District 1 Alderperson· 2025-2029
Andrew Drzewiecki
Greenfield, WI
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Top issues during term (20)
Woodlawn Place neighborhood traffic calming
Costs are limited to sign installation and traffic map updates; no specific figure was given.
2027 UnitedHealthcare benefits renewal
$2M to $2.5M higher benefit costs against only about $130,000 of available levy growth.
Flock license plate reader cameras
New small businesses on Layton Avenue and citywide
New businesses occupy vacant storefronts, but several sites have parking shortfalls the council must waive.
Neighborhood traffic petition (87th/88th/90th St area)
Costs are limited to sign installation and traffic map updates; no specific figure was given.
Commercial assessment challenges by Walmart and MMAC
Big commercial valuation cuts, if granted, could shift more of the tax burden onto other property owners.
Spring Mall redevelopment advances
No direct cost to the city stated, but the extension keeps the redevelopment moving on city-backed terms.
American Red Cross Blood Donation Center
2026 assessment roll and maintenance year
Property values drive the tax bills residents and businesses will see, with 422 change notices mailed this year.
Digital billboards along the I-894 corridor
The Loomis Crossing billboard is expected to contribute about $1.875 million to TID 8 over its life.
2027 City Budget and Property Tax Levy
The city receives about $684,000 in ERP aid — up $47,000 from last year — but that doesn't come close to covering cost growth.
Investigation of Police Chief Jay Johnson
Potential legal defense costs for the city; no figure given.
Gold Coast Subs food truck home base
Property code enforcement at 6025 W. Armour Avenue
Claims: one denied, two settled
$10,676.17 in settlements paid from city funds; the flood claim was denied.
Snowplow accident claim settlements
About $11,179.15 total paid out on the two settlements.
Health insurance costs and property taxes
Rising premiums could pressure both city costs and property taxes.
New Information Technology Specialist position
The salary/rate table is being created; the exact cost to the city wasn't disclosed in open session.
Victory of Lamb church relocation to 4111 S. 108th St.
Church is nonprofit, so the parcel split avoids creating a second taxable parcel issue; flood area costs stem from chronic flooding near Aldi.
S. 84th Street residential-to-commercial rezone
Unknown — the applicant would bear demolition and development costs if the plan advances.
Decisions during term (468)
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Approval of September 30, 2026 meeting minutes
Approval of schedules of disbursements totaling $1,725,340.71
Approval of mileage reimbursements of $124.56
Motion to go into closed session
Reconvene into open session
Approval of UnitedHealthcare benefits for 2027
Create IT Specialist job description, rate table and recruitment
Adjournment
Approval of October 6, 2026 minutes
Red Cross blood donation center Special Use Permit & Site Review (Resolution No. 5071)
GoldCoast Subs food truck home base Special Use Permit & Site Review (Resolution No. 5072)
Settlement of Fred Usinger, Inc. claim (Resolution No. 5073)
Settlement of Travelers/St. Paul Mercury subrogation claim (Resolution No. 5074)
Election inspectors for 2026-2027 (Resolution No. 5075)
Operator license application
Temporary beer licenses for Harley Owners Group events
South 27th Street BID 2027 Operating Plan
City Hall exterior repair & painting contract
$40,000 fund transfer for City Hall project
2027 UnitedHealthcare employee benefits renewal
Voting record (11)
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