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Council approves rezoning, alley vacation and routine items; extends museum MOU to June

2349579 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 19 meeting the Superior Common Council approved a rezoning for Lake Superior Apartments LLC, granted an alley vacation request, approved meeting minutes and routine licenses, and extended a memorandum of understanding with the Superior Public Museums to June 3, 2025.

The Superior Common Council on Feb. 19 approved several routine agenda items, including a rezoning ordinance for a proposed apartment development and a street/alley vacation, and granted temporary licenses and other ministerial approvals.

The council unanimously closed a public hearing and adopted an ordinance to rezone property around the former Lakes Perry Elementary School from suburban to a planned development district (PDD) and approved a companion comprehensive‑plan future‑use map amendment. Councilor Herrick made the motion; Councilor Elm seconded. The council also closed a public hearing and approved a resolution granting a vacation request from Chris and Alyssa Nye to vacate a portion of the alley between East Fourth and East Fifth Streets and a portion of unimproved Thirtieth Avenue East; that motion was made by Councilor Johnson and seconded by Councilor Sweeney.

The council approved the Feb. 4, 2025 meeting minutes (motion by Councilor Herrick, second Councilor Elm) and approved miscellaneous licenses and a temporary class B wine license for an April 11 fundraising event for the Children’s Dyslexia Center. The council also approved an extension to a memorandum of understanding with the Superior Public Museums; following an amendment the extension was set to June 3, 2025, to allow the finance committee additional time to review terms.

Votes in these items were taken by voice or unanimous consent on the meeting floor and recorded as “motion carries.” No roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript for the zoning ordinance, alley vacation or the licenses; the museum MOU extension was adopted following a motion and an amendment setting the new date. No additional fiscal or legal details for these items were reported on the floor during the meeting.

Items at a glance: - Ordinance (Item 3.3): Rezoning around former Lakes Perry Elementary School to Planned Development District (PDD) — motion by Councilor Herrick; second Councilor Elm; public hearing opened and closed; motion carries (voice vote). - Resolution (Item 3.4): Vacation of portion of alley between East Fourth and East Fifth Streets (Chris and Alyssa Nye request) — motion by Councilor Johnson; second Councilor Sweeney; public hearing opened and closed; motion carries (voice vote). - Approval (Item 4.1): Minutes from 02/04/2025 — motion by Councilor Herrick; second Councilor Elm; motion carries. - Licenses (Item 10.1): Approval of miscellaneous licenses — motion carries. - Temporary class B wine license (Item 10.2): Children’s Dyslexia Center event on April 11, 5–10 p.m. — motion by Councilor Johnson; second Councilor Elm; motion carries. - Memorandum of Understanding extension (Item 10.3): Extension of MOU with Superior Public Museums extended to June 3, 2025 — motion by Councilor Herrick; second Councilor Graske; motion amended and carries.

No other zoning, budget adoption or final ordinance adoptions were completed during the meeting.