Madison City Week Ahead 1/13/25

City Council meeting this week and work towards eliminating committees.

Monday, January 13, 2025

1:00pm Equal Opportunities Commission – Hearing Virtual

• Triniqua Coleman 6717 Schroeder Road Apartment 2 Madison, Wisconsin 53711  v. Renew Madison 6723 Schroeder Road Madison, Wisconsin 53711 Respondent

4:00pm Facilities Programs and Fees Subcommittee (Parks) Parks Division Lakeside Offices

• Request from staff to approve the Friends Groups Rules and Guidelines RECOMMEND APPROVAL
• Request from staff to amend the 2025 Lakeside Offices Boardroom Fees REFER TO THE 2/12/25 MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS WITH THE RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL
• Informational Presentation of the 2024 Fee Modifications Report INFORMATIONAL
• Informational Winter Recreation Services Presentation INFORMATIONAL

5:00pm Landmarks Commission Virtual

• 857 South Shore Dr – Exterior Alteration to a Designated Madison Landmark, Eggiman House – Alteration to Front Façade (District 13)
• 838 Williamson St – Exterior Alteration in the Third Lake Ridge Historic District – Signage (District 6)
• Review of National Register of Historic Places Nomination for the Gay Building – 14-16 N Carroll Street (District 4)
• Secretary’s Report
• Buildings Proposed for Demolition – 2025
  • 6213 Countryside Lane
  • 6702 Odana Road
  • 345 W Main Street
  • 5001 Femrite Drive
  • 5005 Femrite Drive
  • 5013 Femrite Drive
  • 3222 E Washington Avenue
  • 3230 E Washington Avenue
  • 3238 E Washington Avenue
  • 3361 E Washington Avenue
  • 3365 E Washington Avenue
  • 3371 E Washington Avenue
  • 3375 E Washington Avenue
  • 922 N Fair Oaks Avenue
  • 926 N Fair Oaks Avenue
  • 930 N Fair Oaks Avenue
  • 77 Sirloin Strip

5:30pm Plan Commission Virtual

• Amending Section 28.022(3)(a) of the Madison General Ordinances to facilitate the incorporation of additional floodplain maps.
• Creating Section 28.022-00702 of the Madison General Ordinances to change the zoning of property located at 709 Northport Drive from SR-C1 (Suburban Residential-Consistent 1) District to TR-U1 (Traditional Residential-Urban 1) District. (District 18)
• 908 E Main Street (District 6): Consideration of a conditional use in the Traditional Employment (TE) District for an arts, technical, or trade school to allow a cosmetology and esthiology school in a multi-tenant commercial building.
• 506-518 E Wilson Street and 132-150 S Blair Street (District 6): Consideration of a conditional use in the Urban Mixed-Use (UMX) District for two adjacent restaurant-nightclubs; consideration of a conditional use in the UMX District for an outdoor eating area open after 9:00 PM to be shared by three adjacent restaurant-nightclubs; consideration of a conditional use in the UMX district for an outdoor eating area with amplified sound for three adjacent restaurant-nightclubs; and consideration of a conditional use in the UMX district for outdoor recreation, all to allow an outdoor eating area to be shared by three adjacent restaurant-nightclubs to operate after 9:00 PM with live music and outdoor recreation (sand volleyball).
• 913 Woodward Drive (District 18): Consideration of a conditional use to allow construction of an accessory building on a lakefront parcel.
• 2121 Jefferson Street and 1007 Edgewood Avenue (District 13): Consideration of a demolition permit to demolish two single-family residences.
• 2449 Fox Avenue (District 13): Consideration of a demolition permit to demolish a street-facing facade of a single-family residence.
• Approving a Certified Survey Map of property owned by Claire Mangasarian/ Mangasarian Survivor’s Trust located at 6021 Old Middleton Road (District 19), which proposes a deep residential lot.
• 4952 Thorson Road, Town of Sun Prairie: Consideration of a Certified Survey Map within the City’s Extraterritorial Jurisdiction to create two residential lots.

5:30pm Sister City Collaboration Committee Virtual

• Collaboration Opportunity: WUD Global Connections
• International Festival

5:30pm Police and Fire Commission Virtual

FIRE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSION ITEMS

• Preliminary recommendation of the Fire Chief regarding promotions Attachments: 01-13-2025 MFD Agenda.pdf
• Status update on 2025 Fire Department Recruit Academy
• General status report on Fire Department retirements
• General status report on Fire Department disciplinary matters

POLICE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSION ITEMS

• Consideration and potential action to designate a Department Officer who is temporarily authorized to act as Chief of Police until such time as the Board makes a permanent appointment to the Chief of Police position
• Preliminary recommendation of the Police Chief regarding promotions and schedule personnel file reviews Attachments: MPD Jan PFC Packet.pdf
• Consideration and potential action on Final Recommendations of the Police Chief following successful completion of the probationary period:
  • i. Kyle Walling, Police Officer, effective 1/30/2025
  • ii. Jacob Voight, Police Officer, effective 1/30/2025
  • iii. Jason Baumgart, Sergeant, effective 1/21/2025 i
  • v. Kellen Dzick, Detective, effective 2/4/2025
  • v. Daniel Frei, Sergeant, effective 1/21/2025
  • vi. Bradley Frias, Detective, effective 2/4/2025
  • vii. Ruben Gonzalez, Detective, effective 2/4/2025
  • viii. Alexa Graham, Detective, effective 2/4/2025
  • ix. Pamela Hallsson, Investigator, effective 2/4/2025
  • x. Ashley Knapp, Detective, effective 2/4/2025
  • xi. Jared La Porta, Detective, effective 2/4/2025
  • xii. Jessica Sosoka, Sergeant, effective 1/21/2025
• Status update on Police Department acting positions
• General status report on Police Department retirements and resignations
• Consideration and potential action on twenty-nine (29) candidates for inclusion on the Police Department eligibility list
• General status report on Police Department disciplinary matters

CLOSED SESSION

• Contemplated closed session pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(c) to discuss and take action, if appropriate, regarding employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility; specifically:
  • Consider specific candidate(s) for designation to temporarily act as Chief of Police (if closed session is necessary)
  • Preliminary recommendation of the Fire Chief for promotion of the following candidates and report on personnel file reviews:
    • Firefighter Robert Luling to Lieutenant, effective 1/19/25
    • Apparatus Engineer Derek Brown to Lieutenant, effective 1/19/25
    • Firefighter Peter Friedericks to Lieutenant, effective 1/19/25
    • Firefighter/Paramedic Laura Prom to Lieutenant, effective 1/19/25
    • Firefighter/Paramedic Jacob Kuehne to Lieutenant, effective 1/19/25
    • Apparatus Engineer Robert O’Hagan to Lieutenant, effective 1/19/25
  • Preliminary recommendation of the Police Chief for promotion of the following candidates and report on personnel file reviews:
    • Police Officer Tyler Hess to Detective, effective 2/2/25

Tuesday, January 14, 2025

9:00am Equal Opportunities Commission – Hearing Madison Municipal Building

• Sheila A. Kane 722 West Lakeside Street Madison, Wisconsin 53715  Complainant v. Bradley Wagner 3314 Leyton Lane Madison, Wisconsin 53713 Respondent

1:00pm Madison Central Business Improvement District (BID) Marketing Committee Virtual, 122 W Washington Ave. 1st Floor Conference Room & Virtual

• 2025 Social Media Marketing Review
• 2025 Social Media Marketing Calendar & Plan

4:30pm Common Council Executive Committee Virtual, 201 City-County Building

• Special Meeting Alder Removal Hearing Procedure
• Overview of Neighborhood Resource Teams (NRTs)
• Alder Committee Updates
• Council Office Updates (2025)

6:30pm Common Council Virtual, City County Building

• New Alcohol License Public Hearing
  • Los Atlantes Restaurant and Bakery 2304 S Park St
  • Taco Madres 2827 Atwood Ave
  • Haven 430 W Gilman St
• Approving Plans, Specifications, And Schedule Of Assessments For Evergreen Avenue, Ohio Avenue, and Sommers Avenue Assessment District – 2025. (District 15)
• BY TITLE ONLY – Appointment of Members to the PCOB
• Authorizing City of Madison Mayor and alders to encourage donations to the Abundant Life Christian School Emergency Fund
• Amending Section 38.05(9)(a) and creating 38.05(b) and (c) of the Madison General Ordinances related to Class A and Class “A” alcohol beverage licenses to impose geographic limitations on “Class A” and Class “A” license applications considered by the Common Council after adoption of this ordinance for purposes of regulating density of such alcohol beverage licenses. AGENDA NOTE: Alcohol License Review Committee did not consider file 83669 at the 12/18/24 meeting. The recommendation is to re-refer to Alcohol License Review Committee (1/15/25), Common Council (1/28/25).
• 1 change of agent, 1 entity reorganization, 1 operator license
• Change of Licensed Premises Brennan’s Cellars LLC • dba Brennan’s Market Current Capacity (in/out): 150/0 • Proposed Capacity (in/out): 230/0 8210 Watts Rd • Agent: Thea Miller Class B Combination Liquor & Beer • 20% alcohol, 75% food, 5% other Police Sector 129 (District 1) Request to extend premises into adjacent retail space.
• Second request to extend license issuance beyond the 180 day limit under MGO 38.05 Oscar’s Qcos Mexican Restaurant LLC • dba Q-Cos Mexican Restaurant 1824 S Park St
• Approving Park Commission President Resident Appointment to the Habitat Stewardship Subcommittee of the Board of Park Commissioners
• Authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into an inter-governmental agreement with Dane County for continuation of an ongoing Information and Education Program as part of the Madison Area Municipal Stormwater Permit group (MAMSWaP). (Citywide)
• Report of Engineering of Non-Bid Contract for Waterways 2024 – Chester Dr.
• Report of Engineering of Non-Bid Contract for Waterways 2024 – Storm Sewer Replacement near 7707 Old Sauk Rd. (District 9)
• Accepting improvements, awarding public works contracts, contract amendments
• Approving plans and specs,authorizing  to  advertise  and  recieve  bids
  • 2025 Semi-Permanent Epoxy Pavement Marking.
  • 1 & 15 Ellis Potter Court
  • 1150 S Park Street
  • Rennebohm Park Sprayground.
  • Bartillon Sidewalk.
  • Park Sun Shelter Installation
  • Imagination Center at Reindahl Park
  • Truax Apartments PV – Roofing Alterations.
  • Solar PV – Water Utility Olin Ave.
  • 4502 Regent Street
  • Safe Streets Madison 2025
• Report to Common Council on the City’s costs associated with self-performed Public Works Construction extending 136-FT of new water main on Powers Ave. (District 12)
• Report to Common Council on the City’s costs associated with self-performed Public Works Construction extending 93-FT of new water main on Nancy & Bonner Ln. (District 18)
• Report to Common Council on the City’s costs associated with self-performed Public Works Construction extending 141-FT of new water main on N Bryant Street. (District 15)
• Report of Operator License Applications January 14, 2025. See attached report for list of operators.
• Designating City of Madison Polling Locations for the 2025 Spring Primary.
• Establishing in-person absentee voting locations for the 2025 Spring Primary and Election.
• Awarding up to $4,160,497 in federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), as allocated to the City of Madison by the American Rescue Plan Act (a/k/a HOME-ARP), to Housing Initiatives, Inc. to support the development of 16 units of affordable housing and supportive services; and authorizing the Mayor and the City Clerk to enter into agreements to implement the development project (District 12). AGENDA NOTE: Community Development Block Grant Committee meets 1/9/25 and a recommendation will be made from the floor.
• Approving a loan of up to $300,000 to the Urban League of Greater Madison from the Community Facilities Loan Program to help finance the buildout of a shared commercial kitchen at the Black Business Hub located at 2352 South Park Street; and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign an agreement for that purpose. (District 14) AGENDA NOTE: Community Development Block Grant Committee meets 1/9/25 and a recommendation will be made from the floor.
• Hearing re: Ethics Board Complaint filed by Emily Samson against Shadayra Kilfoy-Flores
  • On December 17, 2024, following a complaint hearing, the Ethics Board deliberated in closed session. The Board unanimously found that Shadayra Kilfoy-Flores had violated MGO 3.35(5)(a)1 by attempting to use her position as the Chair of the Police Civilian Oversight Board to gain an advantage, privilege or treatment for the private benefit of herself or her immediate family. The Board also unanimously determined to recommend to the Common Council that Ms. Kilfoy-Flores not be appointed to a City board, commission or committee for a period of 12 months and that, if she is appointed to a City body in the future, she undergo training regarding the Ethics Code during the first month of service.
• SUBSTITUTE: Approving the allocation of City funds that are budgeted and designated to support older adult programming among a group of agencies selected through a Request for Proposals process conducted by the Community Development Division, for use towards contracts covering eligible expenses incurred on or after January 1, 2025 (Citywide).
• SUBSTITUTE: Amending the Engineering-Major Streets and Stormwater Utility Adopted Capital Budgets to transfer existing GO budget authority from the Stormwater Utility Citywide Flood Mitigation Program to the Mineral Point Road project, and authorizing the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute an Amendment to the contract between Madison and Mead & Hunt for additional design engineering services for the Mineral Point Rd. Pavement Replacement Project. (District 9)
• Authorizing the eventual forgiveness of $1,613,365 of debt held by Madison Ice Inc. for the Madison Ice Arena (725 Forward Drive) and Hartmeyer Ice Arena (1810 and 1834 Commercial Avenue), authorizing the termination of existing land contracts for both ice arenas with Madison Ice Hartmeyer, LLC and Madison Ice MIA, LLC (Madison Ice, Inc.), authorizing the fee simple sale of Hartmeyer Ice Arena to East Madison Ice Collective and the fee simple sale of Madison Ice Arena to Madison Ice, Inc. for $1, authorizing a fundraising requirement of approximately $3 million by East Madison Ice Collective for capital improvements to Hartmeyer Ice Arena, and authorizing additional terms related to the renegotiation of the City’s relationship to the ice arenas (District 12 and District 19).
• Authorizing the Parks Superintendent to Enter into Boat Launch Use Agreements with Construction Companies to Use Designated Boat Launches for Private Purposes (Citywide)
• Authorizing the City to execute an agreement with Marshall Boats LLC to conduct boat rental and instruction, concessions, and other recreational activities at Marshall Park from the years of 2025-2039. (District 19)
• Authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into a non-competitive contract with Sustain Dane, Inc. for the amount of $235,000 to implement the Growing the Efficiency Navigator Program – An innovative and inclusive energy program for affordable multifamily housing in Wisconsin funded by a grant from the U.S. DOE’s Energy Future grant program
• Authorizing the Economic Development Division to submit, and if awarded, accept a grant of up to $250,000 from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation’s (WEDC’s) Small Business Development Grant (SBDG) Program; and, if awarded amending the 2025 Economic Development Division’s Operating Budget by up to $250,000, and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a contract with WEDC for the grant.
• Authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into a 6-year service contract with two optional 1-year renewal terms with Pictometry International Corp DBA EagleView
• Amending Section 5.20 of the Madison General Ordinances to modify the Police Civilian Oversight Board appointment process.
• Amending Sections 10.056, 9.136, 38.07(8), and 33.27 of the Madison General Ordinances to eliminate the Street Use Staff Commission and assign their duties to relevant City staff.
• Authorizing the Traffic Engineering Division to accept a federal grant for $91,000 to maintain and expand a safety education program and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into the grant contracts and State/Municipal Agreements with Wisconsin Department of Transportation. (Citywide)
• Amending Section 39.03(8)(i)3.b. of the Madison General Ordinances related to the Equal Opportunities Ordinance to align with state law.
• RECONSIDERATION: SUBSTITUTE Amending the Parks Division 2025 Adopted Operating Budget to remove the paid parking pilot and associated revenues and expenditures 

Wednesday, January 15, 2025

12:00pm Madison Central Business Improvement District (BID) Events Committee Virtual, 122 W Washington Ave. 1st Floor Conference Room & Virtual

• No agenda

1:30pm Personnel Board Virtual

• Adopting revisions to the City of Madison Personnel Rules for correction and update.
• Compensation Study update.
• Personnel Board Report on position studies approved through authorized administrative actions.

4:30pm Board of Public Works Virtual

• Change orders
  • Blue Harvest Lane, Feather Edge Drive, & Soaring Sky Run Assessment District  $11,269.00 (over project contingency)
  • Metro Transit Hanson Rd. Bus Facility Remodel, $64,289.27
  • McPike Park – Building Demolition and Site Restoration $45,681.93
• Authorizing the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute an agreement with MSA Professional Services, Inc. for planning and design engineering services for the Badger Lift Station (L.S. #38). (District 14)
• Authorizing and delegating to the City Engineer the right and responsibility to obtain a Permit to Work On Highway Right-Of-Way Permit Application from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for sanitary and storm sewer maintenance along the Railroad Corridor & WisDOT property located at 2199 S. Thompson Dr, 2221 S. Thompson Dr, & 2798 I 90-39. (District 16)
• Approving Plans and Specifications for Hermina Pedestrian Bridge and Amending the 2025 Engineering Major Streets Capital Budget. (District 15)
• Authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to enter into a Future Phase Developer Agreement required for the conditionally approved subdivision known as Huxley Yards Subdivision with the Developer, Private Contract No. 9624 (District 12)
• Approving plans and specifications for public improvements required to serve Phase 13 of the Subdivision known as Acacia Ridge and authorizing construction to be undertaken by the Developer, Private Contracts 9573 and 9574 (District 1)
• Approving plans and specifications for public improvements required to serve Phase 8 of the Subdivision known as Eagle Trace and authorizing construction to be undertaken by the Developer, Private Contracts 9575 and 9576 (District 9)
• Approving Addendum No. 1 to Village at Autumn Lake – Outlot 64 SWM, Contract No. 9534 (District 17)
• Accepting storm sewer, and terrace improvements constructed by Private Contract for 105-113 S Mills St and 1020-1022 Mound St, Private Contract No. 2367 (District 13).
• Accepting storm sewer, street, and terrace improvements constructed by Private Contract for 501-517 Commerce Drive – All Saints, Private Contract No. 2393 (District 9)
• Approving plans and specifications and authorizing the Board of Public Works to advertise and receive bids for Contract 9318, Olin Waste Transfer Drop-Off. (District 14)
• Approving plans and specifications and authorizing the Board of Public Works to advertise and receive bids for the Annual Construction and Reconstruction of Concrete Sidewalk and Incidental Concrete Curb and Gutter Work Ordered (Districts 10 and 20) by the Common Council (District 10, District 20)
• Approving plans and specifications and authorizing the Board of Public Works to advertise and receive bids for Annual Horizontal Sawcutting of Concrete Sidewalk and Incidental Work (Districts 10 and 20) – 2025. (District 10, District 20)
• Approving plans and specifications and authorizing the Board of Public Works to advertise and receive bids for Wisconsin Ave. Safety Improvements. (District 2, District 4)
• Discussion of transfer of Urban Forestry responsibilities to Board of Public Works.
• Acceptance of the Stormwater Utility Vegetation Plan
• Approving the City of Madison Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, 2025 Edition. (Citywide)
• December 2024 BPW Change Order Report.

5:00pm Economic Development Committee Virtual

• Providing Silk Road Restaurant or its assigns a $117,500 loan to purchase a commercial property at 1920 South Park Street through the Commercial Ownership Assistance program funded by the TID 51 Small Business Development programs using TID #51 incremental revenue as authorized in the TID #51 Project Plan (RES-23-00208) adopted by the Common Council on March 7, 2023). (District 14)
• Discussion Regarding Merger of the Economic Development Committee and Vending Oversight Committee
• City of Madison Economic Development Plan Update
• Economic Development Division Financial Assistance Dashboard
• Discussion regarding “Means Testing” for Economic Development Division Financial Assistance Programs

5:30pm Madison Food Policy Council Virtual

• Paleo Mama Bakery – HRAP Funding Recommendation
• Presentation on French Terminal Markets
• Reports – lots of reports

5:30pm Madison Arts Commission Virtual

• Madison Arts Commission Standing Committee Assignments
  • Elect new Public Art Standing Committee Chair
  • Review committee assignments
• Madison Public Market Art Plan
  • Madison Metropolitan Sewage District bathroom design community endorsement vote
  • Additional water cistern design review and vote
• Madison Arts Policy Review
  • Art Purchasing policy guidelines discussion and vote
  • Existing Art Call
• 2025 BLINK Proposal Review
  • Review 2025 BLINK Plan recommendation and vote
• MAC Administrative Reports
  • 2025 Annual Arts Grants update
  • Madison LakeWay meeting on January 23 @ 6:30 PM. (Register on City Meeting Schedule)
  • Isthmus Dance Collective (Be)Longing: The Space we Make Feb 8th 2025 @ 7:30pm and Feb 9th 2025 @1pm 8. 81371
• 2024 Press and Publicity

5:30pm Alcohol License Review Committee Virtual, City-County Building

• 2 change of agent, 2 entity reorganizations, 1 business name change
• Change of Licensed Premises Refuel Pantry Inc • dba Refuel Pantry 4905 Commercial Ave • Agent: Lakhbir Singh Class A Beer, Class A Liquor, Class A Cider Police Sector 609 (District 3) Request to remove part of license premises to allow another license to occupy that space.
• New license public hearings
  • Taco Madres 2827 Atwood Ave 
  • BigSur Cantina 7436 Mineral Point Rd
  • Rocky Rococo 1618 W Beltline Hwy
  • Wisco Cheese & Cheers LLC • dba TBD 4905 Commercial Ave Suite B
  • Amending Section 38.05(9)(a) and creating 38.05(b) and (c) of the Madison General Ordinances related to Class A and Class “A” alcohol beverage licenses to impose geographic limitations on “Class A” and Class “A” license applications considered by the Common Council after adoption of this ordinance for purposes of regulating density of such alcohol beverage licenses.
  • Summary of Recent Calls for Service
  • Summary of Licenses Issued

Thursday, January 16, 2025

7:30am Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission Subcommittee on the Executive Director Search Process Maintenance Facility

• Discuss and make decisions regarding the Executive Director search process

9:00am Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission Virtual, Maintenance Facility

• Consent Calendar
  • A. Approval of 12-19-2024 Meeting Minutes
  • B. Approval of Cash Statement – Capital Fund
  • C. Review and Approval of Sanitary Sewer Extension Plans
    • Acacia Ridge Phase 13, City of Madison
    • Village at Autumn Lake Phase 16, City of Madison
    • Village at Autumn Lake Phase 17, City of Madison
    • Pheasant Branch Greenway Enhancement, City of Madison
    • 2008 Waunona Way, City of Madison
  • D. Review of Bids and Award of Contract: 2025 Televise and Clean
  • E. Review of Proposals and Award of Contract: Nine Springs Valley Interceptor Capacity Improvements – Phase 1
  • F. Review of Proposals and Award of Contract: Nine Springs Valley Interceptor Capacity Improvements – Phase 2
  • G. Approve Transaction Amount: Metrogro Biosolids Applicator Purchase
  • H. Approve Transaction Amount: Laser Flow Meter Purchases
  • I. Approval of Fourth Quarter 2024 Sewer Service Charges
• 4. Topics
  • A. Commissioner Officer Elections
  • B. Approve Changes to Commission Policy Book Related to Commissioner Terms, Commission Officer Roles and References to Chief Engineer & Director
  • C. Project Update: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Implementation Project
  • D. Study Session: Executive Director Onboarding
  • E. Consider and Possibly Take Action on Recommendations from Executive Director Search Subcommittee
• 5. Executive Director’s Report
  • A. Executive Director Update
  • B. Capital Projects Update
  • C. Regulatory and Legal Report
  • D. Future Meeting Schedule

4:00pm Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center Board Monona Terrace

• Booking Pace Update: Bill Zeinemann, Associate Director Marketing and Event Services
• Finance Report: Jeff Boyd, Business Manager
• Director’s Report: Connie Thompson, Director
  • A. Administration
  • B. Operations
  • C. Community Relations
  • D. Gift Shop
  • E. Sales and Marketing
  • F. Event Services
  • G. Business Office/Human Resources
  • H. Catering

5:00pm Equal Opportunities Commission Virtual

• Community Development Authority – Linette Rhodes, Interim Director Overview on housing issues and concerns related to CDA and the City of Madison
• Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Events Schedule/Timeline
• EOC Work Plan – Racial Discrimination in the Workplace
• Future Topics
  • EOC Listening Sessions
  • EOC Ordinance Update Continued

5:30pm Downtown Coordinating Committee Madison Municipal Building

• Report of Mall Concourse Maintenance and Special Events 2025
• Changes Proposed to Madison Boards, Committees, and Commissions
• State Street 2024 Pedestrian Mall Experiment
  • Revised Draft of State Street Pedestrian Mall Experiment Report