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Alder Vukovich, who introduced revised language for the Juneteenth proclamation, said the updated text improved flow but did not substantially change the recognition: “It just it’s pretty much the same language. It just it went it did not flow correctly. ... All I did was change, had some help with a a bridal and change the way it flowed.”

The council then moved and approved the Juneteenth proclamation (motion made by Alderman Vukovich and seconded by Alderman Gellhard). Later the council considered a proclamation recognizing June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month; Alder Vukovich spoke about the importance of the recognition: “Pride month is important because it does celebrate, all people in Glendale, especially those LGBTQ plus individuals, and especially in a time where it does raise awareness of the ongoing challenges that many still face.” The Pride month proclamation was moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote.

Why it matters: Proclamations are ceremonial recognitions the council uses to mark observances and express municipal support for community groups and events. The council noted only minor formatting and signature‑line edits would be completed before the mayor signs the documents.

Both proclamations were adopted by the council; staff will prepare final formatted copies for signatures.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Common Council Meeting - June 9, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Common Council adopted proclamations recognizing June 19 as Juneteenth and June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with council members praising the city’s inclusivity and noting minor edits to proclamation language.","taxTitle","Glendale, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin","taxId",70062,"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},6197221,"Glendale approves $50,000 three‑year water‑data analytics agreement with CityWater",211,2894000,3105000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3853682-7f16556a80319bad83bd262646dd0e02&start=2894&end=3105","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3853682-7f16556a80319bad83bd262646dd0e02/thumbnail_2894000.jpg","/articles/6197221/Glendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Glendale-approves-50000-threeyear-waterdata-analytics-agreement-with-CityWater","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6197221-583f933f3580b09c3f2cf268510e0413/orig.mp4?Expires=1773643088&Signature=NMgPxVqXSu4vSMLtbUQfyxFq9GyHQFq~u5Shqac-0W4MpAds91rJXLBixKOf1qd-v3rZYylTJ4lOPBvyTtOZ0dyHbn-CbkhWEKgwEUedwXAP9hn9hak9oYQky4a055iPMXqSVmm4RaSs-PlwzA3i0jSv9ZlTB3Bv~l1dPUB5MdJXqV~v39vwii3oyX~XPtqHZ4Uip8KijyD8pfpoM-ITC066BKY8jkJxPjXMSC3oApi6cFGiyH7HRDuVWPOSb5Dwzq4mv8uvyVNIRcR--WHkaFryH~gfrFkbV8NzOssiUc8gnOw73MJxiAkIfYV5c73Dkz4V~fkHv4siBjoVrVCjDQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glendale Common Council approved a three‑year agreement with CityWater to subscribe to an analytics platform intended to help prioritize water‑main replacements and inform capital planning.

City staff described the program as a $50,000 commitment: “So it’s it’s a $50,000 cost. The minimum amount of years is is 3 years. So it’s a $50,000 cost, 20,000 in the first year, and then 15 for the second 2 years,” City staff said. CityWater has coordinated a group purchasing approach that staff said would lower the unit cost if multiple municipalities join.

Why it matters: Glendale expects a roughly $3 million water‑main program in the next construction cycle (the city skipped 2024), and staff said improved analytics could help prioritize which mains to replace now versus later. The subscription is designed to produce a more consistent, data‑driven approach similar to the city’s street‑resurfacing evaluation.

City Administrator/Finance staff told the council the subscription would be included in future budgets and that staff would present analytics results to the council as part of budget discussions. “Yes. So in future years, we would bring it to the you guys as part of the budget,” the staff member said when asked whether results would be reported to the council.

Council members asked whether the agreement was cancellable and how long the city would use the software. Staff said this is a three‑year commitment intended to produce a planning tool; after the initial term the council could evaluate continued use. Council members also noted the subscription cost is a small fraction of planned capital spending: staff observed the $50,000 is less than 1 percent of the projected multi‑year water‑main spend and argued that better targeting could produce savings and reduce risk of failure.

The motion to approve the agreement with CityWater was moved by Alderman Doherty, seconded by Alder Bailey, and the council approved the contract.","The Common Council approved a three‑year agreement with CityWater to access a water‑main analytics platform intended to improve multi‑year water‑main prioritization; the contract cost is $50,000 over three years ($20,000 year one, $15,000 years two and three).",{"_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},6197225,"Glendale council approves waiver allowing 7 Brew drive‑through on North Port Washington Road",956,140000,1096000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3853682-7f16556a80319bad83bd262646dd0e02&start=140&end=1096","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3853682-7f16556a80319bad83bd262646dd0e02/thumbnail_140000.jpg","/articles/6197225/Glendale/Milwaukee-County/Wisconsin/Glendale-council-approves-waiver-allowing-7-Brew-drivethrough-on-North-Port-Washington-Road","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6197225-11169e8a50b08afa3a407afdae8805c8/orig.mp4?Expires=1773643088&Signature=eaCYLA8oXO9XcCB7Gq9jW5x9ERlInkLQNPOGmKjaHDF3oFAfykbo9dlRsCGPTYvSPOlEwkCIWlpIGtkDlgBYWTmQzNIuGLz5zpcGdEmJ4IoCbMpyWudGqA0XuXTTC1y86SaMLCr2eLOsPcHcf44cW-NVO1pyWlacA9-XONOuJgBQBC1EN~~5LHw2YXA2oV1p64QHrXoqvO-IgW38-KlvlMO8QUQQ0To-yGGG5iFvrLu2WNs6isbExLEsXyg9FxIANsqY7wNDZx-M07qSOGVRBf1P0tk7ByHM3p8Ps~Qzgq-SMIEFzmK8JQjJpst96G38V8EDtwiMZBo2BFVLeV22gA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glendale Common Council approved a waiver of the city code’s 250‑foot spacing requirement to allow a drive‑through for a 7 Brew proposal at a subject property on North Port Washington Road.

City Attorney Baer told the council the ordinance authorizing drive‑throughs in the B‑1 district was passed at a properly noticed meeting and that a late publication by the clerk did not automatically void the change: “the statute says 15 days, but it doesn’t specifically say that an ordinance is necessarily void if it’s published after that deadline.” He advised the council to republish the ordinance and proceed with the application.

Why it matters: The waiver allows a new drive‑through in an area where the city had set a minimum 250‑foot separation between drive‑throughs. Council debate focused on whether the late publication or the proximity to other drive‑throughs should bar action, and on site constraints and environmental conditions that affect the parcel’s redevelopability.

Applicant representatives told council members they had substantially revised the site plan since an earlier meeting. “The current plan no longer includes consideration for Chick fil A for off‑site parking,” Kevin Schmalt said during the presentation, noting the applicant removed prior references to Chick‑fil‑A and reworked the building orientation, landscaping and pedestrian access. The plans would reduce parking on the subject parcel from 46 stalls to about 12 and place most queuing behind the building, the applicant said, and the proposed building footprint (including canopy and cooler) is roughly 1,400 square feet.

The applicant also disclosed environmental testing completed during acquisition. According to the presentation, a Phase 2 investigation completed in April found “foundry sands and levels of contamination above the acceptable level and the report is currently in process with the DNR.” The applicant said the environmental engineer recommended leaving the existing asphalt in place as a functional cap and positioning any new footings close to the existing foundation to limit disturbance.

Council members questioned measurement methods for the 250‑foot rule and whether distances were being taken from lot lines or from drive‑through windows. The applicant’s representative said the 510‑foot figure to Chick‑fil‑A referenced the entrance location and that some measurements in the applicant’s materials were approximate. Alderman Galehart said she would vote yes after reviewing the distances and the design changes: “I’m gonna vote yes. I’m just gonna explain very briefly why because my big issue was the the the measurement.” Alderman Vukovich recorded a no vote during the roll call.

The motion to approve the waiver was moved by Alderman Doherty and seconded by Alderman Shaw and was approved by the council. The applicant and the city agreed to republish the ordinance with corrected dates and to continue working with staff and required committees on detailed development approvals.

Council and applicant comments noted the city’s intent to limit drive‑through proliferation while also preserving redevelopment options for adjacent parcels; the applicant said the current site plan leaves the north portion of the property paved (but unstriped) to maintain future flexibility for parcel consolidation or infill.

The council’s action permits the applicant to proceed to subsequent development approvals; staff and the applicant will return with the detailed site plan and permitting documents required by the city’s development standards.","The Glendale Common Council approved a waiver to the city’s 250‑foot spacing requirement to allow a 7 Brew drive‑through at a subject property on North Port Washington Road after hearing a revised site plan, environmental testing results and legal advice on a late ordinance publication.","actionData","errors"]

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