TOWN OF ROCHESTER
Racine County, Wisconsin
Municipal Office Phone:  (262) 534-5742;  Facsimile:  (262) 534-4084
Mailing Address:  203 W. Main Street, P.O. Box 352, Rochester, WI  53167

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April 12, 2004                                     REGULAR BOARD MEETING                                        7:30 p.m.

 

Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. with Gary Beck, Paul Beere and Mike Weinkauf present.

 

Betty Novy, Clerk, and Colleen Holder, Treasurer, were also present. 

 

Mike moved, 2nd by Paul to approve minutes of the March 8, 2004 meeting as printed.  Motion carried.

 

Mike moved, 2nd by Gary to approve April disbursements as follows.  Motion carried.

 

General Fund Disbursements:

Num

 

Name

 

Amount

 

 

 

 

 

7097

 

Racine County Treasurer

 

15733.22

7098

 

Honey Lake Protection & Rehab

 

215.95

7099

 

Burlington Schools

 

5813.14

7100

 

Waterford Graded School

 

11346.08

7101

 

Waterford Union High School

 

6718.42

7102

 

Gateway Technical College

 

3961.84

7103

 

Southern Lakes Media

 

33.44

7104

 

WI Department of Justice

 

5.00

7105

 

WMCA District V

 

18.00

7106

 

Racine County Public Works

 

1046.18

7107

 

T.D.S. Telecom

 

122.36

7108

 

Wisconsin Towns Association

 

525.00

7109

 

Lange Enterprises

 

249.55

7110

 

Lloyd, Phenicie, Lynch, & Kelly

 

1000.00

7111

 

Village of Rochester

 

24.00

7112

 

Colleen Holder

 

56.00

7113

 

Wayne Schrader 2

 

56.00

7114

 

Lucille Hardie

 

56.00

7115

 

William Miller

 

56.00

7116

 

Mildred Welke

 

112.00

7117

 

Margaret Schmidt

 

0.00

7118

 

Joyce Schrader

 

56.00

7119

 

Richard Gay

 

64.00

7120

 

Jane Babik

 

56.00

7121

 

James R. Frechette, CPA

 

900.00

7122

 

Memorial Day Committee

 

50.00

7123

 

Racine County Sheriff's Department

 

6724.86

7124

 

Memorial Hospital of Burlington

 

1020.92

7125

 

Racine County Clerk

 

1949.00

7126

 

Pats Sanitary Service

 

17.50

7127

 

American Industrial Leasing

 

73.00

7128

 

Office Copying Equipment Ltd.

 

27.46

7129

 

Municipal Services, LLC

 

7619.72

7130

 

Onyx Environmental Services

 

9686.17

7131

 

Racine County Register of Deeds

 

236.31

7132

 

Wisconsin Electric

 

0.00

7133

 

Wisconsin Electric

 

1007.09

7134

 

Crispell-Snyder

 

7552.35

7135

 

Community State Bank

 

206.96

7136

 

Viking Office Products

 

21.39

7137

 

Office Depot

 

71.29

7138

 

Sam's Club

 

21.25

7139

 

Racine County Public Works

 

1709.29

7140

 

Wisconsin Department of Revenue

 

751.86

7142

 

Beck, Gary J

 

518.68

7143

 

Beere, Paul E.

 

363.09

7144

 

Brutlag, Kelly A.

 

419.63

7145

 

Chart (Public Works), Gary

 

1931.39

7146

 

Holder, Colleen M.

 

568.14

7147

 

Novy, Betty J.

 

1224.12

7148

 

Romanak, Kathy J

 

356.09

7149

 

Weinkauf, Michael P.

 

363.09

7141

 

Community State Bank

 

1466.22

7150

 

Margaret Schmidt

 

56.00

7151

 

Wisconsin Electric

 

88.02

 

 

Total 11010.0 · General Checking

 

94325.07

 

Rochester Sewer Utility District #1

Num

 

Name

 

Amount

 

 

 

 

 

3116

 

Community State Bank

 

88.81

3117

 

We Energies

 

169.30

3118

 

James R. Frechette, CPA

 

340.00

3119

 

Registration Fee Trust

 

65.75

3120

 

T.D.S. Telecom

 

60.30

3121

 

Town of Rochester

 

822.92

3122

 

Stamp Fulfillment Services

 

419.85

 

 

Total 11010.0 · Sewer Checking Account

 

1966.93

 

Treasurer’s Report:  Colleen read as follows:

 

Town General Fund Balance

$31,441.41

Town Money Market Balance

$451,728.83

Park and Recreation Balance

$35,540.43

Honey Lake Fund Balance

$29,216.97

Town Road Fund Balance

$216,656.53

Sewer Utility General Balance

$38,907.34

Sewer Utility Money Market Balance

$85,074.47

Sewer Utility C.D.s:   (Total $148,655.88)

 

   $78,662.62

Due 7/13/2004

$70,033.26

Due 4/15/2004

 

Sheriff’s Department.  Sgt. Kacmarcik was not able to attend.  Deputy Prochaska attended in his place and reported the following statistics for March:  one accident; fourteen speeding citations, seven traffic citations and thirty-nine warnings were issued.  Complaint statistics were as follows:  eleven complaints originated through calls directly to the Sheriff’s Department; Deputy Prochaska assisted with nineteen additional complaints, performed follow up on nineteen and originated twenty-two on his own.  Eleven foot patrols were conducted.

 

Deputy Prochaska continued that the weather is warming up, therefore activity is already increasing.  A motorcycle vs. vehicle accident occurred last Wednesday; thankfully all involved parties are expected to recuperate.  Paul questioned results of bicycle registration.  Deputy Prochaska indicated that only one has registered so far.  He expects interest to increase over the summer when people are out and about.  Gary suggested Fox River Prairie Subdivision as a possible location for bicycle safety program.  The Clerk is to check on whether a neighborhood association has been formed yet.  Deputy Prochaska reported concern about parking at Case/Eagle Park during ball games.  Many people are parking on the grass and he questioned how to handle this.  His primary concern is about access for emergency vehicles.  Gary directed the Clerk to send a letter to Racine County asking when the additional parking lot and restrooms will be installed; and making them aware of the parking situation. 

  

Site Plan Review to conduct a media demonstration for FBI War Souvenirs: 
Washington Avenue (Honey Creek)

Parcel #s: 03-19-06-011-000; 03-19-06-010-000; and 03-19-06-018-000

Owners:  Payne & Dolan, Inc.

 

Brian Endres of Payne & Dolan addressed the Board.  He explained this is the first event of its type for the Milwaukee Metropolitan Area.  A successful event was previously held in Madison.   The FBI will detonate small amounts of TNT as an example of what can happen with old war souvenirs.   A collection of (inert) old war souvenirs will also be on display to educate the public on what they look like.  In addition to media, Milwaukee County and Racine County bomb squads will be invited.   Media coverage will provide contact information for residents and instruction on how to get rid of old war souvenirs safely.  The event is scheduled for May 24th at 10:00 a.m. and is expected to last approximately two hours.  An alternate rain date of June 7th has been set.  Payne & Dolan will be sending letters to abutting property owners to make them aware of the demonstration and alleviate any concerns.  Mike moved, 2nd by Paul to approve Payne & Dolan’s site plan to conduct a media demonstration for FBI warn souvenirs.  Motion carried.

 

Conditional Use Permit Application to continue sand and gravel extraction including gravel crushing and asphalt plan operation:  Washington Avenue (Honey Creek)

Parcel #s: 03-19-06-011-000; 03-19-06-010-000; and 03-19-06-018-000

Owners:  Payne & Dolan, Inc.

 

Brian Endres explained the application to continue the existing conditional use permit.  There are no changes.  Mike questioned how much surface water is on the land at this time.  The reply was approximately 9 acres.  Upon reclamation, 50 acres will be designated as lake.   The site encompasses approximately 600 acres total.  Gary moved, 2nd by Paul to approve extension of the Conditional Use Permit to Payne and Dolan to continue sand and gravel extraction including gravel crushing and asphalt plant operation at the Honey Creek site.  Motion carried.

 

Conditional Use Permit Application to continue sand and gravel extraction including gravel crushing and asphalt plan operation:  810 N. Browns Lake Drive

Parcel #s 014031915002000 & 014031915031000

Owners:  Payne & Dolan, Inc.

 

Brian Endres explained this application is also to continue the existing conditional use permit.  If Payne and Dolan is awarded the STH 11 bypass project, they believe materials used for the project from this site will put it close to the point of restoration.  Mike moved, 2nd by Paul to approve extension of the Conditional Use Permit to Payne and Dolan to continue sand and gravel extraction including gravel crushing and asphalt plant operation at 810 N. Browns Lake Drive.  Motion carried.

 

Petition to annex land to Village of Rochester, 29534 Washington Avenue

Parcel# 03-19-11-009-000;  9.43 acres

Owner:  Shirley M. Curl/ Agent:  Dean Schmidt

 

Copies of the petition and associated materials were reviewed by the Board.  Consensus of the Board was to draft a letter to the Village requesting that action be held off until such time as results of State review on the consolidation petition are known.  If the consolidation is denied, the Board would like to hold a joint meeting to discuss possible sewer access and border agreements.

 

Resolution #1-2004 “As to Appendices to Land Division Control Chapter of the Code of Ordinances”

 

Betty explained the appendixes were missing from the Land Division Ordinance at the time of adoption.   The attorney counseled the Appendixes can be adopted by resolution, therefore making future changes easier.  Mike moved, 2nd by Paul to adopt Resolution #1-2004 adopting design standards specific to the Land Division ordinance.  Motion carried.

 

Case/Eagle Park Baseball Diamond Policies and Use Procedures

 

The document “Case/Eagle Park Standards and Operating Procedures; Policies Baseball/ Softball Fields” was reviewed by the Board; along with associated use/ rental forms and fees as follows: 

 

Diamond Use

Fees

 

 

Youth/ game

No charge

Adult/ game

$10.00

Practice hour

$4.00

Gate Key Deposit

$15.00

 

 

 

 

Tournament Permit

Fees

Youth/day

No charge

Adult/ day

$50.00

Adult/ weekend

$100.00

Adult deposit/ diamond tournament

$50.00

 

Gary moved, 2nd by Mike to adopt policies, fees and procedures as presented.  Motion carried.

 

Operator’s License Application:  Tracy D. Johnson

 

Mike moved, 2nd by Paul to approve the operator’s license for Tracy Johnson.  Motion carried.

 

Set Board of Review Date

 

Consensus of the Board was to hold Board of Review Saturday, July 10th from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.  Nancy Klemko is to be contacted to serve as an alternate.  Nancy and Gary are to be notified of upcoming Board of Review training sessions.  Board of Review is to be called to order at 7:15 p.m. immediately preceding the regular meeting of the Board on May 10th; to adjourn and reconvene July 10th.

 

Period for Public Comment.

 

Buzz Hurley questioned engineering costs for re-staking project limits on N. Honey Lake Road.  The Clerk is to check into this.  Deputy Prochaska reported damage to Langmaid Street by a car carrier who turned around due to a train delay.  Approximately 2 x 4 feet of asphalt was dug up.  The individual reporting the incident did not get a license plate, however a company name was attained.  Deputy Prochaska filed a report and is attempting to identify the responsible party. 

 

Mike moved, 2nd by Paul to adjourn at 8:30 p.m.  Motion carried.

 

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