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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
ClTY OF OSHKOSH¢ WISCONSIN
REGULAR MEETING held Tuesday, July 10, 2001 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council
Chambers, City Hall.
Mayor Dell'Antonia presided.
PRESENT: Council Members Shirley Mattox, William Castle, Mark L. Harris, Paul J.
Esslinger, Stephen Hintz and Jon Dell'Antonia
EXCUSED: Council Member Melanie Bloechl
ALSO PRESENT: Richard Wollangk, City Manager, Pamela Ubrig, City Clerk, Warren
Kraft, City Attorney and David Patek, Director of Public Works
Council Member Mattox read the Invocation.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Counci Member Mattox.
LICENSE HEARING
Resolution 01-281
MOTION:
CARRIED:
Combination "Class B" License/Golf Central
ADOPT (Hintz; second, Esslinger)
Ayes (6) Mattox, Castle, Harris, Esslinger, Hintz, Dell'Antonia
Charles Hertel, Attorney, and Stuart Struensee of SAS Investments gave the history
and plans for the future site at 136 Wisconsin Street.
Council Member Esslinger questioned the number of employees they would need.
felt that the plans would be good for the community and stated his support.
Mr. Kraft recorded exhibits 1 and 2.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
The Mayor ordered the following Public Hearing:
Zone Change/Wisconsin Street, East Side, South of 2551 Jackson Street
He
There were no appearances and the Public Hearing was CLOSED.
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CONSENT AGENDA
The minutes of the June 26, 2001 meeting were presented as written.
The Report of the City Manager was read.
The bills were presented in the amount of $3,302,855.91.
The Report of the City Clerk was read.
Resolution 01-282 Approve Extraterritorial Plats: Preliminary/Wyldewood West &
Preliminary/Hunter's Court
Council Member Mattox questioned whether there was communication with the Town of
Algoma regarding the street layout.
Mr. Kraft responded.
Resolution 01-283 Initial Resolution/Asphalt Mill & Overlay Program
Resolution 01-284 Accept & Approve Waiver of Special Assessment Notices &
Hearing in Connection with Improvements/135 High Avenue
Resolution 01-285 Final Resolution/Upgraded Water Lateral/135 High Avenue
Resolution 01-286 Disallowance of Claim/Mary Eiden
Resolution 01-287 Approve Miscellaneous City Licenses
MOTION: ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA (Hintz; second, Esslinger)
CARRIED: Ayes (6) Mattox, Castle, Harris, Esslinger, Hintz, Dell'Antonia
PUBLIC AGENDA DISCUSSION
Ordinance 01-291 Approve Braasch Annexation
Pat Braasch, 896 E. Keenville Lane, explained the need for the request to waive the
rules.
Council Member Esslinger questioned if there were neighbors who were opposed.
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ACTION TAKEN ON ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance 01-288 Approve Zone Changes: 521 W. 16th Avenue; W. 17th Avenue, E of
& Adjacent to 522 W. 17th Avenue
MOTION: ADOPT (Esslinger; second, Castle)
MOTION:
LOST:
LAYOVER UNTIL JULY 24, 2001 COUNCIL MEETING
(Hintz; second, Castle)
Ayes (3) Mattox, Castle, Hintz;
Noes (3) Harris, Esslinger, Dell'Antonia
MOTION:
CARRIED:
AMEND TO CHANGE THE ZONING TO R-3 WITH A PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT OVERLAY INSTEAD OF R-4 ON 16TM AVENUE
(Esslinger; second, Mattox)
Ayes (4)Mattox, Harris, Esslinger, Dell'Antonia;
Noes (2) Castle, Hintz
VOTE ON ORDINANCE AS AMENDED:
CARRIED: Ayes (4)Mattox, Harris, Esslinger, Dell'Antonia;
Noes (2) Castle, Hintz
Mayor Dell'Antonia stated that the Council was strictly voting on the zoning and would
not support the layover.
Council Member Hintz felt that the purpose for the rezoning was important to consider
and stated that he would support the layover. He felt that nothing would be gained by
rezoning the property to R-3.
Council Member Harris questioned if the Council could down zone a property without a
request from an owner. He explained that if the property was zoned R-3 then there
would be no more than sixteen units allowed.
Council Member Esslinger questioned if the courts could rule in favor of the property
owner regarding the proposed project regardless of a planned development overlay.
Mr. Kraft and Mr. Wollangk responded.
Council Member Mattox questioned if the project would be economically feasible if it
was to be downsized to sixteen units. She also questioned if those sixteen units would
be single units or could they be multiple units.
Council Member Castle felt that the property should be rezoned in the future but for
now leave the zoning the way it is.
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Mr. Kinney, Director of Community Development, responded.
Ordinance 01-289 Approve 20th Avenue II Annexation
MOTION: ADOPT (Esslinger; second, Hintz)
CARRIED: Ayes (6) Mattox, Castle, Harris, Esslinger, Hintz, Dell'Antonia
Ordinance 01-290 Zone Change/Wisconsin Street, East Side, South of 2551 Jackson
Street
FIRST READING; LAID OVER UNDER THE RULES
Ordinance 01-291 Approve Braasch Annexation
MOTION:
CARRIED:
SUSPEND THE RULES FOR CONSIDERATION (Castle; second,
Esslinger)
Ayes (6) Mattox, Castle, Harris, Esslinger, Hintz, Dell'Antonia
MOTION: ADOPT (Castle; second, Esslinger)
CARRIED: Ayes (6) Mattox, Castle, Harris, Esslinger, Hintz, Dell'Antonia
CITIZEN STATEMENTS
Brian Poeschl, 532 W. 18th Avenue, stated his concerns regarding the removal of
parking from the city streets. He thanked the city for the bus route to Neenah. He felt
the wading pool at South Park would be a good idea.
Ken Bender, 806 Oak Street, complimented those who participated in the 4th of July
parade. He stated his concerns regarding the claims from the storm damage. He also
stated concerns regarding street safety.
COUNCIL MEMBER STATEMENTS
Council Member Esslinger stated his concerns regarding the drainage of Burnwood
Drive. He also stated that he would be bringing forward an ordinance that would allow
overnight parking on city streets from April 1 st through September 30th.
Mr. Patek and Mr. Kraft responded.
Council Member Mattox felt that many people were interested and excited about the
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downtown revitalization.
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Council Member Harris asked for clarification regarding debris pick-up for the residents
who have not yet cleared all the debris from the storm.
Mr. Wollangk responded.
Mayor Dell'Antonia complimented the city staff on the great job cleaning up the debris
from the storm.
WHATEVER ELSE IS PERTINENT OR FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITY
Mr. Wollangk reminded the residents to return the damage surveys to the city. He also
stated that the detours for the street construction were well marked and residents were
able to drive downtown.
There was no other business before the Council.
MOTION: ADJOURN (Castle; second, Esslinger)
CARRIED: VOICE VOTE
The meeting adjourned at 7:17 p.m.
PAMELA R. UBRIG
CITY CLERK