PWM19650330• MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC WELFARE COMMITTEE
Committee meeting convened on March 30, 1965, at 6:45 P.M. at
City Hall. Alderman Budish, as Chairman, along with Mayor
Gottfried and Aldermen Hudziak and DeAngelis were in attendance.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved.
First order of business was the discussion on improvements on the
building at Horn Field. A bid was received from Mr. Gregory
Boehm for the repairs which are to be done on the inside of the
building. In view of the fact that the former Town Officials
granted Mr. Boehm the outside contract, the Committee felt it ex-
pedient to recommend to the Council, by resolution, the bid for
approval. A resolution shall be drafted to present to the Coun-
cil stipulating the specific amount of this bid ($825.00) along with
the specifications. Specifications being --- to drop ceiling to
9-foot level, finish ceiling with accoustical tile, Luan paneling
on all walls, finish windows and doors, new base and shoe, en-
close furnace room, and to fix floor where needed. All carpenter
labor and material is to be included.
PUBLIC WELFARE CASES - Three new cases were placed on file. Cases
to be reviewed after reports are received from the Public Welfare
• Dept.
Correspondence from Attorney Hippenmeyer read. Being relative to
Constable and Auxiliary Policemen concerning the labeling of badges`,
etc., it was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
Next order of business was condemnation of buildings. Because
the Building Inspector has several new cases pending condemnation,
this committee was of the opinion that a meeting be held with him
to establish standard operational procedures, which should be
adopted and practiced in the future.
PERMIT COPIES: Copies of the Burial and Disinterment permits
were received by the Mayorts office. Same were turned over to
the Public Welfare Committee to be retained in their files.
CORRESPONDENCE: A communication between Mr. Clarence D. Lau'cher
and Building Inspector Lee was read. It stated that Mr. Laucher was
in violation of the Zoning Ordinance governing unlicensed autos.
Mr. Laucher has now removed auto& as advised by Mr. Lee.
Another communication by Inspector Lee to Atty. Hippenmeyer
concerning the removal of the Schwefel cottage was read. This
committee shall await the reply from Atty. Hippenm'ayer before
reviewing further this particular condemnation.
• COMPLAINTS: The Public Welfare Committee received complaints from
the owners of Mike & Mickey's Cozy Cottage and the Bay Side Tap
that buses are alledgedly backing up and turn ing around on their
premises, thus causing damage to their parking areas. The Committee,
as a consequence, directed their Secretary to contact Checkerway
Charter Coach Co., Inc. and advise that, should this be the case,
these properties are private properties and that they have no
right to trespass or use these properties or other private proper-
40 as turnabouts, etcc., without the approval of their owners.
The Welfare Committee and Mayor Gottfried will meet directly
after this meeting to attend the first meeting (informal) of the
Park and Recreation Board.
There being no further business, Alderman Hudziak moved to adjourn.
Alderman DeAngelis seconded the motion. Meeting adjou.32zled at 7.50 P.M.
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Checkerway Charter Coach Co., Inc.
S-83 W-20702 W. Janesville Rd.
Muskego, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
The Public Welfare Committee of the City of Muskego has
received several complaints that your Buses are being driven
over and upon private properties. If this be the case, may
we remind you that you cannot
trespass on private properties or use same as turnabouts,
etc., without the approval of the owners of these private
properties.
Trusting you will advise your Drivers of the need to respect
the private property rights of others.
Very truly yours,
Ald. Paul M. DeAngelis, Secretary
Public t,?elfare Committee