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ccm198403270 COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF MUSKEG0 MINUTES OF MEETING HELD MARCH 27, 1984 Called to order by Chairman Salentine at 8:05 P.M. Also present were Aldermen Penovich, DeAngelis, Dumke. Gaetzke, Nilsson (arr. 8:15 P.M.) and Tomczyk, City Clerk Stewart and Atty. Molter. Ald. Colburn was absent. Penovich moved, Tomczyk seconded, to approve minutes of meeting held March 13, 1984. Carried. COMMITTEE REPORTS Penovich presented Finance Committee minutes of meetings held 3/21/84 and 3/27/84 and moved same be accepted. Dumke seconded, carried. Plan Commission minutes of meeting held 3/20/84 were received and placed on file. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Reso.#40-84 - Acceptance of Bid, Kurtze Lane Sewer Project. Atty. Molter advised that Mainline submitted request for subcontractors which have been recommended for approval by City Engineers, but require amendment to resolution. DeAngelis moved unanimously. DeAngelis moved to amend resolution to add: “Be it to reconsider Reso.140-84. Gaetzke seconded, carried further resolved that pursuant to written requests by the contractor to the City Engineer, the City Engineer shall make recommendations as to whether or not the subcontractor will be allowed to do certain work on the project and if they recommend they be allowed to do the work, the subcontractors shall be allowed to do it upon the Mayor’s approval.” Caetzke seconded, carried unanimously. Reso.840-84 As Amended adopted 5-0. Nilsson arrived (8:15 PM) Reso.W47-84 - Approval of Concept Establishing REC‘s (Residential Equivalency Charges). Nilsson moved for reconsideration. Tomczyk seconded, carried unanimously. With permission of Council, Dr. Hoffmeister spoke in favor of 1 REC basis for businesses, and Mike Fitzgerald requested fairness in assessing his type of operation (laundromat). Nilsson moved to amend the chart attached to Reso. 1\47-84 as follows: Provide for 1 REC Minimum (including commercial and industrial); revise REG per employee for commercial and industrial: 1.00 (10 or less employees) - 1 .25 (11 to 15 employees) - 1.50 (16 to 20 employees) - .25 (each additional 5 employees); separate category for City Hall and Library, using above formula; include category for Factory/Industry - Heavy Water Users over 700,000 gallons to 0 0 Common Council 3/27/84 - Page TWO OLD BUSINESS (cont'd) ~ ~~ Reso.1147-84 (cont'd) be "Upon Application"; add category "City Parks - 1 REC". Gaetzke seconded, carried 5-1 with Tomczyk voting "no". Reso- lution 1/47-84 (As Amended) adopted 4-2. with Penovich, Dumke, Gaetzke and Nilsson voting "yes" and DeAngelis and Tomczyk voting ,Ino" Ord.8483 - An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 7, Section 7.05 of the Municipal Code (Parking Restrictions). Second reading by Clerk. Dumke moved for adoption. Tomczyk seconded, carried unanimously . Ord.#484 - An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 3, Section 3.05(5) of the Municipal Code (Capital Budget Committee). Second reading by Clerk. Dumke moved for adoption. Tomczyk seconded, carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS Easement for Northeast Pumping Station (WEPCO). DeAngelis moved Reso.#49-84 - Authorizing Execution of Agreement to Provide for adoption. Penovich seconded, carried unanimously. Reso.#50-84 - Authorizing the Sale of City-Owned Property (Lochcrest). Penovich moved for adoption. Tomczyk seconded. Nilsson moved to amend to add a third paragraph: Whereas, the Plan Commission has reviewed the proposed sale and recommended Carried 4-2, with Penovich, DeAngelis, Nilsson and Tomczyk voting the property be retained as City property. DeAngelis seconded. Amended) adopted 4-2 with Penovich, Dumke, Gaetzke and Tomczyk "yes" and Dumke and Gaetzke voting "no". Reso.850-84 (As voting "yes" and DeAngelis and Nilsson voting "no". Reso.t51-84 - Authorizing the Sale of City-Owned Property (Tess Corners Retention Pond Area). Penovich moved for adoption. Gaetzke seconded, carried unanimously. Reso.#52-84 - Rejecting Offer and Directing City Attorney to Prepare Counter-Offer to Purchase (Richardson). Penovich moved for adoption. Dumke seconded. Penovich moved to amend to add to counter offer, which will include contingency on the obtaining of the last paragraph: "...including the approving of the proposed provide a plat of survey and setting closing date for August, access to Hwy. 24 acceptable to the buyer, that the City will not 1984. Gaetzke seconded, carried unanimously. Reso. #52-84 (As Amended) adopted unanimously. Mayor declared a recess at 9:20 P.M. and reconvened at 9:34 P.M. 0 0 Common Council 3/27/84-Page Three NEW BUSINESS (cont'd) Reso.W53-84 - Approval of Request for Additional Hours - Clerk's Office. Tomczyk moved for adoption. Nilsson seconded, carried unanimously. Reso.#54-84 - Approval of 1984 Labor Agreement Between City and Local 82414 (City HallILibrary) Penovich moved for adoption. Nilsson seconded; Penovich mbved to amend to state that Finance Committee recommended denial. Dumke seconded, carried. Mayor explained the settlement and spoke in support of it. Several Amended) defeated unanimously. objections were expressed by Council. Motion to adopt W54-84 (As Muskego (RS-3 to RS-3 00s-Schaal). Clerk gave first reading. Ord.#485 - An Ordinance to Amend the Zoning Map of the City of Gaetzke moved to suspend rules to permit second reading. Penovich seconded, carried unanimously. Clerk gave second reading. Gaetzke moved for adoption. DeAngelis seconded. Atty. Molter questioned Deed Restriction submitted. Gaetzke moved to defer to allow Schaal to submit amended Restriction. Nilsson seconded, carried unanimously. Ord.#486 - An Ordinance to Amend the Zoning Map of the City of Muskego (RS-2 and RS-2 00s to B-4 - Sindic) Clerk gave first readinR. Gaetzke moved to suspend rules to uermit second 0 reading. Nilsson seconded, motion carried unanimously. Clerk gave second reading. Gaetzke moved for adoption. Penovich seconded, carried unanimously. VOUCHER APPROVAL - Penovich moved for approval of payment of General Vouchers in amount of $918,603.21. Nilsson seconded, carried unanimously. Nilsson moved for approval of payment of Sewer Utility Vouchers in the amount of $10,141. CITY OFFICIAL'S REPORTS - The Clerk acknowledged receipt of a petition for Legal Lot Status submitted by Ernest Youssi, which was referred to Plan Commission for review and recommendation. Mayor announced presentation by the FLOW Coalition at Sewer Committee Meeting on March 29th. ADJOURNMENT - Tomczyk moved to adjourn at 10:07 P.M. Dumke seconded, carried. Respectfully submitted, Charlotte L. Stewart City Clerk