PSCM19990908PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE —CITY OF MUSKEGO APPROVED
• MINUTES OF MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1999
The meeting was called to order at 7:07 P.M. by Chairman Patterson. Present were
Committee Members Aid. Pionek and Aid. Chiaverotti, Aid. Le Doux (arrived at 7:56
p.m.), and Deputy Building Director Al Biwer and Public Works Supt. Wayne Delikat.
Chairman Patterson noted that the meeting was posted in accordance with the Open
Meeting Law.
REVIEW OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: The Committee reviewed the
minutes of the August 2, 1999 meeting and had them placed on file.
Update on Status of Condemnations/Citations:
Al Biwer stated there is nothing to report at this time regarding condemnations and/or
citations.
Aid. Pionek stated he has received numerous phone calls regarding mall and pond
complaints. Chairman Patterson stated both these items were actually issues to be
handled by other departments.
Final Review of Demolition Ordinance:
Discussion was held regarding Ordinance and everything seemed to be in order Al
Biwer defined a portion of the Ordinance that Aid. Chiaverotti questioned regarding
Section 30.811(3). Also she required clarification of Section 30.081.D(c). Al Biwer
is moved
Section regarding demolition of structures of Building Code. Aid. Chiaverotti
moved to accept Ordinance content with numbering conforming to correct numbering of
Building Code. Aid. Pionek seconded. Motion carried 3 to 0. Upon further discussion,
Aid. Chiaverotti moved to amend her previous motion to include definition of demolition
as opposed to razing in the definitions of Building Code. Aid. Pionek seconded. Motion
to amend was withdrawn, with approval of the second. Discussion continued regarding
definition and clarification of razing. Aid. Chiaverotti requested Al Biwer to provide
clarification of definitions of razing and demolition for review at the next Committee
meeting.
Update on Existing Forms and Ordinances - Proposed Building Code:
After clarification of definition of razing and demolition, update with be discussed on
existing forms and Ordinances.
Status of Recycling/Refuse — Establish rates for 2000:
Discussion was held regarding percentage on worksheets. Aid. Chiaverotti moved to
accept Sheet No. 2 as recommended by the Finance Director which is 3% increase in
fees to $82.40/unit for residential units containing five (5) units or less and $70.00/unit
for residential units containing six (6) units and over Aid. Pionek seconded. Motion
carried 3 to 0.
Status of Cable TV:
• Nothing to report at this time.
Public Services Committee
Minutes of Meeting Held September 8, 1999
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August Recycling/Garbage Complaints:
List of 12 complaints was submitted by Wayne Delikat as follows:
Damaged Recycling Bin 1
Garbage Pickup Missed 2
White Goods Not Picked Up 3
Recycling Bin Not Received 2
Recycling Not Picked Up 2
Garbage Cans Not Returned Properly 2
Review of Existing Landfill Expansions:
Brief discussion was held regarding expansion of existing landfill.
Letter was submitted from Police Chief John Johnson regarding reimbursable costs for
coverage for Operation While Under the Influence. Chairman Patterson deferred item
until the next meeting awaiting feedback from Chief.
Discuss Criteria for Land Divisions of Lakefront Properties:
Chairman Patterson deferred item until the October 4th meeting awaiting information
from Plan Office regarding land divisions of lakefront properties.
Further review of Draft Ordinance on Prohibition on keepina of wild animals:
Item was deferred until next meeting awaiting Attorney clarification.
Further Discussion of signs requiring dog litter clean up along Moorland Road:
Wayne Delikat stated there was no problem with signs. Committee requests Parks &
Rec Department to respond to Committee regarding type of sign for "pickup' reminder
and cost per sign.
At this point, Aid. Le Doux arrived (7:56 p.m.).
NEW BUSINESS
Review of Proposed Amendment to "Slow No -Wake" Ordinance for Little Muskego Lake
Discussion was held regarding "Slow No -Wake" Ordinance. Ald. Le Doux suggested
time to coincide with sunset and sunrise, rather than the current 8:30 P.M. and 8:00
A.M. speed restriction. There was lengthy discussion concerning this request. Some of
the concerns were that "sunrise and sunset' were not exact times but very open to
individual opinion in enforcement; that sunrise would allow high speed boating very
early in the morning; and would cause problems for neighbors. There was some
question if there has been any safety problems due to darkness and 8:30 PM as
daylight changes. Committee requests the Police Chief submit report regarding lake
accidents especially during dark hours for further discussion, with copy to Aid. Le Doux.
Committee did not feel the times should be changed, so no action was taken. It will
again be reviewed when the report from the Police Chief is received.
COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER BUSINESS AS AUTHORIZED BY LAW: No new
communications or other business was noted.
Public Services Committee
Minutes of Meeting Held September 8, 1999
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ID ADJOURNMENT- Being no further business to discuss, Aid. Chiaverotti moved to
adjourn the meeting at 8:15 P.M., seconded by Aid. Pionek. Carried by all.
Respectfully submitted,
Pat Reilly
Recording Secretary
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