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Marinette committee reviews draft Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan; no action taken
Summary
The Marinette Common Council Committee of the Whole heard a presentation from Mead & Hunt on a draft Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Feb. 10; council members asked questions but did not vote or take action on the draft.
The Marinette Common Council Committee of the Whole reviewed a draft Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan prepared by Mead & Hunt at a meeting on Feb. 10, 2026, in the Common Council Chambers at Marinette City Hall. The meeting began at 4:00 p.m. with Common Council President Dorothy Kowalski filling in for Mayor Genisot.
Mead & Hunt representatives Brian Carranza, identified in the minutes as project manager, and Molly North, identified as a multimodal transportation engineer and present via a Teams connection, answered questions from alderpersons about the draft plan. Council members discussed the proposed plan in an open format; the minutes record that the Common Council “had an open discussion regarding the proposed draft Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan.” The minutes do not record direct quotes or specific recommended changes, nor do they list a vote or formal motion related to the plan.
No action was taken on the agenda item during the session. The Committee of the Whole adjourned at 5:41 p.m. following a motion recorded as by Alderpersons Skorik/Keller (the minutes list the two names in that order for mover and seconder); the minutes do not provide a vote tally. The minutes were prepared by City Clerk Lana Bero.
The draft plan will remain a topic for future council consideration; the minutes do not specify a date for further review or any follow-up assignments to city staff.
