The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 08/26/2024 at 4:30PM. They will be taking up a request from an Appleton business owner to waive the $160 administrative fee they were charged in relation to high weeds on the property. On 06/13/2024 the city inspected the Appleton […]
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Municipal Services Committee Votes Unanimously To Deny Ballard Road Homeowner’s Variance Request For Driveway Extension
The Municipal Services Committee met 08/12/2024. One of the items they took up was a variance request from a property owner on N Ballard Road to allow him to maintain a 15’x15’ concrete slab that jutted off his driveway into his front yard that he […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 08/12/2024 – Will Vote On Ballard Road Homeowner’s Variance Request For Driveway Extension
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 08/12/2024at 4:30PM. The item I would expect to result in the most discussion is a variance request for a driveway extension on a property on Ballard Road near Memorial Park. The owner of the house installed a 15’ x […]
Municipal Services Committee Approves Lawe Street Bridge State/Municipal Funding Agreement, Ballard Street Water Main Easement Release Of Rights, Parking Changes On Summit Street
The Municipal Services Committee met 07/22/2024. The action items were all straightforward and they unanimously approved them after minimal discussion and questions. I’ve prepared a transcript of the discussion for download: ITEM 24-0948: Approve State/Municipal Agreement for the design and construction of the Lawe Street […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 07/22/2024 – Will Vote On Funding Agreement For Lawe Street Bridge Project
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 07/22/2024 at 4:30PM. They have four action items on the agenda. The first is a request from The 513 Appleton on College Avenue for a street occupancy permit to install 5 exterior lights that extend over the public right […]
Municipal Services Committee Votes 4-1 To Approve Placement Of Picnic Tables On Sidewalk Outside Of Lil Taco Restaurant On State Street
The Municipal Services Committee met 06/24/2024. One of the items they took up was a request for a street occupancy permit for Lil Taco to place picnic tables on the sidewalk outside of their restaurant on State Street near the corner of College Avenue. This […]
Municipal Services Committee Approves Street Occupancy Permit For Rise Apartments Doors That Extend Over Sidewalk, Extension For Street Occupancy Permit Pertaining To Construction On Fox Commons Development
The Municipal Services Committee met 06/24/2024. Most of the meeting was taken up with discussion about the resolution to rescind No Mow May, but they did take care of some routine items as well, including a permanent street occupancy permit from Rise Apartments to install […]
Municipal Services Committee Approves Amended No Mow May Resolution – New Version Would Rescind No Mow May But Increase Allowable Height Of Grass From 8″ to 10″
The Municipal Services Committee met 06/24/2024. They spent nearly an hour and a half discussing the resolution to rescind the No Mow May ordinance language in the city’s Municipal Code. Right now, the city has an 8-inch height restriction on the grass on developed properties […]
Municipal Services Committee Meeting 06/24/2024 – Will Vote On Resolution To Rescind No Mow May, Request From Lil Taco To Place Picnic Tables On Street
The Municipal Services Committee is meeting 06/24/2024 at 4:30PM. They will be voting on a street occupancy permit for the Rise apartment development. The building is built up directly to the lot line. They would like to install a front door that swings outward onto […]
Municipal Services Committee Discusses Pesticide Prohibition Resolution – Votes To Hold Item For 2 Weeks To Give Staff Time To Provide More Details On Pesticide Use By The City
The video for the Municipal Services Committee meeting on 06/10/2024 was posted Thursday of last week, and I have been able to prepare a transcript of the discussion regarding Resolution 4-R-24, the resolution which would prohibit the use by city staff and contractors of a […]