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2021 Park Fees, Encampments, Small Event COVID Policy, Bench Mural at Brittingham, POS 3457 Milwaukee St O.B. Sherry Park, Golf program update, Alcohol Ban Allied Park
- Preview information pertaining to suspending Camp Randall High Density and Game Day Vending due to COVID-19.
- Review staff report from February to September 2020.
Presentation from Cook It Forward on program implementation Discussion of Work Group Charters Monthly updates from regular business reporters
The Madison Area Transportation Planning Board is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Madison Urban Area. As the MPO, it is the policy body responsible for cooperative, comprehensive regional transportation planning and decision making for the Madison Metropolitan Planning Area.
The commission shall have the power to recommend to the Common Council the designation of landmarks, landmark sites and historic districts within the city limits of Madison.
The Health and Human Needs committee monitors, coordinates and advises the county board on all aspects of human service policy and delivery in Dane County.
The Health and Human Needs committee monitors, coordinates and advises the county board on all aspects of human service policy and delivery in Dane County.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
Guest Speakers: Michael Finley & Roxana Matiella, W. Haywood Burns Institute, "Transforming Criminal Justice with Racial Equity."
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
Studies existence, character, causes & extent of denial of equal opportunity because of sex, race, religion, color, natl. origin or ancestry, age, handicap, marital status, source of income, arrest or conviction record, less than honorable discharge, physical appearance, sexual orientation, domestic partnership, familial status, political beliefs retaliation, Social Security Number, or fact that person is student; formulates policy re: processing of complaints of discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, city facilities & credit; formulates policy re: educational outreach programming & administers policy; reviews cases on appeal from decisions issued by EOC Hrg Examiner & appeals of admin. dismissals issued by EOC Dir. on complaints filed under Ord.
The E.O.C. works to protect equal opportunity regardless of sex, race, religion, color, natl. origin or ancestry, age, handicap, marital status, source of income, arrest or conviction record, less than honorable discharge, physical appearance, sexual orientation, domestic partnership, familial status, political beliefs retaliation, Social Security Number, or fact that person is a student.
The Task Force on Government Structure examines whether changes to city government could help make the City work more effectively for all of its residents, and, particularly, for people of color and low income.
A special task force on city governance to examine the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
The City of Madison hosts a Public Information Meeting to reveal the most complete designs to date of the Madison Public Market. City Staff and the project architects share information about the mix and layout of merchants at the market, the event spaces, informal gathering areas, the market kitchen, outdoor plazas, and potential community arts/exhibit spaces. There is an update on pedestrian, bike and car access, building entries and landscaping ideas. Finally, staff share how sustainability features will be included in the design, such as innovative water conservation techniques, solar panels and natural ventilation.
City of Madison staff and consultants share more about the draft recommended routes and station locations for the East-West BRT. Additional analysis of cost, ridership and system design is also shared. http://www.madisonbrt.com/
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies is tasked with developing a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
The Equal Opportunities Commission studies existence, character, causes & extent of denial of equal opportunity; formulates policy regarding processing of complaints of discrimination, educational outreach programming & administers the policies it creates.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies is tasked with developing a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
A special task force on city governance to examine the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
This special task force on city governance examines the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
The personnel & finance committee is the County Board's primary committee for oversight of the county's finances.
Policies is tasked with developing a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
Dane County Public Works & Transportation Committee and Dane County Public Protection & Judiciary Committee meet to discuss and vote on the future of the Dane County Jail.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies is tasked with developing a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
The Dane County Health and Human Needs Committee determines policies, ordinances, and spending related to the physical and mental health of Dane County residents.
The Dane County Public Protection & Judiciary Committee and the Dane County Public Works & Transportation Committee hold a joint meeting to discuss and vote on an option for the Dane County Jail.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
This special task force on city governance examines the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
This special task force on city governance examines the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
The Lake Levels Task Force will review the technical report findings to identify ways to address flooding on the Yahara chain of lakes and make policy recommendations to the Dane County Board.
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
Agenda: https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=682903&GUID=7BDB127C-F0B1-474A-B645-995A5C9548D6
The Health and Human services committee decides funding and policy for an array of comprehensive services and programs to customers in Dane County.
This special task force on city governance examines the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
The Lake Levels Task Force will review the technical report findings to identify ways to address flooding on the Yahara chain of lakes and make policy recommendations to the Dane County Board.
The Lake Levels Task Force will review the technical report findings to identify ways to address flooding on the Yahara chain of lakes and make policy recommendations to the Dane County Board.
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
The Police Policy and Procedures Ad Hoc Review Committee is tasked with completing a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the O.I.R. report and other resources and testimony.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies is tasked with developing a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee to complete a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the report, other resources and testimony.
Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee to complete a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the report, other resources and testimony.
This special task force on city governance examines the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
A special task force on city governance to examine the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office. Presentation: Results of Work Completed by the City's Guidance Team on Effective Government
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
City staff and the public discuss the future of the former Oscar Mayer production facility located on the City's north side.
special task force on city governance to examine the structure and powers of the Common Council and its committees and the structure and powers of the Mayor's Office.
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Discuss nature and content of Ad Hoc Committee's report to the Common Council.
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Review and discussion of OIR's response to request for further details in OIR's Madison Police Department Policy and Procedure Review
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Review and discussion of OIR's recommendations found in OIR's Madison Police Department Policy and Procedure Review
City staff and the public discuss the future of the former Oscar Mayer production facility located on the City's north side.
The President’s Work Group to Develop City-Wide Surveillance Equipment and Data Management Policies was established to develop a policy governing the purchase and use of all surveillance equipment employed by all City agencies.
DISCUSSION ITEMS 1. Presentation by the Madison Police Department (the chief or designee) on the MPD's response to the OIR report, with follow-up discussion of the MPD report. Police Dept Response City Attorney Response
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Review and discussion of the OIR surveys and their implications for the final report
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Discussion of the Committee's process for moving forward and plans for what the final product will look like that the Committee will send to the Common Council
City staff and the public discuss the future of the former Oscar Mayer production facility located on the City's north side.
Presentation By OIR Voting for new Co-Chairs
Creating the Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee to complete a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the report, other resources and testimony.
Presentation of written report by OIR, Mike Gennaco and staff, on the current status of the Madison Police Department and recommendations.
Representatives from Mead and Hunt present their most recent update to the Dane County Jail Study to the Dane County Board of Supervisors.
Meeting of the Dane County Executive Committee, the forum for discussing budget issues that cross department lines and acts as principal policy making arm.
Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Committee works on a thorough review of the Department's policies, procedures, culture and training.
This body makes recommendations to the Council on short-term policy changes for the MPD while waiting for results of the MPD Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee study. At this meeting, Rep. Chris Taylor describes her efforts at the State level regarding officer involved shootings.
Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Committee works on a thorough review of the Department's policies, procedures, culture and training.
Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Committee works on a thorough review of the Department's policies, procedures, culture and training.
Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Committee is working on a thorough review of the Department's policies, procedures, culture and training.
Creating the Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee to complete a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the report, other resources and testimony. Creating resolution RES-15-00477, File ID# 37863; effective 5/21/2015.
Creating the Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee to complete a thorough review of the Madison Police Department's policies, procedures, culture and training using the report, other resources and testimony. Creating resolution RES-15-00477, File ID# 37863; effective 5/21/2015.
Judge Doyle Square project presentations by Beitler Real Estate Services and Vermillion Enterprises, LLC.
The Dane County Board of Supervisors establishes county ordinances, levies taxes, passes laws concerning law enforcement and appropriates money for services.
The Public Protection and Judiciary Committee hears public testimony in regards to racial disparities and mental health challenges in Dane County's criminal justice system.
The Executive Committee meets to hear a presentation from consultants on an equity analysis of county government operations.
The Board of Estimates holds a special meeting to discuss the possible redevelopment of Judge Doyle Square. This meeting may go into closed session.
The Board of Estimates hears Capital Budget Agency Presentations from Engineering and Traffic Engineering.
WI D.O.C. provides a presentation regarding the process and procedure surrounding sex offender housing placement in Madison.
The Board of Estimates hears Capital Budget Agency Presentations by Major Facilities and the Parks Department.
The Common Council Committee of the Whole discusses the Community Development Division (CDD) funding process draft study & related Issues.
The Garver Feed Mill Criteria and Selection Committee considers proposed uses for this east-side property.
The Garver Feed Mill Criteria and Selection Committee considers proposed uses for this east-side property.
The Commission on People with Disabilities holds a listening session on the topic of accessible taxi service in the City.
The Commission on People with Disabilities holds a listening session on the topic of accessible taxi service in the City.
The Commission on People with Disabilities holds a listening session on the topic of accessible taxi service in the City.
The Judge Doyle Square Committee meets to receive the staff report on the proposed Judge Doyle Square development.
The Common Council meets as a Committee of the Whole to discuss possible 2014 Budget Amendments.
A listening session to gather input on proposed legislation that would legalize "tourist rooming houses" in the City under certain conditions.
The Madison Common Council meets as a Committee of the Whole to continue discussion on priorities for the 2014 City Budget.
The Madison Common Council meets as a Committee of the Whole to discuss the outlook for the City's 2014 Budget.
This is the fifth in a series of five community meetings to help inform the development of a schematic plan for the Olbrich Botanical Gardens Public Facilities.
This is the fourth in a series of five public stakeholder meetings to help inform the development of a schematic plan for the Olbrich Botanical Gardens Public Facilities.
Madison City Channel covers this presentation by Madison Area Transportation Planning Board staff on the 2013-2017 Transit Development Plan Recommendations.
City Engineering briefs the Council on the National League of Cities Service Line Warranty Program.
The Madison Dane County Department of Public Health presents a report detailing food desert and food swamp areas in the City.
City Finance Director Dave Schmiedicke gives an update on City Finances and the outlook for the City budget for 2012 and beyond.
The Landmarks Commission looks at, among other items, the revamped proposal for the 100 block of State Street.
The Landmarks Commission looks at, among other items, the revamped proposal for the 100 block of State Street.
This presentation provides a status update on the Project H2O meter upgrade project, which the Council authorized in 2010 for the 2011 budget. Installations by the contractor for the year-long project are due to begin in July. This presentation is led by project manager Robin Piper of the Madison Water Utility.
Jeanne Hoffman, Facilities & Sustainability Manager and Karl van Lith, Organizational Development & Training, present an overview of process & highlights of the City’s new Sustainability Plan.
City Engineering staff presents information on the City's Transportation Improvement Plan for 2013-2018.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
City Treasurer Dave Gawenda presents information to the Common Council on the proposal to provide for payments of property and personal taxes in four installments.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
George Austin, project director for the Judge Doyle Square planning project, provides the members of the Common Council with an update on the Judge Doyle Square Master Planning Project. He will also be available to answer any questions from the Council.
The Urban Design Commission meets to consider, among other items, the proposal for the 100 block of State Street; the City’s Downtown Plan; and the proposed grocery store in Grandview Commons.
The Urban Design Commission meets to consider, among other items, the proposal for the 100 block of State Street; the City’s Downtown Plan; and the proposed grocery store in Grandview Commons.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
Greg Fries of City Engineering makes a presentation for members of the Common Council on the current stormwater regulations (State and Federal) which include required reductions on both total suspended solids (TSS) and Phosphorous (P) and the possible methods that the City can use to meet these requirements, including potential costs.
The Landmarks Commission meets to consider the controversial proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Landmarks Commission meets to consider the controversial proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Urban Design Commission meets to consider, among other items, the controversial plan to construct a 58,000 square foot grocery store in Grandview Commons on Madison’s far east side.
The Urban Design Commission meets to consider, among other items, the controversial plan to construct a 58,000 square foot grocery store in Grandview Commons on Madison’s far east side.
The Landmarks Commission meets to consider the controversial proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Landmarks Commission meets to consider the controversial proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
Mayor Soglin’s Remarks on Economic Challenges Facing Madison: From the February 7, 2012 Madison Common Council meeting.
The Urban Design Commission meets to consider the controversial Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Urban Design Commission meets to consider the controversial Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Landmarks Commission meets to consider the controversial proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Landmarks Commission meets to consider the controversial proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
The Urban Design Commission meets to discuss, among other topics, the controversial proposal to build a 58,000 square foot grocery store in Grandview Commons on Madison’s far east side.
The Urban Design Commission meets to discuss, among other topics, the controversial proposal to build a 58,000 square foot grocery store in Grandview Commons on Madison’s far east side.
Marla Eddy of City Parks/Forestry delivers a presentation to the Madison Common Council on the City’s efforts to combat the Emerald Ash Borer. The City of Madison is home to some 19,000 ash trees.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
The Urban Design Commission and the Landmarks Commission meet to discuss the proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Urban Design Commission and the Landmarks Commission meet to discuss the proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Urban Design Commission and the Landmarks Commission meet to discuss the proposal by the Block 100 Foundation to redevelop the 100 block of State Street.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners is holding a Public Listening Session to gather public input on the qualifications, talents, and experience the Board should look for as it seeks to appoint a new Chief of the Madison Fire Department
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
Cuningham Group Architecture will lead a team of consultants to prepare a new zoning code and map for the City of Madison. The scope of services includes creation of an advisory committee to work with the consultant and staff to review and comment on the zoning code and map as they are prepared, and make recommendations to the Plan Commission throughout the code and map drafting process.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
Cuningham Group Architecture will lead a team of consultants to prepare a new zoning code and map for the City of Madison. The scope of services includes creation of an advisory committee to work with the consultant and staff to review and comment on the zoning code and map as they are prepared, and make recommendations to the Plan Commission throughout the code and map drafting process.
Alder Bridget Maniaci leads a presentation to the Council on the status of the City’s Sister City program.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
The Board develops and oversees the strategic direction of the Madison Water Utility to assure an adequate quantity of high quality water, at a reasonable cost, and to conserve ground water, recognizing the prime importance of drinking water to the public.
Ald. Lauren Cnare, Council President, Ald. Shiva Bidar-Sielaff, Common Council President Pro Tem and Mayor Paul Soglin have scheduled a discussion on 2011 & 2012 budget issues. A Finance Department Presentation with a Council/Mayor Discussion of 2011/2012 Budget Issues.
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Architects Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle and Potter Lawson are holding a public meeting about the design of the Madison Central Library.
Architects Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle and Potter Lawson are holding a public meeting about the design of the Madison Central Library.
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The Council met to discuss the ongoing attempts to reach an agreement regarding the future ownership and operations of the Overture Center in light of the looming December 31st deadline by financial institutions.
This meeting, lead by the architectural design team of Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle, presents their final schematic design for the new Downtown Library to the public and the public provides feedback.
This meeting, lead by the architectural design team of Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle, presents their final schematic design for the new Downtown Library to the public and the public provides feedback.
Madison City Channel cameras roll as the Economic Development Committee reviews its final report on possible changes to the City’s development approval process before the report is submitted to the Common Council.
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The EDC will review its final report on possible changes to the City’s development approval process before the report is submitted to the Common Council.
The Madison Common Council holds a special meeting to discuss the recommendations of the Ad Hoc Overture Committee, in particular if the City should assume ownership of Overture at the end of 2010.
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Presentation on the status of plans for a refurbished Downtown Central Library. A joint meeting of the Madison Public Library Board, the Urban Design Commission, and the Board of Public Works.
Presentation on the status of plans for a refurbished Downtown Central Library. A joint meeting of the Madison Public Library Board, the Urban Design Commission, and the Board of Public Works.
Presentation on the status of plans for a refurbished Downtown Central Library. A joint meeting of the Madison Public Library Board, the Urban Design Commission, and the Board of Public Works.
The Plan Commission is holding a series of special meetings to review possible changes to the City’s zoning code.
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Special meeting hosted by the Long Range Transportation Planning Committee regarding the Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement on plans for the Verona Road (USH 18/151) Corridor.
The EDC reviews its final report on possible changes to the City’s development approval process before the report is submitted to the Common Council.
The EDC reviews its final report on possible changes to the City’s development approval process before the report is submitted to the Common Council.
Public meeting to seek input from the public into the preferred layout and design of the new Downtown Library.
Public meeting to seek input from the public into the preferred layout and design of the new Downtown Library.
This is the final meeting of the Overture Ad Hoc Committee, which is expected to finalize the report it will deliver to the Mayor and the Common Council on if the City should buy Overture
This is the final meeting of the Overture Ad Hoc Committee, which is expected to finalize the report it will deliver to the Mayor and the Common Council on if the City should buy Overture
Mayor Cieslewicz charged the Economic Development Commission with making recommendations regarding the review and approval of real estate development projects in the City. The public hearing includes the pre-application process (the activities that occur prior to a formal application being submitted to the City) as well as the City approval process (the part of the process from the point a formal application is submitted for Commission or Council approval).
Mayor Cieslewicz charged the Economic Development Commission with making recommendations regarding the review and approval of real estate development projects in the City. The public hearing includes the pre-application process (the activities that occur prior to a formal application being submitted to the City) as well as the City approval process (the part of the process from the point a formal application is submitted for Commission or Council approval).
The TIF Review Board, a five-person group consisting of members from various local taxing entities, is expected to vote on the TIF Funding package for the Edgewater Hotel project at this meeting.
Public meeting where the public is invited to review the preferred layout and design options for a remodeled central library.
Public meeting where the public is invited to review the preferred layout and design options for a remodeled central library.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee has been created to review and analyze the future business plan of Overture to determine its financial feasibility. Members of this committee include Chair Mark Bugher, Director of Madison's University Research Park; former Mayor Paul Soglin; and Alds. Bruer, Cnare, and Verveer.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee has been created to review and analyze the future business plan of Overture to determine its financial feasibility. Members of this committee include Chair Mark Bugher, Director of Madison's University Research Park; former Mayor Paul Soglin; and Alds. Bruer, Cnare, and Verveer.
Madison City Channel covers this meeting of the Urban Design Commission at which they revisit parts of the Edgewater Hotel proposal.
Madison City Channel covers this meeting of the Urban Design Commission at which they revisit parts of the Edgewater Hotel proposal.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee reviews and analyzes the future business plan of Overture to determine its financial feasibility. Tonight’s topic includes philanthropic possibilities.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee reviews and analyzes the future business plan of Overture to determine its financial feasibility. Tonight’s topic includes philanthropic possibilities.
Mayor Cieslewicz has charged the Economic Development Commission with making recommendations regarding the review and approval of real estate development projects in the City. Tonight’s public hearing will include the pre-application process (the activities that occur prior to a formal application being submitted to the City) as well as the City approval process (the part of the process from the point a formal application is submitted for Commission or Council approval).
Mayor Cieslewicz charged the Economic Development Commission with making recommendations regarding the review and approval of real estate development projects in the City. Tonight’s public hearing will include the pre-application process (the activities that occur prior to a formal application being submitted to the City) as well as the City approval process (the part of the process from the point a formal application is submitted for Commission or Council approval).
City Channel covers this special meeting of Dane County Boards where they hear from County Department heads about their budget proposals.
This is the second of an ongoing series of briefings to the Council regarding the High Speed Rail Project. Chris Klein, Assistant to the Mayor & Chris Petykowski, City Engineering will make brief presentations and answer questions from the Council.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee has been created to review and analyze the future business plan of Overture to determine its financial feasibility. Members of this committee include Chair Mark Bugher, Director of Madison's University Research Park; former Mayor Paul Soglin; and Alds. Bruer, Cnare, and Verveer.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee has been created to review and analyze the future business plan of Overture to determine its financial feasibility. Members of this committee include Chair Mark Bugher, Director of Madison's University Research Park; former Mayor Paul Soglin; and Alds. Bruer, Cnare, and Verveer.
The Overture Ad Hoc Committee was created to review and analyze the future business plan of Overture Center to determine its financial feasibility. Members of this committee include Chair Mark Bugher, Director of Madison's University Research Park; former Mayor Paul Soglin; and Alds. Bruer, Cnare, and Verveer.
Madison City Channel covers this Ad Hoc Committee that has been created to review and analyze the future business plan of Overture Center to determine its financial feasibility. Members of this committee include Chair Mark Bugher, Director of Madison's University Research Park; former Mayor Paul Soglin; and Alds. Bruer, Cnare, and Verveer.
This public forum seeks input into the kinds of services and service area they would like to see in the new Downtown Library.
This public forum seeks input into the kinds of services and service area they would like to see in the new Downtown Library.
Chris Klein, Assistant to the Mayor & Chris Petykowski, City Engineering make brief presentations and answer questions from the Council about the upcoming high speed rail project.
An “Ad-Hoc” group charged with figuring out ways to promote diversity and affordability in Madison’s housing stock in light of the repeal of Inclusionary Zoning. This meeting included discussions of their recommendations.
An “Ad-Hoc” group charged with figuring out ways to promote diversity and affordability in Madison’s housing stock in light of the repeal of Inclusionary Zoning. This meeting included discussions of their recommendations.
A discussion with members of the Common Council on the proposed Tax Incremental Financing for the Edgewater Hotel project. Included were presentations by City TIF Coordinator Joe Gromacki, City Comptroller Dean Brasser, and Assistant City Attorney Anne Zellhoefer.
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Madison City Channel covered this meeting of the Landmarks Commission at which the Edgewater Hotel project was discussed.
Madison City Channel covered this meeting of the Landmarks Commission at which the Edgewater Hotel project was discussed.
The controversy over the 911 Center and who pays (the City of Madison or Dane County) for personnel handling non-emergency parking calls is addressed at this meeting.
The controversy over the 911 Center and who pays (the City of Madison or Dane County) for personnel handling non-emergency parking calls is addressed at this meeting.
The Mayor presents his proposal to renovate the existing central library site rather than continue to negotiate with the Fiore Company to build a new central library. The Board also discusses a possible new library in the east-side Grandview Commons development.
The Mayor presents his proposal to renovate the existing central library site rather than continue to negotiate with the Fiore Company to build a new central library. The Board also discusses a possible new library in the east-side Grandview Commons development.
The Mission of the Urban Design Commission is, among other things, to assure the highest quality of design for all public and private projects in the city; and, in all other ways possible, assure a functionally efficient and visually attractive city in the future. UDC tackled the issue of the proposed Edgewater Hotel project at this meeting.
The Mission of the Urban Design Commission is, among other things, to assure the highest quality of design for all public and private projects in the city; and, in all other ways possible, assure a functionally efficient and visually attractive city in the future. UDC tackled the issue of the proposed Edgewater Hotel project at this meeting.
The controversy over the 911 Center and who pays (the City of Madison or Dane County) for personnel handling non-emergency parking calls were discussed at this meeting.
The controversy over the 911 Center and who pays (the City of Madison or Dane County) for personnel handling non-emergency parking calls were discussed at this meeting.
The initial meeting of the Dane County Regional Transit Authority, who is charged with exploring options for regional transportation systems, including expanded bus transit and rail.
The Mission of the Urban Design Commission is, among other things, to assure the highest quality of design for all public and private projects in the city; and, in all other ways possible, assure a functionally efficient and visually attractive city in the future. UDC tackled the issue of the proposed Edgewater Hotel project at this meeting.
The Mission of the Urban Design Commission is, among other things, to assure the highest quality of design for all public and private projects in the city; and, in all other ways possible, assure a functionally efficient and visually attractive city in the future. UDC tackled the issue of the proposed Edgewater Hotel project at this meeting.
Items discussed at this meeting included building a Super Target in the Hilldale Mall area as well as the possible redevelopment of the Edgewater Hotel.
Items discussed at this meeting included building a Super Target in the Hilldale Mall area as well as the possible redevelopment of the Edgewater Hotel.
Madison City Channel covered this Common Council informational presentation on the proposed Edgewater development by Hammes Company representatives, Planning and Development staff, and others.
Topics discussed at this meeting included condo affordability versus house affordability and a presentation by Phil Saulkin.
Topics discussed at this meeting included condo affordability versus house affordability and a presentation by Phil Saulkin.