PSEM19830217PUBLIC SEWER COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 17, 1983
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Klenz at 7:00 P.M. Also
present were Committee Member Tomczyk, Mayor Salentine, Treatment
Plant Operator Kibbe and Mr. John Kronshage.
Mr. Kronsage, Hillendale Dr., appeared at the meeting to advise the
committee that he had not requested to be connected to the city's
sewer system. He indicated that he felt the extension of main to
his property was an unnecessary expense and that he felt he had
no need for sewers. The committee suggested to Mr. Kronsage that
he contact the Waukesha County Health Department and have them give
him a letter stating his septic system is in good working condition.
The committee reviewed and recommended Council approval of the proposed
1983 Sewer Utility Budget.
The committee discussed the payment of funds for the Demshar property
easement. It is their recommendation the charges for the easement
be taken from the Sewer Utility Fund rather than from TIF District
No. One.
Mayor Salentine advised the committee regarding the status of the
contract communities (FLOW) problems.
• The committee discussed the Woods Road interceptor and the Bass Bay
sewers. It was their recommendation to recommend the Council to
direct the City Attorney to take the necessary action to acquire
the Bass Bay sewer easements.
Sewer Treatment Plant Operator, James, Kibbe, reported to the committee
regarding the treatment plant. A discussion was held regarding the
treatment ponds. Ruekert & Mielke will be invited to check on the
ponds. The committee approved the attendance of Mr. Kibbe at a
seminar regarding treatment of sludge sponsored by MMSD at a cost
of $12.00.
The minutes of the previous meeting were reviewed and a discussion
was held with residents of Freedom Acres (Indian Trail area). Mayor
Salentine will contact the city's engineers regarding the possibility
of using TV in the sewer lines in that area.
The committee recommended to Common Council the purchase of a file
cabinet for the Sewer Utility.
The committee moved to recommend acceptance of manhole rehabilitation
work, with exceptions noted. Ruekert and Mielke have advised Super
Excavators as to which manholes must be re -worked.
The meeting adjourned.
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Respectfully submitted,
Ralph Tomczyk, Sec' y
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