Craig Greenberg
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 18:52
- Avg per meeting
- 0:57
- Segments
- 138
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Top issues during term (20)
Temporary moratorium on data center approvals
Cost and environmental impacts of the Campground Road data center remain under study.
SAFE Law police policy ordinance
Expect taxpayer costs for investigations, possible litigation, and any new reform or oversight measures—though the exact price tag isn’t clear yet.
Data center zoning regulations (Case No. 25-LDC-0014)
Data centers can dramatically raise a city's property tax base — Mount Pleasant's assessment went from $3.4 billion to a projected $23 billion — but rising power demand has pushed utility bills up 5-6% statewide in Wisconsin.
Plant Based Treaty Endorsement
Unknown — no cost figures were discussed.
Massage facility licensing overhaul
Practitioners report business closures and relocations; one cited potential $10,000-plus compliance costs.
Massage Therapy Ordinance Backlash
Small massage businesses report over $6,000 a month in new compliance costs; one salon owner says she may drop massage services entirely.
TARC Bus Stop Improvements and Pedestrian Access Upgrades
Up to $2 million in TARC funds for bus stop and pedestrian improvements was left in limbo by the withdrawal.
Honorary street namings for Mitzi McCauley Wilson and Julio Rodriguez
Minimal — just the cost of an honorary sign.
Foraging in Metro parks
No fiscal impact identified in the materials.
Data center regulations (LDC Text Amendment 25-LDC-0014)
Data centers could pressure electric rates and water resources if unregulated.
Short-term rental permits in residential neighborhoods
Residents reported lost groceries, damaged fences and landscaping from the May incident; the owner faces loss of rental income if the revocation stands.
Urban Forest Master Plan implementation
A fiscal note pegs right-of-way tree maintenance takeover at several million dollars in equipment and personnel; no money was allocated tonight.
Data center regulations and development moratorium
Experts warned new power plant and water infrastructure costs could ultimately land on residential ratepayers if data center payments don't cover them.
Zoning at 211 South 41st Street
No public cost; the owners have already funded the rehabilitation themselves.
Louisville Fire Department training facility grant
Brings $38,000 in grant funding to the Louisville Fire Department at no local cost.
Complete Streets Coalition membership
Council Member Chappell noted $500,000 was allocated in FY2023 for complete streets work but funding was not renewed in FY2025.
Wesley Oaks Senior Living Expansion Bond
No direct city cost — it's conduit debt issued in the city's name only.
Old Manslick Road right-of-way closure
Removes the right-of-way from the city's paving list.
Debt service adjustment amendment
Not stated in the meeting record, but the measure touches how the metro budget covers debt payments.
FY 2026-2027 Metro Budget
Sets the entire metro spending plan for fiscal year 2026-27; dollar totals set in the budget documents.
Decisions during term (531)
Recorded while Greenberg was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.