PSM19771103• PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 3, 1977
The meeting was called to order at 7.32 P.M. by Acting Chairman
Wallner. Also present was Committee Member Ald. Pienkos, Ald. Tomczyk
and Police Chief Kraus. `
Ald. Pienkos again object+lto the fact that there was no agenda for
Safety Committee meetings.
The minutes of the previous meeting was reviewed and placed on file.:
Correspondence from Building Inspection Department was reviewed and
placed on file (From 10/27/77 to 11/l/77).
The committee reviewed a'memo from Mayor Gottfried regarding the
feasibility of extending Moorland Road to S.T.H. 24. The memo
indicated that the Plan Commission has previously developed a possible
route of the extension of Moorland Rd., however, because of the terrain
the cost would be so exorbitant it was decided that discussions on the
matter would be discontinued until development in the area took place
at which time a portion of the cost could be paid by -the developers.
The committee requested that Waukesha County Highway Commissioner
Demshar be invited to a future meeting to explain the costs and
— what the possibility of extending Moorland Rd. to S.T.H. 24 would be.
Correspondence from Gerald Heinz, Sewer Inspector, directed to
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewage Commission, regarding sewer main
corrections in the Freedom Acres and Bay Lawn Subdivisions, was
reviewed.
A discussion took place regarding the security alarm system for the
business and residential security. There had been seven requests
for bids that were sent out, but only Advanced Sound and Security,
1116 W. Windlake Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, returned a bid contract
signed by a representative of their company. The document was read
in its entirety and Ald. Wallner moved to recommend to the Common
Council approval of the agreement between the City of Muskego and the
Advanced Sound and Security Company. Seconded by Ald. Pienkos. Chief
Kraus suggested the following amendment to be included in the agreement,
"That the Advanced Sound and Security Company install and service the
alarm modules at the police station for all municipal departments,
including schools, without charge to the City of Muskego." After
further discussion, Ald. Wallner moved to defer action on this matter
until the next meeting of the committee to further investigate the
fee schedule. Seconded by Ald. Pienkos. Motion carried. Ald. Wallner
requested that City Attorney Buckley review this contract and report
his opinion back to the committee
Ald. Pienkos requested that a press release be issued to the newspapers
. indicating that all house numbers or numbers indicating the address
of a house be clearly visible for the purpose of emergency calls being -
able to quickly respond.
Ald Wallner moved to adjourn, seconded by Ald. Pienkos. Motion carried
The meeting adjourned at 8 16 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Mark E. Pienkos, Secretary
Public Safety Committee
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