Larry Sleznikow
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 1:03:03
- Avg per meeting
- 3:19
- Segments
- 717
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Top issues during term (15)(General)
Creation of the Office of City Administrator
Unknown — a new administrator position would carry salary and benefits costs not stated in the agenda.
Underage drinking enforcement and bar license suspensions
A 10-day closure hits bar owners' revenue and leaves hourly staff without wages over scheduled weekends.
Citgo on State liquor license denial
The business cannot sell packaged alcohol, forgoing that revenue stream.
Rezoning for drive-thru restaurant at 4358 Mormon Coulee Rd
The rezoning could affect property tax revenue and redevelopment costs, but the source doesn’t spell out incentives, infrastructure costs, or assessed-value changes.
Ott House local landmark designation, 1512 Winnebago Street
No direct cost to the city; designation restricts exterior changes by the owners, who support it.
Citizens' petition for a Healthcare Action Committee
Unknown — a new advisory committee could carry staffing and support costs.
Park operations strained by homelessness-related activity
No dollar figure given, but the director said staffing can't cover the extra cleanup and security work being demanded.
Liquor license nonrenewals for two local businesses
Loss of license renewals could affect the revenue and viability of two local businesses.
ADA accessibility improvements
Making the whole city ADA-compliant will be expensive, and the sidewalk budget already can't cover every hazard each year.
City purchase of 300 Second Street South property
Purchase price and terms weren't disclosed — the deal was negotiated in closed session.
First Amendment challenge to proposed ordinance
Taxpayers could get stuck with legal bills and staff time if this turns into a courtroom fight.
City Hall renovation
Taxpayers could end up paying for the City Hall facelift, but the source doesn't say how much.
surplus property declaration
Selling or redeveloping the site could bring the city money or new investment, but the exact costs and proceeds aren’t clear yet.
city administrator ordinance
Taxpayers could see new administrative costs for a city administrator's salary and staff, though supporters argue it may save money through more efficient management.
short-term rental regulation
Hosts may face new licensing, compliance, or fee costs, while the city may take on enforcement expenses.
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Sleznikow was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (2)(General)
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