Pewaukee public meetings in 2024

Common Council

The Common Council will consider ordinances establishing 2025 wages for union and non-union employees and a new fee schedule. The body will also discuss water service studies with the Village of Lisbon and PFAS updates for Well Numbers 8 and 12.

• Ordinance 24-18: 2025 wages for non-union employees
• Ordinance 24-19: 2025 wages for union employees
• Resolution 24-12-28: 2025 Fee Schedule
• Agreement with Village of Lisbon to study water service for a limited area
• Request to transfer a liquor license to the Village of Butler

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The meeting scheduled for December 11, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda included planned discussions on beer garden operations at Lakefront Park and updates on several park facility projects.

• Proposed Brewfinity mobile beer garden operation at Lakefront Park for 2025 PLWSC shows
• Update on synthetic field turf project at Pewaukee Sports Complex
• Update on all-inclusive playground and Garrison's Splash Pad
• Funding and replacement of Kiwanis Village Park playground equipment
• Laimon Park financials for November 2024

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will review the draft 2023 financial audit, discuss a proposed reduction to a Cardinal Meadow development letter of credit, and consider a public hearing and possible action to rezone land for a Shorepoint Church.

• Presentation of Draft 2023 Audit
• Possible reduction of Cardinal Meadow Letter of Credit to $23,244.03
• Public hearing on Shorepoint Church rezoning (Duplainville Rd & Capitol Dr)
• Discussion on We Energies easement request (Meadowbrook Rd)
• Approval of 2025 Water & Sewer Utility Operations and Capital Budgets

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will consider rezoning and site plans for a new 27,000 square foot Shorepoint Church. The body will also review stormwater mitigation plans for two residences and a conditional use permit for a public charter school.

• Rezoning and site plans for a 27,000 square foot Shorepoint Church at Duplainville Road and Capitol Drive
• Conditional use permit for Autumn Hill Academy public charter school at N25 W23050 Paul Road
• Parking lot expansion for the Hindu Temple of Wisconsin at W243 N4063 Pewaukee Road
• Stormwater mitigation plan for Bautz residence at N27 W27074 Woodland Drive
• Stormwater mitigation plan for Redmond residence at N37 W26697 Kopmeier Drive

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss a proposed police services contract with the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department for 2025-2029. The body will also consider several infrastructure projects, including well rehabilitations and playground equipment purchases.

• Proposed 2025-2029 Police Services Contract with Waukesha County Sheriff's Department at $299,114.69 per month
• Still River Well 8 Well and Pump Rehabilitation contract for Mid City Corporation in the amount of $107,038.35
• Humane Animal Welfare Society (HAWS) contract for 2025-2027 at $6,888.97 per year
• Cedar Gables Phase 2 financial guarantee value of $15,000
• Purchase of equipment for All-Inclusive Playground and Garrison’s Splash Pad Project

Public Works Committee

The committee will review the Water and Sewer Utility budget and consider actions regarding a waste disposal contract. Members will also discuss installing a street light at the intersection of River Park Drive and Pewaukee Road.

• Proposed street light installation at River Park Drive and Pewaukee Road (STH 164)
• Discussion and possible action regarding Johns Disposal contract
• Review of the 2025 Water & Sewer Utility budget

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will discuss the proposed 2025 schedule for Brewfinity Brewing's mobile beer gardens at Kiwanis Village Park, Springdale Park, and Nettesheim Park, as well as a proposal from Tap Yard to operate beer gardens at Lakefront Park. The board will also discuss facility use fee structures and review financials for Laimon Park.

• Discussion on Brewfinity Brewing's 2025 beer garden schedule
• Proposal from Tap Yard for beer gardens at Lakefront Park
• Discussion on baseball diamond and soccer field facility use fees
• Review of Laimon Park financials for September and October 2024
• Discussion on 2021-2026 and 2026-2031 Open Space Plans

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and potentially approve the 2025 budget, including the establishment of the tax levy and rate. The council will also consider approving the accounts payable listing dated November 11, 2024.

• Public hearing for 2025 Budget and Tax Levy
• Proposed 2025 Tax Levy of $12,171,799
• Proposed 5.07% levy increase
• Approval of Accounts Payable Listing dated November 11, 2024

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss the Cedar Gables development, including a developer's agreement and a financial guarantee. The body will also consider reducing the speed limit on Duplainville Road and recreating an ATV route.

• Establish financial guarantee of $1,822,905.55 for Cedar Gables development
• Ordinance #24-15 to reduce speed limit on Duplainville Road from 45 mph to 35 mph
• Certified Survey Map to combine two properties at N18 W22670 Watertown Road
• Resolution 24-10-22 to appoint additional poll workers for November 5, 2024 election
• Sponsorship request from the Hamilton Supermileage Racing Team

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will discuss and vote on site plans for KD Glass and Waukesha Gun Club, a certified survey map for a multi-family development, and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Approval of May 16, 2024 meeting minutes
• Site and building plans for KD Glass at W227 N4755 Duplainville Road
• Site and building plans for Waukesha Gun Club at N22 W23170 Watertown Road
• Certified Survey Map for Cedar Gables at N18 W22670 Watertown Road
• Conditional Use Permit recommendation for Autumn Hill Academy at N25 W23050 Paul Road

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will hold a budget workshop to discuss and possibly act on the proposed 2025 budget. No official action is scheduled for other bodies.

• Discussion and possible action on the Proposed 2025 Budget
• Budget Workshop meeting
• Common Council Chambers at Pewaukee City Hall

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will meet to discuss the proposed 2025 budget. The committee may make recommendations based on this discussion.

• Discussion of the proposed 2025 budget

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will consider proposals from Brewfinity Brewing and The Tap Yard to operate beer gardens in 2025. The board will also receive an update on synthetic turf installation at the Pewaukee Sports Complex.

• Proposal from Brewfinity Brewing for 2025 beer gardens
• Proposal from The Tap Yard to operate beer garden ventures starting in 2025
• Update on synthetic field turf installation at Pewaukee Sports Complex baseball diamonds

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss land use amendments for properties on Prospect Avenue and Duplainville Road. The body is also considering a speed limit reduction on Duplainville Road and updates to animal regulations and fee schedules.

• Recognition of Pewaukee Youth Baseball contributions: $40,360 for fence/track and $105,000 for dugouts
• Proposed speed limit reduction on Duplainville Road (Ordinance #24-15)
• Rezoning of N27 W26541 Prospect Avenue from I-1 Urban Institutional to B-5 Highway Business
• Proposed amendment to cap assessments for municipal water and sanitary sewer connections
• Revision of the 2024 Fee Schedule to include chicken permits (Resolution 24-10-21)

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council is scheduled to meet on September 26, 2024, at 6:30 PM. The only item on the agenda is a 'Test' item provided by the Clerk/Treasurer with no background, financial impact, or recommended motion listed.

• Meeting scheduled for September 26, 2024
• Single agenda item labeled 'Test' with no details provided

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will discuss and vote on several items, including a recommendation to rezone property for a 27,000-square-foot church and a recommendation to amend the 2050 land use plan for a towing service and church. The commission will also review revised building plans for a 76-unit senior living facility.

• Recommendation to rezone property for Shorepoint Church (27,000 sq ft)
• Recommendation to amend 2050 land use plan for Shorepoint Church
• Recommendation to amend 2050 land use plan for Ken Weber Towing Service
• Discussion on revised building plans for The Courtyard at Pewaukee (76 units)
• Public hearing on rezoning Shorepoint Church property

Tourism

The Tourism Commission will discuss 2024 income and expenditures and consider several 2025 funding requests. These include operational costs for the city, the Convention and Visitors Bureau, and local community organizations.

• City of Pewaukee request for $240,000 ($40,000 for staff salaries and $200,000 for synthetic turf)
• Waukesha/Pewaukee Convention and Visitors Bureau request for $326,260
• Positively Pewaukee request for $52,000 for marketing, website, and Taste on the Lake
• Pewaukee Kiwanis Club request for $11,000 for Beach Party and River Run
• Proposed reprogramming of $896.50 from Beach Party funds to reimburse River Run expenses

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss a request to reduce the speed limit on Duplainville Road from 45 mph to 35 mph. Staff recommends denying the request, citing traffic studies that show the current limit is appropriate, but the Public Works Committee recommended bringing the issue to the Council for further action.

• Discussion on reducing speed limit on Duplainville Road from 45 to 35 mph
• Discussion on adopting Resolution 24-09-18 for partial release of Boldt Development Corporation agreement
• Discussion on adopting Resolution 24-09-17 for library funding and tax exemption
• Closed session for intergovernmental agreement with Village of Pewaukee regarding joint library
• Discussion on Accounts Payable Listing dated September 16, 2024

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will consider a proposal from Pewaukee Youth Baseball to add permanent dugouts to the sports complex. The board will also review the 2025 proposed budget and compare summer day camp fees with neighboring communities.

• Proposal for permanent dugout structures at Pewaukee Sports Complex totaling $105,000
• Discussion of the 2025 proposed budget
• Review of August 2024 financials for Laimon Park
• Update on the Bell Tower Memorial project at Kiwanis Village Park
• Update on the Pewaukee Sports Complex synthetic field turf project

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider a speed reduction for Duplainville Road and review the 2025 preliminary budget for roads, trails, and the storm water utility. The committee will also act on the minutes from the June 13, 2024, meeting.

• Proposed speed reduction for Duplainville Road from 45 mph to 35 mph
• 2025 Preliminary Budget for Trails, Roads, and Storm Water Utility

The Public Works Committee voted 4-1 to recommend that the City Council reduce the speed limit on Duplainville Road from 45 mph to 35 mph, despite staff's recommendation against it. The committee also unanimously approved the 2025 preliminary budget for trails, roads, and stormwater, sending it to the Finance Committee. The June 13, 2024 meeting minutes were approved unanimously.

• Approved June 13, 2024 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Recommended to Council to reduce Duplainville Road speed limit from 45 mph to 35 mph (4-1)
• Recommended sending 2025 preliminary budget to Finance Committee (5-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss awarding a shoreline stabilization contract and establishing 2025 garbage and recycling rates. The body will also consider a second reading of an ordinance regarding alcohol beverage licensing standards and plan the 2025 budget process.

• Awarding Oak Street Shoreline Stabilization Project to Property Solutions Contracting, LLC for $63,805.00
• Establishing 2025 Garbage and Recycling Collection Rates with Johns Disposal
• Second reading of Ordinance 24-09 regarding Alcohol Beverage Licensing and Permitting Standards
• Temporary no parking on Woodland Ave/Elm Avenue for September 12, 2024
• Closed session regarding the Joint Library Contract with the Village of Pewaukee

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Park and Recreation Board will discuss the 2025 proposed budget and financial reports for Laimon Park. The board is also reviewing a lease transfer for Beachside Boat & Bait LLC and providing an update on synthetic turf installation.

• Possible action to recognize Pewaukee Youth Baseball's $40,360 contribution for ball diamond 4 fence and warning track improvements
• Proposed lease agreement change to remove Marietta Herdeman and transfer liability to Matthew T. Kreitlow for 129 Park Avenue
• Discussion of the 2025 proposed budget
• Review of Laimon Park financials for June and July 2024
• Update on synthetic field turf installation at Pewaukee Sports Complex

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and discuss rezoning and master plan amendments to allow a 39,000 square foot industrial building. The body will also consider a new ordinance regarding alcohol beverage licensing standards.

• Public hearing on Resolution PC24-07-16 and Ordinance 24-07 to change land use to Manufacturing/Fabrication/Warehousing at Lindsay Road and Wilhar Road
• Ordinance 24-08 to rezone property at Lindsay Road and Wilhar Road from Rs-2 Single-Family Residential to M-2 Limited Industrial
• Action on a Certified Survey Map to combine three properties into one lot for Uzelac Industries, Inc.
• First reading of Ordinance 24-09 to create new Alcohol Beverage Licensing and Permitting Standards and Criteria
• Review of the August 5, 2024 Accounts Payable Listing

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will discuss and act on a recommendation to the Common Council for a comprehensive master plan amendment and rezoning for a 39,000-square-foot industrial building at the northwest corner of Lindsay Road and Wilhar Road. The applicant, Uzelac Industries, is seeking to change the land use designation and zoning from residential to manufacturing/fabrication/warehousing. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a multi-family condominium development on College Avenue.

• Recommendation for Comprehensive Master Plan Amendment to change land use designation for Uzelac Industries property
• Recommendation for rezoning property from Rs-2 Single-Family Residential to M-2 Limited Industrial
• Public hearing for multi-family condominium development with five units on College Avenue and Meadowbrook Road
• Discussion on site and building plans for Uzelac Industries industrial building
• Discussion on combining three existing properties into a single lot

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss several local ordinances, including chicken raising on small lots and swimming pool inspection fees. The body will also review a developer's agreement for Ridgeview Apartments and an emergency declaration for Well #4.

• Public hearing for Uzelac Industries to change land use from residential to manufacturing/warehousing at Lindsay Road and Wilhar Road (requested to be tabled to August 5)
• Proposed rules for keeping and raising chickens on lots smaller than five acres
• Resolution 24-07-13 to revise the 2024 swimming pool inspection fee schedule
• Resolution 24-07-14 and final engineers report for Meadowbrook Farms Phase 1 Road Rehabilitation
• Resolution 24-07-15 emergency declaration for rehabilitation of Well #4 Wispark Shallow Well

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Park and Recreation Board will consider a proposal from Lake Country Football Club regarding soccer facility use. Members will also discuss installing an outdoor bulletin board at Laimon Park using park funds. Additionally, the board will review Laimon Park financials for March through May 2024.

• Lake Country Football Club soccer agreement proposal
• Outdoor bulletin board installation at Laimon Park
• Laimon Park financial review (March–May 2024)
• Approval of June 12, 2024 meeting minutes

Municipal Court

The Pewaukee Municipal Court has scheduled hearings for two specific cases on June 25, 2024. The agenda includes matters regarding weight limitations and disorderly conduct.

• Hearing for Lycon Ince regarding weight limitations
• Hearing for August Fabyan regarding disorderly conduct

Plan Commission

The commission will consider rezoning property at the corner of Lindsay and Wilhar Roads from residential to industrial use for a 39,000 square foot building. The agenda also includes site plans for a five-unit condominium development and a request to reduce plantings for an office project.

• Rezoning property at Lindsay and Wilhar Roads from residential to M-2 Limited Industrial
• Proposed 39,000 square foot industrial building for Uzelac Industries, Inc.
• Five-unit condominium development plans at College Avenue and Meadowbrook Road
• Reduction of plantings for Starla Enterprises at N7 W22026 Johnson Drive

Common Council

The council will hold a public hearing regarding liquor license requests and agent appointments for 2024-2025. Members will also discuss extending the existing garbage and recycling collection contract with Johns Disposal. Additionally, the council will consider temporary access to the Silvernail Property for Payne & Dolan.

• Public hearing for 2024-2025 liquor license renewals and agent appointments
• Extension of garbage and recycling collection contract with Johns Disposal
• Temporary use of Silvernail Property by Payne & Dolan
• Establishment of the 2024 Trick-or-Treat date
• Closed session regarding Fire and EMS services contract with Village of Lisbon

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider installing "No Engine Braking" signs on Ryan Road north of STH 16. Members will also discuss extending the garbage and recycling collection contract with Johns Disposal. Additionally, the meeting includes reviews of annual water and sewer compliance reports.

• Installing "No Engine Braking" signs along Ryan Road (CTH KF)
• Extending the garbage and recycling collection contract with Johns Disposal
• Capping assessments for municipal water and sewer connections
• Review of 2023 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR)
• Review of 2023 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (CMAR)

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Park and Recreation Board will consider a proposed agreement with Pewaukee Youth Baseball regarding ball diamond usage and rates. The meeting also includes discussions on synthetic turf rental rates at the Pewaukee Sports Complex and Laimon Park financials. Additionally, the board will provide updates on funding for an all-inclusive playground and splash pad.

• Proposed agreement with Pewaukee Youth Baseball for ball diamond usage
• Discussion of synthetic turf field rental rates at Pewaukee Sports Complex
• Review of Laimon Park financials for January through April 2024
• Update on all-inclusive playground and splash pad funding

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a variance request for the property at W278 N2697 Rocky Point Road. Applicants Shawn and Stephanie Ward are seeking to build a 1,634-square-foot addition with a 15-foot street side setback instead of the required 40 feet. The proposed addition includes a master bedroom, bathroom, and a two-car garage.

• Variance request for building addition at W278 N2697 Rocky Point Road
• Proposed 1,634-square-foot addition including a two-car garage
• Request to reduce street side setback from 40 feet to 15 feet

Fire Commission

The Pewaukee Fire Commission will meet to conduct regular business and enter a closed session. This session involves discussing employment, compensation, or performance evaluation data specifically related to the hiring of Firefighter/Paramedics.

• Closed session regarding the hiring of Firefighter/Paramedics

Fire Commission

The Pewaukee Fire Commission will meet on June 4, 2024. The meeting includes a closed session to consider data related to the hiring of Firefighter/Paramedics.

• Closed session regarding the hiring of Firefighter/Paramedics

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will hold a public hearing to approve the Lindsay/Balmer Park Water Main Loop project. The agenda includes awarding the construction contract to Wondra Construction Inc. for $718,105.41 and accepting special assessments for affected properties along Lindsay Road. The council will also discuss the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds and appointments to the Fire Commission.

• Award contract to Wondra Construction Inc. for $718,105.41 for the Lindsay/Balmer Park Water Main Loop
• Accept special assessments of $88.24 per foot for water main and $9,923.41 per 1.25-inch service
• Discuss expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
• Discuss appointments to the Fire Commission
• Review proposed park use licenses for Brewfinity Brewing Company and Raised Grain Brewing Company

Employee Services Committee

The Employee Services Committee will convene for a closed session to discuss employment, promotion, compensation, or performance evaluation data specifically related to the Director of People & Culture. The meeting may return to open session for possible action on matters discussed. No other substantive business is listed.

• Closed session under §19.85(1)(c) for Director of People & Culture
• Possible open session after closed session for action
• Meeting at Pewaukee City Hall - Lake Room, 2:00 PM

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will vote to release a $110,216.16 letter of credit for Woodleaf Reserve Phase 4 and reallocate excess borrowed funds to the Pewaukee Road South of Riverwood Drive Trail Study. The body will also discuss an electronic recycling contract with COM2 and potential changes to bar hours during the Republican National Convention. Additionally, the council will approve the 2023 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report, which received an 'A' grade for the city's sewer system.

• Release of $110,216.16 letter of credit for Woodleaf Reserve Phase 4
• Reallocate excess borrowed funds to Pewaukee Road South of Riverwood Drive Trail Study
• Approve Resolution 24-05-11 acknowledging 2023 Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (Grade A)
• Discussion of electronic recycling contract with COM2
• Discussion of extension of bar hours during the Republican National Convention

Board of Review

The City of Pewaukee Board of Review meets to swear in its 2024 members and select a chairperson and vice-chairperson. The board will review the annual assessment report, certify corrections of error, and verify that open book changes are included in the assessment roll. This process establishes the official property values used for local tax calculations.

• Swearing in of 2024 Board of Review members
• Selection of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
• Certification of corrections of error under State Law Section 70.43
• Review of assessment roll and sworn statement from City Assessor
• Discussion of waivers for objections filed directly to Circuit Court

Tourism

The Pewaukee Tourism Commission is scheduled to discuss and potentially approve a modification to the Pewaukee Sports Complex project. The change expands the synthetic field turf installation from two to all four baseball diamonds to support larger youth tournaments. This expansion is projected to increase first-year hotel revenue to $337,375 and requires a contract change order with an estimated cost increase of $250,000 to $325,000.

• Expansion of synthetic field turf to all four diamonds at Pewaukee Sports Complex
• Projected first-year hotel revenue of $337,375 and occupancy tax of $26,990
• Estimated additional project cost of $250,000 to $325,000 for storm water storage and materials
• Approval of Tourism Commission minutes from August 30, 2023

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will discuss the dissolution of the Bike and Pedestrian Committee, assigning its duties to Public Works. Staff will present updates on PFAS contamination limits and the Village of Lisbon water service request. The committee may take action on selecting a consultant for the Meadowbrook Trail Extension and reviewing the garbage collection contract.

• Dissolution of the Bike and Pedestrian Committee with duties assigned to Public Works
• Petition for Pewaukee Road Trail Extension
• Selection of consultant for the Meadowbrook Trail Extension
• Review of the Garbage Collection Contract
• Update on PFAS Contamination Limits

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board meeting scheduled for April 10, 2024, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will hold a public hearing to decide on a conditional use permit for a convenience and tobacco store at N20 W22951 Watertown Road. The council will also discuss three certified survey maps for property subdivisions on Yench Road and Ridgeview Parkway. Additionally, the body will approve the accounts payable listing dated April 1, 2024.

• Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit for M&M 2020 / Muhanned Musaitif at N20 W22951 Watertown Road Suite 105 for a multi-cultural convenience store with tobacco products
• Discussion of Certified Survey Map for Yench, LLC on the West Side of Yench Road to subdivide property into three lots and one outlot
• Discussion of Certified Survey Map for Yench, LLC on the West Side of Yench Road to further subdivide property into two lots
• Discussion of Certified Survey Map for Ruekert & Mielke at W233 N2080 Ridgeview Parkway to subdivide property into two separate lots
• Approval of the Accounts Payable Listing dated April 1, 2024

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will consider approving meeting minutes, a certified survey map to split a property, and site and building plans for a 60,000 sq ft addition to Lakeland Supply, a building addition and parking lot for Scot Industries, and a conceptual review for a new Shorepoint Church. These are the main items on the agenda.

• Certified Survey Map for Ruekert & Mielke at W233 N2080 Ridgeview Parkway to subdivide into two lots
• Site and building plans for Lakeland Supply at N17 W25081 Bluemound Road for a 60,000 sq ft addition
• Site and building plans for Scot Industries at N13 W24600 Scot Drive for a building addition and new parking lot
• Conceptual review for Shorepoint Church at SW corner of Capitol Drive and Duplainville Road for a new church

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will review and potentially approve the accounts payable listing for March 18, 2024, totaling over $520,000 in the general fund, and will discuss a claim by Julia Parnizke for vehicle damage allegedly occurring on January 23, 2024, near Maplewood Lane. The meeting also includes a closed session to negotiate an accounting services contract with Lauterbach & Amen.

• Accounts payable listing totaling $520,246.09 in the general fund
• Claim by Julia Parnizke for vehicle damage near Maplewood Lane
• Closed session to negotiate accounting services contract with Lauterbach & Amen
• Payments include $284,741.34 to Waukesha County for police contract services
• Payments include $69,667.20 to Johns Disposal Service for garbage collection

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will meet to deliberate or negotiate contracted accounting services with Lauterbach and Amen, LLP. This portion of the meeting will be held in closed session.

• Closed session regarding contracted accounting services with Lauterbach and Amen, LLP

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will discuss a proposal for jet ski rentals and concessions at Lakefront Park. The board will also consider a special event permit for 'Taste on the Lake' scheduled for July 27, 2024.

• Proposed jet ski rental and concession business by Aqua Sports Rentals at Lakefront Park building
• Proposed 'Taste on the Lake' event by Positively Pewaukee on July 27, 2024
• Introduction of new Recreation Coordinator Amy White
• Aqua Sports Rentals proposal includes a $65 daily building rate and profit-sharing on rentals and concessions

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and consider awarding a contract for the Takoma Hills Phase 1 Road Reconstruction Project. The body will also discuss rezoning land at Johnson Drive and Springdale Road for a two-story office building.

• Award contract to All-Ways Contractors, Inc. for $913,362.12 for Takoma Hills Phase 1 Road Reconstruction
• Proposed rezoning of land at Northwest Corner of Johnson Drive and Springdale Road from M-1 to B-4 Office District
• Release of cash deposits for Swan View Farms totaling $125,000 ($15,000 for Phase 1 and $110,000 for Phase 2)
• Easement agreement for Cardinal Meadow Mailbox location
• Relocation Order Resolution 24-03-09 for Bluemound Water Main Loop easements

Public Works Committee

The committee will review the Springdale Estates Drainage project and a proposal to reclassify the City of Pewaukee Water Utility from Class C to Class AB. Members will also discuss policies for extending municipal sanitary sewer and water mains during road reconstruction.

• Springdale Estates Drainage project
• Water Utility reclassification from Class C to Class AB
• Policy for extending sanitary sewer and water mains during road reconstruction

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the Joseph Road Reconstruction Project, including special assessments and a contract award. The body will also consider special event permits and bridge replacement resolutions.

• Proposed contract award to All-Ways Contractors, Inc. for $578,480.23 for Joseph Road reconstruction
• Special event permit for Galilee Lutheran Church Farmers Market (May 15 - Oct 16) with fee waiver
• Special event permits for Steny's Lake Country for weddings and Steny's Fest in August 2024
• Proposed reduction of Interstate Partners Green Road LLC cash deposit by $85,140
• Resolutions regarding the Busse Road Bridge Replacement

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will discuss a request by Starla Enterprises, LLC to rezone land and amend the master plan to build a two-story office building. The body will also review conceptual plans for a car wash and gas station, and a height increase for a storage building.

• Proposed 24,431 sq ft two-story office building for Radiant Plastic Surgery at NW corner of Johnson Drive and Springdale Road ($8.5 million estimated cost)
• Rezoning request for Johnson Drive/Springdale Road property from M-1 General Wholesale Business/Warehouse District to B-4 Office
• Conceptual review for a proposed car wash, market, and gas station by Sagewind Development at W240 N2687 Pewaukee Road
• Request by Zeilhofer Properties, LLC to increase storage building height by four feet at N4 W22540 Bluemound Road

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The board will discuss several 2024 recreational proposals, including a jet ski rental business and mobile beer garden dates. Members will also review the Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club's 2024 schedule and December 2023 financials for Laimon Park.

• Aqua Sports Rentals jet ski business proposal
• The Beergo LLC mobile beer garden 2024 dates with proposed fees of $300 for City and $300 for Village park use
• Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club 2024 proposed schedule
• Laimon Park December 2023 financials
• Approval of January 10, 2024 meeting minutes

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will hold public hearings on two conditional use permits at the same Watertown Road property: one for a tattoo parlor and one for a multicultural convenience store selling tobacco. The council will also consider amending the 2024 fee schedule for impact fees. The agenda includes routine consent items and a closed session to discuss the Busse Road Bridge Replacement.

• Conditional use permit for AP Tattoo at N20 W22951 Watertown Road Suite 113
• Conditional use permit for M&M 2020 / Muhanned Musaitif at N20 W22951 Watertown Road Suite 105
• Resolution 24-02-05 to amend 2024 fee schedule for impact fees
• Closed session for Busse Road Bridge Replacement negotiations

Plan Commission

The Pewaukee Plan Commission will consider recommending conditional use permits for a tattoo parlor and a convenience store with tobacco products at Watertown Road, and will review site plans for a tool company dock addition and a church accessory building. The commission will also vote on approving the November 16, 2023 meeting minutes.

• Conditional use permit for AP Tattoo, N20 W22951 Watertown Road Suite 113, professional tattoo parlor
• Conditional use permit for M&M 2020/Muhanned Musaitif, N20 W22951 Watertown Road Suite 105, multi-cultural convenience store with tobacco products
• Site and building plans for Zeman Tool, W228 N575 Westmound Drive, 624 sq ft dock addition
• Site and building plans for Lakewood Baptist Church, W274 N1490 Riverland Drive, 676 sq ft detached accessory building
• Approval of November 16, 2023 meeting minutes

Common Council

The Pewaukee Common Council will discuss and possibly act on several items, including using park impact fees for final design of an all-inclusive playground and splash pad, approving a conditional use permit for a childcare facility, rezoning property for an industrial flex building, and revising zoning codes. The agenda also includes routine items like accounts payable and a bridge replacement resolution.

• Approve use of park impact fees (~$187,000 balance) for $87,736 design contract for playground and splash pad at Pewaukee Sports Complex
• Conditional use permit for Quattro Development/Higher Ground Education childcare facility on Highfield Court (PWC 096-994)
• Rezone N15 W22261 Watertown Road from Rs-1 to M-2 Limited Industrial for industrial flex building (Fox Run Development)
• Adopt Resolution 24-01-01 waiving conflict of interest with Village of Lisbon for fire and rescue services
• Revise zoning code (Ordinance 24-03) for conditional use permit review and public hearing requirements

Joint Park and Recreation Board

The Joint Parks and Recreation Board will discuss and possibly act on several Kiwanis Village Park improvements, including a $30,000 scoreboard donation from Pewaukee Youth Baseball, infield fencing replacement, and basketball court replacement. They will also consider a National Day of Prayer event, 2024 special events from Positively Pewaukee, and a metal detecting policy. The board will review the Laimon Park Fund balance to fund these projects.

• Scoreboard donation of $30,000 from Pewaukee Youth Baseball for Kiwanis Village Park diamonds 1 and 2
• Infield fencing replacement at diamond 2, quoted at $36,910
• Basketball court replacement at Kiwanis Village Park, quoted at $26,588
• National Day of Prayer event proposal for May 2, 2024 at Pewaukee Lakefront Park
• Metal detecting policy discussion based on neighboring community feedback