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August 19, 2004 Port Washington, WI
Chairman Kaul called the meeting of the Ozaukee
County Highway Committee to order at 9:00 a.m. Present were committee
members Kaul, Hilber, Grosklaus, Uselding and Kletti, Commissioner
Dreblow and Office Manager Carroll. Also present was County Board
Supervisor Tom Richart.
Moved by Grosklaus and second by Uselding to approve the minutes of
the August 2nd and August 5th meetings as
printed. All members present voting aye, the motion was adopted.
Richart asked the committee if they had any influence regarding
improvements to Cedar Creek Road from CTH ‘O’ to Fifth Avenue. The
committee explained that that section of Cedar Creek Road is under the
jurisdiction of the town of Cedarburg, the town of Grafton and the
village of Grafton. Richart was advised that any improvements to the
road would be a local issue. Richert left the meeting.
Correspondence and communications were reviewed.
Railroad Hearing – Kaul attended the
hearing, in Random Lake on August 16th, regarding the
abandonment of the railroad between Saukville and Kiel.
Restructuring of County Board Committees –
Grosklaus has been asked to sponsor a resolution to disband the
Buildings Committee and add the Buildings Committee duties to the
Highway Committee duties. Dreblow advised the committee that it
has the ability to effectively handle those functions.
County Board Road Trip – Dreblow will
prepare an itinerary for the September 22 road trip.
City of Port Washington, Round About
Presentation – Kaul and Dreblow attendant the presentation.
There is currently no round about, for a four-lane divided
highway, in the state. The committee agreed that this intersection
would not be the best suited for this type of construction.
Marquette Interchange – Dreblow reported
that WisDOT had a model of the proposed interchange at the State
Fair.
WisDOT Connector Express – Seat belt use
(72%) is at its highest use ever.
Dreblow reviewed the meeting with the County
Administrator and Finance Director regarding the proposed 2005 Highway
budget. The county will contribute $200,000 from the Capital
Improvement fund and the Highway Department will use $52,396 of it
reserves, thereby reducing the proposed levy for County Roads and
Bridges by $252,396. This will result in a proposed levy request, for
2005, of $2,492,966.
Personnel issues were discussed. Keith Wipperfurth
will retire, as an equipment operator, effective September 3rd.
Moved by Kletti and
second by Grosklaus to approve filling the vacant position. All
members present voting aye, the motion was adopted.
Dreblow will request the Human Resources committee approve the hiring
of a replacement employee for Wipperfurth’s position.
Dreblow requested that the committee authorize Mark
Banton to attend the Carte-Graph User Conference, October 12th
thru the 14th, in Dubuque. Cost of the training is as
follows: Registration - $395.00 and Hotel - $89 per night.
Moved by Grosklaus and second
by Uselding to approve Banton’s attendance at the conference. All
members present voting aye, the motion was adopted.
Superintendent Tackes joined the meeting.
Construction and Maintenance projects were
reviewed.
CTH ‘W’ Seal coating – Tackes advised the
committee that do to the difficulties arising in high traffic
locations, from the use of a polymer asphalt oil and boiler slag
as a cover material, future seal coating projects will be limited
to rural areas. An overlay of hot mix asphalt will be used in high
traffic locations.
CTH ‘I’ – Paving from CTH ‘H’ to Shady Lane
should be completed next week.
Accounts Payable batch #38432, batch #38433 and
batch 38438 were audited.
Moved by Kletti and second by Hilber to approve accounts payable
totaling $73,734.07. All members present voting aye, the motion was
adopted.
Kaul left the meeting, Grosklaus assumed the chair.
Moved by Hilber and second by Kletti to adjourn the
meeting at 11:30 a.m. All members present voting aye, the motion was
adopted .
Respectfully Submitted,
Georgia Carroll, Office Manager
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