TOWN OF OCONOMOWOC                                          

BOARD MEETING – June 2, 2003

 

Chairman St. Thomas called the Town Board meeting of June 2, 2003 to order at 7:30 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance.

 

Present:  Chairman St. Thomas, Supervisors Napgezek, Baade, Husak and Case, Police Chief Roelandts, and Clerk/Treasurer Lemley.

Absent:  Highway Supervisor Brown

Minutes: A motion was made by Husak and seconded by Case to approve the minutes from the May 19, 2003 board meeting and passed unanimously.

 

Correspondence: None

Old Business:  None

 

New Business:

1.      Jim Buggs from Ruekert Mielke presented a total of six change orders for the Wisconsin Avenue reconstruction project.  After Mr. Buggs answered all the questions, Supervisor Case moved to approve change orders #2, #5, #6, #7 and #8.  Seconded by Baade.  Carried unanimously.  Supervisor Case moved and Husak seconded, to approve change order #9.  Carried unanimously.

2.      Supervisor Case moved to approve payment #5, in the amount of $416,537.65, to Hoffman Construction for work completed on the Wisconsin Avenue reconstruction project.  Seconded by Baade and carried unanimously.

3.      Supervisor Case moved, Baade seconded, to approve the Lot Line Waiver for the Bay View Estates lots located on a cul de sac.  Carried unanimously.

4.      Supervisor Case moved, seconded by Baade, to approve the Lot Line waivers for the Jon Spheeris CSM.  Carried unanimously.

5.      Supervisor Reports and Concerns: Supervisor Case reported that Waukesha County wants the two pine trees in front of the Town Hall removed, and will require the Town to move the brick planter and sign, as part of the installation of the traffic lights on the corner of Hwy. P and Hwy. Z.  He reiterated his opinion that the Town should remove itself from County zoning at the first available opportunity.

6.      Chairman St. Thomas: Chairman St. Thomas reported that he had selected Welch Hanson to perform the survey work on the Hwy 67 park land.  Their quote was less than $1000.00 and they could do the work right away.  Supervisor Baade moved to confirm this selection.  Case seconded and it passed unanimously.

7.      Attorney Chapman: None

8.      Highway Superintendent Brown:  Absent

9.      Police Chief Roelandts:  Introduced the newly appointed part time police officer – Jennifer Luick.  She will do both road and boat patrol.  He also reported that Brad Bautz has officially taken over “investigator” duties effective May 31st.  As an investigator he will be more available and is already very computer literate, so becomes the logical choice to train in the ICAC computer forensic program.  There is sufficient money in the grant.  Therefore the Chief requests that Bautz travel to Pasadena for training from 7/8 – 7/11.  Supervisor Case moved to approve.  Husak seconded and it carried unanimously.

10.  Clerk/Treasurer –Supervisor Husak moved to approve Michael Bertrand’s request for special event “Customer Appreciation Day” on June 8th. Seconded by Case and carried unanimously. Supervisor Husak moved and Baade seconded, to approve the liquor license renewals for 2003/2004 as listed.   Carried unanimously.  Supervisor Husak moved, and Baade seconded, to approve the bartender’s licenses as listed (28 renewals and 2 new).  Passed unanimously.

11.  Vouchers and Checks – Supervisor Napgezek moved to approve the vouchers and checks, totaling $105,911.03 as presented.  Seconded by Case.  Carried unanimously.

12.  Other Business - None

14. At approximately 8:57 p.m., Supervisor Husak moved to adjourn. Case seconded. Carried unanimously.

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

 

Christine Lemley

Clerk/Treasurer