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PUM19921124Amended and approved by Common Council on 11/24/92 ke CORRECTED PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO MINUTES OF MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 12, 1992 The meeting was called to order at 7:05 P.M. by Chairman Sanders. Also present were Committee Members Misko and Schneider, Mayor Salentine, Ald. Patterson and Utility Superintendent Kloskowski. The Committee reviewed the status of the following projects: Hillendale-North of Hwy. L Sewer and Water - Patching is in progress. Highway L West to Crowbar Sewer - Utility Superintendent advised that City Engineers have sent As-builts to MMSD for approval. The Committee requested that the Utility Superintendent contact MMSD to request approval for immediate connection for the Wagon Wheel. Valley/Lions Park/Pioneer Drive Extended Water - City is awaiting Chapter 30 permit from the DNR. Southeast Sewer - The Committee reviewed correspondence from Scott Krause, Muskego Lakes Country Club, dated November 5, 1992, and made the determination that since the Hwy. 45 Corridor is included in the Facilities Plan area, and Mr. Krause agreed to pay or one-half of the Facilities Plan, Mr. Krause's request to be exempt for the costs of the Hwy. 45 Corridor was denied. Representatives from Towne Realty, Inc., appeared before the Committee and submitted the following requests for the proposed Candlewood Creek Subdivision: 1. Permission to extend the sewer main in Woods Road, via interceptor, in order to access and service the western portions of tax key #2201.994 and tax Key 2201.994.001. 2. A request for 120 sewer connections which would ultimately be serviced by the sewer main extension granted in #1. 3. A request for 31 sewer connections to be serviced by sewer already existing in Woods and Durham Road for Phase 1 of the development of the property, which I understand, is not dependent upon the sewer main connection in #1. Ald. Schneider moved to approve above requests with the understanding that all costs would be the responsibility of the Developer. Seconded by Ald. Sanders, motion carried 2-1 with Ald. Misko voting "no". Public Utilities Committee - Page 2 November 12, 1992 The Committee indicated that there has been no response to the City's request to MMSD to allow sewer connection to a property on Woods Road, owned by John Witunski, which is in the City of Franklin and borders the City of Muskego. Several affected property owners appeared before the Committee to discuss possible sewer extension to their properties on Mystic Drive through the proposed Foxboro -North Subdivision. The Committee requests that Stan Potrykus, the engineer for the project be contacted and requested to provide costs for the legal descriptions for the easements to the Committee for their December 10, 1992 meeting. If Mr. Potrykus determines that the property, tax key 2203.991, can be served by the project, the Utility Superintendent will again contact the owners and asked that they either appear at the December meeting or respond to the City's inquiry. The Committee discussed policy for determining length of time for Sewer Extension Permits. The decision was made that each request will be considered on its own merit at the time of approval of the Subdivider's Agreement, as now indicated in the ordinance. The Committee requests that prior to the Subdivider's Agreement being sent to the Finance Committee and Common Council for final approval, that it be sent to the Public Utilities Committee for deadline for use of connections. • The Committee determined that four years would be granted to the Plum Creek Subdivision for use of connections. This will be incorporated into their Subdivider's Agreement. The Committee reviewed sewer/water service to properties on Kelly Drive through the Kelly development. The Utility Superintendent will contact affected properties with a letter of explanation and a Waiver of Public Hearing Assessment notice and request that they be present at the December 10, 1992 meeting. Correspondence from the City Engineers regarding suggested amendment to Chapter 21, Section 21.06(9) of the City's Municipal Code was reviewed. The amendment would be to incorporate a one Rec minimum for vacant buildings and to specify that the Utility Superintendent will do the required inspection. Ald. Sanders moved to recommend approval of above amendment. Seconded by Ald. Misko, motion carried. Ald. Schneider moved to create a policy whereby when utilities are installed in properties by a Developer, a 10% contingency fee will be added to final assessment to cover all engineering and legal fees. Seconded by Ald. Misko, motion carried. The Committee further discussed future Water Tower Site location. It was noted that Waste Management has not responded on whether a 200 ft. or 400 ft. offset on Hillendale is Public Utilities Committee - Page 3 November 12, 1992 . required. Ald. Sanders will contact Mr. James Dunham to receive clarification. The Committee reviewed report indicating status of required well testing and directed that all properties in noncompliance be sent a letter indicating that they appear at the December meeting to discuss noncompliance and if they do not appear, daily fines will be issued. The Committee reviewed correspondence from the Public Service Commission with recommended water rate increases. The information was been forwarded to the Auditors for review. The meeting adjourned at 10:15 P.M. ca 0 Respectfully submitted, Ald. William H. Schneider Secretary COMITTEE SS DATE L Sc t�UKfit//sL S 6 2M s c