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Vincent said the park is approximately $1 million in deferred maintenance and that the county lacks the bandwidth and funding to complete needed repairs. The listening session will seek ideas for potential public-private partnerships and other uses that could generate revenue and support preservation. Vincent said the county and historical society want strong neighborhood input and plan outreach including flyers and a survey for those who cannot attend.

Vincent emphasized the property’s significance: Trimborne Farm is the only county historic park in Milwaukee County and is on the National Register of Historic Places, so preservation obligations apply. She said potential uses are still under consideration and that the county prefers public input before firm proposals are advanced.

No board action was taken; the presentation was part of citizens' comments and local officials committed to scheduling the listening session and outreach.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","BOT Meeting 04-01-25","oneSentenceSummary","Milwaukee County and local officials plan a public listening session in mid-June to gather input on Trimborne Farm, a county-owned historic park in Greendale with about $1 million in deferred maintenance, and to explore public-private partnership options.","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},6094691,"Greendale creates Historic Preservation Commission, designates Village Hall and Host Tower as locally historic",1141,4183000,5324000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7&start=4183&end=5324","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7/thumbnail_4183000.jpg","/articles/6094691/Village-of-Greendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Greendale-creates-Historic-Preservation-Commission-designates-Village-Hall-and-Host-Tower-as-locally-historic","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6094691-232539d65073053a23d02635e559a6de/orig.mp4?Expires=1776170987&Signature=HIQxo2AyaWqvJosWLMjRYY7Vq-zHtc85vWqa-0oAdJJ7rbznqm0~VKIUVJ5Ppnfl~tXAZjaoa-bbmND0owKxUAjMAvMTxP9NAXHHiYjP8fAB6P14kTrQv-C79FGrqOQJzzMPH8tWYD7JFAKk4GmgxSh6nq24HiVidy3OHEHZ5F69O0uLsMFi6m6AkKXKVMkvqqU9dRoHLXHdtvgOGeqkOyEn0gZmtJrweAfOrCjUxhgn~FdEt5TCcM~IDfjkSpFy78QEgjOZNdysqF20M9jEfvnm4sWWupPuo5Ei3KjLAotLtpnVD-Cv56VJz8ANLvkm4McUFex9yNL2B8O-yAPwJw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village Board approved ordinances to repeal Section 1.41 (Historical Commission) and recreate Section 1.41 as a Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), and to repeal and re-create Chapter 23 (historic preservation) to give the new commission clear authority and procedures.

Staff said the HPC will be a nine-member body appointed by the board, with staggered three-year terms and a preference for applicants with professional expertise in architecture, architectural history, planning, construction or archaeology. The HPC's principal responsibilities include reviewing requests for certificates of appropriateness for properties locally designated \"H,\" recommending additional local historic designations to the village board, and advising on guidelines for rehabilitation and maintenance of historic properties.

The new Chapter 23 explicitly designates Village Hall and the Host Tower as locally H-designated properties. Staff and trustees emphasized the need to coordinate the HPC's public-education role with the active Greendale Historical Society to avoid overlapping responsibilities. Trustee Anger urged the commission to meet at least three times a year, recommended adding a vice president officer role and asked that agendas and minutes be published; trustees agreed staff would follow standard practices for agendas and minutes and would advertise openings for commission membership in the village newsletter and online.

The board moved and passed both ordinances; staff said appointment materials and a public call for applicants would appear in the upcoming Village Views newsletter and online application portal.","The board repealed the Historical Commission section and recreated a Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) and Chapter 23 to provide a local process for certificates of appropriateness and local designations; Village Hall and the Host Tower were designated locally historic.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6094696,"Greendale moves to close two TIF districts, updates fee schedule and authorizes reimbursements",848,2485000,3333000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7&start=2485&end=3333","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7/thumbnail_2485000.jpg","/articles/6094696/Village-of-Greendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Greendale-moves-to-close-two-TIF-districts-updates-fee-schedule-and-authorizes-reimbursements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6094696-8dafde04ec5c55fb1677efc576662938/orig.mp4?Expires=1776170987&Signature=E-oA32PQcg9F6VSFeP8o8zd9F0XGUtnXw8xTf7hItkf~Wzfhv7CgCvqn-uQYkZzy-mbi83z1iV3~cih~osiEKY1I09IwSoFjzSUKLiKz8nK1RcgKwfZ93zSbfjo-R7zyRcpBvyYruxPOMitQVjB8AEuSd5lOGr~tftnXvkOvNfmrUkZq3gkzja5duQbKtAabkd51GbcdCh9K8UCpuKtumikPJX2tPC-iRfGRai~nEuYelylzpgeH~B8wFlcksdrB8uZHO5--bw4o0xg7AeW~k4-YHSVnF5fnZ8OKbDmhl0gcwXLmAmVO3MAzaNrL-CYYDHUQ9vPhsmynhfzqiPgwYw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village Board approved several Finance Committee recommendations: resolutions to begin closure of Tax Incremental District (TID) No. 1 and TID No. 2; an amendment to the municipal fee schedule to add a $65 outdoor retail display permit and a $100 short-term rental permit; designation of officials to declare official intent under reimbursement bond regulations; and approval of the monthly accounts payable, ACH and P-card distributions.

Staff reported TID 1 (created in 2010 to support a 90-unit senior housing project, the Berkshire senior living community) generated roughly $12.3 million in new assessed value over a $600,000 base and is projected to have about $150,000 in excess increment to disburse to overlapping taxing jurisdictions after final audit. The board approved a resolution to initiate closure and final audit procedures.

TID 2, which supported the Marcus Theatre and other mall-area improvements, has a more complex history: it maintained assessed value but experienced a contested assessment that lowered the final assessed value. Staff projected about $2.4 million in excess increment to distribute after closeout. The board approved beginning the closeout process while allocating funds for remaining legal and master-planning tasks.

Finance Committee also recommended fee schedule changes including adding a $65 fee for the outdoor retail display permit and adding the prior $100 short-term-rental permit as a formal fee on the schedule; board approved. A housekeeping resolution was approved to designate officials authorized to declare official intent under reimbursement bond regulations so the village can reimburse itself from future borrowing for water utility and capital projects. Finally the board approved accounts payable checks #62748–62841 totaling $636,123.53, ACH payments of $920,651.14 and P-card purchases of $71,874.20 for a total monthly distribution of $1,628,648.87.

Multiple trustees commented that the TID closures were long-awaited and reflected successful development outcomes; staff emphasized the next step is final audit and distribution of any excess increment to county, school and other taxing jurisdictions per statutory shares.","The Village Board approved resolutions to start closure of Tax Incremental Districts (TID) 1 and 2, updated the fee schedule (adding outdoor display and short-term rental fees), designated officials for tax-exempt reimbursement bonds and approved monthly accounts payable and ACH payments.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6094700,"Greendale adopts short-term rental ordinance, keeps two-night minimum after amendment fails",1173,1228000,2401000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7&start=1228&end=2401","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7/thumbnail_1228000.jpg","/articles/6094700/Village-of-Greendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Greendale-adopts-short-term-rental-ordinance-keeps-two-night-minimum-after-amendment-fails","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6094700-aa625d80870bd605d50855d4257bfd5c/orig.mp4?Expires=1776170987&Signature=fbPrCISPUGgXf8P8ufms6lEphpsSvSLe-UDVLeRnqmgiFpc5aQE1~jcUL~6Fenx3tCr~dIbMfznAFHVmewv4YlUOP3cqVzrfNXcVA59bbJTuH5i83whdgM5uxhh2sYY5zll0dyqqvtoOnFF6Y1X1y1Fn~60Vm6USudd2oVIw4cEB1teQM6qgt-hXub-um6gcvCar2oYa74MoniZdQ6r~SRp1NwcjOyt~WmZixhz58xFmMbfTw3dxlvEQKlkBY8xqi83q0S8GVvoVRISNE4B6G6dMTWw~8MuVxPf9uYiqFwOqcGTskWVvK2L7JY7jDR6boRrQsnmmd4PzBWztxbHISQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Greendale Board of Trustees voted to repeal Section 17.363 (regulation of tourist homes) and recreate it as a short-term rentals ordinance (PC 2503) that aligns local terminology with state statute, establishes a one-time village permit, and adds a revocation procedure. The new ordinance also explicitly bans the use of RVs, campers, tents or similar temporary lodging on properties offered as short-term rentals.

Manager (staff member) told the board the village must align with state law in several respects, including that the village cannot limit the number of short-term rentals, and that a prior local requirement for a designated local agent (if the owner lived more than 40 miles away) was invalidated by a court ruling in another municipality. The proposed village process creates a one-time inspections-department permit that functions like a simple occupancy permit; the health department will continue to administer an annual sanitation/health license through the contracted Southwest Suburban Health Department.

The Plan Commission recommended a minimum rental duration of two nights to discourage one-night \"party-house\" rentals. During debate trustees and local owners offered mixed views. Trustee Olathe and others said many hosts already use two-night minimums and worried a strict minimum could reduce service for families with last-minute needs; Trustee McFall, Trustee Matt (surname not specified) and others pressed for the two-night minimum as a prevention tool. Police Chief Rosenau said the department had received about one noise complaint he could recall in the past year related to a short-term rental but had not experienced widespread problems.

Trustee Unger moved an amendment to remove the two-night minimum; the board voted the amendment down (recorded votes: Trustee Barbian and Trustee Ouellette voted yes on the amendment; several trustees including Sowell, Anger, Beckmeyer, McFaul voted no). The original ordinance, including the two-night minimum, then passed on roll call (recorded as majority ayes, with at least one no recorded).

The new ordinance adds: a village permit issued by the Director of Inspection Services (one-time occupancy-style inspection), an explicit reference to the relevant state statute and the health department license, a revocation process for village permits, the two-night minimum rental duration, and a prohibition on temporary lodging such as RVs or tents on rental properties. Staff will publish permit application procedures and coordinate inspection steps with the health department.","The board approved an ordinance renaming and recreating rules for short-term rentals to align with state law, institute a one-time village permit and inspection, add a revocation process, and prohibit RV/camps/tents; an effort to remove a proposed two-night minimum failed.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6094704,"Greendale OKs one-time permit, allows outdoor propane sales with site plan review",660,136000,796000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7&start=136&end=796","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2842164-535d50a49fc88abfb277a74048a2b9f7/thumbnail_136000.jpg","/articles/6094704/Village-of-Greendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Greendale-OKs-one-time-permit-allows-outdoor-propane-sales-with-site-plan-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6094704-3d9ae0babb6db1a27a27a1834dfa0c95/orig.mp4?Expires=1776170987&Signature=Dd5xTvjGxXqTsg2BUA-ys8wob2ftFFC-pE12kEfA4HD6CCZzdkbpf1CZqJQRJwuUZ-S8B985VkQEGSOX5jGivZ8wzBhhyyQ8fnKl0wiVpAn5bfJAY8oX0w0YAK1tjliqxgGiOfhbkt8MUsjR032Waf0g~m5WPWR0ZI-T9k-XjCW~URc-sUKmNIGyKXhFEVW7zatkmPeTTdfHrjs~WMvws-USMNVFh7~r3j9ZW-B63GPKy27cJKj58-OLdBAM9iUGL6Jv42lHsYr-dPa8M1ddIdgzVKzQ1H0AdTTZYuTwUtHJ~tVqflkLOAwvaGKj6XXvZGqlBoIqpVzW5SDKV1NM4w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Greendale Board of Trustees on a recorded vote approved an ordinance to repeal and recreate portions of the zoning code governing temporary outdoor retail displays and sales, changing the existing annual permit to a one-time permit and allowing businesses to display and sell items such as propane tanks when they submit a site plan for inspector review.

The change, recommended by the Plan Commission, was designed to ease permit burdens on local businesses while preserving municipal oversight. Manager (staff member) told trustees the one-time permit would be indefinite but require businesses to remain consistent with their approved site plan; inspectors will review proposed locations for propane cages to ensure safety.

Residents who spoke in the public hearing supported relaxing the rules. Joan Russ said she was surprised Greendale previously banned common retail items such as propane tanks and urged the board to allow them: \"I don't see why that shouldn't be allowed.\" Jim Birmingham, vice president of the Greendale Historical Society, and landlord Greg Sylvester likewise told the board they preferred easier access for shoppers and retailers.

Trustees debated community character and enforcement. Trustee Younger said outdoor propane cages can become \"rusty\" or take up sidewalk space and expressed discomfort with loosening restrictions. Trustee Feckmeyer said the site-plan review would allow the village to police unsightly displays and noted existing nuisance authority.

After discussion, the board voted on the ordinance. The roll call recorded Trustee Barbian, Trustee Sowell and other trustees voting aye, with Trustee Unger recorded as voting no; the motion carried.

The ordinance also clarifies that some businesses previously allowed to use outdoor displays by special approvals (now called conditional use permits) remain subject to those conditions. Staff advised Walmart's development agreement currently prohibits outdoor sales unless the store seeks and receives the appropriate permit.

The board adopted the ordinance and instructed staff to implement the one-time permit and inspector review process.","The Village Board approved an ordinance changing temporary outdoor retail display permits from an annual to a one-time permit and allowing propane tanks and similar outdoor retail with an inspector-reviewed site plan.","actionData","errors"]

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