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Notice is hereby given that the CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND STREET MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE of the City of Wausau, Wisconsin will hold a regular or special meeting on the date, time and location shown below. Meeting of the: CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND STREET MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF WAUSAU Date/Time: Thursday, November 14, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. Location: City Hall (407 Grant Street, Wausau WI 54403) - COUNCIL CHAMBERS Members: Gary Gisselman (C), Linda Lawrence, Becky McElhaney, Lisa Rasmussen, Mary Thao AGENDA ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION 1. Public Comment for matters not appearing on the agenda. (Comments relating to an agenda item will be allowed when the specific item is considered.) 2. Approval of minutes of the October 10, 2019 meeting. 3. Discussion and possible action on the dedication of right-of-way of South 18th Avenue from South 17th Avenue to South 18th Avenue. 4. Discussion and possible action on renaming East Rib Mountain Drive to Flieth Street. 5. Discussion and possible action on amending Section 10.20.030 All night parking prohibiting overnight parking during winter months. 6. Discussion and possible action on amending Section 10.20.070 Handicapped parking stalls designated, repeal and recreate Section 10.20.080 No parking and restricted parking areas designated.
7. Construction update for 2019 Projects. 8. Future Agenda Items. Adjournment GARY GISSELMAN - Committee Chair
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Date of Meeting: October 10, 2019, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall.
Members Present: Thao, McElhaney, Rasmussen (Gisselman was excused.)
Also Present: Lindman, Wesolowski, Buckner, Niksich
In compliance with Chapter 19, Wisconsin Statutes, notice of this meeting was posted and received by the Wausau Daily Herald in the proper manner.
Noting the presence of a quorum, at approximately 5:30 p.m. Vice Chairman Thao called the meeting to order.
Public Comment for matters not appearing on the agenda
No one came forward to offer public comment.
CONSENT AGENGA A. Approve minutes of the September 12, 2019 meeting B. Action on Stormwater Maintenance Agreement for 1401 Elm Street LLC at 1401 Elm Street C. Action on Easement at 407 Grant Street (TDS Telecom, LLC) D. Action on Easement at 4200 Stettin Drive (TDS Telecom, LLC) E. Action on Easement at 110 East Thomas Street (TDS Telecom, LLC) F. Action on Easement at 3017 Seymour Lane (TDS Telecom, LLC) G. Action on Stormwater Easement at 1243 East Wausau Avenue (Flannery) H. Action authorizing Downtown Snow/Ice Removal
Thao asked for Item E to be removed from the consent agenda.
Rasmussen moved to approve Consent Agenda Items A through D and F through H. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Rasmussen moved to approve Consent Agenda Item E. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried 2-1 with Thao the dissenting vote.
Public Hearing: Discussion and possible action on vacating and discontinuing South 18th Avenue from South 17th Avenue to South 18th Avenue
Bill Schofield, 1425 North 12th Avenue, Apartment 219, is representing the Lindell family who are the owners of property on both sides of the street and are in favor of the vacation. This is the first part of a three step process where they will be dedicating some new land for the street and working on financing support through the TIF.
No one further came forward and the public hearing was closed.
Rasmussen moved to approve vacating and discontinuing South 18th Avenue from South 17th Avenue to South 18th Avenue. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Discussion and possible action on no overnight parking restrictions on the 600 and 700 blocks of South 6th Avenue and the 600 block of South 7th Avenue
Wesolowski stated a petition was received to rescind overnight parking restrictions on 7th Avenue from Garfield Avenue to Pardee Street and on 6th Avenue from Garfield Avenue to West Street. Parking and Traffic approved the overnight parking restrictions in February of 2015 as recommended by DPW. There was no public comment at that time and the restrictions were approved.
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Rasmussen believes the original motivation for the parking restriction was due to difficulty removing snow in these areas during the night when vehicles were parked there. Barring the declaration of a snow emergency, there has not been a whole lot that has happened that would make that situation different. If we restore overnight parking in the areas where blocks are narrow, the same snow removal issues would resume. We have talked about overnight parking, snow removal and snow emergencies before and she is hoping to have options to consider before the snow flies again. There was talk about allowing the Police Chief and the Public Works Director some leniency in suspending overnight parking as needed without having to call a snow emergency. She feels less is more when it comes to overnight parking. There are areas that have it now and we will have to manage those areas. If there are areas that do not have overnight parking now and DPW is able to get snow out, she does not feel going backwards and restoring parking is a smart idea.
Thao asked if currently there is no parking year round and Wesolowski confirmed. She understands that in the west side of that neighborhood they do not have large garages. Citizens are forced to find street parking. We have had some inclement snow storms but Thao wonders if we can entertain lifting this restriction. She asked if DPW or the UW had concerns or feedback. Wesolowski was unable to reach Mohelnitzky but he does not believe their stance has changed. Wesolowski did not hear from the UW.
Rasmussen stated there are a couple areas in her district that had similar problems. A compromise was reached that restricted parking during the snow season; from November 1 to May 1. McElhaney agrees with a compromise but questioned November 1 versus December 1 as typically there is not a lot of snow in November.
Jim Lehman, 636 South 6th Avenue, stated the sidewalk is beautiful but they never had a sidewalk behind their house before. He had 11 ½ feet of parking in front of his garage before the sidewalk was installed. Now he has 6 feet. His wife, son and himself live there. In the summer he has a convertible so there are 4 cars. He is looking at putting another pad but he would still only be able to park 3 cars. The petition was signed by all the homeowners. The renters at 628 South 6th Avenue only have 8 feet behind their garage to park. The upstairs renter does have a carport but if she has company she would have to pull onto the lawn. This is causing a problem. He loves the sidewalk but it took a lot of parking space away. He added that by the parking lot for the Park Department there was a sign no parking from here to the driveway. This sign is now in the middle of the block. He is hoping the sign could get moved to the south end where it was originally. Wesolowski stated staff can look at that independently. Lehman added that if Mohelnitzky is asked he would probably prefer no overnight parking throughout the City during the winter.
Rasmussen moved to restore overnight parking between May 1 and November 1 with leaving the overnight parking restriction in place during the winter months. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Discussion and possible action on amending Section 1.01.025 (c)(1)(B) Schedule of cash deposits
In Alfonso’s absence, Thao explained that under the penalty section truck routes did not exist and the bond schedule had a $50 deposit. The recommendation from staff is for the traffic route to be deleted from the bond schedule.
McElhaney moved to approve amending Section 1.01.025(c)(1)(B) Schedule of cash deposits. Rasmussen seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Discussion and possible action on State/Municipal Agreement for Scott Street Intersections Improvements
Wesolowski indicated the State/Municipal Agreement outlines the financial commitment. The City is responsible for $71,000. This will upgrade the overhead signals and lighting at 5th Street, 3rd Street and 2nd Street along Scott Street. This is related to a Hazard Elimination Grant, which is a good program and the cost share is beneficial to the City.
Thao stated the improvements would take place in 2020 and would be budgeted for in TID 12. CISM Committee October 10, 2019 – Page 3
Rasmussen moved to approve the State/Municipal Agreement for Scott Street Intersections Improvements. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Discussion and possible action on Jurisdictional Transfer Agreements for McIndoe Street, 5th Street, 6th Street, 1st Street and Scott Street (STH 52 and USH Business 51 Reroute)
Wesolowski explained this would rescind the connecting highway designations on McIndoe Street and 1st Street and would add the connecting highway designation on 5th Street and on Scott Street as shown on the map included in the packet. This is basically an even swap and just a different route through the downtown. The agreements were drafted by the DOT. As part of this an environmental study and a traffic study were completed. Both were approved by the DOT. Rasmussen added that this was expected and is linked to the last item to facilitate the expansion of the YMCA and the Aspirus Clinic.
Rasmussen moved to approve the Jurisdictional Transfer Agreements for McIndoe Street, 5th Street, 6th Street, 1st Street and Scott Street. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Discussion and possible action on a Relocation Order for establishing an access road off Thomas Street in order to repair/maintain the River Wall
Lindman explained that staff has been working with a consultant to redesign the river wall, which has failures. There is a landlocked parcel that extends into the river. The parcel is privately owned but the owner is unknown. In order to have access to reconstruct and maintain the wall, we need to extend a road. Staff has been working with the Attorney’s Office and outside counsel on the condemnation process. In order to obtain right-of-way and get the road in, a relocation order is needed.
Thao will vote no for this item to stay consistent with what citizens in the district have been concerned with.
Rasmussen moved to approve a Relocation Order for establishing an access road off Thomas Street in order to repair/maintain the river wall. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried 2-1 with Thao the dissenting vote.
Discussion and possible action on an initial resolution to vacate right-of-way at the intersection of West Thomas Street and South 15th Avenue
Wesolowski was contacted by the owner of 1406 West Thomas Street. When the first phase of Thomas Street was completed, the north side of 15th Avenue was shifted to align it with the south side. In doing so, an excess parcel of right-of-way was created. The property owner of 1406 West Thomas Street is interested in obtaining the excess parcel. This would put an excess piece of right-of-way back on the tax roll.
Rasmussen moved to approve an initial resolution to vacate the right-of-way at the intersection of West Thomas Street and South 15th Avenue. McElhaney seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Construction update for 2019 Projects
Wesolowski stated Townline Road should open next Friday depending upon weather. Curb and gutter is being completed on Thomas Street. Asphalt has not been placed yet. The railroad is still on schedule to replace the crossing surface the week of October 21st. Final pavement will be placed when the railroad crossing is completed. The road is anticipated to be open the first week of November. 1st Avenue is the project that is the furthest out and scheduled for completion mid-November. A lot of concrete pavement is yet to be poured and then there is cure time.
Curb and gutter was placed today on 2nd Street and the contractor will continue with installing sidewalk next week. The underground utility work for 1st Street is completed. Curb and gutter is scheduled for next week.
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Work on 5th Street and Scott Street under the Concrete Pavement Repair project is completed. There are some patches on Thomas Street that are curing before they pour the other half. Stewart Avenue has some patches as well as STH 52/Stewart Avenue. He noted that these patches need to cure five to seven days before being open to traffic. Repairs will also take place on 7th Street from Forest Street to the north for about 3 blocks. The Asphalt Paving projects have been completed.
West Wausau Avenue was anticipated to be paved today. Work on Sturgeon Eddy from Memorial Park Road to Wisconsin Street has started for the Sewer Siphon Crossing Project. This project is anticipated to take six weeks.
Rasmussen asked if there are any projects that are still open where we have experienced delays because a project was left unattended on workable days. Wesolowski replied no and indicated that the contractors, especially on Townline Road, have worked a lot of hours and at points have had three crews working. They are running into concrete shortages as there are too many projects going on at once and contractors are fighting for concrete trucks. Wesolowski visited the four major projects today and all four were pouring concrete. Wesolowski said 2nd Street is taking longer than expected as there was not good cooperation from Frontier and Charter to move their facilities. The contractor wanted to start the project a month earlier but could not as the facilities were not relocated.
Future agenda items
No future agenda items were brought forward.
Discussion and possible action on petition for annexation – Kern, 4605 Stettin Drive (076-2907-294-0982, Town of Stettin)
Wesolowski indicated this petition was received this week. The Kern’s have a failing septic system and would like to annex. Sewer and water was installed in Stettin Drive in 1993 or 1994. Assessments would be levied when annexed.
McElhaney moved to approve the petition for annexation of 4605 Stettin Drive. Rasmussen seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0.
Adjourn
McElhaney moved to adjourn the meeting. Rasmussen seconded and the motion carried unanimously 3-0. Meeting adjourned at approximately 5:55 p.m.
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Agenda Item No. STAFF REPORT TO CISM COMMITTEE – November 14, 2019 3
AGENDA ITEM
Discussion and possible action on the dedication of right-of-way of South 18th Avenue from South 17th Avenue to South 18th Avenue
BACKGROUND
A conceptual development plan for the redevelopment of Wausau Crossroads Center was received by the Engineering Department. Part of this proposal would require the roadway to be shifted to the north. The attached CSM would dedicate the right-of-way required to move the roadway.
FISCAL IMPACT
The preliminary estimate to build S. 18th Avenue in the new location is approximately $300,000.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approving the dedication of right-of-way as shown on the attached CSM.
Staff contact: Allen Wesolowski 715-261-6762 CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, SURVEYING 4080 N. 20TH AVENUE, WAUSAU, WI 54401 (715) 675-9784
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Agenda Item No. STAFF REPORT TO CISM COMMITTEE – November 14, 2019 4
AGENDA ITEM
Discussion and possible action on renaming East Rib Mountain Drive to Flieth Street
BACKGROUND
A portion of East Rib Mountain Drive, between S 12th and S 11th Ave, is located in the City of Wausau. This street is proposed to change names to Flieth St. This was proposed back in June and Marathon County has already changed the name of the town road to Flieth St. This would make Flieth St. continuous west of 11th Ave.
There is one owner along this section of roadway. The owner and the post office will be notified of the address change once approved by the city.
FISCAL IMPACT
None.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approving the street name change.
Staff contact: Eric Lindman 715-261-6745
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From: William Hebert Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2019 2:56 PM To: Eric Lindman Cc: Lori Wunsch Subject: FW: E. Rib Mountain Dr
Follow Up Flag: Follow up Flag Status: Completed
Eric,
We have a portion of E. Rib Mountain Drive in the city. One property has an address off of this street. When Marathon County renamed streets in the Town of Rib Mountain this month, they changed the town portion of the road to Flieth Street.
Can you add this item to the next CISM meeting? CISM reviewed changes back in August 2017 for street name changes with roads shared by Town of Wausau and Town of Stettin previously.
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Thanks,
William D. Hebert, MPA City of Wausau & City of Schofield Division of Inspection, Zoning, & Electrical Systems P: 715.261.6780
From: Preston Vande Voort Sent: Friday, October 25, 2019 6:44 AM To: William Hebert
1 Cc: Dan Kerntop
Marathon County Conservation, Planning, and Zoning is advising City of Wausau to change E Rib Mountain Drive to Flieth Street. Marathon County has already made this change for the portion that is located in the Town of Rib Mountain. Flieth would become a complete/continued street west of S 11th Avenue.
Preston Vande Voort | GIS Specialist | County Addressing Coordinator
Marathon County Conservation, Planning & Zoning 210 River Drive | Wausau, WI 54403 | 715.261.6048 [email protected]
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From: William Hebert Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2019 12:59 PM To: Preston Vande Voort
I see we have 1 property that will have an address change. 204 E. Rib Mountain Dr. I would propose 1106 Flieth St.
Do you have any resolution that I can include in the packet? This will have to go to the November meeting.
Thanks,
William D. Hebert, MPA City of Wausau & City of Schofield Division of Inspection, Zoning, & Electrical Systems P: 715.261.6780
From: Preston Vande Voort Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2019 12:45 PM To: William Hebert
In the town of Rib Mountain residents were notified, but not in the city. I didn’t get the ok that your public safety committee approved this. This was on the back burner with the lawsuit from your notes.
~ Preston
From: William Hebert Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2019 12:33 PM To: Preston Vande Voort
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Preston,
Have these changes been made and property owner(s) notified?
William D. Hebert, MPA City of Wausau & City of Schofield Division of Inspection, Zoning, & Electrical Systems P: 715.261.6780
From: Preston Vande Voort Sent: Monday, June 10, 2019 11:19 AM To: William Hebert
Please note E. Rib Mountain Dr will be changing to Flieth St. Changes will likely occur early October of this year.
~ Preston
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CITY OF WAUSAU, 407 Grant Street, Wausau, WI 54403
RESOLUTION OF THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND STREET MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE
Approving the Following Street Name Change: East Rib Mountain Drive to Flieth Street
Committee Action: Fiscal Impact: Street sign replacement and GIS mapping update as required by staff.
File Number: Date Introduced: November 26, 2019
FISCAL IMPACT SUMMARY Budget Neutral Yes No Included in Budget: Yes No Budget Source: One-time Costs: Yes No Amount: COSTS Recurring Costs: Yes No Amount:
Fee Financed: Yes No Amount: Grant Financed: Yes No Amount: Debt Financed: Yes No Amount Annual Retirement TID Financed: Yes No Amount:
SOURCE TID Source: Increment Revenue Debt Funds on Hand Interfund Loan
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, in 2017 the Marathon County Conservation, Planning and Zoning Department began an effort of uniform addressing to eliminate duplicate road names and to increase consistent naming conventions from one municipality to the next; and
WHEREAS, your Capital Improvements and Street Maintenance Committee met on August 10, 2017 to review the proposed street name changes and postponed the renaming of East Rib Mountain Drive due to pending litigation between Marathon County and the Town of Rib Mountain pertaining to uniform addressing; and
WHEREAS, according to the Marathon County Conservation, Planning and Zoning Department, Marathon County has now renamed the portion of East Rib Mountain Drive located within the Town of Rib Mountain to Flieth Street; and
WHEREAS, your Capital Improvements and Street Maintenance Committee met on November 14, 2019 and recommends changing the portion of East Rib Mountain Drive located within the City of Wausau to Flieth Street to be consistent; now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED the Common Council of the City of Wausau does hereby authorize the renaming of East Rib Mountain Drive to Flieth Street, and the City of Wausau Inspections Department is directed to notify the property owners and appropriate agencies of the street name change.
Approved:
Robert B. Mielke, Mayor
Agenda Item No. STAFF REPORT TO CISM COMMITTEE – November 14, 2019 5
AGENDA ITEM
Discussion and possible action on amending Section 10.20.030 All night parking prohibiting overnight parking during winter months
BACKGROUND
The parking ordinance that governs parking city wide is WMC 10.20. In general, with some exceptions or where streets are otherwise posted, vehicles may be parked on either side of the street from 6am to 2:30am. Parking between 2:30am and 6am is restricted to odd/even parking year round.
Currently the Chief of Police or the Director of Public Works “may declare a snow removal emergency…” which prohibits vehicles from parking on the streets.
Currently the Chief of Police or the Director of Public Works “may, as winter conditions call for it, POST temporary odd/even parking restrictions…”
Every winter we have significant issues with plow drivers being able to plow and remove snow due to parked cars. Some boulevards, with a parked car, will not accommodate a plow truck to pass. On the hills in the city it makes it significantly more difficult to clear the streets when cars are parked along the street. Every plow event the drivers plow around vehicles, this increases the potential for them to damage the vehicles and creates liability for the city and the drivers.
I am very cautious about declaring Snow Emergency’s and typically only do so when there will be visibility issues, long sustained snow/ice storms or very heavy snow. Typically we will declare 2-3 snow emergencies on average each winter season. This practice will continue even with this proposed parking prohibition, but the Snow Emergency’s will be kept to emergencies only.
In order to restrict parking temporarily the ordinance requires that those streets be posted, it is not practical to post a large number of streets if it is necessary to temporarily restrict parking for snow plowing/removal. There is no provision in the ordinance to restrict parking temporarily without issuing a snow emergency.
This item proposes to prohibit parking overnight from December 1 through February 28 (or 29 during a leap year). See attached memo from the City Attorney’s Office.
FISCAL IMPACT
None.
STAFF UPDATE
Consider revised overnight parking ordinance.
Staff contact: Eric Lindman 715-261-6745
Office of the City Attorney Anne L. Jacobson City Attorney TEL: (715) 261-6590 FAX: (715) 261-6808 Tara G. Alfonso Assistant City Attorney
Comments on Proposed Ordinance W.M.C. §10.20.030 All Night Parking
In April, 2015, the City amended its all night parking ordinance, W.M.C. §10.20.030, removing a prohibition concerning on-street parking between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. for the winter period of December 1 through March 31. The revised ordinance (which remains in effect at this time) contains the current provisions concerning all night parking and provides for alternate side parking regulations on all streets between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. for the entire calendar year. During winter snow storms, the City has been declaring snow emergencies as needed, resulting in the prohibition of on-street parking (day and night) during the period of the snow emergency to facilitate snow removal. The City has been looking to achieve more efficient ways to manage overnight parking and snow removal in the winter as an alternative to, or in addition to, declaring a snow emergency on a storm by storm basis. The declaration of snow emergencies alone has not been sufficient to enable the City to deal with significant storms such as those experienced last year, where City crews needed to undertake not only plowing, but also significant snow removal and clearing activities. The draft ordinance proposes to reinstates an overnight parking ban on City streets between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. for the winter period of December 1 through February 28 (or February 29, in the case of a leap year). Wisconsin statute §349.13(1e)(c) 1. & 2. authorizes municipalities to restrict parking during any hours between 12 midnight and 7 a.m. upon a two-thirds vote of its governing body and when official traffic signs have been placed or erected at or reasonably near the corporate limits of the municipality on all state and county trunk highways and connecting highways informing motorists that night parking regulations are in effect in the municipality.
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CITY OF WAUSAU, 407 Grant Street, Wausau, WI 54403
ORDINANCE OF PARKING AND TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
Amend Section 10.20.030 All night parking prohibiting overnight parking during winter months
Committee Action: Ordinance Number:
Fiscal Impact: None
File Number: Date Introduced:
The Common Council of the City of Wausau do ordain as follows:
Add ( ) Delete ( )
Section 1. That Section 10.20.030 All night parking is hereby amended to read as follows:
10.20.030 All night parking. (a) No person shall park a vehicle on any street between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from December 1 through February 28 (or February 29, in the case of a leap year). Between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., alternate side parking regulations shall be in effect on all streets in the city from March 1 through November 30, with the exception of paragraph (b). All vehicles shall be parked only on the even-numbered side of the street on even-numbered calendar days, and only on the odd side of the street on odd-numbered calendar days, unless otherwise posted or exempted in this ordinance. No person shall park, stop, or leave standing any vehicle in violation of this subsection.
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect on the day after its publication.
Adopted: Approved: Approved: Published: Attest: Robert B. Mielke, Mayor
Attest:
Toni Rayala, Clerk Agenda Item 6 Agenda Item 6
ORDINANCE OF CISM
Amending Section 10.20.070 Handicapped parking stalls designated, repeal and recreate Section 10.20.080 No parking and restricted parking areas designated.
Committee Action: Ordinance Number:
Fiscal Impact:
File Number: Date Introduced:
The Common Council of the City of Wausau do ordain as follows:
Add ( ) Delete ( )
Section 1. That Section 10.20.070 Handicapped parking stalls designated, is hereby amended to read as follows:
10.20.070 Handicapped parking stalls designated.
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Handicapped parking stall, 200 block of Franklin Street, south side, first two stalls west of N. 3rd Street; Five Four handicapped parking stalls, 400 block of Jefferson Street, north side, five four beginning 60 101.5 feet and ending 182 feet east of the intersection of Jefferson Street with 4th Street from 6:00 p.m. to midnight, seven days a week; Handicapped parking stall, 400 block of Grant Street, south side, second stall east of 4th Street; Handicapped parking stalls, 400 block of Jefferson Street, north side, first and second stalls east of 4th Street, 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.; Two handicapped parking stalls on the west side of North River Drive beginning 1390 feet north and ending 1425 feet north of the center of the right of way with Fulton Street as measured along the centerline of North River Drive.
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Section 2. That Section 10.20.080 No parking and restricted parking areas designated, is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows:
10.20.080 No parking and restricted parking areas designated.
Agenda Item 6
(a) There shall be no parking in the following locations:
Cherry Street East and west side of the street, beginning at the intersection with East Randolph Street, extending north 80 feet Cleveland Avenue East side of the street from the intersection of West Thomas Street and Cleveland Avenue for 53 feet south of the alley Crescent Drive East and west side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Randolph Street and extending south 145 feet Curling Way East side of the street including the cul-de-sac to the beginning of the curb radius on the west side of Curling Way DeKalb Street South side of the street at the 600 block Division Street North and south side of the street at the 400 block East Bridge Street South side of the street, beginning at the intersection with North 8th Street extending east 80 feet East Kent Street North and south sides of the street from Coel Boulevard to Curling Way North and south sides of the street from the centerline of Curling Way east 725 feet East Thomas Street South side of the street, from the intersection with Prospect Avenue extending west 84 feet North side of the street, from the intersection with Prospect Avenue extending west 68 feet East Wausau Avenue North and south sides of the street of the 500 block East Young Street North and south side of the street, beginning at the intersection of Prospect Avenue and extending east 50 feet Agenda Item 6
Fulton Street South side of the street from 1st Street to 3rd Street Garfield Avenue South side of the street, beginning at the intersection of South 3rd Avenue extending east 50 feet Golden Meadow Street/North 16th Avenue Both sides of the street, from the southern edge of 1224 North 16th Avenue driveway to eastern edge of 1510 Golden Meadow Street driveway. Golf Club Road South side of the street, from North 6th Street east 162 feet Grant Street North side of the street of the 400 block Industrial Park Any street in this zoned area including, but not limited to: o Development Court o Enterprise Drive o Highland Drive o Industrial Court o Innovation Way o International Drive o Stettin Drive o Stewart Avenue o North 84th Avenue o South 84th Avenue o South 86th Avenue o North 72nd Avenue Jefferson Street South side of the street at the 100 block North side of the street at the 200 block North side of the street at the 400 block, beginning from the center line of 4th Street extending east 60 feet. Kickbusch Street North side of the street, beginning at the intersection with South 13th Street extending east 1,100 feet Lamont Street West side of the street at the 1900 block during school hours Agenda Item 6
East side of the street at the 1900 block, Monday through Friday between 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. West side of the street, from a point 116 feet north of Broadway Avenue to 400 feet north of Broadway Avenue La Salle Street East side of the street for the 400, 500, and 600 blocks between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Maple Hill Road North side of the street, from Henry Street going west to Riverview School yard, Monday through Friday, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Maple Street North side of the street from the eastern edge of the alleyway entrance to the western edge curb line of North 1st Avenue, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. South side of the street, beginning at the western edge curb line of North 1st Avenue extending west 60 feet Marquardt Road South side of the street, beginning at the intersection with North 6th Street and extending east 170 feet Nina Avenue South side of the street, beginning at the intersection of North 6th Street extending east 50 feet North River Drive East side of the street from a point 250 feet north of the centerline of Fulton Street to a point 300 feet north of the centerline of West side of the street from a point 250 feet north of the centerline of Fulton Street to a point 900 feet north of the centerline of Fulton Street West side of the street from a point 1,600 feet north of the centerline of Fulton Street to a point 300 feet north of the centerline of Bridge Street Northwestern Avenue West side of the street, from Townline Road (County Road N) going south to Gold Ridge Way East side of the street, from Gold Ridge Way going south to the city limits Pine Ridge Boulevard From the intersection of 28th Avenue going east to the intersection of West Ridge Drive From the intersection of Westhill Drive going southwest to North 28th Avenue. Prospect Avenue Agenda Item 6
West side of the street, from the intersection with East Thomas Street extending north 49 feet St. Paul Street East side of the street from the intersection of McIntosh Street 124 feet to the south to the property line for Bull Falls Brewery (901 E Thomas Street) Seymour Street West side of the street between East Thomas Street and Henrietta Street Sherman Street North and south sides of the street, beginning at the intersection with South 1st Avenue extending east 575 feet Single Avenue South side of the street from the railroad tracks east to South 10th Street, between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Stevens Drive West side of the street between Brady Street and West Randolph Street East side of the street, beginning at the intersection of Knox Street extending north 70 feet East side of the street, beginning at the intersection of Knox Street extending south 85 feet Sturgeon Eddy Road Both sides of the street at Ross Avenue from a point 70 feet north of the south property line of 1005 Ross Avenue to a point 46 feet south of the north property line of 916 Sturgeon Eddy Road Both sides of the street at Broadway Avenue from a point 10 feet south of the north property line of 910 Sturgeon Eddy Road to a point 24 feet north of the south property line of 816 Sturgeon Eddy Road Both sides of the street at Weston Avenue from a point 82 feet north of the south property line of 704 Sturgeon Eddy Road to a point 58 feet south of the north property line of 1001 St. Austin Avenue East side of the street, from a point 27 feet south of the north property line of 527 Sturgeon Eddy Road to a point 14 feet south of the north property line of 511 Sturgeon Eddy Road East and south side of the street from the north property line of 407 Sturgeon Eddy Road to a point 19 feet east of the west property line of 327 Sturgeon Eddy Road South side of the street from a point 26 feet east of the west property line of 305 Sturgeon Eddy Road to a point 100 feet west of the east property line of 219 Sturgeon Eddy Road South side of the street, from a point 23 feet east of the west property line of 1410 Fairmount Street to a point 11 feet west of the east property line of 129 Sturgeon Eddy Road South side of the street, from a point 8 feet east of the west property line of 117 Sturgeon Eddy Road to Grand Avenue Agenda Item 6
West and north side of the street, from St. Austin Avenue to Grand Avenue Sylvan Street North side of the street, east of North 13th Street to the park entrance Troy Street West side of the street, between Evergreen Road and Maple Hill Road, Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Washington Street South side of the street, from the intersection with North 5th Street extending east 51 feet Werle Way North and south sides of the street, beginning south of Garfield Avenue and extending southwest 225 feet West Randolph Street South side of the street, between North 4th Avenue and Crescent Drive, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. North side of the street of the 300 block, Monday through Friday between 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. North side of the street from a point 66 feet west of North 4th Avenue to 386 feet west of North 4th Avenue North and south sides of the street of the 100 block West Rosecrans Street South side of the street, beginning at the intersection with South 12th Avenue extending west 50 feet North side of the street, from South 3rd Avenue east 72 feet West Wausau Avenue North side of the street between North First Avenue and Cherry Street West Pardee Street North side of the street, of the 900 block from 30 feet west from the western most entrance to a point 30 feet east of the second driveway entrance of the Park Department’s facility and an area beginning 30 feet west of the eastern most entrance of the facility to a point 30 feet east of the eastern most entrance North side of the street between South 7th Avenue and South 9th Avenue West Street South side of the street, between South 6th Avenue and South 9th Avenue during school hours, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Westhill Drive Agenda Item 6
North side of the street between North 28th Avenue and North 32nd Avenue From the west edge of the most westerly driveway of Wausau Manor Nursing Home (3701 Westhill Drive), and extending westerly 50 feet North side of the street from North 32nd Avenue going west to and through the cul-de-sac Wisconsin Street Both sides of the street running north and south Zimmerman Street West side of the street of the 2100 block 5th Street: Between Scott Street and Grant Street North 2nd Street West side of the street at the 500 and 600 blocks North 3rd Street East side of the street, between McIndoe Street and DeKalb Street Both sides of the street between East Wausau Avenue and East Union Avenue North 4th Avenue West side of the street north of Campus Drive to the city limits West side of street, between Bridge Street and Chicago Avenue North 7th Avenue Either side of the street, from Campus Drive north to the dead-end. North 10th Avenue East side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Wausau Avenue extending south 67 feet West side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Wausau Avenue extending south 68 feet East side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Wausau Avenue extending north 44 feet West side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Wausau Avenue extending north 42 feet East side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Union Avenue extending south 49 feet West side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Union Avenue extending south 50 feet East and west side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Union Avenue extending north 51 feet Agenda Item 6
East and west side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Bridge Street extending south 100 feet East side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Bridge Street extending north 175 feet West side of the street, from Quaw Street north 71 feet West side of the street at the 100 block North 10th Street East side of the street between McIndoe Street and Stark Street North 12th Avenue East and west sides of the street, from Holub Street to Bridge Street North 13th Street East side of the street, between East Wausau Avenue and East Union Avenue West side of the street, beginning at the intersection of East Wausau Avenue extending north 95 feet North 18th Street Beginning at the centerline of the driveway to Wausau East High School, for both the east and west sides of the road, extending both 500 feet north and 500 feet south, during school hours South 3rd Avenue East side of the street, between Chellis Street and Park Boulevard East side of the street, beginning at the intersection with Chellis Street extending south 50 feet East side of the street, beginning at the intersection with Garfield Avenue extending north 60 feet East and west side of the 500 block, from the railroad tracks north to Stewart Avenue West side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Thomas Street extending south 115 feet West side of the street of the 1200 block, beginning at the intersection with Park Boulevard and extending north 100 feet, Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. East side of the street, from Bopf Street to West Thomas Street West side of the street, beginning at the intersection of Bopf Street extending north 100 feet West side of the street at the 300 block South 6th Avenue West side of the street, beginning at the intersection with West Street, extending north 370 feet, excluding buses South 7th Avenue Agenda Item 6
West side of the street, from the north edge of the south entrance to the Wausau/Marathon County Park Operations (900 West Pardee Street) employee parking lot, and extending northerly 47 feet South 11th Avenue West side of the street, beginning from the intersection of West Thomas Street extending north 97 feet South 12th Avenue East side of the street, beginning from the intersection of West Rosecrans Street extending south 80 feet East side of the street, beginning from the intersection of Stewart Avenue extending north 185 feet, during school days, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. East and west sides of the street, from Stewart Avenue north 325 feet West side of the street, from a point 84 feet south of Rosecrans Street to 356 feet south of Rosecrans Street South 18th Avenue Within the 500 Block cul-du-sac South 19th Avenue East side of the street, from a point 145 feet south of the dead end to the dead end West side of the street, from a point 80 feet south of the dead end to the dead end South 36th Avenue West side of the street, beginning from the intersection of Stewart Avenue extending north 135 feet East side of the street, beginning from the intersection of Stewart Avenue extending north 185 feet South 56th Avenue West side of the street, between Stewart Avenue and Lombardy Drive
(ar) There shall be no stopping, standing or parking:
Rosecrans Street North side of the street, between South 12th Avenue and South 14th Avenue, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. South side of the street, beginning 50 feet west from South 12th Avenue and extending to South 14th Avenue, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. South 12th Avenue Agenda Item 6
West side of the street, beginning from the intersection of Rosecrans Street extending south 85 feet
(b) There shall be restricted parking in the following locations:
Central Parking Business District Defined as the area bounded on the north by the south side of McIndoe Street, on the south by the south side of Washington Street, on the east by the curb line of the west side of 5th Street, and on the west by the west side of 1st Street 2-hour parking from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excluding all 5, 10, and 15 minute loading zones, all handicapped areas, and any other portion of the Central Parking Business District as otherwise designated in this section East Union Street 2-hour parking on the north side of the street at the 100 block, between Cherry Street and North 1st Avenue, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. East Wausau Avenue Passenger loading/unloading zone, attended vehicles only on the north side of the street, beginning at a point 30 feet west of the centerline of North 5th Street, extending west 100 feet Elm Street 1-hour parking, north and south sides of the street, at the 100 block Garfield Avenue 15-minute parking stall adjacent to 311 Garfield Avenue beginning 42 feet east of the intersection of Garfield Avenue and 4th Avenue and extending east 22 feet, Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Genrich Street 15-minute parking for three stalls on the east of the street, beginning 86 feet from its intersection with East Thomas Street south 79 feet, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Grant Street 10-minute parking, south side of the street at the 500 block, from a point 40 feet east of its intersection with the driveway at 521 Grant Street 15-minute parking, on the south side of the street, at the 400 block Jackson Street Agenda Item 6
2-hour parking, south side of the street, from North 6th Street west to the Courthouse parking lot Jefferson Street 15-minute parking for two spaces on the south side of the street, beginning 80 feet to the west from North 3rd street 2-hour parking, on the north side of the street, at the 500 block Two 15-minute parking stalls, on the north side of the street, at the 500 block, beginning at the intersection of North 5th Street, extending east 76 feet “Taxis only” parking for the first two parking spaces, on the north side of the street, east of North 3rd Street, from 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. McIndoe Street 15-minute parking, south side of the street, beginning at the intersection with North 6th Street, extending 65 feet Scott Street 15-minute parking, north side of the street, at the 300 block for the first three (3) spaces east of North 3rd Street 15-minute parking for one space, north side of the street, west of the North 3rd Street intersection South Bellis Street 2-hour parking, east side of the street, between Henrietta Street and LeMessurier Street, Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Passenger loading/unloading 70 feet in length, west side of the street, from a north starting point extending south 130 feet from LeMessurier Street, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Washington Street 15-minute parking, north side of the street beginning at the intersection with 6th Street and extending east 50 feet 2-hour parking, on the south side of the street, at the 500 block North 2nd Avenue 2-hour parking, on both sides of the street, at the 100 block North 2nd Street 2-hour parking for four spaces, east side of the street, at the 500 block North 3rd Avenue Agenda Item 6
1-hour parking, west side of the 600 block, beginning at the intersection with Quaw Street, extending south 120 feet, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 15-minute parking, west side of the street, at the 100 block North 3rd Street 15-minute parking, west side of the street, beginning from the intersection of Humboldt extending south 53 feet 15-minute parking, west side of the street of the 1500 block, beginning from the intersection of DeKalb Street extending north 75 feet to the bus stop, Monday through Saturday Three 15-minute passenger loading and unloading stalls on the east side of the street, at the 700 block, beginning 78 feet north of Grant Street and extending north 69 feet from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Second stall north of Washington Street and second stall south of Jefferson street are both 15-minute parking stalls, on the east side of the street, at the 300 block South 4th Street 2-hour parking in the 100 block South 7th Avenue 15-minute parking, west side of the street between the UWMC north parking lot and the main entrance to the UWMC building Section 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its date of publication. Adopted: Approved: Approved: Published: Attest: Robert B. Mielke, Mayor
Attest:
Toni Rayala, Clerk
Agenda Item No. STAFF REPORT TO CISM COMMITTEE – November 14, 2019 7
AGENDA ITEM
Construction update for 2019 Projects
BACKGROUND
Staff will give an update on the status of 2019 street construction projects.
FISCAL IMPACT
None.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Update item only.
Staff contact: Eric Lindman 715-261-6745