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In a finance‑committee‑backed action, the board approved a contract with Badger Railing for $16,600 to replace the rusted ADA handrail on the southeast corner of Village Hall. Director Fosk told the board the handrail \"serves as the ADA entrance\" and that rust near footings made replacement necessary. Staff said the project was budgeted at $18,000 and will be paid from previously approved block‑grant funding; the Badger Railing quote came in under budget.

The board also adopted the village's new branding guidelines, developed by McDaniel's marketing firm after stakeholder surveys and a branding review. The packet explained the guidelines include a primary public‑facing logo, color palettes and font usage to standardize outward‑facing materials; the packet and staff noted the marketing work was funded from the TID (tax increment financing) district and not from the general taxpayer fund.

The Board approved a series of special‑event permits recommended by the Public Celebrations Committee and reviewed by village staff and public‑safety officials. Permits approved (most with no conditions) included:
- Greendale Entertainment Association: Spring resale (April 12–13) — approved (no conditions).
- Greendale Lions Club: Easter egg hunt at Highland View Elementary (April 12) — approved (no conditions).
- Greendale Alliance Club: Spring concert at the high‑school auditorium (April 18) — approved subject to payment of the permit fee and submission of insurance.
- Gift of Wings: Kites Over Greendale (May 10) — approved with conditions to verify vendors, confirm background checks where required, and provide insurance and fees (staff reported some items still pending).
- Gazebo concert series (Greendale Entertainment Association; June 14–Aug 30) — approved (discussion noted community safety and the option to consider blocking roadways during some concerts with bollards).
- Village Nights on the Green (Park & Rec Sunday concert series; June 15–Aug 17) — approved.
- Downtown markets (Greendale Health Department; June 21–Oct 4) — approved; staff noted vendors accepting FoodShare, Market Match, WIC and other benefits and said a Wi‑Fi booster had been installed on the gazebo.
- Movies in the Park (Gift of Wings; June 7, July 11, Aug 1) — approved pending insurance (staff said the permit fee was paid but insurance remained outstanding).
- Garden Walk (Public Celebrations Committee; July 12) — approved (event will begin at Gazebo Park; three locations will be accessible by car rather than walking).

The Board also read and approved a proclamation designating March 21, 2025, as Marshall Bates Day to recognize a local resident's Eagle Scout award and his project building seven wooden horse feed boxes for Life Striders.

Near the meeting's end the Board moved into closed session under Wisconsin Statute section 19.85(1)(e) to deliberate redevelopment in the Southridge Mall area, an agreement with Milwaukee County concerning the Dale Creek Parkway area, and a lease for the Welcome Center. The board reserved the right to return to open session.

Several items were handled by roll call votes and approvals; staff said there were no significant fiscal implications for the majority of the special‑event permits. The meeting packet and staff reports will provide permit conditions and outstanding documents (insurance, vendor verifications or fees) for those items that remain conditional.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","BOT Meeting 03-18-25","oneSentenceSummary","The Village of Greendale Village Board approved a $16,600 contract to replace the ADA handrail at Village Hall, adopted new village branding guidelines paid for with TID marketing funds, and approved multiple special‑event permits for spring and summer events.","taxTitle","Village of Greendale, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin","taxId",69715,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6123988,"Greendale Health Department seeks more survey responses, advances grants and community programs",372,334000,706000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2686804-a6eb02710b152367a195a9f47e496ba7&start=334&end=706","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2686804-a6eb02710b152367a195a9f47e496ba7/thumbnail_334000.jpg","/articles/6123988/Village-of-Greendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Greendale-Health-Department-seeks-more-survey-responses-advances-grants-and-community-programs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6123988-2e3d27607e6e5253ea3a4bb6e383437d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771168310&Signature=SYNynArgVOP~41P0~86TI764mYAz15Uqjdw4zyVbskbGwBs3l9js7eFf9dyIrkTTNOHEofTYrElM0DF0XE5puc-GaSYInFmKdgDCJtGvoakXWfvT2E0Q9tMutJfMp-9FyvpgirC2v5EbzB9AUOCEAXll-OMESsOLmtVQSdGj37OHlNGrSHLuYoGPdu-78gVEqShpcy3XIr3sFihmYlKjwzfDaIdKdFVXHv-VO-GljeKx1T1v6iHbbIkx-qBVI9qW7IUCQLHKJwJpoHmwcaTOp0j2tYyVXndT4cfYFPfvkUEWSZko1AHK2EZuak8keadUYxBO4MlcLKxbz8t1aPI7jA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Greendale Health Department told the Village Board that its community health assessment survey has received over 100 responses and remains open for a short time, and staff urged residents to respond to help shape public-health priorities.

Trustee Barabian, reporting for the Board of Health, said the survey \"is going to give us a feel for what the general population of residents feel about the health\" of the community and will inform priorities for services and programs. She said paper copies are available in the health department lobby and that the department hopes to collect a few more responses before the survey closes.

The department also reported progress on a handful of initiatives. Staff said the radon mailer and grant program were \"very successful\" and that test kits remain available for purchase at a reduced price after free kits were exhausted. The Health Department is coordinating with the Department of Public Works on two American Rescue Plan (ARP) Community Challenge grant applications: one for additional event bollards (removable poles for blocking vehicle access during public events) and one for flashing, push-button pedestrian crossing signals at Northway & Basswood and Northway & Arrowhead. Those grant proposals were passed to the Public Safety & Welfare Committee for further review, the department reported.

Trustee Barabian gave attendance snapshots for ongoing programs: blood-pressure screenings served 41 people; Memory Café had 13 participants; SAGE had 10; Step Up to Better Health had 4; Community Alliance had 8; and Environmental Health served 15. She said the department is encouraging cross-program collaboration to address volunteer shortfalls and overlap among initiatives.

The department promoted an April 8 presentation at the Greendale Safety Center by Dr. Michelle Braun, described in the packet as a board‑certified neuropsychologist who will present five science‑based strategies to sharpen memory and lower Alzheimer's risk. The session is scheduled for 6 to 7 p.m., and the Health Department asked residents to consider attending.

Trustee Barabian said the department will continue coordinating a CHIPs (community health improvement plan) meeting that brings partners such as SAGE and Community Alliance together to evaluate progress and plan next steps.

The Health Department also announced that the downtown markets (planned for Saturday mornings, 06/21–10/04/2025) will move to a new Broad Street location (Cocos to School Way) to better accommodate vendors; the market will accept food‑benefit programs including FoodShare, Market Match, WIC and the Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Staff said the gazebo now has a Wi‑Fi booster to support vendor point‑of‑sale devices.

The Health Department presentation closed with a reminder that many of its services and outreach efforts rely on volunteers and cross‑agency collaboration, and that survey responses will shape program priorities going forward.","At a Village Board meeting, the Health Department reported more than 100 responses to its community health survey, described ARP grant applications for pedestrian safety and event bollards, highlighted program attendance and public events, and encouraged residents to attend an April memory/brain-health talk.","actionData","errors"]

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Greendale Village Board approves handrail contract, branding guidelines and multiple special-event permits

Greendale Health Department seeks more survey responses, advances grants and community programs