harbor
Harbor work includes maintenance, docks, fees, leases, and shoreline care.
Whether the city applies for and wins Wisconsin DOT harbor funding tied to the 2027–2029 project list, and what the follow-up studies recommend.
Typically discussed at City Council. Check back when the next agenda is published.
On March 30, council unanimously adopted the 2027–2029 harbor project list the city uses to stay eligible for state harbor grants. The list includes dredging, seawall reconstruction near the Hamilton property, and a possible breakwater extension; staff said adopting the list doesn’t commit the city to building the projects.
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passed 9-0 City Council Work Session · Mar 30, 2026 26-045 Resolution Adopting Three-Year Harbor Development Statement of Intentions for 2027-2029
Motion to waive reading and adopt the resolution (26-045 Resolution Adopting Three-Year Harbor Development Statement of Intentions for 2027-2029)
Scott Stechmesser YesAdam Wachowski YesDarla LeClair YesMark Bittner YesShannon Derby YesBill LeClair YesDoug Brandt YesTim Petri YesBonnie Shimulunas Yes -
passed 5-3 City Council · Nov 17, 2025 25-228 Ordinance to Amend Chapters 1-2-1 of the Municipal Code, Fees
Motion made by D. LeClair, seconded by Shimulunas to table this item to a future work session agenda (25-228 Ordinance to Amend Chapters 1-2-1 of the Municipal Code, Fees)
Shannon Derby YesBill LeClair YesDarla LeClair YesBonnie Shimulunas YesAdam Wachowski YesMark Bittner NoDoug Brandt NoScott Stechmesser No -
passed 9-0 City Council · Sep 15, 2025 25-183 Land Lease Agreement Between the City of Two Rivers and Randy Meyer, Town of Two Rivers
Motion to approve and authorize City Manager and City Clerk to sign the agreement on behalf of the City of Two Rivers
Mark Bittner YesDoug Brandt YesShannon Derby YesBill LeClair YesDarla LeClair YesTim Petri YesBonnie Shimulunas YesScott Stechmesser YesAdam Wachowski Yes
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City Council approved a land lease agreement between the City of Two Rivers and Randy Meyer and authorized the City Manager and City Clerk to sign it.
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The land lease agreement vote passed unanimously (9-0).
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City Council voted 5-3 to table an ordinance updating the city’s master fee schedule.
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The tabled fee ordinance included higher short-term rental license fees, a new harbor sludge tipping fee that could be charged to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and a rework of building permit fee calculations.
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City Council adopted a three-year Harbor Development Statement of Intentions for 2027–2029 to maintain eligibility for Wisconsin DOT harbor planning and grant funding.
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The adopted intentions plan listed dredging, seawall reconstruction near the Hamilton property, and a possible breakwater extension.
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Staff stated the intentions plan does not commit the city to constructing the listed projects, but it sets the project list used for pursuing grants.
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Council discussion covered costs, funding sources, navigation safety, and environmental impacts; staff referenced coordination with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and upcoming studies.
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The harbor intentions plan resolution passed unanimously on a roll call vote (9-0).
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