
Alder Marsha A. Rummel
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Home Address:
1029 Spaight St # 6CMadison , WI 53703
- Phone: 608-772-4555
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Council Office
210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd
Room 417
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: (608) 266-4071
Fax: (608) 267-8669
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Alder Rummel’s Updates
D6 Items of Interest Week of April 3, 2017
Highlights: Banzo Shuk received their Class B Beer, Class C Wine license on 9/6/16 from ALRC. The license was never activated because the establishment is located in the NMX Zoning district which requires a conditional use permit to allow a licensed establishment and a conditional use for outdoor seating. Banzo will be at Plan Commission Monday seeking both conditional use permits. They will also need to apply to the ALRC for a change of licensed premises to allow alcohol service on the patio since it was not included in their original application.
Don't forget to VOTE Tuesday for City Council, School Board, Circuit Ct Judge and Supt Public Instruction.
Monday April 3, 2017
Landmarks Commission
4:45p room GR 47 CCB (entrance from Carroll St is closest)
https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=512188&GUID=3526F2A6-33AF-4798-B4D2-2CBD182676BB
2. 46647 Review of Garver Feed and Supply Company National Register Nomination
Monday April 3
Plan Commission
5:30p room 201 CCB
https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=512212&GUID=D0DFCDD8-A6AB-4547-8FE6-6C0914A3FB34?
14. 46284 Consideration of a conditional use for a restaurant-tavern with outdoor eating area in the NMX (Neighborhood Mixed-Use) zoning district at 1511 Williamson Street; Third Lake Ridge Historic District; 6th Ald. Dist.
From the staff report: The Planning Division believes that if well?managed, the proposed restaurant?tavern and outdoor eating area should not result in significant negative impacts to the surrounding properties. Factors that are anticipated to mitigate potential negative impacts include the limited hours of operation; the limited scale of the proposed restaurant and outdoor eating area; the six?foot solid fence that buffers the patio area from the nearby residences; the lack of amplified or live music allowing in the patio area; and the proposed conditions of approval. If approved, the Plan Commission retains continuing jurisdiction over this conditional use, meaning that should complaints be filed, the Plan Commission could take further action on this conditional use as allowed in MGO Section 28.183(9)(d).
I support Banzo Shuk's application and agree with the proposed conditions stated in the MNA Board letter of support. The site map, staff report and MNA Board letter can be found here https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=5084299&GUID=EC35B47B-C986-47ED-99E8-E7A07E2F72E6
Upcoming meetings
April 24
- 1401 Northern Court - Conditional Use - Convert existing building into light manufacturing facility, distillery and tavern in TE zoning
May 8
- 214 Waubesa Street - Conditional Use - Consider parking reduction to allow existing commercial building to be converted into community center
- 201 Corry Street - Conditional Use - Create private parking facility
Monday April 3
City-County Homeless Issues Committee
6:30p room 357 CCB
https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=521747&GUID=21299C10-50F7-4713-8A47-E342EDE2EA44
1. 46661 Discussion and Possible Action on 2017 Committee Goals and Priorities
2. 46662 City of Madison Property Disposition Policy and Procedure presentation
3. 46663 Overnight Storage Concept Paper Update
4. 46664 Day Resource Center Update
5. 46665 Messner Property RFP Update
TUESDAY APRIL 4
ELECTION DAY!
Please vote if you haven't already. No city meetings to distract you! Elections for District 6 alder, School Board, Dane County Circuit Court Judge, State Supt of Public Instruction will be on the ballot.
Wednesday April 5
Urban Design Commission
4:30p room 357 CCB
https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=508096&GUID=43D1670B-54CB-4E7A-ADED-346389A528FF
1. 45612 200 South Pinckney Street (Block 88 & Block 105) - Judge Doyle. 4th Ald. Dist. Owner: Beitler Real Estate Services, LLC Applicant: James R. DeStefano, Lothan Van Hook DeStefano Architecture, LLC/Chris Oddo, InSite Consulting Architects, LLC Initial/Final Approval is Requested
There have been changes to the Judge Doyle facade along Doty St that resulted in extensive discussion at Landmarks, the report is attached in legistar. The facade along Doty St adjacent to the historic Fess Hotel (Great Dane Pub) was lowered to one story due to program changes to the building. It's up to UDC to resolve whether to support the change.
Wednesday April 5
Education Committee
5p 30 W Mifflin 10th floor (new office and meeting room digs for the city while MMB under construction)
1. 46685 Madison Metropolitan School District Educational Resource Officer Ad Hoc Committee Update Anna Moffitt
Wednesday April 5
Board of Park Commissioners
6:30p Olbrich Botanical Gardens 3330 Atwood Ave
https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=508909&GUID=A01D7BA9-35C9-43F0-ACDC-2C39356855CE
8 46702 Superintendent's April 2017 Report
Supt Eric Knepp's report summarizes the breadth of activities in the Parks Division. Highlights include info about Central Park, Garver, Breese Stevens, EAB Mitigation, the Park and Open Space planning process and the news that staff is reviewing options for future sites for dog parks. Check it out here: https://madison.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=5086347&GUID=7C0F47F2-51A4-4585-8058-E7A4E30E1343?
11 46677 Request from Madison Parks Foundation for the use of Olbrich Park for Makeshift Festival on Sunday, August 20, 2017, with set-up on Saturday, August 19 and clean up Monday, August 21. RECOMMEND APPROVAL
12 46703 2018-2022 Park and Open Space Plan Update INFORMATIONAL
13 46651 City Engineering Shoreline Project in Yahara Place Park RECOMMEND APPROVAL
Parks and Engineering held a joint meeting last week where over 20 neighbors attended. There was interest in more than one canoe launch (@Russell and Schurz). Engineering staffer Sally Swenson followed up with an announcement:
" Based on public feedback and the Public Input Meeting, the City will install two sets of limestone steps to replace the three bulkheads at Yahara Place Park. A 20' length (parallel to the shore) section of limestone steps will replace the bulkhead at Russell Street and a smaller 10'-15' length section of steps will be placed at the Schurz Avenue bulkhead. After the public input meeting two city welders assessed the structural integrity of the steel bulkheads and agreed that the bulkheads cannot be fixed. Therefore the City plans to remove all three bulkheads when the project occurs in July. While we know this is a disappointment for a few residents who enjoyed the type of lake access the bulkheads provided, the City has derived a solution to maintain more lake access than was originally proposed.
The proposed step locations will help distribute park amenities, and compliment access areas along the Yahara River. The proposed limestone step design provides opportunities to interact with the shoreline; reduce maintenance and capitol costs; provides shoreline protection from wave and ice damage; can be permitted through the Wisconsin DNR and Army Corp of Engineers permitting process; and can be aesthetically integrated into the shoreline. The multi-use limestone steps will serve as lake access to swimmers, canoes, kayaks, SUPs, and ice fishers. Other uses include picnicking, bird watching, additional seating, and providing a safe area to view the lake for those who may not be able to interact with the lakes in other ways.
As is done in many other parks with lake access, the City will provide a canoe/kayak rack, potentially near the Schurz Avenue steps, that will serve both water access points in the park and also those along the Yahara River."
18 46679 Request by Central Park Sessions, Inc. to add a concert to the series in Central Park and change the schedule from a series of Thursday night concerts to Wednesday/Thursday night presentations. 2017 concert dates are Aug 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17 and Sept 7. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION
Thursday April 6
Public Market Development Committee
4:30p room 108 CCB
27499 Public Market Discussion
- Update on MarketReady (Vendor Ready) Program
- Vendor Interest Questionnaire responses
- Update on Funding and Fundraising Strategy - Upcoming events and outreach activities
- Check-in on implementation of Equity Analysis recommendations
- Design update
- Overall project timeline
