District 6 Blog

After five years of waiting... On April 10th, 2024, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized regulations for PFAS in drinking water. Six new enforcement standards, or maximum contaminant levels (MCLs), have been established for six…

The new proposal for Wilson + Blair 3.22.24 submittal will be at Landmarks on Monday (79566 ) and UDC on Wednesday (79707 ).

On Monday, the Plan Commission will take up the proposal to allow Accessory Dwelling Units for properties with up to eight dwelling units and remove owner-occupancy requirement for ADUs. ADUs have been allowed on properties with owner-occupied…

Make a plan to vote on Tuesday! In addition to the presidential primary, there are two state constitutional amendments on the ballot, and elections for Court of Appeals, Dane County Circuit Court, Dane County Board and Madison Metropolitan School…

The neighborhood meeting on the proposed Amtrak passenger rail station is set for April 30. Transportation staff will attend, and we will invite the local Amtrak representative. As near east and near north side residents know, seven of the eight…

Celebrate Earth Day with your neighbors and friends by volunteering to clean up your local park! Register online to join this community-wide event on Saturday, April 20.

At Landmarks, the Wilson + Blair developer seeks referral to April 15, several iconic east side landmarks seek signage approval and/or alterations, and the long-awaited illustrated design guidelines are ready for review.

Please join MNA's presentation on the Heat Island Effect on the Madison's Isthmus with Elizabeth Berg, Tuesday March 19th at 7:30p @ Aubergine, 1226 Williamson St. Elizabeth is a PhD student in UW-Madison’s Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies.

Finance takes up whether to authorize TID 52 funding for an affordable housing development within the F-35 65 dB noise contour map at their meeting on Monday. I have lots of comments below.

 City Clerk's Office begins mailing absente