The Municipal Services Committee met 12/09/2024. It was a short meeting lasting only around 10 minutes during which the committee voted unanimously to approve each of the three action items. I’ve prepared a transcript of the discussion for download: 2025 MORRISON STREET ASPHALT RECONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC […]
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Municipal Services Committee Meeting 12/09/2024 – Will Vote On Additional Traffic Calming Measures On 2025 Morrison Street Reconstruction Project
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 12/09/2024 at 4:30PM. They have three items on the agenda. The first is a request to approve traffic calming design changes to the Morrison Street Asphalt Reconstruction project. City staff is requesting the addition of The reconstruction of the […]
Municipal Services Receives Update On College Avenue Lane Reconfiguration Project
The Municipal Services Committee met 11/11/2024. The item that took up most of the meeting was the status update on the College Avenue Lange Reconfiguration pilot, which the committee voted to accept and file. I’ve prepared a transcript of the discussion for download: The update […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 11/11/2024 – Will Receive Update On College Avenue Lane Reconfiguration Trial
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 11/11/2024 at 4:30PM. They will be receiving the August 2023 – July 2024 report on the College Avenue Lane Reconfiguration trial. They will also be voting on 5 other action items. The first is a request to approve a […]
Municipal Services Committee Approves Street Occupancy Permit Extension For Trout Museum Project, Discusses Impact Of Changes To Yard Waste Site Service And Hours
The Municipal Services Committee met 10/21/2024. They had one action item on the agenda which was a request to extend the Lawrence/Trout Museum project’s street occupancy permit for College/Drew through 06/01/2025 and for Kimball Street through 08/04/2025. This item was approved with minimal discussion. They […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 10/21/2024 – Will Vote On Street Occupancy Permit Extension Related To Trout Museum Project, Discuss Public Works Department 2025 Budget
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 10/21/2024 at 4:30PM. They have one action item on the agenda which is a request to extend the Kimball Alley Street Occupancy Permit related to the Trout Museum project through 08/04/2025. As an information item, the committee will be […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 10/07/2024 – Will Vote On Designs For 2026 Asphalt Reconstruction Projects
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 10/07/2024 at 4:30PM. There are five items on the agenda. The first 4 items are requests to approve the asphalt reconstruction designs for Alexander Street, Bell Avenue, Bellaire Court, and Melrose Avenue. The underground work on these streets is […]
Common Council Votes 10-4 To Allow Free On-Street Parking For Small Business Saturday 11/30/2024 – Declines To Allow Free Ramp Parking
The Common Council met 10/02/2024. One of the items they voted on was the request from Appleton Downtown Inc to allow free ramp and meter parking in downtown Appleton on Small Business Saturday, 11/30/2024. This item was also the focus of a special meeting of […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 10/02/2024 – Will Vote On Request From ADI For Free Ramp And Meter Parking On Small Business Saturday
The Municipal Services Committee is holding a special meeting 10/02/2024 at 6:45PM just prior to the 7PM Common Council meeting. They have one item on their agenda which is a request from Appleton Downtown Inc. for free ramp and meter parking on Small Business Saturday, […]
Municipal Services Committee Conducts Design Hearing For 2026 Paving Projects – Residents Express Concern About Loss Of Trees, Loss Of Parking, And Accessibility Issues During Projects
The Municipal Services Committee met 09/23/2024. Around 45 minutes of the hour-long meeting was taken up with a public design hearing for 2026 street reconstruction projects. Multiple residents who lived in houses along the streets slated for reconstruction attended the meeting and expressed their concerns […]