DAY 148 - Atonement & Reparation

Phase I to Phase II August 31, 2014

City Center Milwaukee | DAY 148 | Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC
has reached the one hundred and forty-eight day of Milwaukee Professionals
Association LLC 4-Month Invoked Atonement & Reparation Assessment - April 7,
2014 - August 31, 2014. It completes Phase I.

4-Month Invoked Atonement and Reparation assessment was a timeframe
designated by MPA LLC AHOD/All Hands on Deck, WE CAN Initiative for Smart
Growth (2010-2020) that sought the quality assurance and quality control
assessment of Code of Conduct by elected-appointed-hired government
representatives of the city of Milwaukee. The primary People's Forensic focused
on the Oath, statutory authority, role and responsibility of first and foremost the
charter city officers. Those are the individuals elected to run the day-to-day
business of the people at city hall. This includes those they appoint and hire
through their department and/or administration structure. The charter officers

are reviewed for civil-human-criminal review for the 19-plus years fiasco of the
incomplete 4-Phase North Avenue Commerce Center.



















City of Milwaukee Charter Officers - 2014
The charter officers are:
Mayor Tom Barrett (Acting Mayor Marvin Pratt and Mayor John Norquist)
Common Council (all of the alderpersons elected 1990 - April, 2014)
Common Council President John Kalwitz, Marvin Pratt, Willie Hines and
Michael Murphy
Treasurer - Spencer Coggs and Wayne Whittow
Comptroller - Martin Matson and Marty Morics
City Attorney - Grant Langley

The 4-Month Invoked Atonement and Reparation was sparked by a review by
Mary Glass, Chair/CEO, MPA LLC of People, Land Use and Resources in the Amani
Neighborhood of the city of Milwaukee. Specific attention was given to the
Boldt/Irgens Development of the North Avenue Commerce Center, 2700 W. North
Avenue - Census Tract 99. There are four (4) phases in the original plan that
authorized taxation of the stakeholders, Tax Increment District 21, eminent
domain, promises of jobs, business and a commerce park.

The North Avenue Commerce Center fiasco was another "people disappointment"
of promised development that left the citizenry in Amani and contiguous
neighborhoods in a "bait-n-switch" scenario. This is the area devastated by the

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Park West Freeway destruction, the Super K-Mart dropped project, Felmers
Chaney Correctional Center (DOC) and Highway 145 (WisDot and city of
Milwaukee) loss of family-owned businesses. The businesses that paid property
tax and special taxes that allowed cabling of WE Energies and other utilities)
including the restoration of Highway 145. It was the lack of best practices,
prevention of citizen participation and decision making by the city of Milwaukee
in past projects.























Code of Conduct mentioned has caused DISTRUST and an increase in poverty.
The city departments being:
Department of City Development
Department of Public Works, and
Department of Building Inspection-Neighborhood Services.

The most recent authorization of Phase III & IV by the city of Milwaukee to Sisters
of Assisi St. Ann Center, 7.5 acres of choice land on west North Avenue (census
tract #99), re-zoning, non-profit status, failure to vet St. Ann's equity influence as
other development, non-urban design of building, sidebar annual $300 to
Business Improvement District #32 - formed illegally by Damon Dorsey - Julie

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Penman (Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation Board) was DCD
Commissioner; petty cash annual disbursement to city department for services,
lack of community relations with citizens/stakeholders (prior to presenting plan
and afterwards), plans to gentrify the neighborhood with CG Schmidt for
Construction and naming the land development Bucyrus Campus, naming areas
inside of the development after southern states (states known for discrimination
and unpleasant civil rights violations), and overall failure to respect the people of
Amani and contiguous neighborhood need for citizen participation, employment
and business opportunity.

Since the project was approved, it meant that the treasurer (Spencer Coggs),
comptroller (Martin Matson), city attorney (Grant Langley), common
council/alderperson (Ashanti Hamilton, Joe Davis Sr, Nik Kovac, James Bohl Jr,
Robert Bauman, Milele Coggs, Robert Donovan, Willie Wade, Robert Puente,
Michael Murphy, Joe Dudzik, Tony Zielinski, Jose Perez, Terry Witkowski and
Russell Stampler III) and mayor (Tom Barrett) had their fingerprint registered.
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#5 Assembly - August 16, 2014
The 4-Month Invoked Atonement and Reparation assessment revealed additional
levels of unacceptable Code of Conduct and behaviors of appointed boards,

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commissions, authorities, that lack African American and other People of Color on
the decision making groups, extended and lengthy stay/career positions of
appointed groups, decision making bodies that appear to be clueless of the needs
of those they are making decisions for. Findings of the 4-Month Invoked
Atonement and Reparation/IAR assessment will be posted in the White Page
Report due out in October, 2014.

Expanded - Phase II
The process has expanded to Phase II, an 11-Month assessment that has a Phase I
(April 7, 2014 - August 31, 2014) and Phase II (September 1, 2014 - February 28,
2015).

Phase II continues the assessment through the prism of Smart Growth AHOD 2020
and Vision 2050. It continues to provide awareness for stakeholders decision
making with heavy emphasis on primary issues that include:
Commissions-Boards-Authorities (130)
Construction
Education attainment
Employment
Information Technology attainment
Legislation
Lifestyle
Transportation
Urban Chronic Health
Voting - Registration and laws
War on Incarceration w/out Merit

Center Street Library, 2727 W. Fond du Lac has been selected by MPA LLC to be
the Community IT and Awareness Designate for awareness of the AHOD
community planners, AMANI Ground Zero social network. The fruits of labor (3
events) will culminate in:
MPA LLC 2014 Kwanzaa Exhibits
MPA LLC 2015 February Summit, and
2015 March Consumer Protection Week (U. S. DOJ).

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The Green Paper will provide a report for the 7 months (September 1, 2014 -
February 28, 2015). The Atonement and Reparation assessment process has been
added as an "annual" endeavor of MPA LLC and its AHOD 2020.

The Atonement and Reparation process is linked to AHOD 2020 (MPA LLC) and
Vision 2050 (Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission). The 5
Public Assemblies of the People were very meaningful in awareness building,
creating the political agenda in the public square and policing the narrative that
affect Land Use, Resources, Lifestyle and the People.
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Phase II has a 60-day fundraiser to provide seed funding for the 7-Month planning
and implementation of the Kwanzaa Exhibit, 2015 summit and 2015 consumer
protection event. Perks and updates are available.
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