Public Works Committee - MINUTES - 1/5/1977MINUTES OF MEETING HELD JANUARY 5, 1977
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Schaumberg.
were Aldermen Ford and Dumke, Supt. Bertram and Mr. T. Kinsey, Mr. Blum
and Mr. Smith of the Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation. Mr. Kinsey
reviewed with the committee the revised plan for adding a fifth lane
on Highway 24 from the east city limits to a point just west of College
Avenue.
intersections. Mr. Kinsey also indicated that the reason for the re-
vision of the plans was because of the problems that vehicles have
turning west off of College Avenue.
is $lOO,OOO.OO of which the city would be expected to pay 10%. It
would be the city's responsibility to acquire from Mr. George Small
a very small portion of land needed for the re-routing of College Ave.,
Common Council assurance that the city would pay 10% of the total cost
and the city would have to make some arrangements for the maintenance
of the small section of road left over as a result of the relocation
of College Avenue.
Supt. Bertram discussed with the committee the opportunity he has to
purchase approximately $20,000.00 worth of concrete pipe (seconds)
from the Waukesha Tile Company. He indicated that the city would
save approximately 50% of the cost. Ald. Ford moved to authorize
Mr. Bertram to purchase approximately $20,000.00 of concrete pipe.
Seconded by Ald. Schaumberg, motion carried.
Supt. Bertram reviewed with the committee some of the problems he
is having with citizens wishing fill from the Norway Sewer Project.
He indicated that it would be beneficial if the city had some way
of knowing exactly where the fill was going, how much would be used
and what affect it would have on the surrounding properties. The
committee agreed to have Zoning Officer Lee appear at the next meeting
to discuss the matter.
The committee reviewed road plans and sanitary sewer plans
Club Oaks submitted by Scott Krause. Supt. Bertram questioned whether
or not the large trucks needed to pump the holding tank which would be
built in the center of the cul-de-sac could manuever around the normal
cul-de-sac.
advisable.
tank and'how it was to be maintained.
name of the road serving the development would have to be Groveway
Lane and not Groveway Circle,
Applications for employment were reviewed and placed on file.
Ald. Dumke moved to adjourn, seconded by Ald. Ford, motion carried, The meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M.
Also Present
He indicated the plans provided turning lanes at the major e-
The estimated cost of the project
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He suggested that perhaps additional width would be
The committee also discussed the ownership of the holding
The committee agreed that the
Respectfully submitted,
Edwin P. Dumke, Sec'y.
Public Works Committee
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