Patti Heffernan

Citywide 2027 budget approval

The combined budgets cover essentially all city spending for the coming year, which drives the property tax bill for every Appleton homeowner.

Increased Penalties for Unnecessary Noise

Affected drivers could pay roughly $483 to $1,176 per citation once court fees are added.

Excessive vehicular noise data collection

Unknown until staff return with cost options in 90 days.

Resolution #16-R-26: Limits on ALPR cameras

Any expert analysis would likely be paid from ARPA funds on a not-to-exceed hourly basis, with substantial costs going through the finance committee.

Private School Voucher Funding Transparency

No direct cost — it's about disclosure of the existing school levy on tax bills.

Alcohol license violation convictions — five establishments

Potential license suspensions could affect the businesses involved.

Lead Water Service Line Replacement

$78,500 max, mostly covered by a state grant rather than local taxes.

Veterans Park Renaming

Mostly signage and administrative costs, if any; no major dollar figure given.

Wastewater Treatment Plant Building R Renovation

Contract total not to exceed $198,490, funded by shifting $100,000 within the wastewater utility — no new money from taxpayers.

COPS Technology and Equipment Grant

Roughly $450,000 in federal grant funding for police equipment, with no local match indicated.

2027 Health Department budget and federal grant cuts

Unknown — budget materials weren't available.

2027 CDBG funding and community needs

Federal CDBG allocation amount for 2027 hasn't been set yet.

Chapter 17 Subdivisions Code Rewrite

Testimony noted stormwater engineering costs have jumped from roughly $500 to $3,000 per lot since 2017, and approvals that took 4-6 months now take a year or more.

Roosevelt Street 2028 Reconstruction Design

Part of the city's 2028 paving program; narrowing the street is a cost-saving measure.

Alderperson salary adjustments

A freeze would save budget dollars; any raise would take effect for future terms, not current alders.

2027 Library Budget

Library operating funding stays flat in the 2027 budget, with no added dollars for staff development.

Zoning Code Overhaul Including ADUs and JADUs

Expected to grow the property tax base through infill development without expanding city footprint.

Reid Golf Course September finances

The course is about $60,000 ahead of last year in gross revenue, easing pressure on city support.

Hyperscale AI data center moratorium

Unknown for now — the moratorium is just headed to committee for study.

Denial of Operator's License for Christopher T. Routh

Approval of minutes from October 14, 2026 meeting (26-1326)

Hold action on Chapter 17 Subdivisions rewrite (26-1328)

Street Naming and Renaming Standards Policy (26-1329)

Building Addressing Policy update (26-1330)

Adjournment

Approval of minutes from previous meeting (26-1357)

Alderperson salary increase to $7,091 (26-1112)

Adjournment

Approval of CDC minutes from 10-14-26 (26-1332)

Amendment setting January 1, 2027 effective date for Chapter 4 text amendments (26-1333)

Recommend approval of Chapter 4 Buildings text amendments (26-1333)

Recommend approval of Preliminary 2027PY CDBG Core and City Department Program Funding (26-1334)

Recommend approval of CDBG Policy amendments (26-1335)

Adjournment

Approval of minutes from previous meeting

Approval of minutes from October 14, 2026 meeting

Hold operator's license application of Brandon B. Renier (26-1245)

Recommend denial of operator's license application of Jessica Wells (26-1302)

Amend Resolution #14-R-26 noise penalties to $250/$400/$800

Recommend approval of Resolution #14-R-26 as amended

that the Report Action Item be recommended for approval

that the Minutes be recommended for approval

that the meeting be adjourned

that the Report Action Item be held

that the Minutes be approve

that the meeting be adjourned

Resolution #15-R-26 — Private School Voucher Funding Transparency

Resolution #13-R-26 — State Review of Vehicle Noise and Demerit Penalties

Reconsideration of Item 26-0758 (Truancy Ordinance)

Resolution #7-R-26 Review Options for Truancy Ordinance

Approval of June 17, 2026 Council Minutes (26-0942)

Flock Termination Final Recommendation (26-0848)

Resolution #7-R-26 Truancy Ordinance Extension (26-0758)

Improvement is driven by relationships and supports, not the ordinance

Development Agreement with Thrivent Financial and North Meadows Investment Ltd. (26-0867)

Option Agreement for Future Northside Fire Station Site (26-0891)

Consolidated Action Items: Tax Incremental District No. 14 (26-0737, with 26-0586 and 26-0731)

North Meadows Cost Reimbursement Agreement Second Amendment (26-0943, with 26-0890 and 26-0900)

Special Event Application for Rahb Kettleson (26-0850)

Veterans Memorial Concept Plan (26-0827)

Balance of the Agenda (consent items)

Closed Session — Potential Real Estate Acquisition (26-0944)

Approval of June 3, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes

Driscoll Street 2028 reconstruction — amendment to keep current width and parking

Driscoll Street 2028 reconstruction — amendment by substitution restoring committee design

Supported substitution because the prior compromise lacked the votes and water mains need replacing.

Approval of Driscoll Street 2028 reconstruction design as amended

Prioritized replacing failing cast-iron water mains.

Accept $425,000 COPS Technology and Equipment Grant

Balance of the agenda approved

Approval of Previous Council Meeting Minutes (26-0532)

Resolution #3-R-26 Ranked-Choice Voting Support (26-0433)

that the Report Action Item be recommended for approval

that the Minutes be recommened for approval as amended

that the Report Action Item be recommended for approval

that the be adjourned

Motion to move second April council meeting to April 22

that the meeting be adjourned at 4:47 p.m.

that the preliminary allocations be recommended for approval

that the Minutes be approved

that the text amendments to Chapter 4 Buildings be recommended for approval

Approval of January 21, 2026 Council Minutes (26-0130)

26-0116 Preliminary Engineering — Northland–Bellaire Flood Study Improvements and Study Update #4

26-0128 Ordinances #4-26 to #6-26

that the request to award design of K2B Pond Rehabilitation Project to McMahon Associates, Inc. in the amount of $62,371 with a contingency of $5,000 for a project total not to exceed $67,371 be recom

that the December 17, 2025 Utilities Committee Meeting Minutes be approved

that the Utilities Committee Meeting be adjourned at 5:15 p.m.

that the request to authorize Preliminary Engineering for Initial Northland - Bellaire Flood Study Improvements and Study Update #4 be recommended for approval

Approval of December 17, 2025 meeting minutes

K2B Pond Rehabilitation Project design award

Northland-Bellaire Flood Study preliminary engineering

Approval of CDC minutes from 11-19-25 (26-0015)

that the meeting be adjourned at 4:43 p.m.