1981-06-15 Agenda and MinutesCITY OF JANESVILLE �';� COA
CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA IL17
15 JUNE 1981
7:30 P.M.
i. Roll Call.
2.
Minutes
of
the
Regular
Meeting
of
1
June
1981.
3.
Minutes
of
the
Special
Meeting
of
9
June
1981.
CM CLERK'S OffiCE
4. Licenses and Recommendations of the Liquor License Advisory Committee:
Refer separate Agenda.
OLD BUSINESS
1. Requests and comments from the public on matters which can be effected
by Council action.
2. Further consideration of proposed ordinance repealing the entire
chapter presently dealing with "Zoning and Planning" and creating
a new chapter to replace all of the current zoning provisions.
(File Ord. No. 80-208)
3. Initial Resolution on 1981 Capital Improvement Bond Issue. (File
Res.' No. 81-457)
NEW BUSINESS
I. Recommendation of the Committee of Public Works and awarding of
contracts for Pumping Station No. 8.
2. Consideration of creation of Task Force on Sidewalk Policy.
3. Matters not on the Agenda. .
4. Consideration of a motion to go into Closed Session for the purpose
of dealing with property acquisition.
The undersigned as the designee of the presiding officer of the above
governmental body certify that I posted a copy of this document in the
lobby of the Janesville Municipal Building and mailed a copy to the official
newspaper of the City of Janesville on 12 June, 1981.
G�or Krueg
-City C erk
JANESVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
15 June, 1981
LICENSE AGENDA
OPERATORS (Bartenders) - Renewal
Burdash, Debra A.
4235 Saturn
Milton Ave. Pub &
Deli
Newport, Jeffrey L.
1012 S. Washington
Milton Ave. Pub &
Deli
Toler, Patrick A.
428 E. Centerway
Milton Ave. Pub &
Deli
Toler, Phillip D.
332 N. Washington
Milton Ave. Pub &
Deli
Arthur, James W.
2520 Riverview
Ken's Klub
Nickerson, Dixie A.
2520 Riverview
Ken's Klub
Hatteberg, Dennis L.
1717 Lapham
Happy Joe's
Dean, James L.
1533 Carrington
Jim's Bar
Brunhoefer, Donald F.
432 Cornelia
Milwaukee Bar
Pingel, Edwin L.
1257 S. Walnut
Cronin Hotel
Telford, Herbert J.
1108 Laurel
Telford, Shirley K.
1108 Laurel
Enerson, Kenneth D.
2419 Johnson
Ken's Klub
Fletcher, Dwain K.
20 North Franklin
Ken's Klub
Gavin, Cindy L.
1236 Milton
Ken's Klub
Hesgard, Rick L.
2403 Plymouth
Ken's Klub
Klatt, Leo E.
509 Hyatt
Ken's Klub
Klatt, Ernest M.
2100 West Memorial
Ken's Klub
Kuster, John K.
930 North Washington
Ken's Klub
Roudebush, Edward F.
20 North Franklin
Ken's Klub
Sauter, Donald R.
2608 E. Racine
Ken's Klub
Steele, Pamela A.
811 E. Milwaukee
Ken's Klub
Zuvon, Stephen A.
20 N. Franklin
Ken's Klub
Carroll, Patricia J.
225 Milton Avenue
Cloverleaf
Bisehoff, Elizabeth P.
413 Rockport
Schenck, Robert J.
609 S. Main
Blackbridge Bowl
Bopp, April J.
3091-, W. Milwaukee
Old 95
Clarke, Marjorie L.
3101 Village Ct, #9
Gensler's
Jensen, Donn M.
13092 Hamilton
London Pub
Schwichtenberg, Elmer A.
223 E. Racine
London Pub
Kessler, David A.
2207 Blackbridge Rd
London Pub
Pergande, Terrence L.
Rt 1, Milton WI
London Pub
Yzermans, Arnold L.
2206 Rockport Rd
Elks Lodge
Goede, Eunice L.
339 South Locust
Behling, Robert L.
105 South Academy
Moose Club
Quade, Dale L.
511 South Locust
Friendly Tap
Christenson, Connie G.
2012 Conway Drive
Friendly Tap
Vail, Laura L.
8032 South Jackson
Port 803
Long, Shirley Ann
2611 Harvard Dr, #11
Stadium Club
Koeberl, James A.
2505 Center Avenue
Cornerstone
Janney, Barbara L.
1326 Purvis
Cloverleaf
Stapleton, JoAnn
809E. Memorial
Pine Grove Restaurant
MILK & CREAM DEALER - Renewal
Robert Alder & Sons, Inc. 903 Geneva Street, Delavan, Wi.
Borden, Inc. Lake Street, Madison, Wi.
Bowman Dairy 3101 Fish Hatchery Rd., Madison, Wi.
Golden Guernsey Dairy Highway 75, Rockton, Ill.
%wthorne Mellody Dairy Farms 220 E. Clay St., Whitewater, Wi.
Hawthorne Mellody Dairy Farms 4343 Highway 26, Janesville, Wi.
Muller Pinehurst Dairy of Wi. 2910 Bartells Dr., Beloit, Wi.
Muller Pinehurst DairyPro. 1715 South River Rd., Janesville, Wi.
Milk Jug Dairy 1816 South River Rd., Janesville, Wi.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
15, June, 1981
LICENSE AGENDA (Continued)
ELECTRICIAN - Renewal
Mylrea, Earl
Sheehy, Joseph
Sommerfeldt, James
Calloway, Bruce
Rote, Ward
Douglas, Eugene R .
Scott, James R .
Titus, Orvin E .
4810 Ellestad Drive
P O Box 852, Beloit
P O Box 853, Beloit
P O Box 309
2834 Rockport Rd
439 Blackhawk Street
5757 N . Green Bay
Box 115, Afton Wi
Academy Electric
AMP Electric Inc.
AMP Electric Inc.
BWC Electric Inc.
Badger Electric
Eugene R . Douglas
Johnson Controls Inc
Titus Electric
AMUSEMENT DEVICES/OPERATOR, CENTER, MACHINE - Renewal
Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 2500 Milton Avenue, Janesville, WI 53545
Electronic Games (41 )
Pin all (8) + Attendant & Center License
Plus Attendant and Center License
B-M Music Company,
611 North Grant, Janesville, WI 53545
Moose Club
Pool Table
. Sportman's
Pool Table
Nightingale
Pool Table
Cloverleaf
Pool Table
Office •
Pool Table
Gensler's
Pool Table
Lounge
Pool Table
Games
Back of the Yards
Sportman's
2
2
Burchfield Amusement - 1250 South Cherry, Janesville, WI 53545
Alibi Inn Pool Table (2)
Creative Profits of Madison. Ltd.
Town and Country Bar
Pool Table (1)
Video Game(2)
Jim's Bar
Pool Table(2)
Video Game(1)
Stadium Club
Pool Table(2)
PinBall (1)
Video Game(2)
Longbranch
Pool Table(2)
Pinball (1)
Video Game(2)
Bear Trap
Pool Table (1)
Pinball (1)
Video Game (3)
D & D Country Lounge
Pinball(1)
Video Game(2)
Gardner Sales
Blarney Stone
Pinball(l)
Video Game(1)
Charlie's Place
Pool Table(1)
Pinball(1)
Video Game(1)
Eagle's Club
Pool Table(1)
Shuffle Alley(1)
Pinball(1)
Friendly Tap
Pool Table(1)
Pinball(1)
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
15 June, 1981
LICENSE AGENDA (Continued)
AMUSEMENT DEVICES/OPERATOR, CENTER, MACHINE - Renewal
Friendly Tap (continued) Video Game(1)
Godfather's Pizza Video Game(3)
Horseshoe Bar Pinball(1)
Jan's Bar Shuffle Alley (1)
Pinball(1)
Ken's Klub Pool Table(3)
Pinball(1)
Video Game(3)
London Pub Pinball(1)
M & M Corporation Pool Table(1)
Milwaukee Bar Pool Table(1)
Pinball (1)
Mr - D's Pool Table(1)
Pinball(2)
Wall Game(1)
O'Brien's Shuffle Alley(1)
Old 95 Pool Tables(4)
Pinball(1)
Video Game(2)
Pines Pool Table(1)
Quaerna's
Rockport Bar
Shakey's Pizza
Union Bus Depot
White Oak
Club 708
Stop & Go
TAXI -CAB DRIVER - Renewal
Pool Table (1)
Shuffle Alley(l)
Pinball(2)
Pinball (1)
Video Game(6)
Pinball(2)
Video Game(1)
Pinball(1)
Video Game(1)
+ Attendant & Center License
Pool Table .(1) + ODeratnr
Pinball (2) + ODerator
Bleiler, Lois M. 326 Rockport Road Ctty Yellow Cab
Coleman Sr., Sammuel W . 305 N . High Street City Yellow Cab
McGhee, James L. 5 South High City Yellow Cab
Richards, James E . 330 Edison Avenue City Yellow Cab
TRAILER/MOBILE HOME PARKS - Renewal
Janisch, Walter P O Box 972 Falling Creek
WASTE COLLECTOR AND/OR HAULER - Renewal
Bud's Lucky Pick Up 1453 South Oakhill Avenue, Janesville, WI
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JANESVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
15,June, 1981
LICENSE AGENDA - Continued
OPERATORS (Bartenders) - - Original
Albrecht, A.J.
Cunningham, Dawn F.
Delp, LeAnn
Erickson, Sherri L.
Farberg, Kenneth M.
Halbach, Catherine E.
Hilsenhoff, Theresa J.
Holtz, William R.
Glenn, Mary M.
King, David J.
Kunze, James F.
Lowack, Brian S.
Manthey, June B.
McKenzie, Rhonda F.
Onsgard, Jack L.
Pelnis, Eleanor J.
Ruchti, Stephen J.
Ryan, Patrick M.
Wegs, Steven R.
1022
N. Sumac
Left Guard
253 S. Franklin
Pizza Hut
3809
Portage Ave
Red Lobster
Madison, WI 53701
Hwy
14
Port 803
7 North Academy
Old 95
2713
Mt. Zion
Red Lobster
1524
Ruger
Country Lounge
3232
Happy Hollow Rd
Super Beer Depot
1603
Morningside, # 4
Red Lobster
1308
E. Holmes
Stadium Club
228
N. Osborne
Red Lobster
2419
Bradford
Five Points
RR 1
Red Lobster
202
Race Street
Red Lobster
2818
Sherwood Drive
Jan's Bar
129
E. Main
Rockport Inn
1815
W. Rugby
Vine & Vat
1064
S. Washington
Milton Avenu Pub & Deli
1514
Morningside Drive
Red Lobster
SPECIAL EVENT ONE DAY CLASS "B" BEER ONLY LICENSE
St. Mary's Congregation 313 East Wall St. Cal McCarthy, Agent
(Event to be held August 16, 1981)
SPECIAL EVENT ONE DAY CLASS "B" BEER ONLY LICENSE
Janesville Jaycees, Inc. Richard A. Austin, Agent
(Event to be held July 4th at Traxler Park)
APPLICATION FOR CLASS "A" AND CLASS "B" INTOXICATING. LIQUOR AND CLASS "B" FERMENTED MALT
BEVERAGE HOTEL/MOTEL LICENSE - Original
Mid States Management, Inc. (Left Guard) 3920 Milton Ave. Terry J. McGuire, Agent
APPLICATION FOR CLASS "B" INTOXICATING LIQUOR AND FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE -Renewal
Milton Avenue Pub, Inc. 1819 Milton Avenue Steven A. Toler, Agent
(To be granted contingent upon clarification of who is the holder of the Wisconsin
Seller's Permit No.)
SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING OF ORDINANCES 81-237 & 81-238
A. Amendment to Ordinance 5.48.080 (regarding Club & Lodge Licenses)
(File Ord. No. 81-237)
B. Proposed ordinance increasing the fee charged Clubs & Lodges for an Intoxicating
Liquor License from $300 to $500. (File Ord. No. 81-238)
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN
REGULAR MEETING
15 June, 1981
Vol. 33
No. 69
Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Janesville, held in the Municipal
Building 15 June, 1981 at 7:30 p.m.
Present: Council President Stabb, Councilmembers Stehura, Miles, Wexler, Bolton and
Schroder.
Absent: Councilmember Fink.
The minutes of the regular meeting of 1 June, 1981 were presented.
Councilmember Miles made a motion to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of 1
June, 1981 as distributed. Motion seconded by Councilmember Bolton and adopted unanimously.
The minutes of the special meeting of 9 June, 1981 were presented.
Councilmember Bolton made a motion to approve the minutes of the special meeting of 9
June, 1981 as distributed. Motion seconded by Councilmember Miles and adopted unanimously.
LICENSES:
Councilmember Miles made a motion that the following license applications be approved and
issued:
Operators (Bartenders) - Renewal as listed.
Electricians - Renewal as listed
Amusement Devices/Operators, Centers & Machines - Renewal as listed
Trailer/Mobile Home Park - Renewal as listed
Waste Collector and/or Hauler - Renewal as listed
Motion seconded by Councilmember Bolton and adopted unanimously.
Councilmember Wexler requested that an ordinance be prepared to repeal that portion of the
ordinance dealing with milk and cream dealers since most of the control in this area is
done by the state. No further action was taken on the milk and cream dealer renewal.
Councilmember Miles made a motion that the following license applications be approved and
issued for a special event one day Class "B" BE�er Only License for:
St. Mary's Congragation - 313 East Wall Street, Cal McCarthy, Agent
(Event to be held August 16, 1981 )
Janesville Jaycees, Inc. - Richard A. Austin, Agent
(Event to be held July 4th at Traxler Park ) and that fees be waived.
Motion seconded by Councilmember Bolton and adopted unanimously.
Councilmember Wexler made a motion that the following license applications be approved
and issued for:
Mid States Management, Inc. (Left Guard) - 3920 Milton Ave., Terry McGuire, Agent.
Council President Stabb questioned when the sale or transfer of agent took place?
Mr. Robert Clem of 804 Suffolk Drive stated that he was an employee of the establishment
and the business changed hands about November 13, 1980. It was brought out during the
ensuing discussion that no one was aware of such sale or transfer.
Motion seconded by Councilmember Miles and adopted unanimously.
Council President Stabb informed the Council that the application for Class "B" Intoxicating
Liquor and Fermented Malt Beverage license renewal for the Milton Avenue.Pub, Inc. of
1819 Milton Avenue be held over for two weeks to clear up the matter as to who is the
holder of the Wisconsin Sellers Permit
(All applications of licenses are on file in the Office of the City Clerk and
are incorporated by reference herein and may be examined upon request at all
times.)
REQUESTS AND COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
Mr. Duane Mallard of 314 North High Street and Mr. Pat McGuire of 1020 North Marion
Avenue both appeared before the Council to request zoning changes. Mr. Duane Mallard
for the property surrounding the area around Accudyne Corp., while Mr. McGuire referred
to the Blackhawk Credit Union on South Academy Street.
ORDINANCES:
1. A proposed ordinance repealing the entire chapter presently dealing with "Zoning
and Planning" and creating a new chapter to replace the current zoning ordinance was
continued from the previous meeting.
City Manager Deaton gave a brief review and presented the recommendation of the Planning
Commission that had been referred back to it.
Council President Stabb stated that they would have to act on the recommendation of the
Plan Commission before they could act on the motion to adopt the ordinance that had been
made two weeks before.
Councilmember Wexler made a motion to change the zoning of the two roofing companies to
M-2 as recommended by the Plan Commission. Motion seconded by Councilmember Bolton and
adopted by the following vote: Aye: Council President Stabb, Councilmembers Stehura,
Wexler, Bolton and Schroder. Nay: Councilmember Miles.
Council President Stabb stated that the long awaited time to vote on this matter is now at
hand.
Councilmember Wexler made a motion (1 June, 1981 which was held over by Council President
Stabb until 15 June, 1981 to vote on it) that Ordinance No. 80-208 be adopted as amended.
Motion seconded by Councilmember Miles and adopted unanimously.
Councilmember Stehura made a motion that the fees be waived for those individuals that
appear before the Plan Commission for 60 days from the date of publication. Motion
seconded by Councilmember Miles and adopted unanimously. (File Ordinance No. 80-208)
2. Propsed ordinances (No. 81-237) amending the category of persons to whom intoxicating
liquor may be sold by a club or lodge and (No. 81-238) increasing the fee charged clubs
and lodges for an intoxicating liquor license from $300 to $500 were given their second
reading by title only and public hearing.
Appearing before the Council to be heard were Donald J. Stone of 1505 East Memorial Drive,
against Ordinance No. 81-238.
Donald Doering of 2126 Mt. Vernon Avenue stated he opposed Ordinance No. 81-238 and that
Mr. Fink has misused his power as a Councilmember.
Walt Albright, 220 North Oakhill Avenue, against Ordinance No. 81-238.
Councilmember-Bolton made a motion to adopt said Ordinance 81-237 as presented. Motion
seconded by Councilmember Stehura and adopted -by -the following vote:_ Ave: Councilmembers
Stehura.-Miles, Wexler, Bolton and Schroder. Nav: Council President Stabb. (File
Ordinance No. 81-237)
After voting on Ordinance No. 81-237, the discussion continued on Ordinance No. 81-238.
Councilmember Schroder stated that he supported Mr. Fink's position on Ordinance No.
81-238 and that he would make a motion to adopt said ordinance as presented. Motion
seconded by Council President Stabb and is not adopted because of the following tie vote:
Aye: Council President Stabb, Councilmembers Wexler and Schroder. Nay: Councilmembers
Stehura, Miles and Bolton. (File Ordinance No. 81-238)
RESOLUTIONS:
1. A proposed resolution on the 1981 Capital Improvement Bond issue was presented by City
Manager Deaton for the total amount of $9,400,000 broken down into three priority lists.
Priority
No.
1
for
$6,521,000.00
Priority
No.
2
for
2,493,000.00
Priority
No.
3
for
386,000.00
After City Manager Deaton's presentation, Council President Stabb presented each item which
was discussed by the Councilmembers in detail amongst themselves and with the administration.
Mr. Daniel Bradbury reviewed the request for the Public Library.
Mr. Ralph Parker presented the review for the golf course.
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Mr. Terry Campbell, Bumper Hostetler and Bill Walter presented the request to bring
back Minor League Baseball to Janesville.
Councilmember Wexler made a motion to delete Priority List item No. 3,
(Fire Department - pumper truck $140,000.00 )
(Paramedic Chassis 21,000.00 i
(Fire Department - training area 150,000.00 }
(Fire Department - truck revolving fund 75,000.00 }
( 386,000.00 }
in the amount of $386,000.00 and to introduce Resolution 81-457. Motion seconded by
Councilmember Miles and adopted unanimously. (File Resolution No. 81-457)
2. A proposed resolution amending the amount of Industrial Revenue Bond from $450,000.00
to $500,000.00 for the Lenair Industries (Leslie D. Marzahl and Nancy L. Marzahl) W&s
presented.
Councilmember Miles made a motion to adopt said resolution as presented. Motion seconded
by Councilmember Wexler and adopted unanimously. (File Resolution No. 81-458)
MISCELLANEOUS:
1. City Manager Deaton presented the recommendation of the Committee of Public Works
for the Pumping Station No. 8 contract bids to the following:
General Construction - Gilbank Construction $ 63,620.00
Mechanical - Mechanical systems 73,800.00
Electrical - Westphal & Co. 30,400.00
TOTAL . . . . . . . . $167,820.00
Councilmember Schroder made a motion to award the contracts as recommended by the Committee
of Public Works. Motion seconded by Councilmember Stehura and adopted unanimously.
2..,-City Manager Deaton gave a brief review of the past sidewalk policy and Council attitude
as well as the prior Citizen Committee to draft a policy statement that was rejected by
the Council.
After a brief discussion, which each Councilmember stated their view, Councilmember Stehura
made a motion that a task force committee be created for the purpose of creating a sidewalk
policy. Motion seconded by Councilmember Schroder and adopted by the following vote:
Aye: Council President Stabb, Councilmembers Stehura, Bolton and Schroder. Nay: Council -
members Miles and Wexler.
Council President Stabb presented the following names to be considered for the sidewalk
task force:
Councilmember Richard Schroder, Chairperson
Councilmember Thomas Stehura
Mr. Arthur. Johnson - 940 Hawthorne
Mrs. Faye Anderews - 2804 Dartmouth
Mrs. Theodore Albrecht - 133 South Harmony Drive
Councilmember Bolton made a motion to approve the names of the sidewalk task force as
submitted. Motion seconded by Council President Stabb and adopted unanimously.
MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA:
1. Councilmember Miles requested that the city administration review the first entrance
into the Memorial Plaza off of Memorial Drive for safety purposes.
2. Councilmember Bolton made a motion to convene in closed session for the purpose of
dealing with the matter of property acquisition, Wisconsin Statute Section 19.85 (1)(e) and
(g). Motion seconded by Councilmember Miles and adopted unanimously.
The Council then convened into closed session at 10:35 p.m.
These minutes are not official until approved by the City Council.
Angelo Lamendola
Deputy City Clerk