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RULZS, LAWS & ORDINANCE COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD JANUARY 18, 1982
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Salentine at 8:05 P.M.
Also present was Committee Member Radtke, Ald. Klenz, Building
Inspector Lee and Mayor Gottfried
Chairman Salentine advised that the ordinance relating to a
development proposed by Scott Krause to be serviced with a holding
tank will be finalized by the City Attorney in the near future
and will be forwarded to Mr. Krause for his review.
The committee once again reviewed proposed Ordinance #417
which relates to skin diving and swimming in the city. Chairman
Salentine stated he had reviewed the proposed ordinance with
several residents on Lake Denoon as to their feelings on the
ordinance. Following considerable discussion on the matter, Ald.
Radtke moved to amend the swimming portion of the proposed ordinance
by having it read as follows:
20.08 (2) SWIMMING -- When swimming without the use of self-
contained underwater breathing apparatus, a suitable
boat (motor or otherwise) shall accompany any person
or persons swimming more than 150 feet from the
shoreline or 75 feet from any anchored swimming raft
on any waters within the City of Muskego.
Motion was seconded by Ald. Salentine and carried.
The committee once again reviewed Section 9.055 of the Municipal
Code as it relates to drinking in public places prohibited. Ald.
Salentine moved to recommend to the Common Council adoption of an
ordinance to amend the municipal code by adding Section 9.055(3) as
follows:
9.055(3) That this ordinance shall not be in effect within
200 feet of a parade route for which the City of
Muskego has granted a parade permit from one hour
prior to the scheduled start of said parade and
until one hour after the end of said parade.
Seconded by Ald. Radtke. Motion carried.
The committee discussed the operation of mini -bikes within the city.
Ald. Radtke moved to defer action on this matter until the committee
has an opportunity to review the Village of Pewaukee's ordinance which
was sent to the committee by Attorney Molter. Seconded by Ald.
Salentine. Motion carried.
Ald. Salentine moved to defer action on the matter of a proposed model
ordinance as per a communication from Police Chief Scholz dated 1/14/8:
Seconded by Ald. Radtke. Motion carried.
Bldg.Insp.Lee appeared to discuss with the committee the proposed
schedule of permit fees from the Uniform Housing Code of the State
of Wisconsin. Ald. Salentine moved to recommend to Common Council
the adoption of the proposed fees with the addition of a new category
for pole buildings which would be charged $25.00 for initial fees
plus $10.00 for each additional inspection required. Motion seconded
by Ald. Radtke. Motion carried.
Building Inspector Lee then discussed with the committee proposed
changes to plumbing permit fees. Ald. Radtke moved to recommend
to Common Council the adoption of the proposed plumbing permit fees.
Seconded by Ald. Salentine. Motion carried.
New business - The committee discussed the possibility of adopting
an ordinance� relating to snow emergencies. No action was taken
at this meeting.
The minutes of the previous meeting held 12/16/81 were reviewed
and placed on file.
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Mr. Frank DeAngeles appeared before the committee to discuss his
concern regarding the city's animal warden transporting stray dogs
to HAWS on the same day the dog is picked up. He indicated that
he felt that dogs that had been picked up should be held within
the city for at least two days. The committee advised Mr. DeAngelis
that his concerns would be forwarded to the Safety Committee.
Ald. Radtke moved to adjourn. Seconded by Ald. Salentine. Motion
carried. The meeting adjourned at 10:25 P.M.
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Respectfully submitted,
Wayne R. Radtke, Sec'y.
Rules, Laws & Ordinance Committee
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