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15-1959
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Approval of November 18, 2015 Minutes. | approved | Pass |
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15-1960
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Taxi Cab Driver's License application of David D. Brown, W2961 County Road S, Freedom. | held | Pass |
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15-1953
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | #16-R-15/Lobner
WHEREAS secondhand dealers allow our residents access to necessities, clothing, entertainment and more that they might not be able to find or afford elsewhere.
AND WHEREAS the City of Appleton currently requires secondhand dealers to hold purchased items for a minimum of 21 days before allowing them to be resold.
AND WHEREAS Wisconsin State Statute 134.71 allows municipalities to reduce that holding period to seven days if daily reports of purchased items are submitted electronically.
AND WHEREAS municipalities both within the Fox Valley and around the state have reduced their waiting period to seven days, putting current and prospective secondhand businesses in the City of Appleton at a potential competitive disadvantage.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Appleton shall adopt electronic reporting of secondhand purchases and reduce the holding period to seven days, pursuant to State Statute 134.71. | held | Pass |
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15-1952
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | #15-R-15/Lobner
WHEREAS school bus drivers are tasked with the critically important challenge of keeping children safe during their trips to and from school.
AND WHEREAS that requirement includes the period of time where students are loading and unloading from buses.
AND WHEREAS State Statute 349.21 authorizes municipalities to "provide for the use of flashing red or amber warning lights by school bus operators in a residence or business district when pupils or other authorized passengers are to be loaded or unloaded at a location at which there are no traffic signals and such persons must cross the street or highway before being loaded or after being unloaded."
AND WHEREAS said provision is a prudent step to encourage safe driving near buses.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED ?that the City of Appleton shall enact an ordinance in accordance with the above-listed statute allowing the use of flashing lights. | recommended for approval | Fail |
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15-1952
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | #15-R-15/Lobner
WHEREAS school bus drivers are tasked with the critically important challenge of keeping children safe during their trips to and from school.
AND WHEREAS that requirement includes the period of time where students are loading and unloading from buses.
AND WHEREAS State Statute 349.21 authorizes municipalities to "provide for the use of flashing red or amber warning lights by school bus operators in a residence or business district when pupils or other authorized passengers are to be loaded or unloaded at a location at which there are no traffic signals and such persons must cross the street or highway before being loaded or after being unloaded."
AND WHEREAS said provision is a prudent step to encourage safe driving near buses.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED ?that the City of Appleton shall enact an ordinance in accordance with the above-listed statute allowing the use of flashing lights. | recommended for denial | Pass |
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15-1905
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | "Class B" Beer/Liquor License application of Dairyland Brewing Co LLC, d/b/a Dairyland Brew Pub, Dorri M. Schmidt, Agent, 1216 E. Wisconsin Ave., contingent upon approval from all departments. | held | Pass |
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15-1958
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Operator's Licenses | recommended for approval | Pass |
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15-1956
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Secondhand Article License Renewal application of The Exclusive Company, J.A. Giombetti, Applicant, 770 W. Northland Ave., contingent upon approval from all departments. | recommended for approval | Pass |
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15-1957
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Secondhand Article License Renewal application of Scanlan Jewelers, Judy A. Scanlan, Applicant, 2031 E. Calumet St., contingent upon approval from all departments. | recommended for approval | Pass |
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15-1964
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Secondhand Article License Renewal application of Tina Marie's Unique Boutique, Tina M. Ahrens, Applicant, 206 E. College Avenue, contingent upon approval from all departments. | recommended for approval | Pass |
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15-1965
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Secondhand Jewelry License Renewal application of Krieger Jewelers, Jamie L. Boyce, Applicant, 934 W. Northland Ave., contingent upon approval from all departments. | recommended for approval | Pass |
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15-1962
| 1 | | | Report Action Item | Special Class "B" Beer License applications filed after the agenda was published. | recommended for approval | Pass |
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15-1963
| 1 | | | Presentation | Director's Reports:
City Clerk
Fire Chief
Police Chief | | |
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15-1961
| 1 | | | Presentation | Police Department information on liquor law violation convictions. | | |
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