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VILLAG E BOARD MEETING Monday, May 4, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Earl McGovern Board Room And Virtually by Computer & Phone PLEASE TA KE NOTICE that a meeting of the Brown Deer Village Board will be held at the Village Hall of the Village of Brown Deer, 4800 West Green Brook Drive, Brown Deer, Wisconsin in addition to virtually. Public can access this meeting of the Village Board by phone or by computer. The phone number is: 1-301-715-8592. The Zoom Meeting ID is: 826 6840 9692 and the Passcode is: 198978 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82668409692?pwd=Srwe2ervejj7mmnt6bcNiTYVtLbVa5.1 The fo llowing items of business will be discussed and possibly acted upon: I. Roll Call II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Persons Desiring to be Heard – Email comments to cbrustmann@browndeerwi.gov by 4:00pm the day of the meeting. IV. Elected Officials & Staff Reports – No Discussion or Actions will be Taken on Reports V. Special Presentation A) Annual Contribution from the Brown Deer Junior Woman’s Club VI. Consent Agenda A) Consideration of Minutes – April 20, 2026 B) Consider Approval of Volunteer Appointments to Boards, Commissions and Committees C) Accept March 2026 Voucher Statement D) Consider Proclamation to Recognize National Police Week 2026 E) Consider Approval of Contract Award for 2026 Water Main Relay Project to Mid City Corporation F) Consider Settlement Agreement with Brook Lane Milwaukee Associates LP VII. New Business A) Presentation from the Village Assessor on the 2026 Assessment Process B) Consider Approval of Ordinance No. 26-05: An Ordinance Creating Standards for Lawn and Yard Maintenance C) Consider Approval of Ordinance No. 26-06: An Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 38, “Nuisances,” of the Village of Brown Deer Municipal Code to be Consistent with the Newly Created Lawn and Yard Maintenance Standards D) Discuss and Consider Process for Appointing Village Trustee to Continue Term Previously Filled by Renee Booker VIII. Adjournment s/ Caren Brustmann Caren Brustmann, Village Clerk April 30, 2026 The Village Board of Brown Deer currently holds meetings in person at Village Hall, or an alternative physical location as allowed by the Village Code. As a courtesy to citizens, Board meetings will also be made available live on the Zoom virtual platform for viewing and possible participation. However, the Village cannot guarantee the technology supporting the virtual viewing option will operate perfectly and continuously, or that the platform will work with every computer or mobile device. The only way to guarantee the ability to offer public comment, or view the Board meeting uninterrupted, is to appear in person. If the Zoom platform fails, the meeting will continue as scheduled. PERSONS REQUIRING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ATTENDANCE AT THE MEETING SHOULD CONTACT THE VILLAGE CLERK AT LEAST ONE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE MEETING. PERSONS WHO DON’T COMPLY WITH THE VILLAGE’S VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE RULES MAY BE SUBJECT TO REMOVAL. STAFF Several Meetings with Tyler Burkart, Village Manager BOARD Chairing the Board meeting on May 4th, 2026 Presenting a Village Board Proclamation to the family of Trustee Renee Booker during the April 20th Board meeting. MEETINGS Attended meeting with a representative from Governor Evers office. CONSTITUENTS Received and responded to numerous calls regarding mail deliveries and flooding issues. Met with several constituents regarding open Trustee position. EVENTS OTHER Attended the funeral services for Renee Booker on Sunday, April 26th, 2026. 5/4/2026 VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 Phone Number: 414-371-3051 | E-Mail: tburkart@browndeerwi.org | Website: www.browndeerwi.org VILLAGE MANAGER’S REPORT The following is a summary of this week(s) activities performed by Village Manager Burkart. Organizational Management • I led the weekly Administration meeting each Tuesday. This allows all personnel at Village Hall to connect with one another along with the Parks and Recreation team. This meeting allocates time for staff to inform each other on what’s going on in the Village so they can better assist community members when they call and include updates for our communications. • I led our biweekly department head meeting to reflect on the previous Village Board meeting, review the upcoming Village Board agenda, and a roundtable of several department updates for the team. • I attended the library’s retreat day on April 20 to provide them updates happening in the Village and respond to questions from staff. Fiscal / Business Management • Village staff and I led several tours of the Village facilities in response to the cleaning RFP issued. We anticipate receiving several proposals to do cleaning services. Proposals are due May 1. • Village staff and I met with Brook Lane Apartments to discuss updates regarding compliance with Village Code. • New requirements were established for Tittle II ADA regarding how things are communicated online (i.e. website, social media, and newsletters). We will need to make some changes to our website to comply with these requirements. All departments have a representative working on these changes. • Public Works Director Matthew Maederer and I met with MMSD staff to discuss the recent flooding events and plan a future town hall series for the public to learn about stormwater and sewer infrastructure. We also worked with the City of Mequon to have their staff and televising truck inspect several sewer mains and laterals to see if there are any problematic areas. • Finance Director Derrick Danner and I attended a webinar put on by the U.S. Economic Development Administration. The webinar presented grant opportunities municipalities could apply for to help with infrastructure improvements that reduce flooding to help out businesses and commercial areas. • Village staff and I met with Village Assessor Dan McHugh to discuss the assessment and open book timeline and valuations in our TIDs. Relationship with Village Board • I talked with President Montgomery regarding the Village Board agenda and other news updates. Long Range Planning • Community Development Director Nate Piotrowski and I met with Cobalt to discuss progress on the planning efforts related to the North Shore Recreation Center. They are working on a video to show renderings and what the space could look like, which should be completed in a month. • Nate Piotrowski and I met with the owners of 4747 W. Bradley Road to hear about their progress on renovations and maintenance of the property. • I met with public works to begin discussing their capital improvement plan and ways to integrate future projects and equipment into the plan. Public Relations • I worked with staff to put out communication announcing the Ten Mile Park ribbon cutting for May 20 at 4 p.m. • I attended the Brown Deer High School Industry Breakfast on April 23. I met with students who showed off their projects and goals when it came to further education and work. • I met with FIS and Clearwater Industries to give them updates about the Village and listen to ways we could help them out. • I met with several residents to review their stormwater and sewer issues. DPW Operations Supervisor Dan Bishop came out with me to assess the issues. • I am working with the Brown Deer Community Foundation and Café Corazon on the third annual medallion hunt. The first clue will come out on May 12. Intergovernmental Relations • I attended the board meeting on behalf of Brown Deer for MADACC. They provided an update on their financials leading up to their audit and highlights of 2025. • President Montgomery, Nate Piotrowski, and Administrative Intern Haley Wilkinson met with Governor Evers Chief of Staff Maggie Gau to discuss the need for the state’s financial help with the recreation center. Phone Number: [414-371-2965] | E-Mail: [Dana.Andersen@mcfls.org] | Website: https://www.browndeerpubliclibrary.org VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 Library Director Report The following is a summary of the recent activities performed by Library Director Dana Andersen-Kopczyk ● The Brown Deer Junior Woman's Club created a committee to seek a grant from the GFWC Library Replenishment Fund. With the assistance of Dana, the necessary paperwork was submitted to the Fund. On March 24th, they received the exciting news that the application was approved, and a check for the full amount allowed ($5,000) was issued for the library. The presentation to the library director took place on April 14th, 2026. ● The Friends of the Library have brought back their popular Plant Sale, and order forms can be found at Village Hall, at the library, and on the library’s website. Order forms are due back by May 1st, and the pickup will be held at the Brown Deer Beer Garden during a Garden Party with food trucks and activities. ● The library hosted a Trivia Night at the Brown Deer Beer Garden on Tuesday April 21st. ● The Milwaukee Ballet was at the library on Saturday April 25th for a Ballet Storytime. We had them here last year, and it was a huge success, so we asked them to return. We started with 30+ attendees, and a few large groups did come into the program halfway through. ● The library’s 2nd annual Plant Swap was a huge success, and we are already getting requests to hold another one. The plan is to once again repeat the event the week of Earth Week, so in April 2027. ● The library is gearing up for the 2026 Summer Reading Program season. The official kickoff will be on Saturday May 30 th, and will be held at the Brown Deer Beer Garden. This year’s theme is “Unearth a Story” and focuses on dinosaurs and archeology. VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 Phone Number: 414-371-3061 | E-Mail: npiotrowski@browndeerwi.org | Website: www.browndeerwi.org COMMUNITY SERVICES REPORT The following is a summary of activities performed by the Development Director and Building Inspection. • The Building Inspector and Development Director worked with the Village Attorney to secure an inspection warrant for an abandoned nuisance property at 4435 W. Parkland Ave. An inspection is scheduled for next week to determine if raze orders are necessary. • The Building Board approved two new larger sized sheds and architecture plans for 7 Brew, 4380 W. Brown Deer Road. • The Development Director met with the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission to discuss future land use and recent development as the Commission updates their long range planning documents • The Development Director and Village Manager met with representatives of Donut Monster for further discussions related to their offer to purchase 8725 N. Deerwood Drive. • Zoning verification letters were completed for 7 Brew, Jewish Family Services (Woodale Crossing) and New Lane Management (Brown Deer Business Park). • The Development Director worked with Lemberg Electric and Soofa to coordinate sign installations at Ten Mile Park. • The Development Director and Village Manager met with Woodsonia Real Estate to discuss final modifications to the proposed development agreement for the former First Citizens property, conceptual plans for the former US Bank site and the second phase of Riverside Landing (mixed use residential building). • The Development Director and Village Manager met with the real estate team and architects for the associated with the Bradley West Shopping Center, 4747 W. Bradley Road. Updates regarding interior renovations were provided as the old Salvation Army transitions to office space and additional space for the adjacent day care. Village staff requested that parking lot repairs, and other site issues, be prioritized while outlot development potential was explored. VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 Phone Number: 414.371.3021 | E-Mail: mmaederer@browndeerwi.org | Website: www.browndeerwi.org Department of Public Works REPORT – 05/04/2026 The following is a summary of the recent activities performed by: Matthew S. Maederer, PE, Director of Public Works/Village Engineer & DPW Staff GENERAL: The following is a list of the 2026 upcoming projects that are in progress: • N. 47th During the August Street EMERGENCY Culvert Repair o During the historic flooding of August 9th to August 10th the roadway over the N. 47th Street culvert pipe was washed away causing flooding and property damage to downstream properties. o DPW/Engineering created a plan to temporarily repair the roadway embankment so as not to open the downstream properties up to any immediate flooding from Southbranch Creek. o Vinton Construction was engaged (contractor who is in the Village working on Ten Mile Park and N. 51st Street) to complete the work. o The permanent solution will involve replacing the existing 72-inch CMP culvert pipe with a new pre-cast concrete box culvert. The size is being determined with the WDNR and the hydraulic modeling to ensure we follow the FEMA floodplain maps. o A Public Information Meeting (PIM) was held on Monday, February 16th to discuss two (2) alternatives for the reconstruction of N. 47th Street  Alternative No. 1: Reconstruct N. 47th Street between W. Churchill Lane & W. Willow Road  Alternative No. 2: Replace N. 47th Street w/ paved path between W. Churchill Lane & W. Willow Road o The Village Board approved Alternative No. 2. o The project will go out to bid on Wednesday April 15th, and bids will be opened on Thursday, April 30th. o Construction will start after August 15th due to WDNR in-stream restrictions. • N. Sherman Blvd/CTH G (from W. Bradley Road to W. Dean Road) o Milwaukee County is leading the project. o Full reconstruction of Sherman from Bradley to Dean. o Substantial storm sewer underground work and new sidewalk/shared-use path on the werst side. o Bids were opened and the project has been awarded to Zignego for $5.5million. o A construction Public Information Meeting (PIM) was held at the Community Center on Tuesday, 03/31. o Project work is expected to start on Monday, April 6th and the completion date is mid-November 2026. 2 Ten Mile Park o The project is generally substantially complete. o Staff met with the contractor on Thursday, 03/26 to go over the remaining items to finish the work. o The new prefabricated restroom facility was installed on Thursday, 03/26 and the utility hook-ups were completed on Friday, 03/27. o Final landscaping and punch list work is scheduled to be completed during the month of April. o A ribbon cutting event is tentatively planned for Friday, May 15th…stay tuned! • N. 51st Street (from Brown Deer Road to Beech Court) o This project is complete! The Director and Contractor are working on the final punch list items and project closeout. Any touch-up landscaping will occur in spring 2026 (likely May). • N. 51st Street Bridge Replacement (2026) RE-BID o The project bids were opened and the low-bid contractor for the work is Lunda Construction. Work will begin after the 4th of July. o This project is facilitated by WisDOT. • Beaver Creek Restoration (from W. Brown Deer Road to N. 64th Street) o The project is currently under design and “on hold”. The project has been halted as we switch gears to the unexpected N. 47th Street culvert replacement project. Both projects will be funded out of the stormwater utility. To advance the N. 47th Street culvert replacement we had to make the decision to delay the Beaver Creek restoration work. o WDNR permitting is on-going. • Village Hall Parking Lot Reconstruction o The project will utilize MMSD “green infrastructure funding for stormwater elements which will include pervious pavers like the new Library parking lot. o The project has been awarded to Wolf Paving. o The expected construction starts the week of April 20th and the completion date is June 30th. • Former First Citizen’s Bank Demolition o The old building has been razed! o Project completion is substantially complete, and the parking lot asphalt has been removed. o The Community Development Director and Village Manager are working with developers for proposals to develop the site. WINTER OPERATIONS: • The Director submitted the Village’s salt order with WisDOT for the 2026-2027 season. The Village ordered 1,000-tons of guaranteed fill and another 200-tons of reserve fill salt. WisDOT will go out to bid. The current season salt price is $83.20/ton. 3 • The Director placed the final salt order form the depot for 2026 which should fill our salt dome. The Village pulled the remaining salt reserves of 350-tons. SANITARY SEWER: • The Director submitted a work plan to MMSD for a sewer lateral replacement project in the basin tributary to the Lift Station (County Line Estates) in the far NW corner of the Village (N. 67th Street & W. County Line Road). Design work will occur in 2026, and construction is expected to occur in the summer of 2027. • The 2026 Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining project will take place on N. 51st Street from W. Brown Deer Road to Beech Court. The project has been awarded to Visu-Sewer. Work will begin in the summer/fall of 2026. STORMWATER: • The Director is working with the Chief and Village Manager on potential reimbursement funding from the State for the August 9th/10th flooding event. BEAUTIFICATION/FORESTRY: • The crew is currently trimming trees on the west side of N. 60th Street adjacent to the School District just north or Bradley Road. • The crew removed some damaged arborvitaes on N. 43rd Street in the Original Village. STREETS &TRAFFIC: • The Director is working on processing/approving utility right-of-way permits from WE- Energies, AT&T, Spectrum, and various fiber optic/communication companies. Utility permits are processed and approved for work occurring within Village R/W. Plans are reviewed for placement and conflicts with Village owned facilities. • The DPW crew is filling potholes throughout the Village. REFUSE AND RECYCLING: • DPW continues picking trash in all the medians during periods of snow melt. All medians are fully picked weekly when there isn’t snow cover present. Bus Stops are picked free of litter weekly. PARK & REC DEPT.: • The DPW crew is painting and repairing picnic tables. Library: • No Update. Special Events – Farmer’s Market • No Update. Special Events – School District • No Update. 4 DPW Facility • During the high winds on Friday, March 13th the DPW storage bin roof was damaged. DPW is working with the Village’s insurance provider and a contractor for reimbursement/repairs. Environmental health examines how the environment—air, water, land, and living conditions—impacts health and works to reduce harmful exposures. ENVIRONMENTALHEALTH Healthy living includes practices that lower illness risk, such as preventing infectious diseases, managing chronic conditions, and encouraging physical activity, nutrition, and wellness. HEALTHY LIVING(including chronic disease,communicable disease and healthy aging) Mental health and social isolation focuses on emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how people think, feel, and interact with others. MENTAL HEALTH &SOCIAL ISOLATION This involves sharing important health information and building partnerships with communities to promote well- being and improve access to resources. COMMUNICATION &COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT This report highlights the work done in each of our health priority areas over the past month, as well as other important work and activities done by our department. MARCH 2026READ THE READ THE MONTHLY REPORT MONTHLY REPORT NORTH SHOREHEALTH DEPARTMENT NORTH SHOREHEALTH DEPARTMENT MARCH 2026 E N V I R O N M E N T A L H E A L T H E n v i r o n m e n t a l h e a l t h e x a m i n e s h o w t h e e n v i r o n m e n t — a i r , w a t e r , l a n d , a n d l i v i n g c o n d i t i o n s — i m p a c t s h e a l t h a n d w o r k s t o r e d u c e h a r m f u l e x p o s u r e s . H E A L T H Y L I V I N G H e a l t h y l i v i n g i n c l u d e s p r a c t i c e s t h a t l o w e r i l l n e s s r i s k , s u c h a s p r e v e n t i n g i n f e c t i o u s d i s e a s e s , m a n a g i n g c h r o n i c c o n d i t i o n s , a n d e n c o u r a g i n g p h y s i c a l a c t i v i t y , n u t r i t i o n , a n d w e l l n e s s . M e n t a l h e a l t h f o c u s e s o n e m o t i o n a l , p s y c h o l o g i c a l , a n d s o c i a l w e l l - b e i n g , a f f e c t i n g h o w p e o p l e t h i n k , f e e l , a n d i n t e r a c t w i t h o t h e r s . M E N T A L H E A L T H & S O C I A L I S O L A T I O N P U B L I C H E A L T H C O M M U N I C A T I O N & C O M M U N I T Y E N G A G E M E N T T h i s i n v o l v e s s h a r i n g i m p o r t a n t h e a l t h i n f o r m a t i o n a n d b u i l d i n g p a r t n e r s h i p s w i t h c o m m u n i t i e s t o p r o m o t e w e l l - b e i n g a n d i m p r o v e a c c e s s t o r e s o u r c e s . This report highlights recent progress across NSHD’s priority areas from the 2022 Community Health Assessment (CHA) and North Shore THRIVE 2025–2030 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), sharing key initiatives and department activities to promote transparency and adapt to community needs. NSHD HEALTH PRIORITY AREAS MARCH HIGHLIGHTS Our Public Health Specialist began planning our “How to Save a Life” community event, which will focus on training in hands-only CPR, infant CPR and choking aid, Naloxone administration, and emergency preparedness. We had over 20 folks register for the event in the first 48 hours! WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Our Environmental Health Specialist attended a Food Borne Illness TTX with DHS/DATCP, as well as EATS 102 training. Our PH Strategist worked with Brown Deer Farmer’s Market on the upcoming market season and events, as well as reached out to the other North Shore Farmer’s Markets to attend this summer/fall. Our PH Specialist has been working with our community partners on our summer event schedule, which will begin in May. Our PH Strategist/Preparedness Coordinator led a Measles Tabletop Exercise (TTX) for the team to practice our internal response plans. The team also attended a Measles TTX the was led by DHS. Our Public Health (PH) Nurse and Strategist officially passed their final certification exams and became Certified Lactation Counselors! This involved over 90 hours of education and training, 4 competency exams, a final didactic exam, and a final practical exam. MONTHLY REPORT MONTHLY REPORT NORTH SHORE HEALTH DEPARTMENT NORTH SHORE HEALTH DEPARTMENT Our PH Strategist attended a Naloxone training on distribution. Our PH Strategist and Specialist attended the Southeast and Regional Public Health Generalists meetings. CASE MANAGEMENTUPDATES Probable and Confirmed Cases COMMUNICABLEDISEASES NORTH SHOREENVIRONMENTALHEALTH CONSORITUM Radon test kits sold 8 New licenses 4 Animal bite follow ups 4 Inspections 40 STIs11 cases,22.9% 48 TOTAL Other<5 cases,8.3% Food &Water<5 cases,6.3% COVID-19 8 cases, 16.7% Fall-specific calls dispatched, all of which were contacted4 Referrals received and followed up on17 Home visits4 Community agency site visits6 EMS consultations or trainings2 Responses to overdoses6 MENTAL HEALTH & SOCIAL ISOLATION Our team is working with many community partners on our Mental Health Matters event, which will take place throughout the month of May. Discussed our Maternal Child Health grant objectives, which we have elected to include perinatal mental health resources and education. HEALTHY LIVING Eight sharps containers were sold. Our nurses provided 5 vaccines for folks. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH We began planning for beach testing season and updated our data collection process. We will continue testing the four beaches in the North Shore (Atwater, Big Bay, Klode, and Doctor’s Park). We attended 4 community events. COMMUNICATION & COMMUNITY EVENTS MARCH 2026MONTHLY REPORT MONTHLY REPORT NORTH SHORE HEALTH DEPARTMENT NORTH SHORE HEALTH DEPARTMENT Influenza (Flu)14 cases, 29.2% Lactation/ Home Visits 2 Gallons of sharps collected 7 Naloxone doses distributed 334 Folks trained in Naloxone use 18 Worked with community partners to plan multiple Caregiver Social Groups and Breastfeeding circles throughout the North Shore for the year. Our intern updated our list of TB Testing sites for the public. RSV 8 cases,16.7% Our communications included 14 social media posts (4 videos, 10 regular posts), 2 newsletters, 5 Healthy Highlights, and an article for magazines. VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 Email: parkrec@browndeerwi.org Phone Number: 414-371-3073 | E-Mail: dmattefs@browndeerwi.gov | Website: www.browndeerwi.org BROWN DEER PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORT May 2026 The following is a summary of the recent activities performed by the Parks & Recreation Department. General Department News: • Blood Drive at Lois and Tom Dolan Community Center, May 5 • Parks & Recreation Committee, May 5 o Upcoming: Updated Park Ordinances coming to the Board for possible approval, May 18 Village Board Meeting • Special Events Committee, TBD • WPRA Discount Ticket Program – Tickets available at Village Hall during regular business hours o Milwaukee County Zoo o Noah’s Ark o Mt. Olympus • Parks & Recreation, Summer Registration OPEN o Printed Guides available at Village Hall, Brown Deer Library, and Lois & Tom Dolan Community Center o Digital Guide – browndeerwi.org Food Pantry: • Official first day at the Lois & Tom Dolan Community Center, April 1 • Donation Collection on Election Day, April 7 o Collected 15 Bags from 3 Polling Sites o Monetary Donations, $111 • Donation Collection Sites o Village Hall, Brown Deer Library, Lois & Tom Dolan Community Center, and Brown Deer School District Office • Hours of Operation o Wednesdays, 10:30am – 12:00pm o Thursdays, 4:30pm – 6:00pm o Saturdays, 9:30am – 11:00am • Average Visits per Week: 50 Park Updates: • Village Park & Pond o Pond Opening Operations start in May o Pond Soft Opening, June 13 & 14 o Pond Open for the Season, June 15 o Picnic Shelter Rentals Open • Fairy Chasm Park o Brown Deer Kickers Season, April – June o Bathrooms Open to Community as of April 25 • Badger Meter River Park o Milwaukee Riverkeeper, River Clean Up on April 22 o Forward Outdoor Kayak Trips Start • Community Square o Upcoming: RFP Recommendation for Possible Approval, May 18 Village Board Meeting • North Shore Rotary Park o In final stages of engineering and design, 90% Plans • Ten Mile Park o Ribbon Cutting, May 20, 4:00pm o Krueger Bench Ceremony, June 11, 11:00am Special Events: Community Vibes June 17, Night Market: The Tailspin Band July 15, Community Partners: Cigarette Break August 19, Back to School Night: The Hot Reds Fourth of July, July 4 / Rain Date, August 19 Pond Hours: 12:00 – 5:00pm Activities start at Village Park & Pond at 4:00pm The Kingfish Band, 6:00pm Fireworks, At Dusk Movies in the Park June 26, The Minecraft Movie July 17, Little Rascals August 21, Zootopia 2 VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 BROWN DEER POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT April 27, 2026 The following is a summary of notable events related to the Brown Deer Police Department during the period of March 27, 2026 – April 27, 2026. • On Friday, March 27th, Officer Lord attended training for Drug Identification and Prosecution at Waukesha County Technical College. • On Monday, March 30th and Tuesday, March 31st, Officer Winkler, Officer Thawng and Officer Anderson attended In-Service Training at Waukesha County Technical College. • In April, the Detective Bureau began utilizing the Digital Forensics Lab at the Greenfield Police Department for most phone and digital device evidence analysis. The use of this lab will allow Detectives much quicker access to valuable digital evidence when investigating violent crimes. • On Friday, April 3rd, Detective Guenette assisted the Whitefish Bay Police Department with a detective promotional process. • On Monday, April 6th to April 8th, Sergeant Lea Olsen attended a FBI LEEDA training. This three-day course is provided to supervisory level officers on enhancing supervision skills. • On Friday, April 10th, a quarterly meeting with Roger’s Memorial Hospital was held. These meetings are held to address issues or questions from both parties and strengthen the police department’s working relationship with Rogers. • On Sunday, April 12th through Saturday, April 13th, the Brown Deer Police Department recognized National Public Safety Communicators Week. This week recognizes telecommunicators and dispatchers for their hard work and dedication, and a special thank you to our communications center, Bayside Communications. • On Monday, April 13th, Detectives as part of the Milwaukee Area Investigative Team assisted with the investigation of an officer involved critical incident in the 800 block of S. 35th St in the City of Milwaukee. • On Monday, April 13th, Officer Caddock and Officer Allen-Mull attended In-Service Training at Waukesha County Technical College. • On Monday, April 13th, Sergeant Olsen/K9 Beny and Detective Lesnik/K9 Haber attended Milwaukee County K9 training which was hosted by Oak Creek Police Department. • On Wednesday, April 15th, SRO Olig attended a school safety meeting regarding implementation of new Verkada software for guest and incident management. • On Thursday, April 16th, SRO Olig assisted with a CPR drill at the Middle/High School in conjunction with the school nurse. • On Friday, April 17th, Detectives assisted with the investigation of an offender who fled from Officers and then provided false identifying information during the booking and subsequent court proceedings. The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office issued criminal charges against Destiny M. Brown of Fleeing/Eluding an Officer, 2nd Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Obstructing an Officer, and Felony Bail Jumping. • On Monday, April 20th, Detectives arrested Aaron Morris of Oak Creek for his involvement in a theft and forgery case from December of 2025. The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office issued criminal charges of Forgery - Uttering against Aaron Morris, as well as Desiree Bird and Omaryrillis Vazquez, both of Milwaukee. • On Tuesday, April 21st, Officer Nicholas Emanuele successfully completed the Field Training Program and began solo patrol. Officer Emanuele has been assigned to Early Shift (2p-10:30p). • On Tuesday, April 21st through Friday, April 24th, Detective Sergeant Morgan and Detective Guenette attended the Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators conference. • On Friday, April 24th, Officer Allen-Mull attended training for Pursuit Intervention Technique (PIT) at Milwaukee Area Technical College. • Detectives completed three Incident Reports and 78 Supplemental Reports for active investigations during the reporting period. • Between Friday, March 24th, and Sunday, April 26th, patrol responded to 2,078 calls for service, conducted 340 traffic stops issuing 307 traffic citations, issued 358 parking citations and conducted 824 building/business/park checks. • Between Friday, March 24th, and Sunday, April 26th, patrol was involved in five vehicle pursuits. The pursuits resulted in three arrests and one stolen vehicle being recovered. The other pursuits were terminated. • Between Friday, March 24th, and Sunday, April 26th, patrol responded to eight alerts. These alerts resulted in three arrests and the recovery of three stolen vehicles. • Please visit the police department’s website to see all the calls for service that our department responds to daily. You can find those here: https://www.browndeerwi.org/463/Activity-Reports VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER 4800 W. Green Brook Drive Brown Deer, Wisconsin 53223 Phone Number: (414) 371-3050 | E-Mail: cbrustmann@browndeerwi.gov | Website: www.browndeerwi.org VILLAGE CLERK’S REPORT The following is a summary of the recent activities performed by Village Clerk Caren Brustmann: • 2026 renewal applications were mailed out to establishments for liquor licenses, tobacco licenses, amusement device licenses, and music licenses. The annual renewal period is July 1 – June 30 of the given year. • Open book will be held May 26 – June 2. This is an informal meeting with the assessor where property owners can review their assessment and ask questions. The annual Board of Review will be held on Thursday, June 25 at 1:00pm at the Village Hall. If after attending the open book period, you still have concerns with your assessment, you may present your case to the Board of Review. Objections must be received at least 48 hours prior to the Board of Review. Owners wishing to attend the Board of Review should contact the Village Clerk. BROWN DEER VILLAGE BOARD APRIL 20, 2026 MEETING MINUTES HELD AT THE BROWN DEER VILLAGE HALL 4800 WEST GREEN BROOK DRIVE T he meeting was called to order by President Montgomery at 6:00pm. I. R oll Call P resent: President Montgomery, Trustees Greaves, Johnson, Owens, Thompson and Woods A lso Present: Village Attorney Nathan Bayer , Village Manager Tyler Burkart , Public Works Director Matthew Maederer, Police Chief Peter Nimmer, Community Services Director Nate Piotrowski , Deputy Clerk Jennifer Schlidt and Village Clerk Caren Brustmann II. P ersons Desiring to be Heard D ennis Griffin of 8159 N. 38th Street expressed concerns regarding the proposed ordinances on property nuisance and lawn maintenance, particularly regarding the native plants and obnoxious weeds. J im Farmer of 8041 N. Cedarburg Road expressed that the public should be allowed to make comments on each agenda item rather than just during the persons desiring to be heard period. He also expressed concerns regarding the native plants and obnoxious weeds pertaining to the ordinances. N els Bjorkquist of 1509 N. Prospect Avenue presented on behalf of the adult family home at 8484 N. 66th street, requesting an exception from the population-based restrictions due to the facility’s history of operation. A my Porter of 5326 W. Silver Leaf Lane raised concerns about ongoing sewage backup issues during the most recent rainfall events. III. E lected Officials & Staff Reports A) P resent and Consider Village Board Proclamation of Recognition and Remembrance for Renee Booker P resident Montgomery read verbatim the proclamation of recognition and remembrance to honor Renee Booker. His service to the community, including his role as Village Trustee and involvement in various committees, was recognized. I t was moved by Trustee Owens and seconded by Trustee Thompson to accept the proclamation of recognition and remembrance for Renee Booker. The motion was carried unanimously by a roll call vote. IV . Consent Agenda A) C onsideration of Minutes – April 6, 2026 B) Consider Approval of Village Board to Board, Commission, and Committee Appointments C) Consider Appointment of a Vice Chair for the 2026-27 Village Board Meetings D) Consider Approval of 2026 Goals for the Village Manager E) Consider Disallowance of Claim – Chris Hynes vs. Village of Brown Deer F) Consider Approval of a Lease with F Street Group for Parking Along Deerwood Drive G) Consider Approval of the Professional Services Agreement w/ Sigma Group for Construction Inspection Services – Village Hall MMSD Green Infrastructure (GI) Parking Lot Project Trustee Owens requested Item F of the consent agenda be removed for further discussion. A motion to approve the consent agenda as amended was made prior to discussion. It was moved by Trustee Thompson and seconded by Trustee Woods to approve the consent agenda as amended. The motion was carried unanimously. Discussion continued regarding the lease agreement with F Street Group for parking along Deerwood Drive. The proposed lease agreement included up to 56 parking stalls, which raised concern as the extension of the parking stalls would be constructed beyond F Street’s property ownership. Concerns were also raised regarding the lease terms, including the lack of early termination clauses. It was suggested to limit the parking stalls to the property line owned by F Street for the Village 43 apartments. It was moved by Trustee Owens and seconded by Trustee Greaves to approve the lease with F Street Group for parking along Deerwood Drive with the amendment to limit parking stalls to the end of the Village 43 apartment property. The motion carried with Trustee Johnson abstaining. V. New Business A) Consider Appeal for Denial of Occupancy for a Community Living Arrangement at 8484 N. 66th Street pursuant to Village of Brown Deer Resolution No. 25-10 Declaring the State of Wisconsin Shall No Longer Approve Any Community Living Arrangement for Brown Deer Without Meeting Certain Village Requirement Mr. Piotrowski introduced the request for an exception to operate an adult family home at 8484 N. 66 th Street which has been operating since 2003, however, ceased operation in 2023. A resolution was passed in 2025 limiting the establishment of new community living arrangements. Nels Bjorkquist, attorney representing owners, noted the property had been vacant for about a year after losing its previous operator due to funding challenges. Mr. Bjorkquist requested exceptions to being within 2,500 feet of an existing facility and to any applicable population-based restrictions. It was noted this establishment had been in operation for over 23 years. It was moved by Trustee Johnson and seconded by Trustee Thompson to deny the appeal of occupancy for a community living arrangement at 8484 N. 66 th Street pursuant to resolution no. 25-10 declaring the State of Wisconsin shall no longer approve any community living arrangement for Brown Deer without meeting certain village requirements. The motion carried 5-1 with Trustee Woods opposing. B) Consider Approval of Ordinance No. 26-04: An Ordinance Creating a Property Maintenance Code Establishing Minimum Standards for Maintenance, Appearance, and Condition of all Residential and Nonresidential Properties, Including but Not Limited to Mixed-Use Properties, Commercial Properties, Business Properties, and Industrial Properties Mr. Burkart explained this ordinance would create a property maintenance code establishing minimum standards for residential and non-residential properties. The ordinance outlines maintenance responsibilities for owners or occupants and authorizes inspections or enforcement by village officials. It was moved by Trustee Thompson and seconded by Trustee Owens to approve ordinance no. 26-04 creating a property maintenance code establishing minimum standards for maintenance, appearance, and condition of all residential and nonresidential properties, including but not limited to mixed-use properties, commercial properties, business properties, and industrial properties. The motion was carried unanimously by a roll call vote. C) Consider Approval of Ordinance No. 26-05: An Ordinance Creating Standards for Lawn and Yard Maintenance This item was tabled to allow for further discussion amongst staff. D) Consider Approval of Ordinance No. 26-06: An Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 38, “Nuisances,” of the Village of Brown Deer Municipal Code to be Consistent with the Newly Created Lawn and Yard Maintenance Standards This item was tabled to allow for further discussion amongst staff. E) Consider Approval of Ordinance No. 26-07: An Ordinance Updating Chapter 46 – Solid Waste & Recycling. Mr. Maederer stated the WI DNR has updated language to reflect changes in the recycle rule revision. This ordinance would update the language accordingly within the municipal code and maintain DNR funding. It was moved by Trustee Woods and seconded by Trustee Owens to approve ordinance no. 26-07 updating chapter 46 – solid waste and recycling. The motion was carried unanimously by a roll call vote. F) Consider Approval of Resolution No. 26-02: A Resolution Declaring World Migratory Bird Day in the Village of Brown Deer Mr. Maederer expressed this is an annual resolution that raises awareness of wildlife in our community and supports habitats that help birds thrive. It was moved by Trustee Greaves and seconded by Trustee Thompson to approve resolution no. 26-02 declaring World Migratory Bird Day in the Village of Brown Deer. The motion was carried unanimously by a roll call vote. G) Consider Approval of Resolution No. 26-03 Proclaiming Monday, May 11th, 2026 as Arbor Day Mr. Maederer stated 2026 will be the Village’s 30 th year as Tree City. The annual Arbor Day celebration will take place on Monday, May 11th at 1:00pm at the Village Hall. A symbolic Arbor Day tree will be planted and designated with a sign and the Tree City flag. It was moved by Trustee Thompson and seconded by Trustee Owens to approve resolution no. 26-03 proclaiming Monday, May 11 th, 2026, as Arbor Day. The motion was carried unanimously by a roll call vote. H) Review & Comment on the WPDES NR216 and MMSD Ch. 13 Annual Report for the Activities of Calendar Year 2025 Mr. Maederer provided an update on recent flooding issues, highlighting problem areas of Silverleaf Ln. / Glenbrook Rd., 61 st St. / Darnell Ave., and 59th St. / Range Ave. An emergency repair may also be needed for a collapsed storm sewer pipe near the school district. Mr. Maederer also reviewed the annual report for stormwater management program and compliance with the North Shore group permit. No action was taken. I) Consider Offer to Purchase with Donut Monster, LLC Jackie and Sarah Woods, owners of Donut Monster, LLC, presented their proposal to purchase and operate Donut Monster and Brute Pizza at 8725 N. Deerwood Drive. They outlined their vision to operate a family friendly business that would serve as their corporate kitchen, create jobs, and increase foot traffic i n the area. Details were presented about a proposed build- out, estimating costs up to $250,000.00. The business plans to operate Monday through Wednesday with Donut Monster opening at 8:00am and Brute Pizza at 3:00pm. Discussion was to continue in closed session regarding their offer to purchase. No action was taken. VII. Recess into Closed Session Pursuant to Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(e) for the Following Reasons: (e) for the purpose of deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties, the investing of public funds, or conducting other specified public business, whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session – offer to purchase with Donut Monster, LLC It was moved by Trustee Thompson and seconded by Trustee Greaves to recess into closed session at 8:12pm pursuant to Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(e) for the purpose of deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties, the investing of public funds, or conducting other specified public business, whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session to consider an offer to purchase with Donut Monster, LLC. The motion was carried unanimously. VIII. Reconvene into Open Session for Possible Action on Closed Session Deliberations It was moved by Trustee Thompson and seconded by Trustee Owens to reconvene into open session at 8:48pm. IX. Adjournment It was moved by President Montgomery to adjourn at 8:48 p.m. Caren Brustmann Village Clerk REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION CO MMITTEE CONSIDERATION: Village Board ITEM DESCRIPTION: Consider 2026-2027 Volunteer Appointments to Village Boards, Commissions, and Committees PREPARED BY: Caren Brustmann, Village Clerk REPORT DATE: May 4, 2026 RECOMMENDATION: “I move to confirm the volunteer appointments to Village boards, commissions, and committees. EXPLANATION: E ach year in May the Village President is responsible for appointing volunteers to the Village’s various boards, committees, and commissions. Those appointments are subject to confirmation with the Village Board. Below are the following appointments and reappointments made by the Village President and the Village Board is being asked to consider confirming for tonight’s meeting. All volunteers are residents of the Village. Terms become effective upon approval. AT TACHMENT: -New applications Expiring Term - Interest in Reappointment New Applications Recommended for Appointment Length of Term Beautification & Public Works Committee Bob Wazniak Sonteria Bowie 3 years Board of Appeals Tracie Horton Debbie Noel Govani Board of Health Charonda Farrington 2 years Building Board Nicole Robbins Chris Eger 2 years Farmer's Market Mai Her (Vendor) Hannah White 3 years Finance & Personnel Committee Candice Cole-Smith Theresa Jones Human Relations Committee Charles Greer Kathryn Chen 3 years Library Board Donna Zimmer 3 years Plan Commission Jalin Phelps 3 years Police Commission Nacarci Feaster 5 years Reena Khan Tourism Commission Dave Anderson Erica Vinson Water Commission Sheng Slogar 5 years 5 years 3 years 1 year From: noreply@civicplus.com To: Caren Brustmann Subject: Online Form Submittal: Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire Date: Monday, December 15, 2025 5:07:20 PM Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire First Name Sonteria Last Name Bowie Address City Brown Deer State WI Zip Code 53209-1324 Phone Number Email Address Years as Brown Deer Resident 10 What Village committee(s) are you interested in? Beautification & Public Works Committee, Finance & Personnel Committee, Plan Commission, Special Events Committee, Tourism Commission If interested in more than one committee, please indicate your highest preference. Beautification & Public Works Committee What non-Village committee(s) would you like to get involved in? Brown Deer Historical Society What committee(s) are you currently serving on, if any? none Why are you interested in serving on this committee: I am interested in serving on the Beautification & Public Works Committee because I value the role that well-maintained, safe, and thoughtfully designed public spaces play in the quality of life of a community. Beautification and public works are not just about appearance—they directly impact safety, accessibility, environmental responsibility, and community pride. Qualifications for serving on this committee: I bring strong qualifications to serve on the Beautification & Public Works Committee, including hands-on experience in property and facilities management, budget oversight, and community-focused planning. In my current role as a Property Manager, I am responsible for maintaining buildings, common areas, grounds, and infrastructure while coordinating vendors, inspections, and long-term maintenance planning. Other community involvement: In addition to my professional responsibilities, I am actively involved in community engagement through resident-focused initiatives and neighborhood collaboration. In my role as a Property Manager, I organize and support community events, resident meetings, and initiatives that promote connection, accountability, and pride in shared spaces. Describe your experience and thoughts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion professionally and/or as a resident of Brown Deer: My professional and personal experiences have shaped a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Professionally, I manage a diverse residential community that includes individuals and families from a wide range of cultural, economic, and generational backgrounds. In this role, equity and inclusion are not abstract concepts—they are daily practices that guide how policies are applied, how concerns are addressed, and how residents are treated with dignity and fairness. Occupation/Employer: Property Manager at The Bevy Leisure activities/hobbies: In my free time, I enjoy activities that allow me to be creative, stay organized, and connect with others. I have a strong interest in community and event planning, interior styling, and creating welcoming spaces. I also enjoy spending time outdoors, attending local events, and supporting neighborhood businesses. If appointed to a volunteer committee, do you have any conflict of interests that would impact your ability to vote on a matter brought to a certain volunteer committee? If so, please state what that conflict of interest would be: At this time, I am not aware of any conflicts of interest that would impact my ability to objectively review or vote on matters brought before a volunteer committee. I understand the importance of transparency and ethical participation, and I am committed to disclosing any potential conflict should one arise in the future. If a matter were to directly relate to my professional role or personal interests, I would follow all applicable policies and recuse myself as required to ensure fairness and integrity in the decision-making process. Signature Sonteria Bowie Date 12/15/2025 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. From: noreply@civicplus.com To: Caren Brustmann Subject: Online Form Submittal: Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire Date: Friday, April 10, 2026 9:42:13 AM Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire First Name Debbie Last Name Noel Govani Address City Brown Deer State WI Zip Code 53223 Phone Number Email Address Years as Brown Deer Resident 12 What Village committee(s) are you interested in? Police Commission If interested in more than one committee, please indicate your highest preference. Field not completed. What non-Village committee(s) would you like to get involved in? Field not completed. What committee(s) are you currently serving on, if any? none Why are you interested in serving on this committee: It is of utmost importance that the Brown Deer Police Department implements policies that effectively deter crime while utilizing enforcement strategies applicable by law to maintain the highest safety measures, standards, trust, and efficiency of the Department. Within the limited capacity of the Police Commission, the sharing of thoughts and ideas of civilian CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the North Shore Consolidated O365 Email System (Bayside, Glendale, Shorewood, Brown Deer, Whitefish Bay, and North Shore Fire & Rescue). Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. members intersectant with the experience and knowledge of law enforcement personnel, the expectations of all involved will be aligned. Qualifications for serving on this committee: As a civilian working in law enforcement, I have a special view from both sides of the aisle. Other community involvement: Field not completed. Describe your experience and thoughts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion professionally and/or as a resident of Brown Deer: Inclusion means including everyone disregarding race without excluding anyone in regards to race. Occupation/Employer: Administrative Services Manager/Shorewood Police Department Leisure activities/hobbies: Thinker, writer, poet, sketch, socialize with good friends If appointed to a volunteer committee, do you have any conflict of interests that would impact your ability to vote on a matter brought to a certain volunteer committee? If so, please state what that conflict of interest would be: No I do not. Signature Debbie Noel Govani Date 04/10/2026 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. From: noreply@civicplus.com To: Caren Brustmann Subject: Online Form Submittal: Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire Date: Thursday, January 8, 2026 4:14:37 PM Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire First Name Hannah Last Name White Address City Brown Deer State Field not completed. Zip Code Field not completed. Phone Number Email Address Field not completed. Years as Brown Deer Resident Field not completed. What Village committee(s) are you interested in? Farmers Market Committee If interested in more than one committee, please indicate your highest preference. Field not completed. What non-Village committee(s) would you like to get involved in? Field not completed. What committee(s) are you currently serving on, if any? Field not completed. Why are you interested in serving on this committee: Field not completed. Qualifications for serving on this Field not completed. CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the North Shore Consolidated O365 Email System (Bayside, Glendale, Shorewood, Brown Deer, and North Shore Fire & Rescue). Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. committee: Other community involvement: Field not completed. Describe your experience and thoughts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion professionally and/or as a resident of Brown Deer: Field not completed. Occupation/Employer: Field not completed. Leisure activities/hobbies: Field not completed. If appointed to a volunteer committee, do you have any conflict of interests that would impact your ability to vote on a matter brought to a certain volunteer committee? If so, please state what that conflict of interest would be: Field not completed. Signature Hannah White Date 1/8/26 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. From: noreply@civicplus.com To: Caren Brustmann Subject: Online Form Submittal: Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire Date: Friday, December 19, 2025 9:31:19 AM Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire First Name Kathryn Last Name Chen Address City Browner State WI Zip Code 532233 Phone Number Email Address Years as Brown Deer Resident 5 What Village committee(s) are you interested in? Board of Health, Human Relations Committee If interested in more than one committee, please indicate your highest preference. Dementia patients planning commission What non-Village committee(s) would you like to get involved in? Brown Deer Foundation What committee(s) are you currently serving on, if any? None Why are you interested in serving on this committee: I love working with the elderly, and the idea of having a voice in the planning of the improvement of living conditions and entertainment sounds wonderful to me. Qualifications for serving on this I am a14 year veteran of the US Coast Guard, I am first aid certified, held a secret security clearance, EMT certified and a CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the North Shore Consolidated O365 Email System (Bayside, Glendale, Shorewood, Brown Deer, and North Shore Fire & Rescue). Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. committee: lifelong life saver. Semper Paratis Other community involvement: Field not completed. Describe your experience and thoughts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion professionally and/or as a resident of Brown Deer: I am neighbors with Julie Quirk. Haha. Does that count? I want to be more involved in my community. I feel I've been isolated from the real struggles browner faces and I'd like to take a more active role. I believe every person has the right to use their voice, be who they want, love who they want, and are entitled to the same spaces and expression of personality as anyone else. Occupation/Employer: Homemaker / Student of communications BA at University Whitewater Leisure activities/hobbies: Writing, reading, parenting lol, walking and hiking, visiting Milwaukee parks and pools. If appointed to a volunteer committee, do you have any conflict of interests that would impact your ability to vote on a matter brought to a certain volunteer committee? If so, please state what that conflict of interest would be: None. I love everybody Signature Kathy Chen Date 12/19/2025 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. From: noreply@civicplus.com To: Caren Brustmann Subject: Online Form Submittal: Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire Date: Monday, April 13, 2026 5:21:58 PM Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire First Name Nacarci Last Name Feaster Address City Brown deer State Wi Zip Code 53223 Phone Number Email Address Years as Brown Deer Resident 20years What Village committee(s) are you interested in? Police Commission If interested in more than one committee, please indicate your highest preference. Police Commission What non-Village committee(s) would you like to get involved in? Field not completed. What committee(s) are you currently serving on, if any? Field not completed. Why are you interested in serving on this committee: Police presence is important in the Community w Qualifications for serving on this Worked 30years as a Business Representative financial secretary Treasurer of a Building Trades Union CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the North Shore Consolidated O365 Email System (Bayside, Glendale, Shorewood, Brown Deer, Whitefish Bay, and North Shore Fire & Rescue). Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. committee: Other community involvement: Field not completed. Describe your experience and thoughts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion professionally and/or as a resident of Brown Deer: It’s a must have in our community Occupation/Employer: Retired Leisure activities/hobbies: Consulting fishing Gardening traveling mentoring working out handy man If appointed to a volunteer committee, do you have any conflict of interests that would impact your ability to vote on a matter brought to a certain volunteer committee? If so, please state what that conflict of interest would be: None Signature Nacarci Feaster Date 04/13/2026 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. From: noreply@civicplus.com To: Caren Brustmann Subject: Online Form Submittal: Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire Date: Sunday, February 8, 2026 5:09:08 PM Committee/Board/Commission Questionnaire First Name Sheng Last Name Slogar Address City Brown Deer State WI Zip Code 53209 Phone Number Email Address Years as Brown Deer Resident 2 What Village committee(s) are you interested in? Water Commission If interested in more than one committee, please indicate your highest preference. Field not completed. What non-Village committee(s) would you like to get involved in? Field not completed. What committee(s) are you currently serving on, if any? N/A Why are you interested in serving on this committee: Desire to get involved in local community/governance. Through talking with Mr. Nennig, I believe we would be able to productively work together. Qualifications for serving on this While I don't have any qualifications pertaining specifically to the water utility, I've always had a strong interest in numbers and CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the North Shore Consolidated O365 Email System (Bayside, Glendale, Shorewood, Brown Deer, Whitefish Bay, and North Shore Fire & Rescue). Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. committee: policy and previously managed the books and contracts for a small business. Combined with a desire to learn more about the inner workings of our local utility, I believe this gives me a substantial foundation to contribute as a commission member. Other community involvement: N/A Describe your experience and thoughts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion professionally and/or as a resident of Brown Deer: I can't directly draw a line to DEI during my time living in Brown Deer, other than to say I've generally felt like offices and staff of the village are welcoming and accessible. Personally and professionally speaking, I believe DEI benefits everyone, just like a sidewalk curb cut benefits those with and without mobility issues. Occupation/Employer: Software Engineer, Plaid Leisure activities/hobbies: Running/hiking/music If appointed to a volunteer committee, do you have any conflict of interests that would impact your ability to vote on a matter brought to a certain volunteer committee? If so, please state what that conflict of interest would be: N/A Signature Sheng-Liang Slogar Date 2026-02-08 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER VOUCHER APPROVAL REGISTER Village Board of Trustees Date: May 4, 2026 Submitted By: Derrick Danner: Finance Director Payments Presented For Information A ttached please find the voucher list for bills accrued from March 1, 2026, through March 31, 2026. This covers check numbers 12972 – 13094 from the general checking account , and check numbers 221 – 222 from the property tax account. T he total amount of vouchers is $672,699.50 Vendor Dollar Amount 23-VOLGA 5221 BEAVER 1,428.59 ABT MAILCOM 2,313.20 AFFILIATED PROPERTY VALUATION 6,250.00 ANSHUS, PATTY 800.00 BAYSIDE, VILLAGE OF 30,000.00 BILLY HOWLED 500.00 CARRICO AQUATIC RESOURCES INC 11,218.55 CENGAGE LEARNING/GALE 805.93 CENTURY FENCE 1,780.00 CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS 1,461.65 CITY WATER LLC 31,922.06 CLEAR CUT PRINT SOLUTIONS 619.60 COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, INC 4,364.98 COMPASS MINERALS AMERICA 17,506.11 COMPASS MINERALS AMERICA 33,703.49 CORRPRO 975.00 CRIVELLO NICHOLS & HALL, S.C. 6,191.66 DAILY REPORTER 1,392.56 DEMCO 511.15 DEMCO 710.70 FLOCK SAFETY 18,500.00 GIBB BUILDING MAINTENANCE 845.00 GIELOW'S LAWN & GARDEN INC. 944.67 GRAINGER 2,015.44 GRUNAU COMPANY, INC 6,514.46 IBS SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN 881.70 INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES 2,386.80 INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES 8,372.23 J & M DISPLAYS 31,200.00 JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF 1,083.00 KELMANN CORPORATION 18,514.52 LAUTERBACH & AMEN, LLP 1,410.00 MID CITY CORPORATION 6,309.00 MILLER, BROOK 772.53 MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DIS 307,577.97 MONTGOMERY, WANDA 867.64 NORTH SHORE FIRE DEPARTMENT 816.00 NORTH SHORE FIRE/RESCUE 2,456.43 NORTH SHORE INSPECTION SERVICES, LL 10,578.72 OLSEN, LEA 643.16 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SUMMARY 3/31/2026 R & R INSURANCE SERVICES, INC 44,903.00 REGENCY JANITORIAL SERVICE, INC 1,120.30 RINGCENTRAL INC 1,467.20 ROTE OIL LTD 3,373.40 ROWLAND, BECKY 511.70 RYAN FIREPROTECTION INC. 1,111.76 SCHMITZ READY MIX INC 840.00 SPECIAL EDITIONS INC 1,053.00 STREICHER'S 1,531.14 TAPCO 1,517.60 THE OSTHOFF RESORT 4,243.42 USA TODAY MEDIA CORP. 8,140.02 VIERBICHER ASSOCIATES, INC 5,960.00 VON BRIESEN & ROPER S.C. 6,035.00 WAUKESHA CRANE SALES & SERVICE INC 540.00 WISCONSIN STEAM CLEANER 1,112.11 Subtotal 660,604.15$ Remaining Invoices 12,095.35 672,699.50$ VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER PROCLAMATION T o Recognize National Police Week 2026 WHEREAS, in 1962, President John F. Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which May 15 falls as National Police Week; and WHEREAS, established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others; and WHEREAS, since the first recorded line-of-duty death in 1786, more than 24,500 law enforcement officers in the United States have made the ultimate sacrifice; and WHEREAS, law enforcement officers place themselves in harm’s way each day to safeguard our neighborhoods, uphold the rule of law, and protect the rights and freedoms of all residents; and WHEREAS, the Village of Brown Deer recognizes the hard work, professionalism, and dedication of the men and women of the Brown Deer Police Department and values the strong partnerships between law enforcement and the community that are essential to maintaining public safety and trust; and WHEREAS, it is important to recognize the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of those who serve in law enforcement and to support efforts that promote officer safety, resilience, and wellness; and WHEREAS, May 15 is designated as Peace Officers Memorial Day in honor of all fallen officers and their families, and the flags of the United States should be flown at half-staff; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village of Brown Deer hereby proclaims May 11–16, 2026, as National Police Week and May 15, 2026, as Peace Officers Memorial Day in the Village of Brown Deer, and calls upon all residents to observe this week with appropriate ceremonies and respect, to honor those who have given their lives in the line of duty, and to express gratitude for the service of law enforcement officers in our community and in communities across the nation. PASSED BY THE VILLAGE BOARD THIS 4TH DAY OF MAY, 2026. _________________________ Wanda Montgomery Village President Attest: _________________________ Caren Brustmann Village Clerk MEMORANDUM To: Tyler Burkart – Village Manager Cc: From: Eric Fulsaas, PE - Utility Engineer; Matthew Maederer, PE – Director of Public Works Subject: Contract Award – 2026 Water Main Relay Project Background: The 2026 Water Main Relay project will replace approximately 860 feet of failing 6- inch cast iron main with new 8-inch PVC water main on W Woodale Ave from N Sherman Blvd to N Teutonia Ave. The location of the relay is illustrated in Figure 1. The project will also replace four (4) inoperable hydrants and one (1) main valve. The Utility budgeted $400,000 for the relay project and other utility replacements. A lso included in the project is the pulverizing and repaving of W Woodale Ave. The paving was included in the water utility plans and project as it is the only village street getting repaved in 2026 because of other capital projects. Figure 1 - 2026 Relay Location Project Bids: On Thursday April 9, 2026, public bids were opened for the relay project. Four bids were received from pre-qualified contractors. Included in the Village Board packet is the Bid Tab for the 2026 Water Main Relay Project. Mid City Corporation was the lowest bidder for the project at $397,302.50. The project would be funded by both the Water Utility ($333,640.00) and Department of Public Works ($63,662.50). Project Funding – Water: The water utility portion of the project is approximately 20% lower than initially budgeted. The proposed project was included in the 2026 approved capital expenditure for the Utility. The project will be funded from utility cash on hand and the 2026 debt borrowing. The base bid amount was $289,015.00 and the alternate including directional drill under Teutonia was $44,625.00. Expenditures Items 2026 Budget Amounts Bid Amounts WM Relay 300,000.00$ 250,740.00$ Hydrant & Valve Replacements 100,000.00$ 82,900.00$ Total 400,000.00$ 333,640.00$ Funding Items 2026 Updated Amounts Utility Cash 322,751.00$ 2026 Bonding 737,500.00$ Total 1,060,251.00$ Balance EOY 726,611.00$ On April 29, 2026, the Water Commission approved the award of the contract to Mid City Corporation for $333,640.00, approving the base bid and alternate bid items. Utility Manager Recommendation – Award the construction contract for the 2026 Water Main Relay Project to Mid City Corporation for $397,302.50. Motion to be recommended - I move to award the construction contract for the 2026 Water Main Relay Project to Mid City Corporation for $397,302.50. 2026 Water Main Relay Project Owner: Brown Deer Water Utility Solicitor: City Water, LLC 04/09/2026 10:00AM CDT Apparent Low Bidder Section Title Line Item Item Description UofM Quantity Unit Price Extension Unit Price Extension Unit Price Extension Unit Price Extension Unit Price Extension 01 8-INCH PVC WATER MAIN WITH GRANULAR BACKFILL LF 760 175.00 $ 133,000.00$ 154.00$ 117,040.00$ 116.00$ 88,160.00$ 180.00$ 136,800.00$ 204.00$ 155,040.00$ 02 8-INCH GATE VALVE & VALVE BOX EA 3 8,000.00$ 24,000.00$ 3,225.00$ 9,675.00$ 3,840.00$ 11,520.00$ 5,000.00$ 15,000.00$ 3,050.00$ 9,150.00$ 03 HYDRANT ASSEMBLY EA 2 17,000.00$ 34,000.00$ 9,500.00$ 19,000.00$ 14,400.00$ 28,800.00$ 9,500.00$ 19,000.00$ 12,215.00$ 24,430.00$ 04 SERVICE REINSTATEMENT (3/4 INCH) EA 12 4,000.00$ 48,000.00$ 1,700.00$ 20,400.00$ 3,830.00$ 45,960.00$ 2,500.00$ 30,000.00$ 2,695.00$ 32,340.00$ 05 SERVICE REINSTATEMENT (4-INCH & LARGER) EA 2 10,000.00$ 20,000.00$ 9,250.00$ 18,500.00$ 8,170.00$ 16,340.00$ 10,000.00$ 20,000.00$ 8,393.00$ 16,786.00$ 06 CONNECT TO EXISTING WATER MAIN EA 2 15,000.00$ 30,000.00$ 9,250.00$ 18,500.00$ 11,000.00$ 22,000.00$ 15,000.00$ 30,000.00$ 8,365.00$ 16,730.00$ 07 SAW CUTTING LF 500 5.00$ 2,500.00$ 1.00$ 500.00$ 4.00$ 2,000.00$ 4.00$ 2,000.00$ 1.98$ 990.00$ 08 TRAFFIC CONTROL LS 1 1,000.00$ 1,000.00$ 2,000.00$ 2,000.00$ 30,700.00$ 30,700.00$ 1,500.00$ 1,500.00$ 1,800.00$ 1,800.00$ 09 TEMPORARY EROSION CONTROL LS 1 1,000.00$ 1,000.00$ 500.00$ 500.00$ 1,530.00$ 1,530.00$ 500.00$ 500.00$ 1,000.00$ 1,000.00$ 10 HYDRANT ASSEMBLY (MISC) EA 4 16,000.00$ 64,000.00$ 17,500.00$ 70,000.00$ 13,200.00$ 52,800.00$ 16,500.00$ 66,000.00$ 15,745.00$ 62,980.00$ 11 6-INCH VALVE & VALVE BOX (MISC) EA 1 10,500.00$ 10,500.00$ 12,900.00$ 12,900.00$ 11,000.00$ 11,000.00$ 11,000.00$ 11,000.00$ 12,736.00$ 12,736.00$ 12 PULVERIZE, SHAPE, & GRADE SY 2390 6.00$ 14,340.00$ 6.00$ 14,340.00$ 3.90$ 9,321.00$ 6.50$ 15,535.00$ 6.67$ 15,941.30$ 13 ROADWAY ASPHALTIC CONCRETE LOWER LEVEL (2 1/2" THICK) TON 340 95.00 $ 32,300.00$ 90.50$ 30,770.00$ 87.50$ 29,750.00$ 95.00$ 32,300.00$ 95.00$ 32,300.00$ 14 ROADWAY ASPHALTIC CONCRETE UPPER LEVEL (1 1/2" THICK) TON 205 85.00 $ 17,425.00$ 90.50$ 18,552.50$ 112.00$ 22,960.00$ 95.00$ 19,475.00$ 95.00$ 19,475.00$ ALTERNATE 15 8-INCH CERTA-LOK PVC DIRECTIONAL DRILL LF 105 305.00$ 32,025.00$ 425.00$ 44,625.00$ 456.00$ 47,880.00$ 500.00$ 52,500.00$ 619.00$ 64,995.00$ Base Bid and Alternate Bid Total 464,090.00$ 397,302.50$ 420,721.00$ 451,610.00$ 466,693.30$ 64,995.00$ 401,698.30$ DF Tomasini Contractors, Inc. 47,880.00$ 44,625.00$ 52,500.00$ Engineer's Estimate Mid City Corporation Musson Bros., Inc. American Sewer Services, Inc. 352,677.50$ 372,841.00$ 399,110.00$ Base Bid Total Alternate Bid Total 432,065.00$ 32,025.00$ BASE BID SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT This Settlement Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into by and between BROOK LANE MILWAUKEE ASSOCIATES LP, a limited partnership existing under the laws of the State of Delaware, and duly authorized to conduct business in the State of Wisconsin, ("Brook Lane"), and the VILAGE OF BROWN DEER (the "Village"), a municipal corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Wisconsin (each individually, a "Party" and collectively, the "Parties"). 1. Definitions. In this Agreement: "Property 1" means the land and improvements located at 4475 W. Dean Road, Tax Parcel Number 066-9983-004, located within the Village. "Property 2" means the land and improvements located at 4525 W. Dean Road, Tax Parcel Number 066-9983-003, located within the Village. "Tax Year" means a year in which an assessment is made as of January 1, with taxes based on the assessment payable in the year following the tax year. "Effective Date" means the date by which all Parties have executed this Agreement. "Refund Claims" means the Tax Year 2025 Refund Claims timely filed by Brook Lane with the Village of Brown Deer Clerk on January 30, 2026 seeking a refund of excessive taxes assessed by the Village against Property 1 and Property 2. 2. Refund of Taxes: Pursuant to Wis. Stat. §§ 70.43 and/or 74.37, the Village shall issue a refund payable to the Husch Blackwell, LLP Trust Account or to another account designated by Brook Lane in writing, in the amount of $263,404.58 for the 2025 Tax Year. The Village is paying this amount as a partial refund for property taxes paid by Brook Lane based on the assessment of Property 1 for the 2025 Tax Year. The Parties agree that the agreed upon assessed value for the purpose of calculating the refund set forth is $8,275,000 for Property 1 for the 2025 Tax Year. The Parties further agree that no portion of the refund constitutes interest or penalties. No refund will be issued for Property 2. 3. 2026 Assessments: The Parties agree the 2026 Assessment for Property 1 will be set at $6,275,000 and the 2026 Assessment for Property 2 will remain at $11,812,500. 4. Waiver of Costs & Interest. Each Party waives all claims for costs and interest. 5. Time of Payment. The Village shall issue the refund amount described under Paragraph 2 of this Agreement within 14 days of approval by the Village Board of Trustees. 6. No Representations. Each Party acknowledges and agrees that no representation or promise not expressly contained in this Agreement has been made by the opposing Party or any of its employees, attorneys, agents, or representatives. Each Party acknowledges that it is not entering into this Agreement on the basis of any such representation or promise, express or implied. 1 7. Binding on Successors. This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of each of the Parties and their respective heirs, successors, and assigns. 8. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed and interpreted by the laws of the State of Wisconsin. 9. Attornelz's Fees (Enforcement of Agreement). If any Party breaches any of the terms of the Settlement Agreement, the non-breaching Party shall be entitled to recover from the breaching Party the reasonable, acfual costs, expenses, and actual attorney's fees incurred by the nonbreaching Party in connection with the enforcement of this Settlement Agreement. Fees shall be recoverable only if the non-breaching Party is the prevailing Party in a final judgment or order entered by a court of competent jurisdiction in an action to enforce this Settlement Agreement. 10. Interpretation of Aereement. The Parties acknowledge that this Agreement is the product ofjoint negotiations. If any dispute arises concerning the interpretation of this Agreement: (a) neither Party shall be deemed the drafter of this Agreement for purposes of its interpretation; and (b) the Parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute. 1 1. Representation By Counsel; Reliance. Each Party represents that in entering into this Agreement, the Party has relied on its own judgment and on the advice of its attorneys, and that no statements or representations made by the other Party or any of its agents, except statements or representations expressly made in this Agreement, have influenced or induced the Party to sign this Agreement. Each Party acknowledges that it has had the opportunity to consult with attorneys of its choice regarding this Agreement. 12. No Assienment or Transfer. Brook Lane represents and warrants that it has not assigned or transferred to anyone and will not assign or transfer to anyone any of the claims in its Refund Claims. 13. Entire Asreement. This Agreement states and constitutes the entire agreement of the Parties concerning its subject matter and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements (written or oral), representations, negotiations, and discussions concerning its subject matter, including but not limited to, all agreements (written or oral), representations, negotiations, and discussions made in the course of settlement discussions regarding this matter. 14. Use of this Agreement. This Agreement shall not be filed in any case or proceeding whatsoever, except for the purpose of enforcing this Agreement. This Agreement or the terms of this settlement and any part of this Agreement shall not be admissible in any future judicial or administrative proceeding and shall not be offered as evidence or presented by either Party in any future judicial or administrative proceeding. 15. No Admissions of Liability or Concerning Assessments or Fair Market Value. This Agreement is the settlement of Brook Lane's Refund Claims. By entering into this Agreement, the Village does not admit any liability to Brook Lane for any of the claims asserted in the Refund Claims, and the terms agreed to under this Agreement shall not be construed as an admission of any such liability. Neither Party makes an admission about the assessments or the fair market value 2 of the Properties as of January I,2025 or any other date nor any other admission conceming the assessment of the Properties. In addition, none of the agreed upon assessments as of January 1, 2025 or January 1,2026 shall be admissible in any proceeding or assessment challenge in any subsequent Tax Year. 16. Waiver. No waiver of any breach of this Agreement shall be deemed a continuing waiver of that breach or a waiver of any other breach of this Agreement. 17 . Amendments or Modifications. This Agreement may not be amended, modified or altered in any manner whatsoever, except by a further written agreement duly authoized and signed by the Parties. 18. Authorization to Sign Agreement. Each person signing this Agreement on behalf of either Party represents and warrants that the person holds the position indicated beneath the person's signature and that the person has the requisite corporate or other authority to sign this Agreement on behalf of the Party. 19. Readins of Agreement. Each person signing this Agreement on behalf of either Party acknowledges that the person has read this Agreement, that the person understands the terms and conditions of this Agreement, that the person (if other than an attorney for the party) has had the opporfunity to consult with legal counsel concerning this Agreement, and that the person freely and voluntarily signs this Agreement. Dated 2026. BROOK LANE MILWAUKEE ASSOCIATES LP Title: Dated: 2026 VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER Title BY BY J REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION COMMITTEE CONSIDERATION: Village Board ITEM DESCRIPTION: Presentation from the Village Assessor on the 2026 Assessment Process PREPARED BY: Caren Brustmann, Village Clerk REPORT DATE: May 4, 2026 RECOMMENDED MOTION: No motion, presentation only. EXPLANATION: The open book session is an informal meeting with the assessor where property owners can review their property assessment and ask questions. If you believe your property’s assessed value may not reflect current market conditions or property details, this is the time to discuss it directly with the assessor. • The open book period will be held from May 26 – June 2. To schedule an appointment, please call (262) 758-3681. Many concerns can be resolved at this stage without needing to attend the Board of Review. If, after attending open book, you still have concerns about your assessment, you may present your case to the Board of Review. This is a more formal process where property owners can provide evidence to support their opinion of value. The members will listen to your testimony and make a determination based on the information you presented. • The Board of Review will be held on Thursday, June 25 at 1:00pm at the Village Hall. Objections to your property assessment must be received at least 48 hours prior to this meeting. Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County 2026 Assessment-to-Sale Ratios Sales that include manufacturing property excluded. Sales that include exempt property excluded. Sale prices are NOT time adjusted. The weighted assessment-to-sale ratio for the Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County is 87.8% based on 330 valid sales from 1/1/2023 to 4/19/2026. The overall weighted coefficient of dispersion is 23.1%. The overall weighted price-related differential is 134.4%. The overall confidence rating for this analysis is 68.6%. Weighted Assessment-to-Sale Ratios by Tax Class Tax Class # of Parcels Total Assessed Value Confid Rating # of Valid Sales Weighted Ratio Aggregate Ratio Mean Ratio Median Ratio C.O.D. C.O.C. P.R.D 2 $15,207,300 0 4,144 $1,054,250,200 313 99.5%Residential 99.5% 100.1% 99.0% 11.1% 72.8% 100.5% 99.6% 177 $460,217,300 17 60.9%Commercial 58.5% 124.0% 99.5% 50.4% 52.9% 211.9% 0.0% 3 $690,000 0Agricultural 24 $0 0Exempt The assessment-to-sale ratio for a single sale is the total value of all property included in the sale (as determined by the Market Drive valuation model used for tax assessment purposes) divided by the adjusted sale price. Sale prices are adjusted to remove any items sold that are not valued for tax purposes and may also be time adjusted . If sale prices used in this analysis were time adjusted it would be indicated in the heading on page 1 of this report. The total assessed value is the value of all properties in the tax class as determined by the Market Drive valuation model used for tax assessment purposes . Each property is placed into one and only one stratum. Therefore, the total assessed value shown here for a tax class will not match the market value shown on the statement of assessments for the same tax class if there are any properties that have land and/or buildings in multiple tax classes. The weighted ratio for a tax class is derived from the weighted assessment- to-sale ratio of each neighborhood group within the tax class. The neighborhood group ratios are combined using a weight that is proportionate to the total assessed value of all land and buildings in the neighborhood group . See the next section titled 'Weighted Assessment-to-Sale Ratios by Neighborhood Group'. The aggregate ratio is the sum value of all property sold divided by the sum of all sales prices . The aggregate ratio is another kind of weighted ratio. The mean ratio is the arithmetic average of the assessment-to-sale ratios for all valid sales in the stratum. The median ratio is the assessment-to-sale ratio of the middle sale in the stratum when those sales are sorted by their assessment- to-sale ratio. The coefficient of dispersion (C.O.D.) is the average deviation from the median ratio of all assessment- to-sale ratios for all valid sales in the stratum. The coefficient of concentration (C.O.C.) is the percentage of all valid sales whose assessment-to-sale ratio falls within 15% of the median ratio. The price-related differential (P.R.D.) is the mean ratio divided by the aggregate ratio. Assessments are said to be progressive when the ratio falls below 98% meaning higher valued properties are being overassessed therefore favoring low value properties. Assessments are said to be regressive when the ratio rises above 103% meaning higher valued properties are underassessed therefore favoring high value properties. Ratios falling between 98% and 103% suggest that properties are being treated uniformly. The confidence rating is the percentage of property value represented by a sample size ( valid sales) of at least 5% by count and by value. A low confidence rating means there are not enough sales to be confident that the statistical measures shown truly represent all properties . Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 1 of 27 Aggregate Assessment-to-Sale Ratios (Used to Calculate Weighted Ratios) Aggregate Ratio* # of Valid Sales # of ParcelsTax Class / Market Segment Mean Ratio Median Ratio Coefficient of Dispersion Coefficient of Concentration Price-Related Differential Total Assessed Value (no property type) in Commercial 2 $15,207,300 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Residential Single family residential in Residential 3,345 $971,161,300 240 99.2% 99.0% 97.5% 11.5% 70.4% 99.8% Single family residential in Residential Condominium 719 $70,532,800 69 103.1% 103.7% 103.0% 9.1% 79.7% 100.6% Single family condo in Residential Condominium 40 $8,838,500 4 105.7% 103.7% 101.7% 10.0% 75.0% 98.0% Single family condo in Residential 4 $1,003,800 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Multi family residential in Residential 2 $418,900 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Multi family residential in Residential Condominium 1 $457,500 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Residential - other in Residential 3 $189,500 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Fire station in Commercial 1 $0 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Vacant residential in Residential 29 $1,647,900 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Commercial Single family residential in Commercial 1 $364,000 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Residential - other in Commercial 1 $79,600 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Apartment 4-23 units in Commercial 18 $196,703,400 1 30.9% 30.9% 30.9% 0.0% 100.0% 100.2% Hotel in Commercial 4 $14,516,400 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Mixed use lodging in Commercial 3 $1,041,100 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Nursing home asstd living in Commercial 3 $22,261,100 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% CBRF in Commercial 3 $1,949,000 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Bank / lending institution in Commercial 3 $6,210,100 2 113.9% 112.8% 112.8% 2.6% 100.0% 99.0% Office - medical in Commercial 2 $4,057,200 1 99.5% 99.5% 99.5% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% Veterinary clinic / hospital in Commercial 1 $466,700 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Parking - paved in Commercial 2 $213,700 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Office - other in Commercial 25 $56,018,300 3 106.3% 107.4% 105.6% 10.1% 66.7% 101.1% Funeral home in Commercial 1 $1,583,400 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Day care center in Commercial 3 $4,413,600 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Bowling alley in Commercial 1 $1,150,900 1 115.1% 115.1% 115.1% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% Golf course / country club in Commercial 1 $8,897,400 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Restaurant - sit down in Commercial 3 $1,924,600 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Fast food in Commercial 4 $2,929,200 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Tavern / lounge / grill / cabaret in Commercial 3 $1,275,300 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Supermarket - stand alone in Commercial 1 $2,933,000 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Retail - warehouse/wholesale in Commercial 1 $14,113,700 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Neighborhood shopping center in Commercial 6 $17,829,500 2 77.4% 357.6% 357.6% 83.4% 0.0% 462.0% Community shopping center in Commercial 1 $2,651,300 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Retail / shopping center other in Commercial 12 $24,636,200 1 102.7% 102.7% 102.7% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% New auto/boat/equip dealership in Commercial 1 $4,830,800 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Gas/service station - C store in Commercial 3 $2,396,600 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 2 of 27 Aggregate Ratio* # of Valid Sales # of ParcelsTax Class / Market Segment Mean Ratio Median Ratio Coefficient of Dispersion Coefficient of Concentration Price-Related Differential Total Assessed Value Commercial (cont'd) Automotive - other in Commercial 8 $4,446,000 2 93.2% 92.5% 92.5% 3.0% 100.0% 99.2% Warehouse in Commercial 14 $29,597,800 1 97.1% 97.1% 97.1% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% Mini-warehouse / self storage in Commercial 18 $9,388,600 1 54.7% 54.7% 54.7% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% Mfg - light in Commercial 4 $10,806,600 1 58.2% 58.2% 58.2% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% Mfg - R&D / flex in Commercial 1 $1,345,200 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Vacant commercial in Commercial 25 $9,187,000 1 102.0% 102.0% 102.0% 0.0% 100.0% 100.0% Agricultural Agricultural in Commercial 1 $68,700 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Agricultural in Residential 2 $621,300 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Exempt Vacant land - other in Commercial 24 $0 0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% * The aggregate ratio is the sum value of all property sold divided by the sum of all sales prices . See the next section titled 'Supporting Sales Data'. The sales in this stratum form a sample size of at least a 5% by count and by value of the properties they represent. Used to calculate the confidence rating. Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 3 of 27 Supporting Sales Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential $83,044,760 $82,655,100 Single family condo in Residential Condominium 7/7/2025 030-0294-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct Unit 203 $130,000 $118,200 90.9% 8/16/2024 030-0279-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct Unit 106 $124,900 $119,900 96.0%d 10/7/2025 011-0178-000 4050 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 3 $110,000 $118,000 107.3% 2/9/2024 047-0172-001 4482 W Dean Rd $203,000 $244,400 120.4%d Single family residential in Residential 10/21/2024 085-9984-002 7860 N 45th St $190,000 $90,200 47.5%d 8/25/2025 068-0297-000 8024 N Grandview Dr $320,000 $208,700 65.2% 9/13/2024 008-0231-000 6253 W Pierner Pl $412,000 $275,500 66.9%c 12/22/2025 067-0049-000 8274 N 55th St $319,000 $215,200 67.5% 5/31/2024 009-0127-000 5155 W Radcliffe Dr $390,000 $283,400 72.7%d 12/10/2025 067-0114-000 8246 N 52nd St $289,900 $211,100 72.8% 12/19/2025 046-0092-000 8707 N 52nd St $250,000 $182,500 73.0% 10/2/2025 085-0061-000 7644 N 48th St $320,000 $234,400 73.3% 5/23/2025 065-1021-000 8105 N Green Bay Rd $325,000 $246,000 75.7% 7/7/2025 046-0331-000 5727 W Range Ave $292,000 $223,100 76.4% 6/30/2025 066-9978-000 8031 N 45th St $335,000 $256,900 76.7% 5/9/2025 046-0229-000 8423 N 52nd St $315,000 $241,800 76.8% 5/8/2025 066-0055-000 8304 N 48th St $360,000 $276,800 76.9% 11/19/2025 046-0336-000 8574 N 58th St $300,000 $232,700 77.6% 12/20/2024 009-0130-000 5150 W Fairy Chasm Rd $365,000 $284,500 77.9%d 8/7/2024 008-0226-000 9235 N 60th St $415,000 $323,500 78.0%d 5/2/2025 067-0126-000 5115 W Churchill Ln $270,000 $213,300 79.0% 9/30/2025 065-1024-000 3414 W Pelican Ln $380,000 $301,100 79.2% 8/26/2024 046-0070-000 5215 W Wahner Ave $265,000 $210,300 79.4%d 8/21/2025 068-0257-000 8088 N 65th St $260,000 $207,800 79.9% 9/5/2025 046-0224-000 5310 W Dean Rd $275,000 $219,900 80.0% 6/6/2025 030-0091-000 6717 W Pierner Pl $416,000 $334,500 80.4% 5/6/2025 046-0189-000 5225 W Terry Ave $277,000 $224,100 80.9% 5/15/2025 046-0044-000 8511 N 54th St $310,000 $251,000 81.0% 12/12/2025 086-8930-000 4095 W Woodale Ave $307,500 $249,200 81.0% 8/7/2025 008-0180-000 6247 W Glenbrook Rd $405,000 $329,000 81.2% 7/8/2024 085-0154-000 4513 W Dunwood Rd $280,000 $227,800 81.4%d 7/14/2025 010-0032-000 9502 N 45th St $485,000 $396,200 81.7% 5/9/2025 068-0236-000 6243 W Arch Ave $291,000 $239,600 82.3% 11/17/2025 085-0231-000 7736 N 51st St $265,000 $218,700 82.5% 8/29/2025 085-0007-000 7680 N 44th St $255,000 $210,700 82.6% Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 4 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 9/3/2025 009-0081-000 9202 N 60th St $374,900 $309,900 82.7% 9/26/2025 028-0013-000 4916 W Joleno Ct $390,000 $324,700 83.3% 6/10/2024 047-0084-000 4990 W Donna Dr $290,000 $243,300 83.9%d 8/22/2025 047-0083-000 8466 N 50th St $310,000 $260,500 84.0% 7/28/2025 008-0096-000 6017 W Donges Ln $360,000 $303,000 84.2% 7/25/2024 085-0211-000 7715 N 49th St $292,500 $247,000 84.4%d 12/15/2025 068-0277-000 8025 N 62nd St $304,000 $256,600 84.4% 7/25/2025 066-0001-000 8383 N 50th St $400,000 $338,700 84.7% 10/14/2025 046-0398-000 5878 W Range Ave $260,000 $220,200 84.7% 11/1/2024 046-0080-000 8628 N 53rd St $365,000 $311,300 85.3%c 11/26/2025 046-0356-000 5665 W Range Ave $280,000 $239,200 85.4% 3/27/2025 068-0229-000 6128 W Tower Ave $249,900 $213,700 85.5% 4/4/2025 010-0105-000 5063 W Woodland Dr $419,900 $359,000 85.5% 10/15/2025 046-0394-000 5734 W Range Ave $255,000 $218,300 85.6% 6/20/2025 085-0154-000 4513 W Dunwood Rd $270,000 $232,300 86.0% 5/20/2024 068-0053-000 8302 N Grandview Dr $321,000 $278,100 86.6%d 2/2/2024 066-9978-000 8031 N 45th St $296,000 $256,900 86.8%c 10/28/2024 068-0041-000 8353 N 65th St $279,900 $243,400 87.0%d 3/8/2024 048-8976-001 8639 N Deerwood Dr $255,000 $222,200 87.1%d 7/11/2025 046-0351-000 8575 N 56th St $284,900 $248,700 87.3% 7/21/2025 065-1120-000 8083 N 37th St $257,000 $224,300 87.3% 9/13/2024 067-0030-000 8263 N 54th St $270,000 $236,600 87.6%c 12/6/2024 066-9973-011 4847 W Goodrich Ln $500,000 $440,100 88.0%d 8/28/2024 067-0118-000 8314 N 52nd St $285,000 $251,400 88.2%c 4/2/2024 086-8944-001 4140 W Fountain Ave $265,500 $234,100 88.2%d 5/15/2024 046-0201-000 5302 W Donna Dr $281,000 $247,900 88.2%d 11/4/2025 008-9993-001 6123 W County Line Rd $299,900 $265,200 88.4% 8/12/2025 045-0029-000 8666 N 62nd St $324,000 $286,800 88.5% 5/31/2024 065-1080-000 8217 N 38th St $345,000 $306,500 88.8%c 5/16/2025 085-0157-000 4425 W Dunwood Rd $330,000 $294,900 89.4% 4/19/2024 046-0122-000 5109 W Wahner Ave $242,000 $216,500 89.5%d 5/2/2024 067-0148-000 5441 W Churchill Ln $259,000 $231,900 89.5%d 8/6/2025 068-0303-000 8075 N 61st St $260,000 $233,100 89.7% 5/27/2025 068-0125-000 6277 W Villa Ln $250,000 $224,600 89.8% 12/11/2024 067-0183-000 8057 N 53rd St $257,000 $231,600 90.1%d 9/2/2025 046-0156-000 5314 W Terry Ave $246,000 $222,100 90.3% 4/10/2025 067-0045-000 8234 N 55th St $250,000 $226,900 90.8% 12/2/2024 067-0066-000 8228 N 54th St $235,000 $214,200 91.1%d 9/19/2024 066-9986-002 8237 N 44th St $370,000 $340,000 91.9%d Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 5 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 1/8/2024 067-0054-000 8325 N 53rd St $250,000 $229,700 91.9%d 1/16/2024 068-0214-000 8162 N 61st St $253,000 $232,500 91.9%d 12/22/2025 008-0020-000 6549 W Donges Ln $385,000 $355,400 92.3% 8/30/2024 068-0272-000 8064 N 64th St $265,000 $245,100 92.5%d 9/23/2024 067-0092-000 8304 N 53rd St $295,000 $273,100 92.6%d 6/6/2025 066-0008-000 8243 N 50th St $335,000 $310,100 92.6% 10/11/2024 046-0056-000 8658 N 54th St $341,900 $317,100 92.7%c 10/16/2024 009-0161-000 5240 W Joleno Ln $415,000 $386,200 93.1%d 8/27/2024 047-0121-000 4862 W Dean Rd $245,000 $228,100 93.1%d 3/24/2025 085-0136-000 4434 W Fountain Ave $280,000 $261,700 93.5% 4/29/2024 085-0144-000 4632 W Fountain Ave $260,000 $244,200 93.9%d 11/25/2024 008-0002-001 6401 W County Line Rd $310,000 $291,500 94.0%d 6/28/2024 046-0319-000 5870 W Donna Dr $273,000 $256,600 94.0%d 5/24/2024 068-0319-000 8024 N 62nd St $270,500 $254,700 94.2%d 6/13/2025 068-0063-000 6453 W Darnel Ave $278,000 $261,900 94.2% 8/29/2025 010-0093-000 9358 N Fairy Chasm Ln $370,000 $348,500 94.2% 2/26/2024 085-0054-000 4627 W Fountain Ave $265,000 $250,200 94.4%d 8/5/2024 030-0083-000 6578 W Pierner Pl $350,000 $331,100 94.6%d 3/20/2025 085-0030-000 7600 N 48th St $315,000 $299,000 94.9% 5/9/2024 046-0104-000 8578 N 52nd St $305,000 $289,400 94.9%d 3/18/2025 046-0208-000 5221 W Donna Dr $240,000 $227,700 94.9% 1/4/2023 085-0136-000 4434 W Fountain Ave $270,000 $256,600 95.0%d 7/19/2024 068-0326-000 6229 W Goodrich Ln $250,000 $237,800 95.1%d 1/25/2024 085-9983-000 7839 N 45th St $217,500 $207,100 95.2%d 8/25/2023 046-0044-000 8511 N 54th St $260,000 $247,600 95.2%d 5/23/2025 067-0060-000 8237 N 53rd St $314,000 $299,200 95.3% 4/10/2024 067-0216-000 8048 N 53rd St $230,000 $219,900 95.6%d 2/16/2024 046-0356-000 5665 W Range Ave $249,900 $239,200 95.7%d 6/16/2025 045-0031-000 8642 N 62nd St $350,000 $335,300 95.8% 4/8/2025 086-8942-001 7728 N Sherman Blvd $177,000 $169,700 95.9% 11/6/2024 085-0214-000 4907 W Parkland Ave $275,000 $264,000 96.0%d 8/29/2025 030-1002-000 9029 Brandybrook Tr $450,000 $432,100 96.0% 10/31/2025 029-0098-000 9150 N 60th St $405,000 $388,700 96.0% 10/1/2024 067-0163-000 8016 N 55th St $230,000 $221,200 96.2%c 4/12/2024 068-0263-000 6442 W Goodrich Ln $237,000 $228,100 96.2%d 10/21/2024 046-0087-000 8635 N 52nd St $239,900 $231,300 96.4%d 2/20/2025 068-0220-000 8126 N Grandview Dr $240,000 $231,300 96.4% 8/14/2024 046-0215-000 5355 W Donna Dr $342,000 $329,900 96.5%d 1/16/2024 008-0070-000 9460 N Bethanne Dr $329,900 $318,600 96.6%d Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 6 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 11/22/2024 045-0060-000 8605 N 62nd St $300,000 $290,200 96.7%d 3/24/2025 068-0035-000 8387 N Grandview Dr $210,000 $203,400 96.9% 5/14/2024 065-1100-000 8053 N 38th St $310,000 $300,600 97.0%d 1/31/2025 029-0021-000 9059 N Silver Brook Ln $330,000 $320,300 97.1% 6/3/2025 047-0003-000 8630 N 51st St $350,000 $339,900 97.1% 8/25/2023 067-0198-000 5141 W Willow Rd $225,000 $218,700 97.2%d 6/21/2024 008-0058-000 6139 W Floral Ln $360,000 $350,000 97.2%d 10/24/2025 008-0136-000 6217 W Carolann Dr $335,000 $325,500 97.2% 9/30/2024 047-0120-000 4882 W Dean Rd $255,000 $248,100 97.3%d 6/12/2024 030-0020-000 9021 N Bethanne Dr $330,000 $321,300 97.4%d 5/22/2024 085-0133-000 4406 W Fountain Ave $275,000 $267,900 97.4%d 4/10/2024 066-0134-000 8053 N 45th St $289,900 $282,800 97.6%d 5/22/2025 067-0097-000 8355 N 51st St $249,900 $243,900 97.6% 1/30/2024 046-0118-000 8665 N 51st St $212,000 $207,200 97.7%d 1/17/2025 008-0044-000 9495 N 67th St $335,000 $327,400 97.7% 9/8/2025 008-0135-000 6239 W Carolann Dr $375,000 $366,200 97.7% 5/27/2025 047-0017-000 4990 W Wabash Ave $283,000 $277,400 98.0% 8/22/2024 068-0342-000 8102 N 61st St $235,000 $230,600 98.1%d 6/2/2025 048-1010-001 3921 W River Ln $371,000 $366,400 98.8% 9/4/2024 045-9935-001 8642 N 66th St $417,000 $412,700 99.0%d 3/22/2024 010-0124-000 5106 W Woodland Dr $427,000 $422,600 99.0%d 4/28/2025 009-0218-000 5369 W Donges Ln $465,000 $460,500 99.0% 3/16/2023 046-0007-000 5315 W Brown Deer Rd $220,000 $218,300 99.2%d 7/16/2024 009-0059-000 5786 W Silverleaf Ln $370,000 $367,500 99.3%d 2/21/2025 009-0096-000 9250 N Pearlette Ln $325,000 $323,600 99.6% 10/18/2024 068-0136-000 8125 N 66th St $250,000 $249,900 100.0%d 2/7/2025 029-0032-000 9166 N Silver Brook Ln $355,000 $355,300 100.1% 2/21/2025 067-0038-000 5416 W Churchill Ln $240,000 $240,700 100.3% 12/23/2025 065-1002-000 8160 N 37th St $410,000 $411,300 100.3% 6/21/2024 045-9952-000 8559 N 66th St $287,500 $288,600 100.4%d 1/16/2024 046-0278-000 8545 N 59th St $250,000 $251,200 100.5%d 10/20/2025 065-8998-000 8361 N Cedarburg Rd $437,000 $439,400 100.5% 8/12/2024 068-0090-000 8292 N 61st St $342,000 $344,100 100.6%c 11/22/2024 009-0141-000 9136 N Alpine Ln $328,000 $330,300 100.7%d 2/6/2024 085-0052-000 4605 W Fountain Ave $265,000 $267,300 100.9%c 11/15/2024 065-1141-000 3908 W Kirchhoff Ave $390,000 $394,000 101.0%c 10/13/2025 068-0123-000 6297 W Villa Ln $290,000 $293,300 101.1% 6/27/2024 010-0079-000 4975 W Radcliffe Dr $415,000 $420,700 101.4%d 6/13/2025 085-0090-000 4915 W Spring Ln $278,000 $281,900 101.4% Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 7 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 11/12/2024 065-1012-000 8188 N Warwick Ct $360,000 $365,800 101.6%d 9/20/2024 008-0042-000 9561 N 67th St $450,000 $457,500 101.7%d 12/4/2025 067-0171-000 8067 N 54th St $270,000 $274,700 101.7% 6/12/2024 046-0390-000 5636 W Range Ave $230,000 $234,400 101.9%d 6/3/2024 030-0096-000 6601 W Pierner Pl $403,000 $411,200 102.0%d 10/27/2025 086-8985-000 3901 W Fountain Ave $223,000 $227,400 102.0% 9/19/2025 068-0134-000 6620 W Tower Ave $239,000 $244,300 102.2% 2/25/2025 008-0017-000 6663 W Donges Ln $475,000 $488,000 102.7% 4/24/2025 085-0071-000 4520 W Spring Ln $345,000 $356,000 103.2% 7/22/2024 046-0242-000 8409 N 59th St $245,000 $253,000 103.3%d 7/7/2025 008-0061-000 9471 N 60th St $345,000 $356,400 103.3% 5/21/2025 008-9985-002 9219 N 60th St $275,000 $284,300 103.4% 3/14/2025 009-0213-000 5372 W Donges Ln $490,000 $508,900 103.9% 9/12/2024 085-0156-000 4435 W Dunwood Rd $249,900 $259,800 104.0%d 6/6/2024 029-0045-000 8948 N Silver Brook Ln $345,000 $359,100 104.1%c 5/16/2025 086-8957-000 3943 W Parkland Ave $240,000 $249,900 104.1% 10/20/2025 008-9989-002 6336 W Donges Ln $345,000 $359,500 104.2% 4/1/2025 046-0161-000 8532 N 52nd St $299,900 $313,900 104.7% 8/16/2024 045-0036-000 8676 N 63rd St $376,000 $394,000 104.8%d 4/23/2025 009-0169-000 9179 N Troy Ct $385,000 $404,000 104.9% 3/31/2025 085-0035-000 4624 W Calumet Rd $296,000 $310,400 104.9% 7/22/2025 028-0006-000 4951 W Joleno Ln $360,000 $378,700 105.2% 11/6/2025 045-0037-000 8680 N 63rd St $280,000 $295,100 105.4% 10/11/2024 008-0233-000 6323 W Pierner Pl $324,000 $342,300 105.6%d 4/4/2025 085-0041-000 4434 W Calumet Rd $367,000 $388,300 105.8% 1/31/2024 008-0234-000 6355 W Pierner Pl $340,000 $361,000 106.2%d 5/3/2024 009-0175-000 9133 N Deer Ct $350,000 $372,100 106.3%d 11/13/2025 009-0038-000 5889 W Silverleaf Ln $336,000 $357,100 106.3% 9/23/2024 085-0032-000 4706 W Calumet Rd $244,000 $259,600 106.4%d 2/16/2024 010-0109-000 9376 N Fairy Chasm Ln $344,000 $366,300 106.5%d 6/14/2024 009-0253-000 9418 Woods Cir $539,000 $575,400 106.8%d 4/7/2025 067-0228-000 5313 W Goodrich Ln $286,000 $306,200 107.1% 11/25/2024 008-0045-000 9491 N 67th St $355,000 $381,600 107.5%d 3/11/2024 008-0032-000 6513 W Floral Ln $390,000 $419,100 107.5%d 5/1/2024 008-0213-000 6426 W Glenbrook Rd $345,000 $372,200 107.9%d 12/3/2024 030-0024-001 9014 N Goldendale Dr $430,000 $464,200 108.0%c 1/30/2024 046-0016-000 5334 W Wahner Ave $212,000 $229,200 108.1%d 8/9/2024 030-1029-000 9057 Brandybrook Tr $454,000 $492,800 108.5%d 3/17/2025 010-0110-000 9394 N Fairy Chasm Ln $365,000 $396,000 108.5% Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 8 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 6/12/2024 030-0085-000 6626 W Pierner Pl $350,000 $379,900 108.5%d 12/4/2025 067-0047-000 8254 N 55th St $270,000 $293,600 108.7% 2/27/2024 085-9962-000 4400 W Parkland Ave $270,000 $293,700 108.8%d 11/15/2024 009-0025-000 5475 W Silverleaf Ln $320,000 $349,100 109.1%d 4/2/2024 066-0098-000 8134 N 50th St $321,660 $355,200 110.4%d 11/3/2025 046-0082-000 8608 N 53rd St $244,900 $270,400 110.4% 3/6/2025 046-0234-000 5741 W Ester Pl $270,000 $299,000 110.7% 3/18/2025 047-0099-000 4963 W Terry Ave $240,000 $265,700 110.7% 2/26/2024 009-9978-004 9406 N 60th St $340,000 $376,800 110.8%c 6/10/2024 009-0040-000 5795 W Silverleaf Ln $360,000 $399,000 110.8%d 11/21/2025 008-0022-000 6506 W Floral Ln $320,500 $356,000 111.1% 6/16/2025 045-0073-000 8530 N 63rd St $280,000 $312,600 111.6% 3/3/2025 068-0356-000 8341 N 67th St $339,900 $379,500 111.7% 1/17/2025 009-0136-000 5392 W Fairy Chasm Rd $307,850 $344,900 112.0% 9/10/2025 068-0222-000 6258 W Tower Ave $190,000 $213,700 112.5% 2/13/2025 010-9996-000 4777 W County Line Rd $333,000 $376,200 113.0% 12/6/2024 065-1009-000 8215 N Green Bay Rd $380,000 $431,000 113.4%c 2/26/2024 045-0083-000 8601 N 63rd St $278,000 $316,600 113.9%d 12/11/2024 008-9984-003 9252 N Bethanne Dr $339,900 $388,600 114.3%d 9/5/2024 009-0083-000 9234 N 60th St $340,000 $389,400 114.5%d 9/20/2024 009-0046-000 5887 W Glenbrook Rd $320,000 $367,800 114.9%d 2/6/2024 029-0054-000 5760 W Green Brook Dr $360,000 $413,900 115.0%d 9/15/2025 086-8912-000 7838 N Sherman Blvd $245,000 $282,400 115.3% 1/24/2024 085-0236-000 7769 N 50th St $275,000 $318,700 115.9%d 6/21/2024 009-0143-000 9190 N Alpine Ln $306,000 $356,100 116.4%d 12/4/2025 009-0045-000 5503 W Silverleaf Ln $360,000 $420,200 116.7% 5/23/2025 009-0260-000 9518 Woods Cir $525,000 $615,900 117.3% 12/12/2025 029-0052-000 5836 W Green Brook Dr $280,500 $329,300 117.4% 11/7/2025 030-1008-000 9125 Brandybrook Tr $375,000 $440,200 117.4% 9/26/2025 047-0118-000 4922 W Dean Rd $550,000 $646,400 117.5% 5/28/2024 085-0147-000 7726 N 47th St $265,900 $313,900 118.1%d 2/28/2025 066-0112-000 8124 N Greenview Ct $325,000 $387,500 119.2% 8/15/2025 085-9969-000 7820 N 46th St $285,000 $341,800 119.9% 6/14/2024 009-0101-000 9245 N Carlotta Ln $463,000 $559,400 120.8%d 11/18/2025 010-0040-000 4532 W Ravine Ln $382,500 $462,700 121.0% 4/4/2025 009-0258-000 9480 Woods Cir $440,000 $533,300 121.2% 2/27/2025 030-0029-000 9090 N Goldendale Dr $326,500 $399,100 122.2% 2/20/2025 086-8943-001 7710 N Sherman Blvd $279,000 $341,600 122.4% 3/22/2024 065-1115-000 3913 W Pelican Ln $335,000 $410,400 122.5%d Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 9 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 4/18/2024 066-0111-000 8112 N Greenview Ct $310,000 $381,100 122.9%d 8/8/2025 008-0157-000 6604 W Glenbrook Rd $322,500 $412,500 127.9% 5/23/2025 066-0172-000 8104 N 44th St $195,000 $250,100 128.3% 8/13/2024 030-1027-000 9021 Brandybrook Tr $449,000 $583,000 129.8%d 5/28/2025 066-0038-000 8282 N 49th St $290,000 $376,800 129.9% 5/31/2024 045-9961-001 8430 N 68th St $260,000 $340,800 131.1%d 1/10/2024 086-8910-001 7862 N Sherman Blvd $285,000 $376,300 132.0%d 4/30/2024 065-1046-000 8080 N 37th St $260,000 $344,800 132.6%d 10/22/2024 085-9977-003 7861 N 46th St $329,000 $445,400 135.4%d 8/28/2025 045-9970-000 8534 N 68th St $300,000 $406,600 135.5% 3/29/2024 009-0221-000 5345 W Woodland Dr $430,000 $584,100 135.8%d 11/1/2024 045-9899-002 8727 N 64th St $275,000 $378,900 137.8%d 12/23/2025 067-0078-000 8267 N 52nd St $185,000 $264,400 142.9% 2/16/2024 029-0045-000 8948 N Silver Brook Ln $250,000 $359,100 143.6%d Single family residential in Residential Condominium 5/28/2025 011-0063-000 4225 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 13 $89,900 $70,200 78.1% 9/23/2025 011-0061-000 4225 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 11 $84,900 $70,200 82.7% 7/18/2025 011-0164-000 4080 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 14 $120,000 $102,900 85.8% 3/27/2025 011-0359-000 4252 W Cherrywood Ln $139,000 $119,500 86.0% 10/8/2024 046-0584-000 5650 W Wahner Ave Unit 107 $65,900 $56,800 86.2%c 6/26/2024 030-0250-000 9097 N Park Plaza Ct $81,000 $72,000 88.9%d 7/3/2025 030-0288-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct Unit 115 $130,000 $117,200 90.2% 4/10/2025 030-0284-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct Unit 111 $129,900 $117,500 90.5% 7/25/2024 011-0131-000 4117 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 6 $87,000 $78,900 90.7%d 5/30/2025 011-0155-000 4080 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 5 $77,400 $70,200 90.7% 8/29/2025 030-0307-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct Unit 216 $130,000 $118,200 90.9% 9/6/2024 011-0067-000 4225 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 17 $115,000 $105,500 91.7%c 12/6/2024 011-0163-000 4080 W River Edge Cir Unit 13 $67,000 $61,700 92.1%d 5/2/2025 011-0093-000 4155 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 18 $87,000 $80,600 92.6% 12/10/2025 011-0297-000 4253 W Cherrywood Ln $140,000 $130,800 93.4% 9/4/2024 011-0002-000 4253 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 2 $113,000 $105,500 93.4%c 7/11/2025 030-0163-000 9010 N Park Plaza Ct $77,000 $72,000 93.5% 10/2/2025 030-0170-000 9017 N Park Plaza Ct $76,900 $72,000 93.6% 11/14/2025 046-0450-000 5901 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 117 $58,000 $54,500 94.0% 4/26/2024 030-0292-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct Unit 201 $125,000 $118,200 94.6%d 4/26/2024 011-0197-000 4050 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 22 $123,000 $118,000 95.9%d 9/20/2024 046-0489-000 5675 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 202 $84,000 $81,700 97.3%c 2/14/2025 011-0348-000 4118 W Cherrywood Ln $135,000 $131,700 97.6% 1/12/2024 011-0236-000 3921 W County Line Rd Unit 11 $110,000 $108,800 98.9%d Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 10 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 4/19/2024 046-0575-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 216 $55,000 $54,500 99.1%d 6/24/2025 011-0109-000 4073 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 9 $124,000 $123,500 99.6% 3/21/2024 011-0103-000 4073 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 3 $118,000 $118,000 100.0%d 7/16/2025 011-0011-000 4253 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 11 $117,000 $117,700 100.6% 10/31/2025 011-0211-000 4000 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 11 $71,500 $72,600 101.5% 11/7/2025 011-0314-000 4111 W Cherrywood Ln $128,000 $130,800 102.2% 9/15/2025 011-0323-000 4001 W Cherrywood Ln $130,000 $132,900 102.2% 4/26/2024 030-0183-000 9030 N Park Plaza Ct $86,000 $88,000 102.3%d 3/1/2024 011-0110-000 4073 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 10 $115,000 $118,000 102.6%d 9/27/2024 046-0530-000 5625 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 207 $53,000 $54,500 102.8%d 7/26/2024 011-0283-000 4219 W Cherrywood Ln $157,000 $161,700 103.0%d 1/9/2025 011-0329-000 4151 W Cherrywood Ln $106,000 $109,600 103.4% 4/5/2024 030-0207-000 9054 N Park Plaza Ct $85,000 $88,000 103.5%d 8/19/2025 011-0200-000 4050 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 25 $90,000 $93,500 103.9% 7/18/2025 030-0270-000 9117 N Park Plaza Ct $90,500 $94,100 104.0% 7/2/2024 011-0071-000 4225 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 21 $113,000 $118,000 104.4%d 2/28/2024 011-0311-000 4127 W Cherrywood Ln $125,000 $130,800 104.6%d 3/7/2024 046-0557-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 116 $52,000 $54,500 104.8%d 4/25/2025 030-0255-000 9102 N Park Plaza Ct $83,000 $88,000 106.0% 5/10/2024 011-0011-000 4253 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 11 $109,950 $117,700 107.0%d 1/10/2025 011-0168-000 4080 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 18 $69,900 $74,900 107.2% 3/15/2024 011-0191-000 4050 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 16 $110,000 $118,000 107.3%d 11/21/2024 011-0191-000 4050 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 16 $110,000 $118,000 107.3%d 5/28/2024 011-0203-000 4000 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 3 $110,000 $118,000 107.3%d 6/4/2025 011-0084-000 4155 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 9 $109,900 $118,000 107.4% 1/13/2025 046-0526-000 5625 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 203 $75,000 $80,800 107.7% 6/14/2024 011-0294-000 4205 W Cherrywood Ln $155,000 $167,500 108.1%d 7/30/2024 011-0287-000 4267 W Cherrywood Ln $123,000 $134,100 109.0%d 8/15/2024 011-0291-000 4275 W Cherrywood Ln $122,000 $133,800 109.7%d 11/15/2024 030-0175-000 9022 N Park Plaza Ct $80,000 $88,000 110.0%d 5/14/2025 011-0112-000 4073 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 12 $85,000 $93,500 110.0% 6/19/2025 011-0075-000 4225 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 25 $84,900 $93,500 110.1% 7/23/2025 011-0222-000 4000 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 22 $102,000 $114,200 112.0% 5/2/2025 011-0033-000 4200 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 8 $104,000 $118,000 113.5% 8/30/2024 011-0022-000 4253 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 22 $102,000 $118,000 115.7%d 4/26/2024 011-0135-000 4117 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 10 $100,000 $118,000 118.0%d 10/6/2025 011-0307-000 4141 W Cherrywood Ln $109,000 $130,800 120.0% 10/11/2024 011-0251-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 110 $61,000 $74,400 122.0%d 5/16/2025 011-0252-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 201 $65,000 $80,300 123.5% Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 11 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Residential (cont'd) 10/4/2024 011-0179-000 4050 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 4 $95,000 $118,000 124.2%d 8/29/2024 011-0352-000 4126 W Cherrywood Ln $95,000 $119,500 125.8%d 11/29/2024 011-0323-000 4001 W Cherrywood Ln $105,200 $132,900 126.3%d 5/19/2025 011-0003-000 4253 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 3 $99,000 $128,600 129.9% 9/30/2025 011-0260-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 209 $61,000 $82,600 135.4% 6/4/2025 011-0266-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 305 $62,000 $87,500 141.1% Commercial $69,677,614 $40,767,700 Apartment 4-23 units in Commercial 4/30/2025 010-9985-002 4343 W Deer Run pass $38,300,000 $11,816,100 30.9% Automotive - other in Commercial 12/26/2025 066-9974-000 4730 W Bradley Rd $263,000 $235,800 89.7% 4/10/2024 048-8985-003 8759 N Deerwood Dr $449,000 $428,000 95.3%d Bank / lending institution in Commercial 5/2/2025 027-8998-001 4200 W Brown Deer Rd $1,400,000 $1,536,900 109.8% 12/30/2025 047-0209-001 4801 W Brown Deer Rd $3,200,000 $3,703,200 115.7% Bowling alley in Commercial 4/17/2024 085-9953-000 4715 W Bradley Rd $1,000,000 $1,150,900 115.1%d Mfg - light in Commercial 9/2/2025 047-9984-001 8601 N 43rd St $890,000 $517,900 58.2% Mini-warehouse / self storage in Commercial 6/10/2024 028-1040-000 8949 N Deerbrook Trl Unit 106 $333,520 $182,500 54.7%c Neighborhood shopping center in Commercial 5/2/2025 027-9000-023 9074 N Green Bay Rd $11,000,000 $6,547,900 59.5% 3/15/2024 085-9952-002 4747 W Bradley Rd $340,000 $2,229,200 655.6%c Office - medical in Commercial 9/30/2024 065-8975-001 8200 N Teutonia Ave $450,000 $447,900 99.5%d Office - other in Commercial 10/24/2025 065-8983-002 8330 N Teutonia Ave $585,000 $540,000 92.3% 10/28/2024 066-0181-000 4324 W Bradley Rd $330,000 $348,400 105.6%d 3/1/2024 029-9996-004 5960 W Brown Deer Rd $465,000 $578,000 124.3%c Retail / shopping center other in Commercial 11/26/2024 028-0026-000 4600 W Brown Deer Rd $1,040,000 $1,068,400 102.7%d Vacant commercial in Commercial 4/25/2025 028-0031-001 8900 N Arbon Dr $1,632,094 $1,665,300 102.0% Warehouse in Commercial 4/4/2025 065-8974-001 8100 N Teutonia Ave $8,000,000 $7,771,300 97.1% Number of sales include: 330 Sale includes property from another municipality.a Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 12 of 27 b The assessed value on Jan 1st of the sale year was not used because the sale was marked an outlier and therefore the assessed value should not be used . The computed market value of all property included in the sale was used in its place. c The assessed value on Jan 1st of the sale year was not used because the sale was rejected for DOR ratio purposes and therefore the assessed value should not be used . The computed market value of all property included in the sale was used in its place. The assessed value on Jan 1st of the sale year was not used because the valuation models have been reconfigured since the sale date which makes the assessed value prior to the sale irrelavent . The computed market value of all property included in the sale was used in its place . d d Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 13 of 27 Sales Excluded Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded 12/7/2023 066-0015-000 8326 N 50th St $283,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/23/2024 028-0020-003 4300 W Brown Deer Rd $1 $0 0% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 11/6/2023 067-0163-000 8016 N 55th St $180,500 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/18/2023 046-0213-000 5333 W Donna Dr $143,900 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 1/17/2023 086-8887-003 4114 W Woodale Ave $56,000 $0 0% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 12/4/2023 046-0605-000 5650 W Wahner Ave Unit 210 $50,600 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/4/2023 030-0240-000 9087 N Park Plaza Ct $49,700 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/1/2023 030-0209-000 9056 N Park Plaza Ct $49,700 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/1/2023 030-0205-000 9052 N Park Plaza Ct $78,400 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/30/2023 046-0548-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 107 $40,800 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/2/2023 046-0548-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 107 $20,400 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/30/2023 046-0545-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 104 $58,300 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/2/2023 046-0545-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 104 $29,150 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/12/2023 030-0205-000 9052 N Park Plaza Ct $78,400 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 4/28/2023 011-0038-000 4200 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 13 $28,300 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/14/2023 011-0080-000 4155 W River Edge Cir Unit 5 $92,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 3/17/2023 011-0140-000 4117 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 15 $125,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/20/2023 046-0605-000 5650 W Wahner Ave Unit 210 $32,600 $0 0% Financing - exchange 4/20/2023 011-0207-000 4000 W River Edge Cir Unit 7 $59,100 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/19/2023 030-0301-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct $74,500 $0 0% Rights - life estate 2/15/2023 011-0089-000 4155 W River Edge Cir Unit 14 $85,700 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 4/21/2023 011-0218-000 4000 W River Edge Cir $28,300 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/24/2023 011-0320-000 4103 W Cherrywood Ln $91,500 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/1/2023 011-0064-000 4225 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 14 $63,200 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/26/2023 047-0202-000 4548 W Dean Rd $180,300 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/26/2023 046-0605-000 5650 W Wahner Ave Unit 210 $32,600 $0 0% Financing - exchange 8/17/2023 047-0172-002 4484 W Dean Rd $162,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 14 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded 5/23/2024 086-8895-001 7909 N Teutonia Ave $338,750 $139,200 41% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 12/27/2024 011-0296-000 4251 W Cherrywood Ln $140,000 $128,700 92% Not in any market segment 4/18/2025 046-0393-000 5710 W Range Ave $296,000 $290,700 98% Not in any market segment 4/14/2025 011-0277-000 9512 N Green Bay Rd $145,000 $143,800 99% Not in any market segment 12/19/2024 010-0037-000 4595 W Donges Ln $280,000 $300,000 107% Not in any market segment 9/11/2024 009-9997-005 5161 W Donges Ln $13,000 $316,400 2,434% Rights - partial interest Residential Single family residential in Residential 12/5/2025 009-0180-000 5045 W Elk Ct $389,900 $0 0% Sale ratio is 0 8/26/2024 046-0080-000 8628 N 53rd St $391,000 $170,800 44% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/5/2024 045-9946-000 8663 N 66th St $258,400 $135,100 52% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/30/2024 048-1015-000 8701 N Kildeer Ct $282,000 $178,100 63% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/20/2024 048-8964-000 8551 N 42nd St $125,000 $79,600 64% Market exp - other (see comment) 4/19/2024 047-0093-000 4837 W Terry Ave $319,000 $219,900 69% Usable 2/28/2024 065-1083-000 8159 N 38th St $266,900 $186,400 70% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/23/2024 086-8979-001 3920 W Calumet Rd $292,600 $206,300 71% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/23/2024 086-8979-001 3920 W Calumet Rd $292,600 $206,300 71% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/23/2024 086-8979-001 3920 W Calumet Rd $292,600 $206,300 71% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/11/2024 068-0307-000 8115 N 61st St $265,000 $189,400 72% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/9/2024 085-9978-001 7840 N 46th St $210,000 $152,700 73% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/1/2024 046-0081-000 8618 N 53rd St $255,000 $189,300 74% Market exp - other (see comment) 7/26/2024 085-0104-000 7649 N 50th St $300,000 $223,700 75% Market exp - exempt from fee 4/29/2024 085-0144-000 4632 W Fountain Ave $260,000 $194,300 75% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/23/2024 065-1096-000 8111 N 38th St $330,000 $247,100 75% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 4/10/2024 047-0111-000 4947 W Donna Dr $218,100 $165,900 76% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/23/2024 085-0014-000 7668 N 45th St $248,000 $189,300 76% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/1/2024 067-0092-000 8304 N 53rd St $226,571 $180,000 79% Market exp - other (see comment) 4/29/2024 068-9999-000 6677 W Dean Rd $213,000 $170,300 80% Market exp - other (see comment) 8/22/2024 068-0342-000 8102 N 61st St $235,000 $189,000 80% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 15 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 9/5/2024 030-0049-000 6363 W Plaza Cir $309,000 $251,200 81% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/29/2024 045-0080-000 6251 W Wabash Ave $287,500 $234,300 82% Market exp - other (see comment) 8/26/2024 046-0161-000 8532 N 52nd St $217,501 $180,000 83% Compulsion - tax, sheriff, judicial sale 8/1/2024 030-0028-000 9076 N Goldendale Dr $323,600 $270,700 84% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/2/2024 067-0069-000 8260 N 54th St $190,000 $160,600 85% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/12/2024 046-0390-000 5636 W Range Ave $230,000 $197,300 86% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/7/2024 009-0243-000 9514 Carlotta Ln $627,900 $541,200 86% Rights - life estate 2/21/2025 085-0219-000 7694 N 50th St $302,300 $260,500 86% Market exp - exempt from fee 4/8/2024 064-8996-000 3320 W Bradley Rd $235,500 $203,200 86% Compulsion - tax, sheriff, judicial sale 7/1/2024 010-0062-000 9274 N 51st St $304,600 $266,100 87% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/27/2024 010-0105-000 5063 W Woodland Dr $275,000 $240,300 87% Market exp - other (see comment) 12/3/2024 066-0113-000 4833 W Willow Rd $317,800 $279,600 88% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/7/2024 068-0252-000 8121 N Grandview Dr $209,900 $186,500 89% Rights - life estate 8/30/2024 085-0156-000 4435 W Dunwood Rd $186,800 $166,200 89% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/15/2024 009-0166-000 5330 W Joleno Ln $284,000 $253,700 89% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/27/2024 068-0016-000 6378 W Darnel Ave $205,000 $156,200 89% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/7/2024 067-0137-000 5226 W Willow Rd $202,500 $183,900 91% Financing - exchange 10/18/2024 067-0091-000 8272 N 53rd St $203,000 $185,400 91% Market exp - other (see comment) 8/28/2024 047-0054-000 4953 W Wabash Ave $250,000 $229,100 92% Market exp - other (see comment) 5/2/2024 064-8998-000 3400 W Bradley Rd $290,200 $270,700 93% Rights - other (see comment) 6/14/2024 046-0175-000 8415 N 51st St $198,400 $186,400 94% Market exp - gift 6/14/2024 046-0175-000 8415 N 51st St $198,400 $186,400 94% Market exp - gift 12/12/2024 045-9941-002 8725 N 66th St $333,600 $314,200 94% Market exp - gift 6/10/2024 009-0040-000 5795 W Silverleaf Ln $360,000 $339,500 94% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/28/2025 010-0031-000 9484 N 45th St $728,000 $343,500 94% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/27/2024 046-0432-001 8790 N 56th St $369,800 $350,800 95% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/27/2024 046-0432-001 8790 N 56th St $369,800 $350,800 95% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/3/2024 086-8943-001 7710 N Sherman Blvd $288,000 $273,300 95% Market exp - gift 7/7/2025 046-0221-000 5400 W Dean Rd $241,800 $229,700 95% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 16 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 6/10/2024 065-8990-002 8175 N Cedarburg Rd $271,300 $259,600 96% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/15/2024 046-0163-000 8512 N 52nd St $243,800 $234,800 96% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/12/2024 045-0013-000 8650 N 64th St $254,400 $245,600 97% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/30/2025 029-0021-000 9059 N Silver Brook Ln $330,000 $320,300 97% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 12/5/2024 048-1006-000 8710 N Kildeer Ct $400,900 $393,200 98% Market exp - exempt from fee 3/22/2024 065-1115-000 3913 W Pelican Ln $335,000 $330,300 99% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/6/2024 067-0018-000 5314 W Nokomis Rd $203,200 $202,800 100% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/26/2025 068-0143-000 8160 N Ivy St $204,000 $203,800 100% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 7/3/2024 008-0163-000 6631 W Glenbrook Rd $314,000 $314,000 100% Market exp - gift 7/17/2024 068-0344-000 6039 W Tower Ave $184,100 $184,100 100% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/8/2025 029-0004-000 9026 N 60th St $312,000 $312,300 100% Financing - exchange 9/4/2024 068-0035-000 8387 N Grandview Dr $160,000 $160,200 100% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/22/2024 046-0203-000 5222 W Donna Dr $206,700 $208,100 101% Rights - other (see comment) 8/28/2024 009-0169-000 9179 N Troy Ct $319,700 $322,400 101% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/30/2024 046-0414-000 5788 W Betty Ln $235,500 $238,400 101% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/26/2024 008-0197-000 6387 W Cloverleaf Ln $300,000 $305,000 102% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/10/2024 068-0220-000 8126 N Grandview Dr $182,500 $186,200 102% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/22/2024 029-0004-000 9026 N 60th St $240,000 $245,100 102% Market exp - gift 8/4/2025 068-0183-000 6388 W Arch Ave $210,400 $215,200 102% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/15/2025 068-0385-000 8280 N 67th St $282,200 $292,400 104% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 4/25/2025 010-0060-000 9232 N 51st St $335,000 $348,900 104% Rights - other (see comment) 11/12/2024 009-0024-000 9332 N Carlotta Ln $288,000 $300,100 104% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/15/2025 009-9990-001 5405 W County Line Rd $198,400 $207,700 105% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/21/2025 085-0159-000 4407 W Dunwood Rd $200,900 $210,900 105% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 3/14/2024 068-0356-000 8341 N 67th St $305,551 $321,200 105% Market exp - other (see comment) 12/12/2024 009-0152-000 5277 W Fairy Chasm Rd $280,000 $296,400 106% Market exp - other (see comment) Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 17 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 6/25/2024 068-0216-000 8182 N 61st St $223,100 $237,700 107% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/31/2024 030-1004-000 9065 Brandybrook Tr $310,200 $331,100 107% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/5/2024 008-0192-000 6378 W Carolann Dr $339,700 $362,300 107% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/28/2025 066-0014-000 8346 N 50th St $250,500 $267,400 107% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/28/2025 066-0014-000 8346 N 50th St $250,500 $267,400 107% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/31/2024 030-0083-000 6578 W Pierner Pl $265,000 $285,500 108% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/8/2024 068-0297-000 8024 N Grandview Dr $145,000 $156,100 108% Market exp - other (see comment) 1/8/2024 086-8910-001 7862 N Sherman Blvd $285,000 $307,800 108% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/8/2024 046-0056-000 8658 N 54th St $168,000 $182,500 109% Market exp - sale to exempt org 11/20/2025 009-0009-000 5200 W Glenbrook Rd $289,000 $316,100 109% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/4/2024 009-0109-000 5386 W Radcliffe Dr $261,900 $286,800 110% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/24/2025 086-8963-000 4117 W Parkland Ave $265,000 $291,300 110% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/29/2024 030-0119-000 9132 N Bethanne Dr $392,400 $432,500 110% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/5/2025 068-0307-000 8115 N 61st St $153,062 $169,300 111% Market exp - other (see comment) 2/12/2024 046-0264-000 5811 W Donna Dr $215,000 $237,900 111% Financing - exchange 11/11/2024 065-1059-000 8227 N 37th St $250,000 $277,000 111% Rights - other (see comment) 7/29/2024 008-0134-000 6265 W Carolann Dr $303,000 $337,200 111% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/18/2025 068-0191-000 6206 W Arch Ave $200,900 $225,500 112% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 1/2/2024 030-0060-000 6195 W Plaza Cir $270,000 $305,000 113% Market exp - exempt from fee 3/25/2024 066-0034-000 8362 N 49th St $249,500 $282,000 113% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/27/2024 009-0160-000 5176 W Joleno Ln $254,000 $287,900 113% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/8/2025 048-1014-000 8715 N Kildeer Ct $260,200 $296,000 114% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/30/2024 008-0163-000 6631 W Glenbrook Rd $274,000 $314,000 115% Market exp - gift 6/12/2025 068-0063-000 6453 W Darnel Ave $227,900 $261,900 115% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 11/15/2024 085-0041-000 4434 W Calumet Rd $209,000 $241,300 116% Market exp - other (see comment) 5/9/2025 064-9000-000 3480 W Bradley Rd $381,700 $442,600 116% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/12/2025 010-0002-000 4657 W County Line Rd $319,000 $374,500 117% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 18 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 4/19/2024 066-0208-000 8106 N 51st St $320,000 $375,900 118% Market exp - gift 4/15/2024 068-0090-000 8292 N 61st St $200,000 $235,400 118% Market exp - other (see comment) 8/18/2025 068-0144-000 8152 N Ivy St $263,000 $309,600 118% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 4/24/2024 067-0118-000 8314 N 52nd St $175,000 $206,100 118% Market exp - other (see comment) 6/5/2023 066-0203-000 8026 N 51st St $335,000 $394,500 118% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/1/2024 066-0094-000 4978 W Goodrich Ln $227,000 $268,100 118% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/14/2024 067-0049-000 8274 N 55th St $150,000 $177,800 119% Market exp - other (see comment) 6/3/2025 068-0381-000 8154 N 67th St $254,300 $302,000 119% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/29/2025 046-0045-000 8501 N 54th St $196,600 $233,500 119% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/14/2025 085-0007-000 7680 N 44th St $177,000 $210,700 119% Rights - partial interest 2/10/2025 085-0007-000 7680 N 44th St $177,000 $210,700 119% Rights - partial interest 11/8/2024 085-0041-000 4434 W Calumet Rd $200,000 $241,300 121% Market exp - exempt from fee 4/10/2024 010-0041-000 4562 W Ravine Ln $300,000 $369,200 123% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/4/2024 085-0071-000 4520 W Spring Ln $150,000 $186,100 124% Market exp - other (see comment) 2/7/2024 008-0166-000 6567 W Glenbrook Rd $305,000 $379,700 125% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/7/2024 008-0166-000 6567 W Glenbrook Rd $305,000 $379,700 125% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/6/2024 066-0071-000 4798 W Willow Rd $205,000 $255,400 125% Rights - other (see comment) 3/26/2024 009-0221-000 5345 W Woodland Dr $430,000 $541,800 126% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/16/2025 065-1091-000 8262 N Cedarburg Rd $355,300 $450,900 127% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/9/2025 045-9941-001 8731 N 66th St $338,200 $430,300 127% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/21/2025 085-0100-000 7607 N 50th St $300,000 $385,800 129% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/3/2024 045-9992-000 8663 N 60th St $265,000 $343,500 130% Market exp - other (see comment) 4/30/2024 065-1046-000 8080 N 37th St $260,000 $338,300 130% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/7/2025 045-9922-001 8446 N 66th St $323,700 $424,000 131% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/31/2024 046-0264-000 5811 W Donna Dr $180,500 $237,900 132% Rights - other (see comment) 10/1/2024 009-0101-000 9245 N Carlotta Ln $452,200 $596,200 132% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 19 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 3/14/2024 067-0171-000 8067 N 54th St $174,300 $235,000 135% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/6/2024 085-0063-000 4712 W Spring Ln $139,700 $188,900 135% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/6/2024 085-0063-000 4712 W Spring Ln $139,700 $188,900 135% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/30/2024 028-0003-000 4841 W Joleno Ln $235,900 $319,000 135% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/26/2024 067-0003-000 5411 W Dean Rd $137,500 $186,700 136% Market exp - exempt from fee 4/5/2024 010-9996-000 4777 W County Line Rd $230,000 $314,200 137% Market exp - other (see comment) 9/3/2024 046-0019-000 5304 W Wahner Ave $132,700 $181,300 137% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/19/2024 046-0108-000 8545 N 51st St $139,400 $190,600 137% Rights - life estate 5/30/2024 009-0118-000 5489 W Radcliffe Dr $200,000 $274,900 138% Market exp - other (see comment) 3/5/2024 046-0259-000 5716 W Ester Pl $205,400 $282,800 138% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/4/2025 068-0134-000 6620 W Tower Ave $176,000 $244,300 139% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/2/2025 009-0253-000 9418 Woods Cir $380,400 $547,900 144% Market exp - gift 9/2/2025 009-0253-000 9418 Woods Cir $380,400 $547,900 144% Market exp - gift 9/30/2024 066-0055-000 8304 N 48th St $148,000 $213,600 144% Market exp - other (see comment) 1/23/2024 030-0068-000 6232 W Plaza Cir $183,700 $273,200 149% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/11/2025 009-0055-000 5624 W Silverleaf Ln $280,000 $416,300 149% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 7/19/2024 010-0004-000 4597 W County Line Rd $247,500 $368,500 149% Market exp - exempt from fee 3/4/2024 065-1141-000 3908 W Kirchhoff Ave $225,200 $336,700 150% Compulsion - tax, sheriff, judicial sale 12/20/2024 009-0097-000 9274 N Pearlette Ln $250,000 $374,100 150% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/28/2024 065-1009-000 8215 N Green Bay Rd $202,000 $303,400 150% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/31/2025 067-0123-000 8364 N 52nd St $157,100 $238,600 152% Rights - other (see comment) 3/14/2024 009-0118-000 5489 W Radcliffe Dr $180,000 $274,900 153% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/13/2025 066-0126-000 8263 N 46th St $242,500 $373,900 154% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/4/2024 008-0052-000 9442 N Goldendale Dr $228,200 $353,000 155% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/15/2024 047-0056-000 8516 N 51st St $165,000 $260,500 158% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/30/2024 008-0017-000 6663 W Donges Ln $245,000 $387,600 158% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/14/2025 008-0169-000 6560 W Carolann Dr $245,000 $393,100 160% Market exp - family, inheritance, will Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 20 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 8/13/2024 010-0037-000 4595 W Donges Ln $225,000 $362,300 161% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/31/2024 009-0169-000 9179 N Troy Ct $200,000 $322,400 161% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 6/30/2025 008-9987-003 6340 W Donges Ln $183,850 $296,800 161% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 6/25/2024 067-0187-000 5318 W Goodrich Ln $150,000 $245,000 163% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/25/2024 067-0187-000 5318 W Goodrich Ln $150,000 $245,000 163% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/22/2025 030-1039-000 9114 Brandybrook Tr $282,400 $477,900 169% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/28/2025 067-0236-000 5107 W Goodrich Ln $122,750 $209,400 171% Rights - partial interest 2/28/2025 067-0236-000 5107 W Goodrich Ln $122,750 $209,400 171% Rights - life estate 2/11/2025 008-0119-000 9390 N Bethanne Dr $157,950 $286,600 181% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/7/2024 066-0078-000 4980 W Willow Rd $115,800 $210,400 182% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/10/2025 008-0163-000 6631 W Glenbrook Rd $200,000 $365,900 183% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/31/2024 030-0083-000 6578 W Pierner Pl $154,250 $285,500 185% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/18/2024 010-0154-002 5075 W County Line Rd $250,000 $483,400 193% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/16/2024 068-0026-000 8301 N Grandview Dr $150,000 $292,200 195% Rights - other (see comment) 11/15/2024 046-0163-000 8512 N 52nd St $120,000 $234,800 196% Market exp - other (see comment) 5/7/2024 045-9961-001 8430 N 68th St $150,000 $303,200 202% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/7/2024 045-9961-001 8430 N 68th St $150,000 $303,200 202% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/28/2025 010-0144-000 5155 W County Line Rd $200,000 $409,900 205% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/29/2024 008-0086-000 9470 N Maura Ln $157,100 $345,200 220% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 9/22/2025 066-0077-000 4956 W Willow Rd $132,550 $334,900 253% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/12/2024 010-0035-000 4655 W Donges Ln $92,250 $235,900 256% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/30/2025 009-0047-000 5853 W Glenbrook Rd $156,000 $415,500 266% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/23/2025 066-0199-000 8041 N Sherman Blvd $142,550 $380,000 267% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 9/27/2024 067-0049-000 8274 N 55th St $48,000 $177,800 370% Market exp - other (see comment) 9/27/2024 067-0049-000 8274 N 55th St $48,000 $177,800 370% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 21 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 3/26/2024 085-0209-000 7685 N 49th St $22,750 $183,100 805% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/29/2024 068-0307-000 8115 N 61st St $5,000 $189,400 3,788% Market exp - other (see comment) Single family residential in Residential Condominium 8/29/2025 030-0233-000 9080 N Park Plaza Ct $100,000 $72,000 72% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 8/29/2025 030-0160-000 9007 N Park Plaza Ct $100,000 $72,000 72% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 4/15/2024 030-0182-000 9029 N Park Plaza Ct $106,400 $79,500 75% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/29/2024 011-0054-000 4225 Rivers Edge Cir Unit 4 $110,000 $85,000 77% Market exp - other (see comment) 8/29/2025 030-0230-000 9077 N Park Plaza Ct $100,000 $88,000 88% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 5/3/2024 030-0309-000 8900 N Park Plaza Ct $121,600 $109,700 90% Rights - other (see comment) 11/4/2024 030-0253-000 9100 N Park Plaza Ct $84,000 $79,500 95% Compulsion - other (see comment) 9/20/2024 046-0588-000 5650 W Wahner Ave Unit 111 $50,600 $49,000 97% Market exp - other (see comment) 12/30/2024 046-0470-000 5675 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 101 $77,000 $75,100 98% Market exp - other (see comment) 11/6/2024 011-0188-000 4050 W River Edge Cir Unit 13 $85,000 $85,000 100% Market exp - other (see comment) 9/23/2024 046-0534-000 5625 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 211 $225,000 $230,000 102% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/5/2024 030-0161-000 9008 N Park Plaza Ct $61,000 $63,500 104% Market exp - other (see comment) 10/11/2024 011-0251-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 110 $61,000 $64,300 105% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/23/2024 011-0197-000 4050 W River Edge Cir Unit 22 $101,200 $109,500 108% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/25/2024 011-0338-000 4010 W Cherrywood Ln $142,000 $159,000 112% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/25/2024 011-0338-000 4010 W Cherrywood Ln $142,000 $159,000 112% Market exp - other (see comment) 7/21/2025 011-0206-000 4000 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 6 $52,000 $70,200 135% Compulsion - tax, sheriff, judicial sale 10/1/2024 046-0498-000 5675 W Brown Deer Rd Unit 211 $100,000 $138,000 138% Market exp - other (see comment) 11/20/2024 011-0025-000 4253 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 25 $60,000 $85,000 142% Market exp - exempt from fee 3/13/2024 046-0565-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 206 $48,000 $69,700 145% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/3/2024 046-0599-000 5650 W Wahner Ave Unit 204 $48,100 $72,300 150% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 22 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 5/31/2024 011-0291-000 4275 W Cherrywood Ln $76,000 $122,300 161% Market exp - other (see comment) 11/1/2024 011-0342-000 4106 W Cherrywood Ln $74,400 $122,300 164% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/4/2025 011-0221-000 4000 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 21 $70,000 $118,000 169% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/28/2024 011-0231-000 3921 W County Line Rd Unit 6 $54,300 $100,300 185% Not a market sale 8/8/2024 011-0327-000 4009 W Cherrywood Ln $50,000 $122,300 245% Market exp - gift 4/28/2025 011-0244-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 103 $35,750 $87,500 245% Rights - partial interest 4/28/2025 011-0244-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 103 $35,750 $87,500 245% Rights - partial interest 2/14/2024 011-0246-000 9500 N Green Bay Rd Unit 105 $32,000 $79,000 247% Market exp - gift 11/1/2024 011-0342-000 4106 W Cherrywood Ln $47,500 $122,300 258% Rights - partial interest 4/28/2025 011-0033-000 4200 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 8 $23,000 $118,000 513% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 3/1/2024 011-0110-000 4073 W Rivers Edge Cir Unit 10 $388 $109,500 28,222% Market exp - family, inheritance, will Single family condo in Residential 5/29/2025 047-0162-002 8556 N Meadowside Ct $98,500 $228,900 232% Market exp - family, inheritance, will Single family condo in Residential Condominium 2/12/2024 030-0177-000 9024 N Park Plaza Ct $56,100 $63,500 113% Compulsion - tax, sheriff, judicial sale 6/4/2024 011-0082-000 4155 W River Edge Cir Unit 7 $55,000 $64,100 117% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/3/2025 047-0165-002 8502 N Meadowside Ct $200,000 $245,200 123% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/22/2024 046-0565-000 5700 W Wahner Ave Unit 206 $56,000 $69,700 125% Market exp - other (see comment) 3/1/2024 011-0082-000 4155 W River Edge Cir Unit 7 $40,500 $64,100 158% Rights - life estate Vacant residential in Residential 5/30/2023 045-0097-000 8441 N 63rd St $177,600 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/31/2023 008-9988-001 6231 W County Line Rd $80,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/24/2023 067-0009-000 5235 W Dean Rd $117,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/24/2023 085-9970-001 7827 N 46th St $251,300 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/3/2023 068-0358-000 8277 N 67th St $280,700 $0 0% Market exp - gift 5/31/2023 068-0285-000 8113 N 62nd St $235,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/1/2023 009-0229-000 5372 W Woodland Dr $403,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 23 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 5/17/2023 046-0030-000 8671 N 54th St $269,000 $0 0% Sale ratio is 0 3/3/2023 009-0114-000 5176 W Radcliffe Dr $250,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/7/2023 068-0194-000 6126 W Arch Ave $220,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/7/2023 068-0194-000 6126 W Arch Ave $220,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 4/28/2023 085-0211-000 7715 N 49th St $133,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/14/2023 028-0001-000 9194 N Fairy Chasm Ln $241,600 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/7/2023 085-9970-001 7827 N 46th St $284,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/8/2023 009-0101-000 9245 N Carlotta Ln $343,700 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 6/5/2023 066-0203-000 8026 N 51st St $167,500 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/26/2023 030-0131-000 9093 N Bethanne Dr $235,700 $0 0% Financing - exchange 6/5/2023 068-0185-000 6358 W Arch Ave $285,500 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/26/2023 068-0393-000 8075 N Edge O Woods Dr $280,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/12/2023 085-0051-000 4537 W Fountain Ave $146,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/14/2023 045-9894-002 8777 N 66th St $203,300 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/23/2023 065-1140-000 8300 N Cedarburg Rd $229,500 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 1/13/2023 066-0190-000 8133 N Teutonia Ave $177,000 $0 0% Financing - exchange 7/24/2023 067-0009-000 5235 W Dean Rd $117,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 2/1/2023 009-0215-003 5261 W County Line Rd $190,000 $0 0% Rights - partial interest 11/16/2023 068-0233-000 6153 W Arch Ave $230,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/14/2023 085-0054-000 4627 W Fountain Ave $189,800 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/21/2023 030-0135-000 9152 N Goldendale Dr $234,900 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 2/27/2023 085-0061-000 7644 N 48th St $157,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/1/2023 068-0087-000 6038 W Fairlane Ave $170,000 $0 0% Market exp - gift 5/8/2023 046-0282-000 8585 N 59th St $185,200 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 3/23/2023 065-1140-000 8300 N Cedarburg Rd $229,500 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 5/10/2023 046-0256-000 8424 N 57th St $180,500 $0 0% Market exp - gift Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 24 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 4/8/2023 046-0291-000 5820 W Donna Dr $76,500 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 4/12/2023 008-0213-000 6426 W Glenbrook Rd $325,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 1/30/2023 009-0215-003 5261 W County Line Rd $190,000 $0 0% Rights - partial interest 4/17/2023 068-0056-000 8287 N Ivy St $245,800 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 3/31/2023 046-0366-000 8514 N 57th St $177,100 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 4/26/2023 047-0180-000 4537 W Donna Dr $261,200 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 4/13/2023 068-0048-000 8352 N Grandview Dr $67,050 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 1/16/2023 008-0146-000 9251 N 67th St $289,700 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/4/2023 068-0380-000 8172 N 67th St $100,000 $0 0% Market exp - gift 3/1/2023 068-0373-000 8136 N 67th St $199,700 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/28/2023 047-0155-001 8515 N Meadowside Ct $257,900 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/22/2023 066-0049-000 8361 N 48th St $290,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/28/2023 046-0172-000 8414 N 52nd St $225,000 $0 0% Market exp - gift 10/12/2023 047-0143-000 8529 N Stoneridge Ct $280,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/11/2023 046-0376-000 8574 N 56th St $169,700 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/19/2023 085-0054-000 4627 W Fountain Ave $198,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/16/2023 068-0090-000 8292 N 61st St $178,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/11/2023 047-0156-001 8547 N Meadowside Ct $350,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/19/2023 010-0039-000 4533 W Donges Ln $327,100 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 11/7/2023 008-0078-000 9457 N Goldendale Dr $307,800 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/11/2023 046-0376-000 8574 N 56th St $169,700 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 11/15/2023 068-0060-000 6333 W Darnel Ave $196,100 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/7/2023 010-0014-000 4564 W Donges Ln $1 $0 0% Market exp - gift 12/13/2023 008-0120-000 6691 W Carolann Dr $306,200 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 12/12/2023 009-0059-000 5786 W Silverleaf Ln $340,000 $0 0% Sale ratio is 0 9/24/2023 068-0047-000 8360 N Grandview Dr $264,500 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 12/21/2023 045-9958-000 8445 N 66th St $158,000 $0 0% Market exp - gift 12/7/2023 066-0015-000 8326 N 50th St $283,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 25 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Residential (cont'd) 7/12/2024 086-8959-000 4013 W Parkland Ave $44,000 $0 0% Sale ratio is 0 8/28/2023 068-0356-000 8341 N 67th St $305,550 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/14/2023 085-0093-000 4918 W Calumet Rd $173,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/28/2023 029-0052-000 5836 W Green Brook Dr $302,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 7/28/2023 030-0048-000 9015 N Maura Ln $375,000 $0 0% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder 8/5/2023 086-8921-000 4014 W Parkland Ave $85,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 6/26/2023 030-0024-001 9014 N Goldendale Dr $265,700 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/14/2023 067-0145-000 5409 W Churchill Ln $239,900 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/24/2023 047-0166-001 8492 N Meadowside Ct $187,000 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 7/30/2023 047-0166-001 8492 N Meadowside Ct $158,000 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/23/2023 010-0090-000 9347 N Fairy Chasm Cir $316,300 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/7/2023 067-0009-000 5235 W Dean Rd $117,600 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/17/2023 046-0253-000 8454 N 57th St $239,300 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 9/13/2023 029-0012-000 9041 N Pearlette Ln $167,300 $0 0% Rights - other (see comment) 8/15/2023 046-0307-000 8628 N 59th St $142,900 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/4/2023 046-0049-000 8455 N 54th St $159,500 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/28/2023 008-0045-000 9491 N 67th St $223,100 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 8/4/2023 046-0049-000 8455 N 54th St $159,500 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/10/2023 008-9984-003 9252 N Bethanne Dr $252,900 $0 0% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/10/2023 008-9984-003 9252 N Bethanne Dr $252,900 $0 0% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 9/13/2023 029-0012-000 9041 N Pearlette Ln $167,300 $0 0% Market exp - gift 8/29/2025 030-1001-000 9015 Brandybrook Tr $2,000 $41,600 2,080% Market exp - other (see comment) Commercial Nursing home asstd living in Commercial 9/16/2024 086-8929-000 4015 W Woodale Ave $1,047,000 $580,600 56% Market exp - intercorporate/shareholder Office - other in Commercial 4/17/2025 027-9000-012 4000 W Brown Deer Rd $1,920,000 $2,382,400 124% Market exp - exempt from fee 10/7/2025 065-8983-002 8330 N Teutonia Ave $330,000 $540,000 164% Market exp - family, inheritance, will Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 26 of 27 Tax Class / Market Segment Sale Date Tax Key Number Property Address Sale Price Assessed Value Assmt-to- Sale Ratio Reason Excluded Commercial (cont'd) Restaurant - sit down in Commercial 10/30/2024 030-0105-005 6598 W Brown Deer Rd $500,000 $256,600 51% Market exp - family, inheritance, will 10/30/2024 030-0105-005 6598 W Brown Deer Rd $500,000 $256,600 51% Market exp - family, inheritance, will Retail / shopping center other in Commercial 5/2/2025 027-9000-022 9140 N Green Bay Rd $162,102 $8,036,400 4,958% Market exp - exempt from fee 5/2/2025 027-9000-022 9140 N Green Bay Rd $93,615 $8,036,400 8,585% Market exp - sale to exempt org Automotive - other in Commercial 3/31/2025 027-8993-001 8806 N Deerwood Dr $665,500 $567,600 85% Market exp - convenience, joint tenancy, trust 7/28/2025 065-8954-001 8008 N Sherman Blvd $34,100 $446,400 1,309% Market exp - exempt from fee Warehouse in Commercial 11/25/2024 029-0117-000 8919 N 55th St $400,000 $94,400 24% Market exp - exempt from fee 8/1/2024 029-0117-000 8919 N 55th St $400,000 $94,400 24% Market exp - other (see comment) Mini-warehouse / self storage in Commercial 1/10/2024 028-1035-000 8949 N Deerbrook Trl Unit 101 $1,057,875 $3,319,400 314% Usable Vacant commercial in Commercial 3/31/2023 047-9001-000 8725 N 43rd St $769,900 $0 0% Financing - exchange 12/15/2023 028-0031-001 8900 N Arbon Dr $840,000 $0 0% Market exp - other (see comment) Number of sales excluded: 351 Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County Apr 19, 2026 3:17 PM Page 27 of 27 Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County 2026 Real Estate Assessment Roll Audit Property valuations that are credible: 92.8% Properties with accurate data: 94.4% Properties with complete data: 54.1% Total number of properties: 4,437 Quality MetricsSummary of Items Listed Number of new tax key numbers 5 Number of deleted tax key numbers 4 3,030All error messages Assessed acres not equal to legal acres 56 Accuracy Building has no photo 650 Completeness Building has no sketch 1,820 Completeness Cannot send income survey for property that is not rented 1 Accuracy Commercial section has no replacement cost new 20 Completeness Commercial section has no sketch 161 Completeness Land has no market value 4 Accuracy Land has no size 4 Completeness Land has no tax class 1 Completeness Primary section has no photo 6 Completeness Property has no land 25 Completeness Property has no legal description 2 Completeness Property has no property type 2 Completeness Property not in any neighborhood 60 Completeness Residential building has a second floor SF 14 Accuracy Residential building has no half story SF 16 Completeness Sketch file is missing 11 Completeness Tax class can only be used if owner type is 'government' 32 Accuracy The value of all improvements included in the sales comparison approach cannot be less than $0129 Accuracy Total basement area does not equal area of all occupancies in same basement5 Accuracy Total section area does not equal area of all occupancies in same section 11 Accuracy 361All warning messages Building has additional percentage adjustment with no reason 22 Credibility Building has CDU rating override 2 Credibility Buyer of beneficial rights on last sale is not listed as current owner 7 Accuracy Commercial section has additional percentage adjustment with no reason given3 Credibility Effective year built is less than actual year built 2 Accuracy Land has additional percentage adjustment with no reason 4 Credibility Market value of building manually overridden 2 Credibility Market value of land manually overridden 3 Credibility No full bathroom 1 Accuracy No income valuation found for property that produces rent 38 Credibility Item Count Q Metric Affected 1 REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION COMMITTEE: Public Works/Beautification Committee & Village Board ITEM DESCRIPTION: Natural Lawn Ordinance & Application PREPARED BY: Matthew S. Maederer, PE, Director of Public Works/Village Engineer REPORT DATE: May 4, 2026 MANAGER'S REVIEW/COMMENTS: No additional comments to this report. See additional comments attached. RECOMMENDATION: Approval of the Natural Lawn Ordinance (New Section 38-14). EXPLANATION: UPDATE: based on feedback received staff are offering a revised ordinance which does not include an application process. To better track and enforce the Village’s lawn ordinance with respect to natural lawns the code enforcement specialist, Police Department and DPW staff drafted a new section in our code of ordinances to regulate natural lawns in the Village. If a residential property owner desired to install a natural lawn, then an application would be submitted to this committee for approval similar to how commercial landscape plans are approved by the committee. Attachments: • Natural Lawn Ordinance – revised version 1 STATE OF WISCONSIN: MILWAUKEE COUNTY: VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER: ORDINANCE NO: 26-05 An Ordinance Creating Standards for Lawn and Yard Maintenance WHERAS, The keeping of orderly yards and lawns promotes the general health and welfare of the Village; and WHEREAS, there has been a trend in recent years towards a “natural lawn” model that involves native plants and grasses, in an effort to benefit the overall environment; and WHEREAS, the Village does not currently have Municipal Code provisions that adequately addresses the “natural lawn” approach; and WHEREAS, creation of a new Land and Yard Maintenance Code Section will promote the health and welfare of the Village; NOW THEREFORE, the Village Board of the Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County does hereby ordain as follows: SECTION I Section 28-14, “LAWN AND YARD MAINTENANCE,” of Chapter 38, “NUISIANCES,” of the Village Code of the Village of Brown Deer, is created as follows: Sec. 38-14. LAWN AND YARD MAINTENANCE. (a) Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following definitions shall apply: 1. Turf Grass Lawn. A planted landscape of various species of grass, including but not limited to, bluegrass, fescue, and ryegrass blends, that is regularly maintained. 2. Natural Lawn. A deliberately planted landscape of forbs, grasses, and wildflowers, including woodland, prairie, bog, fen, or wetland species, that is regularly managed, and may exceed eight (8) inches in height. A natural lawn will be managed, at least on an annual basis, to exclude Eurasian weeds and all noxious weeds listed in §38-3, and to remove dead or decaying plant material over eight (8) inches in height. Natural laws shall not impede the right-of-way or obstruct the vison of roadways, sidewalks or driveways, or harbor vermin or rodents. A clear boundary will be 2 maintained where the natural lawn ends. Plant species recognized as native to the upper Midwest states shall be deemed compliant with this definition. (b) General Lawn and Yard Requirements. 1. The owner or occupant of any lot or parcel within the Village shall install and maintain landscaping, turf grass, and decorative ground treatments in all yard areas, including Village rights-of-way adjacent to the property, in a neat and attractive conditi on consistent with accepted landscaping practices in southeastern Wisconsin. 2. Turf grass shall be maintained at a height not to exceed eight (8) inches. 3. Landscaping shall be maintained to prevent hazards to adjoining properties or to persons or vehicles traveling on public ways and shall contribute to the appearance and value of the property, neighborhood, and Village. 4. This subsection shall not apply to vacant lots or parcels that are naturally wooded or have reverted to a self-sustaining natural state, provided such vegetation does not include noxious weeds as defined in §38-3 and does not create a hazard or obstruction to adjoining properties or public ways. (c) Vegetation Height and Maintenance Standards. 1. Prohibited Vegetation Growth. No owner or occupant of any lot or parcel within the Village shall permit rank vegetation growth, including but not limited to weeds, grass, or other uncultivated plant material, to exceed eight (8) inches in height. Such growth shall be considered a public nuisance and in violation of this section. 2. Exemptions. The following plantings shall not be considered violations under this subsection: a. Decorative plantings located within maintained garden beds, planters, or landscaped areas that are clearly intentional and cultivated. b. Trees, shrubs, bushes, and ornamental grasses customarily used in residential or commercial landscaping. c. Natural Lawns that are established and maintained in compliance with the requirements of this chapter. 3. Responsibility for Compliance. 3 Property owners and occupants shall be jointly responsible for maintaining compliance with this subsection, including all areas within the public right-of-way abutting their property. 4. Abatement. Failure to comply with this subsection may result in enforcement action as provided in Chapter 38 of this Code, including notice of violation, abatement by the Village, and recovery of costs as a special charge against the property. Abatement may be performed by the Village or the Village’s designated agent after notice to the property owner of the violation and a seven (7) day opportunity to cure. Conditions that pose an immediate threat to health or human safety may be immediately abated following reasonable notice to the property owner. (d) Setbacks, Swales, and Pathways. 1. All natural lawns shall maintain a setback from edge of road pavement, side, and rear property lines. Where a fence, wall, or similar structure is installed along a side or rear property line, the natural lawn may extend up to the fence line but shall not extend beyond it. 2. Drainage swales shall remain free of plantings and be maintained consistent with subsection (b). 3. Adjacent property owners may waive side or rear setbacks in writing, provided such waivers are filed with the Village Clerk and do not affect drainage swales. 4. A maintained access pathway not less than two (2) feet in width shall be provided through or around the natural lawn area to allow access for maintenance and inspection. Setback areas shall not exceed eight (8) inches in height, excluding trees and shrubs. (e) Enforcement and Abatement. 1. Failure to maintain turf grass or a natural lawn in accordance with this section shall constitute a public nuisance under this chapter. 2. Upon determination of noncompliance, the Village Manager or designee shall issue notice to the property owner by personal service, posted placard, email, or mail. 3. The owner shall have seven (7) days from notice to abate the nuisance. This notice requirement does not apply to a condition that constitutes an immediate threat to human health or safety. If not abated, the Weed Commissioner shall cause the property to be brought into compliance and the costs assessed as provided in subsection (f). 4. A property owner may appeal a notice of violation on the grounds that the lawn qualifies as a natural lawn by submitting a written appeal within seven (7) days of the date of the notice. The appeal shall be considered by the Beautification and Public Works Committee at its next scheduled meeting. Upon review, the Committee shall determine whether the lawn constitutes a violation or complies with the standards for a natural lawn. If the Committee determines that 4 a violation exists, the property owner shall have seven (7) days from the date of that determination to abate the nuisance. (f) Cost of Abatement. In addition to any penalties under this chapter, the cost of abatement performed by the Village shall be collected as a debt from the owner, occupant, or person responsible and may be assessed as a special charge against the real estate. (g) P enalty. Violations of this section shall be subject to penalties as provided in §1-7 of this Code. S ECTION II The sections of this ordinance are declared to be severable. If any section or portion thereof shall be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, such decision s hall apply only to the specific section or portion thereof directly specified in the decision and shall not affect the validity of any other provisions, sections , or portions thereof the ordinance. The remainder of the ordinance shall remain in full force and effect. Any other ordinances whose terms ar e in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed as to those terms that conflict. S ECTION III This O rdinance shall t ake effect and be in f orce after i ts pa ssage and posting/publication as r equired by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Village Board of the Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, this 4th day of May, 2026. Wa nda Montgomery, Village President Count ersigned: Car en Brustmann, Village Clerk 1 REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION COMMITTEE: Village Board ITEM DESCRIPTION: Consider Ordinance 26-06, Amending Chapter 38 to be consistent with the newly created Lawn and Yard Maintenance Standards PREPARED BY: Peter A. Nimmer, Chief of Police REPORT DATE: May 4, 2026 MANAGER'S REVIEW/COMMENTS: X No additional comments to this report. See additional comments attached. RECOMMENDATION: “I move to approve Ordinance 26-06” EXPLANATION: T he Village of Brown Deer adopted lawn and yard maintenance standards, codified in Section 38-14 of the Municipal Code. As part of that update, several provisions within Chapter 38 (“Nuisances”) now contain outdated or inconsistent references. T his ordinance makes technical amendments to Chapter 38 to ensure consistency with the newly adopted lawn and yard maintenance regulations. T he proposed ordinance includes the following key changes: U pdated Definition of “Natural Lawn” Removes the existing definition and replaces it with a reference to Section 38-14(a)2, where the term is now defined and regulated. R evised Definition of “Noxious Weed” Clarifies the definition and aligns it with Wisconsin State Statute 66.0407 and applicable Department of Natural Resources rules. The ordinance also includes a non-exhaustive list of specific plants considered noxious weeds. U ncut Grass Provision Updated Revises the “uncut grass” provision to reference violations of Section 38-14, ensuring that enforcement is tied directly to the updated lawn maintenance standards. N uisance Abatement Language Clarified Updates procedures allowing the Village to abate nuisances when property owners fail to comply after proper notice, with associated costs assessed as special charges on the tax roll. 2 Attachments: • Ordinance 26-06 1 STATE OF WISCONSIN: MILWAUKEE COUNTY: VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER: OR DINANCE NO: 26-06 An Ordinance Amending Sections of Chapter 38, “Nuisances,” of the Village of Brown Deer Municipal Code to be Consistent with the Newly Created Lawn and Yard Maintenance Standards W HERAS, The Village recently created new lawn and yard maintenance standards and incorporated those into the Village of Brown Deer Municipal Code; and W HEREAS, t here are cross references contained elsewhere in Chapter 3 8, “Nuisances,” of the Village of Brown Deer Municipal Code that need to be amended for consistency’s sake; and W HEREAS, the amendments herein will promote the general health and welfare of the Village; NO W THEREFORE, the Village Board of the Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County does hereby ordain as follows: S ECTION I T he definition of “natural lawn” contained in Section 38-3, “Human health hazards and public health nuisances,” of Chapter 38, “NUISIANCES,” of the Village Code of the Village of Brown Deer, is hereby repealed and replaced as follows: N atural lawn has the meaning defined and regulated under Section 38-14(a)2 of the Village of Brown Deer Municipal Code. S ECTION II T he definition of “noxious weed” contained in Section 38-3, “Human health hazards and public health nuisances,” of Chapter 38, “NUISIANCES,” of the Village Code of the Village of Brown Deer, is hereby repealed and replaced as follows: N oxious weed includes any weed, grass, or similar plant growth as defined in: 1) Wisconsin State Statute 66.0407 (Noxious weeds) 2) Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources rule NR40 (Invasive Species Rule)-Prohibited plant species. S ECTION III P art “e,” “uncut grass,” of part “(4),” “Public health nuisances enumerated,” of subsection “(b),” “General provisions,” of Section 38- 3, “Human health hazards and public health nuisances,” of Chapter 38, “NUISIANCES,” of the Village Code of the Village of Brown Deer, is hereby repealed 2 and replaced as follows: Uncut grass. All lawn, turf, or grass in violation of Section 3 8-14 of the Village of B rown deer Municipal Code shall be considered a public nuisance. SECTION IV Section 38-7, “Abatement by village of public nuisances,” is hereby repealed and replaced as follows: If a nuisance as defined in this Chapter is not abated within the time specified and reasonable notice was given to the owner, occupant or person causing the nuisance, the village shall abate the nuisance, and the cost of such abatement shall be assessed against the real estate taxes of the offender as special taxes. SECTION V The sections of this ordinance are declared to be severable. If any section or portion thereof shall be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, such decision shall apply only to the specific section or portion thereof directly specified in the decision and shall not affect the validity o f any other provisions, sections, or portions thereof the ordinance. The remainder of the ordinance shall remain in full force and effect. Any other ordinances whose terms are in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed as to those terms that conflict. SECTION VI This O rdinance shall t ake effect and be in f orce after i ts pa ssage and posting/publication as required by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Village Board of the Village of Brown Deer, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, this 4th day of May, 2026. W anda Montgomery, Village President C ountersigned: C aren Brustmann, Village Clerk REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION COMMITTEE CONSIDERATION: Village Board ITEM DESCRIPTION: Discuss and Consider Process for Appointing Village Trustee to Continue Term Previously Filled by Renee Booker PREPARED BY: Tyler Burkart, Village Manager REPORT DATE: May 4, 2026 RECOMMENDATION: 1. “I move to approve the plan established by staff in the memorandum to appoint a new Village Trustee.” EXPLANATION: Due to the passing of Renee Booker, the Village needs to initiate a process to appoint for his position. Trustee Booker was two years through his term, which expires April 2027. Generally, municipalities have two options for filling a Village Board vacancy. The Village Board can choose to either (1) wait until the next spring election to fill the position to complete its term or (2) conduct an appointment process to fill the position to complete its term. Considering the Village is several months away from the next spring election, it is being recommended to conduct an appointment process that would reflect similar processes utilized to fill a vacancy for the Brown Deer Village Board. Below are the steps and timeline being recommended: • Collect applications. Starting May 5, the Village would ask for residents to submit applications who have interest in serving as a Village Trustee. To officially apply, the applicant shall submit a cover letter, resume, and a response to a questionnaire. There will be a three-week window to collect applications as the final day to submit an application will be Monday, May 25 by 11:59 p.m. Applications shall be submitted to Village Clerk Caren Brustmann. The Village will promote this opportunity through all of its communication channels. The applications will be assembled and included in the June 1 Village Board packet for review. The questions that require a response as a part of the application includes: o Why do you want to be a Village Trustee? o What do you view as the primary responsibilities of a Village Trustee? o Describe your talents and abilities that will assist you as a Village Trustee. o What characteristics can you bring to strengthen the Village Board? o As a Board member, how would you deal with a committee recommendation that you do not agree with? o What concerns you about the future of the Village of Brown Deer? o Why are you the best candidate for this Trustee position? o What work have you done for the Village of Brown Deer or others in the past, including volunteer activities, Brown Deer school volunteer work, service on any Brown Deer committees, and attendance at Brown Deer events? o What committees would you want to serve on and why? • Review applications and Select Applicant. All applicants who apply would be invited to the June 1 meeting so Village Board members would have the opportunity to ask follow up questions about their applications. Applicants would also have the opportunity to present a few minutes on why they feel they are the best candidate for Village Trustee. After this period of presentations and asking questions, the Village Board would have time to deliberate and consider the applications. Ultimately, the Village Board would have the option to put forth a recommendation to be considered that night to appoint an individual to the Village Board. • Oath of Office of New Trustee. If the new Village Trustee is appointed June 1, then the Village would plan for an oath of office ceremony to take place on June 15. The Village Trustee would also need to be appointed to certain Village committees. Their term would expire in April 2027. Village staff are asking for the Village Board to consider this timeline and propose any alternative changes they deem necessary. Any amendments from this plan shall be included as a specified amendment in the proposed motion.