January - City of Delafield

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January 2016
www.cityofdelafield.com
Communicator
CITY OF DELAFIELD
Dear Citizens,
Every Fall, your City staff and elected
officials work for several months crafting
the City budget for the upcoming
year. The tasks of maintaining and
improving our services while working
within the constraints of levy limits and
shrinking State support present new
and sometimes difficult challenges. I am
pleased to inform you that we were able
to approve another reasonable budget
with a modest increase in the City mill
rate of less than a penny. Many of you
saw your total tax bill decrease. For
residents in the Kettle Moraine School
District, the increase in the overall tax
bill was primarily due to the school
district referendum that was approved
in 2014 for improved facilities. City
Administrator Tom Hafner, Finance
Officer/Treasurer Marie Williams
and all of the Department Heads did
an outstanding job developing and
presenting their proposed budgets.
Water quality issues will be an
important part of our work this
coming year. We approved funding
for an updated Lake Management
Plan and inventory to be performed
by the Lake Welfare Committee and
the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional
Planning Commission (SEWRPC).
Funding was approved for the grant
application, engineering and permitting
related to a proposed Bark River
streambank stabilization project. I
have convened a Bark River Watershed
Management Group that includes
representatives from our surrounding
communities.
We met twice in
2015 to discuss
issues relevant
to the watershed
and to explore
the possibility
of cooperative
projects and
funding. This
Spring, the Friends of the Bark River
will continue their mission of cleaning
up the river and removing invasive
species along the banks. The DelafieldHartland Water Pollution Control
Commission staff continues to monitor
upcoming EPA phosphorus remediation
requirements that could potentially
have a tremendous impact on our area.
There were 2 significant staffing
changes in 2015. After 7 years of
outstanding public service, City Clerk/
Treasurer Gina Gresch left us in October
to pursue other interests. Since then,
we have revised job descriptions and
initiated a search for a new Clerk. As
a result of this, Marie Williams has
been named Treasurer in addition to
her position as Finance Officer. Deputy
Clerk-Treasurer Jeanne O’Brien has
stepped up as interim Clerk.
Library Director Terry Zignego
announced her retirement in 2015
after 24 years with the Delafield Public
Library. As of this writing, the Library
Board is evaluating finalists from the
applicants to replace Terry and it’s
expected that the new Library Director
will be named very soon - likely before
this newsletter reaches your home.
We thank both Gina and Terry for
their dedicated service to the City and
wish them well as they embark on a
new life path.
We have experienced an upswing
in proposed developments for both
residential and commercial projects.
We follow a prescribed process when
evaluating any proposal, insuring that all
are treated fairly while respecting the
Master Plan. Citizen input is important.
I encourage you to attend meetings
and voice your opinions to your elected
representatives.
Best wishes for a healthy and happy
2016.
Michele
Clerk’s Corner
Spring Election Update
500 Genesee St.
Delafield, WI 53018
Tel: 262-646-6220
Fax: 262-646-6223
Common Council
1st & 3rd Monday at 7:00 P.M.
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for the many out-of-town visitors and
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By Jeanne O’Brien, Interim Clerk
With the departure of Gina Gresch, I
am now the acting Interim Clerk for the
City of Delafield. Many changes have
occurred within the office with Gina’s
departure, and things continue to run
smoothly.
Changes coming in the near future
are mostly to do with elections. The
new WisVote.gov site will be up and
running effective January 11, 2016. This
to be a will
senior
facility
which
will include
system
replace
the
Statewide
Voter
assisted
living
and
memory
care
Registration System currently in place.
quarters.
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is stilltransition
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for
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in the are.
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upcoming
months.
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be ableStation
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for
once again register online at WisVote.
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later
this summer,
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Because
of the
transition,
that and
feature
already
taking
reservations.
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will be out of order from December 31C
Streetscape
Committee has been
to
January 11th.
working
with
County
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finalize
plans
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reconstruction
Supreme Court Justice on February 16,
of the bridge
overfor
the
Bark at
River
2016.
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voting
theand
polling
the
addition
of
walking
and
bike
trails
place will be 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. There
may
running
to Oakwood
Road.
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be
othernorth
contests
as well, but
we will
project
begin in 2016.
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haveshould
that information
available
until
has
purchased
a
vacant
home
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all nomination papers are turned
(due
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Johns5th).
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by
January
down
to expand
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to bring
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phototo
the
Bark
River.
A
new
volunteer
group,
identification to every election, as
that is
Friends
of
the
Bark
River,
has
been
the new process beginning last year.
established
improve
thisSpring
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for the
natural
resource.
Information
Primary will begin February 1, can
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found
on
the
City’s
website.
Also,
the City Clerk’s Office during normal
the City finalized
newtogarbage
and
business
hours, 8 aa.m.
4:30 p.m.
recycling
pickup
contract
which
you
can
Absentee voting in office ends on Friday,
read
more
about
on
the
back
page.
February 12, 2016 at 5 p.m.
We often
from
citizenswill
who
The
April 5hear
Spring
Election
would
appreciate
better
and
more
consist of municipal offices, the
frequent
communication
the
Mayor,
the
Judge, and thewith
School
City.
We
use
every
means
we
can:
Districts. Up for re-election this year is
Channel 25, Facebook,
Delafield
Digest,
Alderperson
District 2 (Jim
Behrend),
City
website,
newspaper,
public
and
Alderperson District 4 (Christopher
neighborhood
meetings,
information
Smith),
Alderperson
District
6 (Al
sessions,
mailings.
We
hope
you enjoy
Zietlow), Mayor (Michele DeYoe),
and
the
new
look
of
our
newsletter.
Municipal Judge (C. Michael Hausman).
Changing
formats
and printers
has
This
election
also includes
Presidential
allowed
us
to
continue
with
this
twice a
Preference.
year
publication
at
a
lower
cost.
Absentee voting for the SpringAs
always,
knowMarch
how we
Electionlet
willusbegin
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2016 in
improve
our
services.
the City Clerk’s Office during normal
business hours, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Absentee voting in office ends on Friday,
April 1, 2016.
Fall elections will be on August 9 and
November 8th, with more to follow in
500 Genesee St.
the June newsletter.
Delafield,
WI 53018 on your
For additional
information
Tel: 262-646-6220
voting information,
or
what you need to
Fax: 262-646-6223
bring with
you
to
register
and/or vote,
please go to this link:
Common Council
www.bringit.wi.gov
more
1st & 3rd Monday atfor
7:00
P.M.
information
on
Voter
ID.
Plan Commission
Last Wednesday at 7:00 P.M.
ELECTION
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
City Hall
INSPECTORS
Fire Department
(non-emergency)
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Library
646-6230
As all of the 2016 elections
will
Municipal
Court
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have
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voter
turnout,
we
are
in
Parks and Recreation
646-6220
need
of
more
Election
Inspectors.
Police Department
Serving
as an Election Inspector
(non-emergency)
646-6240
Public
Works
is
a great
way to experience646-6225
the
Sewer/Water
Billing
646-6220
election
process
and meet your
neighbors!
Election Inspectors are
CITY OFFICIALS
compensated
for attending
Administrator/DPW
Director trainings
and
working
at
the
Thomas J. Hafner, P.E.polls. Lunch
646-6220
[email protected]
and
dinner are provided. Please
contact
Jeanne O’Brien for more
Clerk-Treasurer
Gina Gresch, MMC
646-6220
information.
[email protected]
High school students who are
Library
Director
16
or 17
years of age, who are
Terry Zignego
enrolled
in grades 9 to 12 in646-6230
a public
Police
Chiefschool, and who have at
or
private
Erik Kehl
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least
a 3.0 grade point average
may
Fire Chief
serve
as an Election Inspector at
Kevin
Keith place serving the646-6235
the
polling
pupil’s
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residence,
with the approval of the
pupil’s
or guardian and of the
ELECTEDparent
OFFICIALS
principal
of
the
school in which the
Mayor:
Michele
DeYoe
646-2907
pupil
is enrolled.
[email protected]
Alderpersons:
District 1, Kent Attwell
367-1982
[email protected]
City public works crews will collect
brush
from
residents
throughout
the
District
2, Jim
Behrend
646-4599
[email protected]
City
in the spring during the week of
May
16-20,
2016 Valde
and in the fall
during
District
3, Jackie
646-8678
[email protected]
week of October 10-14, 2016.
All residents
any brush to
District
4, Chrismust
Smithhave262-682-0116
[email protected]
picked up properly placed out along
theDistrict
edge 5,
ofMatt
the road
prior262-271-5838
to City crews
Grimmer
[email protected]
servicing
their neighborhood. In order
toDistrict
maintain
6, Alefficient
Zietlow operations,
414-254-1454
[email protected]
crews
will not be dispatched back to
a neighborhood
to collect brush
piles
District 7, Tim Aicher
646-5900
[email protected]
that
were not out in time for the initial
2016 Brush Pickup
collection.
To ensure collection of their brush,
continued on page 4
CITY OF DELAFIELD
APPLICATION FOR AN ABSENTEE BALLOT
VOTER ID IS REQUIRED PER THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT ISSUING AN ORDER
I certify that I am registered to vote, a United States citizen, age 18 or older, and that I have resided at the following
address, which is my legal voting address, for at least 28 days before the election for which I500
amGenesee
applying
St. for an
absentee ballot.
Delafield, WI 53018
o I request an absentee ballot for the following elections:
Tel: 262-646-6220
Fax: 262-646-6223
o February 16, 2016 – Spring Primary (IF REQUIRED)
o April 5, 2016 – Spring Election
Council
o All 2016 Elections, including any special elections if called forCommon
Plan Commission
~ OR ~
Dear resiDents
o I certify that I am indefinitely confined because of age, illness, infirmity or disability, and
to ballot
be a senior
facility
which
include
After a year in officerequest
as your Mayor,
IMPORTANT
an absentee
be sent
to me
forwill
every
subsequent
electionNUMBERS
until I am no longer
City Hall
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and
memory
care
my biggest adjustmentconfined
has been or
to fail to return
ballot for an election.
Fire Department
quarters. The east side is still designated
juggle the increasing amount of time
(non-emergency)
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PRINT: this job requires. As
for retail.
and commitment
Library
646-6230
Name:________________________________________________________________________________________
Our downtown will be seeing
our country moves out of the economic
Municipal Court
646-6245
significant improvements in the
recession, we
646-6220
Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________
Police Department
have seen a surge upcoming months. Wells Street Station
STATE
ZIP 646-6240
CODE
(non-emergency)
Public
Works
646-6225
completion
later this ______________________________________________
summer, and is
approvals,
Date of Birth: _______________________
Phone Number:
Sewer/Water Billing
646-6220
STREET
apartment complex is slatedCITY
for
of new business
already taking reservations. The Hwy C
potential
Streetscape Committee has been
developments,
CITY OFFICIALS
MAIL BALLOT TO (if address
is different from
above):
working
with County and City staff to
infrastructure
Thomas J. Hafner, P.E.
646-6220
finalize plans for the reconstruction
improvements
[email protected]
Name:________________________________________________________________________________________
of the bridge over the Bark River and
and residential
Clerk-Treasurer
proposals. People the addition of walking and bike trails
Gina Gresch, MMC
646-6220
Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________
want to live, work running north to Oakwood Road. This
[email protected]
STREET
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
and play in Delafield. All of this keeps us project should begin in 2016. The City
Library Director
Phone
Number:
has purchased a vacant home just south
very busy,
but in a______________________________________________
good way!
Terry Zignego
646-6230
of St. Johns Park which we plan to tear
I hope many of you were able to
Police
Chief
down to expand the Park and access Date:
to
enjoy Memorial
Day weekend 2015 as
Signature:
__________________________________________________
______________________________
Erik Kehl
646-6240
the Bark River. A new volunteer group,
we celebrated the 100th anniversary
Fire
Chief
Office Use Only
Friends of the Bark River, has been
of Cushing Memorial park and the
Kevin Keith
646-6235
*Be sure
toCushing’s
attach your established
photo identification
to improve this beautiful
monument. Having
Alonzo
[email protected]
Voted In Office ______________________________________
resource.
Medal of Honor on display
St. are natural
and first
thatatyou
registered,
orInformation can be
ELECTED OFFICIALS
found
on
the
City’s
John’s NW Militaryan
Academy
and
then
absentee ballot cannot be sent.website. Also,
Date Ballot Mailed __________________________________
Mayor:
the City finalized a new garbage and
at City Hall was a historic event for all
Michele DeYoe
646-2907
recycling pickup contract which you can
of Wisconsin. None of this would have
[email protected]
read more about on the back page.
been possible without the tireless work
Alderpersons:
We often hear from citizens who
of several key individuals: Mary Daniel,
367-1982
would appreciate better and more
President of Hawk’s Inn; Chris Smith,
[email protected]
frequent communication with the
District 2, Jim Behrend
646-4599
City. We use every means we can:
historian; and President Dr. Jack Albert
[email protected]
Channel 25, Facebook, Delafield Digest,
District 3, Jackie Valde
646-8678
City website, newspaper, public and
the City, I want to thank them for their
[email protected]
neighborhood meetings, information
District 4, Chris Smith
262-682-0116
sessions, mailings. We hope you enjoy
forget to thank our DPW, Police and
[email protected]
the new look of our newsletter.
District 5, Matt Grimmer 262-271-5838
Changing formats and printers has
stepping forward to get the City ready
[email protected]
allowed us to continue with this twice a
District 6, Al Zietlow
414-254-1454
year publication at a lower cost. As
dignitaries we hosted.
[email protected]
always, let us know how we can
646-5900
improve our services.
[email protected]
3
continued from page 2
residents will need to have their brush
properly placed prior to May 16, 2016
for the spring collection and prior to
October 10, 2016 for the fall collection.
Properly placed brush shall consist
of woody vegetative material less than
24 inches in diameter and no more
than eight (8) feet in length. NOTE
THAT THE ALLOWABLE DIAMETER HAS
BEEN REDUCED FROM 32 INCHES TO
24 INCHES. This can include brush,
tree limbs, and tree trunks that are cut
as
to meet the dimensional
Drequired
ear resiDents
requirements indicated above. A partial
After a year in office as your Mayor,
list of materials that are not acceptable
my biggest adjustment has been to
and will not be picked up includes:
grass clippings, leaves, yard and garden
and commitment this job requires. As
debris, dirt, rocks, root balls, scrap
wood, sawn lumber, plywood, building
recession, we
materials, bricks, concrete, garbage,
have seen a surge
and recyclables.
of new business
Brush shall be piled off the edge of
approvals,
the road with the butt ends facing the
potential
roadside.
developments,
infrastructure
improvements
and residential
proposals.
People
The 2016 operating schedule
for the
want
live, work
City’s brush drop-off site
is astofollows:
and play-in
Delafield.
All of this keeps us
January
March
- CLOSED
very busy,
but in a-good
April
- September
Openway!
on the 1st &
hope many
of youmonth
were able to
3rdI Saturday
of each
enjoy Memorial
Day weekend
2015
October
& November
- Open on
the as
th
anniversary
we celebrated
100month
2nd
Saturday ofthe
each
of Cushing -Memorial
December
CLOSED park and the
monument.
Alonzo
Cushing’s
The site isHaving
scheduled
to be
open
Medal9:00
of Honor
display
at St.
from
a.m. toon1:00
p.m.first
on each
John’s
NW Military
Academy
and then
of
the days
it is open.
The entrance
to
at City
Halldrop-off
was a historic
event for
the
brush
site is located
atall
218
of Wisconsin.
of this would have
North
CushingNone
Park Road.
been
without
the tireless
work
Clippossible
and save
this handy
schedule:
of several
key
individuals:
Mary
Daniel,
2016 CITY OF DELAFIELD
President
of Hawk’s
Inn; Chris
Smith,
BRUSH
DROP-OFF
DATES
Alderman
District
4;
Dave
Krueger,
local
JANUARY
CLOSED
historian;
and
President
Dr.
Jack
Albert
FEBRUARY
CLOSED
and
staff from SJNMA. On behalf
of
MARCH
CLOSED
APRIL
4/2/16
& 4/16/16
the
City, I want to thank
them
for their
MAY
& want
5/21/16
time
and dedication.5/7/16
I do not
to
JUNEto thank our DPW,
6/4/16
& 6/18/16
forget
Police
and
JULY
7/16/16
Lake
Country Fire & 7/2/16
Rescue &
staff
for
AUGUST
8/6/16
&
8/20/16
stepping forward to get the City
ready
SEPTEMBER
9/3/16 & 9/17/16
forOCTOBER
the many out-of-town visitors
and
10/8/16
dignitaries
we
hosted.
NOVEMBER
11/12/16
2016 Brush Drop-Off
Site Schedule
DECEMBER
CLOSED
CITY-WIDE BRUSH
COLLECTION DATES
MAY
OCTOBER
4
5/16/16 - 5/20/16
10/10/16 - 10/14/16
Where do your Property Taxes go?
When you pay your tax bill, do you know where your tax dollars go? More than
Where do your property taxes go? Where do your property taxes go? half
goes into the local school systems and about a fourth to the City of Delafield
for
public
safety, public works, library, planning, and general government. The
When you pay your tax bill, do you know where your tax dollars go? More than half goes into the local school systems and about a fourth t
When you pay your tax bill, do you know where your tax dollars go? More than half goes into the local school systems and about a fourth to th
City of Delafield for public safety, public works, library, planning, and general government. The remainder is distributed to WCTC, Waukesh
City of Delafield for public safety, public works, library, planning, and general government. The remainder is distributed to WCTC, Waukesha remainder
is distributed to WCTC, Waukesha County, and the State of Wisconsin.
County, and the State of Wisconsin. The charts below show the breakdown for each school district within the City of Delafield. County, and the State of Wisconsin. The charts below show the breakdown for each school district within the City of Delafield. 500 Genesee
The
charts
below show the breakdown for each school district
withinSt.
the City of
Delafield, WI 53018
Delafield.
Tel: 262-646-6220
Fax: 262-646-6223
Common Council
Plan Commission
to be a senior facility which will include
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
City Hall
646-6220
assisted living and memory care
Fire Department
(non-emergency)
646-6235
for retail.
Library
646-6230
Municipal Court
646-6245
646-6220
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upcoming
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Serving months.
on a cityWells
committee
one
thePolice
Lake
Welfare
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complexinislocal
slated
for
way
to participate
government,
consider
giving
some
of
your
time
and
Public Works
646-6225
completion
later thisprojects
summer,and
and is
work
on community
expertise.
Please
contact
the
Clerk’s
Sewer/Water Billing
646-6220
already
taking
reservations.
The Hwy C
meet
new
people.
Most committees
Office with any questions at 646Streetscape
Committee
been
CITY OFFICIALS
only
meet once
a month.has
Committee
6220.
Go to http://cityofdelafield.
working
with
County
and
City
staff to
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payment.
download
the
form.
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over the
River
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is a Bark
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on
Clerk-Treasurer
the addition of walking and bike trails
Gina Gresch, MMC
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running north to Oakwood Road. This
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Dear resiDents
recession, we
have seen a surge
of new business
approvals,
potential
developments,
infrastructure
improvements
and residential
proposals. People
want to live, work
and play in Delafield. All of this keeps us
very busy, but in a good way!
enjoy Memorial Day weekend 2015 as
monument. Having Alonzo Cushing’s
John’s NW Military Academy and then
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involved reissuing updated policies and procedures, training department memb
and proving compliance with the standards to a review board. At this time, the
City of Delafield
Police Department
the end of the process and hopes to have learned of WILEAG’s decision related
end of December. Police Department Pursuing Accreditation
For the past year, the City of Delafield
Police Department has been pursuing
With the change of seasons and weather conditions, we
Core Standard Accreditation
through the
500 Genesee St.
encourage all drivers to slow down and provide for extra
WI 53018
Wisconsin LawDelafield,
Enforcement
Accreditation
distance between vehicles while driving to and from events
Tel: The
262-646-6220
Group (WILEAG).
process has involved
in wintery weather. During this time of year the rate and
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reissuing updated
policies
and procedures,
frequency of automobile collisions increase. This is often due
training department members in the new
to unfamiliarity with driving in wintery conditions. Take the
Common
standards
and
proving compliance with
Council
extra time to get where you are going safely so you can enjoy
1st & 3rd Monday atCounty Technical College, has bee
7:00 P.M.
the standards to a review
board.
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this time,(FTEP) since that time. The FTEP i
the department
Plan Commission
the experience.
Officer Wolf Completes Field Training is nearing the end of the process
and
hopes
to
have
Last Wednesday at 7:00
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to practically apply the theoretica
Dear resiDents
of WILEAG’s decision related to accreditation by
the end of
local rules and city ordinances. Lu
nd which will include
to be a senior
facility
IMPORTANT NUMBERS calls for service and initiating activ
December.
On July 2
, 2015, Lucas Wolf became the newest member of the City of Delafie
to longer
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during
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by incidents
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Fire Department
significantly to the success of the quarters.
east side is still designated
juggle the
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(non-emergency)
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from
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Wolf
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Library
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encourage
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ensure
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doors
to
your
local rules and city ordinances. Lu
Our downtown willthe
be newest
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our country
moves out of the economic
Earlier this year, Police Officer Kate Ressman met a city resident on a call. After another meeting at the City ofCourt
Delafield calls for service and initiating activ
Municipal
646-6245
auto, home
and
any
outbuildings
are
secure
to
deter
these
woman’s house, officers noticed several sewing projects she was working on. One of her projects significant improvements
in Department.
the
recession, we
Parks
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646-6220
Police
Lucas,
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of
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included adorable stuffed bears. After some talking, the woman agreed to sew teddy bears for the types of crimes.
Police
Department
upcoming
months.
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Street
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have
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officers to hand out to children they meet on calls. Officers gave out stuffed animals in the past, but the (non-emergency)
646-6240
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of new business
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Sewer/Water
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for her sewing ability and generosity. This gift will make a difference to many children who undergo To avoid being
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OFFICIALS
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andCounty and City staff to
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a multiple month process
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Thomas J. Hafner, P.E. Hagen Promoted to Captain 646-6220
finalize
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storing items while a vehicle
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After having served in the role of of the bridge over theknowledge
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their formal education and
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lock car doors
and store
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and play in Delafield. All of this keeps us project should begin in
Hagen Promoted to Captain for2016.
service
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646-6230
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Police
Chief
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expected
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Erik Kehl
646-6240
stability to the department’s opera
the Bark River. A new department.
volunteer group,
Fire Chief
Kevin Keith
646-6235
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year,
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Kate
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and at the station, and will be replenished as
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services. Lt. Robert Hagen graduated
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on skills, knowledge and abilities Manager’s program through
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Congratulations Bob and Landon!
that can be scary and difficult for them to understand.
continued on page 12
Prevent Misappropriation: Lock your doors
Officer Wolf Completes Field Training
Hide Valuables in Your Car While Shopping
Long Time Resident
Gives Back
Hagen Promoted to Captain
Department Members Complete
Educational Achievements
Officer Schrubbe Assigned to Tac
6
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Highway 83 and Highway 16 as well. So far this has been
which shows the amount of shared services calls we have do
Lake Country Fire
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started) through the end of November.
those areas a much quicker response time.
March
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April
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Delafield,
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notice a traditional maltese cross along with the American
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By Diane Basting, Library Gaming Coordinator Get Ready for the Super Bowl in Style at
Delafield Public Library
Get Ready for the Super Bowl in Style at Delafield Public Library By Jen Bremer, Adult Services Librarian It’s Super Bowl season and Delafield Public Library is set to coach your Super Bowl Party spread into greatness. The library will host a Cookbook Potluck: Game Day Grub event Saturday, January 23 at 1pm in the Council Chambers. Grab a cookbook off the library shelves, check out the center display of cookbooks across from the circulation desk, or dig out that one recipe you clipped from that one magazine ages ago to try out on your neighbors before serving it at your ultimate Super Bowl Party! Bring enough grub to share and settle in to watch a classic football movie. And don't forget to wear your best game day gear! Prizes will be given for "Best Food Presentation," "Best Tasting Grub," and "Best Game Day Gear Get-‐Up.” This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited and registration is required. This program is limited to adult patrons only. For more details about this event or others at Delafield Public Library visit the library at 500 Genesee St., call 262-‐646-‐6230 or log on to DelafieldLibrary.org. LEGO’s have long been a way to unlock our imaginations and create anything we can think of. Now the LEGO-‐verse has expanded to include games, artistic block kits and sets with engineering capabilities. Beginning in 2016, the Delafield Library is going to present tweens and teens ages 10 to 15 the chance to save all the dimensions with LEGO Dimensions, explore engineering challenges with LEGO WeDo and let their creativity have free reign with free Lego build. Each ninety-‐minute program will allow participants to freely move between stations to use the materials that appeal to them, with different sessions utilizing different facets of the LEGO-‐verse. Join us for these events and see how far you can build. The first session is on Friday, January 29th at 6:00 PM and the second session is on Friday, February 12th at 6:00 PM. This program is free and open to the public, however registration is required. For more details about this event or others at Delafield Public Library visit the library at 500 Genesee St., call 262-‐
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Traditional Irish Music Comes to Delafield Library By Jen Bremer, Adult Services Librarian Start your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations early with Delafield Public Library. Milwaukee’s Ceol Cairde, a traditional Irish band, will perform Sunday, February 21 at 2pm in the Council Chambers. Ceol Cairde, a five piece Irish band, has been playing music together for over 20 years. The quintet got their start as students in Irish Fest Summer School and play venues all across Wisconsin. Ceol Cairde is comprised of members Ed Miller, bodhran, percussion; Al Liebsch, fiddle; Harry Seaman, fiddle, banjo, octave mandolin; Kristina Paris, flute; and Sue Van Dyke, tin whistle, concertina. Along with the traditional reels and jigs, the band delights in explaining the unique sound that is Irish music, the instruments, and the importance of dance in Irish music. This family friendly program is free and open to the public. For more information about Ceol Cairde visit CeolCairde.com. For more information on this program or others at Delafield Public Library visit the library at 500 Genesee Street, log on to DelafieldLibrary.org, or call 262-‐646-‐6230. Traditional Irish Music Comes to
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library and pick up one of the library’s bi-monthly event
calendars.
Additional special event programs will be hosted several
evenings a year, and during the library’s Summer Reading
Program. More information will be forthcoming.
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500 information
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“Senior Moments,” please contactTel:
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Bremer at the Delafield
Public Library at 262-303-4547. Fax: 262-646-6223
Start your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations early with Delafield
Public Library. Milwaukee’s Ceol Cairde, a traditional Irish
band, will perform
Sunday, February
21 at 2pm in the
Council Chambers.
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ranging from World History to Hollywood’s Golden Age to the
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movie passes to the Marcus Hillside Theater. Refreshments
[email protected]
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The library’s Monday Movie Matinees will continue to
[email protected]
be shown the third Monday of each month in the Council
Chambers, however, the new time slot will be 10:30am to
noon. Popcorn and refreshments will be served. For details
about each month’s movie call 262-646-6230 or visit the
Easily Keep Track of What You’ve Read or
What You Want to Read
New Program Series for Older Adults at
Delafield Public Library
11
Essential Oils 101
fragrance. Essential oils are taken from a plant's flowers, leaves, stalks, bark, rind, or roots. They can help relieve stress, and help support the body. Join Meghan Schnabl, a “Young Living” health coach, on Thursday, February 25th at 6:00 PM as she explains essential oils and how to safely use them. She will present a few of the most common essential oils available for individuals to try. For more details about this event or others at Delafield Public Library, visit the library at 500 Genesee St., call 262-‐646-‐6230 or log on to DelafieldLibrary.org. 2016 WINTER STORYTIMES
NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY
By Emi Weiss, Adult Services
Librarian
Essential oils have been used
Session One: Jan 18 through Feb 25
for thousands of years for their
TODDLER TIME - Mondays 10:30 am
therapeutic properties. They
Open to preschoolers up to age
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enhance spiritual and physical
Delafield,
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wellness, and are also used for
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Tel: 262-646-6220
cosmetic purposes and fragrance.
262-646-6223 10:30 am
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plant’s flowers, leaves, stalks, bark,
Common Council
rind, or roots. They can help relieve
songs and a craft.
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Delafield Resident and
KM Superintendent Pat Deklotz is
Wisconsin’s Superintendent of the Year
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p.m., Cushing Elemen. Activity Center
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p.m. and thereafter weekdays 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Speaker: Dr. Brian Fidlin,District
Psy.D.7, Tim Aicher
improve our
services.
[email protected]
If you are unable to attend the Parent Information
Night
A straight-forward discussion
of pediatric brain development
and/or have questions about registration, please contact
and the impact it has on decision making, emotions, and risk
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your spot at http://drfidlin.eventbrite.com
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500 Genesee St.
P.O. Box 180171, Delafield, WI 53018 • 262-646-8100 • Debra Smith, Executive Director
Delafield, WI 53018
2016 DELAFIELD CHAMBER BUSINESS & COMMUNITY EVENT
SCHEDULE
Tel: 262-646-6220
http://www.visitdelafield.org
June 3 - Noon (shotgun start)
2016 Business After Business
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of
new
business
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Bar, Raffles
(For Delafield Chamber Member
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potential
developments,
March 12 - 10am
to 3pm
infrastructure
Lake Country Community
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improvements
Kettle Moraine High
School
and residential
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proposals. People
want to live, work
March 26 - 10am to noon
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but in a good
way!
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Art Walk
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area, andvisitors
involves
dignitaries
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hosted.
the Chenequa, Delafield, Hartland,
and Pewaukee Police Departments,
as well as the Lake Country Fire and
Rescue Department. These officers
have put together ten sessions, each
approximately three hours long,
July memory
8 & 9 care
assisted living and
for retail.
upcoming
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bridge over
the Bark
River and
the addition
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walking
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trails
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more!
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- 10amhome
to 4pm
has purchased
just south
Downtown
of St. Johns
Park whichDelafield
we plan to tear
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the Park
and access to
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the Bark River.
A new Delafield
volunteer group,
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has been
New Member Showcase
The Delafield Hotel
(Complimentary Networking Event for
Chamber Members Only)
frequentresidents
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wherein
can learn
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City.
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every
means
we
can:
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as
well as25,
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others are
involved
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in emergency situations within our
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the dispatch center, EVOC (how to
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Dear rThursdays
esiDentsat 5pm
CITIZENS ACADEMY
14
Tri-Chamber Golf Outing
(Pewaukee Chamber Leads Event)
Delafield Block Party
Food & Music Festival
Fax: 262-646-6223
September 16
Common Council
1st & 3rd
Monday
at 7:00 P.M.
Fall
Art Walk
Plan Commission
Downtown Delafield
October 13 - 5pm to 9pm
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
City Hall Ladies Night Out
646-6220
Downtown Delafield
Fire Department
(non-emergency)
October 22 646-6235
Library
646-6230
Halloween
in Delafield
Municipal
Court
646-6245
Parks andDowntown
Recreation Delafield646-6220
Police5pm:
Department
Business Trick or Treat
(non-emergency)
646-6240
7pm: Grand Pumpkin Illumination
Public Works
646-6225
Sewer/Water
Billing
November
10 - 5pm to 646-6220
9pm
Ladies Night Out
CITY OFFICIALS
DowntownDirector
Delafield
Administrator/DPW
646-6220
December 3 - 9am to noon
[email protected]
Breakfast with the Reindeer
Clerk-Treasurer
Delafield
Gina
Gresch,Fish
MMCHatchery Grounds
646-6220
Shopping,
caroling,
[email protected]
live reindeer & more!
Library Director
TerryDecember
Zignego 8 - 5pm to 9pm
646-6230
Police Chief
Ladies Night Out
Erik Kehl
Downtown Delafield646-6240
Fire Chief
Kevin Keith
646-6235
[email protected]
ELECTED OFFICIALS
To
reserve the Delafield Fish Hatchery,
Mayor:
please
City Hall at 262-646-6220
Michelecall
DeYoe
646-2907
[email protected]
Alderpersons:
367-1982
[email protected]
(evidence
District 2,gathering),
Jim BehrendMILO (serious
646-4599
[email protected]
situations/laser
gun simulated), CPR,
Tactical
duties,
DistrictSquad
3, Jackie
ValdeLake Country
646-8678
[email protected]
Fire
and Rescue, and the community of
public
safety
personnel
general.
District
4, Chris
Smith in262-682-0116
[email protected]
If you can set aside 30 total hours
orDistrict
so of your
time,
three hours
one
5, Matt
Grimmer
262-271-5838
[email protected]
evening
per week beginning in February,
this
is an 6,
experience
miss.
District
Al Zietlow you cannot
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[email protected]
Please
watch the City of Delafield
website
dates
and registration.
Districtfor
7, Tim
Aicher
646-5900
[email protected]
There is no fee to attend this amazing
experience!
Linking Our Past to Our Future - The Delafield History Center
The white building adjacent to
the Hawks Inn house museum on
Wells Street has been renamed The
Delafield History Center. The purpose
is to emphasize to the public that our
collections are not limited to those
pertaining to Hawks Inn and the Hawks
family, but include historical information
for the entire Delafield area. Our large
photo collection, Delafield Then and
Now, has photos from 1870s Delafield
to
New to the Center last
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earpresent.
resiDents
summer is a large painting by local artist
Chuck Weber of Civil War hero Alonzo
Cushing. The posthumous award of
the Congressional Medal of Honor to
Cushing was celebrated at a Cushing
Park ceremony on Memorial Day
recession, we
weekend 2015. After the ceremony, a
have seen a surge
reception for the guests from around
of new business
the state and the country was held at
approvals,
the History Center.
potential
For the past year, volunteers have
developments,
been working on categorizing and
infrastructure
filing hundreds of newspaper clippings
improvements
relating to the area. Recently, the Town
and residential
of Delafield donated assessment/tax
proposals. People
roll books going back to the late 1800s.
want to live, work
Until 1959, when the City of Delafield
was incorporated, it was all the Town of
Delafield.
In the lower level of the Center
is a resource library of tharound 2000
we celebrated the 100 anniversary
volumes. The collection focuses on 19th
century U. S. history, including customs
and cultural aspects of that time period,
especially the Civil War era. Local and
Wisconsin history are also featured. At
this time, the books may not be checked
out, but can be accessed when the
Center is open.
As is evidenced by the sign in the
photo, the Center was most recently
used as the base for Christmas at the
Inn, a highly successful community
event featuring the Inn as it may
have been at Christmas in the 1850s.
Decorated with all natural materials
by the SumMerDel Garden Club, the
Open House features fireplace cooking,
heritage craft demonstrations, guided
tours by young women from KM
Perform taking the role of Fanny Hawks,
and new this year, visits with Father
Christmas.
In November, the History Center
hosted the dessert stage of the first
Hawks Inn Progressive Dinner. Starting
in the Tap Room in the Inn, the guests
progressed to Revere’s for dinner and
finished with dessert by the Great
Harvest Bread Co. Throughout the year,
the Center is available for rentals for
receptions, business meetings, and
other events such as the Winter Music
Series sponsored by SummerStage.
Information about that can be found at
www.summerstageofdelafield.org.
Residents who find historical
information about Delafield in their
family archives are encouraged to share
it with us. From now until May, the
History Center is open every Wednesday
morning from 9:15 to 11:30. The
for retail.
upcoming months. Wells Street Station
completion later this summer, and is
volunteers meet there for coffee while
they are working on the archives or
other projects. The gift shop’s unique
offerings are also available. Drop-ins
500 Genesee
St. welcome.
from the community
are very
Delafield, WI 53018
Current information
about Hawks
Tel: 262-646-6220
Inn can be found
on
our
Facebook page:
Fax: 262-646-6223
www.facebook.com/hawksinn.
www.cityofdelafield.comYou do
not
have toCouncil
have a Facebook account
Common
to access
our
It features
many
1st & 3rdpage.
Monday
at 7:00 P.M.
current
photos from recent events as
Plan Commission
Last
Wednesday
at 7:00 P.M.history
well as
a timeline
of Wisconsin
for the day. We also have a web page:
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
www.hawksinn.org
that has information
City Hall
646-6220
about
upcoming
events
and links to the
Fire Department
rental
forms for the Center. 646-6235
(non-emergency)
Library
Municipal Court
Police Department
(non-emergency)
Public Works
Sewer/Water Billing
CITY OFFICIALS
[email protected]
Clerk-Treasurer
Gina Gresch, MMC
[email protected]
Library Director
Terry Zignego
Police Chief
Erik Kehl
Fire Chief
Kevin Keith
[email protected]
646-6230
646-6245
646-6220
646-6240
646-6225
646-6220
646-6220
646-6220
646-6230
646-6240
646-6235
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Mayor:
Michele DeYoe
646-2907
[email protected]
Alderpersons:
367-1982
[email protected]
646-4599
[email protected]
646-8678
[email protected]
262-682-0116
[email protected]
[email protected]
414-254-1454
[email protected]
646-5900
[email protected]
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City of Delafield
500 Genesee St.
Delafield, WI 53018
Delafield, WI
53018
Permit No. 13
Have you noticed a change in the wave action on Lake Nagawicka in the last few years?
The Lake Welfare Committee is
looking for your input. Some residents
have commented that the wave action
on Lake Nagawicka has been increasing
to levels of concern from the everincreasing number of wake surfing and
wake boarding boats being used on the
lake Nagawicka. Wake surfing boats
are capable of carrying a large ballast
of water, designed to go 12-14 mph,
and generating waves between 4 and
5 feet measured from the trough to
the crest of the wave. The participant
surfs just a few feet behind the boat
during this activity. Wake boarding
boats go a little faster with waves 2-3
feet high and the participant rides
their board back and forth jumping the
waves. As a comparison, new water ski
boats are designed to generate wakes
approximately 6 inches high.
The Lake Welfare committee would
like to know if the recent increases in
these types of boats and activities have
changed how you enjoy the lake. As a
sailor, water skier, tuber, pontooner,
kayaker, or paddle boarder, are you
noticing this change? We’d greatly
appreciate your positive or negative
feedback on this topic. Please plan to
stop by the regularly scheduled Lake
Welfare committee meeting in February
or March (6pm at City Hall on the 2nd
Wednesday of each month) or send
an email to [email protected]
with your comments. The Lake Welfare
Committee will review all comments
during these upcoming meetings and
discuss the possible need for restrictions
around the time of day, day of week or
areas of lake regarding the use of these
types of boats for this activity.
Members of the Lake Welfare
Committee perceive this as a difficult
topic and one that other lakes both
locally and nationally are discussing
and struggling with as well. The boating
industry has made considerable changes
to their boat designs in recent years,
and enthusiastic boaters are buying
them at a rapid pace. With your input,
we’re hopeful that we can address these
concerns in a way that allows everyone
equal access and enjoyment of this
great natural resource we call Lake
Nagawicka.
Lake Welfare Committee

January - City of Delafield

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