Cornell, WI

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The City Council will consider an ordinance prohibiting long-term parking of unhitched trailers on city rights-of-way. Members will also act on three alcohol beverage license applications and bills totaling $67,608.84.

• Ordinance #26-3 prohibiting long term parking of unhitched trailers on City right of ways
• Alcohol beverage license applications for Cornell Food Mart LLC, Baker Outdoors LLC, and Huddle Up Pub LLC
• Payment of bills totaling $67,608.84
• Proposed construction traffic routing for school project from East Townline Rd to Ripley St
• Notification of Old Abe trail bridge closure over STH 64 for repair

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The City of Cornell Finance Committee is meeting to discuss matters under its jurisdiction. The agenda specifically lists the budget for discussion following the City Council meeting.

• Budget discussion

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The Cornell City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and committee reports, and will act on bills totaling $216,196.86. They will also discuss the Chippewa County EMS Study Committee's final report, an update on the Old Abe State Trail bridge at Hwy 64, and preparations for the 2027 budget. Upcoming meetings include a Planning Commission recommendation and a public hearing on Ordinance #26-2, a zoning change for a window manufacturing and repair business as a home occupation.

• Act on bills totaling $216,196.86
• Chippewa County EMS Study Committee's final report
• Old Abe State Trail bridge – Hwy 64 update
• 2027 Budget preparations
• Public hearing on Ordinance #26-2 (zoning change for window manufacturing as home occupation) on Sept 17

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The City Works Committee is meeting to discuss matters under its jurisdiction, including truck parking, weight limit signs, and the budget. A quorum of the Common Council may be present. The agenda is brief and does not include specific proposals or decisions.

• Truck parking discussion
• Weight limit signs discussion
• Budget discussion

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The Public Safety & Health Committee is meeting to discuss a noise ordinance, weight limit roads, and the budget. The agenda is brief and does not specify whether these items are for decision or discussion.

• Noise Ordinance
• Weight Limit Roads
• Budget

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The Cornell City Council will approve bills totaling $137,524.22 and begin preparations for the 2027 budget. The meeting includes an update on the 2026 equalized valuation and population estimate, as well as a review of a recent application to tie the Standalone Curb Ramp Improvement Program to the 2032 Bridge Street Improvement Project.

• Act on bills totaling $137,524.22
• Review application to tie Standalone Curb Ramp Improvement Program to 2032 Bridge Street Improvement Project
• Begin 2027 budget preparations
• Receive update on 2026 City of Cornell equalized valuation and population estimate

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The Cornell Finance Committee will meet on August 20, 2026, to discuss the city budget and a marketing presentation by Miranda Dirks. The agenda also includes a closed session to review personal information provided by Blue Hills Tech. No specific dollar amounts or detailed budget figures are listed in the notice.

• Discussion of the city budget
• Marketing presentation by Miranda Dirks
• Closed session regarding personal information from Blue Hills Tech

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The Cornell City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2025 CDBG-PF Bates Street Reconstruction, then act on a $150,033.89 payment request for that project, a draft septic disposal agreement, a $5,908 invoice for fill material, a wage increase for Officer Erickson, and bills totaling $58,895.64. They will also consider the mayor's appointment of Justin Buckli to the Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals, and a permit for limited shotgun goose hunting near Mill Yard Park.

• Public hearing on 2025 CDBG-PF Bates Street Reconstruction
• Payment Request #3 from Haas Sons for Bates St. Project: $150,033.89
• Draft Septic Disposal and Treatment Agreement
• Invoice from Wisconsin Veteran Farm LLC: $5,908 for fill material
• Wage increase for Officer Erickson to $31.42/hr after probation

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The Cornell Common Council met on August 6, 2026, and took several actions, including approving a $150,033.89 payment for the Bates Street project and denying a $5,908 bill from Dan Osborn/Wisconsin Veterans Farm as fraudulent. They also approved a wage increase for Officer Erickson, appointed Justin Buckli to the Planning Commission, and discussed various committee reports and upcoming events.

• Approved payment request #3 to Haas Sons Inc. for Bates Street project: $150,033.89
• Denied $5,908 bill from Dan Osborn/Wisconsin Veterans Farm as fraudulent
• Approved wage increase to $31.42/hr for Officer Erickson
• Approved bills totaling $58,895.64
• Approved shotgun discharge permits for goose hunting Sept 9-15 on Cornell Flowage

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The Public Health & Safety Committee will meet to receive updates on lighting at the Cornell Little League Field, compliance with public nuisance and noise ordinances, street weight limits, and the committee’s budget. No decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Light poles at Cornell Little League Field
• Public nuisance ordinance compliance update
• Noise ordinance update
• Street weight limits update
• Budget

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The Cornell Common Council will hold its regular meeting on July 16, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers. Items include approving minutes, acting on a Fair Housing Proclamation, reviewing school district variance requests, discussing a zoning ordinance change for home occupations, and voting on bills totaling $584,567.57.

• Act on Fair Housing Proclamation
• Review Cornell School District variance requests for proposed project
• Discuss zoning ordinance change for window repair/home occupation
• Vote on $5,908 invoice from Wisconsin Veteran Farm LLC for fill material
• Approve bills totaling $584,567.57

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The City of Cornell Common Council approved routine bills totaling $584,567.57 and accepted a Fair Housing Proclamation. The council directed a school district variance request to the Zoning Appeals Board and scheduled a public hearing for a proposed zoning change regarding a window repair business. A financial claim of $5,908 for undelivered fill was tabled for further discussion.

• Approved bills totaling $584,567.57
• Tabled a $5,908 financial claim for undelivered loads of fill
• Directed Cornell School District variance request for high school reconstruction to the Board of Zoning Appeals
• Scheduled public hearing for zoning ordinance change classifying a window repair business as a home occupation in the A-1 Agriculture District

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The Common Council approved a payment to Haas Sons Inc. for road work and supported plans for a library expansion. The council also authorized permitted goose hunting in the city and increased pay for the park pavilion custodian.

• Approved Payment Request #2 of $512,965.31 from Haas Sons Inc. for the Bates Street Project
• Approved support for the Cornell Library Board's plan to increase the size of the library
• Approved permitting the discharge of firearms in the City for goose hunting after Labor Day
• Increased park pavilion custodian pay to $14.38/hr with a 1 hour minimum
• Approved bills totaling $48,229.81

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The Cornell Finance Committee will meet on July 2, 2026, at 5:45 PM. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss strategies for selling public land, followed by open-session items such as invoices, sidewalk work, parking forfeitures, geese issues, a pavilion custodial rate, phone system updates, the Highway 27 project, floodplain map review, utility billing software, zoning ordinance amendments, and the budget.

• Closed session per state statute to consider strategies for sale of public land (Cornell Corp parcel)
• Review of WVF invoice
• Update on Highway 27 project preparation
• Discussion of 2026 budget
• Zoning ordinance amendment update

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The Cornell City Council will consider several payments for infrastructure and materials. The meeting includes updates on the Bates Street Project and a proposal regarding goose hunting permits.

• Payment Request #2 of $512,965.31 to Haas Sons Inc. for Bates St Proj.
• Invoice of $5,908 to Wisconsin Veteran Farm LLC for fill material
• Proposed permitting of firearm discharge for goose hunting starting in September
• Discussion on sidewalk abandonment on 700 block of Bridge St
• Payment of bills totaling $48,229.81

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The Cornell City Council will discuss and potentially act on alcohol license applications for the 2026-2027 year and approve a total of $573,571 in bills. The council will also consider a union contract negotiation with the Teamsters for 2027, review a water quality report, and discuss the July 3rd Celebration.

• Alcohol license applications for 2026-2027 (discuss and act)
• Bills totaling $573,571.00 (approval)
• Teamsters Union contract negotiation for 2027
• Resolution #26-2 Compliance Maintenance Report to DNR on 2025 wastewater treatment plant performance
• Chris Wolff to discuss July 3rd Celebration

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The Common Council approved street closures and alcohol consumption on Main Street for the July 3rd Street Dance and Fireworks. The council also approved several alcohol beverage licenses and a wastewater treatment plant compliance report.

• Approved closing Main St from 1st to 3rd St from noon July 3rd to 1am July 4th
• Approved bills totaling $573,571.00
• Approved alcohol beverage licenses for 13 different premises
• Approved Resolution #25-8 Compliance Maintenance Report for the Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Reported a $25,000 donation from Northwestern Bank for the library addition

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The Common Council approved payments for street reconstruction and assessment services. The council also discussed potential ordinance changes regarding street parking fines and home-based window manufacturing in Agriculture Districts.

• Approved Payment Application #1 to Haas Sons, Inc. for Bates Street Reconstruction in the amount of $545,851.51
• Approved 3-year assessment services contract with Prochnow Assessing for $17,800 per year
• Approved bills totaling $206,228.95
• Discussed raising the minimum parking fine to $40 for trailers, campers, and boats on city streets
• Straw poll to have City Attorney draft a zoning amendment for small-scale window repair as a home occupation in Agriculture Districts