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12-7850
| A | | Communication from the Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (Res No. 12-3223) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Interim Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services requesting permission to accept donations for the Juneteenth Day Celebration. The received $10,000.00 from Caron Butler and $2,000.00 from S C Johnson will be used for entertainment on the main stage and the children's corner. (Res No. 12-3223)
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 7/09/12: Permission be granted to the Interim DIrector of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services to accept donations for the Juneteenth Day Celebration from Caron Butler and S.C. Johnson, and that appropriate letters of thanks be sent.
Fiscal Note: $10,000.00 from Caron Butler be used for entertainment on the main stage and $2,000.00 from S.C. Johnson be used for the children's corner. | Referred | |
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12-7868
| A | | Communication from the Interim Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (Res No. 12-3224) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Interim Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services requesting permission to apply for the 2012 Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Grant Program in the amount of $215,000.00 for mitigating Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) impacts. (Res No. 12-3224)
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 7/09/12: Permission be granted to the Interim Director of Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department, to apply for the 2012 Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Grant Program in the amount of $215,000.00 for mitigating Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) impacts.
Fiscal Note: There is no match required on the part of the City. | Referred | |
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12-7889
| A | | WHEDA Grant Application Request (Res No. 12-3225) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Director of City Development requesting to apply for a grant from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority's Strategic Blight Elimination Program. (Res No. 12-3225)
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 7/09/12: Permission be granted to the Director of City Development to apply for a grant from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority's Strategic Blight Elimination Program.
Fiscal Note: There is no match required on the part of the City. | Referred | |
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12-7894
| A | | Communication from Pruchasing Agent (Res No. 12-3222) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Purchasing Agent submitting bid results and recommendation on Official Notice #9, One (1) Brush Chipper with 15" Capacity. (Res No. 12-3222)
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 7/09/12: Permission be granted to award to Atlas Companies the bid, as they are the low responsive, responsible bidder. The Bandit 1390 XP as offered by Atlas Companies will best serve the needs of the Parks Department Forestry Crew.
Fiscal Note: Funds for this purchase at their net bid price are available in account 107.700.5770, Licensed Vehicles. | Referred | |
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12-7895
| A | | Real Racine request to use city right-of-way on Sunday, September 16, 2012, for "The Biggest Loser Run/Walk". (Res No. 12-3293) | Communication | Subject: Communication from Real Racine requesting permission to use city right-of-way on Sunday, September 16, 2012, for "The Biggest Loser Run/Walk". (Res No. 12-3293)
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 7-10-12: That the Real Racine be granted permission to close city right-of-way, as listed below, for “The Biggest Loser Run/Walk” on Sunday, September 16, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., in accordance with their request.
Sixth Street from Pershing Park Drive to Lake Avenue;
Lake Avenue from Sixth Street to Gaslight Drive;
Gaslight Drive from Lake Avenue to Main Street;
Main Street from Gaslight Drive to Dodge Street;
Dodge Street from Main Street to Michigan Boulevard;
Michigan Boulevard from Dodge Street to Goold Street (North bound lane);
Barker Street from Michigan Boulevard to dead-end (West bound lane);
Goold Street from Michigan Boulevard to Main Street (West bound lane);
Main Street from Goold Street to 3 Mile Road (North bound lane);
Lakecrest Drive from Main Street to Michigan Boulevard;
Lombard Avenue from Main Street to Michig | Referred | |
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12-7843
| A | | Communication from the Interim Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (Res. No. 12-3253) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Interim Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services, requesting authorization of final payment for Industrial Roof Service for Engineering and Project Administration Services for Masonry Restoration at Tyler-Domer Community Center. (Res. No. 12-3253)
Recommendation of the Public Safety and Licensing Committee on 7-24-12: That final payment for Industrial Roof Service for Engineering and Project Administration Services for Masonry Restoration at Tyler-Domer Community Center be approved.
Fiscal Note: Funds are to be appropriated from 990-670-5010, Tyler-Domer Tuck Pointing. | Referred | |
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12-7863
| A | | Application of Jose E. Sanchez., Mi Jacalito, Eriberto Malacara, for a Change of Agent for a "Class B" Retail Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquor License for 1318 Douglas Avenue (4th) | Communication | Subject: Application of Jose E. Sanchez., Mi Jacalito Restaurant, Eriberto Malacara, for a Change of Agent for a "Class B" Retail Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquor License for 1318 Douglas Avenue (4th) | Referred | |
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12-7870
| A | | Communication from the Alderman of the 4th District, on behalf of Tom Ryan (1414 Michigan Blvd.) and James Rooney (1500 Michigan Blvd.), requesting an All-Way stop at Barker Street and Michigan Blvd. (RES. No. 12-3313) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Alderman of the 4th District, on behalf of Tom Ryan (1414 Michigan Blvd.) and James Rooney (1500 Michigan Blvd.), requesting an All-Way stop at Barker Street and Michigan Blvd. (RES. No. 12-3313)
Recommendation of the Traffic Commission on 07-16-12: Defer
Recommendation of the Traffic Commission on 08-20-12: "No parking at any time" be approved on Michigan Blvd. at the following locations: east side, from Barker Street south 124 feet; east side, from Barker Street north 91 feet; west side, from Barker Street south 87 feet; west side, from Barker Street north 120 feet.
Fiscal Note: The estimated cost of this signage will result in an installation cost of $240.00 and an annual maintenance cost of $100.00. | Referred | |
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12-7890
| A | | TID No. 8 Project Plan Amend (Res. No. 12-3382) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Director of City Development requesting to amend the project plan of Tax Incremental District No. 8. (Res. No. 12-3382)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 10-10-12: That the resolution for the amendment of the project plan for TID No. 8 be approved.
Fiscal Note: The Project Plan amendment is necessary to allow TID No. 8 to share approximately $4.2 million in tax increment with TID No. 10 over a five year period, after which the donor and recipient districts will close. | Referred | |
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12-7891
| A | | TID No. 9 Project Plan Amend Request (Res. No. 12-3383) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Director of City Development requesting to amend the project plan of Tax Incremental District No. 9. (Res. No. 12-3383)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 10-10-12: That the resolution for the amendment of the project plan for TID No. 9 be approved.
Fiscal Note: The Project Plan amendment is necessary to allow TID No. 9 to share approximately $5.5 million in tax increment with TID Nos. 10, 11 and 15 over a five year period, after which the donor and recipient districts will close. | Referred | |
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12-7892
| A | | TID No. 10 Project Plan Amend (Res. No. 12-3384) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Director of City Development request to amend the project plan of Tax Incremental District No. 10. (Res. No. 12-3384)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 10-10-12: That the resolution for the amendment of the project plan for TID No. 10 be approved.
Fiscal Note: It is necessary to amend the Project Plan for this industrial TID for it to receive shared increment from other TIDs. The amendment will allow TID No. 10 to receive an estimated $6.2 million in shared increment over five years and close out in 2017. | Referred | |
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12-7893
| A | | TID No. 10 Distressed (Res. No. 12-3381) | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Director of City Development requesting to designate Tax Incremental District No. 10 as a distressed TID. (Res. No. 12-3381)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 10-10-12: That the resolution designating TID No. 10 as distressed be approved.
Fiscal Note: It is necessary to designate this industrial TID as distressed for it to receive shared increment from another TID. The designation will allow TID No. 10 to receive an estimated $6.2 million in shared increment over five years. Although the designation as distressed would allow the extension of the District until 2036, the proposed increment sharing anticipates that the District will close out in 2017. | Referred | |
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12-7869
| A | | Façade grant program | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Alderman of the 11th District requesting that the façade grant program be amended to eliminate from consideration businesses that were part of a Business Improvement District for 6 years from the date on which the district was dissolved.
Recommendation of the Redevelopment Authority on 9-4-12: That the item be received and filed.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Referred | |
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12-7731
| A | | 2011 Audit Presentation | Communication | Subject: Presentation of the 2011 Audit from Clifton Larson Allen LLP - Renee Messing Invited to the Meeting
Recommendation of the Waterworks Commission on 5/29/12: To adopt.
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 06/11/12: Defer the item until the next scheduled Finance & Personnel Committee meeting.
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 6-25-12: Receive, file and forward to the Finance Department for inclusion in the City wide financial statements.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7741
| A | | 2011 Audit Presentation | Communication | Subject: Presentation of the 2011 Audit from Clifton Larson Allen LLP - Renee Messing Invited to the Meeting
Recommendation of the Wastewater Commission on 5/29/12: To adopt.
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 06/11/12: Defer the item until the next scheduled Finance & Personnel Committee meeting.
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 6-25-12: Receive, file and forward to the Finance Department for inclusion in the City wide financial statements.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7780
| A | | CEDCO Small Business Development Services (Res. No. 12-3204) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Executive Director requesting authorization to enter into a contract for small business development services with the Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO) and to fund the contract with intergovernmental revenue sharing funds (Res. No. 12-3204)
Recommendation of the Redevelopment Authority on 6-4-12: That the Authority supports the use of $55,000.00 from the intergovernmental sewer revenue sharing fund for minority business development services through CEDCO.
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 6-25-12: Authorization be granted for the Executive Director to enter into a contract for small business development services with the Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO) and to fund the contract with intergovernmental revenue sharing funds.
Fiscal Note: In the past, CEDCO has provided advising and training services to small start-up minority business enterprises, including operation of a micro-loan fund. CEDCO has been operating with volunteers and without paid staff. The $55,000 is fu | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7781
| A | | VISTA Volunteer and the Launch Box (Res. No. 12-3205) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Executive Director requesting authorization to provide matching funds for a VISTA volunteer for the Launch Box initiative from intergovernmental revenue sharing funds. (Res. No. 12-3205)
Recommendation of the Redevelopment Authority on 6-4-12: That the Authority supports the use of $22,000.00 from the intergovernmental sewer revenue sharing fund for matching funds for VISTA volunteers for business development programs.
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 6-25-12: Authorization be granted for the Executive Director to provide matching funds for a VISTA volunteer for the Launch Box initiative from intergovernmental revenue sharing funds.
Fiscal Note: The Grant Facilitator has identified an opportunity for the city to obtain VISTA volunteers for two initiatives, the Launch Box business development initiative and Sustainable Edible Economic Development (SEED) (http://www.rkcaa.org/RKCAA/SEED.htm). The VISTA program requires a local match/stipend of $11,000.00 per volunteer. Funds are available in the Intergo | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7817
| A | | Communication from the Grants Facilitator requesting permission to apply for and accept a grant award from the Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance to support initiatives provided by Racine Vocational Ministry, Racine Unified School District, Racine Cou | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Grants Facilitator requesting permission to apply for and accept a grant award from the Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance to support initiatives provided by Racine Vocational Ministry, Racine Unified School District, Racine County Human Services and Why Gangs. (Grant Control #2012-020) (Res. No. 12-3203)
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 6-25-12: Permission be granted for the Grants Facilitator to apply for and accept a grant award from the Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance to support initiatives provided by Racine Vocational Ministry, Racine Unified School District, Racine County Human Services and Why Gangs.
Fiscal Note: There is no City match required. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7849
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Assistant Finance Director requesting to discuss an amendment to the Belle Urban System's operating budget for 2012. (Res. No. 12-3206) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Assistant Finance Director requesting to discuss an amendment to the Belle Urban System's operating budget for 2012. (Res. No. 12-3206)
Recommendation of the Finance & Personnel Committee on 6-25-12: To approve the amendment as proposed.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7794
| A | | Pentecost Lutheran Church request to close Jerome Boulevard, from Coolidge Avenue to Case Avenue, on Saturday, July 28, 2012, for a church block party.(Res. No. 12-3207) | Communication | Subject: Communication from Pentecost Lutheran Church requesting permission to close Jerome Boulevard, from Coolidge Avenue to Case Avenue, on Saturday, July 28, 2012, for a church block party. (Res. No. 12-3207)
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 6-26-12: That the Pentecost Lutheran Church be granted permission to close Jerome Boulevard, between Coolidge Avenue and Case Avenue, for an event on Saturday, July 28, 2012, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., in accordance with their request.
Further recommends that permission be granted with the following stipulations:
A. A hold harmless agreement be executed and a $62.50 processing fee paid.
B. A liability insurance certificate be filed prior to this event.
C. Any overtime costs incurred by any City department be charged to the sponsor.
D. The sponsor shall notify all abutting property owners seventy-two (72) hours in advance of this event.
E. The sponsor shall pay a $250.00 special event fee.
Further recommends that the Commissioner of Public Works, City Engineer and Chief of Police provide limited as | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7815
| A | | Change Order No. 1 on Contract 02-12 (K2-002) - 2012 Sidewalk Replacement, Phase I, AZAR LLC, Contractor. (Res. No. 12-3210) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Assistant Commissioner of Public Works/City Engineer submitting Change Order No. 1 on Contract 02-12 (K2-002) - 2012 Sidewalk Replacement, Phase I, AZAR LLC, Contractor. (Res. No. 12-3210)
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 6-26-12: That Change Order No. 1 on Contract 2-12 (K2-002), 2012 Sidewalk Replacement, Phase I (R1), AZAR LLC, contractor, be approved in the amount of $5,788.75.
Fiscal Note: Funding to defray the cost of this change order be appropriated from Account 906.000.5520, Sidewalk Replacement. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7828
| A | | 1920 & 2020 William Street Purchase Request (Res. No. 12-3208) | Communication | Subject: Communication from George Stergiadis requesting permission to buy and sell 1920 and 2020 William Street in Young Industrial Park. (Res. No. 12-3208)
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 6-26-12: That permission be granted to George Stergiadis to sell the property at 1920 and 2020 William Street in Young Industrial Park.
FISCAL NOTE: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7832
| A | | Ordinance to allow green houses, known as Hoop Houses, for the purpose of growing food. | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Chief Building Inspector, on behalf of the Alderman of the 15th District, requesting the creation of an ordinance to allow green houses, known as Hoop Houses, for the purpose of growing food.
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 6-26-12: That an ordinance amending Chapter 18 of the Racine Building Code concerning the regulation of hoop houses be, be adopted.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7833
| A | | Bid results on Contract 44-12 (K2-054), Sam Johnson Parkway-Masonry Restoration (R1). (Res. No. 12-3209) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Commissioner of Public Works submitting bid results on Contract 44-12 (K2-054), Sam Johnson Parkway-Masonry Restoration (R1). (Res. No. 12-3209)
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 6-26-12: That Contract 44-12 (K2-054), Sam Johnson Parkway-Masonry Restoration (R1), be awarded to R.D. Woods Co., Inc., Oak Creek, WI, at their bid price of $96,500.00, plus Alternate 1 in the amount of $12,500.00, for a total contract of $109,000.00, they being the lowest responsible bidder.
Fiscal Note: Funding to defray the cost of this public works project be appropriated from Account 992.700.5190, Tuckpoint Johnson Parkway Wall. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7847
| A | | Resolution 12-3197, created June 19, 2012, relating to street and alley improvements. | Communication | Subject: Resolution 12-3197, created June 19, 2012, relating to street and alley improvements at the following locations:
PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PAVING
Emstan Hills Road - Duchess Drive to Oakwood Drive
Cleveland Avenue - Durand Avenue to Pierce Boulevard
Kentucky Street - Shadow Lane to the Cul-de-sac (South)
Spring Valley Drive - Spring Street to Harrington Drive
Victorian Drive - Emstan Hills Road to Maryland Avenue
Vista Drive - Spring Valley Drive to Harrington Drive
Alley - Kinzie Avenue to Haven Avenue; Arthur Avenue to Blaine Avenue
CURB & GUTTER
Emstan Hills Road - Duchess Drive to Oakwood Drive
Victorian Drive - Emstan Hills Road to Maryland Avenue
SEWER AND WATER
Cleveland Avenue - Durand Avenue to Pierce Boulevard
Spring Valley Drive - Spring Street to Harrington Drive
Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 6-26-12: That Resolution No. 12-3197, created June 19, 2012, be amended to delete:
PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PAVING
Emstan Hills Road - Duchess Drive to Oakwood Drive
Cleveland Avenue - Durand Avenue to Pierce | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7666
| A | | The following renewal application(s) for a Wholesale License for 2012-2013: | Communication | Subject: The following renewal application(s) for a Wholesale License for 2012-2013:
Timer's 3800 Northwestern Avenue
(Tradename) Timer's
Shawn Voss, Agent
Recommendation of the Public Safety and Licensing Committee on 5-21-12: That the item be defered.
Recommendation of the Public Safety and Licensing Committee on 6-12-12: That the item be defered. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7807
| A | | The application of Floyd & Sons, Inc. for a 2012-2013 Motor Vehicle Towing License. (Renewal) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) The application of Floyd & Sons, Inc. for a 2012-2013 Motor Vehicle Towing License. (Renewal) | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7808
| A | | The renewal application of Northside Spa for a Massage Establishment Pemit for 1401 Douglas Avenue. (4th District). | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) The renewal application of Northside Spa for a Massage Establishment Pemit for 1401 Douglas Avenue. (4th District). | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7844
| A | | (Direct Referral) The application of Beres Towing and Repairs LLC for a 2012-2013 Motor Vehicle Towing License. (Renewal) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) The application of Beres Towing and Repairs LLC. for a 2012-2013 Motor Vehicle Towing License. (Renewal) | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7845
| A | | Request for the appearance of the owners of Racine Thrift Store, 2500 Lathrop before the second hand article license can be issued to them. | Communication | Subject: [Direct Referral] Request for the appearance of the owner, Kimberely F. Garcia, of Racine Thrift Store, 2500 Lathrop at the Public Safety and Licensing Meeting on June 26, 2012 before the second hand article license can be issued to them. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7774
| A | | Communication from the Alderman of the 4th District, on behalf of Robert Michiels (1632 Michigan Blvd), requesting a 3-way stop at the intersection of High Street and Michigan Blvd. | Communication | Subject: Communication from the Alderman of the 4th District, on behalf of Robert Michiels (1632 Michigan Blvd), requesting a 3-way stop at the intersection of High Street and Michigan Blvd.
Recommendation of the Traffic Commission on 06-18-12: Receive and file.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7696
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting the BUS General Manager's monthly operations report. | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting the BUS General Manager's monthly operations report.
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 05-16-12: Defer
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Receive and file.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7821
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting for review the WisDOT mandated outside consultant's Management Performance Review and comparison with similar national and state transit systems. | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting for review the WisDOT mandated outside consultant's Management Performance Review and comparison with similar national and state transit systems.
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Receive and file.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7822
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager requesting authorization to enter into preliminary discussions with the Regency Mall to establish a dedicated transfer area for the many BUS routes that provide service in that v | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager requesting authorization to enter into preliminary discussions with the Regency Mall to establish a dedicated transfer area for the many BUS routes that provide service in that vicinity. A minimum 12 to 24 month agreement calling for a nominal monthly lease fee would be a component and a potential for a more permanent facility would be the ultimate goal. (Res. No. 12-3215)
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Approve and authorize staff to enter into negotiations with Regency Mall to develop a dedicated bus connection with the potential for a small monthly lease fee.
Fiscal Note: No fiscal impact at this time. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7823
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting a proposal to revise the routing and schedule timing for BUS Route No. 27 to allow access to the new YMCA and other Sturtevant and Mount Pleasant destinations and to i | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting a proposal to revise the routing and schedule timing for BUS Route No. 27 to allow access to the new YMCA and other Sturtevant and Mount Pleasant destinations and to improve transfer options for passengers by connecting with Routes 1, 4, 7 and 86 in the Regency Mall area as opposed to just connecting with Route 3 at Case High School. (Res. No. 12-3214)
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Approve and instruct staff to prepare a plan to provide service to the new YMCA by September and improve transfer connections between Racine, Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7824
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager giving an update on the downtown parking ramp improvement program for July. | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager giving an update on the downtown parking ramp improvement program for July.
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Receive and file.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7825
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting a review of strategic options for maintaining the financial independence of the Racine Parking Utility as recommended by the recent consultant's report. | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting a review of strategic options for maintaining the financial independence of the Racine Parking Utility as recommended by the recent consultant's report.
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: To receive and file the communication and instruct staff to prepare a menu of parking rate and forfeiture increases that will allow the Parking Utility to operate independently of taxpayer support while accommodating for inflation and putting aside funding to partially fund the cost of ramp depreciation through 2021.
Fiscal Note: Fiscal impact to be determined at next meeting. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7826
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting a proposal to remove selected non-productive parking meters from Uptown Lots #1 and #2 (1422 Ann Street) and along portions of Junction Street. (Res. No. 12-3212) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting a proposal to remove selected non-productive parking meters from Uptown Lots #1 and #2 (1422 Ann Street) and along portions of Junction Street. (Res. No. 12-3212)
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: The meters in the SE section of Uptown Lot No. 1 along Ann Street be removed and the area be posted as "Two-Hour Limited Parking".
Fiscal Note: The 36 meters were not generating any income and will be used as replacements. No negative fiscal impact. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7827
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting Change Order No. 1 in the not-to-exceed amount of $1,000 on Contract 46-10 (K0-057) PS-Design for Lake Avenue Parking Ramp, Hartmann Design, Contractor. (Res. No. 12- | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting Change Order No. 1 in the not-to-exceed amount of $1,000 on Contract 46-10 (K0-057) PS-Design for Lake Avenue Parking Ramp, Hartmann Design, Contractor. (Res. No. 12-3213)
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: That Amendment No. 1 to Contract 46-10 (K0-057), Professional Services - Design for Lake Avenue Parking Ramp, Hartmann Design, Inc., consultant, as submitted, be approved in the not-to-exceed amount of $1000.00.
Fiscal Note: The additional work totals $1,000 and funding is available in Account 106.992.5760, Parking System Ramp Improvements. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7829
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting for review additions to future Federally funded capital Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) projects replacement of aging paratransit fleet with compressed natura | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting for review additions to future Federally funded capital Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) projects replacement of aging paratransit fleet with compressed natural gas (CNG) vans (delivery in 2015) and permanent Mall area designated transfer facility (2014 construction).
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Receive and file.
Fiscal Note: None - any financial commitment comes in the Capital Improvements Project (CIP) process. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7830
| A | | (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting an update on the status of the Federal bus shelter and bus shelter information project and authorization to issue Request for Proposals for already funded passenger in | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Communication from the Transit and Parking System Manager submitting an update on the status of the Federal bus shelter and bus shelter information project and authorization to issue Request for Proposals for already funded passenger information component.
Recommendation of the Transit and Parking Commission on 06-20-12: Receive and file.
Fiscal Note: Funding already approved in CIP. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7684
| A | | CU 3316 Douglas Avenue (Res. No. 12-3216) | Conditional Use Permit | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by Sheila Sheets representing "2 Sheets to the Wind" seeking a conditional use permit to operate a pub and grill at 3316 Douglas Avenue. (PC-12) (Res. No. 12-3216)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That the item be approved subject to conditions.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7812
| A | | CSM 2504-2522 Douglas Avenue (Res. No. 12-3217) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by Mark Madsen, representing Vivian and Anthony Merlo, for approval of a two-lot Certified Survey Map for the property located at 2504, 2514, 2518, and 2522 Douglas Avenue. (PC-12) (Res. No. 12-3217)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That the item be approved subject to conditions.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7813
| A | | Rezone 2514 & 2518 Douglas Avenue | Zoning Item | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by Vivian and Anthony Merlo to re-zone the property located at 2514 & 2518 Douglas Avenue from R-3 Limited General Residence to B-2 Community Shopping District, as well as amend the 2035 Land Use Plan for the City of Racine to reflect a change in land use from High Density Residential to Commercial Use for the aforementioned properties. (PC-12)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That an ordinance be prepared and a public hearing scheduled.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7814
| A | | CU 2051 Mead Street (Res No. 12-3287) | Conditional Use Permit | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by Terynce Guthrie representing The Hawks Motorcycle Club - Wisconsin Chapter, for a Conditional Use permit to operate a meeting hall/clubhouse at 2051 Mead Street. (PC-12) (Res No. 12-3287)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That the item be denied.
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 8-8-12: That the item be approved subject to conditions.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Referred | Fail |
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12-7855
| A | | CU 3417 Douglas Avenue (Res. No. 12-3218) | Conditional Use Permit | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by Maurice and Kimberly Horton of Kimberland Daycare seeking a conditional use permit for a daycare facility at 3417 Douglas Avenue. (PC-12) (Res. No. 12-3218)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That the item be approved subject to conditions.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7860
| A | | CU amend 303 Dodge Street (Res. No. 12-3219) | Conditional Use Permit | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by John Dunk of John's Dock seeking an amendment to a conditional use permit to expand an outdoor entertainment area at 303 Dodge Street. (PC-12) (Res. No. 12-3219)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That item be approved subject to conditions.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7861
| A | | CU 1034 West Blvd (Res. No. 12-3220) | Conditional Use Permit | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request by Rev. Daryn Crenshaw seeking a conditional use permit for a health and wellness center, and a church at 1034 West Boulevard. (PC-12) (Res. No. 12-3220)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That the item be approved subject to conditions.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7888
| A | | ZOrd. 0001-12 Rootworks Plan | Zoning Item | Subject: (Zord. 0001-12) An Ordinance adopting the document "Rootworks - Revitalizing Racine's Urban River Corridor: Root River Corridor Redevelopment Plan". (PC-12)
Recommendation of the City Plan Commission on 6-27-12: That the ordinance be adopted.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7872
| A | | Request of the Director of City Development to accept Ms. Laura Valreriano's offer to purchase 944 Villa Street. (Res. No. 12-3221) | Communication | Subject: (Direct Referral) Request of the Director of City Development to accept Ms. Laura Valeriano's offer to purchase 944 Villa Street. (Res. No. 12-3221)
Recommendation of the Loan Board on June 27, 2012:
That the offer of Laura Valeriano to purchase 944 Villa Street, as set forth in her offer dated June 14, 2012 and the counter-offer dated June 22, 2012, be approved.
Further recommends that the Mayor, the City Clerk and the Director of City Development be authorized to execute any documents necessary to complete the sale.
Fiscal Note: The property was acquired and rehabilitated through the NSP-1 program. The city will receive $45,000 in proceeds, minus commissions and closing costs. | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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12-7867
| A | | Subject: Communication from Mayor Dickert nominating appointments/reaapointments to the following committees, boards and/or commissions: | Communication | Subject: Communication from Mayor Dickert nominating appointments/reaapointments to the following committees, boards and/or commissions:
Appoint Thomas Bunker 804 Lathrop Ave Racine, 53405 to the Racine Waterworks Commission, filling the current vacancy set to expire October 1, 2014
Appoint Thomas Bunker 804 Lathrop Ave Racine, 53405 to the Racine Wastewater Commission, filling the current vacancy set to expire October 1, 2014 | Approved as Presented | Pass |
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Res.12-3203
| A | | Grant Award from the Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance | Resolution | Grant Award from the Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance
Resolved, that permission is granted for the Grants Facilitator to apply for and accept a grant award from the Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance to support initiatives provided by Racine Vocational Ministry, Racine Unified School District, Racine County Human Services and Why Gangs.
Fiscal Note: There is no City match required. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3205
| A | | VISTA volunteer for the Launch Box Initiative | Resolution | VISTA volunteer for the Launch Box Initiative
Resolved, that authorization is granted for the Executive Director to provide matching funds for a VISTA volunteer for the Launch Box initiative from intergovernmental revenue sharing funds.
Fiscal Note: The Grant Facilitator has identified an opportunity for the city to obtain VISTA volunteers for two initiatives, the Launch Box business development initiative and Sustainable Edible Economic Development (SEED)(http://www.rkcaa.org/RKCAA/SEED.htm). The VISTA program requires a local match/stipend of $11,000.00 per volunteer. Funds are available in the Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing (919) Account. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3206
| A | | Amendment to the Belle Urban System's Operating Budget for 2012 | Resolution | Amendment to the Belle Urban System's Operating Budget for 2012
Resolved, to approve the amendment as proposed.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3207
| A | | Pentecost Lutheran Church requesting permission to close Jerome Boulevard, from Coolidge Avenue to Case Avenue, on Saturday, July
28, 2012, for a church block party | Resolution | Pentecost Lutheran Church church block party
Resolved, that the Pentecost Lutheran Church is granted permission to close Jerome Boulevard, between Coolidge Avenue and Case Avenue, for an event on Saturday, July 28, 2012, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., in accordance with their request.
Further resolved, that permission is granted with the following stipulations:
A. A hold harmless agreement be executed and a $62.50 processing fee paid.
B. A liability insurance certificate be filed prior to this event.
C. Any overtime costs incurred by any City department be charged to the sponsor.
D. The sponsor shall notify all abutting property owners seventy-two (72) hours in advance of this event.
E. The sponsor shall pay a $250.00 special event fee.
Further resolved, that the Commissioner of Public Works, City Engineer and Chief of Police provide limited assistance, in the interest of public safety, to implement this event.
FISCAL NOTE: There will be nominal costs to various City departments, on a regular shift basis, to assist in implementing this event. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3208
| A | | George Stergiadis requesting permission to buy and sell 1920 and 2020 William Street in Young Industrial Park | Resolution | George Stergiadis requesting permission to buy and sell 1920 and 2020 William Street in Young Industrial Park
Resolved, that permission is granted to George Stergiadis to sell the property at 1920 and 2020 William Street in Young Industrial Park.
FISCAL NOTE: N/A | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3209
| A | | Contract 44-12 (K2-054), Sam Johnson Parkway-Masonry Restoration (R1) | Resolution | Contract 44-12 (K2-054), Sam Johnson Parkway-Masonry Restoration (R1)
Resolved, that contract 44-12 (K2-054), Sam Johnson Parkway-Masonry Restoration (R1), is awarded to R.D. Woods Co., Inc., Oak Creek, WI, at its bid price of $96,500.00, plus Alternate 1 in the amount of $12,500.00, for a total contract of $109,000.00, it being the lowest responsible bidder.
Fiscal Note: Funding to defray the cost of this public works project be appropriated from Account 992.700.5190, Tuckpoint Johnson Parkway Wall. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3210
| A | | Change Order No. 1 on Contract 02-12 (K2-002) - 2012 Sidewalk Replacement, Phase I, AZAR LLC, Contractor | Resolution | Change Order No. 1 on Contract 02-12 (K2-002) - 2012 Sidewalk Replacement, Phase I, AZAR LLC, Contractor
Resolved, that Change Order No. 1 on Contract 2-12 (K2-002), 2012 Sidewalk Replacement, Phase I (R1), AZAR LLC, contractor, is approved in the amount of $5,788.75.
Fiscal Note: Funding to defray the cost of this change order be appropriated from Account 906.000.5520, Sidewalk Replacement. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3212
| A | | Remove selected non-productive parking meters from Uptown Lots #1 and #2 (1422 Ann Street) and along portions of Junction Street | Resolution | Remove selected non-productive parking meters from Uptown Lots #1 and #2 (1422 Ann Street) and along portions of Junction Street
Resolved, that the meters in the SE section of Uptown Lot No. 1 along Ann Street be removed and the area be posted as "Two-Hour Limited Parking."
Fiscal Note: The 36 meters were not generating any income and will be used as replacements. No negative fiscal impact. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3213
| A | | Change Order No. 1 in the not-to-exceed amount of $1,000 on Contract 46-10 (K0-057) | Resolution | Change Order No. 1 in the not-to-exceed amount of $1,000 on Contract 46-10 (K0-057)
Resolved, that Amendment No. 1 to Contract 46-10 (K0-057), Professional Services - Design for Lake Avenue Parking Ramp, Hartmann Design, Inc., consultant, as submitted, be approved in the not-to-exceed amount of $1000.00.
Fiscal Note: The additional work totals $1,000 and funding is available in Account 106.992.5760, Parking System Ramp Improvements. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3214
| A | | BUS Route No. 27 | Resolution | BUS Route No. 27
Resolved to approve and instruct staff to prepare a plan to provide service to the new YMCA by September and improve transfer connections between Racine, Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant
Fiscal Note: N/A | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3215
| A | | Preliminary Discussions with Regency Mall to establish a dedicated transfer area for the many BUS routes that provide service in that vicinity | Resolution | Preliminary Discussions with Regency Mall to establish a dedicated transfer area for the many BUS routes that provide service in that vicinity
Resolved, to approve and authorize staff to enter into negotiations with Regency Mall to develop a dedicated bus connection with the potential for a small monthly lease fee.
Fiscal Note: No fiscal impact at this time. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3216
| A | | 2 Sheets to the Wind | Resolution | 3316 Douglas Avenue
Resolved, that the request by Sheila Sheets representing “2 Sheets to the Wind” seeking a conditional use permit to operate a pub and grill at 3316 Douglas Avenue is approved, subject to the following conditions:
a. That the plans presented to the Plan Commission on June 13, 2012 be approved subject to the conditions contained herein.
b. That building and occupancy permits and all other applicable permits be requested from the Building and Health Departments.
c. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the following shall be accomplished:
1. Implement the landscaping plan, dumpster placement and exterior paint scheme as presented to the Plan Commission on June 27, 2012.
d. That the maximum hours that the pub & grill is to be open be from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. daily.
e. That the building and grounds be maintained in a professional manner and on a daily basis.
f. That all trash and recyclables be stored in closed containers and screened from view.
g. That all codes and ordinances be complied with and required permits acquired.
h. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3217
| A | | Two Lot Certified Survery Map for 2504 Douglas Ave. and 2522 Douglas Ave. | Resolution | 2504 Douglas Ave. and 2522 Douglas Ave.
Resolved, that the request by Mark Madsen, representing Vivian and Anthony Merlo for a two lot certified survey map for 2504 Douglas Avenue and 2522 Douglas Avenue is approved, subject to the following conditions:
a. That the Certified Survey Map as prepared by Architect Mark Madsen of Nielsen, Madsen & Barber S.C., dated June 5, 2012, and presented to the Plan Commission on June 27, 2012 be approved.
b. That a final, recorded copy of the Certified Survey Map shall be provided to the Department of City Development within thirty (30) days of the date of Common Council approval. Failure to provide a recorded copy shall nullify the approval.
Fiscal Note: N/A | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3219
| A | | John's Dock - Conditional Use Permit | Resolution | John's Dock - Conditional Use Permit
Resolved, that the request by John Dunk of John’s Dock seeking an amendment to a conditional use permit to expand an outdoor entertainment area at 303 Dodge St. is approved, subject to the following conditions:
a. That the plans presented to the Plan Commission on June 27, 2012 is approved, subject to the conditions contained herein.
b. That all applicable permits and licenses be obtained.
c. That this activity shall take place only in the areas identified on the site plan.
d. That activity in the expanded area be confined to Thursday through Sunday.
e. That use of the expanded outdoor entertainment area is permitted between the dates of May 1 and September 30. Music in the outdoor entertainment area shall begin no earlier than 11:30 a.m. cease no later than 11:00 p.m. to be consistent with the 1997 approval by the Plan Commission for outdoor music at 303 Dodge Street.
f. That appropriate signage be utilized to direct patrons to the off-site parking at 200 Dodge Street. Proposed signage shall be presented to the Director | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3220
| A | | Church at 1034 West Blvd. | Resolution | Church at 1034 West Blvd.
Resolved, that the request by Rev. Daryn Crenshaw seeking a conditional use permit for a health and wellness center, and a church at 1034 West Boulevard is approved, subject to the following conditions:
a. That the plans presented to the Plan Commission on June 27, 2012 are approved subject to the conditions contained herein.
b. That all applicable building and occupancy permits be obtained from the Building Inspection Department.
c. That flex space will be utilized for wellness center exercise space and church purposes in accordance with approved plans and the conditions contained herein.
d. That in association with the wellness center there shall be a wellness store stocked with the latest books, magazines and other material on health and wellness, and computers with internet access for searching for health and wellness related information.
e. That the wellness center shall be operated Monday through Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
f. That church related activates shall be condu | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3221
| A | | Accept Ms. Laura Valeriano's offer to purchase 944 Villa Street | Resolution | 944 Villa Street.
Resolved, that the offer of Laura Valeriano to purchase 944 Villa Street, as set forth in her offer dated June 14, 2012 and the counter-offer dated June 22, 2012, is approved. Further recommends that the Mayor, the City Clerk and the Director of City Development be authorized to execute any documents necessary to complete the sale.
Fiscal Note:The property was acquired and rehabilitated through the NSP-1 program. The city will receive $45,000 in proceeds, minus commissions and closing costs. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3204
| A | | Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO) | Resolution | Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO)
Resolved, that authorization is granted for the Executive Director to enter into a contract for small business development services with the Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDCO) and to fund the contract with intergovernmental revenue sharing funds.
Fiscal Note: In the past, CEDCO has provided advising and training services to small start-up minority business enterprises, including operation of a micro-loan fund. CEDCO has been operating with volunteers and without paid staff. The $55,000 is funding principally for a staff person to provide counseling for minority entrepreneurs.The funding would also help with restructuring CEDCO operations regarding the loan fund. Funds are available in the Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing (919) Account. | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3218
| A | | Kimberland Daycare Facility - 3417 Douglas Ave | Resolution | Kimberland Daycare Facility - 3417 Douglas Ave.
Resolved, that the request by Maurice and Kimberly Horton of Kimberland Daycare seeking a conditional use permit for a daycare facility at 3417 Douglas Avenue is approved, subject to the following conditions:
a. That the plans presented to the Plan Commission on June 27, 2012 is approved, subject to the conditions contained herein.
b. That all applicable building and occupancy permits be obtained from the Building Inspection Department.
c. That this activity shall take place only in the areas identified on the floor plan and site plan.
d. That the hours of operation be from 4:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m., seven days a week.
e. The outdoor play area shall be kept in a neat and orderly appearance.
f. That all trash and recyclables be stored in closed containers and screened from view.
g. That all child drop off and pick up shall not be conducted on Douglas Avenue, Short Street or the alleyway and “no right turn” signs be installed at the Short Street parking lot exit.
h. That the parking of transport vans be confined | Adopted | Pass |
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Res.12-3211
| A | | FINAL RESOLUTION - STREET PAVING | Resolution | FINAL RESOLUTION - STREET PAVING
Final - Ten (10) Year
Benefits & Damages
WHEREAS, the Public Works & Services Committee of the Common Council of the City of Racine, Wisconsin, held a public hearing at the Council Chambers in the City Hall at 5:30 P.M. on the 26th day of June, 2012 for the purpose of hearing all interested persons concerning the preliminary resolution and report of the Commissioner of Public Works on the proposed improvement of:
PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PAVING
Alley - DeKoven to Eighteenth St; Franklin St to Center St
Alley - Jones Ave to Walton Ave; Charles St to Geneva St (N-S)
Alley - LaSalle St to Superior St; Walton Ave to Goold St
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Racine as follows:
1. That the report of the Commissioner of Public Works pertaining to the construction of the above described public improvements, including plans and specifications therefore, as modified, is hereby adopted and approved.
2. That the Commissioner of Public Works is directed to advertise for bids and to carry out the work of | Referred | |
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Ord.7-12
| A | | Ordinance 7-12
An ordinance amending Chapter 18 of Racine’s building code concerning the regulations of hoop houses | Ordinance | Ordinance 7-12
An ordinance amending Chapter 18 of Racine’s building code concerning the regulations of hoop houses
The Common Council of the City of Racine, Wisconsin, do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1: Article II. Building Code Division 1. Generally Sec. 18-26 Definitions: Hoop House means a structure with a poly-film roof and wall covering not exceeding six (6) millimeters in thickness, installed over rounded structural members. This structure is used to grow vegetables and other plants. There shall be no storage of solvents, fertilizers, gases or other chemicals or flammable materials and/or liquids. The storage of any type of vehicle is strictly prohibited.
SECTION 2: Division 5. CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS Subdivision XV. Hoop Houses (aka Greenhouses) Sec. 18-386 Definitions: Hoop House means a structure with a poly-film roof and wall covering not exceeding six (6) millimeters in thickness, installed over rounded structural members. This structure is used to grow vegetables and other plants. There shall be no storage of solvents, fertilizers, gases or other chemicals | Referred | |
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ZOrd.002-12
| A | | Zoning Ordinance - Zord.002-12
Ordinance adopting an amendment to the document “A Comprehensive Plan for the City of Racine: 2035” for the City of Racine, Wisconsin. | Zoning Ordinance | Zoning Ordinance - Zord.002-12
Ordinance adopting an amendment to the document “A Comprehensive Plan for the City of Racine: 2035” for the City of Racine, Wisconsin.
The Common Council of the City of Racine, Wisconsin, do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1: Pursuant to Section 62.23 of the Wisconsin Statutes, the City of Racine is authorized to prepare and adopt the document amendments to the City’s comprehensive plan as defined in Sections 66.1001(1)(a) and 66.1001(2) of the Wisconsin Statutes; and
SECTION 2: The Plan Commission held a public hearing on June 13, 2012, and at the Plan Commission meeting of June 27, 2012 recommended approval of a rezoning of properties at 2514 Douglas Avenue and the southern 30 feet of 2518 Douglas Avenue from R-3 Limited General Residence District to B-2 Community Shopping District and the associated amendment to the City’s comprehensive plan; and
SECTION 3: The Plan Commission of the City of Racine, by a majority vote of the entire commission recorded in its official minutes, recommended on July 25 to the City Common Council the approval | Referred | |
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ZOrd.003-12
| A | | Zoning Ordinance - Zord.003-12
AN ORDINANCE REZONING 2514 AND 2518 DOUGLAS AVENUE | Zoning Ordinance | Zoning Ordinance - Zord.003-12
AN ORDINANCE REZONING 2514 AND 2518 DOUGLAS AVENUE
To amend the map of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Racine.
The Common Council of the City of Racine, Wisconsin, do ordain as follows:
Part 1:
That the property located at 2514 and 2518 Douglas Avenue and more particularly described as follows:
“Block 5, Wolff’s Third Addition: Lot 14, and the southern 30 feet of Lot 13, except the west 40 feet. Part of the NE ¼ and the SE ¼ of the NE ¼ of Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 23 East, in the City of Racine, Racine County, Wisconsin.”
be rezoned from R-3 Limited General Residence to B-2 Community Shopping District.
Part 2:
This ordinance shall take effect upon passage by a majority vote of the members-elect of the City Common Council and publication or posting as required by law.
Passed by the Common Council:
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Approved:
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Mayor
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City Clerk
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