City Of Wauwatosa: Preview Agendas For The Week Of March 7

Press release from the City of Wauwatosa:

03/07/2022 6:00 AM

Meeting topics this week include a public hearing for Joy Ice Cream, a bicycle and pedestrian safety enforcement initiative by Police, and a proposed funding package related to the American Rescue Plan Act

Topics this week during city meetings include:

• Plan Commission (March 8, 6:00 pm)
  • request for a land combination at 1665 Mountain Avenue
  • request for a land combination at 3256 N. 105th Street
  • public hearing and consideration of request by Redemption Church for a conditional use permit in the Midtown Transitional District at 9200 W. North Avenue for religious assembly
  • public hearing and consideration of request by Joy Ice Cream Shop for a conditional use permit in the Midtown Transitional District at 8334 W. North Avenue for an eating establishment
  • public hearing and consideration of request by Briohn Design Group for a conditional use permit in the C2 District at 2001 N. Mayfair Road for outdoor vehicle storage
  • public hearing and consideration of request by Briohn Design Group for a conditional use permit in the M1 District at 1501 N. Mayfair Road for outdoor vehicle storage
• Financial Affairs (March 8, 6:00 pm)
  • request by the Police Department for a level three fund transfer in the amount of $30,000 from the sale of a Premier Economic Development liquor license to the 2022 Police Department operating budget to fund a bicycle and pedestrian safety enforcement initiative
  • partial rescission of 2019-2020 property tax for Grace Hmong Alliance Church, 10940 West Congress Street
  • initial authorizing resolution for the issuance of $12 million in general obligation bonds to fund a parking deck at Innovation Campus as approved in the term sheet with Irgens
• Committee of the Whole (March 8, 6:30 pm)
  • American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) proposed funding package

View full agendas and Zoom meeting IDs on the individual agendas on the Meeting Portal.

Meeting Format

For most city meetings, members of the public can attend city meetings in person or via Zoom. Certain citizen committees may be fully virtual or fully in person. Check the individual agendas for the meeting format.

Public Comment

You can email comment@wauwatosa.net for your comment to be added to a public meeting packet.

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