Brad Schlei

Key discussions and actions included reviewing committee reports, noting that the Finance/Personnel committee met regarding items including hiring a part-time officer and flextime payment for the retired Chief. The Public Works committee reported on road warranty walks and paving issues. The Clerk's Office reported on utility bills, special assessments, and announced the Budget Public Hearing scheduled for December 1st. The Police Department announced a retirement/welcome event for the retiring and incoming Chiefs. Citizen comments raised concerns regarding speeding on local roads and suggested speed bumps as a solution. A presentation by the Menomonee Falls Fire Department Chief included budget details, with trustees requesting a breakdown of expenditures, particularly concerning EMS calls. The Board unanimously approved the hiring of officer Krause as Court Bailiff. Following a tied vote and subsequent motion, the Board approved compensating the retired Chief Bell for accrued flextime by continuing his salary amount through the end of 2025, with deductions applied normally. Agreements were authorized for the Snow Patrol plowing contract with modifications to notice requirements, the Tax Collection contract with Waukesha County, the Garbage Contract with GFL with several modifications, and the payroll module contract with Workhorse. The Board moved forward with Strand Engineering to design and bid for the reconstruction of Bonnie Lane and a pedestrian path extension in Joecks Park, with financing split between TID and the Village, aiming for 2026 construction. The Board entered and exited a closed session to discuss personnel matters.

This document outlines the Bike and Pedestrian Plan for the Village of Lannon, aiming to create a more accessible, interconnected, and vibrant community through safe, well-maintained bike and pedestrian facilities. Key goals include enhancing safety and maintenance standards, expanding access to all residential and community areas with a focus on routes to schools, developing a phased implementation plan, securing funding and community support, and reducing bicycle and pedestrian incidents.

Key discussions included committee reports covering park path recommendations and updates on trash collection and SCADA system upgrades. Department reports detailed utility bill mailings, year-end reconciliations, and a police department initiative raising $2,000 to support local families. The board approved a Temporary Crushing Permit for Lemke Stone, contingent on minimal noise and specified working hours. Approval was also granted for the 2026 water operator contract with Mid-City, which included a slight monthly increase. A significant repair was authorized for a depressing manhole on Birchwood Drive, not to exceed $6500, requiring concrete replacement. Furthermore, Resolution 2026-1, authorizing the Village's participation and assistance in Land Use Matters concerning Municipal Code Enforcement, was approved with corrections. The board also approved the payment of outstanding bills.

The meeting agenda included committee reports covering finance, legislative matters, parks and recreation activities such as the Hope and Healing Walk, and public works items including pothole repairs, sealcoating, and addressing sewer defects, one of which was deemed critical. The Clerk's Office announced upcoming budget workshops. Key discussions and actions involved the unanimous approval to hire Paul Felician for the Police Department, potentially as a Detective, and the approval of Operator License applications for two individuals. The Board unanimously approved a Cigarette, Tobacco and Electronic Vaping Device application for A&J Liquor and an Ordinance Amendment regulating nonconforming uses, structures, and lots. Action was taken regarding a Contract for Assessor's Revaluation services, forwarding it to Catalis after attorney review. Further approvals included a pay application for SCADA upgrades contingent on lien waivers, payment for final application of Custer Lane Lift Station repairs, and acceptance of a proposal for Interceptor defect work. The Board also approved applying Seasonal Rates for Utility Billing for the 3rd Quarter and authorized the payment of bills.

The Village Board meeting included committee reports covering finance, parks and recreation (noting support from various groups for holiday decorations and landscaping), and public works (mentioning the 2026 trash calendar availability). Department reports highlighted that tax bills were approved for mailing and the police department raised $2,000 in gift cards for local families. Key actions included the approval of Election Inspectors for the 2026-2027 Election Cycle. The Board approved Pay Application 3 for J. Miller, noting some progress concerns due to weather. A recommendation for Kapor Associates to lead the engineering/planning for the Good Hope Rd. Reconstruction project was approved pending final reference checks and DOT approval. The Board also approved the payment of bills. The attorney reported on ongoing communications with AFW Foundry's new owner regarding a Plan of Operation submittal.