Paige Brunclik

The council held a public hearing regarding the City's Wastewater Treatment Facilities Plan and the 2026 budget. They discussed and considered actions related to a developer's agreement for the Olde Highlander Snyder Way Extension, resolutions approving inspection service contracts and dog park projects, and a resolution for a biosolids hauling extension. The council also addressed an ordinance concerning discharging and carrying weapons, approved engineering services for extending Lake Bluff Drive, and discussed bidding project scope for City Green improvements. A presentation was given by WPPI, and staff reports were presented.

The Finance Committee reviewed vouchers and considered Resolution 25-R3310, which exempts the City from the Waukesha County Library Levy 2025 Tax for 2026 purposes. The committee discussed the levy limit allowance adjustment due to the Joint Fire District and confirmed that all owners of the district authorized the Resolution.

The meeting included a discussion of the City Green Improvement project, with concerns raised about space, visibility of the lake, the percentage of concrete to grass, and the scale of the restroom building. There was also discussion regarding service options with Johns Disposal, including bulk pickup, recycling, and yard waste handling. The committee considered and recommended Resolution 25-R3313 regarding building inspection fee changes and Resolution 25-R3312 supporting the expansion of Interstate 94 in Western Waukesha County.

The Common Council meeting included discussions regarding city green improvements, specifically focusing on the village green renovation project. Key points of discussion included the location of public restrooms, with concerns raised about a proposed public-private partnership and the suitability of the location for large-scale events. Alternative locations, such as the old police department garage, were suggested. The council also addressed the allocation of TIFF money for the project and the need for a clear policy on public-private partnerships.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several key items. A new Class "B" Fermented Malt Beverage & "Class C" Wine License was granted to Pub Summit 16, LLC, with considerations for gaming machines and property improvements. Amendments to the City Zoning Ordinance regarding swimming pools, hot tubs, spas, and accessory structures were discussed and acted upon. Additionally, the Council considered and acted on the Second Amendment to the Tax Increment Agreement between Olympia Fields MD LLC and the City of Oconomowoc, as well as between Neumann Development and the City of Oconomowoc. The meeting also touched on upcoming 9/11 ceremonies and a suggestion to explore gambling machine regulations.