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BOT Meeting 06-16-26
Published: Jun 16, 2026
Personnel Manual Overtime Policy Revised for Non-Union Employees
The Village Board discussed and approved a revision to the personnel manual regarding Section 2.2 overtime for non-union hourly employees. The change shifts the definition of overtime from time worked over eight hours in a day to time worked over 40 hours in a work week, aligning with the Federal Labor Standards Act. This change is expected to provide greater flexibility for managers and potential cost savings by avoiding overtime. Trustee McFaul voted against the revision.
Redevelopment Agreement Amendment Grants 30-Day Demolition Extension to BLVD Southridge LLC
The Village Board approved a first amendment to the amended and restated redevelopment agreement with BLVD Southridge LLC. This amendment grants a 30-day extension for the initiation of demolition stages, moving the deadline from June 17th to July 17th, 2026. The developer requested this extension to finalize contracts and budgets. Resident Joe Russ expressed concern that this extension was unfair given the village's five-year timeline to reach the sale and the short period since the property changed hands.
Village Proclaims June 17th as Cindy Nettles Day in Recognition of Community Service
The village board recognized Cindy Nettles by proclaiming June 17th, 2026, as Cindy Nettles Day in the Village of Grendale, acknowledging her receipt of the 2026 Spirit of Grendale award. The proclamation detailed her extensive volunteer work with various committees, organizations, and programs, including the Public Celebrations Committee, Garden Walk Committee, Grendale Historic Society, Grendale Entertainment Association, American Legion, Grendale Women's Club, and the school's Reading Buddy program, as well as serving as a poll worker.
Milwaukee County Offers CDBG/HOME Funding, Supervisor Suggests Traffic Calming Measures and Announces Community Events
Supervisor Kathleen Vincent provided an update on Milwaukee County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME funding programs, with approximately $1.7 million in CDBG and $1.1 million in HOME funding anticipated for 2027. Applications open June 23rd and close July 22nd. She highlighted the success of the raised crosswalk on Broad Street and suggested a similar traffic calming measure for the Northway Crosswalk near St. Luke's Church. She also announced upcoming informational resource events in Grendale and Greenfield throughout the summer, including distributing free cell phone holders and dog treats.
Village Board Approves Annual License Renewals and Several Special Event Permits
The Village Board approved the annual renewal of Class A, B, and C liquor, beer, and wine licenses, as well as amusement arcade device licenses for the period of July 1st, 2026, to June 30th, 2027. Two new agents were added for Ray and Dots and Walmart. One license was surrendered and not renewed. Additionally, the board approved a temporary Class B license for the Green Dale Lions Foundation for the Family 4th Fest, allowing beer and wine sales from July 1st to July 4th. They also approved a special event permit for the Green Dale Twinite All-Star Event on July 11th-12th, 2026, contingent on permit fee payment, and for the original GTO Club All-Pontiac Show on August 2nd, 2026, which will close parts of Broad Street. Finally, the Green Dale Summer Bash on August 22nd, 2026, was approved, contingent on volunteers managing garbage receptacles.
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