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Changing the notification requirements for city plan commission public hearings on zoning map amendments

Changing the notification requirements for city plan commission public hearings on zoning map amendments

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15members of Milwaukee Common Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, February 10, 2026
Yes15
No0

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CityMilwaukee Common CouncilPassed Feb 10

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  • Andrea M. PrattDistrict 1Voted yes
  • Sharlen P. MooreDistrict 10Voted yes
  • Peter BurgelisDistrict 11Voted yes
  • Jose G. PerezDistrict 12Voted yesCallEmail
  • Scott SpikerDistrict 13Voted yesEmail
  • Marina DimitrijevicDistrict 14Voted yesEmail
  • Russell W. Stamper IIDistrict 15Voted yesEmail
  • Mark Chambers Jr.District 2Voted yesCallEmail
  • Alex BrowerDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Robert BaumanDistrict 4Voted yesCallEmail
  • Lamont WestmorelandDistrict 5Voted yes
  • Milele A. CoggsDistrict 6Voted yesCallEmail
  • DiAndre JacksonDistrict 7Voted yes
  • JoCasta ZamarripaDistrict 8Voted yesEmail
  • Larresa TaylorDistrict 9Voted yes

Whole board: passed 15 to 0, Feb 10

Decided, Feb 10: The council voted 15 to 0 on A substitute ordinance relating to notification requirements for city plan commission public hearings on zoning map amendments. It passed.

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