William DeBaets

Sewer and Street Infrastructure Projects

Change orders net to about $5,281 more, with two projects finishing under budget.

School voucher cost transparency on tax bills

No direct cost; informational change to tax bills only.

Road projects and infrastructure borrowing

These projects are the main drivers of the $7.84 million borrowing request.

Franklin Street Reconstruction

This payment was $16,951.74 toward the reconstruction.

Former Mirro Site Environmental Remediation

No added cost from the change order; the final remediation payment was $145,011.19.

Maritime Metro Fare Increases

Bus fare increases are expected to be requested in October.

TID 22 — River Point District Development Outlook

Cleanup north of Chicago Street is covered by grant funding; a $500,000 EPA grant application is planned for the remaining site.

Manitowoc Skatepark Expansion Completion

Final payments to the skatepark contractor totaled $97,809.00.

2026 Concrete Paving Program

Adds $51,710 to the 2026 concrete paving program contract.

Silver Creek Stream Restoration

No local tax funding — the project is funded entirely by grants.

Separate WPDES permit for sewer collection system

Roughly $380,000 combined for sewer televising and relining.

Charter ordinance on primary elections

Saves clerk's office staff time by removing redundant annual election paperwork.

City Acquisition of Madison School Property

Purchase terms were in the resolution packet; no figure was stated on the floor.

Council Chambers audio/video upgrade

The project will cost somewhere between $178,500 and $204,477 depending on which bid is accepted.

Police and fire promotions and National Police Week

County fair extended music and beer hours

2027 paving request for Summit Street area

City government reorganization

Former Mirro site redevelopment with Gorman & Company

Financial terms are in the term sheet; the agreement moves the site toward redevelopment and future tax base.

Telephone utility pedestal conditions

Approval of Consent Agenda

Special Events report — summer events (26-0344)

Reorganization ordinances 26-0353 through 26-0361 and scrivener's-error resolution 26-0362

Offer to Purchase Madison School (26-0365)

Braun Building Center claim settlement (26-0089)

Resolution to Increase Court Costs (26-0287)

Ordinances 26-0288, 26-0289, 26-0290 (enhanced penalties, RWRAM, licenses)

FASTER Fleet Management Software agreement (26-0291)

2026 Budget Amendment — General Fund (26-0292)

Gorman and Company development agreement — former Mirro site (26-0293)

Expo/Fair extended music hours (26-0324)

Board of Canvassers statement — spring election (26-0327)

Unpaid intern for City Attorney's Office (26-0267)

Hire seasonal employees related to officials (26-0273)

Hire Brock Wetenkamp as Director of Parks and Recreation (26-0350)

Job description resolutions — department reorganizations (26-0366 to 26-0369)

Employee Policy Manual revision (26-0370)

Public/private school snow removal discussion (26-0187)

Popp Enterprises 2027 paving request (26-0255)

Maritime Metro Transit Cold Weather Shutdown Policy (26-0259)

Hire seasonal employees related to officials (26-0273)

Hire Brock Wetenkamp as Director of Parks and Recreation (26-0350)

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Norell, that this Resolution be adopted.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Norell, that this Resolution be adopted.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Reckelberg, that this Request be approved as presented.

Moved by Cummings, seconded by Anderson, to accept the Consent Agenda Items and recommendations of the various committees.

Moved by Cummings, seconded by Norell, that this Report be approved.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Dunbar, that this Agreement be approved.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Reckelberg, that this Agreement be accepted.

Moved by Schlei, seconded by DeBaets, that this Resolution be adopted.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Reckelberg, to approve the request and instruct City Staff to complete all items related to the Right of First Refusal.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Reckelberg, that this Request be approved as presented.

Moved by Sitkiewitz, seconded by Norell, that this Request be approved as presented.

Moved by Schlei, seconded by Anderson, that this Resolution be adopted.

Moved by Schlei, seconded by DeBaets, that this Report be accepted and placed on file.

Moved by Schlei, seconded by DeBaets, that this Amendment be approved.

Moved by Reckelberg, seconded by DeBaets, that this Agreement be approved.

A motion was made by Cummings, seconded by Sitkiewitz, that this meeting be adjourned at 7:02 p.m.

that this Report be accepted and placed on file

that this Resolution be adopted

that this Ordinance be adopted

to accept the Consent Agenda Items and recommendations of the various committees

that this Agreement be approved

to approve staff to accept and sign Offer to Purchase and enter into negotiations on term sheet

to approve the annual review of the Conditional Use Permit to McMullen & Pitz Construction Company for the operation of a Contractor's Equipment Storage Yard pursuant to the attached amended condition

that this meeting be adjourned at 6:54 p.m.

that this Resolution be adopted

that this Resolution be adopted

that this Resolution be adopted

that this Agreement be approved

to re-approve the 2024 Adaptive Re-Use Conditional Use Permit subject to the attached amended conditions dated February 16, 2026

that this Ordinance be adopted with the correction of the scrivener's error

that this Report be approved

that this Agreement be approved

that this Resolution be adopted

that this Agreement be approved

that this Resolution be adopted

that this Request be approved contingent upon review by City Attorney

to approve the re-issuance of the Conditional Use Permit to Lotus Recovery Homes Inc., for a Transitional Housing Use located at 419 Park Street including an amendment to condition "E" and elimination

to approve the re-issuance of the Conditional Use Permit to Lotus Recovery Homes, Inc. for a Transitional Housing Use located at 1111 Marshall Street including the elimination of Condition "H" regardi

to approve the re-issuance of the Conditional Use Permit to Lotus Recovery Homes Inc., for a Transitional Housing Use located at 404, 406 and 408 N. Lake Street including the elimination of condition

to approve the re-issuance of the Conditional Use Permit to THe Haven of Manitowoc County for a Transitional Housing Use located at 826 S 19th Street including and the elimination of condition "E"