Craig Stevens

New single-family homes on South Broadway

City sells the lot; homes appraised around $310,000 expand the tax base.

Operator's license appeal and application disclosures

Potential loss of a neighborhood business; no direct city cost.

Grandview Industrial Park expansion

Up to $51,000 in TID 25 funds for the land purchase.

Firefighter candidate retention

Hiring costs weren't detailed, but filling police and fire positions affects the departments' budgets.

Sex offender residency appeals

Green Bay Packers Foundation grant for Conservation Corps

AmeriCorps crew members receive a $975 biweekly living allowance; partnership projects run $6,000-$7,500 per week.

2026 budget amendment for special events overtime

Uses budget authority for overtime not planned in the 2026 budget.

Police promotional processes (Commander, Captain, Detective)

Patrol officer hiring

Rewrite of alcohol beverage licensing code

Licensing revenue is standard for the city; no specific figure stated.

School food waste composting pilot

Pilot-scale only for now; any district-wide composting infrastructure would be a much larger future ask.

City Forester nuisance tree authority

No direct cost to the city — but violators could now face fines of $500 or more per tree.

Foraging in city parks

No direct cost; liability covered by existing recreational immunity.

Revolving loan fund health and delinquent borrower

No direct tax impact; the fund's repayment health determines future lending capacity.

Rotating sculpture program expansion and new public art installations

$90,000 in city funds goes to COZO Industries LLC for the sculpture.

May 2026 Traffic Safety Plan and June enforcement deployments

Grant funding for traffic enforcement is being renewed for the fiscal year beginning October 1.

Draft ordinances: overnight parking and second-cart fees

No cost estimate was discussed at the meeting.

Police and Fire Department staffing levels

The fire chief's budget requests — three firefighter reclassifications and up to two division chief positions — aim to cut overtime, while the departments are trying to stay under a 3% budget increase.

Broadway liquor licensing actions

Licensing revenue is standard for the city; no specific figure stated.

Overnight on-street parking reform

Parking citations generate about $3.2 million a year for the city, so loosening rules could affect that revenue.

Approval of the agenda

Approval of the March 25, 2026 minutes

Motion to postpone Appeal 26-11 (Moonlight Spa) — applicant's attorney in transit

Appeal 26-11 — Moonlight Spa massage license appeal

Appeal 26-05 — 1317 Spence Street front porch variance (Carol Fleming)

Appeal 26-08 — 1330 Crooks Street enclosed garage variance (JEM Properties)

Appeal 26-10 — 1437 Baumgart Road corner setback variance (Robert Peters Construction)

Appeal 26-09 — 1737 East Shore Circle front setback variance (Seth Kollmer)

Adjournment

Approval of the agenda for the Monday, April 20, 2026, meeting of the Zoning & Planning Board of Appeals.

Approval of the minutes from the March 25, 2026 meeting.

Approval of the April 20, 2026 meeting agenda

Approval of the February 16, 2026 meeting minutes

March and April 2026 Traffic Enforcement Unit Traffic Safety Plans

2026 first quarter serious injury and fatal crash report

Washington Street overnight parking modification (PC-26-03)

Bus loading zone on Saint Anthony Drive for Freedom House Ministries

Parking restrictions on West Mason Street south frontage road

Removal of traffic signal at Shawano Avenue (STH 29) and Siegler Street

Removal of traffic signal at Dousman Street and Taylor Street

adjourn

approve

close the floor

approve

open the floor

deny

approve

Approval of the March 23, 2026 agenda

Approval of March 9, 2026 minutes

cancel 4/13 P&P meeting

close the floor

approve

close the floor

open the floor

open the floor

approve

Class B liquor license for Aldo's Pizza, 1247 Velp Ave

Excess animal permit appeal — Diana Krause and Dan Tilot, 2566 Remington Ct

Believed the couple is now following the rules and previous history shouldn't outweigh current compliance

Operator's license appeal — Todd Wood

Limited expansion of licensed premises — State St Pub, 1238 State St

Cancel the April 13, 2026 meeting

Adjournment

Approval of March 3, 2026 meeting minutes (as amended)

Approval of the meeting agenda

Adoption of General Ordinance Nos. 07-26, 05-26, 01-26 and 04-26 (second reading)

Adoption of General Ordinance No. 04-26 (Well Head Protection)

Adoption of the 2025 Green Bay Housing Market Study Update (J.1)

Denial of Amendment 3 to Development Agreement 2021-01 with Merge, LLC (J.2)

TIF 13 contingency funding for Leicht Park shelter (J.3)

Public Works contract awards and requests (K.1–K.15)

Liquor license for Sushi Takumi and Irish Temper premises expansion (L.1–L.3)

Denial of Carl Kurowski's dangerous dog appeal (L.4)

Police operator licenses and Finance Committee items (M.1, N.1–N.3)

Park Committee items (O.1–O.4)

Personnel Committee items (P.1–P.2)

Resolutions R.1–R.3 adopted

General Ordinance No. 08-26 advanced on first reading

adjourn

approve the agenda for the Monday, March 9, 2026, meeting of the Protection and Policy Committee

approve a "Class B" liquor and Class "B" beer license for Sushi Takumi Inc at 875 Lombardi with a premise description of "basement, walk-in cooler, behind bar, patio"

approve an expansion of licensed premises at Irish Temper, 240 N Broadway for an event in March

close the floor

hold until 3/23 P&P

approve the minutes from the February 23, 2026 meeting

deny an appeal by Carl Kurowski regarding a dangerous dog declaration

open the floor

Approval of the March 9, 2026 agenda

Approval of the February 23, 2026 minutes

Sushi Takumi Inc. Class B liquor and beer license, 875 Lombardi

Irish Temper licensed premises expansion, 240 N. Broadway