The Common Council will be holding a special session on 03/17/2022 to debate and vote on Resolution 4-R-22. This is the resolution that if passed would express opposition to Enbridge liquid fuel pipelines 3 and 5. The resolution is sponsored by Alderpersons Vered Meltzer (District […]
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Alderperson Nate Wolff’s Invocation At 03/02/2022 Common Council Meeting – “In America we always speak up for freedom. We always defend it, and we should be inspired by the people of Ukraine. What they have done and how they continue to fight every inch for their homeland is inspiring and is remarkable.”
Mayor Woodford: Tonight’s invocation will be delivered by Alderperson Wolff. Alderperson Wolff (District 12): Thank you. First, I would like to say a moment—or have a moment of silence for those who have lost their life at war and are in current battle as we […]
Common Council Approves Skywalk Sign For Lombardi’s Steakhouse And Preliminary Resolution For Concrete Pavement, Driveway Aprons and Sidewalk Construction
The Common Council met 03/02/2022. The agenda was pretty uneventful, but Alderperson Alex Schultz (District 9) did ask for two items from Municipal Services to be separated out for individual votes. The first was item 22-0194 t request to replace hotel signage on the College […]
Common Council Receives Covid-19 Update – Mayor Woodford Announces Covid-19 Updates To Council Will End, But Updates To Board Of Health Will Continue
During the 03/02/2022 Common Council meeting, the Council received a Covid-19 update. Mayor Woodford announced that this would be the last Covid-19 report at Common Council meetings, although information would still be reported out at the Board of Health meeting, and if conditions changed, they […]
Alderpersons Meltzer, Schultz, And Wolff Introduce Resolution Expressing Opposition To Enbridge, Inc’s Pipelines 3 And 5
There was one new resolution submitted during the 03/02/2022 Common Council meeting. Alderpersons Vered Meltzer (District 2), Alex Schultz (District 9), and Nate Wolff (District 12) are sponsoring Resolution #4-R-22 – Resolution On Clean Water And Treaty Rights. A company called Enbridge, Inc runs a […]
Common Council Meeting 03/02/2022 – Will Receive Covid-19 Update
The Appleton Common Council is meeting 03/02/2022 at 7PM. Mayor Woodford will be presenting three proclamations. Beyond that, there are not necessarily a lot of notable items on the agenda. The No Mow May resolution was held in committee for further discussion and the Intoxicated […]
Alderperson Sheri Hartzheim’s Invocation At 02/16/2022 Common Council Meeting – “[The phrase “God Bless You”] can and does still do a great deal for the human race as it spreads a message of care and well wishes for fellow human beings through the invocation of God’s blessing, and that is something desperately needed in today’s world of division.”
Mayor Woodford: Tonight’s invocation will be delivered by Alderperson Hartzheim. Alderperson Sheri Hartzheim (District 13): Thank you, Chair. On this day February 16th in 600 AD Pope Gregory the First also known as Gregory the Great issued a papal decree requiring all Christians to use […]
Common Council Approves Water Bill Credit Adjustment By 9-5 Vote
The Common Council met 02/16/2022. Two items were separated out for individual votes. The first was the request to extend the development agreement with Bela Development, LLC by 12 months. The second was a request from a property owner for a credit adjustment for water […]
Common Council Approves 12 Month Extension Of Development Agreement With Bela Development LLC
The Common Council met 02/16/2022. One of the items that was separated out for an individual vote was the “request to amend the Development Agreement with Bela Development LLC located at 513 W. College Avenue in Tax Increment Financing District No. 12 to provide the […]
Alderperson Denise Fenton’s Invocation At 02/02/2022 Common Council Meeting – “As we move forward with plans for our new library let us…take the advice of the American Library Association and oppose censorship in the partnership of our citizens and the professionals who curate collections that serve the information needs of all their users.”
Mayor Woodford: Tonight’s invocation will be delivered by Alderperson Fenton. Alderperson Denise Fenton (District 6): I’m a reader. I come from a family of readers. When I was a child, I would hide in my closet with a towel stuffed under the door to hide […]