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The commission addressed a swimming pool budget carry forward resolution and a swimming pool sponsorship banner proposal. Discussions included an E-bike ordinance for the Chief Naaga Keramani Park trail system and the formalization of a recreational agreement for the same park. Additionally, the commission reviewed the 2025 parks segregated budget report and the March 2026 revenue report.
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The committee reviewed plans for downtown 2025, specifically discussing RFPs for containers and the status of summer hanging baskets, noting price increases and potential changes in planting. They also established the budget for 2026, which covers containers, hanging baskets, flags, holiday decor, and other miscellaneous expenses, totaling $20,300.
The City of Baraboo Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan aims to enhance and ensure adequate resources for walking and biking, promoting a safe, connected, and accessible transportation network for residents and visitors. Key goals include enabling access to useful places through connected districts, improving safety, and increasing participation in biking and walking. The plan outlines a phased approach: Phase I focuses on connecting the city core with improved wayfinding, parking, and crossings; Phase II concentrates on bridging network gaps like Riverwalk segments; and Phase III emphasizes integrating network expansion with scheduled infrastructure projects. The overarching vision is to increase bicycle and pedestrian traffic by prioritizing comfort, predictability, and separation from vehicular traffic.
The Committee reviewed and acted on several financial and operational items. Actions included the approval of accounts payable, the authorization of a Rural Energy Start-Up Program Grant for energy performance improvements at City buildings, and the approval of an amended State/Municipal Financial Agreement for a pavement replacement project. Discussions were held regarding the potential reassignment of Community Development Authority Director duties, the creation of a new City Planner position, and the disposition of Community Development Authority duplex units. Additionally, the committee reviewed and recommended the approval of bids for various street improvement projects.
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