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PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD JULY 18, 1991
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Sewer Chairman
Simmons and Water Chairman Hilt. Also present were Committee
Member D. Sanders, Utility Superintendent Kloskowski, Mayor
Salentine and those per the attached list.
The Committee reviewed status of sewer/water projects:
Hillendale/Tans/Lembezeder Sewer
Project has been completed.
Woods Road South Sewer/Water
Restoration is nearing completion. Mr. DeBack appeared to
request water service for a five acre parcel directly
west of Woodside Estates. The City Engineer will be
requested to include this property in the Woods Road/Vesbach
to Racine Water Project.
Hillendale-North of Hwy. L Sewer/Water
Water and sewer mains and laterals have been installed.
Waiting for installation of Booster Pump. Paving has
been started.
Highway L-West to Crowbar Sewer
A letter has
the required
this project.
been sent to Attorney McCabe, MMSD, requesting
amendment to the sewer service area to include
The Committee deferred discussion on proposed Sewer/Water
Assessment Policy and Pro -ration Policy and establishing fees
until the August meeting.
Ald. D. Sanders informed the Committee that the large parcel on
Kelly Drive has been reviewed by the Plan Commission and Plan
Commission has recommended approval of a request to rezone to RSA
which would be mixed duplex and single family development. If the
Common Council approves the rezoning, this will change the number
of connections allocated.
The City Engineers are proceeding with the requested sewer service
amendment to include the Highway 45 Corridor.
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Scott Krause appeared before the Committee to discuss sewer main
extension to the Southeast portion of the City. Ald. Simmons
moved to authorize the City Engineer and City Attorney to initiate
the Preliminary Resolution for an area -wide Reserve Capacity
Assessment (RCA) for the Southeast area of the City that can be
served by the first designated lift station. This would serve
areas 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, and 13 noted on the attached report
which is part of the Southeast Area Facility Plan. Seconded by
Ald. Hilt, motion carried.
The Committee discussed the Base Flow report to MMSD. The report
was amended to delete the 2003 and 2005 and to include the 2002 as
reflected on the attached report.
Superintendent Kloskowski advised the Committee of a fuse that
malfunctioned at the Lake Lore Liftstation. It was noted that the
alarm never rang and, as a result, three basements in Lake Lore
were flooded. The Committee will establish a policy wh�eby the
dispatchers will call the individual alarm systems for each lift
station after any storm involving high winds or lightening.
The Committee discussed REC charges for Muskego County Park and
determined that they would go along with the structure by which
MMSD charges Milwaukee County parks.
The Committee discussed REC charges for proposed daycare center on
Janesvilles Road and determined that it will be consistent with
MMSD REC charges for daycare centers in Milwaukee County.
Plans have been sent to MMSD and the State for the sewer extension
for Valley View Heights Subdivision. Lake Forest is beginning
construction on Phase 2 and Phase 3. Plans for water extension
for the Valley View Heights Subdivision have been sent to the PSC
for approval.
Utility Superintendent Kloskowski is in the process of compiling
data for establishing criteria for requiring Community Wells in
lieu of private wells.
The Committee reviewed sewer and water plans for Country Brook
Subdivision. This will be a two phase project with sewer
connection to the interceptor running through an easement on the
back of the property. Water connection will be off of Woods
Road. Ald. Hilt moved to approve the plans subject to City
Engineers review. Seconded by Ald. Simmons, motion carried. It
was noted that 64 connections were originally approved and the
. actual number of connections will be 48.
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The Committee reviewed Lake View Highlands & Lake View Highlands
Add. #1 sewer plans. Ald. Simmons moved to approve sewer plans
subject to City Engineers review. Seconded by Ald. Hilt, motion
carried. It was noted that 30 connections were originally
approved and the actual number of connections will be 21.
The Committee reviewed sewer and water plans for Meadow Green West
Addn. #3. Ald. D. Sanders moved to approve sewer and water plans
subject to City Engineers review. Seconded by Ald. Hilt, motion
carried. Utility Superintendent Kloskowski reported that a
meeting has been scheduled1with the Developer and their engineers
on Monday, July 22, 1991,-and that staff will be present.
The Committee reviewed sewer and water plans for Lake Point
Estates West Subdivision. Plans were approved subject to City
Engineers approval.
The Committee reviewed sewer and water plans for Park Place West.
Sewer and Water will be extended west from Lake Forest
Development. Ald. Hilt moved to approve subject to City Engineers
approval. Seconded by Ald. D. Sanders, motion carried. It was
noted that the originally approved 64 connections has now been
' reduced to 52. The number of rooms per unit has not been
determined.
Ald. Simmons moved to approve expenditure of $185.00 from the
Water Utility and $185.00 from the Sewer Utility to allow the City
Clerk, Sewer Utility Clerk, and Water Utility Clerk to attend a
Utility Accounting seminar in Madison on September 5, 1991.
Seconded by Ald. Hilt, motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ald. David J. Sanders
Secretary
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SUMMARY OF ATTACHED EXHIBITS ON RECS
ALLOCATIONS & AVAILABILITY
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VACANT REC'S (Residential
3 Bedroom
797
2 Bedroom
258
1 Bedroom
30
1,085
+ Reserved
677
YEAR
2000 1,762
2001 1,762
2002 1,762
2000 2,318
2001 2,318
2002 2,318
2000 9 Years
2001 10 Years
2002 11 Years
1,762 TOTAL VACANT REC'S
9 Years = 196 REC'S/Year
: 10 Years = 176 REC's/Year
: 11 Years = 160 REC's/Year
2,318 REC'S LEFT TO ALLOCATE
9 Years = 257 REC'S/Year
: 10 Years = 232 REC'S/Year
: 11 Years = 211 REC'S/Year
VACANT REC'S PLUS UNALLOCATED REC'S
196 + 257 = 453 REC's/Year
176 + 232 = 408 REC's/Year
147 + 193 = 371 REC's/Year
OF THE 653 REC'S THAT ARE ALLOCATED TO VACANT INDUSTRIAL, IT IS
ESTIMATED THAT ONLY 153 WILL BE USED WHEN THE VACANT LAND BECOMES
OCCUPIED.
THE REMAINING 500 REC'S WILL BECOME UNALLOCATED REC'S. THESE
COULD BE USED FOR SCHOOLS, EXPANDING COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL
USERS OR OTHER LAND DIVISIONS THAT CANNOT BE ANTICIPATED.
*Amended at Public Utilities Committee Meeting of 7/18/91.
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RESIDENTIAL EQUIVALENCY CHARGES
(REC'S)
PURCHASED/ALLOCATED/AVAILABLE
Existing three (3) Bedroom
Existing Two (2) Bedroom
Existing One (1) Bedroom
Vacant three (3) Bedroom
Vacant Two (2) Bedroom
Vacant One (1) Bedroom
TOTAL REC'S
Vacant Industrial
Vacant Commercial
Occupied Industrial & Commercial
TOTAL REC'S
SUMMARY
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL
TOTAL INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL
Waste Management
Reserved REC's (Connections approved by
Public Utilities Comm.)
TOTAL ALLOCATED
Total REC's purchased per MMSD Contract
Total Allocated
4,009
278
24
797
258
30
5,396
653
254
842
1,749
5,396
1,749
7,145
84
677
7,906
10,224
7,906
2,318
RESERVED REC'S (APPROVED BY PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMITTEE)
Bay Lawn South
13
Country Brook Estates
48
Lake Forest
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Lake Point -West
29
Lakeview Highlands
30
Meadow Green West #2
39
Meadow Green West #3
54
Suburban Heights
59 (53 + 6)
West Park Place
64,
Lakeview Highlands Add.
9
Lake Point Estates
41
Barker Homes
114
Valley View
40
Peterson
4
Agenten
17
Gerlach
5
677
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