Jonathon Hansen

Stormwater recognition and Wisconsin Stormwater Week

Promotion is low-cost, but new ideas like yard signs and billboards would need art, time, and budget.

Green Tier progress with the DNR

Consulting costs are among the commission's first-quarter expenditures.

Compost reimbursement program sustainability

The city reimburses participating properties for composting costs, currently covering roughly two dozen households.

Future of plastic film recycling in De Pere

Ending collection would save weekly staff time spent hauling bags, but no dollar figure was given.

Street tree requirements in new subdivisions

Developers will pay a tree planting fee; the amount will be set later outside the ordinance.

New yard waste site opening June 1

Keeping it residents-only keeps operating costs down; opening it up would raise staffing and site costs.

De Pere Canopy Growth Plan

Possible costs include a tree giveaway budget, roughly $6,000 per week for a contracted Green Bay sustainability corps crew, or added forestry staff and equipment.

2026 Fox-Wolf IMPACT Award for De Pere water quality work

No direct cost; a nice recognition of existing staff and volunteer work.

Westwood Elementary orchard removal

Floodplain ordinance updates

The flooding and easement issues shaved about $12,700 off the land value at 256 Shelley Lane.

Walleye habitat shoreline improvement

No direct city cost; the group would repair or replace any damaged infrastructure under the MOU.

Terrace tree replacement program

Funding would come through the 2027 budget process — roughly 80 trees under the proposed amount.

Reid Street banner advertising for sustainability campaigns

Each banner costs about $500.

$31,000 DNR stormwater grant accepted

The state pays $31,000; the city's match brings the total to $62,000.

Power loading ban at boat launches