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11/22/2022
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Communication from the Mayor relating to the proposed 2023 budget.
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1. 2023 APPROVED AMENDMENTS (Blue Book), 2. Motion to Adopt Mayor's Override of 30A-2.pdf, 3. Motion to Sustain Mayor's Veto of Healthy Food Establishment Fund.pdf, 4. Mayor's Veto Message, 5. LRB Summary of Mayoral Vetoes to the 2023 Adopted Budget, 6. Change in 2023 Revenue Estimates, 7. FP 2023 Approved Budget Amendments (Yellow Packet), 8. 24-Hour 2023 Proposed Amendments (Salmon Packet), 9. Amendment 1M, 10. Amendment 5B, 11. Amendment 30A, 12. Amendment 32B, 13. Amendment 32C, 14. Amendment 38B, 15. Amendment 39A, 16. Amendment 40B, 17. FPC Letter 2023 PO classes, 18. Revenue Loss Amount Memo 11.01.22, 19. Revenue Loss Amount Memo 08.31.21, 20. FP 2023 Proposed Budget Amendments (White Book) UPDATED, 21. Amendment 1K - Omnibus, 22. Amendment 1L - Omnibus, 23. Amendment 2A Budget Sheet, 24. Amendment 2A Continued, 25. Amendment 5A Budget Sheet, 26. Amendment 7A Budget Sheet, 27. Amendment 20A Budget Sheet, 28. Amendment 20A Continued, 29. Amendment 32A Budget Sheet, 30. Amendment 39 Budget Sheet, 31. Amendment 43A Budget Sheet, 32. Amendment 43A Continued, 33. Amendment 47A Budget Sheet, 34. Budget Memo on Future Budget Gaps 10-2-22, 35. Comptroller 2023 GEMT Revenue Memo, 36. IRD GEMT Memo, 37. Leg Council Act 228 Memo, 38. FFAF Report 2020_2021, 39. FFAF Progress Slides 2020 & 2021, 40. 2023 FP Chair Memo to Depts on Cuts 09.26.22, 41. 2023 Proposed Plan and Budget Summary, 42. 2023 Proposed Budget In Detail, 43. Mayor Johnson's 2023 Executive Budget Address, 44. 2023 FP Budget Hearings Schedule (Amended 10.06.22), 45. 2023 FP Budget Hearings Cover Letter (Final), 46. Obsolete - FP Budget Hearings Schedule (Amended 10.03.22), 47. Obsolete - FP Budget Hearings Schedule (Original), 48. Obsolete - FP Budget Hearings Schedule (Amended 09.14.22), 49. 2023 Pre Budget Hearings Memo from Finance and Personnel Committee Chair, 50. Diversity by Department 9.20.22, 51. CC Joint Public Hearing Speaker Sign-In Sheets 10.03.22, 52. Budget 2023 Overview Presentation.pdf, 53. Budget Response - Various Percentage Reductions By Department, 54. Compare by Expenditures - % change request to proposed 2023, 55. Budget 2023 Capital Presentation, 56. LRB Capital Improvements Budget Briefing.pdf, 57. Budget 2023 City Revenues Presentation.pdf, 58. Budget 2023 City Debt Presentation (New), 59. Budget 2023 Grant and Aid Presentation.pdf, 60. Budget 2023 Contingent Fund Presentation.pdf, 61. LRB Tax Stabilization Fund Budget Briefing.pdf, 62. Budget 2023 Comptroller Presentation COMBINED, 63. LRB Comptroller Budget Briefing.pdf, 64. Comptroller Supervisory Ratios Response, 65. Budget 2023 City Clerk Presentation, 66. LRB City Clerk Budget Briefing.pdf, 67. City Clerk Supervisory Ratios Response, 68. Budget 2023 City Treasurer Presentations COMBINED, 69. LRB City Treasurer Budget Briefing.pdf, 70. City Treasurer Supervisory Ratios Response, 71. Budget 2023 City Attorney Presentation COMBINED, 72. LRB City Attorney Budget Briefing.pdf, 73. City Attorney Supervisory Ratios Response, 74. Budget 2023 Election Commission Presentation COMBINED, 75. LRB Election Commission Budget Briefing.pdf, 76. Election Commission Supervisory Ratios Response, 77. Budget 2023 Assessor Presentation COMBINED, 78. LRB Assessor Budget Briefing.pdf, 79. Assessor Supervisory Ratios Response, 80. Budget 2023 DOA Presentation.pdf, 81. LRB Dept of Administration Budget Briefing.pdf, 82. DOA IRD Supervisory Ratios Response, 83. DOA ITMD Supervisory Ratios Response, 84. DOA Supervisory Ratios Response, 85. Budget 2023 DNS Presentation COMBINED, 86. LRB DNS Budget Briefing.pdf, 87. DNS Supervisory Ratios Response, 88. Budget 2023 DER Presentation.pdf, 89. DER Presentation, 90. LRB DER Briefing.pdf, 91. DER Supervisory Ratios Response, 92. Budget 2023 Mayor's Office Presentation.pdf, 93. LRB Mayor's Office Budget Briefing.pdf, 94. Mayor Supervisory Ratios Response, 95. Budget 2023 Muni Court Presentation.pdf, 96. LRB MuniCourt Budget Briefing.pdf, 97. Municipal Court Supervisory Ratios Response, 98. Municipal Court Organizational Chart, 99. Budget 2023 Deferred Comp Presentation.pdf, 100. LRB Deferred Compensation Budget Briefing.pdf, 101. Deferred Comp Supervisory Ratios Response, 102. Budget 2023 ERS Presentation, 103. ERS Presentation, 104. LRB ERS Budget Briefing.pdf, 105. ERS Supervisory Ratios Response, 106. Budget 2023 Library Presentation, 107. LRB Library Budget Briefing.pdf, 108. Library Supervisory Ratios Response, 109. Budget 2023 Health Dept Presentation, 110. MHD Presentation, 111. LRB Health Dept Budget Briefing.pdf, 112. MHD Follow Up Memo 10212022, 113. Attachment A - OVP Subawards LRB Request 10052022, 114. Budget 2023 Fire Dept Presentation.pdf, 115. Fire Presentation, 116. LRB Fire Budget Briefing.pdf, 117. Fire Dept Supervisory Ratios Response, 118. MFD Staffing, Salaries & Fringe Over Time, 119. MFD Total ARPA and Levy Funding, 2022 and 2023, 120. IRD GEMT Memo, 121. Leg Council Act 228 Memo, 122. MFD Follow-Up Questions Responses, 123. Budget 2023 FPC Presentation.pdf, 124. FPC Presentation, 125. FPC Presentation Appendix, 126. LRB FPC Budget Briefing.pdf, 127. Budget 2023 Police Presentation, 128. MPD Presentation, 129. LRB Police Budget Briefing.pdf, 130. Average Sworn Strength plus FTEs and Dollars 2009 to 2023 - CORRECTED, 131. Average Sworn Strength plus FTEs and Dollars 2000 to 2023 - CORRECTED, 132. MPD Personnel Requests, 133. 2nd Quarter Race Gender Report - 2022, 134. Driver License Status, 135. SOP and SOI Updates, 136. Budget 2023 Emergency Communications Presentation.pdf, 137. DEC Presentation, 138. Budget Port 2023 Port Presentation COMBINED, 139. LRB Emergency Communications Budget Briefing.pdf, 140. LRB Port Budget Briefing.pdf, 141. Port Supervisory Ratios Response, 142. Port Revenue Budget Response, 143. Budget 2023 BOZA Presentation.pdf, 144. LRB BOZA Budget Briefing.pdf, 145. BOZA Supervisory Ratios Response, 146. Budget 2023 DCD Presentation.pdf, 147. DCD Presentation, 148. LRB DCD Budget Briefing.pdf, 149. DCD Supervisory Ratios Response, 150. Impact Report_HSI 2021 2022.pdf, 151. DCD update 09222022 HIP Fund.pdf, 152. DCD In Rem Acquisition Numbers 2007_2022.pdf, 153. DCD Demo Status Breakdown by Ald. District 09222022.pdf, 154. DCD BID NID AVERAGE ASSESSED PROPERTY VALUE.pdf, 155. DCD 2022 TID Donations.pdf, 156. DCD 2022 funded MAB grants.pdf, 157. DCD 2022 functional org chart2.pdf, 158. DCD 2022 and 2021 CCT Grant Activity.pdf, 159. DCD and NIDC Social Media Report 2022.pdf, 160. DCD Rental Fees Response, 161. DCD StrongHomeLoans2021.pdf, 162. DCD 2021_StrongHomeLoans map.pdf, 163. DCD 2022 Targeted Investment Neighborhoods Update.pdf, 164. DCD 2022-10-4_NIDC_Memo.pdf, 165. 2022 FUNDED Grants w-Ald Dist, 166. 2022 Grants by Ald District YTD 10-11-22, 167. 2021 FFAF Grant Awardees by Ald District, 168. City-Owned Vacant Lots By Aldermanic District, 169. DCD Loans by district, 170. DCD Proposed 2023 Budget F&P follow up, 171. Sales of in rem (tax foreclosed) property by aldermanic district for years 2021 and 2022, 172. RACM-Owned Vacant Lots By Aldermanic District, 173. LRB RACM Budget Briefing.pdf, 174. Budget 2023 DPW-Infrastructure Presentation, 175. LRB DPW Infrastructure Budget Briefing.pdf, 176. Budget 2023 Sewer Maint Presentation (10-11-2022), 177. LRB DPW Sewers Budget Briefing.pdf, 178. Budget 2023 Transportation Fund Presentation (Final Version), 179. LRB DPW Transportation Fund Budget Briefing.pdf, 180. Budget 2023 Water Works Presentation, 181. LRB DPW Water Budget Briefing.pdf, 182. Budget 2023 DPW Admin Presentation.pdf, 183. LRB DPW Admin Budget Briefing.pdf, 184. Budget 2023 DPW-Operations Presentation.pdf, 185. LRB DPW Sanitation Budget Briefing.pdf, 186. LRB DPW Fleet Budget Briefing.pdf, 187. LRB DPW Forestry Budget Briefing.pdf, 188. Fleet Org Chart 100722, 189. Forestry Org Chart 100722, 190. Operations Admin Org Chart 100722, 191. Operations Diversity Demographics 100722, 192. DPW Operations and Transportation Supervisory Ratios Response, 193. Parking Org Chart 100722, 194. Sanitation Org Chart 100722, 195. FP Budget Public Input Hearing In-Person Sign-In Sheets 10.14.22, 196. Virtual Registrants FP Budget Public Input Hearing 10.14.pdf, 197. 2023 Adopted Plan and Budget Summary, 198. 2023 Adopted Budget Book
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COMMON COUNCIL
| VETO OVERRIDDEN
Minutes note: ---Consideration of those items vetoed by His Honor, Mayor Cavalier Johnson
Portions of this file were vetoed by His Honor, the Mayor, on Friday, November 11, 2022.
Ald. Dimitrijevic moved to dispense with the reading of the Mayor's veto message. There was no objection.
Amendment 1K (Omnibus)
Add funding, FTEs and position authority for Library service at four branch libraries and fund temporary Martin Luther King Jr., branch library during construction. Add funding, FTEs and position authority for one and a half Fire engines. Add $42,576 to the City Treasurer. Add $100,000 for the Healthy Food Establishment Special Fund. Add $100,000 for a Fire EMS staffing study.
Ald. Rainey moved separate action on the Mayor's veto of Amendment 1K relative to adding $100,000 for the Health Food Establihsment Special Fund.
The question was put: Shall the foregoing amendment be approved notwithstanding the objection of his honor, the Mayor?
A roll call vote was taken on overriding the Mayor's veto on the portion of Amendment 1K of line 140.10-2 Health Food Establishment Fund in the amount of $100,000. (Prevailed 10 ayes, 2 noes, 1 excused)
| Pass | 10:2 |
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| VETO OVERRIDDEN
Minutes note: Amendment 1K (Omnibus) remaining portions
The question was put: Shall the foregoing amendment be approved notwithstanding the objection of his honor, the Mayor?
A roll call vote was taken on overriding the Mayor's veto on the remaining portions of Amendment 1K.
(Prevailed 12 ayes, 0 noes, 1 excused)
| Pass | 12:0 |
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| VETO OVERRIDDEN
Minutes note: Amendment 30A
Add position authority, FTE, and funding for two positions to support operations of the Development Center in the Department of Neighborhood Services. The amendment assumes that the cost will be funded from the tax levy.
The question was put: Shall the foregoing amendment be approved notwithstanding the objection of his honor, the Mayor?
A roll call vote was taken on overriding the Mayor's veto on Amendment 30A. (Failed 0 ayes, 12 noes, 1 excused)
| Fail | 0:12 |
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| VETO SUSTAINED
Minutes note: Veto is sustained for Amendment 30A.
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| SUBSTITUTED
Minutes note: Ald. Spiker moved substitution of Amendment 30A with the Mayor's substitute action. There was no objection. | Pass | 12:0 |
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| AMENDED
Minutes note: Mayor's substitute action relating to amendment 30A:
Adds funding, position authority, and FTEs to support operations of the Development Center in the Department of Neighborhood Services. Retain the positions, and fund them with carryover from unspent 2022 salary funds as follows:
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Page and Line no., Item Description, 2023 Positions or units, 2023 Amount
SECTION 1.A.1. BUDGETS FOR GENERAL CITY PURPOSES
DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES
270.6-19, Plan Examiner III, 12, $763,366
270.6-21, Plan Examiner Specialist, 4, $177,036
270.6-22, Program Assistant II, 8, $331,955
270.7-24, O&M FTE'S,189.88, --
270.8-19, ESTIMATED EMPLOYEE FRINGE BENEFITS, --, $4,993,001
390.1-3, FRINGE BENEFIT OFFSET, --, $-163,674,341
Ald. Spiker moved adoption of the Mayor's substitute action relating to amendment 30A. (Prevailed 12 ayes, 0 noes, 1 excused) | Pass | 12:0 |
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Minutes note: Final action and vote on this item was taken at the end of the meeting.
Ald. Dimitrijevic made remarks thanking all staff and colleagues involved with 2023 Proposed Budget process and deliberations.
Ald. Dimitrijevic moved adoption of the file, as amended. | Pass | 9:2 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 1K
DOA, CITY CLERK, DCD, FIRE, HEALTH, LIBRARY, POLICE DPW OPERATIONS,TREASURER - Add funding, FTEs and position authority for Library service at four branch libraries and fund temporary Martin Luther King Jr., branch library during construction. Add $100,000 for a Fire EMS staffing study. Add funding, FTEs and position authority for one and a half Fire engines. Add $42,576 to the City Treasurer. Add $100,000 for the Healthy Food Establishment Special Fund. Add $50,000 for the MKE Community Excellence Special Purpose Account in the Common Council - City Clerk's Office. Combine Department of Public Works Special Funds for snow removal, grass mowing, and illegal dumping into a single account for vacant lot maintenance. Offset these increases by using $4 million of American Rescue Plan Act funds, delaying the first Police Officer recruit class by four pay periods, and by reducing the payment to MADACC. Use of ARPA funds requires separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for this specific purpose. If separate legislation is not approved to allocate ARPA funding for this purpose, the amendment could have a tax levy impact. The amendment also adds a number of footnotes to various departments. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 1M.
Amendment 1M
Add funding, FTEs and position authority for Library service at two branch libraries, and fund temporary Martin Luther King Jr., branch library during construction. Add $100,000 for a fire EMS staffing study. Add funding and FTEs to staff a Fire engeine for six months. Add $42,576 to the City Treasurer. Add $50,000 for the MKE Community Excellence Special Purpose Account in the Common Council - City Clerk's Office. Combine Department of Public Works Special Funds for snow removal, grass mowing, and illegal dumping into a single account for vacant lot maintenance. Offset these increases by using approximately $600,000 of American Rescue Plan Act funds, delaying the first Police Officer recruit class by four pay periods, by reducing the payment to MADACC, and by eliminating three enhanced service Libraries. Use of ARPA funds requires spearate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for this specific purpose. If separate legisaltion is not approved to allocate ARPA funding for this purpose, the amendment could have a tax levy impact. The amendment also adds a number of footnotes to various departments. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for hte Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 1M. (Failed 3-8) | Fail | 3:8 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 2A
Add a footnote that directs the Department of Administration to work with each department to develop a basic standard of equity and inclusion. This shall include an examination of potential future budgetary cuts and their impact on City employees and residents. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 3
DOA, CITY CLERK, HEALTH, DNS - This amendment will add a footnote to the budgets of DOA-Information Technology Management Division, Common Council-City Clerk, Health Department and Department of Neighborhood Services directing these departments to work together on streamlining processes for permits and approvals. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 5A
DER currently has 1 HR Representative responsible both for supporting labor negotiations and Title VII complaints. This amendment would devote this position fully to labor negotiations, and would add an additional 1.0 FTE to support Title VII complaints, as well as Employee Resource Groups and Unemployment Compensation. The cost is offset by eliminating funding for one Assistant City Attorney.
Ald. Dimitrijevic offered Amendment 5B.
Amendment 5B
The Department of Employee Relations currently has 1 HR Representative responsible both for supporting labor negotiations and Title VII complaints. The amendment would devote this position fully to labor negotiations, and would add an additional 1.0 FTE to support Title VII complaints, as well as Employee Resource Groups and Unemployment Compensation. The cost is offset by increasing vacancy savings in the City Attorney.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 5B. (Prevailed 10-1) | Pass | 10:1 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 7A
Add a footnote directing the City Attorney's Office to develop a process for working with departments after lost cases or settlement agreements to evaluate risk and create policies, procedures, and training to avoid similar lawsuits in the future. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 8
DCD - This amendment will add a footnote to the Department of City Development to conduct a satisfaction survey of small businesses regarding their experiences working with the Department, and to report the results to the Common Council annually. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 9
DCD, HEALTH, POLICE - This amendment will add a footnote to the budget of the Department of City Development to collaborate with the Police Department and the Health Department - Office of Violence Prevention on worker and neighborhood safety throughout the duration of the Homes MKE Program. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 10
DCD, HEALTH, DPW - Add a footnote that directs the Office of Violence Prevention to work with the Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation and the Department of Public Works on possible programming for Healing Spaces and city parks. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 11
DCD, HEALTH - Add a footnote that directs the Office of Violence Prevention to work with the Department of City Development regarding city programs and properties to develop long-term strategies. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 17
FIRE, POLICE - Add a footnote to the Police Department to work with the Fire and Police Commission to annually analyze and report to the Common Council use of Police overtime and to research best practices for making adjustments to policies, procedures, and practices to lessen the use of Police overtime. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 18
HEALTH - Add of footnote that directs the Health Department to examine and recommend changes for lead contractor requirements. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 19
HEALTH - Add a footnote that directs the Health Department Lead program to work with the Office of Violence Prevention to develop longterm strategies for lead intervention responsiveness. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 20A
Add a footnote that directs the Library to collaborate with the Health Department's Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) to inform changes to library operations, programming, and partnerships that incorporate and promote OVP's work. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 21
HEALTH - Add a footnote that directs the Office of Violence Prevention to develop what a community-wide de-escalation/conflict resolution program could look like. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 26
MAYOR, DPW - Add position authority, FTE, and funding of $53,957 in the Mayor's Office for a dedicated director of Vision Zero. Offset by decreasing position authority, FTE, and funding of $53,957 for an Associate Transportation Planner position in the DPW-Infrastructure Multimodal Unit. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 28
DNS - Footnote: Direct DNS to survey developers/ residents about development center experience annually and report results annually to Council. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 31
DNS - Add a footnote that directs the Department of Neighborhood Services to prioritize spending of at least $400,000 of demolition funding on concentrated blight areas. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 37
DPW - This amendment will insert the following footnote: The Department of Public Works shall present a plan to the Common Council to create a pilot program with the goal of recruitment and retention by partnering with workforce development nonprofits working with underserved communities. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 42
DPW, SMF - This amendment will add funding to replace annuals with native plants on select city boulevards by increasing the Sewer Maintenance Fund payment to the General Fund by $25,000. This amendment will require revenue recognition by the Comptroller. If revenue is not recognized, the tax levy impact of this amendment will be as stated. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 43A
Add a footnote that directs the Department of Public Works to develop plans to use the city's "Urban Wood' and provide the Common Council a report on their investigations, including the approximate annual commercial value City-produced lumber. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 45
BOZA - This amendment will add a footnote to the budget of the SPA – Board of Zoning Appeals directing BOZA to prepare annual reports on application types, locations, and results, and submit the reports to the Common Council. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 47A
Add a footnote to the Police Department Joint Public Safety Radio Upgrade capital project directing that the project will abide by Chapter 16-05-2 of the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances and be competitively bid. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 22
LIBRARY, POLICE - Delay the Police Department’s first police officer recruit class by 3 pay periods. Add position authority, FTEs, and funding to restore the Martin Luther King Library to limited service. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 23
LIBRARY - Add position authority, FTEs and funding in the Library budget to restore the MLK Library to a limited service library. Offset the funding by assuming the allocation of $344,355 in ARPA funds for this purpose. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for this specific purpose. If separate legislation is not approved to allocate ARPA funding for this purpose, the amendment could have a tax levy impact. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 30
DNS - Add position authority, FTE, and funding of $251,487 for four positions to support operations of the Development Center in the Department of Neighborhood Services. The amendment assumes that the cost will be funded from the tax levy.
Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 30A.
Amendment 30A
Add position authority, FTE, and funding for twopositions to support operations of the Development Center in the Department of Neighborhood Services. The amendment assumes that the cost will be funded from the tax levy.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 30A. (Prevailed 7-4) | Pass | 7:4 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 32A
POLICE - Add 15 Police Officer recruits to the second Police Officer recruit class.
Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 32B.
Amendment 32B
Delay the Police Department's first recruit class by 3 pay periods. Use savings to add 15 Police Officer recruits to the second Police Officer recruit class.
Ald. Spiker added as a cosponsor to Amendment 32B.
Ald. Dimitrijevic offerred Amendment 32C.
Amendment 32C
Delay the Police Department's first recruit class by 3 pay periods. Use savings to make a deposit into the Employer's Pension Reserve Fund.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 32C. (Failed 5-6) | Fail | 5:6 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 33
POLICE - Increase the Police department's second Police Officer recruit class by 15 recruits. Fund this by reallocating $365,350 of ARPA funds allocated to the Office of Violence Prevention in Council File 210894. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund these expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for these specific expenses. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, these expenses will be eliminated in 2023.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 33. (Failed 2-9) | Fail | 2:9 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 36
POLICE - This amendment increases the Police Department’s salary account by $159,000 to hire the first Police Officer recruit class one pay period earlier. Fund this by reallocating $235,320 of ARPA funds allocated to the Office of Violence Prevention in Council File no. 210894. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund these expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for these specific expenses. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, these expenses will be eliminated in 2023. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 38
DPW - This amendment will add staff to make a fully-staffed MKE Parks section in DPW – Infrastructure Services by repurposing staff and equipment expenses. Changes that are not offset by equal reductions will be levy-funded.
Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 38B.
Amendment 38B
Re-allocate staff and equipment expenses to create a fully staff MKE Parks section.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 38B. (Prevailed 10-0) | Pass | 10:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 39
DPW - This amendment will add $1 million to DPW-Infrastructure Services High Impact Paving Program and decrease the Professional Services operating account in the Streetcar Unit of the Transportation Fund by $1.4 million.
Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 39A.
Amendment 39A
Add a footnote to the High IMpact Paving Program requesting that the ARPA TAsk Force allocate $1 million from either the 1st tranche ARPA reallocation or the 2nd tranche allocation to the DPW-Infrastructure Services High Impact Paving Program.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 39A. (Prevailed 9-2) | Pass | 9:2 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 40
DPW - This amendment will add $1,000,000 to DPW - Infrastructure Services to offset the reduction in special assessment revenue for traffic-calming installations. The amendment is funded by reallocating $1,000,000 of ARPA funds allocated to DPW-Infrastructure Services for street lighting improvements and repairs. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund additional trafficcalming expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for that specific purpose. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, the additional expenses will be eliminated in 2023.
Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 40B.
Amendment 40B
Add $500,000 to DPW-Infrastructure Services to offset the reduction in special assessment revenue for traffic-calming installations. The amendment is funded by reallocating $500,000 of ARPA funds allocated to DPW-Infrastructure Services for signage related to speed reduction. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund additional traffic-calming expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for that specific purpose. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, the additional expenses will be elminated in 2023.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 40B. (Prevailed 6-5) | Pass | 6:5 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 44
TREASURER - This amendment adds $16,534 to the City Treasurer budget in order to restore 5 part-time staff positions that were cut by the Mayor’s 2023 Proposed Budget. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 46
CAPITAL - This adds $500,000 to the Department of City Development budget to increase funding for the Commercial Corridor program. It is the intent of the sponsor to explore the possibility of raising Board of Zoning Appeals application fees and block-party permit fees as a means of offsetting the additional expenditures. | Pass | 11:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 1K
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 1K. (Prevailed 10-1) | Pass | 10:1 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 32B
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 32B. (Failed 3-8) | Fail | 3:8 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 32A
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 32A. (Failed 3-8) | Fail | 3:8 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 3.
Amendment 3
DOA, CITY CLERK, HEALTH, DNS - This amendment will add a footnote to the budgets of DOA-Information Technology Management Division, Common Council-City Clerk, Health Department and Department of Neighborhood Services directing these departments to work together on streamlining processes for permits and approvals.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 3. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 4
ASSESSOR - Provide funding in the amount of $666,715 to the Assessor's Office for contracting the creation of geo-referenced digital sketches to aid in assessment valuation accuracy.
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Minutes note: Amendment 6
ATTORNEY, CITY CLERK - Add position authority, FTE, and funding for one Assistant City Attorney in the Common Council - City Clerk. Offset by reducing position authority, FTE, and funding for one Assistant
City Attorney in the City Attorney's Office. The Assistant City Attorney will represent the Common Council - City Clerk as special counsel. Charter Ordinance enabling legislation is required.
Amendment 6 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 8.
Amendment 8
DCD - This amendment will add a footnote to the Department of City Development to conduct a satisfaction survey of small businesses regarding their experiences working with the Department, and to report the results to the Common Council annually.
Appearing:
Vanessa Koster, DCD Deputy Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 8. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 9.
Amendment 9
DCD, HEALTH, POLICE - This amendment will add a footnote to the budget of the Department of City Development to collaborate with the Police Department and the Health Department - Office of Violence
Prevention on worker and neighborhood safety throughout the duration of the Homes MKE Program.
Appearing:
Vanessa Koster, DCD Deputy Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 9. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 10.
Amendment 10
DCD, HEALTH, DPW - Add a footnote that directs the Office of Violence Prevention to work with the Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation and the Department of Public Works on possible
programming for Healing Spaces and city parks.
Appearing:
Vanessa Koster, DCD Deputy Commissioner
Ashanti Hamilton, Officce of Violence Prevention Director
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 10. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 11.
Amendment 11
DCD, HEALTH - Add a footnote that directs the Office of Violence Prevention to work with the Department of City Development regarding city programs and properties to develop long-term strategies.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 11. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offered Amendment 12.
Amendment 12
FIRE - Restore a half engine company in the Fire Department by making commensurate cuts in the Fire Chief's leadership team.
Appearing:
Aaron Lipski, Fire Chief
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 13.
Amendment 13
FIRE - Restore half an engine company in the Fire Department. Offset by using an allocation from the 2nd tranche of ARPA funds.
Appearing:
Aaron Lipski, Fire Chief
Amendment 13 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offered Amendment 14.
Amendment 14
FIRE - Restore half an engine company in the Fire Department with Basic Life Support (BLS) subsidy funding, to be replaced by Ground Emergency Transportation (GEMT) funds.
Appearing:
Aaron Lipski, Fire Chief
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Minutes note: Amendment 15
FIRE - Restore the 1.5 heavy engine companies being decommissioned in 2023 by transferring ARPA funding allocated to provide Basic Life Support (BLS) subsidies to private ambulance providers.
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Minutes note: Amendment 16
FIRE - Add a footnote to Fire Chief stating the Fire Chief should consider delaying the engine scheduled to be decommissioned on Jan. 1, 2023. The intent is to apply GEMT funds received in 2023 to fund this
engine in the engine scheduled to be decommissioned on July 1, 2023. If GEMT funds are received and sufficient, no engines should be decommissioned in 2023. However, if no or insufficient GEMT funds are
received, the Chief should decommission the appropriate amount of engines on July 1, 2023 to operate within the adopted 2023 budget.
Amendment 16 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 17.
Amendment 17
FIRE, POLICE - Add a footnote to the Police Department to work with the Fire and Police Commission to annually analyze and report to the Common Council use of Police overtime and to research best practices
for making adjustments to policies, procedures, and practices to lessen the use of Police overtime.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 17. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 18.
Amendment 18
HEALTH - Add of footnote that directs the Health Department to examine and recommend changes for lead contractor requirements.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 18. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 19
Amendment 19
HEALTH - Add a footnote that directs the Health Department Lead program to work with the Office of Violence Prevention to develop longterm strategies for lead intervention responsiveness.
Appearing:
Ashanti Hamilton, Office of Violence Prevention Director
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 19. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 21.
Amendment 21
HEALTH - Add a footnote that directs the Office of Violence Prevention to develop what a community-wide de-escalation/conflict resolution program could look like.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 21. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 22
LIBRARY, POLICE -Delay the Police Department’s first police officer recruit class by 3 pay periods. Add position authority, FTEs, and funding to restore the Martin Luther King Library to limited service.
Amendment 22 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Amendment 23
LIBRARY - Add position authority, FTEs and funding in the Library budget to restore the MLK Library to a limited service library. Offset the funding by assuming the allocation of $344,355 in ARPA funds for this
purpose. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for this specific purpose. If separate legislation is not approved to allocate ARPA funding for this purpose, the amendment could have a tax levy impact.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 23. (Failed 2-3) Noes - Zamarripa, Coggs, Dimitrijevic | Fail | 2:3 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 24
LIBRARY - Add position authority, FTEs and funding in the Library budget to restore two limited service libraries to full service. The intent of this amendment is to utilize ARPA funding to fully cover cost increases. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for this specific purpose. If separate legislation is not approved to allocate ARPA funding for this purpose, the amendment could have a tax levy impact. | | |
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Minutes note: Amendment 25
LIBRARY, POLICE - Delay the Police Department's first recruit class by 3 pay periods. Add position authority, FTEs, and funding to restore the MLK Library to limited service.
Amendment 25 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 26.
Amendment 26
MAYOR, DPW - Add position authority, FTE, and funding of $53,957 in the Mayor's Office for a dedicated director of Vision Zero. Offset by decreasing position authority, FTE, and funding of $53,957 for an Associate Transportation Planner position in the DPW-Infrastructure Multimodal Unit.
Appearing:
James Bohl, Mayor Chief of Staff
Jerrel Kruschke, DPW Commissioner
Ald. Spiker added as a cosponsor.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 26. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Meeting recessed at 12:51 p.m.
Meeting reconvened at 1:07 p.m.
Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 27.
Amendment 27
DNS - Add a footnote that directs the Department of Neighborhood Services to determine the number of additional inspectors that could be hired to expedite the process of starting or occupying a business assuming a $5 increase in the relevant fees related to starting or occupying a business. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
Amendment 27 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 28.
Amendment 28
DNS - Footnote: Direct DNS to survey developers/ residents about development center experience annually and report results annually to Council.
Appearing:
Erica Roberts, DNS Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 28. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 29
DNS, DPW - This amendment will insert the following footnote to the Department of Neighborhood Services and the Department of Public Works: The Department of Public Works will collaborate with the Department of Neighborhood Services to determine the feasibility of combining DPW's sanitation inspections team with DNS's.
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Minutes note: Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 30.
Amendment 30
DNS - Add position authority, FTE, and funding of $251,487 for four positions to support operations of the Development Center in the Department of Neighborhood Services. The amendment assumes that the cost will be funded from the tax levy.
Appearing:
Erica Roberts, DNS Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 30. (Failed 1-3-1) Noes - Zamarripa, Coggs, Dimitrijevic; Abstain - Spiker | Fail | 1:3 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 31.
Amendment 31
DNS - Add a footnote that directs the Department of Neighborhood Services to prioritize spending of at least $400,000 of demolition funding on concentrated blight areas.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 31. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 33.
Amendment 33
POLICE - Increase the Police department's second Police Officer recruit class by 15 recruits. Fund this by reallocating $365,350 of ARPA funds allocated to the Office of Violence Prevention in Council File 210894. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund these expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for these specific expenses. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, these expenses will be eliminated in 2023.
Appearing:
Ashanti Hamilton, OVP Director
Sarah Osborn, Budget Office
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 33. (Failed 1-4) Noes - Zamarripa, Murphy, Coggs, Dimitrijevic
| Fail | 1:4 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 34.
Amendment 34
POLICE, SPA - Add $50,000 to MKE Excellence fund in Common Council - City Clerk. Offset by increasing Police department personnel cost adjustment to reflect delay in planned hiring of the first Police Officer recruit class.
Amendment 34 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Amendment 35
POLICE, DPW - This amendment will increase the Vacant Lot - In Rem Mowing & Snow Removal special fund by $650,000 in the Department of Public Works. The intent is to provide 11 mowing cycles for vacant Cityowned lots. The cost will be partially offset by delaying the first Police Officer recruit class in 2023 by 3 pay periods.
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 36.
Amendment 36
POLICE - This amendment increases the Police Department’s salary account by $159,000 to hire the first Police Officer recruit class one pay period earlier. Fund this by reallocating $235,320 of ARPA funds allocated to the Office of Violence Prevention in Council File no. 210894. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund these expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for these specific expenses. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, these expenses will be eliminated in 2023.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 36. (Failed 1-4) Noes - Zamarripa, Murphy, Coggs, Dimitrijevic | Fail | 1:4 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 37.
Amendment 37
DPW - This amendment will insert the following footnote: The Department of Public Works shall present a plan to the Common Council to create a pilot program with the goal of recruitment and retention by partnering with workforce development nonprofits working with underserved communities.
Appearing:
Jerrel Kruschke, DPW Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 37. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 38.
Amendment 38
DPW - This amendment will add staff to make a fully-staffed MKE Parks section in DPW – Infrastructure Services by repurposing staff and equipment expenses. Changes that are not offset by equal reductions will be levy-funded.
Appearing:
Jerrel Kruschke, DPW Commissioner
Amendment 38 was withdrawn. | | |
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 39.
Amendment 39
DPW - This amendment will add $1 million to DPW-Infrastructure Services High Impact Paving Program and decrease the Professional Services operating account in the Streetcar Unit of the Transportation Fund by $1.4 million.
Appearing:
Jerrel Kruschke, DPW Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 39. (Failed 1-4) Noes - Zamarripa, Murphy, Coggs, Dimitrijevic | Fail | 1:4 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 40.
Amendment 40
DPW - This amendment will add $1,000,000 to DPW - Infrastructure Services to offset the reduction in special assessment revenue for trafficcalming installations. The amendment is funded by reallocating $1,000,000 of ARPA funds allocated to DPW-Infrastructure Services for street lighting improvements and repairs. The amendment assumes using ARPA funds to fund additional trafficcalming expenses in 2023. This will require separate legislation to be adopted by the Common Council allocating ARPA funds for that specific purpose. If separate legislation is not adopted to allocate ARPA funds for these expenses, the additional expenses will be eliminated in 2023.
Appearing:
Jerrel Kruschke, DPW Commissioner
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 40. (Failed 1-4) Noes - Zamarripa, Coggs, Spiker, Dimitrijevic | Fail | 1:4 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 41
DPW - This amendment add funding to purchase and replace refuse carts on a 20 year replacement cycle. It is the intent of this amendment to fund to offset the costs by increasing the Solid Waste Fee by an additional 1.75%. This amendment will require revenue recognition by the Comptroller. If revenue is not recognized, the tax levy impact of this amendment will be as stated.
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Minutes note: Ald. Spiker offerred Amendment 42.
Amendment 42
DPW, SMF - This amendment will add funding to replace annuals with native plants on select city boulevards by increasing the Sewer Maintenance Fund payment to the General Fund by $25,000. This amendment will require revenue recognition by the Comptroller. If revenue is not recognized, the tax levy impact of this amendment will be as stated.
Appearing:
Jerrel Kruschke, DPW Commissioner
Chuck Schumacher, DPW Finance Manager
Ald. Coggs added as a cosponsor.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 42. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 44
TREASURER - This amendment adds $16,534 to the City Treasurer budget in order to restore 5 part-time staff positions that were cut by the Mayor’s 2023 Proposed Budget.
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 45.
Amendment 45
BOZA - This amendment will add a footnote to the budget of the SPA – Board of Zoning Appeals directing BOZA to prepare annual reports on application types, locations, and results, and submit the reports to the Common Council.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 45. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Amendment 46
CAPITAL - This adds $500,000 to the Department of City Development budget to increase funding for the Commercial Corridor program. It is the intent of the sponsor to explore the possibility of raising Board of
Zoning Appeals application fees and block-party permit fees as a means of offsetting the additional expenditures.
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Minutes note: Numbers were given in relation to the Proposed 2023 Budget with Finance and Personnel Committee budget amendments compared to the Mayor's Proposed 2023 Budget as follows:
Total Budget: $1,715,265,193 Proposed; $1,715,773,515 Amended; $508,322 Change
Levy Budget: $1,277,025,070 Proposed; $1,277,508,392 Amended; $483,322 Change
Levy: $311,202,826 Proposed; $311,186,148 Amended; -$16,678 Change
Tax rate: $9.16 Proposed; $9.16 Amended; $0 Change
Positions: 7,817 Proposed; 7,863 Amended; 46.00 Change
O&M FTE's: 5,777.38 Proposed; 5,768.71 Amended; (8.67) Change
Non-O&M FTE's: 1,419.38 Proposed; 1,461.63 Amended; 42.25 Change
Total FTE's: 7,196.76 Proposed; 7,230.34 Amended; 33.58 Change
The Levy will decrease by another $25,000 once the increased transfer from Sewer Maintenance is recognized by the Comptroller. | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 2A.
Amendment 2A
Add a footnote that directs the Department of Administration to work with each department to develop a basic standard of equity and inclusion. This shall include an examination of potential future budgetary cuts and their impact on City employees and residents. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
Appearing:
Sharon Robinson, DOA
Ald. Coggs moved amending Amendment 2 to Amendment 2A. No objections.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 2A. (Prevailed 5-0)
| Pass | 5:0 |
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FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
| AMENDED
Minutes note: Ald. Zamarripa offered amendment 5A.
Amendment 5A
DER currently has 1 HR Representative responsible both for supporting labor negotiations and Title VII complaints. This amendment would devote this position fully to labor negotiations, and would add an additional 1.0 FTE to support Title VII complaints, as well as Employee Resource Groups and Unemployment Compensation. The cost is offset by eliminating funding for one Assistant City Attorney.
Also appearing:
Harper Donahue, IV, DER Director
Nicole Fleck, DER Labor Negotiator
Ald. Zamarripa moved amending Amendment 5 to Amendment 5A. No objections.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 5A. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
| AMENDED
Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offered Amendment 7A.
Amendment 7A
Add a footnote directing the City Attorney's Office to develop a process for working with departments after lost cases or settlement agreements to evaluate risk and create policies, procedures, and training to avoid similar lawsuits in the future. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
Appearing:
Todd Farris, Deputy City Attorney
Tawauna Swanigan, City Attorney's Office
Ald. Coggs moved amendment Amendment 7 to Amendment 7A. No objections
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 7A. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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FINANCE & PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
| AMENDED
Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 20A.
Amendment 20A
This footnote directs the Library to collaborate with the Health Department’s Office of Violence Prevention to inform changes to library operations, programming and partnerships that incorporate and promote and the work being done by the Office of Violence Prevention.
Ald. Coggs moved amending Amendment 20 to Amendment 20A. No objections.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 20A. (Prevailed 4-0) | Pass | 4:0 |
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| AMENDED
Minutes note: Ald. Murphy offerred Amendment 32A.
Amendment 32A
Add 15 Police Officer recruits to the second Police Officer recruit class.
Appearing:
Leon Todd, FPC Director
Nicholas DeSiato, MPD Chief of Staff
Ald. Murphy moved amending Amendment 32 to Amendment 32A. No objections.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 32A. (Failed 2-3) Noes - Zamarripa, Coggs, Dimitrijevic
| Fail | 2:3 |
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| AMENDED
Minutes note: Ald. Coggs offerred Amendment 43A.
Amendment 43A
Add a footnote that directs the Department of Public Works to develop plans to use the city's "Urban Wood' and provide the Common Council a report on their investigations, including the approximate annual commercial value City-produced lumber. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
Ald. Coggs moved amending Amendment 43 to Amendment 43A. No objections.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 43A. (Prevailed 5-0)
| Pass | 5:0 |
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| AMENDED
Minutes note: Ald. Zamarripa offerred Amendment 47A.
Amendment 47A
Add a footnote to the Police Department Joint Public Safety Radio Upgrade capital project directing that the project will abide by Chapter 16-05-2 of the Milwaukee Code of Ordinances and be competitively bid. Footnotes are informational only. It is necessary for the Common Council to adopt legislation to implement the intent of the footnote. If the Common Council fails to pass said legislation, the footnote has no impact.
Ald. Coggs added as a cosponsor.
Appearing:
Nicholas DeSiato, MPD Chief of Staff
Aaron Lipski, Fire Chief
Ald. Zamarripa moved amending Amendment 47 to Amendment 47A. No objections.
A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 47A. (Prevailed 5-0) | Pass | 5:0 |
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| AMENDED
Minutes note: A roll call vote was taken on Amendment 1K. (Prevailed 4-1) No - Murphy | Pass | 4:1 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
Minutes note: Providing public testimony:
Ryan Daniels
Willie Wilson
Rita Lee
Tianetta Davis
Amanda Merkwae
Linda Elmer
Trasus Wright
James Stein
Valerie Ricks
Brook Love
Mark Pelzek
Willie Pritchard
Bob Mlynarek
Alexander Ayala
Brian Merkel
Bruce Wiggins
Maria Beltran
Jennifer Evans | Pass | 5:0 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 5:0 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 5:0 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 5:0 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 4:0 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 5:0 |
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| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 4:0 |
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Number
220001
Version
Original
Reference
Sponsor
THE CHAIR
Title
Communication from the Mayor relating to the proposed 2023 budget.
Drafter
Common Council-City Clerk’s Office
Laurie Phillip
4/19/2022
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