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Monona Public Works Committee Minutes
August 5, 2026
Call to Order
The regular meeting of the Monona Public Works Committee was called to order by
Chairperson Alder Holmquist at 6:30 PM.
Roll Call
Present: Alderperson Holmquist, Alderperson Teresa Radermacher, Dave Boyer, Leslie
Busse, Jennifer Kuhr, Elizabeth Piliouras, Bill Selbig, Tim Stenzel, Tim Turino
Absent:
Excused:
Also
Present:
Public Works Director Dan Stephany
Approval of Minutes
3.A. June 3, 2026
Motion by Kuhr, seconded by Turino to Approve. Motion Passed.
Appearances
Monona Resident - 4205 Winnequah Road appeared before the committee regarding perceived
speed of traffic on Winnequah Road and would like the City to begin evaluating installation of
sidewalks, dedicated bicycle lanes, and other traffic calming measures to help control speeds. A
letter was submitted and shared with committee members.
Unfinished Business
There was no Unfinished Business.
New Business
6.A. Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance establishing no standing, stopping, or
parking from 7:30am – 4:30pm on school days along the southbound lane of
McKenna Road between Nichols Road and Maywood Road to accommodate on-
street pedestrian walking lane.
Director Stephany provided a summary for this request. A resident of McKenna Road
reached out to the City to ask about having a painted pedestrian lane in the street
similar to Schluter Road, Maywood Road and Greenway Road. There are young
children that live in the block from Nichols Road to Maywood Road that would be
safer walking on the street that has a marked pedestrian lane. Director Stephany
explained the pavement marking for the pedestrian lane along the southbound curb and
would be 4' wide with a pedestrian symbol painted in the lane. No parking signs would
need to be installed as well. The signs would state No Standing, Stopping or Parking
from 7:30am - 4:30pm on school days. The time frame matches the same time frame
on existing signs installed in 2008.
Motion by Boyer, seconded by Busse to Approve. Motion Passed.
6.B. Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance amending existing parking
restrictions on Schluter Road, Maywood Road, and Greenway Road.
Director Stephany introduced this topic and provided a summary of the request. At the
request of Monona PD, the existing No Parking signs for the street pedestrian lanes on
Greenway Rd, Schluter Rd, and Maywood Rd should be amended to include No
Parking, Standing or Stopping instead of just No Parking. The current signs do not
prevent motorists from stopping and waiting in the pedestrian lane during school drop
off and pick up times. The wording on the amended signs should read No Standing,
Stopping or Parking 7:30am - 4:30pm on School Days.
Motion by Stenzel, seconded by Busse to Approve. Motion Passed.
6.C. Discussion and Consideration of staff and citizens request to pavement mark an
on-street pedestrian walking lane on McKenna Road from Nichols Road to
Maywood Road.
Director Stephany explained the map that was provided in the packet for committee
review, showing the area streets that had on-street pedestrian lanes marked in 2008.
The map also shows the section of McKenna Road that would receive the on-street
pedestrian lane.
Motion by Busse, seconded by Boyer to Approve. Motion Passed.
6.D. Discussion and Consideration of the draft 2027 Capital Budget.
Director Stephany presented the draft capital budget for 2027 that was included in the
packet for review. Information on each project and piece of equipment was discussed.
The goal of the Mayor is to keep the final capital budget for general obligation note-
funded items to $2.5 million. Director Stephany informed the committee that after the
Mayor completes her review of the entire capital budget that cuts will be made
accordingly and in the best interest of the City prior to being submitted to City Council
for consideration.
For capital budget project requests that include multi-year funding, Mr. Boyer asked if
the draft budget could show the amount that was approved for the previous phase of
the project, in addition to the funding requested for the next year. When the project
reaches the construction phase of the capital budget request, the draft budget should
show the total amount invested in the project. Director Stephany stated he would pass
this along to the finance director.
Motion by Busse, seconded by Kuhr to Approve. Motion Passed.
Reports (Information Only, No Discussion or Action)
7.A. Public Works & Utility Operations Report.
7.B. Next Scheduled Meeting: September 2, 2026.
Adjournment
Motion by Boyer, seconded by Busse to Adjourn. Motion Passed. (8:32pm)
Source: City of Monona website. First collected Oct 16, 2026.