Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

Protection and Welfare Committee

The Protection & Welfare Committee will consider Resolution 26‑R3384 to grant a new 2026‑2027 Class A intoxicating liquor/fermented malt beverage license to Costco Wholesale #1803 at 1855 Kirkland Way. The committee will also act on taxicab driver licenses for Ryan Lee, Mark Dorney and Jennifer Kollath of Silver Streak. Additionally, the committee will review an amendment to the 2026‑2027 taxicab vehicle license for Oconomowoc Silver Streak for one additional taxi vehicle.

• Resolution 26‑R3384: new Class A liquor license for Costco Wholesale #1803, 1855 Kirkland Way
• Approval of taxicab driver licenses for Ryan Lee, Mark Dorney, and Jennifer Kollath (Silver Streak)
• Amendment to 2026‑2027 taxicab vehicle license for Oconomowoc Silver Streak (additional taxi vehicle)

Utility Committee

The Utility Committee will discuss awarding contracts for substation equipment painting and the replacement of cellular communication devices for lift stations and flow meters. The body will also review monthly utility billing, electric, water, and wastewater reports.

• Resolution 26-R3386: $168,442 contract with Synergy Sales & Service, Inc. for lift station/flow meter communication devices
• Resolution 26-R3382: $30,000 contract with Hess Sweitzer Painting for distribution equipment painting
• Review of June 2026 Utility Billing Report
• Review of July 2026 Electric, Water, and Wastewater Operations Reports

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review the 2027‑2031 Capital Budget Overview and discuss a recommendation to extend the WPPI Long Term Power Supply Contract via Resolution 26‑R3383. No formal vote is scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational for the Common Council.

• Presentation of the 2027‑2031 Capital Budget Overview (total city‑funded projects $6,838,917 for 2027)
• Consideration and recommendation of Resolution 26‑R3383 to extend the WPPI Long Term Power Supply Contract
• Discussion of capital project funding across departments such as Police, DPW, Parks, and Utilities

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review vouchers from June 2026 and administratively approved purchase orders from the second quarter of 2026. The committee will also consider Resolution 26-R3385 regarding grants, donations, and budget amendments for the second quarter of 2026.

• Resolution 26-R3385: Approving 2nd Quarter 2026 Grants, Donations and Budget Amendments
• Payment of $42,032.49 to Bloom Companies LLC for Lake Bluff Drive construction management
• Payment of $19,950.00 to Baker Tilly US, LLP for 2025 Audited Financial Statements
• Payment of $17,500.00 to Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc for 2026 Assessment Services
• Payment of $12,208.40 to Civic Plus LLC for annual website media center and notify services

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit to allow general outdoor recreation‑commercial activities at The Social, located at 1340 Snyder Way. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with financial reports, several license approvals, and infrastructure resolutions, as well as new business items such as a power‑supply contract extension and litigation discussions in closed session. Decisions will be made on the permit, the listed resolutions, and the contract extensions.

• Conditional Use Permit for general outdoor recreation‑commercial at 1340 Snyder Way (The Social)
• Resolution 26‑R3385 approving 2nd Quarter 2026 grants, donations and budget amendments
• License approvals: Amusement Operator; 2026‑2027 Taxicab license for Oconomowoc Silver Streak; Class A liquor license for Costco Wholesale #1803
• Resolution 26‑R3386 replacement of lift station/flow meter communication devices
• Resolution 26‑R3383 WPPI long‑term power supply contract extension

Board of Review

La Junta de Revisión se reunirá para organizarse mediante la selección de un presidente y un vicepresidente, adoptar políticas de procedimiento para las audiencias, recibir el registro de evaluación anual del tasador y escuchar las objeciones de los propietarios de las propiedades a sus evaluaciones.

• Selección del Presidente y Vicepresidente para la Junta de Revisión de 2025
• Adopción de políticas para testimonios jurados por teléfono/escritos y renuncia a solicitudes de audiencia
• Recepción del Informe de Resumen de Evaluación Anual del Tasador
• Revisión, corrección y certificación del Registro de Evaluación
• Audiencia de las objeciones de evaluación de propiedades presentadas antes de la fecha límite

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

Plan Commission

The Oconomowoc Plan Commission will consider recommendations for a certified survey map, major design reviews for apartment and credit union additions, and a conditional use permit for a commercial outdoor recreation venue. The meeting will also address the postponed design review for The Social.

• Consider/recommend certified survey map for Caribou Coffee at 1445 Olympia Fields Drive
• Consider/act on major design review plans for Frederick Apartments at 1600 Town Centre Way
• Consider/act on major design review plans for Fox Communities Credit Union at 1283 Olympia Fields Drive
• Consider/recommend conditional use permit for Outdoor Recreation - Commercial at 1340 Snyder Way
• Consider/act on postponed major design review plans for The Social at 1340 Snyder Way

Pabst Farms Joint Stormwater District

El Pabst Farms Joint Stormwater District discutirá y posiblemente votará sobre la aceptación de la transferencia de las cuencas de aguas pluviales 1-4 y 10 de Lake Country Village e Interlaken Village. Una recomendación de ingeniería establece que esas cuencas están listas para su aceptación, pero la Cuenca 9 aún requiere reparaciones. La comisión también discutirá posibles servidumbres para una extensión de un sendero en Village Crossings.

• Discusión y acción sobre la transferencia de las cuencas de aguas pluviales 1-4 y 10 de Lake Country Village e Interlaken Village
• Discusión sobre posibles servidumbres para la extensión de un sendero en Village Crossings
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 20 de mayo de 2026
• Informes del personal sobre las condiciones y el mantenimiento de los estanques

Protection and Welfare Committee

El Comité de Protección y Bienestar considerará varias renovaciones de licencias de licores y una nueva solicitud de licencia 'Clase B'. El comité también está revisando las renovaciones de licencias de vehículos de taxi y de conductores para Oconomowoc Silver Streak.

• Renovación de licencias de bebidas alcohólicas 2026-2027 (Resolución 26-R3378)
• Nueva licencia de licores 'Clase B' para Perseverance Corp. (The Badger Burger Co.) en 1320 Pabst Farms Circle (Resolución 26-R3379)
• Renovación de licencias de vehículos de taxi para Oconomowoc Silver Streak
• Aprobación de licencias de conductores de taxi para Oconomowoc Silver Streak

The Protection & Welfare Committee recommended renewal of all 2026‑2027 alcohol beverage licenses. It also recommended granting a new Class B liquor license to Perseverance Corp (The Badger Burger Co.). The committee approved the 2026‑2027 taxicab license renewal for Oconomowoc Silver Streak and approved 18 taxicab driver license renewals. All motions carried unanimously (3‑0‑0).

• Recommended renewal of 2026‑2027 alcohol beverage licenses (3-0-0)
• Recommended new Class B liquor license to Perseverance Corp (The Badger Burger Co.) (3-0-0)
• Recommended renewal of 2026‑2027 taxicab license for Oconomowoc Silver Streak (3-0-0)
• Approved 2026‑2027 taxicab driver licenses (18 renewals) for Oconomowoc Silver Streak (3-0-0)

Utility Committee

El Comité de Servicios Públicos considerará una resolución para aprobar el Informe Anual de Mantenimiento de Cumplimiento (CMAR) de 2025 para el servicio de aguas residuales, el cual recibió una calificación general de A. También revisarán informes mensuales sobre la facturación de servicios públicos y las operaciones de electricidad, agua y aguas residuales. La mayoría del Concejo Municipal estará presente, pero no tomará medidas formales en esta reunión.

• Considerar/recomendar la Resolución 26-R3380 que aprueba el Informe Anual de Mantenimiento de Cumplimiento (CMAR) de 2025 del WDNR para las operaciones de aguas residuales

The committee recommended Resolution 26-R3380 to approve the 2025 WDNR CMAR wastewater report, which graded the plant with an A or 4.0. The committee also approved the minutes from the May 19, 2026 meeting.

• Approved May 19, 2026 minutes (3-0-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26-R3380 for approval of 2025 WDNR CMAR (3-0-0)

Committee of the Whole

El Comité de Pleno se reúne para discutir una posible compra de terrenos en sesión cerrada bajo la ley estatal. No se tomará ninguna acción formal en esta reunión. La discusión se relaciona con el enfoque estratégico de la ciudad en el crecimiento de la comunidad.

• Sesión cerrada para discutir una posible compra de terrenos (archivo de referencia: 121 Cross Street Funeral Home)

The Committee of the Whole met to deliberate on a potential land purchase. The council moved into a closed session for this purpose and adjourned shortly after.

• Entered closed session to discuss potential land purchase (8-0-0)

Finance Committee

El comité revisará y discutirá el informe mensual de comprobantes de mayo de 2026, que enumera pagos a proveedores que incluyen servicios profesionales, recolección de residuos y compras de equipos. No se indica ninguna acción formal; la reunión es para revisión y discusión.

• pago de $7,087.50 a Baker Tilly por los estados financieros auditados de 2025
• $65,431.33 a Badger State Waste por el transporte de biosólidos
• $1,645.34 a American Legion Post 91 por placas de puentes para veteranos
• $12,179.79 y $9,798.60 a Border States Electric Supply por materiales de servicios públicos
• reembolso de impuestos sobre la propiedad de $3,030.81 a Alexander Stephens

The Finance Committee reviewed and approved vouchers as presented. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.

• Approved vouchers as presented (3-0-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0-0)

Common Council

El Concejo Común de Oconomowoc llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre dos propuestas importantes de uso de suelo: una rezonificación de tres parcelas industriales en 520 W. Second St, 519 W. Second St y 126 S. Park St para uso comercial y permisos condicionales relacionados con embarcaciones, y una rezonificación de 21.3 acres en la esquina sureste de Valley Road (CTH B) y Pabst Farms Circle a residencial de densidad media y alta con una enmienda de superposición de Desarrollo Planificado. Una audiencia separada considerará una ordenanza para crear una tarifa de impacto para instalaciones de bomberos. El concejo también realizará la primera lectura de las ordenanzas para enmendar el Plan Integral 2050 para estos cambios.

• Rezonificación de 3.83 acres en 520 W. Second St, 1.29 acres en 519 W. Second St y .5 acre en 126 S. Park St de Industrial a Comercial General, además de Permisos de Uso Condicional para venta, almacenamiento y servicio de embarcaciones (CenterPointe Marine).
• Rezonificación de 21.3 acres en la esquina SE de Valley Rd & Pabst Farms Circle: 10.5 acres a Residencial de Densidad Media (RML) y 10.8 acres a Residencial de Alta Densidad (RMH) con cambios de superposición de Desarrollo Planificado (Village Square Holdings).
• Audiencia pública sobre la propuesta de ordenanza para crear una tarifa de impacto para instalaciones de bomberos en Oconomowoc.
• Ordenanzas de primera lectura para enmendar el Plan Integral 2050 de Oconomowoc para los cambios de uso de suelo mencionados anteriormente.
• Consideración de las solicitudes de Permiso de Uso Condicional para CenterPointe Marine en los tres sitios de Second Street y Park Street.

The Common Council voted 8-0 to approve a comprehensive plan amendment, rezoning, and three conditional use permits for CenterPointe Marine on three parcels totaling 5.62 acres at 520 W. Second St., 519 W. Second St., and 126 S. Park St., allowing boat sales, storage, and service. The council also unanimously approved routine items including alcohol license renewals, a new license for The Badger Burger Co., and the WDNR CMAR report. Public hearings were held for a proposed Village Square Holdings development and a fire facilities impact fee, but no votes were taken on those items.

• Approved CenterPointe Marine comprehensive plan change from Industrial to Commercial/Office for three parcels (8-0)
• Rezoned three parcels from Industrial to General Commercial for CenterPointe Marine (8-0)
• Granted three conditional use permits for boat sales, storage, and service at CenterPointe Marine (8-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26-R3378 renewing 2026-2027 alcohol beverage licenses (8-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26-R3379 granting new alcohol license to Perseverance Corp./The Badger Burger Co. (8-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26-R3380 approving WDNR Compliance Maintenance Annual Report (8-0)
• Approved consent agenda including treasurer's report, taxicab license, easement, final plat, and developer's agreements (8-0)

Library Board

La Junta de la Biblioteca Pública de Oconomowoc considerará y actuará sobre la aprobación de la Solicitud del Presupuesto Operativo de 2027, con algunas partidas aún tentativas. También elegirán a los oficiales para 2026-2027 de una lista de nominados. The Sweeney Group presentará un Estudio de Viabilidad. Además, la junta considerará un gasto del Fondo de Donaciones de $8,927.59 para reemplazar las computadoras de liberación de impresión que están fallando.

• Considerar/Actuar sobre la aprobación de la Solicitud del Presupuesto Operativo de 2027 (borrador incluido, salarios/beneficios aún no proporcionados por la Ciudad)
• Elegir a los oficiales de la Junta de la Biblioteca para 2026-2027: Presidente, Vicepresidente y Secretario (lista nominada: Kerry Hansen, Melissa Wood, Lisa Remm)
• Presentación de Sweeney Group sobre los resultados del Estudio de Viabilidad
• Considerar/Actuar sobre el gasto del Fondo de Donaciones de $8,927.59 para una nueva computadora todo-en-uno/estación de pago y la actualización de impresión CloudNine

Western Lakes Fire District’s Fire Board or Commission

El Oconomowoc Common Council y el Western Lakes Fire District llevarán a cabo una reunión especial conjunta para recibir la auditoría financiera anual de 2025 y las actualizaciones del distrito. Los presentadores discutirán la dotación de personal operativo y el despliegue de aparatos, así como las revisiones propuestas al código de incendios municipal. La junta considerará una ordenanza de facturación por asistencia de levantamiento para una posible acción.

• Presentación de la auditoría financiera anual de 2025
• Actualizaciones del distrito: revisión del año 2025, proyectos de 2026, metas presupuestarias de 2027
• Presentación sobre el modelo de dotación de personal operativo y despliegue de aparatos por el Assistant Chief Hoffman
• Presentación sobre las revisiones de la ordenanza del código de incendios municipal
• Discusión y posible acción sobre la facturación y la ordenanza de asistencia de levantamiento

Parks & Recreation Board

La Junta de Parques y Recreación evaluará una solicitud formal de los residentes de Hickorywood Farms para ampliar su parque vecinal, citando un mayor uso debido a nuevas fases de viviendas y un fraccionamiento cercano. También debatirán la ubicación propuesta para un banco conmemorativo en el espacio verde de Parkview Parkway, iniciativa de la Escuela Intermedia Nature Hills. El consejo revisará el proyecto de mejoras del parque Village Green y recibirá los informes departamentales correspondientes a abril y mayo de 2026. La reunión incluye elecciones del consejo, aprobación de actas anteriores y comprobantes de pago.

• Evaluar solicitud de residentes para ampliar el parque vecinal Hickorywood Farms
• Debatir y recomendar la ubicación de un banco conmemorativo para el homenaje a los estudiantes de la Escuela Intermedia Nature Hills
• Debatir y revisar el proyecto de mejoras del parque Village Green
• Elecciones del consejo e incorporación de nuevos concejales
• Aprobar los comprobantes de pago de abril y mayo de 2026

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

En su reunión del 3 de junio de 2026, la Comisión Arquitectónica de Oconomowoc votará sobre una excepción especial para la señalización completa en las ventanas de Jersey Mike’s Subs (1350 Penny Lane), que actualmente excede los límites del código de la ciudad y afecta la apariencia del paisaje urbano. La comisión también considerará la aprobación de los planos de construcción para convertir una estructura existente en una instalación de recreación de interior llamada The Social en 1340 Snyder Way, un proyecto que añadiría espacio de reunión pública cerca de la colina de esquí. Los informes del personal señalan desafíos de cumplimiento en curso con respecto a las quejas sobre edificios y señalización en toda la ciudad.

• Jersey Mike’s Subs (1350 Penny Lane): Votación sobre una excepción especial para la señalización de ventanas que cubre más del 25% permitido del área total de la ventana.
• The Social (1340 Snyder Way, anteriormente 965 Cannon Gate Road): Considerar la aprobación para remodelar un edificio existente en una instalación de recreación de interior con espacio para eventos en la azotea.
• Actas de la reunión del 6 de mayo de 2026: Programadas para su aprobación.
• Informe del Departamento de Planificación de la Ciudad: El personal abordará los problemas de cumplimiento en curso relacionados con las quejas sobre edificios y señalización.

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Oconomowoc considerará la rezonificación de terrenos industriales a usos comerciales y residenciales, y revisará un plano final para una subdivisión residencial.

• Plano Final para Arrowood Phase 5 (36 lotes)
• Rezonificar 3.83 acres en 520 W. Second St. a Comercial General
• Rezonificar 1.29 acres en 519 W. Second St. a Comercial General
• Rezonificar .5 acres en 126 S. Park St. a Comercial General
• Rezonificar 21.3 acres en Valley Rd & Pabst Farms Cir. a residencial

The Plan Commission approved rezoning and comprehensive plan amendments for CenterPointe Marine and Village Square, and approved a food truck permit. It tabled a design review for The Social pending lighting and loading dock details.

• Approved food truck permit for Gabriel's Taqueria at 1555 Pabst Farms Blvd (5-0)
• Tabled design review for The Social at 1340 Snyder Way (3-2)
• Approved rezoning for CenterPointe Marine to General Commercial (5-0)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for CenterPointe Marine to Commercial/Office (5-0)
• Recommended conditional use permits for CenterPointe Marine (5-0)
• Approved rezoning for Village Square to Residential Multi-Unit (5-0)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for Village Square to Residential (5-0)
• Recommended Planned Development District amendment for Village Square (5-0)

Protection and Welfare Committee

El Comité de Protección y Bienestar considerará recomendar dos resoluciones: una que renueva docenas de licencias de bebidas alcohólicas para 2026-2027, y una segunda que otorga una nueva licencia de licores de Reserva 'Clase B' a First Watch Restaurants, Inc. en 1295 Olympia Fields Drive, con un cargo de $10,600. El comité no toma ninguna acción formal; las recomendaciones se envían al Common Council.

• Renovación de licencias de bebidas alcohólicas para 2026-2027 (Resolución 26-R3376) que cubre numerosos establecimientos, incluyendo tiendas de comestibles, restaurantes y bares
• Nueva licencia de licores de Reserva 'Clase B' para First Watch Restaurants, Inc. (First Watch #1163) en 1295 Olympia Fields Drive (Resolución 26-R3377)
• First Watch recibió anteriormente una licencia de cerveza Clase B y de vino Clase C en marzo de 2026
• Las licencias de licores de Reserva están restringidas por cuota (10 disponibles) y cuestan $10,000 más un cargo de $600
• Todos los licenciatarios de renovación están al día con sus obligaciones con la ciudad y cumplen con los requisitos del código/estatuto

The Protection and Welfare Committee voted 3-0 to recommend approval of Resolution 26-R3376 renewing all 2026-2027 alcohol beverage licenses for existing establishments that met requirements. It also voted 3-0 to recommend Resolution 26-R3377 granting a new Reserve Class B intoxicating liquor license to First Watch Restaurants, Inc. (First Watch #1163), which anticipates opening around June 11th with 7am-2:30pm hours. Both recommendations will go to the full City Council.

• Recommended renewal of 2026-2027 alcohol beverage licenses (3-0)
• Recommended new Reserve Class B liquor license to First Watch Restaurants, Inc. (3-0)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas revisará y discutirá la visión general financiera del cierre de 2025 y del primer trimestre, incluyendo informes presupuestarios detallados para los servicios de aguas residuales y agua potable. No se ha programado ninguna acción formal; el Common Council también está presente únicamente para fines de recopilación de información.

• Los ingresos de los servicios de aguas residuales superaron el presupuesto original por $1.44 millones (117.47% del presupuesto).
• Los gastos de los servicios de aguas residuales fueron el 91.09% del presupuesto, dejando un superávit de casi $2.0 millones.
• Los ingresos de los servicios de agua potable superaron el presupuesto original por $1.08 millones (118.72% del presupuesto).
• Los gastos de los servicios de agua potable incluyen $716,287 en depreciación y $638,151 en impuestos.
• El informe presupuestario cubre el año fiscal 2025 que finaliza el 31 de diciembre de 2025.

The committee reviewed a financial report for 2025 year-end and the first quarter. Finance Director Hatton explained how contingency funds are handled for ongoing projects. The meeting adjourned after a motion carried 3-0-0.

• Reviewed 2025 year-end and 1st quarter financial overview
• Adjourned meeting 3-0-0

Common Council

El Concejo Común considerará la renovación de las licencias de bebidas alcohólicas para 2026-2027 y la concesión de una nueva licencia de licores intoxicantes 'Clase B' de Reserva para First Watch Restaurants, Inc. También aprobarán servidumbres de acera a lo largo de Valley Road y licencias de operadores de atracciones bajo la agenda de consentimiento. Las actas del 19 de mayo están sujetas a aprobación.

• Resolución 26-R3377: Nueva licencia de licores intoxicantes 'Clase B' de Reserva para First Watch Restaurants, Inc. (#1163)
• Resolución 26-R3376: Renovación de las licencias de bebidas alcohólicas 2026-2027
• Aprobación de dos servidumbres de acera a lo largo del lado sur de Valley Road, al este de Pabst Farms Circle
• Aprobaciones de licencias para operadores de atracciones (agenda de consentimiento)

The Common Council unanimously approved the May 19 meeting minutes, the consent agenda (sidewalk easements and licenses), and two alcohol beverage resolutions. Resolution 26-R3376 renewed all 2026-2027 alcohol beverage licenses. Resolution 26-R3377 granted a new Reserve "Class B" intoxicating liquor license to First Watch Restaurants, Inc. The mayor reported a $1.2 million budget surplus from 2025, but no action was taken.

• Approved minutes of May 19, 2026 (8-0)
• Approved consent agenda including sidewalk easements and licenses (8-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26-R3376 renewing 2026-2027 alcohol beverage licenses (8-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26-R3377 granting new liquor license to First Watch #1163 (8-0)

Pabst Farms Joint Stormwater District

El texto proporcionado para la reunión del Pabst Farms Joint Stormwater District es un conjunto de dibujos de ingeniería para un edificio de oficinas propuesto y una expansión de estacionamiento en Blue Ribbon Circle North. No hay elementos de agenda como resoluciones, audiencias públicas o votaciones presentes. El documento parece ser un conjunto de planos de construcción en lugar de una agenda de reunión.

• Edificio de oficinas propuesto de 12,350 SF en Blue Ribbon Cir N
• Se planean 107 espacios de estacionamiento, incluyendo 5 accesibles
• Instalación de gestión de aguas pluviales y cuenca de biorretención
• Se muestra la expansión futura del estacionamiento de la Fase 2
• Plan de demolición del sitio, nivelación y control de erosión

The board approved two stormwater-related actions: a parking lot expansion for Wis-Pak and an easement for a Valley Road sidewalk. Officers for the coming term were elected. Discussions on a pathway extension and a cemetery fence were deferred without action.

• Approved minutes of September 10, 2025 meeting (5-0)
• Approved Wis-Pak parking lot expansion stormwater management (5-0)
• Approved easement for Valley Road sidewalk (5-0)
• Elected Nash as President (5-0)
• Elected Herzog as Vice President (5-0)
• Elected Phillips as Secretary (5-0)

Common Council

El Concejo Común llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre una propuesta para renunciar a 0.17 acres del derecho de vía de Olympia Fields Drive para resolver una disputa legal que involucra a 1400 Summit Ave. El concejo luego votará sobre una resolución para aprobar la renuncia. Otros asuntos de acción incluyen la aprobación del programa de reemplazo de aceras de 2026, servicios de diseño para semáforos en Hwy 67 y Olympia Fields Drive, el pedido anticipado del chasis de un camión quitanieves de 2027 y el nombramiento de un concejal temporal para el Distrito 2.

• Audiencia pública y resolución para renunciar a 0.17 acres de derecho de vía en 1400 Summit Ave (Water Tower Center) para resolver una disputa legal
• Resolución que aprueba el Programa Anual de Reemplazo de Aceras de 2026
• Resolución que aprueba los servicios de diseño para semáforos en Hwy 67 y Olympia Fields Drive
• Resolución que aprueba el pedido anticipado del chasis de un camión quitanieves de 2027
• Entrevista y nombramiento temporal de concejal del Distrito 2 para cubrir la vacante

The Common Council approved several resolutions including vacating a portion of Olympia Fields Drive to resolve a property dispute, authorizing traffic signal design services, and appointing a temporary alderman. Lou Kowiewski was selected to fill the District #2 vacancy with 5 votes. All other agenda items passed unanimously 7-0.

• Approved advance ordering of 2027 plow truck chassis (7-0)
• Approved 2026 annual sidewalk replacement program with J.R. Boehlke, $41,700 (7-0)
• Approved design services for traffic signals at Hwy 67 and Olympia Fields Drive, $74,500 (7-0)
• Approved wastewater GIS professional services contract, $40,000 (7-0)
• Approved watershed GIS professional services contract, $33,500 (7-0)
• Adopted resolution vacating portion of Olympia Fields Drive abutting 1400 Summit Ave, contingent on settlement (7-0)
• Disallowed claim of S Olsen (7-0)
• Appointed Lou Kowiewski as temporary District #2 alderman (5-1-1)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas revisará el informe mensual de comprobantes de abril de 2026 y considerará una resolución para autorizar el pedido anticipado de un chasis de camión quitanieves para 2027. No hay otros asuntos programados.

• Revisión del Informe Mensual de Comprobantes de abril de 2026, que incluye pagos por equipo de policía, suministros de mantenimiento de agua y servicios profesionales.
• Consideración de la Resolución 26-R3369 para aprobar el pedido anticipado de un chasis de camión quitanieves para 2027.

The Finance Committee approved a resolution to advance order a 2027 plow truck chassis, deferring payment until 2027. The committee also approved monthly vouchers for April 2026. The meeting adjourned at 6:06 PM.

• Approved monthly vouchers for April 2026
• Approved Resolution 26-R3369 for advance ordering 2027 plow truck chassis (3-0-0)

Public Services

El Comité de Servicios Públicos considerará dos resoluciones: una que aprueba el programa anual de reemplazo de aceras de 2026 con una oferta más baja de $41,710 de J.R. Boehlke LLC, y otra que autoriza un contrato de diseño por un monto no mayor a $74,585 con TADI para señales de tránsito en STH 67 y Olympia Fields Drive. Ambos puntos se recomendarán al Consejo Común para su aprobación final.

• Resolución 26-R3367: Aprobar el programa de reemplazo de aceras de 2026 adjudicado a J.R. Boehlke LLC por una oferta base de $41,070 más $640 por campos de advertencia detectables para rampas ADA, total $41,710 con un 10% de contingencia ($4,171) para un neto de $45,881.
• Resolución 26-R3374: Aprobar los servicios de diseño de señales de tránsito en STH 67 y Olympia Fields Drive con TADI por $74,585, más un 10% de contingencia ($7,458.50), monto máximo total de $82,043.50, financiado a través del TID 7.
• Se recibieron cinco ofertas para el programa de aceras; se recibieron cinco propuestas para el diseño de señales de tránsito; raSmith obtuvo la mayor calificación en la revisión técnica, pero TADI quedó primero tras considerar el factor de costo.
• El Comité votará para recomendar ambas resoluciones al Consejo Común.

The Public Services Committee recommended approval for the 2026 Annual Sidewalk Replacement Program and design services for new traffic signals at Hwy 67 and Olympia Fields Drive.

• Recommended Resolution 26-R3367 approving the 2026 Annual Sidewalk Replacement Program (2-0-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26-R3347 approving Design Services for traffic signals at Hwy 67 and Olympia Fields Dr (2-0-0)

Utility Committee

El Comité de Servicios Públicos considerará y recomendará dos resoluciones para adjudicar contratos de servicios profesionales de GIS a Mead & Hunt, Inc. — una para el Servicio de Aguas Residuales ($40,000) y otra para el Programa de Protección de la Cuenca de Oconomowoc ($33,500). El comité también revisará la facturación mensual de servicios públicos, así como los informes de electricidad, agua y aguas residuales.

• Resolución 26-R3365: Contrato de GIS de Aguas Residuales con Mead & Hunt, Inc., que no excederá los $40,000
• Resolución 26-R3366: Contrato de GIS de la Cuenca con Mead & Hunt, Inc., que no excederá los $33,500
• El Informe de Facturación de Servicios Públicos de abril de 2026 incluye datos del informe anual de la PSC
• El Informe de Servicios Eléctricos de mayo de 2026 menciona 18 nuevos servicios y actividades de día de cabildeo
• Los informes de Agua y Aguas Residuales de mayo de 2026 serán revisados

The Utility Committee recommended Resolution 26-R3365 for a Wastewater GIS Professional Services Contract with Mead and Hunt not to exceed $40,000, and Resolution 26-R3366 for a Watershed GIS Professional Services Contract. Both motions passed 2-0. The committee also approved the minutes of April 21, 2026.

• Approved minutes of April 21, 2026 (2-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26-R3365 for Wastewater GIS Professional Services Contract (2-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26-R3366 for Watershed GIS Professional Services Contract (2-0)

Committee of the Whole

El Comité de la Totalidad llevará a cabo un taller para discutir las prioridades del presupuesto de 2027 y actualizar el Plan Estratégico 2026-2027. No se tomará ninguna acción formal; la sesión es para que el concejo dé dirección al personal sobre el presupuesto e iniciativas estratégicas para el próximo año.

• Solicitud de dotación policial para un oficial de tiempo completo y mejoras de equipo (placas de rifle, cascos balísticos, cámaras de patrulla)
• Proyectos de infraestructura: extensión de Lake Bluff Drive, mejoras en Wisconsin Avenue (con el DOT), construcción del puente de Lapham Street
• Conversión de líneas eléctricas subterráneas y reemplazo de equipos debido a tiempos de espera de 75-90 semanas
• Iniciativas de calidad del agua: programa de reemplazo de laterales de plomo, monitoreo de cloruro, filtración de hierro en sitios de pozos
• Prioridades de desarrollo económico: planificación del corredor de E Wisconsin Ave, expansión de I-94 West, desarrollo de Rockwell y una instalación deportiva regional en Olde Highlander

The Committee of the Whole met to discuss 2027 budget priorities and the 2026-2027 Strategic Plan. Aldermen proposed funding for specific programs and city improvements, while the Mayor outlined his priorities, including the Highway 67 Bypass and downtown parking. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.

• Discussed 2027 budget priorities and 2026-2027 Strategic Plan Update
• Supported revisiting membership in Waukesha County Center for Growth
• Supported funding Silver Streak at $6,000 and weekly meals at $12,500
• Supported funding Senior Center at $6,000
• Supported increasing communication to citizens
• Supported adding streaming of committee meetings and video recording
• Supported funding a security camera or alarm system at the library
• Supported funding improvements to the alleyway across from the Chamber

Library Board

La Junta de la Biblioteca Pública de Oconomowoc considerará tres acciones: certificar el cumplimiento de la biblioteca con los estándares requeridos para eximir a los residentes del impuesto de la biblioteca del condado, aprobar una solicitud de capital de $156,000 para iniciar el proyecto de la Sucursal Satélite (financiado a través de donaciones) y aprobar la lista de nominados para los cargos de oficiales de la junta de la biblioteca. La certificación de cumplimiento sigue la publicación de los Valores Tasados Ecualizados del estado a mediados de agosto. Las nominaciones de los oficiales se votarán en la reunión de la junta de junio.

• Aprobar la solicitud de capital de $156,000 para los costos iniciales del proyecto de la Sucursal Satélite (financiado por donaciones)
• Certificar el cumplimiento de la biblioteca con los Estándares Mínimos para Exención (Minimum to Exempt Standards) para el proceso de exención del impuesto de la biblioteca
• Aprobar la lista de nominados para los cargos de oficiales de la Junta de la Biblioteca

Bureau of Economic Development & Tourism Commission

La Oficina actuará sobre una propuesta de mural para la pared del callejón este de Fiesta Cancun, una condición de la aprobación de la Comisión de Arquitectura de septiembre de 2024. También discutirán el resumen de turismo de 2025, los aspectos destacados de 2026, un informe de visitas, una actualización de la estrategia de marketing y comenzarán a dar forma a la propuesta de presupuesto de 2027.

• Consideración de un mural para la pared este (callejón) de Fiesta Cancun, requerido por la aprobación de la Comisión de Arquitectura
• Revisión del resumen de promoción turística de 2025 y los planes promocionales de 2026
• Informe de visitas (probablemente utilizando datos de Placer Ai)
• Actualización de la estrategia de marketing que incluye biblioteca de fotos/videos, sitio web, redes sociales y marketing por correo electrónico
• Discusión de la propuesta de presupuesto de 2027 e iniciativas adicionales

The Commission approved a proposal for an Oz-themed mural on the alley wall of Fiesta Cancun, contingent upon a new, simplified design. The board also reviewed 2025-2026 tourism highlights, a visitation report using Placer Ai software, and the 2027 proposed Tourism budget.

• Approved July 10, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Oz-themed mural for Fiesta Cancun subject to design refinements (unanimous)

Western Lakes Fire District’s Fire Board or Commission

La Junta de Bomberos de Western Lakes discutirá actualizaciones de la evaluación de necesidades de las instalaciones y el estudio de tarifas de impacto, el plan estratégico y las prioridades presupuestarias, y revisiones a la ordenanza del código de bomberos. Tomará medidas sobre un Acuerdo de Servicios de Sangre con ProHealth Care, adoptará un plan de equipo de protección personal para 2026, aprobará una subvención de radio de interoperabilidad de Wisconsin y adoptará una proclama de la Semana de EMS. La reunión también incluye informes de rutina y una agenda de consentimiento.

• Discusión/Acción – Acuerdo de Servicios de Sangre con ProHealth Care
• Discusión/Acción – Equipo de Protección Personal (2026 CIP)
• Discusión/Acción – Subvención de Radio de Interoperabilidad de WI
• Discusión/Acción – Proclama de la Semana de EMS
• Discusión – Actualización sobre la Evaluación de Necesidades de las Instalaciones y el Estudio de Tarifas de Impacto

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

La Comisión de Arquitectura votará sobre una actualización de la fachada y nueva señalización para Dunkin’ en 427 E. Wisconsin Avenue, una excepción especial para letreros de ventana de Jersey Mike’s en 1350 Penny Lane, y un plan maestro de señalización para la gasolinera BP en 1004 Summit Avenue. Los comisionados también discutirán planes de construcción para un establecimiento de recreación de interiores (The Social) en 1340 Snyder Way y una nueva cooperativa de crédito (Fox Communities) en 1283 Olympia Fields Drive.

• Dunkin’ – Aprobar actualización de fachada y señalización en 427 E. Wisconsin Avenue (zonificación MC)
• Jersey Mike’s Subs – Aprobar o denegar excepción especial para letreros de ventana que exceden el 25% de cobertura en 1350 Penny Lane
• BP Gas Station – Aprobar plan maestro de señalización para la Unidad A (BP) y la Unidad B (Pub Summit 16) en 1004 Summit Avenue
• The Social – Discutir planes de construcción para recreación de interiores (pickleball, boliche, lanzamiento de hachas, mini golf) en 1340 Snyder Way
• Fox Communities Credit Union – Discutir planes de construcción para una cooperativa de crédito de 4,300 pies cuadrados con autoservicio en 1283 Olympia Fields Drive

The commission approved a façade update for Dunkin' and a master sign plan for a BP Gas Station. A decision on Jersey Mike's Subs window signage was postponed pending a glass type verification. No formal action was taken on proposed plans for The Social or Fox Communities Credit Union.

• Approved updated façade plan for Dunkin' at 427 E. Wisconsin Avenue (4-0)
• Postponed decision on Jersey Mike's Subs window signage at 1350 Penny Lane (4-0)
• Approved master sign plan for BP Gas Station at 1400 Summit Avenue, including monument signs and specific wall signs (4-0)
• Approved March 4, 2026 minutes (3-0-1)

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación está revisando un mapa de agrimensura certificado para dedicar el derecho de vía público cerca de Snyder Way y Olde Highlander Drive. Esta acción tiene como objetivo facilitar la construcción de Olde Highlander Drive y permitir el ensanchamiento de la calle para el acceso de aparatos de bomberos.

• Mapa de agrimensura certificado: Dedicación de 35,928 SF a lo largo de Olde Highlander Drive y 4,981 SF para ensanchar Snyder Way
• Creación de un lote externo no edificable que suma un total de 3,780 SF en la intersección de Olde Highlander Drive y Snyder Way

The Plan Commission recommended a certified survey map for land on Snyder Way and Olde Highlander Drive. This action involves creating one outlot and dedicating land for the construction of Olde Highlander Drive and widening Snyder Way. The commission also approved the April 8, 2026, meeting minutes.

• Approved April 8, 2026, meeting minutes (3-0-3)
• Recommended Olde Highlander Certified Survey Map to Common Council (6-0)

Common Council

El Concejo Común considerará la segunda lectura de una ordenanza para enmendar el Planned Development Overlay para el Pabst Farms Town Centre (Marcus Corporation) en la esquina NE de I-94 & Summit Ave. También decidirán sobre permisos de uso temporal para dos espectáculos de fuegos artificiales en Dockhounds Stadium (1011 Blue Ribbon Circle North) y un proceso para cubrir la vacante de concejal del Distrito Dos. Se ha programado una sesión cerrada para discutir litigios con el Village of Lac La Belle sobre disputas de anexión.

• Agenda de consentimiento: Acuerdo de Servidumbre de Servicios Públicos Eléctricos entre la Ciudad y Costco Wholesale Corporation
• Segunda lectura de la Ord. 26-O1122 para enmendar el PD-3-24 (Pabst Farms Town Centre) para Marcus Corporation
• Permiso de Uso Temporal para dos espectáculos de fuegos artificiales en Dockhounds Stadium durante 2026
• Proceso para cubrir la Vacante de Concejal del Distrito Dos
• Sesión cerrada sobre litigios de anexión con Village of Lac La Belle

The Common Council approved a second reading for a development amendment at Pabst Farms Town Centre and granted a temporary permit for two firework displays at Dockhounds Stadium. The Council also decided to fill a District Two Alderman vacancy via temporary appointment rather than a special election.

• Approved second reading of Ord. 26-O1122 to amend Planned Development Overlay District PD-3-24 for Marcus Corporation (7-0-0)
• Approved Temporary Use Permit for two 2026 firework displays at Dockhounds Stadium (7-0-0)
• Denied motion to hold Special Election in July for District Two Alderman vacancy (3-0-4)
• Approved filling District Two Alderman vacancy by temporary appointment (5-0-2)
• Confirmed 12 Mayoral citizen appointments/reappointments (6-0-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Electric Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and Costco Wholesale Corporation (7-0-0)
• Approved April 21, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0-0)

Committee of the Whole

El Comité de Todo (Committee of the Whole) llevará a cabo una discusión sobre las prioridades del presupuesto de 2027 y la actualización del plan estratégico. Los jefes de departamento presentarán sus próximos elementos presupuestarios y el concejo proporcionará retroalimentación. No se tomará ninguna acción formal en esta reunión; es el primer paso para la construcción del presupuesto general.

• La Policía propone reducir el personal de apoyo de 5 a 4 y eliminar un puesto de medio tiempo, además de agregar un oficial de tiempo completo con un aumento presupuestario neto de $9,000
• La Policía propone reemplazar las cámaras corporales/de tablero Motorola existentes con el sistema Axon Enterprise (40 cámaras corporales, 11 cámaras de patrulla) estimado en $60,000 anuales y $319,000 durante cinco años
• La Policía planea solicitar una subvención (de hasta $2,000,000 de la BJA) para la expansión de cámaras y gestión de evidencia digital, con $5,000 por solicitud para servicios de redacción de subvenciones
• El Western Lakes Fire District prioriza la compra/construcción de una sede administrativa centralizada, un centro de capacitación regional, un centro de operaciones de emergencia y un centro de reparación de aparatos; también una futura estación de bomberos en el área de cobertura noroeste financiada en un 85% por tarifas de impacto
• El departamento de Finanzas está explorando herramientas de IA para la eficiencia y la mejora de informes, solicitando apoyo de consultoría no recurrente de proveedores de sistemas

The Committee of the Whole held a discussion-only session on 2027 budget priorities and strategic plan updates. Department heads presented their top priorities, and the finance director reviewed completed strategic goals. No votes or formal decisions were taken; the only action was adjourning the meeting.

• No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was for discussion and presentations only.

Board of Review

La Junta de Revisión está llevando a cabo su reunión inicial para organizar el proceso de audiencia de las objeciones a la evaluación de la propiedad. Actualizarán el estado del registro de evaluaciones, decidirán sobre un proceso de programación para las objeciones y establecerán una fecha para escuchar las objeciones. La junta luego se levantará hasta el 16 de julio de 2026 a la 1:00 PM.

• Actualización del Secretario sobre el estado del Registro de Evaluaciones
• Considerar/actuar sobre el proceso de programación para las objeciones
• Establecer fecha/hora para escuchar las objeciones: 16 de julio de 2026 a la 1:00 PM
• Levantar la sesión hasta el 16 de julio de 2026

The Board voted to have the City Clerk’s office handle scheduling of hearings for any submitted objections. It also adjourned the current session and scheduled the next Board of Review meeting for July 16, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Clerk’s office to schedule objection hearings (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting to July 16, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. (6-0)

Common Council

El Concejo Común llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar una enmienda de Marcus Corporation a la Ordenanza de Desarrollo Planificado para el proyecto Pabst Farms Town Centre (clave fiscal OCOC 0633.999.030) en la esquina NE de I‑94 y Summit Avenue. El concejo también actuará sobre varias resoluciones, incluyendo dos licencias de Clase B de 6 meses, aprobaciones de subvenciones y presupuesto para el primer trimestre de 2026, y la compra de equipo de juegos para Hawthorne Ridge Park. Los artículos adicionales incluyen la compra de árboles de calle, el reemplazo del panel de control de la estación de bombeo y nombramientos de funcionarios de la ciudad.

• Audiencia Pública – Enmienda de Marcus PD para Pabst Farms Town Centre (clave fiscal OCOC 0633.999.030) en la esquina NE de I‑94 & Summit Ave
• Resolución 26‑R3359 – Otorgar licencia de Clase B de 6 meses a R & S Hospitality, LLC (Buddy's Beach Bungalow)
• Resolución 26‑R3360 – Otorgar licencia de bebida de malta fermentada de Clase B de 6 meses a Oconomowoc Area Baseball Club (Roosevelt Field)
• Resolución 26‑R3358 – Aprobar subvenciones, donaciones y enmiendas presupuestarias del primer trimestre de 2026
• Resolución 26‑R3363 – Compra de equipo de juegos para Hawthorne Ridge Park

The Utility Committee discussed the Wastewater Utility Upgrade Project but took no action, noting the facility planning document is still under WDNR review. The committee recommended Resolution 26-R3349 to replace the Lily Road Lift Station Control Panel, which had been repurposed and needs replacement. The motion passed 2-0. The minutes of the March 17, 2026 meeting were also approved.

• Recommended Resolution 26-R3349 to replace Lily Road Lift Station Control Panel (2-0)
• Approved minutes of March 17, 2026 (2-0)

Utility Committee

El Comité de Servicios Públicos considerará una resolución para reemplazar el panel de control de la estación de bombeo (Lift Station) de Lily Road a un costo de $41,509 de Altronex Control Systems. El comité también discutirá un enfoque de diseño preliminar para el Wastewater Utility Upgrade Project con el fin de minimizar desafíos de ingeniería. Se revisarán los informes mensuales sobre volúmenes e ingresos de electricidad, agua y aguas residuales.

• Considerar/recomendar la Resolución 26-R3349 para adjudicar $41,509 a Altronex Control Systems para el reemplazo del panel de control de la estación de bombeo de Lily Road (1280 Lily Road)
• Discusión sobre el uso de un paso de Diseño Preliminar para el Wastewater Utility Upgrade Project para evitar inconvenientes de ingeniería
• Revisión del Informe de Facturación de Servicios Públicos de marzo de 2026, y los Informes de Electricidad, Agua y Aguas Residuales de abril de 2026

The committee recommended a resolution to replace the repurposed electrical control panel at the Lily Road Lift Station. Members also received an update on the Wastewater Utility upgrade project and its current review status with the WDNR.

• Approved March 17, 2026 minutes (2-0-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26-R3349 to replace Lily Road Lift Station Control Panel (2-0-0)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas revisará los comprobantes de marzo de 2026 y las órdenes de compra del primer trimestre de 2026. El comité también considerará la Resolución 26-R3358 que aprueba las subvenciones, donaciones y enmiendas presupuestarias del primer trimestre de 2026.

• Revisión de los comprobantes de marzo de 2026
• Revisión de las órdenes de compra del primer trimestre de 2026
• Consideración de la Resolución 26-R3358 para subvenciones, donaciones y enmiendas presupuestarias del primer trimestre

The Finance Committee reviewed and approved March 2026 vouchers and 1st Quarter 2026 purchase orders. The committee also voted to recommend Resolution 26-R3358 regarding grants, donations, and budget amendments.

• Approved March 2026 vouchers
• Recommended Resolution 26-R3358 approving 1st Quarter 2026 Grants, Donations and Budget Amendments (3-0-0)

Protection and Welfare Committee

El Comité de Protección y Bienestar considerará y recomendará acciones sobre dos licencias de bebidas de malta fermentadas Clase B de seis meses: una para R&S Hospitality, LLC dba Buddy's Beach Bungalow en City Beach (324 W. Wisconsin Ave.) y otra para el Oconomowoc Area Baseball Club en Roosevelt Field (630 S. Main St.). El comité también actuará sobre las solicitudes de licencias de conductores de taxicab para Anthony Bergemann y Robert Mamerow de Silver Streak. Todos los artículos son de rutina y cuentan con la recomendación de aprobación por parte del personal de la ciudad.

• Aprobación de licencias de conductor de taxicab para Anthony Bergemann y Robert Mamerow (Silver Streak)
• Resolución 26-R3359: licencia de bebidas de malta fermentadas Clase B de 6 meses para R&S Hospitality, LLC (Buddy's Beach Bungalow) en City Beach, con vencimiento el 31 de octubre de 2026
• Resolución 26-R3360: licencia de bebidas de malta fermentadas Clase B de 6 meses para Oconomowoc Area Baseball Club en Roosevelt Field, con vencimiento el 31 de octubre de 2026
• Buddy's Beach Bungalow opera bajo un acuerdo de concesión de diez años (2025–2035) con una tarifa anual de $5,000 pagadera en dos cuotas

The Protection & Welfare Committee approved taxicab driver licenses for Anthony Bergemann and Robert Mamerow of Silver Streak. It also recommended granting six‑month Class B fermented malt beverage licenses to R & S Hospitality, LLC (Buddy's Beach Bungalow) and to the Oconomowoc Area Baseball Club (Roosevelt Field). All three motions passed unanimously (2-0-0).

• Approved taxicab driver licenses for Anthony Bergemann and Robert Mamerow (2-0-0)
• Recommended 6‑Month Class “B” fermented malt beverage license for R & S Hospitality, LLC (Buddy's Beach Bungalow) (2-0-0)
• Recommended 6‑Month Class “B” fermented malt beverage license for Oconomowoc Area Baseball Club (Roosevelt Field) (2-0-0)

Public Services

El Comité de Servicios Públicos considerará y recomendará la Resolución 26-R3362, que adjudicaría un contrato de $96,027 a Dan Larsen Landscaping para la compra e instalación de 309 árboles de calle en las subdivisiones Arrowood y Prairie Creek Ridge. La recomendación pasará luego al Common Council para su aprobación final.

• Consideración de la Resolución 26-R3362 que adjudica un contrato de $96,027 a Dan Larsen Landscaping para la plantación de árboles
• Los árboles se plantarán en las subdivisiones Arrowood y Prairie Creek Ridge (primavera y otoño de 2026)
• Se recibieron cinco ofertas; Dan Larsen Landscaping fue la más baja con un total de $96,027 (árboles, plantación y costos suplementarios)
• Los fondos provienen de tarifas de desarrolladores recaudadas bajo el Capítulo 18.08 del Código Municipal
• El contrato incluye garantía de un año, estacado, enmiendas de suelo, protectores de árboles y riego suplementario

The Public Services Committee recommended Resolution 26-R3362 regarding the purchase and installation of subdivision street trees. This initiative is funded through developer agreements where the city collects fees for tree installation.

• Recommended Resolution 26-R3362 for subdivision street tree purchase and installation (2-0-0)

Library Board

La Junta de Fideicomisarios de la Biblioteca Pública de Oconomowoc considerará aprobar de forma retroactiva el Informe Anual del Estado de 2025 y la Declaración de Efectividad del Sistema, respaldar los Estándares de la Biblioteca del Condado de Waukesha revisados para 2027-2031, y aprobar la Hoja de Trabajo de Costos Permitidos para el cálculo del presupuesto del condado. The Sweeney Group presentará los resultados de un estudio de viabilidad.

• Aprobación retroactiva del Informe Anual del Estado de 2025 y la Declaración de Efectividad del Sistema (ya firmado por la presidenta de la junta)
• Votación de respaldo sobre los Estándares de la Biblioteca del Condado de Waukesha revisados para 2027-2031
• Aprobación de la Hoja de Trabajo de Costos Permitidos para la fórmula del presupuesto del condado
• Presentación de Sweeney Group sobre el Estudio de Viabilidad de la Biblioteca

Parks & Recreation Board

La Junta de Parques y Recreación considerará dos temas: finalizar la ubicación de un parque infantil (Hawthorne Ridge o Lakeridge Park) y aprobar un contrato de $70,000 para nuevos equipos de parque infantil (el personal recomienda Lee Recreation Option #1). La junta también revisará las licitaciones para las renovaciones de los baños de Chapman Park y recibirá los informes mensuales del departamento.

• Decisión sobre si reconstruir el parque infantil en Hawthorne Ridge Park o trasladarlo a Lakeridge Park tras un voto previo de empate 4-4
• Consideración de la RFP de $70,000 para equipos de parque infantil – el personal recomienda Lee Recreation Option #1 (Burke Equipment)
• Acción sobre la licitación de los baños de Chapman Park
• Aprobación de los comprobantes de marzo de 2026

Western Lakes Fire District’s Fire Board or Commission

La Comisión de Bomberos entrará en sesión cerrada para discutir el empleo, promoción, compensación o evaluación de desempeño de empleados de tiempo parcial y tiempo completo, específicamente candidatos a bombero/paramédico de tiempo completo y opciones relacionadas. Tras la sesión cerrada, la comisión se reunirá nuevamente en sesión abierta para discutir y posiblemente tomar medidas para establecer un grupo de elegibilidad de bomberos/paramédicos de tiempo completo. Otros puntos de la agenda incluyen la aprobación de las actas del 30 de octubre de 2025 y actualizaciones del distrito.

• Sesión cerrada bajo el Estatuto de Wisconsin 19.85(1)(c) para considerar asuntos de empleo de los empleados del distrito
• Discusión/Acción sobre la creación de un grupo de elegibilidad de bomberos/paramédicos de tiempo completo
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la Comisión de Bomberos del 30 de octubre de 2025

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

Plan Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Oconomowoc considerará la renovación y nuevos permisos para camiones de comida en 1296 Summit Avenue y 212 E. Wisconsin Avenue. También actuará sobre una resolución para transferir 255 pies cuadrados de propiedad pública a 150 E. Wisconsin Avenue. Los elementos adicionales incluyen una recomendación de enmienda de ordenanza para el Planned Development Overlay en la esquina NE de I‑94 & Summit Avenue y una resolución para vacar parte de Olympia Fields Drive cerca de 1400 Summit Avenue.

• Renovación de permiso de camión de comida para Bangin' Burgers en 1296 Summit Avenue (Summit Center Marketplace)
• Solicitud inicial de permiso de camión de comida para Anytime Arepas en 212 E. Wisconsin Avenue
• Resolución PC26‑R3356 para transferir 255 SF de propiedad pública a 150 E. Wisconsin Avenue
• Recomendación de la Ordenanza 26‑O1122 para enmendar el overlay PD‑3‑24 para Marcus Corporation en la esquina NE de I‑94 & Summit Avenue
• Resolución 26‑R3361 para vacar una porción de Olympia Fields Drive colindante con 1400 Summit Avenue

The commission voted 4‑1 to recommend Ordinance 26‑O1122, amending the Planned Development Overlay District PD‑3‑24 for Marcus Corporation with a 90% lot‑coverage limit and removal of car‑wash language. It also approved food‑truck permits for Bangin’ Burgers at 1296 Summit Avenue and Anytime Arepas at 212 E. Wisconsin Avenue, each with departmental conditions. Additional actions included the sale of a 255‑sq‑ft public parcel at 150 E. Wisconsin Avenue and the transfer of city‑owned land adjacent to 1400 Summit Avenue.

• Recommend Ordinance 26‑O1122 to amend PD‑3‑24 for Marcus Corp (4‑1)
• Approve food‑truck permit for Bangin’ Burgers at 1296 Summit Ave with 5 conditions (5‑0)
• Approve initial food‑truck permit for Anytime Arepas at 212 E. Wisconsin Ave with 4 conditions (5‑0)
• Approve Resolution PC26‑R3356 to sell 255 sf public property adjacent to 150 E. Wisconsin Ave (5‑0)
• Recommend Resolution 26‑R3361 to transfer city land adjacent to 1400 Summit Ave (5‑0)
• Appoint Frederick as Chairman Pro Tem (5‑0)
• Approve March 4, 2026 meeting minutes (5‑0)
• Adjourn meeting at 7:14 PM (5‑0)

Common Council

Western Lakes Fire District’s Fire Board or Commission

The Western Lakes Fire District Fire Board will meet on March 23, 2026 to discuss updates to the facility needs assessment, EMS fee schedule adjustments, and amendments to the 2025 budget. The board will also consider a carryover resolution for 2025 and approve routine items on the consent agenda. Public comment and reports from the Fire Chief and chief officers are also on the agenda.

• Discussion – Update on Facility Needs Assessment and Impact Fee Study
• Discussion/Action – EMS Fee Schedule Adjustments
• Discussion/Action – 2025 Budget Amendments
• Discussion/Action – 2025 Carryover Resolution
• Consent Agenda – Payment of Bills

Common Council

The Common Council and other boards may be present at an officer swearing-in ceremony. The notice states that no city business will be discussed and no action will be taken.

• Officer Swearing In Ceremony at Western Lakes Fire District Station #51 (1400 Oconomowoc Parkway)

Utility Committee

The Oconomowoc Utility Committee will consider a recommendation to purchase new composite samplers for the wastewater utility at a cost of $35,757. The committee will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and review monthly reports for electric, water, and wastewater operations.

• Consider Resolution 26-R3342 for Replacement of Composite Samplers ($35,757)
• Approve Minutes of February 17, 2026
• Review Utility Billing Report - February 2026
• Review Electric Utility Report - March 2026
• Review Water Report - March 2026

The committee approved the minutes from the February 17, 2026 meeting. It voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3342 to replace composite samplers with three Isco units at a cost of $35,757. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved February 17, 2026 minutes (3-0-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3342 for composite samplers purchase $35,757 (3-0-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0-0)

Protection and Welfare Committee

The Protection & Welfare Committee will consider Resolution 26‑R3346, which would grant First Watch Restaurants, Inc. a Class “B” fermented malt beverage license and a Class “C” wine license for its location at 1295 Olympia Fields Drive. The committee will recommend the resolution to the Common Council. The agenda notes no financial impact. This is the sole item on the agenda.

• Resolution 26‑R3346 – grant Class B fermented malt beverage and Class C wine licenses to First Watch Restaurants, Inc. at 1295 Olympia Fields Dr
• Application meets Chapter 12 and state licensing requirements
• Fees have been deposited as required by city ordinance

The Protection & Welfare Committee voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3346, which would grant a 2025‑2026 Class “B” fermented malt beverage license and a Class “C” wine license to First Watch Restaurants, Inc. (First Watch #1163). The motion passed unanimously with a 3‑0‑0 vote. The committee also voted to adjourn the meeting, also by a 3‑0‑0 vote.

• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3346 granting Class B malt beverage and Class C wine licenses to First Watch Restaurants, Inc. (First Watch #1163) – motion carried 3‑0‑0
• Adjourned meeting – motion carried 3‑0‑0

Common Council

The Common Council will hold two public hearings: one to consider amending the Planned Development Ordinance for the Pabst Farms Town Centre project (tax key #OCOC 0633.999.030 at the NE corner of I‑94 and Summit Avenue) and another to amend Chapter 18 Platting and Subdivisions for condominium plats. Council members will also consider a series of resolutions covering a tax‑increment district extension, a bridge loan to the Historical Society, demolition and construction contracts, and other street and utility projects. Items on the consent agenda include a treasurer's report, a final plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11, and a certified survey map for 628 George Street.

• Public hearing to amend the Planned Development Ordinance for Pabst Farms Town Centre (PD‑3‑24)
• Public hearing on text amendment to Chapter 18 Platting and Subdivisions creating Condominium Plats
• Resolution 26‑R3344 approving Tax Incremental District #4 Affordable Housing Extension
• Resolution 26‑R3356 approving a bridge loan to the Oconomowoc Historical Society
• Resolution 26‑R3351 authorizing the 101 Forest Street building demolition bid approval

The council terminated Tax Increment District #4 with an 8‑0‑0 vote. A proposal to extend the district for affordable housing was rejected (1‑0‑7), while a property‑tax refund for an assessment error was approved unanimously. The council also approved a First Watch restaurant liquor license, a demolition contract for 1010 Forest St, and a revised construction‑management contract for the Lake Bluff Drive extension (5‑0‑3).

• Approved March 3, 2026 minutes (8‑0‑0)
• Approved consent agenda items (8‑0‑0)
• Resolution 26‑R3344 Affordable Housing Extension for TID #4 denied (1‑0‑7)
• Resolution 26‑R3345 Terminate TID #4 approved (8‑0‑0)
• Approved property‑tax refund due to assessment error (8‑0‑0)
• Resolution 26‑R3346 Granted First Watch Class B malt beverage and Class C wine licenses (8‑0‑0)
• Resolution 26‑R3351 Authorized 1010 Forest St demolition bid $61,079 (8‑0‑0)
• Resolution 26‑R3352 Approved Lake Bluff Drive construction management with reduced contingency (5‑0‑3)

Finance Committee

The Oconomowoc Finance Committee will review the February voucher report and consider several resolutions. Items include extending Tax Increment District #4 for affordable housing, terminating Tax Increment District #4, addressing a property tax refund due to an assessment error, and approving a bridge loan to the Oconomowoc Historical Society.

• Resolution 26‑R3344 – Approve Tax Increment District #4 Affordable Housing Extension
• Resolution 26‑R3345 – Terminate Tax Increment District #4
• Resolution – Property Tax Refund due to assessment error
• Resolution 26‑R3356 – Approve bridge loan to the Oconomowoc Historical Society

The committee approved the February 2026 monthly voucher report. It voted 3-0-0 to recommend terminating Tax Increment District #4 (Resolution 26‑R3345) and also 3-0-0 to recommend a property‑tax refund due to an assessment error. The affordable‑housing extension for TID #4 (Resolution 26‑R3344) was referred to the City Council for further discussion. The meeting was adjourned by a 3-0-0 vote.

• Approved February 2026 monthly voucher report
• Recommended termination of Tax Increment District #4 (Resolution 26‑R3345) – motion carried 3-0-0
• Recommended property tax refund due to assessment error – motion carried 3-0-0
• Referred Resolution 26‑R3344 (TID #4 affordable housing extension) to Council
• Motion to adjourn – motion carried 3-0-0

Public Services

The Public Services Committee will consider resolutions to award a demolition contract for a future dog park, approve construction management services for a road extension, and authorize a sidewalk agreement with a property owner.

• Award demolition contract for 101 Forest Street building ($61,079)
• Approve construction management for Lake Bluff Drive Extension ($171,670.40)
• Authorize sidewalk agreement for 351 E Lisbon Road ($31,395.60)
• Approve 2026 Street and Utility Construction Bids
• Approve 2026 Street and Utility Construction Management

The committee recommended and approved Resolution 26‑R3351 to authorize the demolition bid for 101 Forest Street. It also approved construction management of the Lake Bluff Drive extension, a sidewalk agreement at 351 E. Lisbon Road, and the 2026 street and utility construction bids and management. All motions passed unanimously with a 3‑0‑0 vote.

• Approved demolition bid for 101 Forest Street ($55,525) (3-0-0)
• Approved construction management of Lake Bluff Drive extension (3-0-0)
• Approved sidewalk agreement for 351 E. Lisbon Road (3-0-0)
• Approved 2026 street and utility construction bids (3-0-0)
• Approved 2026 street and utility construction management (3-0-0)

Library Board

The Oconomowoc Public Library Board of Trustees approved a Letter of Intent for leasing retail space at Pabst 59 (The Shopping Center). The board also authorized President Kerry Hansen to sign the 2025 State Annual Report and Statement of System Effectiveness, and voted to endorse proposed library standards for the Waukesha County Library Board. Financial reports and vouchers were reviewed as part of the regular business.

• Approve Letter of Intent (LOI) for Pabst 59 shopping center lease
• Authorize President to sign 2025 State Annual Report and Statement of System Effectiveness
• Endorse proposed library standards for Waukesha County Library Board
• Approve vouchers totaling $16,151.53
• Review finance and statistical reports

Parks & Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will discuss the location of a new playground, reviewing survey results and safety concerns regarding the proposed move from Hawthorne Ridge Park to Lakeridge Park.

• Discussion on Hawthorne Ridge Park playground relocation
• Review of neighborhood survey results (73 vs 31 votes)
• Police safety concerns regarding Hawthorne Ridge Park
• Traffic count data for Oconomowoc Parkway
• Financial impact: $60,000-$80,000 for playground equipment

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

The Architectural Commission will consider a special exception for signage at 970 Blue Ribbon Circle North, including a wall/roof sign of roughly 36.6‑52.2 square feet and a ground sign of about 31.9‑40 square feet, with a $50 permit fee per sign. The commission will also review a façade update for the Rakowski Residence at 216 N. Lake Road in the Isthmus District. Additional agenda items include approving minutes from the February 4 meeting and reports from the Planning Department.

• Special exception for WIS‑PAK signage at 970 Blue Ribbon Circle N (wall/roof sign ~36.6‑52.2 SF, ground sign ~31.9‑40 SF, $50 permit fee per sign)
• Façade update for Rakowski Residence at 216 N. Lake Road (new porticos, LP smart siding, aluminum cladding, deck reskin)
• Approval of master sign plan for 1233‑1245 Corporate Center Drive (white acrylic signs, flat ACM wall signs, address on canopies)
• Façade update for D & H Industries at 510 Worthington Street (warehouse only, clear glass, evergreen trees)
• Approval of minutes from the February 4, 2026 meeting

The Architectural Commission approved a special exception for signage at 970 Blue Ribbon Circle N. It also approved a façade update for the Rakowski residence at 216 N Lake Road and adopted the minutes from the February 4, 2026 meeting. All motions were carried with unanimous votes where noted.

• Approved February 4, 2026 minutes (3-0-1, Krogstad abstained)
• Approved special exception for monument and wall sign at 970 Blue Ribbon Circle N (4-0)
• Approved façade update for 216 N Lake Road Rakowski residence (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will consider food truck permits for Lai Thai Kitchen and Taqueria Doblado. The body will also review a residential lot division on George Street and a final plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11.

• Food truck renewal for Lai Thai Kitchen at 536 E. Wisconsin Avenue
• Initial food truck request for Taqueria Doblado at 202 E. Wisconsin Avenue
• Certified Survey Map to divide one residential lot into two at 628 George Street
• Final Plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11 at Brown Street and CTH K
• Ordinance 26-O1122 to amend Planned Development Overlay District PD-3-24 for Marcus Corporation

The Plan Commission approved the February 4 minutes and granted two food‑truck permits with conditions. It recommended a survey map for 628 George Street and the final plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11. The commission postponed action on the Planned Development Overlay amendment for Pabst Farms and directed staff to work with Marcus Corporation before a public hearing on March 17. It also approved a text amendment to the subdivision ordinance and adjourned the meeting.

• Approved February 4, 2026 minutes (6‑0)
• Approved Lai Thai Kitchen food‑truck permit at 536 E. Wisconsin Ave, subject to 5 conditions (6‑0)
• Approved Taqueria Doblado food‑truck permit at 202 E. Wisconsin Ave, subject to 5 conditions plus signage (6‑0)
• Recommended Certified Survey Map for 628 George Street (5‑1)
• Recommended Final Plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11 (6‑0)
• Postponed PD‑3‑24 amendment for Pabst Farms and directed staff to work with Marcus Corp (6‑0)
• Recommended text amendment to Chapter 18 Section 18.01(2) and creation of 18.01(3) (6‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (6‑0)

Public Services

The committee will consider Resolution 26-R3343 to approve a 5.5-year contract with John's Disposal for refuse, recycling, yard waste, and bulk pickup. The proposed agreement includes a flat annual increase of 3% and changes to how bulk items are collected.

• Resolution 26-R3343: Proposed 5.5-year contract with John's Disposal (July 1, 2026 – December 31, 2031)
• Proposed bulk waste change: Residents must call or email to schedule collections (up to two per month)
• Proposed bulk waste expansion: Now includes qualified household electronics and appliances with refrigerants
• Annual total cost per household held at $205 for 2026
• Total annual contract value for 2026: $990,846.20

The Public Services Committee voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3343, which would approve a new refuse and recycle hauling contract with John's Disposal. The motion passed unanimously with a 2‑0‑0 vote. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3343 approving refuse & recycle hauling contract with John's Disposal (2‑0‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (2‑0‑0)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is discussing whether to use a state-permitted one-year extension of Tax Increment District #4 to fund affordable housing. The meeting is for information and direction; no formal action will be taken at this session.

• Potential use of $606,048 from TID #4 for affordable housing and housing stock improvement
• Discussion of future affordable housing extensions for TID 5 (~$900,000) and TID 6 (~$500,000)
• Review of Western Sanitary Sewer Study identifying 1,180 acres for housing development
• Estimated sewer connection costs of $4.38 million for the Western (Reddelien) area
• Estimated sewer connection costs of $2.47 million for the Southern area

The Committee discussed using TID #4 funds for affordable housing, but no resolution was adopted. The Mayor indicated the topic will be revisited at the next meeting. The meeting was adjourned by a 6-0-0 vote.

• Adjourned meeting (6-0-0)

Common Council

The Oconomowoc Common Council will vote on a conditional use permit for a 165‑foot monopole cell tower at 1011 Blue Ribbon Circle North, adopt budget amendment resolutions and a website services contract, and take up the first reading of an ordinance to create a municipal court. Additional items include a refuse and recycle hauling contract with John's Disposal, a donation to the American Legion for veterans park flags, and agreements for the Lake Country Trail connection.

• Conditional Use Permit for a 165' monopole cell tower at 1011 Blue Ribbon Circle North
• Resolution 26‑R3341 authorizing amendments to the 2026 budget for continuing appropriations
• Resolution 26‑R3348 accepting CivicPlus proposal for website services
• Resolution 26‑R3343 approving refuse & recycle hauling contract with John's Disposal
• Ordinance 26‑O1117 to repeal and recreate municipal court provisions (1st reading)

The Common Council approved the February 17 minutes and the consent agenda, which included the Arrowood Subdivision Phase 5 developer agreement. It adopted resolutions to amend the 2026 budget, accept a $26,000 website services contract, and approve a new refuse‑and‑recycling hauling contract. The council also approved a conditional use permit for a 165‑ft cell tower, a donation to the American Legion for Veterans Park flags, and trail‑related agreements with WE Energies and Waukesha County.

• Approved February 17, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda, including Developer Agreement for Arrowood Subdivision Phase 5 (6-0-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3341 amending the 2026 budget for continuing appropriations (6-0-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3348 accepting CivicPlus proposal for website services ($26,000) (6-0-0)
• Approved Resolution 26‑R3343 Refuse & Recycling hauling contract with John’s Disposal (6-0-0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for 165‑ft monopole cell tower at 1011 Blue Ribbon Circle North (5-0-1)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3347 donation to American Legion for Veterans Park flags (6-0-0)
• Approved license agreement for City Trail Spur to Lake Country Trail within WE Energies ROW (6-0-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider approving amendments to the 2026 budget to carry over funds from 2025, including specific amounts for street maintenance, police equipment, and community center repairs. The committee will also consider a contract for website services.

• Approve $8.3M in budget amendments for 2026
• Authorize $15,000 for Community Center repairs
• Authorize $174,600 for street trees
• Authorize $25,000 for Lake Country Pickleball
• Authorize $2,185 for National Night Out donations

The committee voted 2‑0‑0 to recommend Resolution 26‑R3341 amending the 2026 budget for continuing appropriations. It also voted 2‑0‑0 to recommend Resolution 26‑R3348 accepting CivicPlus’s proposal for website services at a cost of $26,000. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3341 amending 2026 budget (2‑0‑0)
• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3348 accepting CivicPlus website services proposal ($26,000) (2‑0‑0)

Western Lakes Fire District’s Fire Board or Commission

The Western Lakes Fire District Fire Board will meet to discuss and take action on several operational items. Key agenda points include the 2026 district insurance renewal and a contract with the Town of Concord.

• 2026 District Insurance Renewal
• Residency Requirements
• EMS Billing
• Town of Concord Contract

Common Council

The Common Council will hear public comment on a proposed amendment to Chapter 3‑Housing of the Oconomowoc Comprehensive Plan 2050, changing the housing mix ratios to 58% single‑family, 37.3% multi‑family, and 4.7% duplex. The Council will also consider a rezoning of 106.67 acres along Pabst Farms Blvd, converting Business Park parcels to Suburban Residential, High‑Density Residential, and Commercial/Office with a Planned Development overlay. Additional agenda items include budget adjustments, a contract extension for inspection services, and a resolution for City Green Park reconstruction.

• Amendment to Chapter 3‑Housing ratios: single‑family minimum 58.0%, multi‑family max 37.3%, duplex max 4.7%
• Rezoning of 106.67 acres (parcels OCOC 0630.999.016, .024, .023) to Suburban Residential, Residential Multi‑Unit High, and General Commercial
• Creation of PD Overlay District (PD‑1‑26) to increase density to 4 units/acre (SR) and 14 units/acre (RMH) with setback reductions
• Resolution 26‑R3339 for completion of plans, specifications, and bidding documents for City Green Park reconstruction
• Resolution 26‑R3338 approving a contract extension for Cross Connection Control Program Inspection Services

The Common Council adopted Ord 26-O1118, attaching a contingency that approval is dependent on a signed development agreement, with a vote of 6‑0‑1. The council also approved budget amendments for fourth‑quarter grants and year‑end adjustments (7‑0‑0). Additional actions included approving a full‑service retail sales permit for Steelhead Aleworks, a contract extension for the Cross Connection Control Program, and two certified survey maps for the Pabst 59 development.

• Adopted Ord 26-O1118 adding development‑agreement contingency to housing‑ratio amendment (6‑0‑1)
• Approved Resolution 26-R3340 budget amendments for 4th‑quarter grants and year‑end adjustments (7‑0‑0)
• Approved Full‑Service Retail Sales Application for Steelhead Aleworks, LLC (7‑0‑0)
• Approved Resolution 26-R3338 contract extension for Cross Connection Control Program Inspection Services (7‑0‑0)
• Approved Certified Survey Map for Pabst 59 to divide one lot into two lots & two outlots at 1581 Town Centre Way (7‑0‑0)
• Approved Certified Survey Map for Pabst 59 to divide one lot into three lots & an outlot at 1585 Town Centre Way (7‑0‑0)

Protection and Welfare Committee

The Protection & Welfare Committee will vote on granting a taxicab driver license to Patricia Siebrecht of Silver Streak. The committee will also recommend to the Common Council approval of a Full‑Service Retail Sales application for Steelhead Aleworks, LLC to sell beer, wine and intoxicating liquor at 1225 Robruck Drive, Units A‑C. Both items have been reviewed by the Police Department and are recommended for approval. No financial impact is noted.

• Approve Taxicab Driver License for Patricia Siebrecht (Silver Streak)
• Recommend approval of Full‑Service Retail Sales Application for Steelhead Aleworks, LLC at 1225 Robruck Drive (Units A‑C)

The Protection & Welfare Committee approved a taxicab driver license for Patricia Siebrecht after the Police Department review. It also recommended approval of a full‑service retail sales permit for Steelhead Aleworks, LLC to sell beer, wine and alcohol. Both motions passed unanimously with a 3‑0‑0 vote.

• Approved Taxicab Driver License for Patricia Siebrecht (3-0-0)
• Recommended approval of Full-Service Retail Sales permit for Steelhead Aleworks, LLC (3-0-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0-0)

Utility Committee

The Utility Committee will consider and recommend Resolution 26‑R3338 to approve a one‑year extension of the contract with Hydro Corp for cross‑connection control program inspection services. The extension is estimated to cost $19,900 and will be funded from the 2026 budget account 602‑572‑6664‑210. The meeting will also approve the minutes from the February 3, 2026 session and review February utility billing, electric, water, and wastewater reports.

• Resolution 26‑R3338: one‑year contract extension with Hydro Corp for cross‑connection inspections ($19,900)
• Approve minutes from the February 3, 2026 Utility Committee meeting
• Review February 2026 Utility Billing Report
• Review February 2026 Electric Utility Report
• Review February 2026 Water and Wastewater Reports

The committee approved the minutes from the February 3, 2026 meeting unanimously (3-0-0). It then voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3338, which extends the Cross Connection Control Program Inspection Services contract, also unanimously (3-0-0). The meeting was adjourned after the motions passed.

• Approved February 3, 2026 minutes (3-0-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3338 to extend inspection contract (3-0-0)

Finance Committee

The Oconomowoc Finance Committee will open the meeting, review the January 2026 monthly voucher report, and discuss a recommendation on item 26‑R3340 to approve budget amendments for fourth‑quarter grants, donations received, and year‑end budget adjustments. No formal Common Council action is scheduled for this meeting.

• Review of the January 2026 monthly voucher report showing payments to vendors such as VEHICLE SERVICES LLC, AB DATA LTD, and ACCURATE GRAPHICS INC.
• Consideration of item 26‑R3340 to approve budget amendments for fourth‑quarter grants and donations received.
• Consideration of year‑end budget adjustments as part of the same amendment package.

The committee recommended Resolution 26‑R3340 to approve budget amendments for fourth‑quarter grants, donations received, and year‑end adjustments. The motion was carried unanimously with a 2‑0‑0 vote. The meeting was then adjourned by a 2‑0‑0 vote.

• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3340 approving 4th‑quarter budget amendments (2‑0‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (2‑0‑0)

Library Board

The Oconomowoc Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to decide on a letter of intent to lease retail space at Pabst 59. The board will also consider endorsing proposed Waukesha County library standards and authorizing the signing of the state annual report.

• Letter of Intent for retail space lease at Pabst 59 ("The Shopping Center")
• Proposed Library Standards for Waukesha County Library Board endorsement
• Authorization for Board President to sign State Annual Report and Statement of System Effectiveness
• Review of financial report showing $1,415,367 budget with 5% expended

Common Council

The Common Council will attend a public breakfast at the Oconomowoc Community Center where Mayor Magnus will present his 2026 State of the City. The event is for updates on city projects, initiatives, and priorities. No city business will be discussed and no formal action will be taken.

• Mayor Magnus to present 2026 State of the City (no action taken)
• Location: Oconomowoc Community Center, 220 W. Wisconsin Avenue
• Date and time: Thursday, February 12, 2026, 8:00‑9:30 AM

Parks & Recreation Board

The Parks & Recreation Board will consider the Rockwell Park vegetation plan, which includes planting perennials and shrubs at a total cost of $13,430.80. The board will also discuss the dog park project contract totaling $227,939.35 and approve seven Badgerland Water Ski Show dates for the 2026 season. Additional items include a transition to a seasonal utility‑bill flyer and approval of October 2025 vouchers.

• Rockwell Park vegetation plan – total plant and tree cost $13,430.80
• Dog Park project contract split between Northway Fencing and C.W. Purpero Inc., total $227,939.35
• Approval of Badgerland Water Ski Show dates: June 11, 18, 25; July 9, 23, 30; Aug 4
• Utility bill flyer transition to seasonal distribution (3‑4 times per year)
• Approval of October 2025 vouchers

The board approved the November 2025 meeting minutes. It then approved the proposed vegetation plantings for Rockwell Park, using shared funding and tree donations. The board also approved the November, December 2025 and January 2026 vouchers. Monthly newsletters will continue to be printed and distributed.

• Approved November 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried, no opposition)
• Approved Rockwell Park plantings and vegetation plan (motion carried, no opposition)
• Approved November, December 2025 and January 2026 vouchers (motion carried, no opposition)
• Motion to adjourn carried (no opposition)

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

The Oconomowoc Architectural Commission will consider and vote on a façade update for D & H Industries at 510 Worthington Street, including review of material samples and a revised landscaping plan. The commission will also consider a Master Sign Plan for 1233‑1245 Corporate Center Drive, which would require a $50 permit fee per sign. In addition, the body will approve the minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting and hear reports from the City Planning Department and the commissioners.

• Approve minutes of the January 7, 2026 meeting
• Consider/approve façade update at 510 Worthington Street (material samples and landscaping required)
• Consider/approve Master Sign Plan for 1233‑1245 Corporate Center Drive ($50 permit fee per sign)
• Reports and comments from the City Planning Department
• Reports and comments from the Architectural Commissioners

The Architectural Commission approved the minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting (3‑0‑1). It adopted a master sign plan for 1233‑1245 Corporate Center Drive with specific color and placement conditions (4‑0). It also approved the warehouse portion of a façade update for D & H Industries at 510 Worthington Street, deferring the administrative building to a future meeting (4‑0). The meeting was adjourned at 5:14 pm (4‑0).

• Approved January 7, 2026 minutes – vote 3-0-1 (one abstention)
• Approved master sign plan for 1233‑1245 Corporate Center Drive with white acrylic and flat ACM wall signs – vote 4-0
• Approved façade update for D & H Industries warehouse at 510 Worthington Street, administrative building deferred – vote 4-0
• Adjourned meeting at 5:14 pm – vote 4-0

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will discuss amending the Comprehensive Plan 2050 regarding citywide housing ratios. The body is also considering rezoning and a new Planned Development Overlay District for the Harvest at Pabst Farms project.

• Resolution PC26-R3333 to amend Comprehensive Plan 2050 housing ratios
• Resolution PC26-R3334 to change land use on 106 acres along Pabst Farms Blvd from Business Park to Suburban Residential, High Density Residential & Commercial/Office
• Ordinance 26-O1115 to rezone 17 acres to SR, 24 acres to RMH, and 64 acres to GC along Pabst Farms Blvd
• Ordinance 26-O1116 to create Planned Development Overlay District (PD-1-26) for the Harvest at Pabst Farms

The commission approved a resolution to amend the Comprehensive Plan housing ratios (5-1). It also approved a resolution to change land‑use designations on 106.67 acres to Suburban Residential, High‑Density Residential and Commercial/Office (6-0). Ordinance 26‑O1115 to rezone the same 106.67 acres was recommended and approved (6-0). Ordinance 26‑O1116 to create a Planned Development Overlay District for the project was recommended and approved (6-0).

• Approved Resolution PC26‑R3333 to amend housing ratios in the Comprehensive Plan (5-1)
• Approved Resolution PC26‑R3334 to change land‑use designations on 106.67 acres (6-0)
• Recommended and approved Ordinance 26‑O1115 to rezone 106.67 acres (6-0)
• Recommended and approved Ordinance 26‑O1116 to create Planned Development Overlay District PD‑1‑26 (6-0)
• Approved minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting (6-0)

Public Services

The Public Services Committee will consider Resolution 26‑R3336 to accept the lowest construction bid for the Lake Bluff Drive Extension, a project costing $1,375,348.06 including a 10% contingency. It will also consider Resolution 26‑R3337 to approve a five‑year cleaning services contract with Kleanline LLC at $3,560 per month ($42,720 annually) with a possible 3% annual increase. Both items are presented for recommendation to the Common Council.

• Accept Musson Bros bid of $1,250,316.42 plus $125,031.64 contingency ($1,375,348.06 total) for Lake Bluff Drive Extension construction
• Approve five‑year cleaning services agreement with Kleanline LLC at $3,560 monthly ($42,720 annually) with up to 3% annual increase

The committee voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3336, accepting the construction bids for the Lake Bluff Drive extension (3‑0‑0). It also voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3337, awarding a five‑year cleaning services contract for municipal buildings (3‑0‑0). The meeting was adjourned by a 3‑0‑0 vote.

• Recommend Resolution 26‑R3336 accepting Lake Bluff Drive extension bids (3‑0‑0)
• Recommend Resolution 26‑R3337 cleaning services contract for municipal buildings (3‑0‑0)
• Adjourn meeting (3‑0‑0)

Utility Committee

The committee will discuss changing rules to allow the same engineering consultants to bid on both design and construction management for wastewater upgrades. Members will also consider a resolution for a hydraulic analysis of the Western Sanitary Sewer.

• Resolution 26-R3335: Proposal from Ruekert & Mielke for Western Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Analysis totaling $18,700 (including 10% contingency)
• Proposed $5,500 expenditure for flow monitoring services via a separate party
• Discussion on allowing engineering consultants to bid on both design and construction management for Wastewater Facilities Upgrade Projects

The committee approved the December 2, 2025 meeting minutes with a 3-0-0 vote. It also voted to recommend Resolution 26‑R3335 for a Western Sanitary Sewer hydraulic analysis, removing a proposed 10% contingency, also by a 3-0-0 vote.

• Approved December 2, 2025 minutes (3-0-0)
• Recommended Resolution 26‑R3335 Western Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Analysis, removing 10% contingency (3-0-0)

Committee of the Whole

The Common Council will receive a presentation of the Western Sanitary Service Area Study prepared by Ruekert & Mielke. The study examines two future development areas: about 764 acres near Allen Road and Reddelien Road, and about 415 acres south of Valley Road and east of N. Golden Lake Road. No formal action, vote, or financial commitment is scheduled for this meeting; it is an informational session.

• Presentation of the Western Sanitary Sewer Study by Ruekert & Mielke
• Study Area 1: ~764 acres around Allen Road and Reddelien Road
• Study Area 2: ~415 acres south of Valley Road and east of N. Golden Lake Road
• Alternatives include lift‑station locations and force‑main lengths of 7,500 LF and 7,575 LF
• Financial impact listed as N/A; no formal decision or motion planned

The Committee of the Whole heard a presentation on the Western Sanitary Sewer Study. No actions or votes were taken on the study itself. The meeting was adjourned by a motion that passed 7-0-0.

• Adjourned meeting (7-0-0)

Common Council

The Oconomowoc Common Council will vote on several items, including accepting the construction bids for the Lake Bluff Drive Extension, reviewing a contract for cleaning services in municipal buildings, and considering a hydraulic analysis of the western sanitary sewer. A first‑reading ordinance will be considered to change the Common Council start time. The council will also approve utility easement agreements for water and electric service under the consent agenda.

• Resolution 26‑R3336 – Accept Lake Bluff Drive Extension construction bids (bids range $1,250,316.42 to $1,673,347.17)
• Resolution 26‑R3337 – Approve cleaning services contract for municipal buildings
• Resolution 26‑R3335 – Review Western Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Analysis
• Ordinance 26‑O1120 – Amend Section 2.01(2) to change Common Council start time (first reading)
• Consent agenda – Approve water utility easements with Pabst Farms Land Company I, LLC and C, LLC, and electric utility easement with McDonald’s USA LLC

The Common Council approved the January 20 minutes and the Consent Agenda, which included several utility easement agreements. It then adopted Resolution 26‑R3336 to accept bids for the Lake Bluff Drive extension, adopted a five‑year cleaning‑services contract for municipal buildings, and approved a hydraulic analysis for the western sanitary sewer with a reduced contingency. No action was taken on the proposed change to Council start times.

• Approved Jan 20, 2026 minutes (7‑0‑0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items (7‑0‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3336 accepting Lake Bluff Drive extension bids (7‑0‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3337 five‑year cleaning services contract (6‑0‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3335 Western Sanitary Sewer hydraulic analysis, removing 10% contingency (7‑0‑0)
• No action on Ordinance 26‑O1120 amending Council start time (first reading)
• Adjourned meeting (7‑0‑0)

Police Commission

The Oconomowoc Police Commission will approve minutes from the October 23, 2025 meeting and discuss filling one open lateral police officer position. Commissioners will establish an eligibility list, hold a closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c), and then reconvene to consider confirming the Chief's appointment of the selected candidate. The commission is asked to certify the appointment of Ryan Kallas after his interviews, background check, and conditional offer.

• Approve minutes from the October 23, 2025 Police Commission meeting
• Discussion on filling the one open lateral police officer position
• Establish eligibility list for the lateral hire
• Closed session per Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) on employment matters
• Consider/act on confirmation of the Chief's appointment of Ryan Kallas

The commission approved the October 23, 2025 minutes (4‑0‑0). An eligibility list with one name, Ryan Kalas, was certified (4‑0). After a closed session, the commission confirmed Chief Pfister’s appointment of Ryan Kallas to the vacant lateral police officer position (4‑0). The meeting was then adjourned (4‑0‑0).

• Approved October 23, 2025 minutes (4-0-0)
• Certified eligibility list with Ryan Kalas (4-0)
• Closed session convened per Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) (4-0-0)
• Reopened open session per Wis. Stat. 19.85(2) (4-0-0)
• Confirmed Ryan Kallas as lateral police officer (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0-0)

Western Lakes Fire District’s Fire Board or Commission

The Western Lakes Fire District Fire Board will meet to consider several policy and equipment items. Topics include a full-time residency requirement, a full-time firefighter/paramedic certification requirement, replacement of the district drone under the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan, and upgrades to station security cameras and alerting systems. The board will also set the 2026 meeting calendar.

• Full-time residency requirement for fire personnel
• Full-time firefighter/paramedic certification requirement
• Drone replacement under the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan
• Station security cameras and station alerting upgrades (2025 & 2026 CIP)
• Adoption of the 2026 Fire Board meeting calendar

Utility Committee

The Utility Committee has no items requiring action or decision at this meeting. The session is dedicated to reviewing department reports, including year-end financial reporting and utility volume statistics.

• WPPI Energy agreement to continue nuclear energy from Point Beach Nuclear Plant into the 2050s
• Well 8 Pumping Station project with a target pumping date of March 1st
• Completion of electric services for Pabst 59 Apartments Clubhouse and First Watch restaurant
• Notification of 655 homeowners regarding galvanized or lead water service lines
• Installation of new feeder 67 near Mills Fleet Farm

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss a new procedure for adjusting housing unit ratios, including a public hearing on the Harvest development at Pabst Farms. Staff will also seek direction on the City Green restroom improvement project, reviewing design options and a total budget of $3,338,573. No formal actions or motions are scheduled; the meeting is for information gathering and guidance.

• Discussion of procedure to adjust housing ratios for The Harvest at Pabst Farms, with a public hearing set for Feb 17, 2026
• Review of City Green restroom design options, with cost estimates ranging from $285,000 to $800,000
• Proposed total budget for the City Green restroom project: $3,338,573 using Impact Fees, TIF, Tourism Funds, and Fund Balance
• Staff request direction to bid out the selected restroom design (Option #4, six-fixture freestanding unit)
• Meeting is informational only; no formal motions or decisions will be taken

The Committee of the Whole met on January 20, 2026 to discuss housing ratio procedures and options for City Green restroom facilities. After extensive discussion, the only formal action taken was the unanimous motion to adjourn. No other proposals were approved, denied, or formally tabled.

• Motion to adjourn carried unanimously (8-0-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing on an amendment to Section 17.108 (13) of the City Zoning Ordinance that changes mini‑storage standards. It will also consider a Conditional Use Permit for Extra Space Storage to operate in the existing 40,835 SF building at 1190 Corporate Center Drive. Additional items include a preliminary plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11 and a developer agreement for phase 11 of that project.

• Amend Section 17.108 (13) mini‑storage standards – 1st reading
• Conditional Use Permit for Extra Space Storage at 1190 Corporate Center Drive
• Preliminary Plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11 (Brown St & CTH K)
• Approve Developer's Agreement for Prairie Creek Ridge phase 11
• Set Trick‑or‑Treat hours for Oct 31, 2026 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

The Common Council adopted Ordinance 26‑O1114, amending mini‑storage standards in the zoning code, and waived the second reading (8‑0‑0). It also approved a Conditional Use Permit for Extra Space Storage at 1190 Corporate Center Drive (8‑0‑0). The council adopted Resolution 26‑R3332 to amend the city’s audit agreement (8‑0‑0) and approved the Developer's Agreement for Prairie Creek Ridge Phase 11 (8‑0‑0). All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved minutes of Jan 6 2026 (8‑0‑0)
• Approved consent agenda (8‑0‑0)
• Adopted Resolution 26‑R3332 to amend audit agreement (8‑0‑0)
• Adopted Ordinance 26‑O1114 amending mini‑storage standards, waived second reading (8‑0‑0)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Extra Space Storage, 1190 Corporate Center Dr (8‑0‑0)
• Approved Developer's Agreement for Prairie Creek Ridge Phase 11 (8‑0‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (8‑0‑0)

Community Development Authority

The Community Development Authority will review a loan application for the Newport 1875 restaurant at 151 St. Paul Street. The committee recommends a $25,000 loan with 1% interest and a 10-year payoff. The body will also approve minutes from December 2024 and discuss the E. Wisconsin Avenue corridor.

• Approval of December 16, 2024 meeting minutes
• Consideration of $25,000 loan for Newport 1875 restaurant
• Review of E. Wisconsin Avenue corridor redevelopment opportunities
• Discussion of Business Development Loan Pool criteria

The Community Development Authority unanimously approved the minutes from the December 16, 2024 meeting. It also unanimously approved the Oconomowoc Business Development Loan Pool application for Newport 1875. No other actions were taken before the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved Dec 16, 2024 minutes (5-0-0)
• Approved Newport 1875 loan application (5-0-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0-0)

Finance Committee

The Oconomowoc Finance Committee meeting on Jan 20, 2026 will review the December 2025 monthly voucher report. The committee will also consider and recommend Resolution 26‑R3332 to amend the city’s audit agreement. No formal action by the Common Council is expected at this meeting.

• Review/Discuss December 2025 Monthly Voucher Report
• Consider/Recommend Resolution 26‑R3332 to Amend Audit Agreement

The committee recommended and approved Resolution 26‑R3332 to expand Baker Tilley’s audit scope, add financial statements and annual reports, and extend the contract term to five years. The motion passed unanimously with a 2‑0‑0 vote. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved recommendation of Resolution 26‑R3332 to amend audit agreement (2‑0‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (2‑0‑0)

Library Board

The Oconomowoc Public Library Board will follow its regular order of business, including finance and statistic reports, presentation of vouchers for payment, and communications announcements. In new business, trustees will discuss a Letter of Intent to lease retail space at Pabst 59 shopping center and consider moving forward with an unstaffed Oconomowoc Innovation Library branch. No decisions are recorded as finalized in the agenda.

• Discuss Letter of Intent for Pabst 59 shopping center retail lease
• Discuss moving forward with unstaffed Oconomowoc Innovation Library branch
• Review finance and statistic reports
• Present vouchers for payment
• Communications and announcements

Plan Commission

The Oconomowoc Plan Commission will consider renewals for three food trucks and an initial request, an amendment to the mini‑storage conditional use standards, and a conditional use permit for Extra Space Storage. The food truck items include Just Smokin' Barbecue at 861 E. Wisconsin Ave, Big Dawg's Hot Dogs at 202 E. Wisconsin Ave, and Gabriel's Taqueria at 524 E. Wisconsin Ave. The ordinance amendment is Ordinance 26-O1114, changing Section 17.108 (13) for mini‑storage uses. The storage permit request is for Extra Space Storage to occupy the existing 40,835‑SF building at 1190 Corporate Center Drive.

• Renew food truck permit for Just Smokin' Barbecue at 861 E. Wisconsin Avenue (2026 renewal)
• Renew food truck permit for Big Dawg's Hot Dogs at 202 E. Wisconsin Avenue (2026 renewal)
• Initial food truck permit request for Gabriel's Taqueria at 524 E. Wisconsin Avenue (2026)
• Ordinance 26-O1114 amendment to conditional use standards for Mini‑Storage use
• Conditional Use Permit for Extra Space Storage to occupy 40,835 SF building at 1190 Corporate Center Drive

Architectural Commission & Historic Preservation Commission

The Oconomowoc Architectural Commission will review and vote on a façade update request from D & H Industries for the building at 510 Worthington Street. The meeting also includes approval of the December 3, 2025 minutes and reports from the City Planning Department and the Architectural Commissioners before adjourning.

• Approve minutes of December 3, 2025
• Consider/approve façade update at 510 Worthington Street
• Reports and comments from the City Planning Department
• Reports and comments from the Architectural Commissioners
• Adjourn the meeting

Committee of the Whole

The Oconomowoc Common Council will convene a closed session after a motion is passed. The session will be limited to council members and staff and will address potential intermunicipal agreements, possible litigation with the Village of Lac La Belle, and the purchase of public property and investment of public funds. No formal action is scheduled at this meeting.

• Closed session to discuss potential intermunicipal agreements with the Village of Lac La Belle
• Closed session to discuss possible litigation with the Village of Lac La Belle
• Closed session to discuss purchasing public properties
• Closed session to discuss investing public funds

The Committee voted 8-0 to go into a closed session to discuss potential intermunicipal agreements and litigation with the Village of Lac La Belle. The same vote closed the meeting, and the Committee then voted 8-0 to adjourn. No other actions were taken.

• Closed session entered (8-0-0)
• Meeting adjourned (8-0-0)

Common Council

The Oconomowoc Common Council will consider whether to hold a local primary election for February 17, 2026, and will discuss housing ratios and provide direction to staff. The meeting will also include a presentation on the 150th anniversary closing ceremony.

• Consider/Act on Local Primary Election for February 17, 2026
• Consider/Discuss Housing Ratios and Provide Direction to Staff
• Presentation - 150th Closing Ceremony
• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Comments/Suggestions from Citizens