Common Council Agenda Packet - 7:30 PM

City of Oconomowoc Common Council Tuesday, February 03, 2026 - 7:30 PM City Hall - Council Chambers 174 E. Wisconsin Ave. Oconomowoc, WI 53066 Notice: If a person with a disability requires that the meeting be accessible or that materials at the meeting be in an accessible format, call the City Clerk’s office at least 48 hours in advance to request adequate accommodations. Tel: (262) 569-2186 1. Call to order and confirmation of appropriate meeting notification 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Approval of Meeting Minutes a. Minutes of January 20, 2026 5. Comments/Suggestions from Citizens 6. Consent Agenda (Items listed under the Consent Agenda are considered in one motion - a Council member may request to remove an item): a. Water Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and Pabst Farms Land Company I, LLC Tax Key: OCOC0603999016 b. Water Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and Pabst Farms Land Company C, LLC Tax Key: SUMT062998011 c. Electric Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and McDonald’s USA LLC 1309 Penny Ln Tax Key: OCOC0633999029 7. Committee Reports a. Public Services - Ellis, Chr; Mulder, Secy; Schellpeper 1. Consider/act on Resolution 26-R3336 Accepting Lake Bluff Drive Extension Construction Bids 2. Consider/act on Resolution 26-R3337 Cleaning Services for Municipal Buildings b. Utility - Rosek, Chr; Aultman Kloth, Secy; Jungwirth 1. Consider/act on Resolution 26-R3335 Western Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Analysis 8. New Business a. Consider/act on Ordinance 26-O1120 Amending Section 2.01(2) Common Council Start Time - 1st Reading 1 9. Staff Reports 10. Reports and Comments from the Aldermen 11. Reports and Comments from the Mayor 12. Adjourn 2 1 Common Council - January 20, 2026 City of Oconomowoc Common Council Meeting Minutes January 20, 2026 - 7:30 PM Aldermen Present: Jennifer Aultman Kloth, Kevin Ellis, Karen Spiegelberg, Matt Mulder, Charles Schellpeper, Rusty McConnell, Erik Jungwirth, Matt Rosek Also Present: Robert Magnus, Stan Riffle, Mark Frye, Gina Kozlik, Eric Boettcher, Robert Duffy, Jason Gallo, Jason Herzog, Kevin Kaari, James Pfister, Ryan Wollenhaupt, Steve Hatton, Ivan Lam Mayor Magnus called the Common Council Meeting to order at 7:45 PM and appropriate meeting notice was confirmed. Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call Public Hearing a. Public Hearing - CUP Mini Storage Text Amendment The purpose of the hearing is to hear public comment for an amendment to Section 17.108 Conditional Use Permit Standards of the City Zoning Ordinance. The specific request is to amend various subsections within subsection (13) Mini-Storage including the standards listed in (a), (b), (c), (d), (f) and (g). The proposed ordinance would allow outdoor storage only in the I – Industrial Zoning District; require new storage buildings to conform with a 50’ setback; no fencing requirement unless the facility has outdoor storage; requires 40’ of vehicle on-site stacking only for facilities with fenced storage areas; outdoor storage plans are required only when there is proposed outdoor storage; and truck turning radius plans are only required for new buildings. The proposed text amendment removes existing standards for facilities that are currently existing and do not have outdoor storage. City Planner, Jason Gallo, gave a PowerPoint Presentation. The Public Hearing opened at 7:45 PM. No one was present for comment. The Public Hearing closed at 7:50 PM. b. Public Hearing - Extra Space Storage CUP The purpose of the hearing is to hear public comment for a conditional use permit to operate Extra Space Storage at 1190 Corporate Center Drive located in the Oconomowoc Corporate Center. Per the Table of Allowable Uses in Section 17.106 of the Oconomowoc Zoning Code, Mini-Storage requires a conditional use permit in the BP; Business Park Zoning District. If approved, the applicant would be allowed to use both floors of the 40,835 SF existing building for renting a variety of individually sized, climate and access controlled storage units. No outdoor storage is being requested. City Planner, Jason Gallo, gave a PowerPoint Presentation. The Public Hearing opened at 7:52 PM. Applicant, Gregg Prossen, 893 Goldenview Court, Oconomowoc, spoke during the Public Hearing, He said he agrees with and comply with all the conditional uses. Public Hearing closed at 7:56 PM. Approval of Meeting Minutes a. Minutes of January 6, 2026 Motion to approve the Council minutes of January 6, 2026 made by McConnell and seconded by Spiegelberg. Motion carried 8-0-0. 3 2 Common Council - January 20, 2026 Comments/Suggestions from Citizens Consent Agenda (Items listed under the Consent Agenda are considered in one motion - a Council member may request to remove an item): Motion to approve the Consent Agenda made by Ellis and seconded by Mulder. Motion carried 8-0-0. a. Treasurer's Report 1. Treasurer's Report and Financials - December 2025 b. Set Trick or Treat Hours for Saturday, October 31, 2026 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Committee Reports a. Finance - Spiegelberg, Chr; Schellpeper, Secy; McConnell 1. Consider/act on Resolution 26-R3332 to Amend Audit Agreement Finance Director Hatton reviewed the details included in his memo, outlining the additional work and reports included that were previously done in-house. Hatton indicated there was a one-time step-up of $16,500 for those services and annual increases over the course of the 5-year agreement. Spiegelberg added that a community our size generally does not have the personnel to do these reports and she appreciated the benefit of the cost savings with staff changeover. Motion to adopt Resolution 26-R3332 to amend Audit Agreement made by Mulder and seconded by McConnell. Motion carried 8-0-0. Plan Commission a. Consider/act on Ordinance 26-O1114 Amending Section 17.108 (13) as it relates to the conditional use permit standards for Mini-Storage use - 1st Reading Rosek commented that he thought it was unfortunate the building would not be used as the business park building that it is, but with storage allowed in that area, this would be allowable and the building could be torn down so at least they retain the nice building. Schellpeper asked about the assessed value change and Gallo said there are many variables, but if it is maintained it should retain its value. McConnell asked if they would have review of any exterior changes, and Gallo said they would not be making exterior changes. Motion to adopt the ordinance and waive the second reading made by Ellis, seconded by McConnell. Motion carried 8-0-0. b. Consider/act on the Conditional Use Permit for Extra Space Storage to occupy the existing 40,835 SF building, located at 1190 Corporate Center Drive. Gallo said he agreed it is a nice building, and this is an allowable use. He also said it is a new trend to use existing buildings and repurpose them. The Plan Commission did feel that it is in the best interest to the city. Rosek liked the building and the creation of use for it. He asked if RVs would be stored outside and the applicant clarified that the language came from the business park, and they have no intention of any outdoor storage. Motion to approve the Conditional Use Permit for extra Space Storage to occupy the existing 40,835 SF building, located at 1190 Corporate Center Dr. made by Rosek and seconded by Ellis. Motion carried 8-0-0. 4 3 Common Council - January 20, 2026 c. Consider/act on the Preliminary Plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11, located at the SW corner of the intersection of Brown Street and CTH K. Gallo explained the details of the preliminary plat and explained that there are additional details in the Developer's Agreement that is also on for tonight. Gallo said there would be no cost to the city to extend the road for connectivity, that is the public benefit. He reviewed the lot sizes and said that the Plan Commission recommendation was for approval. Ellis asked if Fire and Police had any concerns about NE corner access. Gallo said they always look for two access points. Pfister said they both reviewed it and are comfortable with it and recognized it would be hard to add another. Mulder commented that this is where the apartment building was that they did not approve, and he was glad they did that since it is a great location by the school with the park. Schellpeper had no concerns but would like to get more information on road and police service impact on new developments coming forward along with property tax yield. Motion to approve the Preliminary Plat for Prairie Creek Ridge Addition #11, located at the SW corner of the intersection of Brown St and CTH K made by Spiegelberg and seconded by Ellis. Motion carried 8-0-0. New Business a. Consider/act on approving Developer's Agreement for Prairie Creek Ridge phase 11 City Administrator Frye thanked Mike Bickler, St. Matthews and the congregation, and Hans Zielow for their work on this to extend Schumacher, adding that that is an agreement between them and not something in the Developer’s Agreement. Herzog discussed the Developer’s Agreement and added that they spent a lot of time working together to get it up to City's standards. Herzog said it is the largest single-family subdivision in the city, and provided noteworthy statistics on amount of land, number of homes and value added and there was no TIF money. He said it is one of the top five growing subdivisions in the State of Wisconsin and they topped the building permit numbers last year. Schellpeper asked about the agreement and if it would be a private road. Frye clarified it will not be private and it will be dedicated to the City. Bickler thanked everyone that has been involved with it, and said it was the largest thing they have done and they are proud they did it without any TIF. He said that there are two streets that are named after Mayors, Whalen and Schumacher, and he would like the city to consider naming it Mayors’ Park and they would add their names to a plaque in the pavilion as a fitting tribute. Aultman Kloth added that they are not just developers, but also members of the community and that shows. Motion to approve the Developer's Agreement for Prairie Creek Ridge Phase 11 made by Aultman Kloth and seconded by Ellis. Motion carried 8-0-0. Staff Reports Reports and Comments from the Aldermen Spiegelberg reminded everyone about the upcoming Chili Fest, thanking the Chamber of Commerce for their work on it. She also said they will be releasing 50 more tickets on the day of the event. Reports and Comments from the Mayor The Mayor had no additional comments. Adjourn Motion to adjourn made by Schellpeper and seconded by Jungwirth. Motion carried 8-0-0. The meeting adjourned at 8:26 PM. Minutes taken by Gina Kozlik, City Clerk 5 1 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT - WATER UTILITY Date: January 21, 2026 To: Mayor and Common Council From: Lucas Caine, P.E., City of Oconomowoc Re: Water Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and Pabst Farms Land Company I, LLC Tax Key: OCOC 0630999016 RELATES TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strategic Goal- Easement is for a new water main in Pabst Farms BACKGROUND ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS FINANCIAL IMPACT RECOMMENDATION SUGGESTED MOTION Consent agenda item: Move to approve the consent agenda. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT - WATER UTILITY Date: January 21, 2026 To: Common Council From: Lucas Caine, P.E., City of Oconomowoc Re: Water Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and Pabst Farms Land Company C, LLC Tax Key: SUMT062998011 RELATES TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strategic Goal- Easement is for a new water main in Pabst Farms Lot 2 BACKGROUND ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS FINANCIAL IMPACT RECOMMENDATION SUGGESTED MOTION Consent agenda item: Move to approve the consent agenda. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 1 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT - ELECTRIC UTILITY Date: January 16, 2026 To: Mayor and Common Council From: Lucas Caine, P.E., City of Oconomowoc Re: Electric Utility Easement Agreement between City of Oconomowoc and McDonald’s USA LLC Tax Key: OCOC0633999029 RELATES TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strategic Goal- Easement is needed for new development and required to service these with power. BACKGROUND n/a ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS n/a FINANCIAL IMPACT n/a RECOMMENDATION n/a SUGGESTED MOTION Consent agenda item: Move to approve the consent agenda. 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 1 MEMORANDUM PUBLIC WORKS Date: February 3, 2026 To: Mayor, Common Council and Public Services Committee From: Jason Herzog - Director of Public Works Re: Consider/act on Resolution 26-R3336 Accepting Lake Bluff Drive Extension Construction Bids RELATES TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strategic Goal II Improve and Maintain Our Infrastructure/Facilities B. Plan and Complete Road Extensions 1. Lake Bluff Drive Extension BACKGROUND Bids were advertised and opened for the Lake Bluff Drive Extension on January 22, 2026. Five bids were received as follows: Musson Bros $1,250,316.42 Vinton Construction $1,286,682.90 All-Ways Contractors $1,434,348.00 Rock Road Companies $1,457,129.10 Super Western $1,673,347.17 Project involves approximately 1,575 LF asphalt roadway construction with curb and gutter, biofiltration devices, asphalt tail, clearing and grubbing, precast three-sided box culvert, street lights, handrail, hydrant relocation with appurtenances, pavement marking, roadway signage, erosion control and restoration. ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS Two Public Informational Meetings were conducted to provide the local neighborhoods with information on the extension project and gathered pre-existing traffic and pedestrian challenges along Lake Bluff Drive. With the proposed traffic being redistributed in this area to Lake Bluff Drive, City Staff reviewed multiple improvements to the current street. These proposed improvements include pavement markings for edge line, additional crosswalks, and other traffic safety measures. Based on a resident’s suggestion we are investigating moving the table top pedestrian crossing east to the Victoria Lane intersection. Information illustrating these improvements was posted on the City’s Project page and is attached. We plan to install them during the summer of 2026. 36 V:\City Projects\Lake Bluff Drive\2023-2025\Council\Background Memo for Lake Bluff Dr Extension Construction.docx FINANCIAL IMPACT The low base bid from Musson Bros is below the Engineer’s estimate and within the project budget. This project will be funded through the City’s Transportation Impact Fee Fund. The budgeted amount was $2,000,000.00 for construction and construction management. The engineer’s estimate was $1,600,000 for construction. Construction Bid $1,250,316.42 Contingency (10%) $ 125,031.64 Subtotal $1,375,348.06 Construction Management Estimate $ 250,000.00 Project Total $1,625,348.06 RECOMMENDATION Motion to recommend to the Common Council acceptance of the bid from Musson Bros in the sum of $1,250,316.42 plus $125,031.64 contingency for a total of $1,375,348.06. SUGGESTED MOTION Motion to approve Resolution 26-R3336. 37 38 V:\City Projects\Lake Bluff Drive\2023-2025\Council\Construction Resolution Lake Bluff Dr.docx RESOLUTION NO. 26-R3336 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING LAKE BLUFF DRIVE EXTENSION CONSTRUCTION BIDS WHEREAS, the City of Oconomowoc 2026 budget provides for the extension of Lake Bluff Drive to N. Lake Road; and WHEREAS, bids for Lake Bluff Drive Extension were advertised for and bids received for the following improvements: Project involves approximately 1,575 LF asphalt roadway construction with curb and gutter, biofiltration devices, asphalt trail, clearing and grubbing, precast three sided box culvert, street lights, handrail, hydrant relocation with appurtenances, pavement marking, roadway signage, erosion control and restoration. and; WHEREAS, base bids on the Lake Bluff Dr Extension were received as follows: Musson Bros $1,250,316.42 Vinton Construction $1,286,682.90 All-Ways Contractors $1,434,348.00 Rock Road Companies $1,457,129.10 Super Western $1,673,347.17 WHEREAS, Department of Public Works staff, City Utilities and the Public Services Committee recommend the bid of Musson Bros be accepted. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED the low bid in the sum of $1,250,316.42 is hereby accepted, and appropriate city officials are authorized to enter into a contract with Musson Bros for said projects. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED a 10% contingency of $125,031.64, net project cost of $1,375,348.06, is allowed for the construction with any expenditures exceeding the approved bid amount plus the contingency requiring Common Council approval. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this is a unit price contract with estimated quantities, and accordingly the actual quantities and therefore the final contract price may vary. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution not become effective and no notice of award be issued unless and until an appropriate performance bond and a certificate of insurance are filed with the City Clerk. DATED: February 3, 2026 CITY OF OCONOMOWOC By: __________________________ Robert P. Magnus, Mayor ATTEST: ___________________________ Gina Kozlik, Clerk 39 1 MEMORANDUM PUBLIC WORKS Date: February 3, 2026 To: Mayor, Common Council and Public Services Committee From: Jason Herzog - Director of Public Works Re: Cleaning Services for Municipal Buildings BACKGROUND The City of Oconomowoc has utilized Kleanline LLC, Cleaning and Janitorial Service, for many years to provide cleaning services across all municipal buildings. Throughout this time, Kleanline has consistently delivered reliable, high-quality service and has maintained a positive working relationship with the City. Kleanline has not increased their rates since 2021. Their pricing has remained very competitive compared to current market conditions. Several years ago, the City issued a request for bids for municipal cleaning services. At that time, Kleanline was unaware of the bidding process and therefore did not submit a proposal. The bids that were received from other vendors were substantially higher than Kleanline’s existing rates. Given Kleanline’s strong performance history, quality of service, and significantly lower cost, the City elected to continue its relationship with Kleanline despite their non- participation in the bid process. Since that time, Kleanline has continued to provide dependable service at favorable rates, demonstrating ongoing value to the City. PROPOSED AGREEMENT The Public Works Department is proposing a five-year cleaning services agreement with Kleanline LLC covering the period of January 1, 2026 – January 1, 2031. The agreement would automatically renew annually unless either party provides no less than thirty (30) days’ notice of termination. Kleanline LLC currently provides cleaning services to all municipal buildings at a monthly cost of $3,560, totaling $42,720 annually. If necessary, the agreement allows for a modest annual increase up to three percent (3%) to account for rising operational costs. This structure provides continuity of service while allowing flexibility for both parties. The funding is budgeted for out of each department. Given Kleanline’s proven track record, consistent quality of work, strong relationship with City departments, and historically low rates that have not increased in recent years, the Public Works Department recommends proceeding with the proposed five-year agreement. 40 2 This approach ensures uninterrupted, high-quality cleaning services for City facilities at a cost that remains well below market alternatives, while also providing stability and predictability for future budgeting. COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION Motion to recommend to the Common Council approval of Kleanline, LLC for janitorial services. SUGGESTED COMMON COUNCIL MOTION Motion to approve Resolution 26-R3337. 41 RESOLUTION NO. 26-R3337 RESOLUTION AWARDING FIVE-YEAR AGREEMENT FOR CLEANING AND JANITORIAL SERVICE WHEREAS, cleaning and janitorial services are required for all municipal buildings; and Whereas, Kleanline LLC currently provides cleaning services to all municipal buildings at a monthly cost of $3,560, totaling $42,720 annually and have offered to continue doing this with a possible annual increase of up to three percent (3%) to account for rising operational costs; and WHEREAS, the agreement with Kleanline LLC would automatically renew annually unless either party provides no less than thirty days’ notice of termination; and WHEREAS, Department of Public Works representatives recommend acceptance of a five-year cleaning agreement with Kleanline LLC, Cleaning and Janitorial Service. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED the five-year cleaning agreement with Kleanline LLC is hereby accepted, and appropriate City officials are authorized to enter into a contract with them for said work. DATED: February 3, 2026 CITY OF OCONOMOWOC By: _________________________ Robert P. Magnus, Mayor ATTEST: _____________________________ Gina Kozlik, Clerk 42 MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT - WASTEWATER Date: February 3, 2026 To: Mayor, Common Council and Utility Committee From: Tim Reel, Wastewater Operations Manager Re: Consider/act on Resolution 26-R3335, Western Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Analysis RELATES TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strategic Goal- II. Improve and Maintain our Infrastructure/Facilities BACKGROUND To allow for ongoing progress of the Western Sanitary Sewer planning process, City staff has obtained a cost proposal from Ruekert & Mielke to complete a hydraulic analysis from this project’s boundary to the Wastewater Treatment Facility. This portion of the planning effort was not included in the original project scope to allow us to have a better grasp on anticipated construction costs before doing so. Scope of Service Highlights include: - Review of 2000 Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Study - Assess hydraulic capacity of existing piping beginning at MH678 to the Wastewater Utility - Integrate with finding from the Western Sanitary Sewer Study - Collaboration with sub-contractor and interpretation of flow monitoring data - Provide a report detailing findings and projected capacity As part of this effort City staff will be engaging a third party to provide flow monitoring services. Based on engineering recommendations, work will include the need for three area velocity meters over a period of one month. FINANCIAL IMPACT The cost for completion of the hydraulic analysis is based on a time and materials basis for a not to exceed cost of $17,000.00 which includes all labor, miscellaneous and reimbursable costs including travel time and mileage. This contractual cost will include a 10% contingency for a total project cost of $18,700.00. Additional funds in the amount of $5,500.00 will be necessary for flow monitoring services. This work will be secured with a separate party. RECOMMENDATION Motion to recommend to the Common Councils acceptance of the proposal from Ruekert & Mielke for amount of $17,000.00, to include a 10% contingency, for a total contract cost of $18,700.00. Additional costs of $5,500.00 for flow monitoring will be incurred through a separate party. Total project shall not exceed $24,200.00. Costs to be allocated and charged to Account Number: 601-518-3850-210. SUGGESTED MOTION Motion to approve Resolution 26-R3335. 43 RESOLUTION NO. 26-R3335 Resolution Awarding Western Sanitary Sewer Hydraulic Analysis WHEREAS, developers have made inquiries for sanitary sewer services for undeveloped land within the City limits; and WHEREAS, the Western Sanitary Sewer Study has been completed and was presented to the Committee of the Whole on February 3, 2026; and WHEREAS, best management practice should include evaluation of hydraulic capacity from the proposed project limits to the Wastewater Treatment Facility; and WHEREAS, a proposal from Ruekert & Mielke for hydraulic analysis and subsequent report of their findings with recommendations to include costs, if necessary, was received; and WHEREAS, Wastewater representatives request Common Council approve the Professional Services proposal from Ruekert & Mielke for a Not-to-Exceed sum of $17,000.00. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, the proposal from Ruekert & Mielke, for a Not-to-Exceed sum of $17,000.00, is hereby accepted, and is appropriate for authorized City officials to enter into a contract for said work. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, this is a Not-To-Exceed Contract price proposal with a 10% Contingency of $1,700.00 for a total contract cost of $18,700.00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Additional funds will be incurred by a separate party for flow monitoring services in the amount of $5,500.00 for a total project cost not-to- exceed $24,200.00. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that expenditures for this work will be charged to General Ledger Account 601-518-3850-210. DATED: February 3, 2026 CITY OF OCONOMOWOC By: _____________________________ Robert P. Magnus, Mayor ATTEST: Gina Kozlik, Clerk 44 1 MEMORANDUM ADMINISTRATION Date: February 3, 2026 To: Mayor and Common Council From: Mark Frye, City Administrator Re: Consider/act on Ordinance 26-O1120 to Amend 2.01(2) Regular Common Council Meetings Start Time RELATES TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strategic Goal- BACKGROUND Most election days fall on the same dates as our Common Council meetings. These days add additional work for the City Clerk’s department and candidates have an interest in the outcome when polls close at 8:00 p.m. For these reasons we are asking to move the start time of the meetings on elections days from 7:30 p.m. back to 5:00 p.m. ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS Here is the redlined version of the proposed ordinance amendment: (2) REGULAR MEETINGS. The regular meetings of the Council shall be held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month and at such other times as the Council may direct. Except when otherwise ordered by the Council, meetings shall be held in the Council Room in the City Hall at 7:30 p.m., except on days of elections as defined in Wis. Stats. s. 5.02(4) when the meeting shall start at 5:00 p.m. FINANCIAL IMPACT N/A RECOMMENDATION N/A SUGGESTED MOTION Motion to Adopt Ordinance 26-O1120. Z:\City Administrator\Common Council\Amend 2.01 (2) Council Start Time\Background Memo for Ordinance 26-O1120 to Amend 2.01 (2) 02032026.docx 45 1 ORDINANCE NO. 26-O1120 ORDINANCE TO AMEND § 2.01(2) OF THE CITY MUNICIPAL CODE REGULAR COMMON COUNCIL MEETINGS START TIME WHEREAS, the Common Council has determined it to be in the best interest of orderly conduct of Council business to change the start time for Council meetings on election days. NOW, THEREFORE, the Common Council of the City of Oconomowoc, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Section 2.01(2) is amended to state: 2) REGULAR MEETINGS. The regular meetings of the Council shall be held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month and at such other times as the Council may direct. Except when otherwise ordered by the Council, meetings shall be held in the Council Room in the City Hall at 7:30 p.m. except on days of elections as defined in Wis. Stats. s. 5.02(4) when the meeting shall start at 5:00 p.m. SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon passage and publication. DATED: ______________ CITY OF OCONOMOWOC By:___________________________ Robert P. Magnus, Mayor ATTEST: __________________________________ Gina Kozlik, Clerk Adopted: __________________________ Published: _________________________ Effective Date: ______________________ Z:\City Administrator\Common Council\Amend 2.01 (2) Council Start Time\Ordinance 26-O1120 to Amend 2.01 (2) Council Start Time 02032026 Final.docx 46