Public Works Committee Meeting — Agenda Packet

July 27, 2026 Public Works Committee Agenda 1 City of Lake Geneva, 626 Geneva St, Lake Geneva, WI 53147-262.248.3673-www.cityoflakegeneva.gov Public Works Committee Agenda Monday, July 27, 2026 - 4:00 PM Lake Geneva City Hall, Council Chambers Members: Chair: Cathy Stoodley JaNelle Powers, Linda Frame, Mary Jo Fesenmaier and Brian Smith 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Comments from the public limited to 5 minutes, limited to items on this agenda 4. Approval of the minutes from June 22, 2026 5. Written Staff Reports a. Director of Public Works Report b. Street Superintendent Report c. Parking Manager Report d. Engineer Report 6. Highway 50 Update 7. Discussion/Recommendation to add the following signaled intersections to Ordinance 74-204(2) Traffic Signals 8. Discussion/Recommendation regarding acceptance of Stoneridge Phase 2B Stonemill Circle Roadway 9. Discussion/Recommendation regarding extra CIP funding for Rapid Flashing Beacons (Kapur) 10. Adjournment A quorum of the Council may be present; however, no official Council action will be taken. Requests from persons with disabilities who need assistance to participate in this meeting should be made to the City Clerk’s office in advance so that the appropriate accommodations can be made. Page 1 of 31 June 22, 2026 Public Works Committee Minutes 1 City Of Lake Geneva Public Works Committee Minutes Monday, June 22, 2026 - 4:00 PM Lake Geneva City Hall, Council Chambers Call to Order Meeting called to order by chairperson Stoodley. Roll Call Present: Stoodley, Frame, and Fesenmaier Others present: City Administrator Dave De Angelis, Public Works Director Tom Earle, Streets Superintendent Neil Waswo, Mayor Todd Krause. Absent: Powers and Smith Comments from the public limited to 5 minutes, limited to items on this agenda Andrea Christian, 250 Havenwood Drive spoke on items 5a. Cindy Yager, 1284 Edgewood Drive, spoke on item 5c. Approval of the minutes from May 26,2026 Motion by Stoodley to approve, second by Fesenmaier. Voice vote, approve, motion carried. Written Staff Reports Director of Public Works Report Public Works Director's report was included in the packet. Discussion took place. Street Superintendent Report Streets Superintendent report was included in the packet. Committee members and Waswo discussed topics that were included in the report. Parking Manager Report The Parking Manager's report was included in the packet. The committee discussed multiple topics included in the report. Further discussion took place regarding bus parking. Engineer Report Bridget Barry of Kapur provided an overview of the report included in the packet. Highway 50 Update Highway 50 Update was included in the packet. Dave De Angelis informed the committee that the revised SMFAs had been received. Discussion/Recommendation regarding 2026 Tapco Contract Tapco Contract was included in the packet. Wasow gave oversight of the contract. Motion by Fesenmaier to approve the 2026 Tapco Contract, second by Frame. Voice vote, approved, motion carried. Discussion/Recommendation move-up of replacement of (1) heavy plow and (1) bucket truck from 2027 to 2026 in Equipment Replacement Fund Earle gave an overview of the memo that was included in the packet. Motion by Frame to approve to move up of replacement of 1 heavy plow and 1 bucket truck from 2027 to 2026 in Equipment Replacement fund , second by Fesenamier. Discussion took place regarding the cost difference. Voice vote, approved, motion carried. Discussion/Recommendation regarding the Maximum Extent Feasible for the Bike Path on Townline Rd and Edwards Blvd. Page 2 of 31 June 22, 2026 Public Works Committee Minutes 2 Barry gave an overview of the memo that was included in the packet. The committee members discussed funding responsibilities. Dave De Angelis stated in the future the city will work with future developers to grade the hill to make ADA accommodations. Motion by Fesenmaier to forward it to City Council without recommendation, second by Frame. Fesenmaier recommended obtaining additional information, so the matter can be reviewed by the full council. Voice vote, approved, motion carried. Adjournment Motion to adjourn by Stoodley, second by Frame. Voice vote, approved, motion carried. Page 3 of 31 City of Lake Geneva Department of Public Works 1065 Carey St. Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262.248.6644 Streets l Parks l Forestry l Cemeteries l Buildings & Grounds _____________________________________________________________________________ To: Public Works Committee From: Tom Earle, DPW RE: July. 2026 Director’s Report PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION DOT. • Discuss Hwy 50 with LGUC and WisDOT several times, ongoing. Meet regarding utility work near the Manor . • Discuss Real Estate acquisitions for STH 120 project with Admin and WisDOT Engineer. Ongoing, meet with MaryKate. Discuss ROW encroachments. Meet on site. The Manor Pillars. • Discuss project with The Manor and also street light upgrades. DPW • Storm cleanup and coordination • Meet regarding spillway lighting, ongoing, discuss with LGBC. Meet with BC regarding this and other projects. Discuss with GLLC. Ongoing • Meet with Admin several times • Meet with Comptroller several times. • Currently working on CIP projects. Meet with Comptroller regarding funds. Furnace at museum approved. • Meet with designer/engineer on salt shed addition. • Discuss border roads winter maintenance with surrounding Muni’s. • Review ROW permits, meet with B&Z. Attend DRT • Daily activities, signage, roads, salt allocation, salt application seminars, etc. Signage issues around town. • Meet with WalCo, Engineers regarding Int. North project. Traffic issues for detour. • Alleys are being listed based on PASER ratings. DPW aware of several issues in alleys. Baker St, Crawford, Etc. Lists moving forward will include any known issues. City Engineer will list. • Storm abatement first and foremost taking up much of our time. Cemeteries • Survey complete, data compilation for design started. Borings performed. Project bids collected, to be on Cemetery Board Agenda. Paving project approved. • Attend Cemetery Board in June.. Updates on projects • Several issues at Oak Hill are being resolved and ongoing. Many ownership issues lately, assisted numerous families for ownership issues. This is ongoing and ramping up. LTE employment looked at, looking for applicants. • Address past errors in record keeping at Oak Hill, ongoing. Many new issues found. • DPW Admin Assistant is working on finding possible remedies for the Oak Hill Columbarium issues. Page 4 of 31 City of Lake Geneva Department of Public Works 1065 Carey St. Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262.248.6644 Streets l Parks l Forestry l Cemeteries l Buildings & Grounds • Columbarium rebid opened 08 April, recommendation on Council agenda. Approved, 2nd Columbarium approved via surplus CIP funds. • RFB for Sexton Shed came in at budget, hopefully work starts in next few months. Fence is moved, trees removed. Waiting for project to begin • Meet with Comptroller, Admin and Asst. Admin regarding ERF and CIP • Storm cleanup, shop wall damaged, many large trees down. Oak Hill closed for 1 week. Crews will be working on Pioneer in future. DPW would like to thank the Town of Linn DPW, Village of Genoa City DPW, Town of Geneva DPW for all the coordination and assistance since the storm on 03 July. Page 5 of 31 City of Lake Geneva Department of Public Works 1065 Carey St. Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262.248.6644 DPW July 2026 Operational Report Streets I have been working with city Engineer on the 2026 Street program. The 2026 street program construction has started. Highway H construction has started. Sweepers are out cleaning curb lines downtown 5 days a week. Staff have been repairing and straightening street signs and traffic signs. Doing repairs to traffic lights. Staff are working on streetlight repairs. Staff have been out doing utility locates. Staff are doing downtown and park garbage pickup Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Staff have meetings with County on HWY project bi-weekly. DPW office has been getting visitors regularly for the brush drop off. Extended hrs. were added to help with storm clean up. Staff also have been completing needed repairs to equipment. Crews are out doing storm drain repairs along with contractors. Crews were out clearing storm drains and keeping culverts cleared. New salt shed construction is under way. Meeting with contractor Bi-weekly. Met with TDS contractors. They will be installing fiber optics in the city. Working on the N. side of the city now. Crews have been painting crosswalks, parking stalls, arrows and stop bars. Mosquito sprayer has been calibrated and ready for the season if needed. Crews have started road patches. Page 6 of 31 City of Lake Geneva Department of Public Works 1065 Carey St. Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262.248.6644 Storm Clean up Storm clean up is going very well. We have 5 crews cleaning up. 2 contractors, DPW staff and help from The Town of Linn and the Village of Genoa City DPW’s. Contractor is scheduled to make repairs to the fence for the tennis courts at Maple Park. DPW staff made needed repairs to the Lifeguard tower. Parks Staff have been working on some PMs to mowing equipment. Staff are adding chips to playgrounds Some damage has accrued to the new playground equipment; Contractor is looking at it. Completed painting public restrooms. Working on dirtying and seeding dead spots in the park. Crews were very busy over the 4th of July weekend. New control box has been installed for Library Park irrigation system. Crews are out mowing. Lake front crew are scheduled on the weekends. Vets Park has been busy with weekend tournaments. And summer baseball. Beach is being cleaned, groomed and garbage’s emptied every day. Working with contractor on issues with the irrigation system in Library Park. Page 7 of 31 City of Lake Geneva Department of Public Works 1065 Carey St. Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262.248.6644 Forestry Staff have been attending online and in person training. The crew is out trimming trees and removing broken tree limbs. City arborists have been working on tree removal list. Also working on specs for new bucket truck. Riviera A/C units have been repaired Riviera has hosted another 15 events. Working on repairs to the irrigation system. Have been cleaning the fountain every 2 weeks. Page 8 of 31 Parking Operations Report -June 2026 Parking Permits: • 5,619 (5,163 Resident – 261 WalCo Resident - 195 Business) • 31/40 Parking Lot Permits Citation Report: Total: 20,944 Issued: 2,747 Paid: 13,583 Dismissed/Closed: 3,742 Sent to Collection: 515 Warning: 237 In Dispute: 120 Information pulled 7/14/2026 Kiosk and Parking App Revenue for Comparison: Information pulled 7/15/2026 Month Parkmobile-App Flowbird-Kiosks Month Parkmobile-App Flowbird-Kiosks 2026-01 18,895.00$ 29,416.30$ 2025-01 -$ 1,016.72$ 2026-02 68,987.00$ 101,207.89$ 2025-02 59,369.00$ 89,258.76$ 2026-03 66,394.00$ 87,701.80$ 2025-03 69,120.00$ 105,650.17$ Total Q1 154,276.00$ 218,325.99$ Total Q1 128,489.00$ 195,925.65$ Q1 G rand Total 372,601.99$ Q1 G rand Total 324,414.65$ 2026-04 71,183.00$ 92,495.25$ 2025-04 65,362.00$ 101,188.91$ 2026-05 144,135.00$ 193,489.18$ 2025-05 122,054.00$ 187,317.80$ 2026-06 165,230.00$ 232,008.08$ 2025-06 156,953.00$ 270,242.27$ Total Q2 380,548.00$ 517,992.51$ Total Q2 344,369.00$ 558,748.98$ Q2 G rand Total 898,540.51$ Q2 G rand Total 903,117.98$ 2026-07 97,681.00$ 135,099.80$ 2025-07 200,932.00$ 314,618.55$ 2026-08 -$ -$ 2025-08 205,748.00$ 326,490.72$ 2026-09 -$ -$ 2025-09 116,807.00$ 206,267.58$ Total Q3 97,681.00$ 135,099.80$ Total Q3 523,487.00$ 847,376.85$ Q3 G rand Total 232,780.80$ Q3 G rand Total 1,370,863.85$ Page 9 of 31 “We Love Wednesdays” Chalk Tracking for Review: New Signs Installed in Parking Lots A (Cook Lot) & G (Geneva Lot) as part of our sign refresh project. Signs are brighter, more visible, and user friendly. Parkmobile Flowbird C C Flowbird C oin Total Ch a l k s 1-Apr 378 433 6 817 56 8-Apr 376 405 21 802 88 15-Apr 343 312 9 664 153 22-Apr 455 436 17 908 137 29-Apr 335 312 5 652 124 6-May 364 394 14 772 134 13-May 422 406 12 840 114 20-May 553 516 15 1084 106 27-May 651 813 30 1494 103 3-Jun 710 983 28 1721 127 10-Jun 445 919 33 1397 54 17-Jun 572 552 19 1143 22 24-Jun 718 663 20 1401 107 1-Jul 1058 70 8-Jul 905 124 Page 10 of 31 2026-Revenue Impact • Winterfest -$15,940 +shuttle value • Church Parking Weekly Retail Value -$44,280 • Food Pantry Weekly Retail Value -$4,320 • YMCA 5K -$640 • Farmer’s Market -$13,260 • Concerts in the Park -$700 • Liberty on the Lake -$800 • Pink the Lake -$120 • Art in the Park -$13,500 est +shuttle value • Venetian Fest -$39,120 est +shuttle value • Fat Tire Charity Ride -$1000 • Walk to End Alzheimer’s -$400 • Firebells Fundraiser -$320 o Total Impact -$134,400 + shuttle value TBD 2025-Revenue Impact (-$134,173.72 includes shuttle) Page 11 of 31 Memorandum for Record July 15, 2026 Summary Church Placards Issued Accountability Status Notes Lake Geneva United Methodist 20 Mostly accounted for One placard not returned by visitor Holy Communion Episcopal 45 Partially accounted for 6 placards not returned by visitors (follow up required) One placard lost and reissued to congregant. First Church of Christ, Scientist 10 Accounted for Five assigned, remainder retained by church First Congregational UCC 15 Fully accounted for All maintained by church Findings Documentation is as follows for review. All participating organizations have fully complied with the City's accountability request. The review identified concerns regarding lost or unreturned placards. A request to permit duplicated visitor placards was submitted and denied as it would significantly reduce the City's ability to maintain accountability and would be inconsistent with the existing program guidelines. The City's current policy expressly prohibits duplication of placards, as they are controlled City-issued parking authorizations intended to be individually tracked and accounted for. Furthermore, the operational hardship described has not been demonstrated by the other participating congregations, all of which continue to administer visitor placards without requesting duplication. Staff Recommendation Staff recommend continuing the existing Sunday Morning Parking Placard Program without modification to the duplication policy. Placards should remain individually issued, tracked, and accounted for in accordance with the established program guidelines. Staff further recommend that participating organizations begin to report any lost, stolen, or unreturned placards promptly and that annual accountability reviews remain part of the program to ensure the integrity of City-issued parking placards. Page 12 of 31 Original Memo Sent with Placard to Each Congregation: To: Lake Geneva United Methodist Church, Holy Communion Episcopal Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, and First Congregational United Church of Christ From: City Hall, City of Lake Geneva Date: April 15, 2025 Subject: Sunday Morning Parking Program – Rules for Use of Placards Placard Distribution: Each congregation will receive a set number of placards. Any additional placards must be requested from and approved by the Common Council. Placards will be issued in 2-year increments. Lake Geneva United Methodist Church - 20 placards Holy Communion Episcopal Church - 45 placards First Church of Christ, Scientist - 10 placards First Congregational United Church of Christ - 15 placards Permit Valid on Sunday: Each placard will provide parking from 9am to 12pm on Sunday. Placard Eligibility: Placards will not be issued to vehicles with City of Lake Geneva Parking Permit Stickers. Placard Use: Parking is limited to within a one block radius of location of the listed church. If a resident parking sticker is displayed with the placard, the resident permit will take precedence, and the vehicle will be chalked. The use of the placard will be noted, and the organization program manager will be contacted. Accountability: Placards are a controlled item. Organizations will be required to maintain accountability for each placard issued. Each organization should be prepared to provide accountability and justification for issue upon request from Lake Geneva City Hall Staff Duplication Policy: Any discovery of duplicated placards may result in the revocation of placards for the individual member. Placard Return: Placards must be returned before December 15 of the expiration year. Failure to return all placards may result in a reduction of placards for the following issue. On 6/23/2026 12:34:06 PM, Parking Manager <parkingmanager@cityoflakegeneva.gov> wrote: Good afternoon, As part of the City of Lake Geneva’s Parking Placard Program, we are requesting an updated accountability report for the placards issued to your organization through the City’s program. This request applies to all placards issued, including those provided for Sunday services and to the Food Pantry. As outlined in the program guidelines provided at the time of issuance, placards are considered a controlled item. Participating organizations are responsible for maintaining accountability of each placard Page 13 of 31 issued and must be prepared to provide justification for use upon request from the Parking Operations Manager on behalf of City Leadership or Council. Please provide the following information for each placard currently assigned to your organization: • Placard number(s) issued • If the placard is issued to an individual or family or maintained by the organization and handed out daily • Individual(s) or Family authorized to use each placard (if applicable) • If any placards have been lost, misplaced, or are otherwise unavailable, please provide an explanation and the circumstances surrounding the loss Please return this information to my office by July 17, 2026. The purpose of this review is to ensure proper stewardship of the program and maintain accurate records of issued City parking placards. Thank you for your cooperation and continued partnership with the City of Lake Geneva. Kind Regards, Beth Gehris-Padro Replies were received as follows from each congregation: First Church of Christ, Scientist 1. ST, Linn Township 2. GB, Williams Bay/Palatine IL 3. BF , Fontana/Indianapolis IN 5. KL Fontana//Cleveland OH 10. AA, Linn Township/ Texas 4,6,7,8,9 not assigned but handed out and returned as needed Thank you! Penny Roehrer Clerk and Treasurer Lake Geneva United Methodist Church Numbers 1 through 9, 13, 14 are assigned. All assigned to families 1. Z Page 14 of 31 2. A 3. P 4. T 5. A 6. C 7. S 8. J 9. N 13. P 14. K 10,11,12 are in a packet to be giving out to Sunday morning visitors and returned after service 15 thru 20 are kept in the office for visitors when we know we are having a big event (with the exception of #17 which drove away with a visitor never to be seen again). Thank you, Dawn Zur Lake Geneva United Methodist Church First Congregational United Church of Christ Per our conversation earlier, First Congregational United Church of Christ on 715 Wisconsin St. had been issued 15 parking placards for Sunday morning parking only. At this time, we have all 15 placards in our possession. None have been assigned, and we issue when needed on a Sunday basis. The Food Pantry is not in need of these placards, since they do not operate on Sundays. Much Thanks, Art Kanelos Page 15 of 31 Page 16 of 31 Page 17 of 31 Page 18 of 31 Page 19 of 31 Page 20 of 31 kapurinc.com 1224 South Pine Street Burlington, WI 53105 T: 262.767.2747 • F: 262.767.2750 D:\Walworth_Co\Lake Geneva_City\Gov\260261_2026_Lake_Geneva_General_Engineering_DPW\PHSE 01 Meetings\PWC\07 JULY\July 2026 PWC Kapur Update.docx Memo to City of Lake Geneva To: Tom Earle, Director of Public Works Date: July 14, 2026 From: Naomi Rauch, P.E. CC: Kassandra Vina, City of Lake Geneva Subject: Kapur Updates – July 2026 PWC Oak Hill Cemetery Roads – Phase 1 A pre-construction meeting is expected to be held with the Contractor by end of July. Anticipated late summer construction. Center Street and Interchange North CTH H project plans are being modified to incorporate the Swan Creek Supper Club ingress/egress. Kapur attends bi-weekly update meetings with the County and contractors. The contractor requested the closure of the CTH H and Center intersection for next phase of construction. A detour and signage map will be provided. HWY 50 Property owners with structure encroachments within the Right of Way have been sent notices via certified mail with directions on how to proceed. 2025 Street Program Punchlist items remaining. Working with Wolf to complete with the Oak Hill Cemetery. HWY 120 / Townline SISP Design continues. Maximum extents feasible for multiuse path accepted at council. HWY 120 DOT Project No update. 2026 Street Program Park Drive sidewalk and path are complete. Restoration of the area in next. Cook Street construction will start after Labor Day. Notification to property/business owners has begun. Page 21 of 31 Page 22 of 31 Agenda Item Memo City of Lake Geneva Committee: PWC Meeting Date: July 27, 2026, Subject / Title: Discussion/Recommendation to add certain signalized intersections to City ordinance Submitted By: Tom Earle Background / Request DPW noticed a few signalized intersections were not recorded in Ord. 74-204(2). Recommendation to add Int. North at Geneva Square, Cook St and Main St., Edwards Blvd and Wal Mart/Aldi entrance, and south bound on and off ramp on US12 at STH 50. Fiscal Impact / Budget • Estimated Cost $0 • Funding Source: • Budget Status: ☐ Within Budget ___________________ ☒ Over Budget _____________________ ☐Budget Amendment Required __________________ • GL Number: (If applicable, note grant awards, cost-sharing, or capital plan references.) Ordinance/Policy Implications/Changes: Add signalized intersections at Interchange North at Geneva Square, Cook St and Main St., Edwards Blvd and Wal Mart/Aldi entrance, and south bound on and off ramp on US12 at STH 50 to Ord. 74-204(2). Recommendation: Approval Implementation/Next Steps Name of Committee Date of Meeting Original Agenda Item # Outcome PWC 04/27/2026 Attachments (list any and all attachments that go with this item and memo) Reviewed by Date: Comments 1 Memo, copy of Ordinance 74-204(2), recommended change to ordinance paragraph. Page 23 of 31 Existing Ordinance Sec. 74-204 Stop intersections. [Ord. No. 07-08, § 1, 11-12-2007] (2) Traffic signals. All traffic shall observe and obey traffic signals at the following locations : a. The intersection of Broad Street and Main Street shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. b. The intersection of Main Street and Wells Street shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. c. The intersection of Main Street and Center Street shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. d. The intersection of South 50/Main Street and Highway 120/Edwards Boulevard shall be controlled by traffic signals when such signals are in operation. When they are not, this intersection shall be a four-way stop. e. The intersection of Interchange North and entrance of Geneva Square Mall shall be controlled by traffic signals when such signals are in operation. When they are not in automatic mode, they will be signalized by flashing. When they are not operable, it will be an all-way stop. Page 24 of 31 Proposed Changes Sec. 74-204 Stop intersections. [Ord. No. 07-08, § 1, 11-12-2007] (2) Traffic Signals, all traffic shall observe and obey traffic signals at the following locations; a. The intersection of Broad Street and Main Street shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. b. The intersection of Main Street and Wells Street shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. c. The intersection of Main Street and Center Street shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. d. The intersection of STH 50/Main Street and Highway 120/Edwards Boulevard shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. e. The intersection of Interchange North and entrance of Geneva Square Mall shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. f. The intersection of Main St and Cook St shall be controlled by a traffic signal at all times g. The intersection of Interchange North and Sheridan Springs shall be controlled by a traffic signal at all times, h. The intersection of the south bound on and off ramps of US12 at STH50 shall be controlled by traffic signals at all times. i. The intersection of STH 120/Edwards Blvd and the entrance at Wal Mart shall be controlled by a traffic signal at all times. j. All the intersections in subsections a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, shall be controlled by traffic signals when such signals are in operation. When they are not in Page 25 of 31 automatic mode, they will be controlled by flashing signals. When the signals are not operable, it will be an all-way stop. Page 26 of 31 kapurinc.com ⚫ Page 1 D:\Walworth_Co\Lake Geneva_City\Gov\190138 2019 Lake Geneva Plan Review\PHSE01 Stoneridge Phase II\Phase 2b\Acceptance\Mem_Acceptance_Stoneridge_Stonemill_Circle_ROADWAY.docx 1224 Pine Street Burlington, WI 53105 T: 262.767.2747 • F: 414.351.4117 Memo to City of Lake Geneva To: Tom Earle – Public Works Director Date: July 14, 2026 From: Naomi Rauch, P.E. 262-758-6032 CC: Dave DeAngelis – City Administrator Dan Draper – City Attorney Subject: Stoneridge Phase 2B (Stonemill Circle) – Roadway Acceptance Recommended The public roadway has been completed in Stoneridge Phase 2B Stonemill Circle. General grading, placement of storm sewer, placement of curb & gutter, and placement of binder course (lower layer) and the surface course (final, upper layer) of asphalt, within the City Right of Way, have been completed. Public utilities within the right- of-way and initial paving were installed in 2020; however, concerns with final lift of pavement delayed acceptance. In August of 2025, the required pavement fix was completed by Shodeen. A final walk-through site inspection occurred on June 26th 2026 verifying the pavement fix remained acceptable. Sidewalk is installed on a lot by lot basis. The remaining letter of credit for Phase 2B totals $16,000 for unfinished sidewalk and ramps. The letter of credit will be released when work is verified as completed. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me! Page 27 of 31 Page 28 of 31 Page 29 of 31 Page 30 of 31 June 11, 2026 Dave DeAngelis City Administrator of Lake Geneva 626 Geneva Street Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Administrator DeAngelis: As a 55 and older community, The Wrightwood Condominiums of Lake Geneva at 415 S Wells Street enjoy easy access to downtown. Daily, our thirty four owners and their guests make their way along the sidewalks to the lakefront, shops, restaurants, and local events. The brisk Wells Street traffic occasionally leaves us seniors feeling vulnerable. Please consider this a request to change the crossing signage at Wells and Baker to an on demand flasher like the one on Main St near the Bottle Shop. Wells Street traffic can be quick. The current static crossing signs are not adequate, and few drivers observe the State requirement to yield. There had been an illuminated warning sign there previously. Adding an on demand flasher would mitigate the potential of a tragic accident, without affecting traffic flow. Furthermore, this crossing is a school bus stop, and we are concerned about the additional Wells Street traffic about to be generated by Route 50 closures. Please let us know how we might further this request. The Wrightwood Board of Directors endorses this installation on behalf of our owners. Thank you for your attention to this matter, Charles Saul Association President 415 S. Wells St., Unit 206 Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Cc: Joel Hoiland, via email Brian Smith, via email Dept. of Public Works, via email Page 31 of 31