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Green Infrastructure Credit Agreement for Lincoln and Modrzejewski Playfields

Original title: Resolution authorizing City entry into a development and credit purchase agreement with Milwaukee Board of School Directors, City of Milwaukee, and CIS MMSD, LLC for the purchase of Green Infrastructure gallon credits at Lincoln and Modrzejewski Playfields, in the 12th Aldermanic District.

Record date · June 2, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The City of Milwaukee has approved an agreement to purchase ' ' from the Milwaukee Board of School Directors and CIS MMSD, LLC. This project focuses on managing stormwater runoff at Lincoln and Modrzejewski Playfields in the 12th Aldermanic District.

Why it matters

This agreement establishes a financial mechanism for the City to meet stormwater management requirements by purchasing credits generated through improvements at two specific public school playfields.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Residents of the 12th Aldermanic District

Local residents will see green infrastructure installations at Lincoln and Modrzejewski Playfields.

Directly affected

Milwaukee Board of School Directors

The Board is a party to the development and credit purchase agreement for school-owned playfields.

Key Facts

The City of Milwaukee is authorized to enter into a development and credit purchase agreement.
The agreement involves the Milwaukee Board of School Directors and CIS MMSD, LLC.
The project involves the purchase of 'Green Infrastructure gallon credits'.
The infrastructure improvements are located at Lincoln Playfield and Modrzejewski Playfield.

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The project is situated within the 12th Aldermanic District.
The resolution (File 260074) has been passed.
The resolution was introduced on May 12, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Green Infrastructure gallon credits?

These are credits representing a specific volume of stormwater runoff managed or prevented by projects, which the City can purchase to meet regulatory requirements.

Where will these improvements take place?

The improvements are located at Lincoln Playfield and Modrzejewski Playfield in the 12th Aldermanic District.

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Public-Private Green Infrastructure Financing

The city is utilizing a credit-purchase model to incentivize green infrastructure development on school-owned property.

City of Milwaukee Milwaukee Board of School Directors CIS MMSD, LLC

Connected Entities

Modrzejewski Playfield, City of Milwaukee, CIS MMSD, LLC and 3 more

locationModrzejewski Playfield“Site of the green infrastructure project.”Map →

OrganizationCity of Milwaukee“Primary party purchasing the green infrastructure credits.”Map →

OrganizationCIS MMSD, LLC“Entity involved in the development and credit purchase agreement.”Map →

location12th Aldermanic District“Geographic area where the project is located.”Map →

OrganizationMilwaukee Board of School Directors“Partner in the development and credit purchase agreement.”Map →

locationLincoln Playfield“Site of the green infrastructure project.”Map →

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Controversy10
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Entertainment5
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