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PLAN COMMISSION STAFF REPORT
DATE:
May 20, 2016
TO:
Mr. Tom Hafner, City Administrator
FROM:
Roger T. Dupler, City Planner
RE:
May 25, 2016 Plan Commission Agenda Items
CC:
City of Delafield – Plan Commission
The following itemized descriptions are provided to facilitate a cursory review. Each entry
corresponds to the May 25, 2016 Plan Commission meeting agenda items. All of the petitioner
submitted documents and related data may be viewed in the meeting packet distributed by the Clerk.
Consent Agenda:
Motions for approval should specifically reference staff recommendation comments.
3a)
Upper Nashotah Lake Property Association:
Signage
The Upper Nashotah Lake Property Association wishes to erect a sign to identify invasive
species control measures at the boat launch on Valley Road. This sign will be posted on
a residential property owned by Ms. Bonnie Leukert, in the easement created for lake
access. The property owners surrounding Upper Nashotah Lake are afforded lake access
on the western portion of the Leukert property. The sign conforms to setback requirements
and size limitations. The colors of the sign match the residence colors.
Recommendation: Approval
3b)
Heritage Delafield:
Business Plan of Operation
The Heritage senior living facility wishes to open a leasing office in an existing tenant
space of the Village Square north building. This office will be used until the new building
is constructed and occupied. At that time they will relocate to the main facility. Hours of
Operation are appropriate, there are no proposed changes to the architecture or site plan
and the parking demand is unaffected.
Recommendation: Approval.
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3c
Starbucks:
Temporary Business Plan of Operation
During the process of interior remodeling their interior space Starbucks wishes to conduct
business out of a trailer placed in the parking lot in close proximity to their building
entrance. The trailer is placed so as to avoid conflict with the vehicle traffic in the parking
lot and displaces four parking spaces. The anticipated use will extend through May 28,
2016. This petition was pre-approved by the Administrator and is on the Plan Commission
agenda for concurrence.
Recommendation: Approval.
Unfinished Business
4a)
Kowalski Kitchen and Bath:
Site Plan and Architecture
Kowalski Kitchen and Bath returns to the Plan Commission this month with revised
architecture for a building addition. The addition will extend the existing footprint of the
building to the east and present frontage along Milwaukee Street. The elements of the
façade conform to the Downtown Delafield Design District Guidelines, Ord. 17.33. The
improved elevation creates a parapet with a false gable that reflects the architectural
character of the existing building. Colors and materials will match the existing building.
4b)
Steam Yard Coffee:
Signage
The Steam Yard returns to the Plan Commission this month with revised signage and
placement of the drive-through menu board for consideration. The proposed building
signs are to be installed on the north façade and east façade. Each exhibits 15sf and
conform to the multitenant sign program. In addition an awning is proposed for the north
elevation that spans the width of the existing storefront window. A logo is displayed on
the awning that constitutes an additional 7.2 sf, this additional signage is also in
conformance with the sign program. Four directional signs are placed about the building
to identify the drive-through traffic route. These signs are 6sf each, 8sf is allowable by
code. The proposed sign panel for inclusion in the shopping center monument sign is
allowable as a panel substitution to an approved multitenant display. The menu board is
mounted on the south elevation of the building and patron will communicate via a speaker
system to the employees inside. This speaker is integral to the menu board and is within
three feet of the travel lane. After installation staff will inspect the speaker and measure
the decibels to ensure ordinance compliance.
Recommendation: Approval contingent upon reduced directional signage. The number
of signs proposed seems excessive. In addition the 6sf sign panels appear to be oversized. A more discrete presentation may be desired. In addition the proposed white posts
and panel will be too obtrusive. Staff has shared these concerns with the applicant and a
revised directional sign design is expected before the May 25 meeting date.
New Business
5a)
First Presbyterian Church:
Amended Conditional Use
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The Church wishes to upgrade their existing sign and replace the wooden post mounted
panel with an architectural monument sign that is more complimentary to the building
architecture. The proposed sign will exhibit a masonry base and an internally lighted panel
above. A manual message board is positioned in the center of the display. This panel is
designed for conversion to an electronic sign in the future. The electronic message center
will require Plan Commission approval before conversion. The size of the sign respects
the district regulations and location of the proposed sign is consistant with the current sign
location.
Recommendation: Approval, contingent upon input from the public hearing and
recommend to the Common Council of the same. A motion to approve, approve with
conditions, or deny should reference the Conditional Use criteria per ordinance.
5b)
American Legion Post 196:
Amended Conditional Use Site Plan and Architecture
The American Legion Post wishes to enhance their existing building by creating an
addition on the west side of the structure. The new space is created to accommodate a
larger congregation area for events. In addition an auxiliary space is proposed on the east
side of the building to house a walk-in freezer and storage.
The existing building is placed parallel to Lapham Peak Road and provides for parking
between the building and the street. The building is situated approximately 66’ from the
center line of North Lapham Peak Road. Lapham Peak Road is not a platted right-of-way
adjacent to the Legion building, however, a prescriptive right-of-way exists as a result of
the City utilizing and maintaining the street for greater than 10 years. The width of a
prescriptive right-of-way is 33’ from the centerline. As such, the existing front setback of
the Legion building is 33’ and exists as a legal nonconforming structure since the R-3
district requires a front setback of 50’. The proposed eastside addition which is intended
to house the walk-in freezer will further reduce the setback to near 24’, thereby increasing
the nonconforming condition.
The Legion is operating under a historic conditional use permit that affords flexibility in
operational issues, it is not a Planned Development that would accommodate site plan
flexibility. Therefore the proposed addition to the east elevation may not be considered
achievable. The addition to the west side of the building is in full compliance with district
regulations and may be moved forward if the Plan Commission desires. The proposed
size and Floor Area Ratio of the west addition are well within the district regulations. With
the additional building area the parking lot design must be modified to accommodate
seven more parking spaces to satisfy the parking ratio requirements. .
The proposed architectural presentation is designed as a military surplus Quonset hut in
appearance. The unconventional style has some drawbacks that should be considered.
The Building Inspector has expressed concern for satisfying the regulations of the
commercial building code with this type of design. In addition the Legion Post may wish
to consider an adaptive re-use of the building in the event it were sold. The Quonset style
may not be attractive to future users.
The Legion is a Conditional Use for their operation in the R-3 residential district as
mandated by 17.46(6)(a), however there is no current record of the permit. At this time
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staff recommends that the CUP be updated to the latest format and reapproved
accordingly.
Recommendation: Share with the petitioner direction for modifying their proposed
architecture and site plan contingent upon public hearing input and direct staff to draft a
new conditional use permit. A resubmittal of building plans, site plan, and conditional use
permit may be considered on a future agenda. A motion to approve, approve with
conditions, or deny should reference the Conditional Use criteria per ordinance.
5c)
Lake Country School:
Signage
The Lake Country School supports the efforts of Boy Scout Eagle candidate Matthew Fried
and his vision of creating a scoreboard for the Lake Country School baseball diamond.
The scoreboard is to be placed east of the entrance drive well within the property and
respects all required setbacks. The size of the sign conforms to code requirements, it is
40sf and post-mounted at 9.5’ high.
5d)
Fishbones:
Site Plan, Architecture, and Amended Business Plan of Operation.
The popular area restaurant wishes to increase the size of their existing deck on the east
side of the building. Currently a small deck is accessible to patrons that provides views to
the lake. The proposed plan will increase the deck to the east and north. The east extent
of the new deck respects the required 10’ side yard setback. The north side of the deck
extends to the front of the building and parallels Milwaukee Street. The building is a legal
nonconforming structure in that it does not exhibit the mandatory 30’ front setback of the
B-1A district. By limiting the deck to be consistent with the front façade of the building the
nonconformity is not increased and may therefore be considered by the Plan Commission.
The proposed deck will be surrounded by appropriate landscape materials and the green
space between the deck and the existing pavement will be preserved. Parking spaces
are unaffected and shall remain the same. The proposed deck will add 965sf of seating
area.
5e)
Rogers Memorial Hospital:
Amended Conditional Use Site Plan and Architecture
Rogers Memorial Hospital purchased the former site of Cedar Creek Community Based
Residential Facility (CBRF), as such they have assumed the existing Conditional Use
Permit as well. The application introduces a new building to be erected for an ancillary
use and associated site improvements. The CBRF allowances provide for use of
residential structures as group housing for treatment centers. There are restrictions to
the number of residents that impact the potential growth and development of the facility.
Staff has recommended that the three residential lot be consolidated into one lot and
treated as a campus rather than individual lots. With this modification the need for
access easements and utilities easements are not complicated with extraneous
requirements. In addition the Hospital may be afford greater flexibility in their campus
planning.
The preliminary plan illustrates the two existing residential buildings accommodating 16
units in one building and 8 in the other. The newly proposed garden center is the
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northern building in the site plan. A new parking lot configuration is proposed with
improved driveway access. The Fire Chief has reviewed the plan and does not have
any issues with emergency vehicle access. Recent expansion of the gravel parking lot
has been reviewed by the City Engineer and found to be acceptable. Since the new
building does not introduce any residential units the parking demand is unaffected,
however the proposed parking layout will further increase the available number of
spaces for residents, guests and staff. The total Floor Area Ratio is far below the
allowable amount and the required setbacks are respected by both building and parking.
East facing parking spaces should be screened from the existing residential lots east of
the subject site. A new sign is desired but has not yet been incorporated into the site
plan.
A cursory review of the submitted engineering documents has produced the following
comments for revision prior to final approval:
Storm Water Management
•
Recommend using the updated rainfall data (Atlas 14). Use of updated rainfall
data will affect peak flow rates and an updated SWMP would be required.
•
WinSLAMM input data needs to be provided for review.
•
Soil test data needs to be provided to confirm soils information. Provide at least
1 boring for each facility being used for storm water management (RG1, Ex.
Kettles 1 & 2); this may enable engineer to utilize a higher infiltration rate for
modeling and determine if an underdrain for the rain garden is necessary.
•
Storm water easements are needed for each facility being utilized for the storm
water management for the site (Water quality swale(s), rain garden and kettles)
and provide in maintenance agreement.
•
The rain garden bottom elevation does not appear to be shown consistently
between the SWMP and construction plans.
•
No wet detention basin facilities appear to be proposed and should be removed
from the SWMA.
Civil Plans
•
Ensure driveway entrance accommodates emergency vehicles; Fire Dept. needs
to review prior to final approval.
•
Ensure that sanitary sewer easements are provided for existing sewer on
property. Proposed sewer will also need easements if they are public.
•
The proposed sewer could be considered private; this would likely result in reduced
pipe size but maintenance would be Owner's responsibility. This can be further
discussed with City and Owner.
In addition to the engineering comments a preliminary review of the submitted Certified
Survey Map was conducted by the City Surveyor:
CSM
•
•
A vision easement must be incorporated at the driveway location.
Easements for all City utilities must be illustrated in the final CSM.
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Architecture of the proposed building is a contemporary rural design and reasonable
compatible with the campus aesthetics. Colors and materials are complimentary to the
other structure on site.
The Hospital has the opportunity to create a masterplan of buildout expectations for review
by the Plan Commission at this time. That information has been shared with the applicant
but the understanding is that the campus will not be expanded in the future.
Recommendation: Share with the applicant any issues or concerns and schedule a
public hearing for final conditional use amendment.
Zoning and Ordinance Revision
6a)
Electronic Signs:
Zoning Text Amendments
The following is a reissue of the April staff report. In addition to the text amendments to
be considered a graphic illustrating the percentages of electron sign potential is included
in the packet as requested by the Plan Commission.
The March Plan Commission meeting yielded substantive deliberation on the elements of
electronic signage as it relates to the proposed text amendments described below. To
justify and support the City’s authority to consider the regulation of electronic signs
additional information from State Statutes is provided to demonstrate the WisDOT
authority over highway signage. Both on premise and off premise signage is under the
Departments jurisdiction up to 660’ from the travel lanes of the highway. In addition,
regulations enforced by the Department are directly applicable to the proposed EMC
district being considered by the Plan Commission. Excerpts from the State Statutes are
herein provided for reference:
§ 84.30 Regulation of outdoor advertising.
(2) DEFINITIONS. In this section, unless the context otherwise requires:
(a) "Adjacent area" means an area which is adjacent to and within 660 feet of the nearest
edge of the right-of-way of any interstate or primary highway or the Great River Road, which
660 feet distance shall be measured horizontally along a line normal or perpendicular to the
center line of the highway.
(3) SIGNS PROHIBITED. No sign visible from the main-traveled way of any interstate or federal-aid
highway may be erected or maintained, except the following:
(c) Signs advertising activities conducted on the property on which they are located if such
on-property signs comply with applicable federal law and the June 1961 agreement
between the department and the federal highway administrator relative to control of
advertising adjacent to interstate highways. No on-property sign may be erected in a
location where it constitutes a traffic hazard. If the department issues permits for outdoor
advertising signs, the department is not required to issue permits for on-property signs that
conform to the requirements of this paragraph. On-property signs may be illuminated,
subject to the following restrictions:
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1. Signs that contain, include or are illuminated by any flashing, intermittent or moving
light or lights are prohibited, except electronic signs permitted by rule of the department.
(4) SIGN CRITERIA. The department shall effectively control or cause to be controlled, the erection
and maintenance of outdoor advertising signs, displays and devices that are erected subsequent
to March 18, 1972 in all business areas. Whenever a bona fide county or local zoning authority
has made a determination of customary use, as to size, lighting and spacing such determination
may be accepted in lieu of controls by agreement in the zoned commercial and industrial areas
within the geographical jurisdiction of such authority. In all other business areas, the criteria set
forth below shall apply:
(b) Signs may be illuminated, subject to the following restrictions:
1. Signs which contain, include, or are illuminated by any flashing, intermittent, or moving
light or lights are prohibited, except those specified in par. (bm) and those giving public
service information such as time, date, temperature, weather, or similar information.
(bm) Signs may contain multiple or variable messages, including messages on louvers that
are rotated and messages formed solely by use of lights or other electronic or digital
displays, that may be changed by any electronic process, subject to all of the following
restrictions:
1. Each change of message shall be accomplished in one second or less.
2. Each message shall remain in a fixed position for at least 6 seconds.
3. The use of traveling messages or segmented messages is prohibited.
4. The department, by rule, may prohibit or establish restrictions on the illumination of
messages to a degree of brightness that is greater than necessary for adequate visibility.
Message Duration
• Current ordinance limitations on the rate of change for electronic messaging
identified in 17.70(3) is one commercial message per 30 minutes. Noncommercial
messages such as time and temperature are not regulated. The 30 minute rule
was implemented in response to the number of churches that have employed
EMCs throughout the City. Generally these churches are in direct association with
residential uses and the intent of the 30 minute message duration protects the
interests of the neighboring residents.
• A 30 minute limitation does not accommodate the needs of businesses with direct
exposure to our highway system that do not present conflict with residential uses.
A shorter rate of change may be considered in these instances. At the February
Plan Commission meeting Mr. Tom Strickler reiterated the WisDOT EMC
regulations applicable to the State Highways. Regarding the rate of change, a
single message must be displayed for at least 6 seconds (WisDOT sign regulation
84.30-2). With this knowledge the Plan Commission may wish to consider
modifying the ordinance to accommodate EMCs for highway exposure separate
from those throughout the balance of the City.
Proposed zoning text amendments for consideration are as follows:
Light Intensity:
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The intensity of all electronic messaging systems should be regulated. A measure of
intensity recommended in the industry is 0.3 footcandles above ambient lighting
conditions.
17.70 - Exterior Lighting and Illumination of Signs.
(1)
All lighting for external illumination of buildings or grounds or for the illumination of signs
shall be directed away from and shall be shielded from adjacent residential districts and shall
also be so arranged as to not adversely affect driver visibility on adjacent thoroughfares (see §
17.235 and § 17.52(7)). (Am. #491)
(2)
The use of flashing or revolving lights other than traffic control lights is specifically
prohibited in all districts. This prohibition shall apply to all signs, including portable or
temporary signs.
(3)
Signs which convey changing noncommercial information such as time or temperature, by
words, letters or images represented by lights of uniform color on a uniform background
where the words, letters or images are not in motion are permitted. Such signs may not
include changing advertisements for products or services or other messages of a commercial
nature. The rate of change for any message, excepting time and temperature, may not be less
than 30 minutes. (Am. #474; 719)
(4)
Light intensity of electronic messaging systems shall be limited to less than 0.3
footcandles above ambient lighting levels at the property boundary.
EMC District
• The City Expressway District 17.67(4)(b)6 already accommodates the use of a
reader board in the I-94 corridor. The language may be modified to include EMCs.
The size is regulated at 40sf, or 20% of the total sign area permitted.
• The Plan Commission may wish to create a secondary zone for EMC application.
This zone may be limited to Business zoned properties abutting the three
highways. A proposed boundary is included in the packet.
17.67 – Signs Permitted in All Business and Industrial Districts.
(10)
Electronic message systems shall be permitted in Business zoned parcels directly
abutting the rights-of-way of STH 83, USH 16, and I-94 or the associated frontage
roads as delineated in the EMC Boundary District.
(a)
Only one electronic messaging system shall be permitted per lot.
(b)
Electronic messaging shall be limited to 20% of the allowable sign area.
(c)
Light intensity of electronic messaging systems shall be limited to less than 0.3
footcandles above ambient lighting levels at the property boundary.
(d)
Electronic messaging systems shall be limited to a rate of change not less than 6
seconds. No message shall be segmented.
Downtown Delafield Design District:
Included in the packet is a map that identifies the Downtown Delafield Design District. The
design limitations unique to this boundary are verbalized in 17.30(1). Verbiage describing
the intent of illuminated signage is in Section (g). To expound upon this description of
aesthetic expectation the Plan Commission may consider additional prohibitions to
regulate the use of electronic messaging from inside storefront windows.
17.30 – Design Guidelines for Special Design Review Districts.
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(1)
Downtown Delafield Design District Guidelines.
(m)
Electronic message, both external and internal displays, shall be
prohibited in the Downtown Delafield Design District.
Recommendation: Approval, contingent upon public hearing input and recommend the
proposed amendments to the Common Council. The City attorney shall be directed to
prepare the ordinance to reflect any changes as directed by the Plan Commission.
6b)
Comprehensive Plan Amendment:
Text Amendment
In response to direction received at the April Plan Commission meeting an ordinance has
been drafted for action and recommendation to the City Council. This ordinance removes
from the Comprehensive Plan the requirement for a maximum 30% reduction in Planned
Unit Development lot sizes.
Recommendation: Approval and recommend to the Common Council.
END OF REPORT
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CITY OF DELAFIELD
(262) 646-6220
Plan Commission Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
7:00 p.m.
**CITY HALL COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBERS**
500 Genesee Street, Delafield, WI 53018
Call Plan Commission Meeting to Order.
Pledge of Allegiance.
Roll Call.
PUBLIC HEARING #1:
LOCATION:
OWNER/APPLICANT:
MATTER:
Conditional Use Amendment – Site Plan and Signage
DELC 0789.981 1851 Genesee Street, Delafield.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Applicant seeks to amend the conditional use permit to allow a site plan
amendment and new sign architecture.
PUBLIC HEARING #2:
LOCATION:
OWNER/APPLICANT:
MATTER:
Conditional Use Amendment – Site Plan and Architecture
DELC 0798.977.001 333 North Lapham Peak Road, Delafield.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 196
Applicant seeks to amend the conditional use permit to allow for a modified site
plan and building addition architecture.
1.
2.
3.
Approve Plan Commission meeting Minutes of April 27, 2016 meeting.
City of Delafield Citizen’s Comments pertaining to subjects on this agenda.
Consent Agenda:
Consent Agenda items are considered in one motion, in accordance with the Staff Report
recommendations, unless a Plan Commissioner or staff member requests that an item be removed from
Consent consideration.
a.
b.
c.
4.
DELC 0624.003, 34268 Valley Road, Delafield. Owner: Bonnie Leukert. Applicant: Upper
Nashotah Lake Property Association. Applicant seeks approval of a permanent sign to
identify invasive species control measures.
DELC 0733.998.002, 3037 Village Square Drive, Delafield. Owner: Delafield Investments
LLC. Applicant: Lake Country ALF LLC. Applicant seeks approval of a Business Plan of
Operation for a leasing office for Heritage Delafield. Hours of operation, Monday through
Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, and Sunday, Noon to 5 p.m., with one parttime and one full-time employee.
DELC 0804.982, 2900 Golf Road, Delafield. Owner: Ramco Delafield II LLC. Applicant:
Starbucks. Applicant seeks approval of a temporary Business Plan of Operation to conduct
business out of a trailer during interior remodeling. Hours of Operation and employees are the
same as the existing restaurant operation.
Unfinished Business
a.
DELC 0798.001, 600 Milwaukee Street, Delafield. Owner: DMK Investments. Applicant:
Kowalske Kitchen and Bath. Applicant seeks approval for building addition architecture and
site plan.
b.
DELC 0733.998.002, 3152 Village Square Drive, Hartland. Owner: Delafield Investments
LLC. Applicant: The Tomi Group. Applicant seeks approval of building signage, directional
signage, monument signage. and drive through menu board for Steam Yard Coffee.
Plan Commission Agenda – May 25, 2016
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5.
New Business
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
DELC 0789.981, 1851 Genesee Street, Delafield. Owner/Applicant: First Presbyterian
Church. Applicant seeks to amend the conditional use permit to allow a site plan amendment
and new sign architecture. Recommend to the Common Council of the same.
DELC 0798.977.001, 333 North Lapham Peak Road, Delafield. Owner: American Legion
Post 196. Applicant: Architectural Expressions. Applicant seeks to amend the conditional
use permit to allow for a modified site plan and building addition architecture. Recommend to the
Common Council of the same.
DELC 0737.995.001, 1800 Vettelson Road, Hartland. Owner/Applicant: Lake Country
School District. Applicant seeks approval of a permanent sign and scoreboard.
DELC 0797.084 1704 Milwaukee Street, Delafield.
Owner/Applicant: Sobczak
Development 1704 LLC. Applicant seeks approval of a site plan to enlarge the existing dining
deck at Fishbones Cajun & Creole Restaurant and to amend the Business Plan to include
outdoor music.
DELC 0790.999.001, 0790.999.002, 0790.999.003, 277 Oakwood Drive, Delafield. Owner:
Rogers Memorial Hospital Incorporated. Applicant: TWP Architecture. Applicant seeks
approval of a preliminary Certified Survey Map, site plan and architecture for a new accessory
building.
6.
Zoning and Ordinance Revision.
a. Discussion and action regarding proposed text amendments for 17.70(3) Electronic signs.
Recommend to the Common Council of the same.
b. Discussion and action to amend the Comprehensive Plan regarding Planned Development Lot
Reduction restrictions. Recommend to the Common Council of the same.
7.
Reports of City Officials
a.
Clerk
1.
Plan Commission Meeting Dates & Deadlines
Meeting: June 29, 2016
Regular submittal deadline: June 15, 2016
Public Hearing submittal deadline: June 1, 2016
b.
Planner
c.
Building Inspector
8.
Correspondence
a.
Letter from Lake Country School District Administrator re support of the proposed Scoreboard
Sign.
b.
Letter from Bark River Farm, Pamela Krainik, re support of proposed amendment to the
Conditional Use Permit sought by owners of the Rustic Manor property.
9.
Adjournment
Persons requiring an interpreter or other assistance should contact the City Clerk-Treasurer's office 72 hours prior to the meeting. Notice is hereby given that a majority of the
Common Council or any other board, commission or committee may be present at the meeting of the Plan Commission scheduled the last Wednesday of the month, May 25,
2016 to gather information about a subject in which they are interested. This constitutes a meeting of the Common Council and any other board, commission or committee
pursuant to State ex rel. Badke v. Greendale Village Bd., 173 Wis. 2d 553, 494 2d 408 (1993), and must be noticed as such, although said boards, commissions or committees
will not take any formal action at this meeting.
Deputy Clerk-Treasurer JO
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Applications are to be submitted to the Clerk' s Office 15 days prior to the next regularly scheduled Plan
Commission meeting. Applications will be placed on the Consent Agenda for Plan Commission approval.
A complete submittal includes the following:
175 Application Fee
Completed and signed application
Site plan showing the location of the new signs on the property and/ or building
Color rendering showing the dimensions, color and text of each sign
Photograph of existing building with indication of where sign is to be placed
Downtown properties are subject to the approved historic color pallet, which is on file at City Hall**
Following the Plan Commission meeting, if the Business Plan of Operation is approved, sign permit will be issued by the
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TITIS PROPERTY HAS 24- HOUR SECURITY SURVEILLANCE VIEDO INSTALLED
THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY AND YOU ARE TRESPASSING IF:
1' nu are not a member oft he Upper Nashotah Lake Recreational Property Association or are not authorized by the
Association or Property Owner to be here.
Swimming and fishing are not allowed on this property at anytime.
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No overnight parking is allowed.
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Hours of operation: 6: 00am to 10: 00ptn.
RULES FOR BOAT LAUNCH AND BOAT fEQUIPMENT WASH DOWN AREA.
When using this property please be respectful of the landowner and family. The Association does not own any of
the huildings and only has the right to use the driveway, the boat launch, and the grass area from the driveway to
the fence on the West.
You must enter the property from the East, using the drive closest to the house. Pull around the drive and back onto
tier wash area to inspect your equipment.
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Grass pavers have been installed along the wash station/ grass parking area that will support a vehicle and trailer.
You can transition from the asphalt to this grass area without any prohlem. Do not drive onto any other grass areas.
Every boat and piece of equipment going into and coming out of the lake must be inspected, cleaned, and free
of any invasive Species.
Leave any weeds or other Invasive Species on the ground by the wash area. Do not throw them in the lake.
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ACCESS AND USE
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Recorded On:09/18/2014 9:16:58 AM
Total Fee: $30.00
Page(s): 15
Transfer Tax: $0.00
RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL
Document Number
Document Title
Recording Area
Name and Return Address:
John H. Shore
Davis & Kuelthau, s.c.,
300 N. Corporate Drive, #150
Brookfield, WI 53045
PIN:
DELC0624.003
ACCESS AND USE
EASEMENT AGREEMENT AND
RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL
Document Number
Document Title
Recording Area
Name and Return Address:
John H. Shore
Davis & Kuelthau, s.c.,
300 N. Corporate Drive, #150
PIN:
DELC0624.003
ACCESS AND USE EASEMENT AGREEMENT
AND RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL
THIS ACCESS AND USE EASEMENT AGREEMENT AND RIGHT OF FIRST
REFUSAL ("Agreement") is dated as of September 17th, 2014, by and between UNLRP A LLC,
a Wisconsin limited liability company ("Grantor") and Upper Nashotah Lake Recreational
Property Association, Inc., a Wisconsin nonstock corporation ("Grantee" or "Association").
RECITALS
Grantor and Grantee acknowledge the following:
A.
Grantor owns that certain real property legally described on the attached
Exhibit A and depicted on the attached Exhibit E (the "Grantor Parcel").
B.
Pursuant and subject to the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement,
Grantor desires to grant to Grantee and Grantee desires to accept from Grantor an easement for
ingress and egress on, over, through and across that portion of the Grantor Parcel legally
described on the attached Exhibit B and depicted on the attached Exhibit E (the "Easement
Area") for purposes of access to Upper Nashotah Lake.
AGREEMENT
In consideration of the Recitals, the mutual agreements that follow and other good and
valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Grantor
and Grantee hereby agree as follows:
1.
Consideration. As consideration for the easement and right of first refusal granted
herein to Grantee by Grantor, Grantee hereby grants and assigns to Grantor the opportunity and
right: (i) to subject the Grantor Parcel to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions of the Upper Nashotah Lake Recreational Property recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Waukesha County, Wisconsin, on March 3, 2014, as Document No.
4068388 and as thereafter and hereafter amended, restated and supplemented (the
"Declaration"), and (ii) to acquire a membership interest in the Association, with all of the
benefits, rights, privileges, duties, obligations and burdens appurtenant to a membership interest
in the Association as described in the Declaration.
2.
Grant of Easement. Pursuant and subject to the terms and conditions contained in
this Agreement, Grantor on its own behalf and on behalf of the successors and assigns of
Grantor's interest in the Grantor Parcel, hereby grants to Grantee and Grantee's successors and
assigns, and Grantee hereby accepts from Grantor, a permanent and perpetual easement on, over,
through and across the Easement Area for the benefit of the Grantee and Grantee's members, and
the successors and assigns of the Grantee and the Grantee's members, for the Permitted Use (as
defined below).
3.
Use and Scope of Easement. Grantee shall have the exclusive use of the
Easement Area legally described on the attached Exhibit C, and the non-exclusive use in
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conjunction with Grantor and the successors to Grantor's fee interest in the Grantor Parcel to the
Easement Area legally described on the attached Exhibit D, for vehicular (with or without trailer)
and pedestrian ingress, egress and access to and from the high water mark of Upper Nashotah
Lake and the adjacent public right of way known as Valley Road (the "Permitted Use"). The
exclusive use referred to herein extends to Grantee's members by license described in the
Declaration and as otherwise provided in this Agreement. Notwithstanding anything to the
contrary set forth in this Agreement, Grantee shall not exercise any riparian right in or on the
Easement Area except for the Permitted Use.
4.
Non-Interference. Grantor agrees not to obstruct or otherwise erect any barrier or
physical impediment which would impede, impair or prevent the Grantee's use of the Easement
Area for the Permitted Use, and Grantee agrees that Grantee's use of the Easement Area for the
Permitted Use shall not unreasonably interfere with Grantor's use and ownership ofthe Grantor
Parcel, including, without limitation the Easement Area legally described on Exhibit D,
provided, however, that Grantor's use of the Easement Area legally described on Exhibit C for a
Permitted Use is premised and exclusively based upon Grantors being a member of the
Association, and Grantor's use of the Easement Area legally described on Exhibit C for a
Permitted Use in any capacity other than in the capacity of a member of the Association, is
strictly prohibited. Unless exigent circumstances require otherwise, Grantee's use of the
Easement Area shall be after 7:00a.m. and before lO:OO.p.m. Central Standard Time each day.
5.
Construction and Maintenance.
(a)
Grantor's Maintenance Obligations. Grantor shall, at Grantor's sole cost
and expense, be solely responsible for all maintenance and repair of the driveway located
within the Easement Area legally described on Exhibit D. Grantor shall cause all
maintenance, repair and replacement activities to be completed in a good and
workmanlike manner. For purposes of establishing a standard of condition, the driveway
shall be devoid of material potholes, cracks, ruts or washboard.
(b)
Grantee's Maintenance Obligations. Grantee shall, at Grantee's sole cost
and expense, be solely responsible for all maintenance and repair of the Easement Area
legally described on Exhibit C. Grantee shall cause all maintenance, repair and
replacement activities to be completed in a good and workmanlike manner.
(c)
Standard of Driveway Condition. For purposes of establishing a standard
of driveway condition, the driveway surface shall be devoid of material potholes, cracks,
ruts or washboard. Grantee shall keep the Grantor Parcel free from any and all liens
arising out of any work performed, materials furnished or obligations incurred by or for
Grantee resulting from its maintenance and repair obligations contained herein, and
agrees to bond against and discharge any such lien within thirty (30) days after written
request therefore by Grantor. Grantee shall reimburse Grantor for any and all reasonable
costs and expenses which may be incurred by Grantor by reason of the filing of any such
liens and/or removal of the same, such reimbursement to be made within a reasonable
time of receipt by Grantee from Grantor of a statement setting forth the amount of such
costs and expenses.
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6.
Real Estate Taxes. Commencing with the 2015 calendar year, Grantee shall pay
to Grantor One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) as Grantee's annual contribution for real estate
taxes. Grantee shall make said contribution payment to Grantor on or before December 31 of
each calendar year. Grantor shall be solely responsible for the timely payment of all real estate
taxes and special assessments, regardless of kind or nature, assessed against or imposed upon the
Grantor Parcel.
7.
Indemnification; Insurance.
(a)
Grantee Indemnification. Grantee agrees to indemnify, defend and hold
harmless Grantor from and against any and all liabilities, claims, demands, losses,
damages, costs and expenses of every kind and nature and all suits, actions and
judgments (including reasonable attorneys' fees), arising or occurring from Grantee's
use, maintenance, act or omission on or related to the Easement Area, including, without
limitation, any injury or damage to any person (including death) or property caused by
Grantee's use of the Easement Area or by the Grantee's failure to perform its obligations
under this Agreement. Grantor shall give prompt and timely notice of any claim made or
suit or action commenced against Grantee which would in any way result in
indemnification under this Section 7(a).
(b)
Grantor Indemnification. Grantor agrees to indemnify, defend and hold
harmless Grantee from and against any and all liabilities, claims, demands, losses,
damages, costs and expenses of every kind and nature and all suits, actions and
judgments (including reasonable attorneys' fees), arising or occurring from Grantor's use,
occupation, maintenance, act or omission on or related to the Easement Area, including,
without limitation, any injury or damage to any person (including death) or property
caused by Grantor's use of the Easement Area or by the Grantor's failure to perform its
obligations under this Agreement. Grantee shall give prompt and timely notice of any
claim made or suit or action commenced against Grantor which would in any way result
in indemnification under this Section 7(b).
(c)
Grantee Insurance. Grantee shall carry and maintain or cause to be carried
and maintained comprehensive public liability insurance naming Grantor as an additional
insured and insuring against injury to property, person, or loss of life arising out of use or
maintenance of the Easement Area by Grantee in an amount of not less than One Million
Dollars ($1,000,000) on an occurrence basis (the "Grantee Policy"). The Grantee Policy
may take the form of an umbrella policy. Grantee shall deliver to Grantor certificates,
including a certification by the insurance carrier that such coverage shall not be
cancelled, allowed to lapse or be modified, except upon thirty (30) days' prior written
notice to Grantor. Grantee agrees to indemnify and hold Grantor harmless for any losses
in excess ofthe insurance coverages stated herein.
(d)
Grantor Insurance. Grantor shall carry and maintain or cause to be carried
and maintained comprehensive public liability insurance naming Grantee as an additional
insured and insuring against injury to property, person, or loss of life arising out of use,
occupancy or maintenance of the Easement Area by Grantor in an amount of not less than
One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) on an occurrence basis (the "Grantor Policy"). The
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Grantor Policy may take the form of an umbrella policy. Grantor shall deliver to Grantee
certificates, including a certification by the insurance carrier that such coverage shall not
be cancelled, allowed to lapse or be modified, except upon thirty (30) days' prior written
notice to Grantee. Grantor agrees to indemnify and hold Grantee harmless for any losses
in excess of the insurance coverages stated herein.
8.
Default; Remedies.
(a)
In the event either party shall default in the performance of any of its
obligations under the terms of this Agreement, the non-defaulting party shall forward
written notice to the defaulting party describing such default. The defaulting party shall
cure such default within 30 days after the giving of such notice, except that the cure
period shall be extended to a reasonable time to cure any default that cannot reasonably
be cured within the 30-day period, provided the defaulting party has commenced to cure
within the 30-day period and diligently pursues a cure at all times thereafter until the
default is cured. If the defaulting party shall fail or refuse to cure such default within the
applicable cure period, the non-defaulting party may attempt to cure the default and shall
be reimbursed by the defaulting party for all reasonable, actual costs incurred in so doing,
and the non-defaulting party can take any action allowed by this Agreement, law, or
equity to enforce its rights, including, without limitation (unless otherwise provided in
this Agreement), obtaining injunctive relief, which the parties recognize is an appropriate
remedy since monetary damages may not be sufficient. The parties agree that in no event
will injunctive relief preventing Grantee's use of the Easement Area for a Permitted Use
as contemplated in this Agreement be an appropriate remedy in the event of the breach of
or default under this Agreement or under any other circumstances. The defaulting party
agrees to pay all reasonable attorneys' fees and costs incurred by the non-defaulting party
resulting from any default by the defaulting party, regardless of whether litigation is
actually commenced.
(b)
Pursuit of any of the foregoing remedies shall not, unless otherwise
provided in this Agreement, preclude pursuit of any ofthe other remedies herein provided
or any other remedies provided by law or equity (all such remedies being cumulative),
nor shall pursuit of any remedy herein provided constitute a forfeiture or waiver of any
amounts due to Grantor under this Agreement or of any damages accruing to Grantor or
Grantee by reason of the violation of any of the terms, provisions and covenants herein
contained by the other party. No waiver by Grantor or Grantee of any violation or breach
of any of the terms, provisions and covenants of this Agreement by the other party shall
be deemed or construed to constitute a waiver of any other violation or breach of any of
the terms, provisions and covenants of this Agreement. Forbearance by Grantor or
Grantee in enforcing one or more of the remedies herein provided or available at law or
in equity upon an event of default by the other party shall not be deemed or construed to
constitute a waiver of such event of default or of the non-defaulting party's right to
enforce or seek or obtain any such remedies with respect to such event of default or any
subsequent event of default. If, on account of any breach or default by Grantor or
Grantee of its obligations under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, it shall
become necessary or appropriate for the other party to employ or consult with an attorney
concerning or to enforce or defend any of said other party's rights or remedies, then the
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defaulting party agrees to pay any reasonable attorneys' fees so incurred. The terms and
conditions of this Section 8 shall survive termination ofthis Agreement.
9.
Force Majeure. Each party shall be excused from performing any obligation or
undertaking provided in this Agreement, except any obligation to pay any sums of money under
the applicable provisions hereof, in the event and so long as the performance of any such
obligation is prevented or delayed, retarded or hindered by act of God, fire, earthquake, floods,
explosion, actions of the elements, war, invasion, insurrection, riot, mob violence, sabotage,
inability to procure or general shortage of labor, equipment, facilities, materials or supplies in
the open market, failure of transportation, strikes, lockouts, action of labor unions,
condemnation, requisition, laws, orders of governmental or civil or military or naval authorities,
or any other cause, whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing, not within the respective
control of such party.
10.
Extensions and Renewals. By virtue of Wis. Stat. § 893.33 currently in effect,
agreements regarding real estate set forth in recorded instruments may be unenforceable after the
expiration of various time periods, unless an instrument as prescribed in the statute is filed for
record. It is hereby agreed that the terms set forth in this Agreement are to be extended beyond
the applicable time period set forth in the statute. Either party hereto, any successor or assign of
either party hereto and/or any subsequent owner of the Grantor Property or of a Grantee
Member's Property if the Association is no longer in existence, may, from time to time, file of
record the proper instrument for the purpose of extending the terms stated herein beyond the
statutory period so that such easements and conditions are not terminated.
11.
Breach Shall Not Permit Termination. Notwithstanding anything contained in
this Agreement to the contrary including anything contained in Section 8 above, it is expressly
agreed that no breach or default of this Agreement by Grantee shall entitle Grantor or anyone
acting on Grantor's behalf to cancel, rescind or otherwise terminate this Agreement or the
easement granted herein.
12.
Captions. The captions of the paragraphs and sections of this Agreement are for
convenience only and shall not be considered nor referred to in resolving questions of
interpretation and construction.
13.
Consent. In any instance in which either party to this Agreement shall be
requested to consent to or approve of any matter with respect to which such party's consent or
approval is required by and of the provisions of this Agreement, such consent or approval shall
be given in writing, and shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed, unless the provisions of
this Agreement with respect to a particular consent or approval shall expressly provide that the
same may be given or refused in the sole and absolute judgment of such party.
14.
Estoppel Certificate. Each party hereby severally covenants that upon written
request of the other party, it will issue to the other party, or to any mortgagee, or any other
Person specified by such requesting Party, an estoppel certificate stating: (i) whether the party to
whom the request has been directed knows of any default under this Agreement, and if there are
known defaults, specifying the nature thereof; (ii) whether to its knowledge this Agreement has
been assigned, modified or amended in any way (and if it has, then stating the nature thereof);
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and (iii) that to the party's knowledge this Agreement as of that date is in full force and effect.
Such statement shall act as a waiver of any claim by the Party furnishing it to the extent such
claim is based upon facts contrary to those asserted in the statement and to the extent the claim is
asserted against a bona fide encumbrancer or purchaser for value without knowledge of facts to
the contrary of those contained in the statement, and who has acted in reasonable reliance upon
the statement. However, such statement shall in no event subject the party furnishing it to any
liability whatsoever, notwithstanding the negligent or otherwise inadvertent failure of such Party
to disclose correct and/or relevant information.
15.
Benefits. All of the terms and conditions in this Agreement on the parties' part to
be performed (whether affirmative or negative in nature) and all of the benefits, rights, duties,
obligations and burdens in this Agreement are intended to and shall run with the land and be
binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, the members of the Association
Qointly but not severally with respect to the duties, obligations and burdens), and each of their
respective successors in title or interest. The easement granted in Section 2 above is an easement
in gross intended for the direct and immediate benefit of Grantee and its successors and assigns
and the Association's members and the successors in interest to said members' parcels of real
property that are or become subject to the Declaration. The parties' acknowledge and agree that
if and in the event the Association fails to exist for any reason, including, but not limited to,
corporate dissolution, whether dissolved voluntarily, involuntarily, administratively or otherwise,
the easement granted in Section 2 above shall run with and be appurtenant to: (i) the parcels of
real property which at the time of the occurrence of the Association's failure to exist were
subjected to the Declaration, as evidenced by and/or in said Declaration and in any amendment
or supplemental filing thereto, and (ii) the riparian properties derived from those parcels, and
said parcels and riparian properties shall to the extent provided above in this Section 15, inure to
all ofthe Grantee's benefits, rights, duties, obligations and burdens contained in this Agreement.
The parties acknowledge and agree that the number of members of the Association may increase
to the extent provided for in the Declaration, and that any such increase in Association
membership and corresponding increase, if any, in the use of the Easement Area by Grantee,
shall not constitute an increased burden on the Grantor Parcel or more than a di minimis
enlargement of use of the Easement Area by Grantee.
16.
Condemnation. If all or any part of the Grantor Parcel or the Easement Area is
condemned or taken by any duly constituted authority for a public or quasi-public use, then that
portion of the resulting award attributable to the value of any of the Easement Area so taken shall
be payable only to Grantee for any land taken in the Easement Area, and that portion of the
resulting award attributable to the value of the Grantor Parcel other than the Easement Area shall
be payable only to Grantor.
17.
Right of First Refusal. Grantor on its behalf and on behalf of the successors to
Grantor's fee simple interest in the Grantor Parcel hereby grants to Grantee a right of first refusal
to purchase the Grantor Parcel as provided for herein. In the event Grantor receives a bona fide
offer to purchase or otherwise acquire the Grantor Parcel from a third party at any time during
the period of time the easement granted in Section 2 above is in effect, Grantor shall deliver to
Grantee a fully signed purchase agreement with such third party, which purchase agreement shall
(a) be expressly contingent on Grantee's election not to exercise its right of first refusal, (b) set
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forth an all cash purchase price for the Grantor Parcel, (c) be for the sale of the Grantor Parcel
only, (d) otherwise set forth such terms and conditions as are usual and customary in a real estate
purchase agreement. Grantee shall have the right to exercise its right of first refusal within thirty
(30) days after Grantee's receipt of such fully executed purchase agreement from Grantor by
notifying Grantor that Grantee will purchase the Grantor Parcel on the terms and conditions set
forth therein. If Grantee shall not so notify Grantor within such period, Grantor may within
ninety (90) days thereafter sell or otherwise transfer the Grantor Parcel to the bona fide third
party that is party to the purchase agreement on the same terms and conditions as are set forth in
the fully executed purchase agreement delivered to Grantee. If Grantor does not so sell, lease or
otherwise transfer the Grantor Parcel within such ninety (90) day period, the terms of this right
of first refusal shall again apply to any subsequent sale, lease, conveyance or other transfer
during the period the easement granted in Section 2 above is in effect. Notwithstanding anything
else herein to the contrary, (e) Grantor may not solicit, consider or entertain offers for parts,
portions or parcels of the Grantor Parcel, and may sell, lease or otherwise transfer the Grantor
Parcel only in its entirety and only for cash consideration, and (f) the Grantee's right of first
refusal contained herein shall not apply to (i) the conveyance of the Grantor Parcel to Bonnie L.
Leukert, or to her revocable trust, (ii) Bonnie L. Leukert's conveyance of the Grantor Parcel to
her revocable trust or vice versa, or (iii) Bonnie L. Leukert's or her revocable trust's conveyance
of the Grantor Parcel to one or more of Bonnie L. Leukert's lineal descendants, provided that
Bonnie L. Leukert, her revocable trust and any of Bonnie L. Leukert's lineal descendants to
whom the Grantor Parcel is to be conveyed executes a writing acknowledging said transferees'
knowledge of the existence of this Easement and agreement that she, he or it will continue to
recognize its enforceability by Grantee.
18.
Governing Law; Construction. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance
with the laws of the State of Wisconsin. The language used in this Agreement is the language
chosen by both parties to express their mutual intent, and no rule of strict construction shall
apply against either party.
19.
Not a Public Dedication. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to be a gift or
dedication of any portion of the Grantor Parcel to the general public or for the general public or
for any public purpose whatsoever, it being the intention of the parties hereto that this Agreement
shall be strictly limited to and for the purposes herein expressed.
20.
Severability. If any term, provision or condition contained in this Agreement
shall, to any extent, be invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Agreement (or the
application of such term, provision or condition to persons or circumstances other than those in
respect of which it is invalid or unenforceable) shall not be affected thereby, and each term,
provision and condition of this Agreement shall be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent
permitted by law. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, a Mortgagee (or
its assigns) succeeding to the interest of a party hereunder shall only have obligations and
liability for events happening or amounts accruing on and after the date it obtains legal title to a
party's interest in a Parcel.
21.
Successors. This Agreement shall, except as otherwise provided herein, run with
the land, both as respects benefits and burdens created herein, and shall be binding upon and
inure to the benefit ofthe successors and assigns of the respective parties.
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22.
Time of Essence. Time is of the essence with respect to the performance of each
ofthe covenants and agreements contained in this Agreement.
23.
Notices. Notices required under this Agreement shall be in writing and deemed to
be properly served on receipt thereof if mailed postage prepaid by certified or registered mail,
return receipt requested, to the following addresses or at such other address or such other person
as may hereafter be specified by the parties.
Grantor:
UNLRPA,LLC
c/o Robert J. Lacourciere, Authorized Representative
3728 N. Hickory Lane
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Grantee:
Upper Nashotah Lake Recreational Property Association, Inc.
c/o Bob Lacourciere, President
3728 N. Hickory Lane
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
24.
Amendment. This Agreement may only be amended by written agreement of all
of the parties to this Agreement or by their respective successors and assigns.
25.
Termination. This Agreement shall be perpetual, unless otherwise terminated by
the unanimous written consent of all of the parties.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Grantor and Grantee have executed this Access and Use
Easement Agreement as of the date first written above.
GRANTOR:
UNLRPA,LLC
Name: Robert .
Title: Authorized Representative
STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY OF WAUKESHA
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On September _Q_, 2014, before me personally came ROBERT J. LACOURCIERE, to
Title: President
STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY OF WAUKESHA
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2014, before me personally came ROBERT J. LACOURCIERE, to
me known to be the
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John H. Shore, Esq.
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EXHIBIT A
Grantor Parcel
Lot 3, Breck's Subdivision, being a subdivision of a part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 12,
Town 7 North, Range 17 East, City ofDelafield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin.
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EXHIBITB
Easement Area
Commencing at the Southwest Corner of Lot 3, Breck's Subdivision of Part of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 22, Town 7 North, Range 17 East, City of Delafield, Waukesha County,
Wisconsin, and the point ofbeginning ofthe easement described; thence N 36°45'00" E 150.13
feet to a point of meander of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S 87°06'38" E 33.00 feet along a
meander line of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S 08°19'42" W 61.45 feet; thence S 59°06'38" E
70.85 feet to the North Right of way line of Valley Road; thence S 83°00'00" W along said
North Right of way line 176.00 feet to the point of beginning, also all lands lying between the
meander and the shoreline of Upper Nashotah Lake.
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EXHIBITC
Easement Area to be maintained by Grantee
Wisconsin; thence N 36°45'00" E 71.00 feet to the point of beginning of the easement described;
thence N 36°45'00" E 79.13 feet to a point of meander of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S
87°06'38" E 33.00 feet along a meander line of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S 08°19'42" W
61.45 feet; thence S 89°14' 59" W 71.41 feet to the point of beginning, also all lands lying
between the meander and the shoreline of Upper Nashotah Lake. Containing 3703 sq. ft. or 0.08
Acres ofland.
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EXHIBITD
Easement Area to be Maintained by Grantor (circular drive area)
Wisconsin; and the point of beginning of the Easement described; thence N 36°45'00" E 71.00
feet to a point; thence N 89°14'59" E, 71.41 feet; thence S 59°06'38" E 70.85 feet to the North
Right of way line of Valley Road; thence S 83°00'00" W along said North Right of way line
176.00 feet to the point ofbeginning. Containing 5840 sq. ft. or 0.13 Acres of land.
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Total Easement Description:
Office: 262-567-5893
Fax: 262-567-6235 E-mail: [email protected]
Oconomowoc, W:l. 53066
Commencing at the Southwest Comer of Lot 3, Breck's Subdivision of Part of the Southeast Qua.tter of Section 22, Town
Easement Exhibit
7 North, Range 17 East, City of Delafield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, and the point of beginning of the easement
described:thence N 36°45'00" E 150.13 feet to a point of meander of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S 87°06'38" E 33.00
feet along a meander line of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S 08°19'42" W 61.45 feet; thence S 59°06'38'' E 70.85 f-eet to
Notes:
the North Rightofwa:y line of Valley Road; thence S 83°00'00" W along said North Right of way line 176.00 feet to the
-bearings referred to the West line of Lot 3 as
point of beginning, also all lands lying between the meander and the shoreline of Upper Nashotah Lake.
N 36°45' E assumed.
r Maintenance EasementDescrintion:
-No Title policy has been provided for this survey,
Commencing at the Southwest Corner of Lot 3, Breek's Subdivision of Part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 22, Town
therefore, not easements rf any, have been depicted
7 North, Range 17 East, City of Delafield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin; and the point ofbegiuning of the Easement
on this map.
described: thence N 36°45'00" E 71.00 feet to a point; thence N 89°14'59" E, 7!.41 feet; thence S 59°06'38" E 70.85 feet
- Scale: 1" = 40'
to the North Right of way line of Valley Road; thence S 83°00'00" W along said North Right of way line 176.00 feet to
the point of beginning. Containing 5840 sq. ft. or 0.13 Acres ofland.
Association Maintenance Easement Deserintion:
Commencing at the Southwest COmer of LOt 3, Breck's Subdivision of Part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 22, Town
7 North, Range !7 Ea<rt, City of Delafield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin; thence N 36°45'00" E 71.00 feet to the point of
beginning of the easement described: thence N 36°45'00" E 79.13' feet to a point of meander of Upper Nashotalt Lake;
Upper Nashotah Lake
thence S 87°06'38" E 33.00 feet along a meander line of Upper Nashotah Lake; thence S 08°19'42" W 61.45 feet; thence S
Water Elevation: 872.5 on 6/28/13
89°14'59'' W, 71.41' feet to the point ofbeginning, also all lands lying between the meander and the shoreline of Upper
Nashotah Lake. Containing 3703 sq.ft. or0.08 Acres ofland.
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PLAN COMMISSION AGENDA APPLICATION
DEADLINES - Applications are to be submitted to the Clerk' s Office by the following deadlines:
Regular applications are due 7. 5 days prior to the next regularly scheduled Plan Commission meeting,
Public Hearing applications are due 28 days prior to the next regularly scheduled Plan Commission meeting
A complete submittal includes one set of the following documents:
Completed and signed Plan Commission Agenda Application and Professional Services Reimbursement Form.
Completed New Business Occupancy Form for the Police Department. (New Businesses only)
Completed Lake Country Fire and Rescue Department Occupancy
Application fee with check made payable to the City of Delafield.
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inspection State" nent &
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NOTE: Ifsubmitting plans larger than 11" x17, pleasesubmltone (1) set
offull-size plans which shall be folded as well as one reduced size copy.
Plan Commission meetings are held the last Wednesday of the month at 7PM at City Hall in the Council Chambers unless otherwise
noted. Applicants MUST be In attendance at the meeting or action WILL NOT betaken by the Plan Commission. Please contact city
Planner Roger pupler with any questions regarding this application at 414-949-8914, rdunler(dlsehinc.com.
INCOMPLETE SUBMITTALS WILL NOT BE POSTED TO THE AGENDA PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT
Pursuant to section 3. 16 of the Municipal Code, the undersigned agrees to reimburse the City of Delafield
for costs, expenses and fees charged the City of Delafield by the City Attorney, City Engineer, City Planner
or other professional consultants retained by the City, and which services relate to the following:
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Applicant and/or Property Owner, and in those cases where the Applicant and/ or Property Owner is a
corporation, limited liability company, partnership or other business entity ( herein collectively " Business
Entity"),
I represent and warrant that the Business Entity is authorized to do business in the State of
Wisconsin, is a Business Entity in good standing, and that I have been authorized to execute and bind the
Business Entity to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
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Dear Business Owner:
Welcome to the City of Delafield! We hope your preparationFire
goes& smoothly
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Rescue, we would like to
business. As
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of the
representatives
Lake Country
request that you contact our department to schedule an occupancy inspection prior to the
opening of your business.
Lake
Rescue is responsible for performing fire inspections twice a year.
Country Fire &
Beginning in 2015 we have instituted an occupancy inspection program for new business
owners to ensure that your new business meets all the fire safety requirements of the City of
Delafield and the State of Wisconsin prior to your opening. Our purpose is to ensure you, your
staff and customers have a safe place to conduct business. The inspection should not take long
and we will make every effort to schedule the inspection at your convenience. Please contact
us at 262- 646-6235 at least one week prior to the opening of your business to schedule your
inspection.
There is
a check
a $
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to Lake
payable
to lake
Country Fire & Rescue.
Please send
Rescue, 115 Main Street, Delafield, WI 53018 or payment by
Country Fire &
check may be made at the time of inspection.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Again, we welcome you and wish you much
success in your business!
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General Contractor
Construction Manager
May 5, 2016
City of Delafield
Re:
Starbucks Coffee Temporary Trailer –2490 Golf Road – Temporary Business Plan
Roger Dupler & Tom Hafner:
We are writing this letter to request permission to utilize a temporary trailer (food truck) set up at the
Starbucks Coffee Location on Golf Road during the renovation of the store. Below are bullet points
describing details of the temporary trailer use as well as photos of the trailer being used at other sites
in Wisconsin.

The current building is occupied by Starbucks Coffee, U.S. Cellular, SuperCuts, Message Envy,
Radio Shack, FedEx, and Five Guys Burgers.
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The mobile trailer is a way for Starbucks to maintain a relationship with their customers during the
renovation. It is a walk up only facility.
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The mobile food trailer will be on-site and in operation for (10) days starting May 17th and closing
on May 27th with the store renovation being completed and opening up again on May 28th.

The operation hours of the mobile food trailer would be from 6AM to 6PM to capture their typical
peak hours of business.
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The mobile food trailer will occupy (4) parking spaces as shown on the attached site plan and
photos.
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Power, water, and sanitary waste will be addressed by utilizing the existing starbucks space utilities
fed to the trailer through a removed section of glazing.
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This trailer is licensed with the Department of Agriculture, which is attached. The Waukesha
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Hi Spencer, Thank you for the approval on the trailer. I will be available Mon. & Tues. next week to discuss the walk, but will be out of the office the remainder of the week. Candace Perry | Construction Project Manager Starbucks Coffee Company P: 312.560.3385 | E: [email protected] OOO: 4.20.16 ‐ 4.24.16 ‐‐‐‐‐Original Message‐‐‐‐‐ From: Spencer Crabb [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 15, 2016 1:14 PM To: Candace Perry Cc: Andrew J Sisler; Judy Laskosky Subject: Re: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Yes the trailer can be used. I would like to discuss the proposed walk next week, now that we both have been on site. Spencer Crabb Tenant Coordinator Ramco‐Gershenson, Inc. 31500 Northwestern Highway Suite 300<x‐apple‐data‐detectors://12/1> Farmington Hills, MI 48334<x‐apple‐data‐detectors://12/1> Direct: 248‐592‐6016<tel:248‐592‐6016> Cell: 248‐798‐0290<tel:248‐798‐0290> Fax: 248‐592‐6017<tel:248‐592‐6017> [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 1
On Apr 14, 2016, at 1:41 PM, Candace Perry <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Hi Spencer, Are we approved to use the temp. trailer during the duration of our remodel? Candace Perry | Construction Project Manager Starbucks Coffee Company P: 312.560.3385 | E: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> OOO: 4.20.16 ‐ 4.24.16 From: Spencer Crabb [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2016 3:37 PM To: Candace Perry Cc: Andrew J Sisler; Judy Laskosky Subject: RE: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Candace, I left you a message today, when you have a chance please give me a call regarding this. I have a few Questions Spencer Crabb Tenant Coordinator Ramco‐Gershenson, Inc. 31500 Northwestern Highway Suite 300 Farmington Hills, MI 48334 Direct: 248‐592‐6016 Cell: 248‐798‐0290 Fax: 248‐592‐6017 [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> From: Candace Perry [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 1:49 PM To: Spencer Crabb Cc: Andrew J Sisler; Judy Laskosky Subject: RE: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Thank you for the update. I look forward to hearing from you on Thursday. 2
Candace Perry | Construction Project Manager Starbucks Coffee Company P: 312.560.3385 | E: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> From: Spencer Crabb [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 8:54 AM To: Candace Perry Cc: Andrew J Sisler; Judy Laskosky Subject: RE: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Candace, I did receive the drawings from Brian. I am just waiting to hear back from our property manager to make sure these location are ok with her. She is out of the office until Wednesday, so I should have an answer to you by Thursday. Spencer Crabb Tenant Coordinator Ramco‐Gershenson, Inc. 31500 Northwestern Highway Suite 300 Farmington Hills, MI 48334 Direct: 248‐592‐6016 Cell: 248‐798‐0290 Fax: 248‐592‐6017 [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> From: Brian Blizzard Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 9:48 AM To: Candace Perry Cc: Andrew J Sisler; Spencer Crabb Subject: RE: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Hi Candace, The drawing review for this remodel will be done by Spencer Crabb in our Tenant Coordination department. You can contact Spencer at 248‐592‐6016 [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Thank you, 3
Brian Blizzard Construction Project Manager Western Portfolio Ramco Gershenson Inc 31500 Northwestern Highway Suite 300 Farmington Hills, MI 48334 248‐592‐6318 o 248‐592‐6318 f 248‐318‐8190 m From: Candace Perry [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 9:34 AM To: Brian Blizzard Cc: Andrew J Sisler Subject: RE: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Hi Brian, I hope you had a nice weekend. I am following up on the below request. Candace Perry | Construction Project Manager Starbucks Coffee Company P: 312.560.3385 | E: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> From: Candace Perry Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2016 10:11 AM To: '[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>' Cc: 'Andrew J Sisler' Subject: #9581 ‐ Delafield ‐ Remodel Hi Brian, This e‐mail is in regards to the Starbucks located at 2940 Golf Rd. ‐ Delafield, WI 53018. We have a remodel scheduled to begin May 15th ‐May 27th at this store and I wanted to get your approval on a few items prior to our construction start. ∙ The first item is an additional exterior door to be added that would allow us to take our trash out through our back of house instead of the café. We are requesting to add a stoop and walkway per the attached sketch. 4
∙ To keep the Starbucks brand alive during a renovation we are requesting the use of our Temp Café trailer. It would parked in front of our space and take up approximately 4 parking spaces. Please see attached sketches. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Best Regards, Candace Perry | Construction Project Manager Starbucks Coffee Company P: 312.560.3385 | E: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 5
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Great, then everything should be fine. Trevor From: Andrew J Sisler [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 10:24 AM To: Quandt, Trevor <[email protected]> Subject: RE: Starbucks Delafield Inspection Ok, yes we always keep one restroom available for the employees. Thank You, Andrew J. Sisler Creative Constructors LLC Project Manager PH: 262‐502‐7710 Direct: 262‐345‐3953 Fax: 262‐502‐7709 Mobile: 414‐531‐3695 From: Quandt, Trevor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 2, 2016 10:05 AM To: 'Andrew J Sisler' <[email protected]> Subject: RE: Starbucks Delafield Inspection Andrew, If the trailer will be on property you won’t need a license from us and you can go ahead and use it with the stipulation that employees have a restroom to use. 1
Trevor From: Andrew J Sisler [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 8:33 AM To: Quandt, Trevor <[email protected]> Subject: RE: Starbucks Delafield Inspection Yes, it has a 3 compartment sink, hand sink, refrigerators..etc. There are (2) trailers that they use, one of them is larger than the other and the larger one has a Retail Food Establishment License Mobile Operation through the department of Agriculture. I think they want to use the smaller one here though and that one does not have a license from the dept of Ag because it isn’t used often in Wisconsin. I believe when we did this in Waukesha it was set up similar to what you do at the fair, if I remember right there was a $100.00 fee and an application I filled out. Thanks, Andrew J. Sisler Creative Constructors LLC Project Manager PH: 262‐502‐7710 Direct: 262‐345‐3953 Fax: 262‐502‐7709 Mobile: 414‐531‐3695 From: Quandt, Trevor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 2, 2016 8:22 AM To: 'Andrew J Sisler' <[email protected]> Subject: RE: Starbucks Delafield Inspection Andrew, I put you on the schedule for May 27th at 12:00. If something changes let me know. In terms of a trailer, is it a fully commercial unit with hand‐wash station, ware‐washing, refrigerating, etc? Also, do you remember if you received a permit from us, or DATCP for that? Trevor 2
From: Andrew J Sisler [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 8:17 AM To: Quandt, Trevor <[email protected]> Cc: 'Candace Perry' <[email protected]> Subject: Starbucks Delafield Inspection Trevor, Sounds like you are aware of the renovation of the Starbucks in Delafield on Golf Road. We will be starting the work on 5/16 and will be looking for a final inspection on 5/27 around 12:00PM, would we be able to get that scheduled now? Also we would like to put up a temporary trailer for Starbucks to server out of with walk up only service during the renovation. We did this another time at the HWY 18 location a few years ago, what would you need as far as an application and fee to do this? We would look to have it inspected on the morning of 5/17. Thanks, Andrew J. Sisler Creative Constructors LLC Project Manager PH: 262‐502‐7710 Direct: 262‐345‐3953 Fax: 262‐502‐7709 Mobile: 414‐531‐3695 3
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Dear City of Delafield Planning Commission Members:
We have been working with Matthew Fried over the course of the last three months in regards to his
Eagle Scout Project. Matthew and his parents presented his plan to the Lake Country School Board this
month and the Board was very positive about the baseball score sign that will be constructed in May.
We would positively recommend that you allow this sign to be completed. We have no doubt that it is
aesthetically pleasing to those who will be watching baseball at our school. if you have questions, please
feel free to contact me.
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Eagle Scout candidate' s full legal name Matthew Charles Fried
Eagle Scout Service Project Name Lake Country School Scoreboard
Eagle Scout Requirement 5
While a Life Scout, plan, develop, and give leadership to others in a service project helpful to any religious
institution, any school, or your community. (The project must benefit an organization other than Boy Scouting.) The
project proposal must be approved by the organization benefiting from the effort, your unit leader and unit
committee, and the council or district before you start. You must use the Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook, No.
512- 927, in meeting this
requirement.
Contact Information
Eagle Scoutcandidates should know who is involved, butcontactinformation maybe more important to unitleaders and others in case they want to
talk to one another. While it is recognized that not all the information will be needed for every project Scouts are expected to provide as much as
reasonably possible. Approval representatives must understand, however, that doing so is not part of the service project requirement.
Eagle Scout Candidate
Name: Matthew Charles Fried
Email
address:
Address:
Birth date:
[email protected]
BSA PID
W301 N3018 Windrush Circle
Preferred telephone( s):
5/ 26/ 2001
number*:
City. Pewaukee
262- 912- 6477
123280358
State:
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Name of Council: Potawatomi Area Council
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Email
Unit Number: 224
704 Tenny Ave.
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Preferred telephone( s):
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1- 262- 367- 4668
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53058
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53029
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[email protected]
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Unit Committee Chair
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Address:
W328N4065 Allendale Dr.
Email address:
Preferred telephone(s):
City: Nashotah
1- 262- 367- 4871
State:
[email protected]
Unit Advancement Coordinator (Ifyour unit has one)
Name:
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Address:
Email
160 Crystal Dr.
City. Hartland
1- 414-405- 6400
State:
leahkarge@gmaii. com
address:
Project Beneficiary (Name ofreligious institution, school, or community)
Name:
Lake
Address:
Email
Country
School
1800 Vettleson Rd.
address:
City: Hartland
1- 262- 367- 3606
State:
lichtem@mylakecountryschool. org
Project Beneficiary Representative ( Name ofcontactperson for the project beneficiary)
Name: Dr. Mark Lichte
Address:
Email
1800 Vettleson Rd.
address.
City. Hartland
1- 262- 367-3606
State:
lichtem@mylakecountryschool,org
Your Council Service Center
Contact
Address:
name:
Potawatomi Area Council
804 Bluemound Rd.
City: Waukesha
1- 262- 5444881
State:
Council or District Project Approval Representative
Your unitEdleader,
unit advancement coordinator, or councilor district advancement chair may helpyou learn who this willbe.)
Marek
Name:
Address:
Email
1435 E. Devonshire Rd.
address:
City. Delafield
1- 262- 327- 2776
State:
Wl
Zip:
53018
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ProjectShawn
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Name:
Address:
Email
Clendenning
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address:
Proposal Page
City:
Hartland
1- 262- 538- 0669
State:
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Zip:
53029
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Project Description and Benefit
Briefly describe your project.
This project is to design and construct a scoreboard that will be placed at the baseball field in front of Lake Country School (LCS).
This board will be used not only by LCS, but also by the recreational baseball league, Lake Country Youth Baseball and Softball
LCYBS), that uses the field as well for their games. This will also benefit the people attending the games, because they will be
able to know the score at any time to keep up with the game.
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Tell how your project will be helpful to the beneficiary. Why is it needed?
The baseball field at Lake Country School does not currently have a scoreboard. My project will enhance the baseball field and
the school entrance and will allow both Lake Country School and LCYBS to readily have a scoreboard available for use at alt
games. It will also enhance the school entrance because the sign will promote the school name and colors.
When do
When do
you plan
you
to begin carrying out
think
your project will
be
lune 2016
your project?
completed?
August 2016
Giving Leadership
Approximately how many
people will
be
needed
to
help
on your project?
30 people will be needed for multiple events
Where will you recruit them (unit members, friends, neighbors, family, others)? Explain:
30 people for a total of 7 days as follows:
Fundraiser 1 ( Piggly Wiggly Cookout): 2 Adults and 5 Scouts for two 4 hour shifts
Fundraiser 2 ( LCYBS Bake Sale): 2 Adults and 3 Scouts for one 4 hour shift
Work Day 1 ( Scoreboard Card Creation): 2 Adults and 6 Scouts for one 3 hour shift
Work Day 2 (Cut, Prime, and Paint MDO Boards): 2 Adults and 1 Scout for one 3 hour shift
Work Day 3 ( Board Layout Building): 2 Adults and 6 Scouts for two 3 hour shifts
Work Day 4 (Board Paint Touch -Up): 2 Adults and 1 Scout for one 1 hour shift
Work Day 5 ( Final Scoreboard Construction): 2 Adults and 6 Scouts for two 4 hour shifts
I will recruit people from Troop 224 as well as my friends and family (if not enough scouts are available). I will look for people that
have mathematical and/ or engineering skills, due to work with placing objects in a precise layout (for Work Day 3). Some
volunteers will also need to be able to lift heavy lumber (for Work Day 5).
What do you think will be most difficult about leading them?
Some of the difficulties in leading the group will be:
1. Conflicting schedules and difficulty getting together as a group for board assembly and final construction.
2. Making sure that everyone is present for all work sessions and the event.
3. Making sure that everyone follows safety procedures.
4. Making sure that everyone has the proper tools and skills to complete the board layout and also the skills to safely complete
the construction process, especially since the board layout will require exact and precise measurements.
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the fixture slides onto the quick
housing and die-cast aluminum
480V Wye systems only. Standard
with 0- 10V dimming. Shipped
standard with Eaton proprietary
single fastener, facilitating quick
heat sinks. A unique, patent
pending interlocking housing and
heat sink provides scalability with
superior structural rigidity. 3G
circuit module designed to
withstand 10kV of transient line
mount arm and is secured via a
and easy installation. The versatile,
patent pending, quick mount
arm accommodates multiple drill
vibration tested. Optional tool -
surge. The Galleon LED luminaire
patterns ranging from 1- 1/ 2" to
less hardware available for ease
is suitable for operation in - 40° C
4-7/ 8". Removal of the door on the
of entry into electrical chamber.
Housing is IP66 rated.
to 40aC ambient environments.
quick mount arm enables wiring of
For applications with ambient
the fixture without having to access
temperatures exceeding 40eC,
the driver compartment. A knock-
Optics
specify the HA (High Ambient)
out enables round pole mounting.
Patented, high -efficiency
option. Light Squares are IP66
GLEON
GALLEON LED
injection -molded AccuLED
rated. Greater than 90% lumen
Finish
Optics technology. Optics are
precisely designed to shape
the distribution maximizing
maintenance expected at 60, 000
Housing finished in super durable
1- 10 Light Squares
hours. Available in standard 1A
TGIC polyester powder coat paint,
Solid State LED
drive current and optional 530mA
2. 5 mil nominal thickness for
efficiency and application spacing.
and 700mA drive currents.
superior protection against fade
distributions with the scalability
Mounting
coated black. Standard colors
to meet customized application
STANDARD ARM MOUNT:
Extruded aluminum arm includes
white, dark platinum and graphite
AccuLED Optics create consistent
requirements. Offered standard
in 4000K (+/- 275K) CCT 70 CRI.
Optional 6000K CCT and 3000K
CCT.
and wear. Heat sink is powder
AREA/ SITE LUMINAIRE
include black, bronze, grey,
internal bolt guides allowing for
easy positioning of fixture during
assembly. When mounting two
metallic. RAL and custom color
or more luminaires at 90° and
Warranty
120° apart, the EA extended arm
Five-year warranty.
matches available.
may be required. Refer to the
arm mounting requirement table.
DIMENSIONS
116"
mm]
CERTIFICATION
DATA
UL/ cUL Wet Location Listed
ISO 9001
LM79 / LM80 Compliant
DIMENSION DATA
3G Vibration Rated
DRILLING PATTERN
IP66 Rated
Number of
Light Squares
1-0
A"
B"
B"
Weight
Standard
Optional Arm
Ann Length
Length'
lbs.)
15- 1/ 2"
7"
10"
33
394mm)
078mm)
254mm)
15. 0 kgs.)
21. 5/ 8"
7"
10"
44
254mm)
20. Okgs.)
Width
with Arm
EPA
with Ann'
DesignLights ConsortiumT
TYPE " N"
3/ 4" [ 19mm]
Diameter
Sq. Ft.)
2"
Hole
0' 96
51mm]
1. 00
1- 3/ 4"
44mm]
549mm)
178mm)
ENERGY DATA
Electronic LED Driver
0. 9 Power Factor
7/ 8" [ 22mm]
5- 6
Qualified*
20% Total Harmonic Distortion
120V -277V 50/ 60Hz
347V & 480V 60Hz
7-8
9- 10
27. 5/ 8"
7"
13"
54
702mm)
078mm)
330mm)
24. 5 kgs.)
33- 3/ 4"
857mm)
7"
178mm)
16"
63
406mm)
28. 6 kgs.)
1. 07
40° C Min. Temperature
2) 9/ 16" [ 14mm]
Diameter
Holes
40° C Max. Temperature
50° C Max. Temperature ( HA Option)
1' 12
NOTES: 1. Optional arm length to be used when mounting two fixtures at 900 on a single pole. 2. EPA calculated
with optional erre length.
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OLEON GALLEON LED
ARM MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS
Configuration
90° Apart
7
GLEON-AE- 01
Arte
7 Arte
Standard)
7
GLEON- AE- 02
GLEON- AE- 04
Aurn
GLEON- AE- 06
GLEON- AE- 07
GLEON- AE- 08
GLEON- AE- 09
GLEON- AE- 10
Triple'
7
2 @ 90'
Triple'
Arm
Standard)
7" Arte
7 Arm
Standard)
Standard)
7 Arm
7 Arte
Standard)
Standard)
GLEON- AE- 05
2 @ 180'
Standard)
Standard)
GLEON-AE- 03
4@90°
120° Apart
10" Extended Ann
7" Arm
Required)
Standard)
10' Extended Arte
7" Ann
Required)
Standard)
13" Extended Arm
13" Extended Ann
Required)
Required)
13" Extended Ann
Required)
13" Extended Arm
Required)
16" Extended Arm
16" Extended Arte
Required)
Required)
16' Extended Arm
Required)
16" Extended Artn
NOTES: 1 Round poles are 3 @ 1200. Square poles are 3 @ 900. 2 Round poles are 3 @ 900.
Required)
STANDARD WALL MOUNT
MAST ARM MOUNT
3"
0 [
O
76mm]
1- 13/ 16"
47mm]
3- 13/ 16"
21- 3/ 4"
553mm] (
L8-
7"
178mm] [
1/ 8" [ 206mm]
O[
97mm] (
2) 27/ 64"
11mm]
L3-
Dia. Hole
13/ 64"]
82mm]
2- 7/ 16"
61 m m]
QUICK MOUNT ARM ( INCLUDES FIXTURE ADAPTER)
1- 1/ 4" [ 32mm]
4- 7/ 8"
124mm]
6- 15/ 16"
1177mm] [
4"
102mm]
9/ 16"
15mm]
Dia. Hole
4- 15/ 16"
3- 3/ 4-96mm 1 J[
125mm] [[
QM Quick Mount Arm ( Standard)
QMEA Quick Mount Arm IFrfnnrlorh
J
A^
QUICK MOUNT ARM DATA
Number of
Light Squares''
A'
Weight with QM Arm
Width
lbs.)
Weight with QMEA Arm
lbs.)
1- 4
15-15- 1/1/ 2"2"( (
35 ( 15. 91 kgs.)
38 ( 17. 27 kgs.)
5- 6'
21- 5/ B" ( 549mm)
46 (20. 91 kgs.)
49 ( 22. 27 kgs.)
7-7- 88
27-27- 5/5/ 8"8"( ( 702mm)702mm)
5656
( ( 25.25. 4545 kgs.)kgs.)
59 ( 26. 82 kgs.)
w,,.
e.
o
ev
e ..-
394mm)394mm)
o ym nyuare connguranans.
EPA
Sq. Ft.)
1. 11
umera option avananle with 1- 6 light square configurations. 3 QMEA arm to be used when mounting two fixtures at 900 on a single pole.
Eaton
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Powering Business
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Highway
Peachtree City, GA 30269
Specifications and
P: 77066-4600
dimensions
eaton. corNlighting
subject to
change without notice.
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OLEON GALLEON LED
J
OPTIC ORIENTATION
Street Side
House Side
Street Side
Street Side
House Side
House Side
Standard
Optics Rotated Left @ 90• [ 1- 901
Optics Rotated Right @ 90• [ R901
OPTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS
Asymmetric Area Distributions
T3
SI -2
Type II with Spill Control)
T2
Type II) (
T4FT
SL3
Type III
Type III)
with
Spill Control) (
T4W
Type IV ForwardThrow) (
Symmertric Distributions
Asymmetric Roadway Distributions
T2R
RectangularWideType 1) (
Type II Roadway)
T3R
Type III
D—
SI -4
Type IV with Spill Control)
CD
Q; ( ;)
C; D RW
Type IV Wide) (
5MQ
5NQ
Type V Square Narrow)
Roadway) (
Q---) -
Type V Square Medium) (
F--1
EJ
Specialized Distributions
SLL
AFL
Automotive Frontline) (
90° Spill Light Eliminator Left) (
5WQ
Type V Square Wide)
CD
SLR
90° Spill Light Eliminator Right)
Eaton
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1121 Highway 74 South
Specifications and
P: 770- 4864500
dimensions subject to
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FEATURES
Straight square shaft 6005-T6 aluminum alloy polished
356-T6 cast aluminum alloy base with aluminum knock -in bolt covers
8'- 35' mounting heights
Drilled or tenon ( specify)
ASX ALUMINUM
SQUARE
STRAIGHT
ORDERING INFORMATION
SAMPLE NUMBER: ASX4T08WGMMIG
ASX=Aluminum
4. 4'
Square
5= 5"
Straight
6= 6"
9= 9" Steel;
6- 3/4"
T= 0. 125"
M= 0. 188"
8= 8'
10= 10'
BA=Anodized
X=0. 250"
12= 12'
15= 15'
Bronze
BK= Blade
18= 18'
BZ= Bronze
Aluminum
W=Aluminum
AP= Grey
2= 2- 3/ 8" O. D. Tenon (4" Long)
3= 3- 1/ 2" O. D. Tenon ( 5" Long)
4=4" O. D. Tenon 0" Long) - Slide/ Flite/ Epic
5= 3" O. D. Tenon (4" Long) - Mesa
6= 2- 3/8" O. D. Tenon ( 6" Long)
1= Single
2= 2 at 180°
3= Triple'
4= 4 at 90°
5= 2 at 90°
I A= 1/ 2" Tapped Hub
I
Specify location
desired)
B= 3/ 4" Tapped Hub
Specify location
20= 20'
CA= Anodized Clear
7=4" O. D. Tenon ( 10" Long) - SDM1/ SDM2
25= 25'
30=30'
DA=Anodized Black
DP= Dark Platinum
35=35'
GM= Graphite
A= Icon and Ascent Small Drill Pattern
G= Ground Lug
C= Icon and Ascent Medium Drill Pattern
H= Additional Hand
E= Vision Site Small Drill PatternHole3
Metallic
GN= Hartford Green
j WH= White
F= Vision Site Structural Mount
G= Vision Site Medium Structural Mount
J= Icon Small Structural Drill Pattern
K= Icon Medium Structural Drill Pattern
M= Vision Site Medium Drill Pattern
X= None
I
X= None
desired)
V=Vibration
Dampener
I C= Convenience
Outlet4
E= GFCI Convenience
Outlet'
F= Vibration Pad
NOTES: 1. All shaft sizes nominal. 2. Square poles are 3 at 90°, round poles are 3 at 120°. 3. Additional hand hole is located 12" below pole top and 901 from standard hand hole location, unless otherwise
specified. 4. Outlet is located 4' above base and on same side of pole as hand hole, unless specified otherwise. Receptacle not included, provision only.
DIMENSIONS
BC
Hand Hole
12-
D
BP
5I/
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16"
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WARNING: Customer is responsible for engineering analysis to confirm pole and fixture compatibility for all applications. Refer to pole white paper WP513001 EN for additional support information. Before
installing, make sure proper anchor bolts and templates are obtained. The use of unauthorized accessories such as banners, signs, cameras or pennants for which the pole was not designed voids the pole
warranty and may result in pole failure causing serious injury or property damage. Information regarding total loading capacity can be supplied upon request. The pole warranty is void unless poles are used
and installed as a complete pole and luminaire combination. This warranty specifically excludes failure as the result of a third party act or omission, misuse, unanticipated uses, fatigue failure or similar
phenomena resulting from induced vibration, harmonic oscillation or resonance associated with movement of air currents around the product.
Specifications and dimensions subject to change without notice. Consult your lighting representative at Eaton or visit www.eaton. com/ lighting for available options, accessories and ordering information
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OHalo
Commercial
DESCRIPTION
Recessed 6 -inch LED lens downlight is available in various
distributions, lumen and CRI/ CCT options. Suitable for commercial
construction and can be used for both new or renovation work.
Insulation must be kept 3" from top and sides of housing. Use for
general area lighting where high efficiency and visual comfort are
required.
MECHANICAL
Reflector
Frame
One piece parabolic aluminum
cULus listed for wet location
Boat shaped galvanized steel
reflector provides cutoff for
IP66 Ingress Protection Rated
frame with adjustable plaster
a visually comfortable optic.
Insulation must be kept 3" from
lip accommodates ceilings up
Attaches to LED module with (3)
to 1/ 2 - 2" thick. May be used for
speed clamps minimizing light
new construction or remodeling
installations. Provided with ( 2)
with an optional white painted
Optional City of Chicago
remodel clips to secure frame
flange.
environmental air (CCEA)
when installed from below the
ceiling.
Compliance
leaks to lens. Self -flanged standard
marking for plenum applications.
Trim Retention
Reflectors are retained with two
Mounting Brackets
Bar hanger receivers adjusts 2"
torsion springs holding the flange
tightly to the finished ceiling
vertically from above the ceiling
surface.
or thru the aperture. Use with
No Fuss''
1/ 2"
bar hangers or with
EMT. Removable to facilitate
installation from below the ceiling.
No FussTM' Bar Hangers
Captive preinstalled bar hanger
top and sides.
Airtight per ASTM -E283.
ELECTRICAL
Part 18 non -consumer limits.
PD615
Contains no mercury or lead and
RoHS compliant.
PD620
Photometric testing in
PD630
accordance with IES LM -79- 08.
Junction Box
MIA" and ( 2) 3/4" trade size pry
outs positioned to allow straight
conduit runs. Listed for ( 12)
12 AWG ( six in, six out) 90° C
Lumen maintenance projections
in accordance with IES LM -80- 08
PDM6A
andTM- 21- 11.
Can be used to comply with
locks to tee grid with a screwdriver conductors and feed thru branch
California Title 24 Non -Residential
or pliers. Centering mechanism
wiring.
Lighting Controls requirements
allows consistent positioning of
fixtures.
Driver
OPTICAL
constant current driver provides
commercial applications,
reference database for current
listings.
Proximity phosphors over chip
on board LEDs provide a uniform
or H347200. Continuous, flicker -
source with high efficiency and no
free dimming from 100% to 10%
with leading or trailing edge
phase cut at 120V or 0 - 10V analog
minimum, accuracy within
available CRI / CCT options.
Passive thermal management
achieves L70 at 50, 000 hours
in non IC applications. Integral
diffuse lens provides visual
1000, 1500,
ENERGY STAR® listed for
noise free operation. For 347V
input use Halo transformer H347
3 SDCM provides color uniformity.
See ordering information for
61V
as a LED Luminaire.
Integral UNV 120 - 277V 50/ 60 Hz
LED Module
pixilation. Available in 80 or 90 CRI
PD610
EMI/ RFI emissions per FCC 47CFR
2000 & 3000
Lumen Series
LED
6 -Inch Aperture
control.
Lens Downlight
Emergency Option
Provides 90 minutes of standby
lighting meeting most life safety
codes for egress lighting. Available
with both integral or remote
charge indicator and test switch.
shielding. Integral connector
allows quick connection to
housing flex.
THD: 5 20%
PF: z 0. 90
T Ambient - 30 - + 40° C
Sound Rating s 22dba
1000 series
Lumens
Lumens
1500 Series
Lumens
2000 Series
Lumens
3000 Series
277V
Input Voltage
120V
277V
Input Voltage
120V
277V
Input Voltage
120V
277V
Input Voltage
120V
Input Current
103 A
058 A
Input Current
146 A
AA
Input Current
175 A
536 A
Input Current
299 A
145A
Input Power
12. 1 W
13. 2 W
Input Power
17. 1 W
17. 9 W
Input Power
20. 78 W
21. 06 W
Input Power
35. 72 W
36. 4 W
Efficiency
88 LPW
88 LPW
Efficiency
87 LPW
87 LPW
Efficiency
89 LPW
89 LPW
Efficiency
82 LPW
82 LPW
048 A
080 A
Inrush Current
1. 920 A
0. 960 A
Inrush Current
096 A
928 A
Inrush Current
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128A_
Inrush Current
TD517003EN
4/ 22/ 2016
PD610/ PD61 5/ PD620/ PD630
Halo Commercial
PDM6A
61V
SAMPLE NUMBER: PD610ED010REM- PDM6A827- 61VC
A complete luminaire consists of a housing, LED module and reflector, order separately.
Driver
O
P136 = 6" aperture LED downlight
10 = 1, 000 lumens (nominal)
827827
80 CRI, 2700K CCT
Pll
15 = 1, 500 lumens ( nominal)
0- 10V and LE/ TE
operation with
module for PD6
927927
9090 CRI,CRI, 2700K2700K CCTCCT
phase cut dimming
remote indicator
housing,housing, providesprovides
830830
8080 CRI,CRI, 3000K3000K CCTCCT
=
6" aperture LED
downlight, CCEA listed
ED010 = 120-277V 50/ 60Hz,
for City of Chicago
REM = Emergency
PDM6A = Downlight LED
and test switch
plenum requirements
1, 000, 1, 500,
930
90 CRI, 3000K CCT
2, 000, or 3, 000
835
80 CRI, 3500K CCT
operation with
lumens (nominal)
935
90 CRI, 3500K CCT
integral indicator
depending
840
80 CRI, 4000K CCT
and test switch,
onon connectedconnected
940
90 CRI, 4000K CCT
60 Hz only
housinghousing typetype
Ill =
Emergency
113010 = 120- 277V 50/ 601- 1z,
0- 10V dimming
3, 000 lumen only)
REM and IEM
options not available
with PD6CP
housing)
61 V = 6" vertical parabolic reflector
61VEM = 6" vertical parabolic reflector for IEM
C = Specular clear
G = Specular gold
H = Semi -specular clear
W = White (white flange)
BB = Black baffle (white flange)
WB = White baffle (white flange)
Blank = Polished flange standard with C, G & H
reflector finishes
Blank = White flange standard with W, BE,
WB
WF = White flange option available with C, G, &
H reflector finishes
HB12SAPK = L channel hanger bar, 26",
No -Fuss', pair (replacement)
RMB22 = 22" long wood joist mounting
bars, pair
H347 = Step down transformer for 347V input
H347 = Step down transformer for 347V
input, 75VA max
H347200 = Step down transformer for 347V
input, 200VA max
DIMENSIONS
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OLumarkOLumark
DESCRIPTION
The patented Lumark Crosstourl LED Wall Pack Series of luminaries
provides an architectural style with super bright, energy efficient LEDs.
The low -profile, rugged die-cast aluminum construction, universal back
box, stainless steel hardware along with a sealed and gasketed optical
compartment make the Crosstour impervious to contaminants. The
Crosstour wall luminaire is ideal for wall/ surface, inverted mount for
fagade/canopy illumination, post/bollard, site lighting, floodlight and low
level pathway illumination including stairs. Typical applications include
building entrances, multi -use facilities, apartment buildings, institutions,
schools, stairways and loading docks test.
Construction
Optical
lightlight outputoutput afterafter 72,72, 000000 hourshours
Slim, low -profile LED design
( 3)3) half-half- inchinch
ofof operation.operation. ThreeThree
(
with rugged one- piece, die-cast
Silicone sealed optical LED
chamber incorporates a custom
aluminum hinged removable door
engineered mirrored anodized
allowallow forfor thru-thru- branchbranch wiring.wiring. BackBack
and back box. Matching housing
reflector providing high -efficiency
illumination. Optical assembly
wiringwiring compartment.compartment. IntegralIntegral LEDLED
electronicelectronic driverdriver incorporates incorporates surgesurge
styles incorporate both a small and
NPTNPT threadedthreaded conduitconduit entryentry pointspoints
boxbox isis anan authorizedauthorized electricalelectrical
large design. The small housing
includes impact -resistant
is available in 7W and 18W. The
tempered glass and meets IESNA
protection.protection. 120-120- 277V277V 50/50/ 6OHz6OHz oror
large housing is available in the
26W model. Patent pending secure
requirements for full cutoff
compliance. Solid state LED
347V347V 60Hz60Hz models.models.
lock hinge feature allows for
Crosstour luminaries are thermally
FinishFinish
safe and easy tool -less electrical
optimized with five ( 5) lumen
connections with the supplied
packages in cool 5000K or neutral
push -in connectors. Back box
warm 3500K LED color temperature
CCT).
CrosstourCrosstour isis protected protected withwith aa
SuperSuper durabledurable TGICTGIC carboncarbon
bronzebronze oror summitsummit whitewhite polyesterpolyester
includes three (3) half-inch, NPT
Electrical
withstandwithstand extremeextreme climateclimate
the small and large forms and
LED driver is mounted to the
conditionsconditions whilewhile providingproviding optimaloptimal
mounts to standard 3- 1/ 2" to 4"
die-cast housing for optimal heat
sinking. LED thermal management
colorcolor andand glossgloss retention retention ofof thethe
universal back box supports both
round and octagonal, 4" square,
XTORXTOR
powderpowder coatcoat paint.paint. SuperSuper durabledurable
TGICTGIC powderpowder coatcoat paintpaint finishesfinishes
threaded conduit entry points. The
CROSSTOUR CROSSTOUR LEDLED
installed installed life.life.
system incorporates both
single gang and masonry junction
boxes. Key hole gasket allows
APPLICATIONS:APPLICATIONS:
conduction and natural convection
WarrantyWarranty
Five-Five- yearyear warranty.warranty.
/ SURFACESURFACE
WALLWALL
/
for adaptation to junction box or
to transfer heat rapidly away
wall. External fin design extracts
FLOODLIGHT FLOODLIGHT
piece silicone gasket seals door
from the LED source. 7W models
operate in - 40° C to 40° C [- 40° F
to 104° F]. 18W and 26W models
and back box. Minimum 5" wide
operate in - 40° C to 40° C [- 40° F to
SITESITE LIGHTINGLIGHTING
heat from the fixture surface. One-
/
POSTPOST
/
BOLLARDBOLLARD
LOWLOW LEVELLEVEL
INVERTEDINVERTED
pole for site lighting application.
104° F]. High ambient 50° C models
Not recommended for car wash
available. Crosstour luminaires
applications.
maintain greater than 90% of initial
ESCUTCHEONESCUTCHEON PLATESPLATES
DIMENSIONS
1
7W & 18W
6- 3/ 4" [ 171mm]
26W
8" [ 203mm]
10"10"
254mm]254mm]
OO
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CERTIFICATIONCERTIFICATION DATADATA
UUcULUUcUL WetWet LocationLocation ListedListed
17-17- 1/1/ 2"2"[ [
LM79LM79
/ / LM80LM80 Compliant Compliant
445mm]445mm]
ROHSROHS CompliantCompliant
ADAADA Compliant Compliant
NOMNOM CompliantCompliant ModelsModels
7W&
11 8W
J
7W&
3-3- 5/5/ 8"8"( ( 92mm]92mm]
26W26W
26W26W
6-6- 5/5/ 8"8"[ [
168mm]168mm]
IP66IP66 IngressedIngressed ProtectionProtection RatedRated
18W18W
5-5- 3/3/ 4"4"[ [ 146mm]146mm]
TitleTitle 2424 CompliantCompliant
DesignLightsDesignLights Consortium@Consortium@ Qualified`Qualified`
4"4"[ [ 102mm]102mm]
TECHNICALTECHNICAL DATADATA
40°40° CC MaximumMaximum AmbientAmbient TemperatureTemperature
ExternalExternal SupplySupply WiringWiring 90°90° CC Minimum Minimum
445mm]445mm]
EPAEPA
EffectiveEffective ProjectedProjected AreaArea
( ( Sq.Sq. Ft.):Ft.):
XTORIA/XTORIA/ XTOR2A=XTOR2A= 0.0. 3434
XTOR3A=XTOR3A= 0.0. 4545
SHIPPINGSHIPPING DATA:DATA:
L—
L—
ApproximateApproximate NetNet Weight:Weight:
10"10"[ [ 254mm]254mm]
3.3. 77- -
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designlights.designlights. orgorg
5.5. 2525 lbs.lbs.
[ [ 1.1. 77- -
2.2. 44 kgs.]kgs.]
2110,2110,
059134 511
20152015-059134511
XTOR
LUMEN MAINTENANCE
TM -21 Lumen
Ambient
Temperature
CROSSTOUR LED
LUMENS - CRI/ CCT TABLE
Theoretical L70
Maintenance
Hours)
72, 000 Hours)
LED Information
Delivered Lumens
Wall Mount)
XTORIA
XTOR2A
XTOR2A-N
XTOR3A
XTOR3A-N
722
1, 633
1, 523
2, 804
2, 264
468
1,1, 060060
978
2, 168
1, 738
BO -UO -GO
81 - UO -GO
B1 - UO -GO
B1 - UO -GO
B1 -UO -GO
5, 000
5, 000
3, 500
5, 000
3, 500
65
65
70
65
70
7W
18W
18W
26W
26W
XTORIA Model
25° C
92%
Delivered Lumens
With Flood
290, 000
Accessory Kit)'
40°C
92%
290, 000
50° C
91%
270,000
B. U. G. Rating 2
CCT
XTOR2A Model
Kelvin)
25° C
91%
270, 000
40° C
90%
260, 000
50° C
88%
225, 000
25° C
91%
280,000
40' C
91%
270,000
50' C
89%
240, 000
CRI
Color Rendering Index)
Power Consumption
Watts)
XTOR3A Model
NOTES: 1 Includes shield and visor. 2 B. U. G. Rating does not apply to floodlighting.
CURRENT DRAW
Model Series
Voltage
XTORIA
XTOR2A
120V120V
0. 05A
0. 15A
0. 22A
208V
0. 03A
0. 08A
0. 13A
XTOR3A
240V
0. 03A
0. 07A
0.0. 11A11A
277V
0. 03A
0. 06A
0. 10A
347V
0. 025A
0. 058A
0. 082A
Sample Number: XTOR2A- N- WT-PCt
Series'
XTOR1A= Small Door, 7W
LED Kelvin Color
XTOR2A=XTOR2A= SmallSmall Door,Door, 18W18W
XTOR3A= Small Door, 26W
Housing Color
Blank]= Bright White
Blank]=
Blank]= CarbonCarbon BronzeBronze
Standard)Standard) 5000K5000K
N= Neutral Warm White,
Standard)
WT= Summit White
3500M3500M
Options (Add as Suffix)
Accessories (Order Separately)
PC7=PC7= PhotocontrolPhotocontrol 120V120V
WG/WG/ XTOR=XTOR= WireWire GuardGuard
PC2= Photocontrol 208- 277V 3-'
XTORFLD- KNC= Knuckle Floodlight Kit 7
347V= 347V'
XTORFLD-XTORFLD- TRN=TRN= TrunnionTrunnion FloodlightFloodlight KitKit 77
HA=HA= 50°50° CC HighHigh Ambient'Ambient'
XTORFLD- KNC- WT= Knuckle Floodlight Kit, Summit White 7
XTORFLD- TRN- WT=Trunnion Floodlight Kit, Summit White 7
EWP/EWP/ XTOR=XTOR= Escutcheon Escutcheon WallWall Plate,Plate, CarbonCarbon BronzeBronze
EWP/ XTOR- WT= Escutcheon Wall Plate, Summit White
NOTES: 1 DesignLights Consortium' Qualified. Refer to www.designlighis. org Qualified Products List under Family Models for details. 2 XTORIA not available in 3500K. 3 Photo contro Is are factory installed. 40rder PC2 for
347V models. 5 Thru-branch wiring not available with HA option or with 347V. 6 Wire guard for wall/ surface mount. Not for use with floodlight kit accessory. 7 Floodlight kit accessory supplied with knuckle ( KNC) or trunnion
TRN) base, small and large top visors and small and large impact shields.
STOCK ORDERING INFORMATION
7W Series
18W Series
26W Series
XTORIA= 7W, 5000K, Carbon Bronze
XTOR2A= 18W, 5000K, Carbon Bronze
XTOR3A= 26W, 5000K, Carbon Bronze
XTORIA- WT=7W, 5000K, Summit White
XTOR2A- N= 18W, 350OK, Carbon Bronze
XTOR3A- N= 26W, 350OK, Carbon Bronze
XTORIA- PC1= 7W, 5000K, 120V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR2A- WT= 18W, Summit White
XTOR3A- WT= 26W, Summit White
XTOR2A- PC1= 18W, 120V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR3A- PC1 = 26W, 120V PC, Carbon Bronze
5 - DAY QUICK SHIP ORDERING INFORMATION
7W Series
18W Series
26W Series
XTORIA- WT-PC1= 7W, 5000K, Summit White, 120V PC
XTOR2A- PC2= 18W, 5000K, 208- 277V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR3A- PC2= 26W, 5000K, 208- 277V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR2A-WT-PC1= 18W, 5000K, Summit White, 120V PC
XTOR3A- WT-PC1= 26W, 5000K, Summit White, 120V PC
XTOR2A-WT-PC2= 18W, 5000K, Summit White, 208-277V PC
XTOR3A- WT-PC2= 26W, 5000K, Summit White, 208- 277V PC
XTOR2A- N- WT=18W, 350OK, Summit White
XTOR3A- N- WT= 26W, 3500K, Summit White
XTOR2A- N- PC1= 18W, 3500K, 120V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR3A- N- PC1= 26W, 3500K, 120V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR2A-XTOR2A- N-N- PC2=PC2= 18W,18W, 350OK,350OK, 208-208- 277V277V PC,PC, CarbonCarbon BronzeBronze
XTOR3A- N- PC2= 26W, 3500K, 208- 277V PC, Carbon Bronze
XTOR2A- N- WHT-PC1= 18W, 3500K, Summit White, 120V PC
XTOR3A- N- WHT-PC1= 26W, 350OK, Summit White, 120V PC
XTOR2A- N- WT-PC2= 18W, 3500K, Summit White, 208- 277V PC
XTOR3A- N- WT-PC2= 26W, 3500K, Summit White, 208-277V PC
Eaton
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1121 Highway 74 South
P: 770486.4800
www.eaton. com/
lighting
Specifications and
dimensions subject to
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PREPARED BY:
TYPE:
JOB NAME:
DATE:
CERTIFICATION: UL LISTED
MODEL#
D"
H"
W508
8
6
W512
12
8
W514
14
9
W516
16
9
W512
W508
W514
W516
W516X
FINISH -Five stage pretreatment process, coated with a
LAMP HOLDERS- Accommodates Incandescent
lead free TGI C polyester powder coat finish. White is
medium base porcelain socket, copper shell with nicked
standard inside reflectors, Except # 49 -Galvanized, # 62 -
Anodized Bronze
and #
63 -Iron Rust, Unless specified.
plate, rated 250V, 660W. Compact Fluorescent 4 pin
heat resistant thermoplastic socket accommodates
Custom colors and Marine are available upon request.
26/ 32W ( Gx24q- 3 base) and 42W ( Gx24q- 4 base). Twist
MOUNTING- 1/ 2" or 3/ 4" tapped hub is supplied. Top
resistance, rated 75W, 600V. High Intensity
or side mount available. Fixtures are pre -wired with 48"
or 96" leads. Available with cord or stem sets.
socket, rated 660W/ 600V. LED. A minimum of 60, 000
lock design provides for vibration and earthquake
Discharge ( H. I.D.) medium base, 4KV pulse start
hours to 100, 000 expected life depending on installation
REFLECTOR- Spun from heavy gauge 1100- 0
aluminum, ranging in thickness from . 050 to . 125.
location and ambient temperature.
Galvanized is from 20 gauge sheets. Copper is spun
from . 040 gauge and 110 soft alloy.
53 -rust
w/ coat
W508
W516
INC
HID'
LED"
100W
26W
35W
LOW
Arm extension
41 -black
54 -stucco
Post Mts & Pole
42 -dr. green
55 -sage
Stem
43 -red
57 -polish alum
44 -white
W514
MOUNTING OPT.
CF"
52 -patina
40 -copper
W512
LIGHT SOURCE
FINISH
MODEL#
w/
45- med. blue
58 -satin alum.
46 -yellow
clear coat
48 -polish alum.
59- coppertone
49 -galvanized
60 -canal green
50 -navy blue
61- anod. charcoal
51 -arch. Bronze
62- anod. bronze
W516X
26W
35W
32W
SOW
10W
coat
150W
42W
Cord Z
Cable & Chain
20W
Hub
70W
200W
100W
36W
63 -iron rust
REMOTE BALLAST/ DRIVER
ZINC MAX WATTAGE 150W
MADE
IN
CALL FACTORY FOR HIGHER WATTAGE
PHONE: 877- 999- 1990
FAX: 877- 999- 1955
12260 EAST END A
INO, CA 91710
U
C
UL
LISTED
PREPARED BY:
TYPE:
JOB NAME:
DATE:
CERTIFICATION: UL LISTED
MODEL#
D"
W518
18
9
W520
20
10
W524
24
16
W527
27
16
H"
FINISH -Five stage pretreatment process, coated with a
lead free TGI C polyester powder coat finish. White is
standard inside reflectors, Except # 49 -Galvanized, # 62Anodized Bronze and # 63 -Iron Rust, Unless specified.
LAMP HOLDERS- Accommodates Incandescent
medium base porcelain socket, copper shell with nicked
plate, rated 250V, 660W. Compact Fluorescent 4 pin
heat resistant thermoplastic socket accommodates
Custom colors and Marine are available upon request.
26/ 32W ( Gx24q- 3 base) and 42W ( Gx24q- 4 base). Twist
MOUNTING- 1/ 2" or 3/ 4" tapped hub is supplied. Top
resistance, rated 75W, 600V. High Intensity
lock design provides for vibration and earthquake
or side mount available. Fixtures are pre -wired with 48"
or 96" leads. Available with cord or stem sets.
REFLECTOR- Spun from heavy gauge 1100- 0
Discharge ( H. I. D.) medium base, 4KV pulse start
socket, rated 660W/ 60OV. LED. A minimum of 60, 000
hours to 100, 000 expected life depending on installation
location and ambient temperature.
aluminum, ranging in thickness from . 050 to . 125.
Galvanized is from 20 gauge sheets. Copper is spun
from . 040 gauge and 110 soft alloy.
MODEL#
LIGHT SOURCE
FINISH
INCINC
40 -copper
W518W518
W520
W524
52 -patina
5353
- - rustrust
w/ coat
41 -black
54 -stucco
42 -dr. green
55 -sage
43 -red
57 -polish alum
44 -white
w/ coat
32W,32W,
35W
57W
1X26W
58 -satin alum.
1X32W
1X42W
48 -polish alum.
59- coppertone
60 -canal green
61- anod. charcoal
2X26W
62- anod. bronze
63 -iron rust
2X42W
Arm extension
Post Mts & Pole
50W
clear coat
51 -arch. Bronze
LED'
42W
46 -yellow
50 -navy blue
MOUNTING OPT.
HID'
26W
30OW
45- med. blue
49 -galvanized
W527
CFL
Stem
79W
70W
Cord2
Cable & Chain
93W
Hub
100W
2X32W
93W
REMOTE BALLAST
ZINC MAX WATTAGE 150W
CALL FACTORY FOR HIGHER WATTAGE
PHONE: 877- 999- 1990 • -FAX: 877- 999- 1955
12260 EAST END A
HIND, CA 91710
MADE
IN
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C&
LISTED
CITY OF DELAFIELD
CITY OF DELAFIELD
500 GENESEE ST
DELAFIELD,
WI
53018
Payee: TWP ARCHITECTURE
Time: 1: 50 PM
Date: 5/ 18/ 2016
Receipt Number:
00001 /
42239
Clerk: sj
ITEM
AMOUNT
REFERENCE
PCAPP ROGERS MEM HOSP SITE
PLAN
150. 00
PC APP FEE
Total:
Check
21365
Change:
THANK YOU
150. 00
150. 00
0. 00
ORDINANCE NO. 728
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY OF DELAFIELD,
WAUKESHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELAFIELD, WAUKESHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: The comprehensive Plan of the City of Delafield is amended as follows:
E. Chaper 7 Land Use
Goal 1: Achieve a distribution of the various land uses that will result in a convenient and compatible
arrangement.
Actions / Implementation:
1. Eliminate density averaging district when any of the districts are Agricultural.
2. Discourage development proposals not consistent with the Master Land Use Plan.
3. Evaluate the potential for creating a redevelopment district unique to the southeast portion of the
City that exhibits Planned Mixed Use Land Use designation.
4. Encourage commercial development so that the areas function as connected retail commercial
districts.
5. Encourage development that is compatible with neighboring land uses and preserves the character
of existing neighborhoods.
Goal 2: Achieve development and preservation of residential areas within a physical environment that
respond to the demonstrated demand for housing which is healthy, safe, convenient, and attractive.
Actions / Implementation:
1. Encourage residential subdivisions as planned developments where natural features warrant
protection.
2. Discourage developments that negatively impact the character of existing residential
neighborhoods.
3. Encourage higher density housing opportunities nearer the City center.
4. Enact measures to curtail the degradation of the lake front character by limiting Lake Residential
buildings.
SECTION 2: All ordinances or parts of this ordinance conflicting or contravening the provisions of this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION 3: This Ordinance shall become effective upon passage and publication as required by law.
1
Dated this _____day of _____________, 2016.
CITY OF DELAFIELD
_____________________________
Michele DeYoe, Mayor
ATTEST:
___________________________________
Sara Bruckman
City of Delafield Clerk
Waukesha County
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