RIVER, IN THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SAID PARCEL D; THENCE NORTH 70
DEG. 30 MINS. 50 SEC. EAST 230.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THEN CONTINUING
NORTH 70 DEG. 30 MIN. 50 SEC. EAST 534.70 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 64 DEG. 03 MIN. EAST
211.55 FEET; THENCE 15.78 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A 170.00 FOOT RADIUS CURVE THE
CHORD OF WHICH BEARS SOUTH 73 DEG. 10 MIN. 21 SEC. WEST 15.77 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
70 DEG. 30 MIN. 50 SEC. WEST 510.77 FEET; THENCE 68.23 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A 170.00
FOOT RADIUS CURVE THE CHORD OF WHICH BEARS SOUTH 59 DEG. 00 MIN. 59 SEC. WEST
67.77 FEET; THENCE NORTH 19 DEG. 29 MIN. 10 SEC. WEST 72.18 FEET; THENCE NORTH 64
DEG. 00 MIN. WEST 128.37 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.

 SECTION 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.

 SECTION 3. This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearing is held hereon as provided
by Section 44-82, Green Bay Municipal Code, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance.

 Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this ______ day of _______________, 2026.

 APPROVED:


 Eric Genrich, Mayor

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Attachment – Location Map
ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 02-26




 2
 ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 03-26

 AN ORDINANCE ZONING LAND LOCATED AT 201 N MONROE
 AVENUE AND 515 PINE STREET
 AS A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
 (ZP 26-03)

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Section 44-30, Green Bay Municipal Code, together with the zoning
map referred to therein, is hereby amended by establishing a Planned Unit Development
District on the following described property, as shown on Exhibit A - Location Map:

LOTS FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY (520), FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE (521), FIVE
HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO (522), FIVE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE (541), FIVE
HUNDRED FORTY-TWO (542), AND FIVE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE (543), PLAT OF
NAVARINO, IN THE CITY OF GREEN BAY, EAST SIDE OF FOX RIVER, BROWN
COUNTY WISCONSIN
Parcel 11-188 (201 N Monroe Ave)

LOT 1 OF 4 CSM 513 BEING PART OF LOTS 145 THROUGH 150 AND BEING PART
OF VACATED ALLEY AND ALL OF LOTS 389,390,391,392 EXCEPT 1024 R 523 AND
PART DESCRIBED IN 908 R 113 OF LOTS 148, 149 AND 150 AND VACATED ALLEY
ADJACENT PLAT OF NAVARINO AND LOT H OF H K HAGEMEISTERS SUBDIVISON
OF LOTS 147, 148, AND 149 OF NAVARINO, CITY OF GREEN BAY, EAST SIDE OF
FOX RIVER, BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN
Parcel 11-263 (515 Pine Street)

 SECTION 2. Pursuant to Chapter 44, Article XX, Green Bay Municipal Code, as
they apply, the following conditions are imposed:

 A. Purpose and Intent. The Planned Unit Development (PUD) is being utilized to
 allow promotion of integrated land uses allowing for a mixture of potential
 residential, commercial, and public facilities along corridors and in transitional
 area and the provision of more adequate, usable, and suitably located open
 space, recreational amenities, and other public facilities than would otherwise
 be provided under conventional land development techniques. The overall
 appearance and design of the site and improvements shall comply with the
 attached Exhibits and as regulated within this PUD. The PUD is established to
 facilitate expansion of the existing Brown County Central Library for the
 purposes of including office space and restaurant use and to permit surface
 parking lot use within the northern portion Parcel 11-188 for Brown County
 Library user purposes while advocating for future redevelopment of Parcel 11-
 188 to be consistent with Downtown and Future Land Use Standards
B. Development Site. The area included within this PUD consists of all land
 described above, Parcel 11-263 and 11-188 A PUD amendment shall be
 required for any future changes that do not comply with this PUD.

C. Land Use Regulations. The principal and accessory land uses which may be
 established shall be compliant with uses listed below. A PUD amendment is
 required for any additional uses.

 1. Parcel 11-263:
 a. Principal uses may include public institutional uses for library,
 office, and restaurant purposes for public or other-semi public
 users. Accessory uses include surface parking and a drive
 through drop off for library uses.
 2. Parcel 11-188
 a. Principal uses. Northern 190 feet: Surface parking lot and
 shall include all D1-Downtown uses. Southern 140 feet. All
 existing buildings and improvements on the site shall be razed
 and returned to green space. Future improvements shall include
 D1-Downtown uses.

D. Prohibited Uses. Any land use not listed in Section C is considered a prohibited
 use within this PUD.

E. Dimensional and Area Requirements. Dimensional and area requirements for
 principal structure on the subject property shall generally comply with Exhibit B
 and shall be regulated under the Downtown (D1) zoning district with the
 following exceptions:
 a. A maximum of 31 parking stalls located along the north
 property line of Parcel 11-263 may continue contiguously with a
 handicapped stall located near the northern entryway of the
 library building without a landscaped island.


F. Architectural Design Standards. All building elevations shall substantially
 comply or be similar to those depicted in Exhibit C as well as any standards
 associated with the base zoning as determined in Section M of this ordinance.

H. Access, Circulation, and Parking. Access, circulation, and parking within the
 PUD area shall meet the standards as set forth within the Green Bay Zoning
 Code, Article XVIII of the Green Bay Municipal Code, and the following
 standards:
 1. Surface parking is permitted as a principal use in the northern 190 feet
 of Parcel 11-188. The southernmost 25 feet of said 190 feet shall grant
 ingress-egress shared driveway easement access to any future
 development to the southern 140 feet of Parcel 11-188
 I. Signage. All signs on the subject property shall conform to the standards as
 set forth within Chapter 30 of the Green Bay Municipal Code for Downtown
 (D1) zoning district.

 J. Lighting. All lighting within the PUD area shall meet the standards as set forth
 within the Green Bay Zoning Code, Article V of the Green Bay Municipal
 Code.

 K. Refuse and Mechanical Equipment. Screening of refuse material containers
 and mechanical equipment throughout the PUD area shall meet the
 standards as set forth within the Green Bay Zoning Code, Article XIX of the
 Green Bay Municipal Code. Any loading area shall not directly face a public
 right of way. All loading areas or refuse area shall be screened by use of
 architectural elements, materials, colors of which create a design of screening
 walls, coverings, and/or fences shall be compatible with those used as
 predominant materials, colors, and elements on the building or landscaping.
 Said screened screening with walls and/or fences or landscaping shall be
 designed to be at least six feet in height and 90 percent impervious to sight
 on a year-round basis.

 L. Landscaping and Transitional Yards. Landscaping within the PUD area shall
 meet the standards as set forth within the Green Bay Zoning Code, Article
 XIX of the Green Bay Municipal Code, with the following exception:

 1. Surface parking located along the north edge of Parcel 11-263 may
 replace a required mid-aisle landscape island within the parking aisle
 near or adjacent to the adjacent parcel to be replaced with
 handicapped parking stalls.

 M. Compliance with all the regulations of the Green Bay Municipal Code not
 covered under the PUD. If not covered as part of this PUD, the base zoning
 shall be considered Public Institutional (PI) for Parcel 11-263 and Downtown
 (D1) for Parcel 11-188.

SECTION 3. The provisions of this ordinance, including, without limitation, conditions,
restrictions, and limitations related thereto shall run with and be jointly and severally
binding upon the fee simple owner and the beneficial owner of all or any portion of the
subject property. All obligations, requirements, and rights of the owner shall run with the
land and shall automatically be assigned to be binding upon and inure to the benefit of
its successors and assigns, including, but not limited to, any entity acquiring any
financial interest in the subject property and/or any subsequent owner and/or beneficial
owner of all or any portion of the subject property.

SECTION 4. Each exhibit which is attached to this ordinance is deemed to be and is
expressly made a part of and incorporated into this ordinance to the same extent as if
each such exhibit, and the plans identified therein, had been set forth in its entirety in
the body of this ordinance.

SECTION 5. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.

SECTION 6. In addition to all other remedies available to the City of Green Bay, the City
may decline to issue any building or other permits otherwise required by any ordinance
of this City while any violation of this ordinance remains uncured.

SECTION 7. If any provision in this ordinance is held invalid or unconstitutional by any
court of competent jurisdiction, such a decision shall not affect the validity of any other
provision of this ordinance. It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City of Green
Bay that all provisions of this ordinance are separable.

SECTION 8. This ordinance shall not take effect until a public hearing is held thereon as
provided by Chapter 44, Article II, Division 2, Section 44-82 Zoning Amendments,
Green Bay Municipal Code, and the adoption and publication of this ordinance.

Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this ______ day of , 2026.

 APPROVED:



 Eric Genrich, Mayor

ATTEST:



Celestine Jeffreys, City Clerk

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Attachments:
Exhibit A – Location Map
Exhibit B1 and B2 – Off Street Parking Modification Exhibits
Exhibit C- Library Café Addition Concept
 GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 09-26

 AN ORDINANCE
 AMENDING SECTION 40-37(1),
 GREEN BAY MUNICIPAL CODE,
 RELATING TO PENALTIES FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREEN BAY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

 SECTION 1. Section 40-37(1), Green Bay Municipal Code, is hereby amended to read:

 Sec. 40-37 – Penalties for parking violations.

 A violation of the parking provisions in this chapter shall result in the following forfeitures
and be subject to the following procedures:

 (1) Payment or Contest within Five Days. If payment or notice to contest is provided to the
Parking Division within five calendar days after the violation, the penalty shall be:

 (a) Twenty-two dollars ($22.00) Twenty-four dollars ($24.00) for a violation of Section 40-
28 (Class “A” Parking Violations).

 (b) Thirty-two dollars ($32.00) Thirty-four dollars ($34.00) for a violation of Section 40-
29 (Class “B” Parking Violations), or any other parking violation not specifically enumerated in
Sections 40-28 through 40-31, Green Bay Municipal Code.

 (c) Forty-two dollars ($42.00) Forty-four dollars ($44.00) for a violation of Section 40-30,
(Class “C” Parking Violations).

 (d) One hundred and two and four dollars ($102.00) ($104.00) for a violation of Section 40-
31 (Class “D” Parking Violations).

 (e) Three hundred and two dollars ($302.00) and four dollars (304.00) for violation of
Section 40-32 (Class “E” Parking Violations).

 SECTION 2. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances, in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.

 SECTION 3. Effective date. This ordinance shall take effect on and after its passage and
publication.
General Ordinance No. 09-26



Dated at Green Bay, Wisconsin, this __________ of ________________, 2026.

APPROVED:


 Mayor


law

04/21/26

MINUTES OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
 TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026, 6:00 PM
 In person at City Hall, Room 203 - Council Chambers.
 Virtual attendance also available via Zoom.
 AMENDED


 A. ZOOM MEETING INFORMATION.

 1. Join Zoom Meeting Online:
 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89274696903

 Or call in by phone: +1 312 626 6799
 Meeting ID: 892 7469 6903
 Passcode: 209710

 If you wish to leave a comment for this public meeting, please fill out the online Comment
 Form and submit by 3:00 PM on Council meeting day. More detailed Zoom Instructions can
 be found online.




 B. ROLL CALL.

 1. Alders: Jennifer Grant (District 1), Jim Hutchison (District 2), Bill Morgan (District 3), Jon
 Shelton (District 4), Doug Orlowski (District 5), Joey Prestley (District 6), Alyssa Proffit
 (District 7), Jim Ridderbush (District 8), Ben DeBaker (District 9), Ben Delie (District 10),
 Melinda Eck (District 11), Kathy Hinkfuss (District 12).

 Present: Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben
 Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon
 Shelton
 Excused:
 Absent:
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 C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.

 D. INVOCATION.

 E. ALDERS' OATH OF OFFICE

 F. ELECTION OF COMMON COUNCIL PRESIDENT.
Moved by Ald. Melinda Eck, seconded by Ald. Jennifer Grant to conduce the election of president
and vice president via secret ballot.
Motion Failed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Melinda Eck, No-Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt,
Ben Delie, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, Abstain-
None.

Ald. Morgan nominated Ald. Kathy A. Hinkfuss
Ald. Delie nominated Ald. Alyssa Proffitt

Tabulation of votes for president -- Kathy A. Hinkfuss received 5 votes; Alyssa Proffitt received 7
votes.

Grant Kathy A Hinkfuss
Hutchison Alyssa Proffitt
Morgan Kathy A Hinkfuss
Shelton Alyssa Proffitt
Orlowski Alyssa Proffitt
Prestley Alyssa Proffitt
Proffitt Alyssa Proffitt
Ridderbush Alyssa Proffitt
DeBaker Kathy A Hinkfuss
Delie Alyssa Proffitt
Eck Kathy A Hinkfuss
Hinkfuss Kathy A Hinkfuss
 G. ELECTION OF COMMON COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT.
Ald. Prestley nominated Ald. Hutchison; Ald. Eck nominated Ald. Hinkfuss

Tabulation of votes for vice president, Jim Hutchison received 11 votes; Kathy A. Hinkfuss received
1 vote.
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Grant Jim Hutchison
Hutchison Jim Hutchison
Morgan Jim Hutchison
Shelton Jim Hutchison
Orlowski Jim Hutchison
Prestley Jim Hutchison
Proffitt Jim Hutchison
Ridderbush Jim Hutchison
DeBaker Jim Hutchison
Delie Jim Hutchison
Eck Kathy A Hinkfuss
Hinkfuss Jim Hutchison
 H. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Approval of the minutes from the March 17, 2026 meeting.




 I. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA.
Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Approval of the agenda for the Tuesday, April 21, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.




 J. REPORT BY THE MAYOR.

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 K. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

 L. RECOGNITIONS AND AWARDS.

 M. APPOINTMENTS.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve the reappointments.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

Moved by Ald. Ben Delie, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to approve the new appointments.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Reappointments:

 Board of Review
 Ron Antonneau, 3589 Nicolet Dr., Green Bay, WI 54311
 Term to expire: February 1, 2031

 Standing Committees

 Protection and Policy
 Alyssa Proffitt
 Bill Morgan
 Doug Orlowski
 Jim Hutchison

 Personnel and Finance
 Jon Shelton
 Joey Prestley
 Kathy Hinkfuss
 Jennifer Grant

 Parks and Improvement & Services
 Melinda Eck
 Ben DeBaker
 Jim Ridderbush
 Ben Delie

 Boards and Commissions

 Annexation Commission
 Jennifer Grant
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 CDBG Revolving Loan Committee
 Bill Morgan

 Ethics Board
 Kathy Hinkfuss

 Green Bay Plan Commission
 Jim Hutchison

 Green Bay Public Arts Commission
 Alyssa Proffitt

 Landmarks
 Jim Hutchison

 Redevelopment Authority
 Kathy Hinkfuss

 Sustainability Commission
 Joey Prestley

 Traffic, Bicycle & Pedestrian Commission
 Ben Delie

 Transit Commission
 Alyssa Proffitt

 Water Commission
 Bill Morgan

 Equal Rights Commission
 Jon Shelton

 Ad Hoc Facilities Committee
 Jim Hutchison
 Melinda Eck




 N. ORDINANCES - SECOND READING FOR ADOPTION.
Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Kathy Hinkfuss to adopt.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
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Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. General Ordinance No. 08-26
 An ordinance amending section 28-37, Green Bay Municipal Code, relating to Parks and
 Recreation violations.




 O. REPORT OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (APRIL 14, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve, except item 2, Ald. DeBaker
abstains from item 3.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To approve a resolution authorizing the submittal of a WEDC Community Development
 Investment (CDI) grant application for the redevelopment of the Fire Station Flats site on
 South Broadway.




 2. To approve Development Agreement 26-01 with Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions, LLC for
 the redevelopment of 227 N. Quincy Street, 221 N. Quincy Street, 624 Pine Street, 618 Pine
 Street, 616 Pine Street, and 605 Cherry Street, and authorizing the City to approve
 agreements required by the Developer's lender for financing purposes, subject to final legal
 review.
 The Authority may convene in closed session pursuant to Sections 19.85(1)(e), Wis. Stats., for purposes of deliberating or negotiating the sale of
 public properties, investing of public funds or conducting other specified public business as necessary for competitive or bargaining reasons. The
 Authority may thereafter reconvene in open session pursuant to Section 19.85(2), Wis. Stats., to report the results of the closed session and
 consider the balance of the agenda.



 Moved by Ald. Kathy Hinkfuss, seconded by Ald. Melinda Eck to motion to hold until May 5,
 2026 council meeting.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 3. To approve the Department of Public Works to approve the award of a professional survey,
 design, and bidding services contract for the Grandview Industrial Park to Ayres Associates
 in the amount of $140,015.




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 4. To approve the purchase of 1803 Shawano Ave. Parcel: 6-258-B




  P. REPORT OF THE IMPROVEMENT & SERVICES COMMITTEE (APRIL 15, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Ben Delie, seconded by Ald. Melinda Eck to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To hold the request by Ald. Prestley (District 6) to reduce charges for damage to a traffic
 light controller levied against Ayan Ahmed. (PC-26-04)




 2. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to update City of Green Bay
 Ordinance Chapter 40.37 to document approved 2026 parking citation rates.




 3. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award 2026-2027 Material
 Testing Contract to ECS Midwest, LLC.




 4. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award the Hauling, Disposal, and
 Mobilization of Contaminated Soil services to Best Enterprises LLC in the amount of
 $61,769.90.




 5. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to enter into a Master
 Development Agreement between Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay.




 6. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to grant licenses for:

 1. Sidewalk Builder
 a. Bryan McEwen Concrete LLC
 b. DeGroot Concrete LLC
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 c. J.C. Santy Construction LLC
 d. Ruesch Management, Inc.
 e. KPC Concrete Contractors LLC
 f. Utility Traffic & Restoration LLC
 g. Craftsman Concrete LLC
 h. Quinn & Sons Concrete Construction LLC
 i. Loch Construction Co., Inc.
 j. Precision Flatwork
 k. Douglas J. Maurer Concrete LLC
 l. In The Countryside Concrete LLC
 m. Patriot Concrete LLC
 n. Milis Flatwork

 2. Brush Trimmer
 a. R&J Tree Service, Inc.
 b. Treeo’s Tree Service, Inc.




 7. To approve the request by Department of Public Works to award ASPHALT PAVING 2026
 to Northeast Asphalt, Inc. in the amount of $813,559.00.




 8. Informational: Report the award of contract BRIDGE 1-26 MAIN STREET BRIDGE B-5-311
 (STRUCTURAL REHABILITATION PHASE 1) to Lunda Construction in the amount of
 $1,403,326.20.




 Q. REPORT OF THE PROTECTION & POLICY COMMITTEE (MARCH 23, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve, except item 2.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To approve a "Class B" liquor license for Aldo's Pizza at 1247 Velp Ave with a premise
 description of "dining room, full kitchen, walk-in cooler, storage room, records upstairs".




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 2. No recommendation on an appeal for a denial of an excess animal permit for Diana Krause
 and Dan Tilot at 2566 Remington Ct. (Returning from 3/9 P&P)

 Moved by Ald. Jim Hutchison, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to open the floor.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 Officer M. Meves
 Dan Remington and Diana Krause 2566 Remington Court

 Moved by Ald. Melinda Eck, seconded by Ald. Jim Hutchison to close the floor.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 Moved by Ald. Jim Hutchison, seconded by Ald. Melinda Eck to approve the appeal.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, Ben Delie, Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush,
 Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, No-William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Jon
 Shelton, Abstain-None.




 3. To approve an appeal on an Operator's license by Todd Wood.




 4. To approve a limited expansion of licensed premises for State St Pub at 1238 State St with a
 premise description of: "parking lot" for the following dates 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 6/27, 7/2, 7/9,
 7/16, 7/23, 7/24, 7/30, 8/6, 9/11 and 9/12.




 R. REPORT OF THE GREEN BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT GRANTING OPERATOR
 LICENSES.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Joey Prestley to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Report of the Green Bay Police Department granting Operator Licenses
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 S. REPORT OF THE PLAN COMMISSION (MARCH 23 & APRIL 13, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Hutchison to approve, except 7.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To approve the Downtown Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for
 2025. (March 23, 2026)




 2. To approve the Olde Main Street Business Improvement District's year-end financial
 reporting for 2025. (March 23, 2026)




 3. To approve the Broadway Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting for
 2025. (March 23, 2026)




 4. To approve the Military Avenue Business Improvement District's year-end financial reporting
 for 2025. (March 23, 2026)




 5. To approve a request to amend the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan for 1696
 Janice Avenue from future Multifamily Residential land use to Low Density Residential land
 use. (CPA 26-02 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).




 6. To approve a request to rezone property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied
 Density Residential (R3) to Low-Density Residential (R1). (ZP 26-04 Public Hearing held
 March 23, 2026).




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 7. To approve a request for a Planned Unit Development for a Library, Other Semi-Public Uses
 and surface parking for property located at 515 S Pine Street and 201 N Monroe Avenue.
 (ZP 26-03 Public Hearing held March 23, 2026).

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to open the floor.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 Dan Teeters, Brown County Planning, 305 E Walnut
 Jim Sanderson, 417 Cambridge St
 Jeff Mirkes, DGBI, 130 E Walnut
 Brian Johnson, OBI,

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to close the floor.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to amend to include highlighted
 language for library to build Job Center, Grounded Cafe and ADRC, in order to construct
 the parking lot.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve as amended.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.




 8. To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for a building to exceed
 maximum height requirements for property located in a PI Public Institutional zoned district
 at 511 S Oneida Street. (ZP 26-05 Public Hearing held April 13, 2026).




 9. To approve a request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for an accessory dwelling unit
 on an R1 Low-Density Residential zoned parcel at 123 Joan Avenue. (ZP 26-06 Public
 Hearing held April 13, 2026).
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 T. REPORT OF THE PARK COMMITTEE (APRIL 15, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Ben Delie, seconded by Ald. Melinda Eck to approve, except item 1.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To approve the request by staff to designate a premier parking area at Bay Beach
 Amusement Park, implementing a premier parking fee of $7 per day.

 Moved by Ald. Jim Hutchison, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to approve.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 2. To approve naming rights for the new train depot to the primary donor of the new train
 project at Bay Beach Amusement Park.




 3. To approve the request by Wisconsin Public Service for a 12' wide permanent utility
 easement located on the new Beaver Dam Park property, running along the east side of the
 newly constructed Hinkle Street.




 4. To adopt a resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.




 U. REPORT OF THE PERSONNEL COMMITTEE (APRIL 14, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To approve reclassification of the vacant Traffic Manager position.

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 V. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ARTS COMMISSION (APRIL 15, 2026).
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. To approve the revised and expanded Request for Proposal for the Rotating Arts Program




 W. REPORT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY COMMISSION (MARCH 18, 2026).

 1. Informational: Work Group Reports




 2. Informational: Energize Green Bay Campaign Wrap-Up presentation slides.




 X. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Moved by Ald. Melinda Eck, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to approve.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. For consideration and possible action on the request by the Department of Public Works to
 approve and grant a Sidewalk Builder license to Global Concrete LLC, subject to approval by
 the Risk Manager.




 Y. INFORMATIONAL.

 1. Municipal Court Report--March




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 2. Building Report for March 2026




 3. Presentation from Homeless Outreach Case Coordinators




 Z. RESOLUTIONS.
Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to suspend the rules and take up all with
one roll call vote.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Jim Ridderbush to adopt.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Resolution Authorizing a Conditional Use Permit at 123 Joan Avenue (ZP 26-06)




 2. Resolution authorizing a Conditional Use Permit at 511 S. Oneida Street (ZP 26-05)




 3. Resolution drawing final orders to contractors for April 21, 2026




 4. Resolution in support of World Migratory Bird Day.




 5. Resolution Ordering Repair and Replacement of Sidewalks for 2026.




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 6. Resolution authorizing the submission of a Community Development Investment Grant
 application for 420 S. Broadway, 402 S. Broadway, 419 S. Maple Avenue, and 421 Arndt
 Street.




 AA. ORDINANCES - FIRST READING.
Moved by Ald. Joey Prestley, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to suspend the rules and take up items 1,
2, 4 with one roll call vote.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Kathy Hinkfuss to advance.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Miscellaneous Ordinance No. 02-26
 An ordinance adopting an amendment to the Go Big Green Bay 2050 Comprehensive Plan
 of the City of Green Bay related to the property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from
 Multifamily Residential to Low Density Residential (CPA 26-02)




 2. Zoning Ordinance No. 02-26
 An ordinance rezoning the property located at 1696 Janice Avenue from Varied Density
 Residential (R3) to Low Density Residential (R1) (ZP 26-04)




 3. Zoning Ordinance No. 03-26
 An ordinance zoning land located at 201 N Monroe Avenue and 515 Pine Street as a Planned
 Unit Development District (ZP 26-03)

 Moved by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt, seconded by Ald. Ben Delie to amend as directed at plan
 commission.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.


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 Moved by Ald. Ben Delie, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to advance as amended.
 Motion Passed.
 Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie,
 Melinda Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton,
 No-None, Abstain-None.

 4. General Ordinance No. 09-26
 An ordinance amending Section 40-37(1), Green Bay Municipal Code, Relating to Penalties
 for Parking Violations




 BB. ADJOURNMENT.
Moved by Ald. Ben Delie, seconded by Ald. Alyssa Proffitt to adjourn.
Motion Passed.
Yes-Jennifer Grant, Jim Hutchison, William Morgan, Joey Prestley, Alyssa Proffitt, Ben Delie, Melinda
Eck, Kathy Hinkfuss, Jim Ridderbush, Doug Orlowski, Ben DeBaker, Jon Shelton, No-None, Abstain-
None.

 1. Next Meeting: May 5, 2026




 2. Adjournment of the Tuesday, April 21, 2026, meeting of the Common Council.




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Request for Proposals (RFP)

Rotating Arts Program

Public Art Installations - Temporary One-Year Exhibitions



The City of Green Bay and the Green Bay Public Arts Commission invites artists, artist
teams, and cultural practitioners to submit proposals for participation in the Rotating Arts
Program, a public art initiative designed to activate civic spaces through temporary
installations and visual interventions. This program provides opportunities for artists to
engage public space, enhance the visual landscape of the city, and foster community
connection through contemporary art.

The City seeks proposals for both three-dimensional sculptural works and two-
dimensional vinyl-based installations across multiple public sites.



Project Opportunities

For the upcoming exhibition one-year cycle, the City and the Green Bay Public Arts
Commission is seeking proposals for the following public art sites:



Sculpture Pads

The City will select artists for installation on six (6) outdoor sculpture pads located in
designated public spaces throughout Green Bay. These sites are intended for three-
dimensional works that are durable, safe for public display, and appropriate for outdoor
conditions.

Artists may submit existing works or proposals for new temporary sculptural installations.



Public Transit Bus Wrap

The City will commission one (1) artist or artist team to create a two-dimensional visual
artwork for installation as a full vinyl wrap on one public transportation bus.

The selected artwork should translate effectively to large-scale mobile display and engage
audiences throughout the city as the vehicle travels across public routes.
Elevator Interior Vinyl Wrap

The City will commission one (1) artist or artist team to design a two-dimensional vinyl
artwork for the interior wrap of one public elevator.

This opportunity invites artists to consider immersive visual experiences that transform an
everyday civic space into a site of artistic engagement.



Walkway Vinyl Installations

The City will select up to four (4) artists to create two-dimensional vinyl installations for
placement along the windows of a public walkway.

These works should be designed specifically for window-adjacent walkway application and
may function as sequential, site-responsive, or independently conceived visual
interventions.

Artists are encouraged to consider themes of movement, wayfinding, community identity,
and public interaction.



Eligibility

This opportunity is open to:

 • Individual artists
 • Artist teams or collectives
 • Community-based arts organizations
 • Emerging and established artists



Artists working in sculpture, graphic design, painting, photography, digital illustration,
mixed media, and related visual art disciplines are encouraged to apply.
Submission Requirements

Applicants must submit:



 • Completed application form
 • Artist statement or project proposal
 • Resume or CV
 • Up to 5 images of relevant past work
 • Image list with title, medium, dimensions, and year
 • Site preference(s): sculpture pad, bus wrap, elevator wrap, walkway vinyl
 • Preliminary concept sketches, mockups, or finished work preferred
 • Installation and material specifications



Selection Criteria

Proposals will be evaluated based on:



 • Artistic merit and originality
 • Suitability for the selected site
 • Feasibility of installation
 • Durability and material appropriateness
 • Public engagement potential
 • Professional quality of submission materials
 • Installation Timeline



Selected artists will coordinate with the City on fabrication, installation, and exhibition
timelines of one-year.

Detailed schedules for each site will be shared upon selection.
Compensation



Honorarium and installation support will be provided based on-site type and project scope.

 • Sculptures: $2,000
 • 2-Dimensional Art for Vinyl Wraps: $1,000

Submission Deadline

TBD
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