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Votes at a glance: Green Bay Common Council, Aug. 18, 2026
Summary
The council adopted multiple ordinances by suspension of rules, held one ordinance to Sept. 15, approved a Park 626 contract amendment and $750,000 TID match, approved a telecom conditional-use permit, advanced several ordinances to second reading, and approved a park renaming.
The Green Bay Common Council took multiple actions at its Aug. 18 meeting, including ordinance adoptions by suspension of rules, holding an ordinance for later consideration, awarding a major park contract contingent on local match, approving a conditional-use permit for a telecommunications facility, and renaming a park.
Key actions recorded in the meeting: • Items 1–3: Rules suspended and ordinances adopted by roll-call/voice vote. • Item K4 (Misc. Ordinance 04-26): Motion to hold until Sept. 15, 2026 — carried. • Park 626 Shipyard Phase 2: Council approved an amended contract award to Apine Inc. ($11,668,826.70) contingent on council approval of a $750,000 TID match; the committee of the whole later approved the $750,000 allocation. • Conditional use permit: Council approved the permit for a wireless communications facility at 2222 Decner Avenue after public comment and staff follow-up commitments. • Items 7–8: Comp plan and rezoning amendments for Irvington Street were approved to support Military Avenue revitalization. • Park renaming: Beaver Dam Park renamed to MacArthur Family Park.
These actions were carried primarily by voice vote; the meeting packet and committee records contain the formal ordinance/resolution numbers and roll-call tallies.
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