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COMMON COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA MAY 19, 2026 7:00 P.M. Common Council Chambers 8040 S. 6TH Street Oak Creek, WI 53154 (414) 766-7000 Daniel Bukiewicz - Mayor Alicia Haase – 1st District Greg Loreck – 2nd District James Ruetz – 3rd District Lisa Marshall – 4th District Kenneth Gehl – 5th District Chris Guzikowski – 6th District The City’s Vision Oak Creek: A dynamic regional leader driving the future of the south shore. Visit our website at www.oakcreekwi.gov for the agenda and accompanying common council reports. This meeting will be live streamed on the City of Oak Creek YouTube page via http://ocwi.org/livestream. 1. Call Meeting to Order / Roll Call 2. Pledge of Allegiance. 3. Approval of Minutes: 5/5/26. Recognition 4. Presentation of American Public Works Association (APWA) State and National Awards for Excellence in Snow and Ice Control. New Business 5. Resolution: Consider Resolution No. 12687-051926, a Resolution Requesting Increased and Sustainable Transportation Funding for Local Units of Government in Wisconsin (by Committee of the Whole). 6. Resolution: Consider Resolution No. 12688-051926, Approving a Quit Claim Deed from the City of Oak Creek to ERCOR FF, LLC for the Release of Storm Drainage Easements and a Utility and Drainage Easement affecting the property located at 2201 West Southbranch Boulevard (5th District). 7. Motion: Consider a motion to designate NOW Media Group (SOUTH NOW edition) to serve as the official City newspaper for the next 12 months (by Committee of the Whole). ENGINEERING 8. Resolution: Consider Resolution No. 12686-051926, accepting the workmanship of Roberts Restoration, Inc., and authorizing final contract payment under Project No. 25010 (Fire Station No. 3 Bay Roof Replacement Project) (1st District). May 19, 2026 Council Meeting 2 MAYORAL APPOINTMENTS 9. Motion: Consider a motion to concur with the Mayor’s (re)appointments as follows (new appointment noted): a. Board of Public Works & Capital Assets – 3 year term to expire 4/2029 Fred Siepert b. Celebrations Commission – 3 year term to expire 4/2029 Richard Maggard, Jr. c. Parks & Recreation Commission – 3 year term to expire 4/2029 Leah Schreiber Johnson d. Tourism Commission – 1 year term to expire 4/2027 Christopher Adams Jared Bell Michael Grab Majlis Seisay e. Zoning Board of Appeals / Housing Board of Appeals – 3 year term to expire 4/2029 Randy Gregorek LICENSE COMMITTEE 10. Motion: Consider a motion to take action on the various license and permit requests as listed on the 5/19/26 License Committee Report (by Committee of the Whole). VENDOR SUMMARY 11. Motion: Consider a motion to approve the May 13, 2026, Vendor Summary Report in the amount of $549,004.90 (by Committee of the Whole). Adjournment. Public Notice Upon reasonable notice, a good faith effort will be made to accommodate the needs of disabled individuals through sign language interpreters or other auxiliary aid at no cost to the individual to participate in public meetings. Due to the difficulty in finding interpreters, requests should be made as far in advance as possible preferably a minimum of 48 hours. For additional information or to request this service, contact the Oak Creek City Clerk at 414-766-7000, by fax at 414-766-7976, or by mail at 8040 S. 6th Street, Oak Creek, Wisconsin 53154. It is possible that members of and possibly a quorum of members of other governmental bodies of the municipality may attend the above-stated meeting to gather information; no action will be taken by any governmental body at the above-stated meeting other than the governmental body specifically referred to above in this notice. ,t4 OAKCREEK Meeting Date: May 19,2026 -. w¡scoNsìN - COMMON COUNCIL REPORT Item No. 5 Resolution No.'12ó87- 051926 That the Common Council consider a motion to approve Resolution No. 12687- 051926, A Resolution Requesting lncreased and Sustainable Transportation Funding for Local Units of Government in Wisconsin. nla Item: Recommendation: Fiscal lmpact: CriticalSuccess Factor(s): I Active, Vibrant, and Engaged Community X Financial Stability and Resiliency [l Thoughtful Growth and Prosperous Local Economy X Clean, Safe, and Welcoming [l lnspired, Aligned, and Proactive City Organization I Quality lnfrastructure, Amenities, and Services n Not Applicable Background: The League of Wisconsin Municipalities has requested local units of government approve these Resolutions of support to assist their legislative efforts, in this case related to transportation funding, on behalf of Wisconsin cities and villages. The Resolution highlights the importance of Wisconsin's transportation system to the state's economy, safety, and overall competitiveness. Council's pending action urges Wisconsin lawmakers to create a more reliable, long-term transportation funding plan for local roads, bridges, and highways. lt explains that while local governments maintain most of the state's roads, state transportation funding has not kept up with inflation and rising construction costs, making it difficult for communities to keep roads and bridges in good condition. As a result, many municipalities delay projects, borrow more money, or adopt wheel taxes to cover the gap, which creates a disproportionate tax burden on residential property owners in local cities and villages. Options/Alternatives: Common Council could support the Resolution as is, not support it, or make any modifcations to the lanquaqe it sees fit. Prepared and Respectfully submitted: Fiscal Review: Andrew J. Vickers, MPA City Administrator "ïlqx&. * MaxwellGagin, MPA Deputy City Administrator / Finance Officer Attachments: Resolution No. 12687 -051926 Resolution No. 1 2687-051926 Resolution Requesting lncreased and Sustainable Transportation Funding for Local Units of Government in Wisconsin By: WHEREAS, local units of government in Wisconsin own and maintain approximately 90% of the public road miles in the state, including city and village streets, county highways, and town roads; and WHEREAS, Wisconsin's economy-rooted in manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism-relies on a safe, reliable, and well-maintained transportation network; and WHEREAS, local governments greatly appreciate the one-time infusions of General Purpose Revenue, primarily sales and income taxes, and other revenue provided in recent state budgets, which have enabled the initiation and continuation of the successful and popular Local Roads lmprovement Program Supplemental (LRIP-S); and WHEREAS, despite modest increases from the state over the years, transportation aids to local governments remain insufficient to keep pace with inflation and rising construction costs, leaving many communities funded below 2000 levels in real dollars; and WHEREAS, local governments throughout Wisconsin continue to struggle to perform even routine maintenance, pavement preservation, and safety improvements, resulting in deteriorating roads and bridges; and WHEREAS, the inaugural inventory and assessment of small bridges between 6 to 20 feet found about 10% of the nearly 17,000 structures to be in poor or severe condition; and WHEREAS, levy limits and other fiscal constraints prevent local governments from independently filling the funding gap created by inadequate state transportation aids; and WHEREAS, absent sustainable state funding, many communities have been forced to address their shortfalls by significantly increasing borrowing, deferring essential projects, or imposing local vehicle registration ("wheel") taxes; and WHEREAS, Wisconsin motorists currently pay among the lowest transportation user fees in the Midwest, while neighboring states and dozens of others nationwide have enacted long-term revenue measures to keep their transportation systems competitive; and WHEREAS, \Msconsin is increasingly relying on General Purpose Revenues to make needed investments, potentially pitting transportation against other vital services, such as education; and WHEREAS, continued lack of growing, dedicated, and predictable revenue places Wisconsin at a growing economic disadvantage by threatening the efficiency of freight movement, the safety of travelers, and the attractiveness of our state to businesses and residents; and WHEREAS, both Wisconsin's aging lnterstate highway system-largely constructed in the 1950s and 1960s-and our extensive network of state and local roads require predictable, adequate, and sustainable funding to meet current and future needs; NOW THEREFORE, BE lT RESOLVED that the City of Oak Creek Common Council strongly urges the Governor of Wisconsin and the State Legislature to enact a comprehensive, sustainable transportation funding solution that: . Provides adequate and reliable revenue growth for the efficient long-term planning and execution of state and local transportation programs; . lncludes responsible and prudent use of General Purpose Revenue and bonding; . Adjusts any new and existing transportation user fees and other revenue mechanisms to sustain purchasing power in order to maintain and improve Wisconsin's transportation infrastructure; and o Ensures transportation continues to deliver for Wisconsin by adequately funding reconstruction, preservation, and safety investments on the state and local systems. BE lT FURTHER RESOLVED that the clerk is hereby directed to transmit a copy of this resolution to the Governor's office, all members of the Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly representing districts within City of Oak Creek, and the League of Wisconsin Municipalities. lntroduced at a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Oak Creek held this _ day of 2026. Passed and adopted this _ day of 2026 Common Council President Kenneth Gehl Approved this _ day of 2026 Mayor Daniel J. Bukiewicz ATTEST: Catherine A. Roeske, City Clerk VOTE: Ayes_ Noes_ OAKCRËEK Meeting Date: May19,2026 -* wl5coNltN __ COMMON COUNCIL REPORT Item No. 6 Quit Claim Deed Releasing Storm Drainage Easements and a Drainage and Utility Easement Affecting 2201 West Southbranch Boulevard That the Common Council adopts Resolution No. 12688-051926 Approving a Quit Claim Deed from the City of Oak Creek to ERCOR FF, LLC for the Release of Storm Drainage Easements and a Utility and Drainage Easement affecting the property located at 2201 West Southbranch Boulevard None Item: Recommendation Fiscal lmpact: Critical Success Factor(s): n Active, Vibrant, and Engaged Community n Financial Stability and Resiliency n Thoughtful Growth and Prosperous Local Economy E Clean, Safe, and Welcoming E Inspired, Aligned, and Proactive City Organization X Quality lnfrastructure, Amenities, and Services E Not Applicable Background: The City received a request on behalf of the owner of 2201West Southbranch Boulevard regarding storm drainage easements and a utility and drainage easement granted to the City in 1972. These easements were recorded with the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds as Document Numbers 4676050, 4676051 , 4676052 and 4683477. The easements are no longer necessary for storm drainage or utility and drainage purposes. These easements are no longer needed, and the City is reconveying the subject easement premises by Quit Claim Deed to the successor property owner, ERCOR FF, LLC. Resolution 12688-051926 approves the Quit Claim Deed and authorizes the Mayor to execute the document on behalf of the City. Options/Alternatives: None Respectfully submitted: A Prepared: Àr--¿ C,"i., Andrew J. Vickers, MPA City Administrator Melissa L. Karls City Attorney Fiscal Review: naf,'tlL W MaxwellGagin, MPA Deputy City Administrator / Finance OffÏcer Attachments: Proposed Quit Claim Deed, Resolution No. 12688-051926 and Document Nos. 4676050, 4676051, 4676052 and 4683477 State Bar of Wisconsin Form 3-2003 QUIT CLAIM DEEI) DocumentNumber DocumentName THIS DEED, made between the City of Oak Creek, a municipal corporation of the State of Wisconsin _ ("Grantor," whether one or more), and ERCOR FF. LLC. a New York limited comnanv rents, profits, fixtures and other appurtenant interests, in Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin ("Property") (if more space is needed, please attach addendum): See Exhibit A. This conveyance is intented to release and forever discharge all right, title, and interest of Grantor in and to the following: (i) Easement recorded INlay 24, 1972 as Document No. 4676050, (ii) Easement recorded INlay 24,1972 as Document No. 4676051, (iii) Easement, recorded iNlay 24,1972 as DocumentNo.4676052, and (iv) that l0' drainage and utility easement disclosed on the map of Southbranch Industrial Park, recorded June 21,1972 as Document No. 4683477. Dated City of Oak Creek * AUTHENTICATION Recording Area Name and Retum Address Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP 98 San Jacinto Boulevard, Suite I 100 Austin, Texas 78701 -4255 AtÍr: Eli Gaylor 9030004001: 9039035000 Parcel Identification Number @IN) ThirL homestead property (is) (is not) (SEAL) (sEAL) ACKNOWLEDGMENT STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY Personally came before me on the above-named to me known to be the person(s) who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged the same. ** * ) ) ) SS * authenticated on TITLE: MEMBER STATE BAR OF IWISCONSIN (rf authorized by Wis. Stat. $ 706.06) THIS INSTRUMENT DRAFTED BY: Amanda Kerr * Husch Blackwell LLP Notary Public, State of Wisconsin My Commission (is permanent) (expires: (Signatures mey be authcnficated or acknowledged. Both are not necessary.) NOTE: THIS IS A STANDARD FORM. AltY MOIIIFICATIONS TO THIS FORM SHOULD BE CLEARLY IITENTIFIED. QUTT CII\TM DEED O 2003 STATE BAR OF WTSCONSIN FORM NO.3-2003 * Type name below sigratures. Exhibit A Legal Description 1. The premises subject to that Easement, recorded MLay 24, 1972 as Document No. 4676050, described as follows: The Southerly 10,00 {eet and the E of Parcel 1 of CertifiEd, Survey Ma Septenber 26, 19ó9, ín Reel No' 50 inclusive, as Document No. 4489504 the Northwest I/4 of Section 30, T Rarrge 22 East, in the City of Oak Milwaukee and. State of l{isconsin. asterly 10,00 feetp No. 1124, recorded 0, Inages 6A7,-604 , being a pert ofolnship 5 North, treek, County of 2. The premises subject to that Easement, recorded Nlay 24, 1972 as Document No. 4676051, described as follows: The Southerty 15.t0 feet of Parcel I of üertifåed Survey M¿p t¡.o. LL?,*, recorded Sept€nbe¡ 26' 1969r in Re-eL Nõ. 500, Images 602-604 iaclusiye ' 8s Ðsctment No. 4449504; being å part of the Northwest U4 of Section 50, Township 5 North, Range 22 Ëast, in the City of Oak Creek, County of Milwaukee and State of Wiscontin. 3. The premises subject to that Easement, recorded Nf.ay 24, 1972 as Document No. 4676052 described as follows: Tlre SouÈher1y 15.00 feet of Loc l, la Slock 4, anrl the lfesterly 30.00 feeÈ ead tbã t{ortherly 30.00 f,eet of Lôt Lr fn Elock 7, ft $outùbrsuch lailuËErlrrl Pcrk, being a ¡ubdlvlafou of á perÈ c¡f the HqrtÌñraet U4, l{srthe¿st 1/4 end SsuÊhe¡eË Ui sf tecÈlon 30, ?ownehlp 5 Torth, Rauge 22 Iast, 1n tho Clcy of Oak Creeh, CornÈy of Hilr¡ukee, Stete of !{lsconsLa. tu.lsO: Co¡aênelng at the Hortheast coËäeË of Lot 1, 3lock 3, fn Southbr¡ach ladustrleJ. Perk, belng e gubdfvfelon of a pert of the Northnest U4¡ HortheEat l/4 a¡d Southe¡rc Ll4 oî, Sâctl,ún 30, Iormshlp 5 ilorth, Renge 22 ßasl frr the GfÈy of Oak Creelc, tounty of l{lls¡ukee, Stete of l{fsconaln, arrch polnt betng loeated 6outh. Oo-09t-12$ EaÊt ill?I,00 fecÈ, Eouth 89n-50r-48" Ìleat, 315'0t feet ar¡d liorth 83r-45t-22tr FerÈ, L69,87 feet ofthr NortheasÈ corr¡er of the l{orthsest 1/4 of eaftl Sectlon 30, Ëhence south 34Ó-l4r-03" I{êsÈ, 10.00 feet to * pofrti lhence Due Heot, 676,67 feet Èo I pofnti rheuee Norrh 17o35f-57r' Eae!, 62,93 f,set. to a polnt¡ theace ltr¡Ê Bsst, 486.19 fceÈ Eo a polnt; Ëheûcê Ssutheaetetly 184.74 f,eet alon6 the arc of e curver Èhe cenler of vhl.ch le g,o the NorthååEt, r*{.th a rsdlue of 11001,75 feaÈ snd a chord utrlch be¡rs SouÈh 7!c-42'-52.5'f EåÊt, 184.49 fact Èo the polot of beglnn{.n9, cafd lasds betag 60.00 f,eet tE w:ldth. 4. The premises subject to that 10' drainage and utility easement disclosed on the map of Southbranch Industrial Park, recorded June 21, 1972 as Document No. 4683477. RESOLUTION NO. 12688-0s1926 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE QUIT CLAIM DEED RELEASING STORM DRAINAGE EASEMENTS AND A DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT AFFECTING 2201 WEST SOUTHBRANCH BOULEVARD WHEREAS, in 1972, the City of Oak Creek (the "City"), as Grantor, entered into storm drainage easement agreements with Oak Creek-Southbranch Industrial Park, Inc., as Grantee, under Document Numbers 4676050, 4676051 and 4676052, recorded with the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds (collectively, the o'Storm Drainage Easements"); and WHEREAS, a map for the Southbranch Industrial Park that included a l0-foot drainage and utility easement was recorded as Document Number 4683477 with the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds (the "Utility and Drainage Easemenf'); and WHEREAS, the Storm Drainage Easements were established for storm drainage purposes and provided that the City would reconvey the premises of the Easements by Quit Claim Deed if the purposes were no longer needed; and WHEREAS, the City no longer needs the Storm Drainage Easements nor the Utility and Drainage Easement; and WHEREAS, the proposed Quit Claim Deed provides for the City, as Grantor, to convey the Storm Drainage Easement and Utility and Drainage Easement premises to ERCOR FF, LLC, the current property o\ryner NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Oak Creek that the Quit Claim Deed releasing the Storm Drainage Easements under Document Numbers 4676050, 4676051 and 4676052, arrd the Utility and Drainage Easement under Document Number 4683477, all of which documents are recorded with the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds (the "Quit Claim Deed") is hereby approved. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor is hereby authorized to execute the Quit Claim Deed on behalf of the City. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, modifications or technical corrections to the Quit Claim Deed that may be reasonably necessary in order to preserve and maintain the general intent thereof and that are approved by the City Attorney are hereby authorized. Introduced at a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Oak Creek held this lgth day of May, 2026. 2026.Passed and adopted this day of Common Council President Kenneth Gehl Approved this _ day of _,2026. ATTEST: Catherine A. Roeske, City Clerk Mayor Daniel J. Bukiewicz VOTE: Ayes _Noes 2 üfl 653Ìilit 8ZZ EASEMSNT ÎHIS INDBNTURE, rnade this 18th ilay of Mnv , À.0. s-Fl\t ñ 'N .o. (¡ o .J G¡. t977, by and betwesn OA.K CRBEK-SOUTHBRANCH INDUSTRIAT PARK, INC., a Corporation duly organized an¿ existing unalêr anð by viÌtue of thê laws of the State of Wísconsin, located at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, party of the first part, hereinafter referred to as ttGrantorrr, and the CITY 0F oAK CREEK, a nunicipaL corporation of the State of Wisconsin, party of the seconð pa¡t, heÍeinafter refêrred to as |tGranteefi; WITNESSËTH: Grantor, for a valuable consiðeration, the sufficlerrcy and ¡eceipt whereof is hereby ¿cknowledged, does heteby grant to the Grantee an easenent to construct, naintein, operate and reconstruct where necessary public utí1itíes with appurtenances snd a storli <lrainage channel with appurtenances in, undet, over and across the real property of Gra¡ìtor in the Cíty of oak Creek, County of Milwaukee and State of Wisconsin, rnore p¿rticularly described as follows: The Southerly 10,00 feet and the E¿sterly 10.00 feetof Patcel 1 of Certified Survey Map No. 1124, recorded September 26, L969, in Reel No. 500, Inages 602'ó04 inèlusive, as Docunent No. 4489504, beiirg a part ofthe No¡thwest t/4 of Section 30, Township 5 North Rørnse zz, Éã;i,-il irt"-ciii-är oak creek, county ol Milwaukee and State of Wisconsin. Together with the right to €nter upon and to pass and ¡epass over anil aLong the afo¡osaid land wheneve¡ and wherever necessary fo¡ the purpose of the instaLlation, naintenance an¿ repair of the aforesaí¡l sto¡n drainage channel and appurten¿nceg and public utílities anil appurtenånces thereto. TO HAVB A.l.¡D TO HoLD said easement and right-of-way unto the Grantee a¡rd unto íts successors and assigns foreve¡. The Grantor ¡€serves the right, to itself and íts successors and assigns, to have the ful.l use ¿nd enjoyrnont of the aforesaid. preni"ses except as to the rights he¡ein. grantecl. HÉGls¡èKS (- ¡,,r'*rr."'r¿firdffii,lo.î= REGoRDED ^î'frryrâ ó {'r(¡vrc, ó> -ñ 4676050 IíAY 2419?2 ,"", 65g,r..rlåå b nur 653[rÀr B¿3 That s¿id public utilitles and storn drainage channe¡. shai.l be ¡raÍntalneð snd kept in gooð o¡dor ¡nd condition at the expense of th6 party of th€ second part. That in the publlc utilities ancl sto¡¡n ôrainage channel construction, operation, maintonance s¡rd reconstruction, so much of the surface or subsurfacs of said l.and, or superstruc¿ule now o" hereafter placed on s¿id Land, as nay bo <tistu¡be<l wil!., at the expense of the party of the second part, bo roplaced in substantiê1ly the sane condition as it was prior to such disturbance. If the prenises herein ¿¡e díscontínuecl or abandoned for the pu4roses grented, the e¿se¡nent herein conveyed sh¿1l, without notice, denand or re-entty, revert to the Graîtot, its successors and assigns. In such event, Grantee agrees to 1e-convey by Quit Clai¡n deeil to Grantor, its successors and assigns, the prerrises describecl he¡ein. îhe Grantee shaIl and does hereby agreo to inilennify and save ha¡¡nless the Grant,or, its successors anil assigns, fronr åny ûrd all Loss or danage to property or injury to or ileath of &ny and all persons or fron any suits, clains, liability or denand in connection thêrewith, however caused, resulting directly or inilirectly by reason of the inst¿Ilúion, operatíon, naintenalce, ronoval, use or existence of the aforesaid stor¡n drainage channel and appurtena¡tces and pubLlc utilities and appurtenánces thereto. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Grantor has caused these presents to be signed by JACK t. tA B0NTE, irs Presidont, ancl countersigned by DRYAN ARDIS FRÀ¡'ÍE, its Secretåry, at MiLwaukee, Wiscons{ir,.aad its corporate sesL to be hereto affixoil, thís / iJ * ., day',gfir, ' ')N-o-*, A,D.1972 trdn"rr"rr* "t,f¿----/ Ét¿*o P4,RK (aynonil Jí-ff ß.*- (Afr 0Áx 2 rsigneil ' Leong $o&Yf ffi[l 65Sm 8a1 STATË 0F WISCONSIN) (ss. MITWAUKEE CoUNTY ) Persoaal.ly ca¡¡e before ne, this lî&aay of h)a-1 , A.D. 19?2, Jack L. LaBonte, President, ancl Bryan Arilis Frarnerd Socretary of the above na¡ned Corporation, to mo known to be the persons who exocuted the forogoing lnstrunent, aod to no be such P¡esident and Secretary of salil Corporetíon, thåt they executed the foregoing instrunent as such deetl of saíd Corporation, by its euthority. L: N É1ic, 1('n è 'qì c. ..¿ 'ç This instrur¡ent was thafte¿l by Milton S. Sedusek, Attoruey at Lanr. ilfi 653firÀs 8¿5 pAsBlqNT THIS II.IDEÌ'ITUR8, rnade this _1!!Ld8y of May , A.D. L972, by and between OAK CREEK-SOUTHBRANCH INDUSTRIAL PARK, INC.' a Corporatlon duly organizetl ¿nd existing undor and by virtue of the lews of the State of, WÍsconsin, loc¿ted at Mílwaukee, Wisconsin, Party of the first part, hereinaftsr refo¡¡ed to as ÍG¡entoÍ", anð the CITY OF OAK CREEK, a nunícipal corpo¡atlon of the Stste of Wísconsin, pslty of the seconð part, hereinafte¡ refe¡red to as rrGtantee'r; WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Grantor, for a valuable consideration, the sufficiency and receipt nhereof is heroby acknowledged, does hereby grant to the G¡antee an easenent to construct elld naintain a storn ilrainage ch¿nnel and appurtenances thereto, in, over and ac¡oss the real property of Granto¡ in the City of Oak Creek, County of Milwaukee and State of Wisconsin, more particuLaÌLy tlescrfbeil as folLows: The Southerly 15.00 feet of Parcel L of Certified Survey Map No. 1124, recordetl Septenber 26, 1969' in Reel No. 500, Inages 602-604 inclusive, as Docunent No. 4489504, being a part of the Nolth!¡est Ll4 of Section 30, Township 5 North, Rango 22 Bast' in the City of Oak Creek, County of Milwaukee and State of Wisconsin. Together with the right to enter upon anil to pass and rep¿ss over and along the aforesaid lantl whenever and whe¡ever nocessaly for the purpose of tho lnstallation, naintenance and repair of the $ aforesaid storrn drainage chg¡¡nel anil appurtenances the¡eto. : To HAI/E A¡,lD TO HoLD sai<l eassrflent anil right-of-way rmto -t - the Grantee and unto its suecessors and assigns foteve¡.a The Grantor ¡eserves the right, to itself and its successors and assigns, to have the fu1l use ¿nd enjo)ttnent of the afo¡esaid prenises excopt as to the rights herein granteil. If the prenises herein are dlscontinueó or abaniloneil f,or storn dralnage channel purposos, the essenent herein conveyeô shallt Þ,<ñ J:rf\l N (¡.\¡o\€ã\¡tF ôlÞ ãmo 467605L ñEGi$rEx'sUFHUE t.--. Mllwaulee County, Wb. I 7l'*=ffi::: ^YlJ,#nà MAY 2419?2 _ t ,.", tSJ ''0r,5åå'l I k ü,¡t¡AAt^.nttorlrtrotDtÈoa a Rur 653ilÅr 826 without notice, denand or le-entry, revett to the Grantor, its succsssors and assigns. In such eve[t, Grentee agrees to re-convey by Quit Cl,aln ôeoil to Grantor the p¡enises ilsscrlbocl herein. The Grantoe shal.l and does hereby agree to inclennify and save ha¡nless the Grantor, its successors s¡d assigns, fron any anil all loss or danage to pf,operty or injury to or death of any anil al1 persons or fro¡¡ any suits, cLaims, liabÍlity or dernand in connection thorer,tith, however caused, rosulting clirectly or indirectly by leason of the installation, oper¿tion, maintenance, Îe¡novaL, use oI existonce of the aforesald storm drainage channel and appurtenances thereto. IN WIÎNESS WHEREO!, Grantor has causeð those presonts to be sígned by JACK t. f, BoNTD, its Presidont, and countôrsigned by BRYAN ARDIS FR.AMË, lts Sêcretary, at Milwaukee, ltlísconsin, and its corporate seal to bo hereto affixed, tntt ,39U", ot 114-4;4J ,. .f,.,.s# A.Ð L972. In presence of: fà*J/ä>ï(aynOnct Ji I;ìt{ ç2o** e# rsigned: -r¡Jeone ctotty d.- STATE 0F IfISCONSIN) (ss MILWAUKTE COUNîY ) erson¿lty cane before ne, this l8@ ¿ay ack L. LâBonte, Presideni, end Eñi¡ffiMili naneil Corporatr.on, to ne known to be the P L972,, J the ¿bove ex6cutêd the fore and Secretary of going instrunent sald Corporation EK-SOUTHBRAN of s and to ne known to p b al INC. A.I) of ets e , -l$ott]. rhthe foregoing instrument as such by Íts âuthority. ce ctl ). t My s5 c on 1 1 tesexpi 7 This lnstrunent ¡.¡as drafted by Milton S. Bedusek, Attornðy at Lanl' ffi ö53ü¡u BUI ÊASEMBI-IT THIS INDENTURE, rnade this I { aay ot /4,4-/ 1912, by and between OAK CREEK-SOUTHBRANCH INDUSTRIAT P.ARK, INC.r a Corporatíon duly organized and existing under and by virtue of tho laws of the State of Wisconsín, located at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, party of the first part, hereinafter referred to as rrGrantoril, ancl the CITY OF oAK CREEK, a rnunicipaL coÍporation of tho State of lfisconsin, party of the second part, hereinafter ¡efer¡ed to as 'fGtantee'r; WITNESSETH: WHBREAS, Glantor, for a valuable consideration, the sufficiency and receipt whereof is hereby actnowledged, does hereby grant unto the Grafrtee an easenent to gonstruct and nai.ntain a storn dralnago char¡nel and appurtenarices thereto, in, over and ac¡oss the real property of Graritor in the City of oak Creek, County of Milwaukee and State of l{isconsin, nore psrticularly describetl as follons: Itrê Southerly 15.00 f,eet of LoÈ 1, fu Block ¿, an¿ the llesterly 30.00 feet sÃil the Northêrly 30,00 f,eet of, Lot L, ln Elock 7, fB Southbrslch l¡dusÈrlðl Park, befog â subdlvlËfoD of e pa¡l of the t{ortl¡weet. Ll4, Northea8t 1/4 snd Southea8È U4 of Sectlon 30, lownehlp 5 North, Range 22 3est, fn the Clty of Oak Cteekt Couüty of, Mllwaukee, sÈste of I{leco¡slu. ]lI.So: Coonenelng s¡ the No¡theast corner of Lot 1, ¡lock 3, fn Sou|hbrEncl¡ Industrlel Park, befag a subdfvlslon of a part of the Northi.esü 1/4, NorÈheaat 1/4 ¿¡il SoutheagÈ U4 of, Secrlon 30, lowuhf.p 5 Norch, Range 22 EasÈ ln the Clty of Oak Creek, County of lrfilwaukee, State of tllsconsin, euch poln! bei.ng located South 0o-09r-12rr E6Ê! 1377,00 feêt, SouÈh 89o-50r-4ôr' West, 225.00 feet e¡¡d No¡th 83o-45r-22tt Ueet., 169.87 feet of the Northeast colner of Èhe NorÈhnesÈ Ll4 of ¿al,d Sec¡fon 30, Èhence south 34o-14r-03" West, 10.00 feet to I polnti thence Due fùee t, 676.67 f€et to a pol!È; thencê NorÈ,h ¡.7'35r-57r' EaBÈ, 62,95 f,eet to a polnt; thence Due East, 486.19 feet, to a pofnt; the¡ce Sou¿heaaÈerly 184.74 feet along Èhe arc of ¿ curve, lhe cetrler of r'hlch ls !o Èh€ NortheÂst, nllh a radlus of 11001.75 feet snd a chord r¡hIch beara South 73t-42r-52.5rt Eael, 184.48 fêet to thê poiot of beglnning, s¿ld 1¿sds being 60.00 feet 1¡ rddth. Together vrith the right to entor upon and to pess anð ass over and along the ¿foresaíd land whsnever and wherever necesgÊty the purposo of the installation, maintenance ar¡al repair of the . A.D. -Þ-s¡\r -lIÈo ¡\' oo câ .¡ o 6'ãl ô sovìI\J tep rtoraã æ ñ Ætt a.:t OF¡¡Ug Aon ,,.., 46?6052 t[iAY 24 *.ffi$ry tu {itt 653urc g¿6 aforesaid stor¡n cl¡ainage channel. and appurtenances thereto. TO HAVE .AND T0 HOLD said ê&senent and right-of-way unto the Grantee and unto its successors antl assigns forover. The Granto¡ rose¡ves the rtght, to itself and its suçcessols and asslgns, to h¿ve the full use ar¡d enjoynent of the ¿:foresaid prenises except Bs to the rights he¡ein granted. If the prenises ho¡oln a¡e discontinued or sbaniloneil for stor¡n ¿rainage channel purposes, the sasenent herein conveyed shall, wíthout notice, demand. or te-entÌy, reve¡t to the Grant,oÍ, its successots and assigns. In such event, Gre¡rtee agrees to re-convey by Qult Gl.ain dsecl to Grantor thê plenlses dcscribocl hereln. The Grantee shal1 antl does hereby agree to indernnify ancl savo harnless the Grantor, its successors and assi¡ins, fron any and all loss or danage to property or injury to or death of any and a1t persons or fro¡¡ any suits, cl,aimsr liability or dlenand in connectíon thelewith, however caused, rosul.ting ilílectLy or indirectly by reason of the installation, operation, mainten¿nce, le¡novaI, use or existence of the afo¡esaid stor¡n drainage channel and appurtenances theroto. IN I{ITNËSS WHËREoF, Grantor has caused those presents to be signed by JACK L. LA BONTB, irs Presídent, and countersign"d bt, ,. BRYAN ARDIS FRAME, its Secretary, at Milwaukee, Uisconsin, and iti:t. corporate seal to be he¡eto affixed, thís I 84 ð,ay of A.D. 1972. In presence of: .Æ*,*/fu-- KðyÍ¡ond J{ çtar- tersigned: ln^,t .1ø6¡nu Eryrh Afôis Frame, Secretãry -2- SOUTHERANCH INC. frtl. 653lllit BZ9 STATE 0F WISCONSIN) (ss MII,IVAUKEE COIJNTY ) Personelly ca¡ne befo¡e ¡ne, this t &* ¿", o¡ r?u-a-^t A.D. 1972, Jack L. LaBonte, President, ancl Bryan Ardis Frarne, of the above naureð Corporation, to me known to be tho persons sxecuted the foregoing instrurnent, an¿l to rie knovrn to be such ancl Secretary of said Corporation, and acknowleilged that they the foregoing instrunent as such office¡s as the deoil of saicl sy'"tut"ty htho Pres I <lent exocuteô Corporatíon, by its authority. e)cp 4u VJ" í l¡ Thls instrunent w¿s <lraftod by Míl.ton S. 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E?¿É.e/rf d, ¿K CZêãk, ¿til¿llpl¿êÅ 1¿2,ury WSC¿j,Usltt' GffigÞBN æ16q.ffinl¡@ mtrt- lMtffi Jf .6d@Àl- wqnl- ffirffiæamdr?F úd tbt D.ñt@hd-ú d û rht- *t- d ù U Ê'd d ù Uqr|ArH*. lut ¡húd-e, U!t&hd ùrt StdbúgqE.@uME,È!,*údaE Ãlf ffill-woø l-l, uld C.ffi, b¡{ ù 4 ùd¡ lÙta d -tuqE êd I ù BùtE Ea!u, ft b*t.da, Èr arl{ J @ Èl b td - dß b ..âú-ú trt úb€q. >-,Dz¡dùtÞd-rlùbbùrL;ü¡iilrls ù æry8¡Frli ùt: (!t - ú au., hr hrr, ãMc¡v cqQ* @dóFnrffi *rÞtq¡t¡dqÈñ.¡-d|*{aaqqtaWh*b-{q, h& d ù¡ûf¡r6 .!"i'. f.! d6bXd¡ slj¡"9¿ L, ¡t ¡ttl ÊEÆñ!ffiúrt@ù ;':i.rbt rrm,lAù&Eru'e,Eü¡dc¡@ffiDffi !t6t4d !¡Wø l¡Á@a!ry,@r'E@ \ì: ,. æt@D)-M@lI- t¡ @wrE&fñr.m '//TETJOF¿ OAKCREEK Meeting Date: May 19,2026 - wtscoNstN - Item: Recommendation: COMMON COUNCIL REPORT Item No. ,l Fiscal lmpact: 2026-27 Officia I Newspaper That the Common Council designate NOW Media Group (parent company for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - SOUTH NOW edition) to serve as the official City newspaper for the next 12 months. Funds to cover the cost of the official notices in 2026 have been budgeted in the General Government-Legal Notices Account. ln the past twelve months, publications have amounted to a total cost of $22,330.81. This amount is an increase of $2,288.56 from the prior 12 month period. We are in our fifth year of collecting for publication costs and have invoiced a total of $21,595.32. Three invoices remain unpaid. Two are in collections ($437.37) and one is currently being sent a final notice before it can be sent to collections ($122.09). All other invoices have been paid in full or are still in their 30-day billing period. n Active, Vibrant, and Engaged Community ! Financial Stability and Resiliency ! Thoughtful Growth and Prosperous Local Economy ! Clean, Safe, and Welcoming ! lnspired, Aligned, and Proactive City Organization ! Quality lnfrastructure, Amenities, and Services X Not Applicable CriticalSuccess Factor(s): Background: As a third class city, one of the state requirements we have is an annual bid process for an official City newspaper. An official notice was published on March 25,2026, inviting bids to be publicly opened at noon on May 5,2026. The only bid received was from NOW Media Group (parent company of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel). The last rate increase was in 2023. 2026 rates remain as listed below. 1st insertion per line $0.8788 2nd insertion per line $0.6938Council Proceedings / Legal Notices Display ads, sample ballots and other matter set in display format Affidavit $1.00 Options/Alternatives: none 1st insertion per column inch 2nd insertion per column inch $10.s4 $8.33 Respectful Andrew J. Vickers, MPA City Administrator Fiscal Review VlüoJ- Prepared: Christa J. Miller, CMC/WCMC Deputy City Clerk Wlqr^rtlQ 6-.,t,¿r MaxwellGagin, MPA Deputy City Administrator / Finance Officer Attachments: 2025-2ó Billing totals; 2026lnvitation for Bid w#;w ffiffiffiwffi&www' March 25,2026 CITY OF OAK CREEK OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER BID ATTN: CITY CLERK 8O4O S. 6th STREET OAK CREEK, WI 53154 Invitation for Bid - 2026 The below information is the state certified information for the SOUTH NOW publication for legal advertising. Name of Type: Unify Sans Type size: 6 Display Rates, per column inch 1.st lnsertion: $L0.54 Subsequent lnsertion : 58.33 Paid Newspaper Subscriptions to be circulated in this geographic area: 8,892 Affidavit Cost: S1-.00 Affidavits shall be mailed within 10 days of publication. Dates of Publication: Every Wednesday Deadline for Display advertisement is Tuesday week prior by noon Deadline for Liner advertisement is prior Thursday noon (system deadline - please submit in time to allow for processing and proofing) Vendor: SOUTH NOW Authorized Signature: /s/ Tara Hamm Print Name & Title: Tara Hamm, Director, Public Notices I Obituaries Address: 333 W. State Street, Milwaukee, Wl 53203 Telephone : 41 4-224-2121 Email : MJS-leeal@sannett.com lndicate Line Rates: lst lnsertion Subsequent lnsertion Column Width (pica) l column S.azss s.6e38 9.L7 Fax: 877-943-0443 Publish 312512026 "*CITY OF OAK CREEK** NOTICE TO BIDDERS OFFICIAL CITY NEWSPAPER The Common Council of the City of Oak Creek hereby gives notice that written, sealed proposals to serve as the Official City Newspaper for the City of Oak Creek, pursuant to S. 985.06, Wis. Stats., from May 1,2026, through April 30,2027, must be received by the City Clerk at 8040 S. 6th Street, Oak Creek, Wisconsin, no later than 12:00 noon on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at which time the City Clerk shall, in the presence of the Mayor, an Alderperson, or their designee, publicly open and read the bids. The Official City Newspaper shall publish in English the Common Council proceedings and the City's legal notices. Only bids from a daily or weekly newspaper published in the City of Oak Creek, which are eligible under S. 985.03, Wis. Stats,, shall be eligible to serve as the Official City Newspaper. The security required for such bid is a certified check or bank draft payable to the Oak Creek City Treasurer or a satisfactory bid bond in an amount not less than $1,000.00 for any qualified bidder that has not previously served in the capacity of the City's official newspaper. Dated this 18th day of March, 2026. /s/ Catherine A. Roeske Catherine A. Roeske City Clerk South NOW Billing totals for required publications 2025 Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 2026 s303.72 ss62.63 5q,so3.lt Sg,tgg.gt Current L2 months total: Previous L2 months total: lncrease of: 2025 Public Hearing Bill Back Amount 2025 Amount Recovered 2026 Public Hearing Bill Back Amount 2026 Amount Recovered Amount Sent to Collections Amount Recovered by Collections ** 2390.24 billed on 5/4 5t,lzz.B+ iz,gag to St,ggg.og 5t,z+2.t3 it,ggl.92 Stgt.zg St,sz5.t8 53,z65.to $2,539.12 5!,398.42 ssoe.2o St,3oo.oo Jan Feb Mar Apr Szo,oqz.zs Sg,geg.gz 5zz,33o.Bt 5zo,oqz.2s 5z,zgg.so 5s,6tq.+z Ss,¿92.33 Sz,ggg.go 5246.06 so.oo so.oo OAKCREEK Meeting Date: May 19,2026 - wtscoNstft - COMMON COUNCIL REPORT Item No. g Final Payment - Fire Station No. 3 Apparatus Bay Roof Replacement Project That the Common Council approves Resolution No. 12686-051926, accepting the workmanship of Roberts Restoration, lnc., and authorizing final contract payment under Project No. 25010 (1't Aldermanic District). Final payment of $124,823.00 is to be paid with funds under CIP# 25010. Item: Recommendation: Fiscal lmpact: CriticalSuccess Factor(s): I Active, Vibrant and Engaged Community n Financial Stability and Resiliency n Thoughtful Growth and Prosperous Local Economy ! Clean, Safe & Welcoming ! lnspired, Aligned, and Proactive City Organization I Quality lnfrastructure, Amenities, and Services n ¡lot Applicable Background: Fire Station #3, located at 70O0 South 6th Street, serves a critical role in the City's emergency response network. The apparatus bay roof system, originally constructed in 2000, had reached the end of its expected service life and was identified for replacement to maintain the facility's operational integrity and protect emergency response equipment. Following the completion of the public bidding process, the Common Council awarded the contract to Roberts Restoration for replacement of the apparatus bay roof and completion of associated maintenance items. The project was completed during the spring of 2026 in accordance with the approved plans and specifications prepared by The Garland Company. Upon completion, the work was inspected by representatives of The Garland Company and City staff and was found to be acceptable and compliant with all contract requirements and specification standards. The new roofing system will extend the service life of the facility and support the continued reliable operation of Fire Station #3 for years to come. Options/Alternatives: The Council could opt to not accept the work and thus not make the final payment. Respectfu I ly submitted Prepared/Approved: -/%(/-4h Andrew J. Vickers, MPA City Administrator Matthew J. Sullivan, PE Assistant City Administrator/ Engineer Fiscal Review: Wl.lxtt. T Maxwell Gagin, MPA Deputy City Ad ministrator/ Finance Offi cer Attachments: 12686-051926 Resolution, Project No.25010 Final Project lnvoice, Project No.25010 Final lnspection RESOLUTTON NO. 12686-051926 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE WORKMANSHIP OF ROBERTS RESTORATION, INC. AND AUTHORIZING FINAL PAYMENT FIRE STATION NO. 3 APPARATUS BAY ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT PROJECT l.D. 25010 (t"t ALDERMANIC DISTRICT) WHEREAS, the City of Oak Creek, hereinafter referred to as the City, and Roberts Restoration, lnc., hereinafter referred to as the contractor, entered into a contract whereby the Contractor agreed to perform certain public works under Project No. 25010 for the Fire Station No. 3 Apparatus Bay Roof Replacement project in the City of Oak Creek, in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the agreed price of $124,823.00; and, WHEREAS, said total final contract price has been determined to be $124,823.00 as computed by the City Engineer using actual quantities, as measured, additions and deletions to the contract, and contract unit prices; and, WHEREAS, the Contractor has completed all of the work set out in the specifications. WHEREAS, the City Engineer has submitted his final report certifying that the workmanship of the Contractor is satisfactorily completed and recommends a final settlement be made and that the City accept the work and authorize the payment of the balance presently outstanding and due the Contractor, and that there remains a balance on account, the sum of $124,823.00. NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT RESOLVED that the recommendation and report prepared by the City Engineer be accepted. BE lT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Oak Creek does hereby accept the workmanship furnished by the Contractor, subject, however, to all guarantees and other obligations set out in the contract which the City of Oak Creek hereby reserves, if any, and subject to the right of the City of Oak Creek to commence an action or file a third party claim against the Contractor in the event that an action is commenced by anyone against the City of Oak Creek as a result of alleged injuries or wrongful death as a result of the condition of the work site or any other condition related to this project. BE lT FURTHER RESOLVED that in order to guarantee said workmanship and materials on the office build-out for a period of 12 months after the acceptance of the work, the performance or contract bond, which has been made a part of the contract, shall be in effect until 12 months after the passage of the resolution. BY BE lT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City, through its proper officials, issues its voucher in the sum of $124,823.00 to the Contractor in full and final payment of the City's obligations under this contract. lntroduced at a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Oak Creek held this 19th day of May,2026. Passed and adopted this 19th day of May, 2026. President, Common Council Approved this 19th day of May,2026 Mayor, City of Oak Creek ATTEST: VOTE: AYES NOES City Clerk ¿í+ ROBERTS RESIORATIONS,IHq Headquarters 43420 N US Highway 45 Antioch, 1L60002-7211 847-838-6125 lllinois 104-018072 Chicago GC # TGC 126939 lllinoir and Wircon*in Prçmic¡ Reridential, C"ommcrrlal & Lig ]tt lndu¡trial Roof ¡nd Siding Contractorr @ Liee¡¡ed - Bonded - lncured Kenosha 262-612-0763 Wisconsin 1414034 INVOICE INVOICE Name: Fire Station #3 Oak Creek Address: 7000 6th st City: Oak Creek Sr Wl Zip. 53154 Phone: 4147667002 f¡¡¿il' msullivan@oakcreekwi .orq Sales Rep: Reception Desk gr1r. Tue, Apr 28, 2026 O5:06:22 PM -04:00 CHARGES AMOUNT lnvoice for oak creek fire station #3. 124,823.00 SUBTOTAL 124,823.00 PAYMENTS AMOUNT SUBTOTAL APPROVED FOR PAYMENT 0511312026 DATE SIGNATURE AGCT # 40-01-40-01070-25010 TOTAL CHARGES '124,823.00 TOTAL PAYMENTS AMOUNT DUE 124,823.00 Make checks payable to Roberts Restorations. Gall us ¡f you have any quest¡ons. 847-838-6125 TT,^l'W tot cl""tt"t P*n PrmrA^*t https:l/d.docs.live.neV9eb37fde663b46c3/Company Documents/Contracts and Forms/Forms For Signing ContractsiRoberts lnvoice.docx tÉ ROOF SECTION: Roof Project 2025 TITLE: Final Roof Walk DATE:05/05/2026FACILITY: Oak Creek Fire Station Photo Report CIW OF OAK CREEK 8O4O S 6TH ST OAK CREEK, WISCONSIN 53154 Page 1 New sealant around penetrations on Chimney areas. EPDM Cricket areas removed and new EPDM installed Page 2 uppe Chim r Roof Metal Cladding installed around neys Page 3 Field of Upper Roof, completed. New Box style gutters installed properly and secured. Page 4 @ OAKCREEK Meeting Date: May 19,2026 Item No. tOCOMMON COUNCIL REPORT Fiscal lmpact: License Committee Report That the Common Council consider the various license and permit requests as listed on the 5fi9126 License Committee Report. License fees in the amount of $1,508.63 were collected. Item: Recommendation CriticalSuccess Factor(s): ! Active, Vibrant and Engaged Community ! Financial Stability and Resiliency n Thoughtful Growth and Prosperous Local Economy n Clean, Safe & Welcoming ! lnspired, Aligned, and Proactive City Organization ! Quality lnfrastructure, Amenities, and Services X Not Applicable Tentative recommendations are as follows: 1. Grant an Operator license to (favorable background reports received): * Sebastian Kitzke (Kwik Trip) 2. Grant a2025-26 Class A Combination alcohol license to Darshan Dhaliwal, Strides Energy LLC dba BP, 9502 S. Howell Ave., with release of license subject to final department approvals and receipt of occupancy permit. 3. Grant a 2026-27 Amusement Operator License and Amusement Device License(s) to: * Suzi Rasher, National Entertainment Network, LLC,246S. TaylorAve., Louisville, CO * Ken Mitsche, Kenny's Amusements, 6230 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Cudahy, CO * Michael Weigel, Wisconsin P & P Amusement, N49 W13477 Campbell Dr., Menomonee Falls, Wl 4. Grant a2026 Special Event Permit to Nathan Bublitz, Agent for Nate B Volleyball, for Volleyball Tournaments to be held at Abendschein Park, 1311 E. Drexel Ave. on June 27, August 15 and August 16, 2026. 5. Deny a 2026 Special Event Permit to Shawn Upthall, Route 41 Bar and Grill, for a Hot Rods and Heroes Car Show scheduled for June 21,2026 due to safety concerns and failure to adhere to municipal code procedures. Respectful ly submitted: Andrew J. Vickers, MPA City Administrator Prepargd: lflntt/ r6=vl'uL'\\/ christa J. Miìl-er cMc/wcMc Deputy City Clerk Fiscal Review: flln*u^n¿.4 êo',r MaxwellGagin, MPA Deputy City Administrator / Finance Officer Attachments: none OAKCREEK Meeting Date: May 19,2026 -- wtScoNstN -.- COMMON COUNCIL REPORT Item No. ll Item: Vendor Summary Report Recommendation: That the Common Council approve the May 13,2026 Vendor Summary Report in the total of $549,004.90. Fiscal lmpact: Total claims paid of $549,004.9O. Critical Success Factor(s):c n Active, Vibrant and Engaged Community X Financial Stability and Resiliency ! ThoughtfulGrowth and Prosperous Local Economy n Clean, Safe & Welcoming ! lnspired, Aligned, and Proactive City Organization I Quality lnfrastructure, Amenities, and Services n Not Applicable Background: Of note are the following payments: PAPER CHECKS 1. $9,200.00 to AT&T (pg #1) for PD Next Gen 911. 2. $66,532.71 to Bestco UA (pg #1) for June retiree insurance. 3. $11,828.O4 to City of South Milwaukee (pg #5) for Zone E Preparedness Coordinator and 50% of WE Energies invoice. 4. $45,493.60 to Karl Chevrolet lnc (pg #3) for 2026 Chevy Blazer. Project #25018. 5. $ó,174.81 to Milwaukee County Treasurer (pS #4) for April court fines. 6. $6,270.O0 to Premier Countertops LLC (pg #5) for breakroom countertop. 7. $20,151.93 to Wl Court Fines & Surcharges (pg #ó) for April court fines. ACH PAYMENTS 1. $7,966.34 to Aquatic Adventures lnc (pg #8) for wet suits. 2. $23,000.00 to Britten lnc (pg #8) for final design payment. Project #22OO8. 3. $'10,253.50 to Buelow Vetter (pg #8) for legal services. 4. $5,725.00 to Conway Shields (pg #9) for fire gear replacements. Project #20009. 5. $1ó,140.42to Hein Electric Supply Company (pg #10) for electrical service and supplies. ó. $15,667.57 to Kansas City Life lnsurance Co. (pg #11) for June disability insurance. 7. $7,500.00 to Pitney Bowes Bank Reserve Account (pg #13) for postage refill. 8. $38,681.96 to Ramboll Americas Engineering (pgs #13 & #14) for consulting and engineering services. 9. $5,39f .45 to Tapco (pg #14) for street light maintenance. Project #17024. 10.$17,625.00 to Tyler Technologies, lnc. (pg #15) for consulting services. EFT PAYMENTS 1. $18,338.52 to Enterprise FM Trust (pg #17) for DPW vehicle lease monthly payment. Project #19024. 2. $92,083.52 to US Bank (pgs #17-#27) for equipment and vehicle maintenance, travel and training, supplies, building maintenance, dues and publications, license fees, data lines, Verizon phone services, legal notices, and office supplies. 3. $14,946.83 to WE Energies (pg #26) for street lighting, electricity & natural gas. Options/Alternatives: None Respectfu I ly su bmitted: An J. Vickers, MPA City Administrator Fiscal Review: Wllu.tll cT MaxwellGagin, MPA Deputy City Administrator / Finance Officer p,"ÑÐ 6w Rory'T. Vircks StaffAccountant Attachments: 05/13/2026 lnvoice GL Distribution Report