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PUBLIC WELFARE COMMITTEE
MINUTES OF MEETING May 19, 1965
Committee Meeting convened on May 19, 1965 at 3:45 PM at City Hall.
Alderman Budish as Chairman along with Alderman Hudziak and DeAngelis
in attendance.
. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved.
ENTRANCE SIGNS: Word was received from Mr. Knetzer that progress
is being made; however, that construction details are not as yet
completed.
The Jr. Chamber of Commerce (Jayceels) had appeared before the
Planning Commission and requested permission to erect signs of
the Welcome type. The Commission referred the matter to the
attention of the City Planner to make recommendation back to them
as well as the Common Council.
PUBLIC WELFARE CASE: To be placed on file and reviewed after re-
ports are received rom the Public Welfare Department.
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE (WAUKESHA C9. GROUP) Voucher affidavits
• reviewed. Alderman Hudziak moved to recommend to the Finance
Committee that the vouchers from the Public Welfare Dept. for the
amount of $418.16 be paid. Alderman DeAngelis seconded the motion
and motion carried. (4 relief cases and 4 service cases)
CORRESPONDENCE: From Marie M. Hlatky concerning the Asphalt Plant
and debris along Tans Drive was read and reviewed. Alderman Hudziak
stated he would check furtheriinto the complaint as registered.
Correspondence from Melvin Daliege thanking City Officials for
past attention concerning the Asphalt Plant was read and placed on
file.
C014MUNICATIONS: From the Clerk -Treasurer of our City advising this
committee that "Notice To Cut Noxious Weeds" will be published in
two consecutive notices as well as posted on all the Bulletin Boards
in the City was read.
Communication from U. S. Seating Co., Inc., Manufacturers/Distri-
butors of Portable Bleachers to be referred to the Park and Recrea-
tion Board.
The next order of business was a discussion on the Cemetery which
is located on Highway 00 and Ryan Road. Alderman Budish requested
of the Welfare Committee to present a resolution to the Common
Council concerning this Cemetery. It is his feeling that the City
of Muskego should maintain as well as preserve this 2 acre Cemetery
as a shrine due to the fact that our first white settler is buried
there - namely Mr. Luther Parker. This Committee unanimously agreed
that a resolution should be drafted and presented to the City Council
with its recommendation that it be accepted.
There being no further business, Alderman Hudziak moved to adjourn
as seconded by Alderman Budish. Meeting Adjourned at 4:45 PM.
Res ectfu y s mitted,
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PAUL M. GE S
Secretar
Public Welfare Committee