PWM19650707PUBLIC WELFARE CONIVITTEE
MINUTES OF HEETING - JULY 7, 1965.
COMMITTEE MEETING CONVENED ON JULY 7, 1965 AT 3: 45 P17 AT
CITY HALL. ALDERMAN BUDISH, AS CHAIRMAN, ALONG WITH HArOR
GOTTFRIED AND ALDERMEN HUDZIAK AND DEANGELIS WERE IN AT-
TENDANCE.
• PIINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING WERE APPROVED.
QUARRY AND ASPHALT PLANT - A GENERAL DISCUSSION ON THE SITUA-
TION PERTINENT TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE ASPHALT PLANT TRANSPIRED.
IT WAS AGREED AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMMITTEE THAT A JOINT
MEETING BYIBETWEEN THE FINANCE AND THE PUBLIC WELFARE COMMIT-
TEES BE HELD AT 8:30 PIY ON JULY 21ST TO ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE
THE PROBLEMS. HR. DALE DAWSON AND OTHER PARTIES INVOLVED WILL
BE ADVISED BY THE COMMITTEE TO ATTEND.
PUBLIC WELFARE CASE - TO BE PLACED ON FILE AND REVIEWED AFTER
REPORTS ARE RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC WELFARE DEPARTMENT.
A CREDIT OF $8.46 WAS RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC WELFARE GROUP
• FOR AN OVERPAYMENT OF THE MAY CHARGES.
JEWEL CREST BUILDING - COMMITTEE REVIEWED ESTIMATES AND IN-
FORMATION PROVIDED BY THE PARK AND RECREATION BOARD CONCERN-
ING THE APPROXIMATE COST ENTAILED TO REPAIR AND REMODEL THE
BUILDING THAT THE J. C.A.A. IS RELEASING GRACIOUSLY TO THE CITY.
THRESS ESTIMATES WERE PROVIDED RANGING FROM $6100 TO $10,000.
THESE ESTIMATES INCLUDED MASONRY, (ALSO BRICK ON THREE SIDES)
CARPENTRY, TILE WORK, PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRIC, AND PAINT-
ING. (WOOD SIDING IN REAR).
WAUKESHA COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE - COMMUNICATION FROM MR.
JAMES JAY (RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AGENT), ALONG WITH AN ATTACHED
LIST OF BUSINESSES WHICH MAY HAVE TO RELOCATE FROM THE NILWAUKEE
AREA, WAS READ AND REVIEWED. PIA YOR GOTTFRIED SUGGESTED THAT
POSSIBLY AN "INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE" WOULD BE THE
ANSWER TO ASSIST IN INTERESTING NEW BUSINESSES TO tYUSKEGO, ETC.
THE COMMITTEE AGREED UNANIMOUSLY AND WILL, IN THE FUTURE, CON-
CERN ITSELF WITH ACQUIRING MORE KNOWLEDGE AND A CLOSER CONTACT
WITH THIS POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, ETC. THE COMMITTEE SHALL ALSO
CONTACT THESE BUSINESSES IN AN ATTEMPT TO INTEREST THEM IN BE-
COMING A PARTY TO PIUSKEGO�S FUTURE AND GROWTH BY LOCATING IN
• THIS AREA.
PARTY AND RECREATION BOARD - THE BOARD REPORTS AND INCREASE OF
OVER 20,% IN REGISTRATION IN THE SUMMER PROGRAM AS THAT OF LAST
YEAR. TOTAL REGISTRATIONS TO DATE BEING 571, WITH NEW REGISTRA-
TIONS STILL COMING IN. THE SWIMMING PROGRAM WAS ONE FAR BEYOND
THEIR EXPECTATIONS.
VENTS SUCH AS TALENT NIGHT ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 21ST, AT HILL
VALLEY SCHOOL, AND INDIAN DAYS AT TESS CORNERS ON JULY 9TH ARE
BUT A FEW OF THE EVENTS SCHEDULED. NOTICES TO CITIZENS WILL BE
GIVEN THROUGH THE CO-OPERATION OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.
THERE BEING ND FURTHER BUSINESS, ALD. HUDZIAK MOVED TO ADJOURN
AS SECONDED BY ALD. BUDISH. NRETING WAS ADJOURNED AT 5:05 PPI.
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