PWAM19870326• PUBLIC WATER COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD MARCH 26, 1987
The meeting was called to order at 7:05 P.M. by Chairman Hilt.
Also present were Committee Members Dumke and Patterson, Mayor
Salentine, Ald. DeAngelis, Ald. Taube and those per the attached
list.
Mr. John Redmond, Kennedy Valve Company, appeared before the
Committee to request that he be included in the city's water
specifications. After considerable discussion, the request was
denied as the Engineers have already prepared specifications on
three hydrants, which is the required amount. It was suggested
that Mr. Redmond discuss his request with the City Engineers.
Representatives from Freedom Square appeared before the Committee
and indicated the possibility of their water trust becoming a
part of the municipal system. At the present time their Trust is
served by two wells. The representatives will review the
legality of transferring ownership since Parkland Mall and the
Sentry Store are furnished water through this Trust. They will
keep the Committee appraised of their status.
Mr. Roy Kosobucki, Developer of Golden Country Estates, appeared
• before the Committee requesting individual wells for his proposed
Subdivision. Ald. Dumke moved to defer to enable the Committee
to obtain an opinion from the City Engineer. Seconded by Ald.
Patterson, motion carried. Cost figures for community wells that
have been installed in the past for the City will be supplied to
the Committee for their review.
The Committee reviewed the minutes of the Public Hearing -Water
Assessment for MW3-87, MW4-87 and MW5-87 held on Monday, March 23
1987, along with City Engineer's letter of March 26, 1987. Ald.
Dumke moved to recommend the following:
MW3-87 - #11, Thomas Aschenbrener's front foot assessment
should be changed from 150 feet to 120 feet.
MW5-87, #20, Roland Linck front foot assessment will remain
unchanged.
#MW3-87, #61, Tom Skowronski's frontage will be refigured
using the shortest 50' set back area to lake. Using the
same formula, Mr. Skowronski's new assessment will be 73
1/2 feet.
$MW3-87, #60, Greg Mecha's frontage will be refigured
using the shortest 50' set back area to lake. Using the
Is same formula as previously used, Mr. Mecha's new assessment
will be 73 1/2 feet.
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March 26, 1987
MW3-87, #29, Remove City -owned land from assessment roll,
as it is a non -buildable lot.
MW5-87, #13 Hydro Parts Corporation should be
listed as controlled access, they are presently zoned
RS-2, so that is what they will be assessed for.
The Committee reviewed the bid figures for the following
projects:
MW3-87 Michels Pipeline
$848,302.50
Globe Contractors
793,181.00
D. F. Tomasini
828,372.00
Tomasini Contr., Inc.
947,425.00
United Sewer & Water
687,701.00
Super Excavators
770,783.05
Mainline Sewer & Water
691,320.00
MW4-87 Powers Lake Constr., Inc.
$278,528.80
Underground Pipeline
313,665.00
DeBelak Bros.
355,376.60
Rock Contr.
306,456.30
• Reesman Excay.
333,205.65
Michels Pipeline
392,237.40
Globe Contr.
331,071.00
D. F. Tomasini
325,300.00
Tomasini, Inc.
391,307.00
Madison Underground
254,932.00
American Sewer Service
338,510.00
United Sewer & Water
4843126.00
Super Excavators
336,021.80
Mainline Sewer & Water
293,761.00
MW5-87 Rock Contractors
$196,884.50
Reesman's Excav
254,878.10
Michels Pipeline
213,295.00
D. F. Tomasini
230,976.00
Tomasini Contr.
257,146.00
Madison Underground
170,713.00
American Sewer Services
205,690.00
United Sewer & Water
195,740.00
Super Excavators
237,579.40
Mainline Sewers & Water
212,154.00
Underground Pipeline
195,978.20
Globe Contractors
212,024.00
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March 26, 1987
Ald. Patterson moved to recommend the low bidder for each
project; MW3-87 - United Sewer and Water - $687,701., MW4-87 -
Madison Underground - $254,932., and MW5-87 - Madison Underground
- $170,713. Seconded by Ald. Dumke, motion carried.
The Committee discussed adopting a stand-by charge for property
along a water project. Ald. Paterson moved to not adopt a stand-
by policy. Seconded by Ald. Dumke, motion carried.
The Committee deferred action on well testing to see if there are
testing services that the city can contract with for private well
test results.
Ald. Patterson moved that all future developers must install
neptune meters, rather than the Badger meters that were
previously recommended. Seconded by Ald. Dumke, motion carried.
The Committee discussed concern about height and setback of
hydrants along Hwy. 24. The Engineers have reported that all
hydrants have a standard setback of 3 feet off of the property
line.
The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
• Respectfully submitted,
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