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Frank P. Zeidler Municipal Building - 841 North Broadway.
  • Address:
    841 N. Broadway
  • Taxkey:
    3921323112
  • Architect:
    Eschweiler & Eschweiler
  • Status:
  • Assessed Value (Land):
    $0
  • Assessed Value (Improvements):
    $0
  • Assessed Value (Total):
    $0
  • Assesment Year:
    2020
  • Year Built:

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IDDateTypeDescription
ELEC-19-044642019/07/03Permit
Electrical Permit
NV_PMT-19-1832019/06/22Permit
Noise Variance Permit
PWCF-19-056842019/04/23Permit
Department of Public Works Activity:Weeds/Tall Grass Complaint| Test- Please update inspection to posted
PLB-19-011772019/03/28Permit
Building Plumbing Permit
PBFS-19-003552019/03/14Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
PBFS-19-003302019/03/08Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
PBFS-19-003262019/03/06Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
PWCF-18-184292018/12/22Permit
Department of Public Works Activity:Sidewalk Not Shoveled|TEST TEST TEST NO ENFORCEMENT NEEDED
COM-ALT-18-009582018/11/15Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit
PBFS-18-012022018/10/18Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit
PWOP-18-006272018/05/11Permit
ROW Occupancy Permit.
BLR-18-001112018/05/03Permit
Boiler New Permit.
BLR-18-001102018/05/03Permit
Boiler New Permit.
ELEC-FA-18-000702018/03/22Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
PBFS-18-003552018/03/22Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
PBFS-18-003482018/03/18Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
PBFS-18-001082018/01/25Permit
Plumbing-Fire Protection Permit.
ELEC-FA-18-000112018/01/06Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
ELEC-17-068182017/11/09Permit
Electrical Permit.
ELEC-17-066732017/11/03Permit
Electrical Permit.
ELEC-17-054382017/09/08Permit
Electrical Permit.
PLB-17-035752017/08/24Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
PWEC-17-020362017/08/05Permit
ROW Excavation City Contract.
PWEC-17-020352017/08/05Permit
ROW Excavation City Contract.
PWEU-17-012022017/06/15Permit
ROW Excavation Utility.
PLB-17-020342017/05/17Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
ELEC_LV-17-000412017/03/09Permit
Low Voltage Permit.
ELEC-FA-17-000592017/03/09Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
ELEC-FA-17-000572017/03/02Permit
Fire Alarm Permit.
ELEC_LV-17-000342017/03/02Permit
Low Voltage Permit.
ASBP-17-000102017/01/27Permit
Asbestos Project.
COM-ALT-17-000382017/01/25Permit
Commercial Alteration Permit.
HVAC-GEN-17-002112017/01/19Permit
HVAC General Permit.
PLB-16-013942016/12/29Permit
Building Plumbing Permit.
ELEC-16-020202016/12/22Permit
Electrical Permit.
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New Bars and Restaurants That Opened in January

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New Cafe Opening at City Building

New Cafe Opening at City Building

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Another Aladdin’s Location Will Close

Another Aladdin’s Location Will Close

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Now Serving: Baking Classes Return to Honeypie
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Baking Classes Return to Honeypie

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Hidden Gem: Aladdin’s City Cafe
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Aladdin’s City Cafe

Located in the basement of a municipal building, the breakfast and lunch spot is a welcome stop off the beaten path.

Plenty of Horne: Reince Priebus Voted Absentee 20 Times
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Reince Priebus Voted Absentee 20 Times

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Where and When To Vote Early in Milwaukee

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City of Milwaukee Expands Early Voting to 14 Locations for the 2020 General Election
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No Early Voting at Miller Park, Fiserv Forum

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Miller Park, Fiserv Forum Will Be Early Voting Sites

Miller Park, Fiserv Forum Will Be Early Voting Sites

Pro sports facilities will serve as two of the city's 18 early voting sites.

House Confidential: Ben Handelman’s Nautical Outpost
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Mayor Barrett Reports on In-Person Absentee Voting Numbers
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Plenty of Horne: Aladdin Brings Cafe to City Hall
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Aladdin Brings Cafe to City Hall

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Preliminary Budget Hearing Invitation
Press Release

Preliminary Budget Hearing Invitation

The City of Milwaukee will hold a 2013 Preliminary Budget Hearing to ensure the 2013 City of Milwaukee Budget addresses the needs of our community. Mayor Tom Barrett, Finance and Personnel Committee Chair, Alderman Michael Murphy, Budget Director Mark Nicolini and budget staff will provide information regarding the budget planning process and give attendees an opportunity to share input on City services. City residents are encouraged to attend. Monday, August 13, 2012 6:00-7:30 p.m. Zeidler Municipal Building 841 North Broadway, Rm. 102

It’s Bike to Work Week in Milwaukee!

It’s Bike to Work Week in Milwaukee!

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Milwaukee Streetcar Meeting This Thursday

Milwaukee Streetcar Meeting This Thursday

Don't forget that this Thursday is the open house for the Milwaukee Connector Downtown Streetcar plan. The open house runs from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Zeidler Municipal Building on the corner of Kilbourn Ave and Broadway. There will be short presentations at 3:30 and 6, come and leave a comment on the proposed system.

The Roundup: The Inaugural
The Roundup

The Inaugural

Marvin Pratt did not stand up with the crowd when Tom Barrett was inaugurated mayor, and the press has made a good deal of the slight. However, just after Judge Louis Butler administered the oath of office to the new mayor, Barrett’s first comments were to commend Pratt, and the former acting mayor did stand up and take a bow. The ceremonies were held April 20th outside of City Hall in some perfectly dreadful Milwaukee spring weather. So, who was the idiot who came up with that idea? “I’m the idiot who thought to hold it outside,” fessed up Kris Martinsek. After all, the president is inaugurated outdoors in January. However, January in Washington is not nearly as unpleasant as Milwaukee in April. The stage was set up on Wells Street, facing east. Upon the stage sat Milwaukee’s new leaders, including the mayor, the common council, the comptroller, treasurer, city attorney, city clerk and a municipal judge. Their families sat out in the street and in the adjacent park next to the Frank P. Zeidler Municipal Building. Frank P. Zeidler was there himself, sandwiched between Marvin Pratt and Senator Herb Kohl. Kohl was dressed as he always is around here. He wore a shirt, a tie, a Milwaukee Bucks cap and a windbreaker. Except for the tie, he pretty much looked like the guy who harvests aluminum cans from my recycling bin. If he tried to walk on to the floor of the United States Senate in that getup, the sergeant-at-arms would toss him out. But this is Milwaukee, the “come as you are” capital of America, and he fit right in. Barrett has made a list of 18 things he wants to accomplish in his first hundred days in office. I don’t know if reducing the police overtime budget is one of them, but the men in blue were certainly racking up the hours during the interminable ceremony. The aldermen were sworn in sequentially according to district. Each alderman then gave a little speech. The last district, the 15th, is occupied by Willie Hines, who is now the Common Council president. He then gave a big speech. He began by saying, “my ascent to the Council Presidency is not a compromise or consolation prize for the African-American community.” This was an effective way to defuse speculation that his election was a compromise or consolation prize, and was a rather sharp thing to do. Hines also insisted that corruption will not taint his council. (We’ll check back on that in four years.) His delivery was generally quite good, and had a hint of religious fervor to it. Moments earlier, he did have a slip up. When Valarie Hill was about to be sworn in as municipal judge, Hines said, “The City Clerk will now come to the altar – er, the podium – to take the oath.” Also, when Hines introduced the new mayor he called him “Mayor Marvin Pratt – er, Mayor Barrett.” These things happen. The Common Council […]

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