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Port Washington, Wisconsin August
1, 2007
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks,
Cronce, Kaul, Klemz, Sopko and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow, Supervisor
Richart, Supervisor Nelson, County Administrator Meaux, Assistant
Administrator Jason Dzwinel
Absent: Committee Members: Geracie
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of July 17, 2007 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Wirth to approve the minutes as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Cronce (5-0).
2008 Budget Survey Update & Executive
Committee Budget Recommendation – Chairperson Brooks presented
the results of the 2008 Budget Survey. The County Board Members who
responded to the survey were nearly divided in half on a budget
recommendation that is equal to or less than the 2007 budget or
increases the tax level to the new construction limits. Chairperson
Brooks recommended that the Committee consider a budget directive
that is less than the new construction limits, [property tax levy
generated by the countywide value of new construction] without the
application of departmental reserves. Further stating that
departmental reserves should not be applied to ongoing operational
expenses; a more appropriate use for the use of reserves is for
capital or one time expenses. Committee discussion on new
construction levy limits, long term fiscal planning and stability,
and ensuring that departmental reserves do not artificially
subsidize operational expenses. Motion made by Supervisor Klemz to
recommend that the 2008 budget tax levy increase be limited to new
construction, and that the application of departmental reserves be
used to fund one time expenses. Motion failed for lack of second.
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce that the 2008 property tax levy be
equal to 2007 and the use of reserves be limited to fund one time
expenses, seconded by Supervisor Klemz. Supervisor Cronce stated
that the goal should be to set a low target, as eventually the
County will need to make tough budgetary and financial decisions to
continue funding for our mandated programs. This goal will compel
departments and their oversight Committees to have these discussions
and plan operations. Chairperson Brooks stated that the County
Administrator historically hits the target provided by the
Committee. Supervisor Wirth stated that as the members of the
Executive Committee and Chairpersons of the Standing Committees all
members are personally responsible to bring in a budget that meets
the directive. Motion carried (6-0).
Adjournment - Motion made by Supervisor Klemz
to adjourn, seconded by Supervisor Cronce. Motion carried (5-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:40 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin July
17, 2007
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 10:50 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks,
Cronce, Geracie, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow, Supervisor
Richardt, Supervisor Nelson, County Administrator Meaux, Assistant
Administrator Jason Dzwinel, Kathy Yaggie, and Tom Yaggie.
Absent: Committee Members: Dean, Kaul and Sopko
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel. Motion made by
Supervisor Wirth to approve the agenda, seconded by Supervisor
Geracie. Motion carried (4-0)
Approve Minutes of March 21, 2007 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the minutes as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Wirth (4-0).
Presentation – KATY Enterprises – Ozaukee
County Promotional Game – Tom and Kathy Yaggie presented a
proposal to the Committee to develop an Ozaukee County promotional
game. The game will highlight Ozaukee County landmarks, tourist
attractions, and business. The game will be produced at no cost to
the County and any proceeds from its sale will be used to support
the courthouse restoration. The only County requirement is to
provide a liaison to KATY to coordinate with County businesses and
potential advertisers. Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve
the KATY proposal, seconded by Supervisor Geracie. Motion carried.
The Committee directed the County Administrator to identify the
liaison from the Courthouse Restoration Committee or staff.
Discussion Regarding State Budget – County
Administrator Meaux discussed the status of the State budget.
Committee discussed inviting Legislative Representatives from
Ozaukee County to discuss the differing Senate and Assembly version
of the budget and request an update on Rep. Gottlieb’s water
safety patrol launch fee legislation, the Family Care expansion and
other issues of County concern. The State budget may not be complete
by time that the County Board will be required to adopt the 2008
budget, and this may impact revenue assumptions.
Resolution – WCA Voting Procedures –
Committee discussion, no action taken.
Resolution – WCA Voting and Membership
Procedures – Committee discussion, no action taken.
Resolution – Support of Senate Bill 122 –
Relating to Business Property Tax –Committee discussion, no
action taken.
Resolution – Opposing Assembly Bill 438 –
Committee discussion, no action taken.
2008 Budget Survey Update – Committee
consensus was to consider this item at the August meeting.
Strategic Planning Update - A strategic
planning update was distributed to the Committee. The process is
moving forward, each of the four SWOT (strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats) analyses have been completed and the Ad
Hoc Committee is reviewing the results.
Future Topics for County Board Policy Meetings –
Squires Golf Course/Ozaukee Washington Land Trust, 2008 County
Budget Update,
Adjournment - Motion made by Supervisor
Cronce to adjourn, seconded by Supervisor Wirth. Motion carried
(4-0).
Meeting adjourned at 11:55 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin March
21, 2007
The Executive Committee met in Room A-200 of the
Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks,
Cronce, Dean, Kaul, Sopko, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow, Supervisor
Richardt, Supervisor Grosklaus, Supervisor Leider, Supervisor
Walerstein, County Administrator Meaux, Kay Schroeder, and Jason
Dzwinel
Absent: Erickson
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of January 17, 2007 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the minutes as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Wirth (6-0).
Discussion/Action – Fairground Haunted House
Rental per Sec. 2.02(4)(d) Ozaukee County Policy and Procedure
Manual – Motion made by Supervisor Dean to forward the issue
to the County Board for consideration, seconded by Supervisor
Cronce. Chairperson Brooks presented the issue. The County 4-H
Leaders Association sought approval to use the grounds in December
of 2006 from the Public Works Committee, in their role of oversight
of the use of County buildings and grounds, the request was
approved. A subsequent request was presented to the Environmental
and Land use Committee, as the Committee serves as the liaison
between the County and the Agricultural Society, the request was
denied twice. The Ozaukee County Policy and Procedure Manual
requires that the Executive Committee arbitrate conflicting
decisions between Standing Committees. Chairperson Brooks
recommended that the County Board resolve the issue. Supervisor
Sopko agreed with the suggested approach. Motion carried (6-0).
Strategic Planning Process Approval –
Motion to approve the Strategic Planning Process as presented by
Supervisor Dean, seconded by Supervisor Cronce. Jason Dzwinel
explained the process as designed by the Executive Committee, the
process is to be lead through the creation of a Strategic Planning
Ad Hoc Committee of County Board Members, and will include a review
of County mandates and mission, the development of a Countywide
vision, the identification of strategic issues, and plans to address
them. The Department Heads will be asked to participate and the
importance of citizen input is highlighted through the creation of a
Citizen Input Committee. Each Ad Hoc Committee member will be asked
to invite one or two citizen representatives to serve on the
Committee. The Ad Hoc Committee will be asked to develop process
timelines and reporting mechanisms. Motion Carried (6-0).
Resolution Opposing Statewide Smoking Ban and
Increase in State Tobacco Tax – Motion made by Supervisor
Cronce to amend and approve the resolution, to delete the words ‘the
proposed $1.25 per pack’ and replace with ‘any tax increase,’
seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Chairperson Brooks presented, the
resolution stating that requests to have the County Board on record
on the issues of the proposed tax increase and smoking ban prompted
the resolution. Role of Executive Committee is legislative.
Supervisor Wirth questioned the County Board’s advisory role in
state legislative issue, given that the issues do not impact County
operations directly? Supervisor Cronce supported the County Board
taking a position, as the proposals will impact directly Ozaukee
County citizens and business owners. Motion carried (6-0).
Discussion of Future Topic for Policy Meetings of
the County Board: The Committee discussed the following topics:
Long Term Care Reform
Economic Development
Strategic Planning Update
Consolidation of Services
Radio System Upgrade & E911
Meeting with the Legislators
Motion made by Supervisor Sopko to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Kaul. Motion carried (6-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:57 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin January
17, 2007
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 8:15 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks,
Cronce (8:17), Dean, Erickson, Kaul, Sopko and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow, Supervisor
Richart, Supervisor Walerstein, County Administrator Meaux, and
Jason Dzwinel
Absent: None
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of January 03, 2007 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Erickson to approve the minutes as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Wirth (6-0).
Resolution – County Board Term Limits Study:
Motion made by Supervisor Wirth to approve the resolution as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Kaul. Supervisor Dean offered a
friendly amendment to the resolution as presented amending lines 37
and 38 to read, ‘in addition, there is already reasonable turnover
among the Board membership.’ Friendly amendment accepted by
Supervisors Wirth and Kaul. Supervisor Sopko stated that he cannot
support the resolution as presented as it does not meet the will of
the voters who supported the referendum urging the ‘study and
implementation of reasonable term limits.’ Supervisor Wirth
disagreed stating that the resolution does satisfy the question
posed by the referendum, in that, the Board has studied the issue of
term limits and the outcome of the analysis is that term limits are
not necessary. Supervisor Erickson stated that the voters expressed
their desire to implement term limits, and that the Board should
implement the will of the public, not the desire of the Board not to
approve term limits. Supervisor Kaul stated that approximately 15
members of the Current Board would be impacted by the implementation
of term limits, and he will not support term limits because the
impact of that would be significant to the board membership.
Supervisor Dean stated that the Board is elected to lead, his
support of the resolution as presented is due to the fact that it
demonstrates that the Board listened to the public to study the term
limits issue, and the analysis that resulted lead to this
conclusion.
Supervisor Sopko left the meeting (8:35)
Supervisor Cronce stated that he supports the
resolution as presented, the Board has studied the issue and that
this is the proper response to the public.
Supervisor Sopko rejoined the meeting (8:45)
Motion carried (4-3) Supervisors Brooks,
Erickson, and Sopko voting nay.
Discussion of Future Topic for Policy Meetings of
the County Board: The Committee discussed the following topics:
Long Term Care Reform
Radio System Upgrade
Countywide Wireless and E911
Strategic Planning
Economic Development
Transit Facilities
Countywide Asset Inventory
Service Consolidation
County Golf Courses and Parks
Labor Negotiations
Highway Hotmix Plant
Motion made by Supervisor Dean to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Wirth. Motion carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:57 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin January 3,
2007
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks,
Cronce (8:05), Dean, Erickson (via telephone), Kaul, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow, Supervisor
Dohrwardt, Supervisor Hazelwood, Supervisor Walerstein, County
Administrator Meaux, Corporation Counsel Kenealy, and Jason Dzwinel
Absent: None
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of November 15, 2006 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Wirth to approve the minutes as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Sopko (6-0).
Resolution - County Board Term Limits: Motion
made by Supervisor Sopko to approve the resolution as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Dean. Supervisor Sopko explained that he had
drafted the resolution to meet the intention of the April 2006
referendum on term limits approved my a strong majority of the
electorate. Supervisor Barrow questioned when the limits would
begin. Supervisor Sopko stated that the limits would commence upon
passage of the resolution. Supervisor Dean questioned if the
resolution as presented at committee would meet the intent of the
referendum, which stated that the full County Board would study and
implement term limits if it was not considered by the full County
Board. Chairman Brooks stated that the Committee should present a
resolution to the full County Board, to satisfy the intent of the
referendum. Further stating that, a resolution asserting that after
study and consideration term-limits will not be implemented in
Ozaukee County, would suffice. Supervisor Wirth suggested that an
analysis should be preformed of the natural turnover occurring
through the election process and accompany any resolution presented
to the County Board. Supervisor Dean withdrew the second. Motion
failed due to lack of a second. Committee consensus was to consider
a resolution that, based on the Committees analysis, would not
implement term limits in Ozaukee County.
Resolution – County Board Rightsizing:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the resolution as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Committee discussion on
Standing Committee membership and the proposed number of twenty-five
County Board Supervisor Districts. The resolution requires
twenty-five supervisory districts to coincide with the redistricting
following the 2010 census for the 2012 term. An assumed committee
structure would allow for each Board member to serve on two
committees and allow for additional coordination between committees
on matters of policy. Motion carried (5-2) Supervisors Kaul and
Wirth voting nay.
Corporation Counsel Kenealy joined the meeting
– 8:23
Supervisor Dohrwardt joined the meeting – 8:30
Resolution – Support of Legislation to Enact
Fair Utility Tax Sharing Laws: Motion made by Supervisor Cronce
to approve the resolution as presented, seconded by Supervisor
Wirth. County Administrator Meaux presented the issue to the
committee. The State Utility Tax is levied on a power plant’s
capacity to produce electricity, and that the intent of this
resolution might impact levels of current funding. Committee
discussion on the potential impact on Ozaukee County’s current
levels of Utility Aid. Supervisor Cronce withdrew the motion to
approve.
Discuss Ozaukee County Strategic Planning:
County Administrator Meaux presented the issue, the strategic
planning initiative would build upon the recently completed program
evaluation process. The strategic planning step would help align
County goals with an eye to the future.
Supervisors Hazelwood and Walerstein joined the
meeting - 8:35
Chairman Brooks stated that he saw value in
reexamining/reaffirming Ozaukee County’s mission and vision for
the future. Supervisor Dean agreed stating from his perspective the
County Board will see value in coalescing around a mission and
vision for the future. Further stating that the process should put
the Board out in front of larger policy issues that will be
presented for consideration in the next five to ten years.
Supervisor Cronce agreed, stating that this process will allow the
Board to position itself for the future and provide a strong concept
of the direction that the County Board will need to lead.
Supervisors Wirth and Sopko expressed reservations about a strategic
planning process, and discussed the need for a simple scorecard
based on the program evaluation process that would allow strategic
decisions to be made at the Committee level. Committee consensus was
to direct staff to, coordinate with interested County Board members
to prepare additional materials for consideration at a February or
March meeting.
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Wirth. Motion carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:45 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
November 15, 2006
The Executive Committee met in room A-200 of the Administration
Center at 8:00 AM
Executive Committee called to order by Chairperson Brooks
Present: Committee Members: Supervisors Brooks,
Cronce, Erickson, Kaul, Sopko, Dean, Wirth
Others Present: Supervisors Barrow, Richart,
Dohrwardt, Kletti, County Administrator Meaux, and Administrative
Intern Trickle
Absent: None
Assurance Meeting has been Properly Noticed/Adoption
of Agenda:
Assurance that the meeting was properly noticed, so
noted by Dustin Trickle.
Public Comments/Correspondence and Communications:
Supervisor Brooks acknowledged there were no public comments or
communications.
Approve Minutes of October 4th Meeting: Supervisor
Barrow suggested correcting the minutes to remove "and"
from the phrase "executive committee and met." Motion made
by Supervisor Cronce to approve the minutes as amended, seconded by
Supervisor Kaul . Motion carried, (7-0).
Prioritization Update:
Supervisor Cronce motioned to approve the program evaluation report
with revised scores resulting from the departmental appeal process.
Chairperson Brooks ceded to Administrator Meaux for presentation of
the issue. Supervisors Cronce and Brooks expressed concern regarding
several programs not reaching the 20 point criteria necessary for
appeal. Supervisor Erickson noted some Committee Chairs urged
Department Heads to appeal even if the criteria was not met.
Supervisor Cronce’s motion failed due to lack of a second.
Supervisor Wirth noted that the Public Safety Committee has not
considered the Program Evaluation process to this point, and
motioned to approve the report except for Public Safety Committee
programs. Motion seconded by Supervisor Dean. Supervisor Wirth then
motioned to allow County Administrator Meaux to amend the report
incorporating changes resulting from Public Safety Committee
consideration. Seconded by Supervisor Dean. Both motions carried
(7-0).
Term Limits: Supervisor Sopko presented the issue, noting the
resolution for discussion is his version as submitted. Chairperson
Brooks then asked for Committee discussion on the item. Supervisors
Brooks, Cronce and Erickson stated a resolution should be presented
to the board for consideration, with Cronce and Erickson expressing
support for term limits. Supervisor Dean commented he was open
minded, but feels that elections are term limits as defined by the
voters, even though constituent concern should be addressed on this
issue. Supervisors Kaul, Wirth indicated opposition to term limits,
and a resolution. Supervisor Sopko indicated opposition to term
limits, although the constituents have indicated a resolution should
be considered.
Supervisor Dean moved to approve County Board consideration of
the resolution as presented, contingent upon a friendly amendment
extending the limit to 5 terms, and Supervisor Cronce seconded the
motion. Discussion of the resolution concerned the effective date of
the resolution, as well as the extent to which terms served by
current members of the board would be exempted or counted.
Furthermore, concern was expressed regarding the exact authority the
County Board has to forbid running for office versus the forbiddance
of holding office.
Corporation Counsel Kenealy indicated that the County Board has
procedural right to determine membership and forbid members from
holding office, and the County Board Chairperson has the right to
appoint another person for the office if the resolution was codified
in the Code of Ordinances. Discussion continued with various methods
of calculating term applicability.
Supervisor Dean withdrew his motion to approve the consideration
of the resolution with a friendly amendment. Supervisor Sopko moved
to approve County Board consideration of the resolution, 06-46 with
a separate support document for the resolution indicating the
limitation of 5 two year consecutive terms after the 2000 election.
Seconded by Supervisor Erickson. Supervisor Cronce commented he will
vote against the resolution as stated because of open ended issues.
Supervisor Sopko withdrew his motion. Supervisor Sopko commented he
will work on a revised resolution for next meeting.
County Board Downsizing: Chairman Brooks introduced the
issue, and asked for Supervisor sentiment regarding this item.
Supervisors Brooks, Sopko, Cronce, Erickson and Dean expressed favor
reducing the size of the Board. Supervisors Wirth and Kaul expressed
opposition to downsizing the County Board.
Discussion then concerned the proper size of the Board, and
whether downsizing should coincide with redistricting resulting from
the regular census. Chairman Brooks heard committee consensus to
draft a resolution containing a 25 member board, with redistricting
to occur in 2012 resulting from the 2010 census, basing boundaries
upon governmental jurisdictions, and then school district boundaries
for voter convenience. Motion made by Supervisor Erickson to prepare
a resolution for consideration which includes a County Board size of
25 members, with redistricting to coincide with the 2012
redistricting, taking into account municipal jurisdictions and then
school district jurisdictions when composing Supervisor district
boundaries. Motion seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Motion passed
(6-1), with Supervisor Kaul dissenting.
Review/Approval of Resolution 06-47-Amending Policy and Procedure
Manual Order of Business-Opening Prayer: Supervisor Sopko
motioned to remove this item from the agenda, seconded by Supervisor
Cronce. Motion carried (7-0)
Motion made by Supervisor Dean to adjourn, seconded by Supervisor
Cronce.
Meeting adjourned at 9:44 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
October 4, 2006
The Executive Committee met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks,
Cronce, Erickson, Kaul, Klemz, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow III, Supervisor
Bock, Supervisor Nelson, Tom Meaux, Clerk Marchese, Julie
Winkelhorst, and Jason Dzwinel
Absent: Committee Members Dean (represented by
Supervisor Klemz)
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of July 17 and September 6, 2006
Meeting: Motion made by Supervisor to approve the minutes as
presented, seconded by Supervisor. Motion carried, (7-0).
County Program Evaluation – Update and
Evaluation of County Board Program: The committee reviewed the
program evaluation materials as presents and completed an appeal of
the Highway – Hot Mix program as requested by Supervisor Kaul.
Resolution – County Supervisor Mileage:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the Resolution as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Klemz. Chairperson Brooks
presented the County Supervisor Mileage Resolution, which was
submitted to the Committee by Supervisor Barrow. The current Policy
and Procedure Manual states that a Supervisor must be present for a
significant portion of a meeting to be eligible for mileage, this
policy precludes Supervisors from being eligible for mileage if they
attend a meeting to address one issue. The resolution as presented
would allow mileage to be paid upon attendance. Motion carried
(6-1), Supervisor Sopko voting nay.
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Motion carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:45 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
September 6, 2006
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 9:50 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks, Cronce, Stern,
Kaul, Richart, Klemz, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Barrow III, Supervisor
Bock, Supervisor Nelson, Tom Meaux, Clerk Marchese, and Jason
Dzwinel
Absent: Committee members Supervisor Dean
(represented by Supervisor Klemz), Supervisor Erickson (represented
by Supervisor Stern) and Supervisor Sopko (represented by Supervisor
Richart
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of June 7, 2006 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the minutes as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Kaul. Motion carried, (7-0).
Discussion – Potential Topics for the Policy
Meetings of the County Board: The Committee discussed these
potential topics: 2007 Budget, County Asset Inventory, Countywide
Wireless Network, and Consolidation of Services.
Resolution – Health Care Referendum Question:
Motion made by Supervisor Wirth to reject the resolution as
presented by Jackson County, seconded by Supervisor Richart. Motion
carried (7-0).
WCA Convention Resolutions: Chairperson
Brooks informed the Committee that any opinions on the resolutions
should be forwarded to Supervisor Wirth who will be representing the
Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson at the convention.
County Program Evaluation – Update and
Evaluation of County Board Program: The committee reviewed the
program evaluation materials as presents and completed a preliminary
scoring of the County Board program.
Supervisor Richart left the meeting
County Administrator Intern Position Increase in
Hours – NIMS Training: County Administrator Meaux explained
that the request to exceed the 599 hour threshold for Dustin Trickle
to support the NIMS Training activities. Motion made by Supervisor
Cronce to approve the request, seconded by Supervisor Klemz. Motion
carried (6-0)
Motion made by Supervisor Wirth to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Stern. Motion carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 11:53 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
July 19, 2006
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of
the Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Executive Committee called to order by
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks, Cronce,
Erickson, Kaul, Sopko, Dean, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisor Hass Lieder Tom Meaux,
and Jason Dzwinel
Absent: None
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was
properly noticed, so noted by Jason Dzwinel.
Approve Minutes of June 7, 2006 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Kaul to approve the minutes as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Motion carried, (7-0).
Review/Approve Program Evaluation Scorecard:
Chairman Brooks presented the draft scorecard to the Committee,
explaining that they consider weighting one or more of the
evaluation criteria. Supervisor Wirth suggested that the programs be
divided into mandated programs and non-mandated programs and that
statutory references be included in the report. Motion made by
Supervisor Erickson to approve the draft with the suggestions of
Supervisor Wirth regarding mandates, seconded by Supervisor Cronce.
Motion carried, (7-0).
Motion made by Supervisor Dean to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Cronce. Motion carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:28 AM
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Port Washington,
Wisconsin
June 7, 2006
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of the
Administration Center at 11:45 AM
Executive Committee called to order by Chairperson Brooks.
Present:
Committee Members: Brooks, Cronce, Erickson, Kaul, Sopko, Dean, and
Wirth
Others Present: Supervisors Geracie, Callen, Richart, Walerstein, Rothstein,
Bock, Stern, and Barrow, County Administrator Tom Meaux, Jason
Dzwinel, Counsel Kenealy and County Clerk Marchese.
Absent: None
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly Noticed/Adoption
of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was properly noticed, so noted by Clerk
Marchese.
Approve Minutes of May 3, 2006 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the minutes as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Erickson. Motion carried, (7-0).
Discussion – Potential Topics for the Policy Meetings of the
County Board:
Chairperson Brooks presented the following potential topics:
Countywide Wireless Network
Ø
Countywide Land and Asset Inventory
Ø
Economic Development / Milwaukee Seven
Ø
Pioneer Village Capital Needs
Ø
County Tourism
Ø
Highway Road Tour
Resolution – County Board Term Limits
– Motion made by Supervisor Sopko to approve the resolution as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Erickson. Chairperson Brooks
introduced the issue, stating that the resolution is a result of the
high support that the referendum requiring a study of term limits for
the County Board received in the April election. Supervisor Sopko
stated that each Supervisor is limited to a two (2) year term as the
voters decide who should represent them during the biennial election.
Supervisor Kaul agreed, stating that he opposed the resolution.
Supervisor Wirth offered a friendly amendment to change the number of
terms to five (5). The amendment was accepted. Supervisors Cronce and
Erickson stated that the issue should be studied to meet the intent of
the voters. Chairperson Brooks suggested that a future policy meeting
of the County Board should be devoted to the study of term limits,
including a short staff presentation and debate limited to one (1)
minute for each Supervisor; further adding that each Supervisor would
have the opportunity to submit a written statement in advance, as well
as, any interested members of the public. Supervisor Sopko withdrew his
motion to approve the resolution. Committee consensus was to proceed on
Chairperson Brooks suggestion.
Resolution – County Board Size
– The Committee consensus was to include the discussion of County Board
size in the term limits study process.
County Board and
Committee Attendance Via Telephone
– Chairperson Brooks presented the issue, stating that questions have
surfaced on the County’s policy allowing meeting attendance and voting
via telephone. The Corporation Counsel has been asked to opine
regarding specific situations, however, the County does not have a
comprehensive policy. The Committee consensus was to ask the
Corporation Counsel to develop a comprehensive policy and return to the
Committee. Supervisor Erickson suggested that the policy be based on
Robert’s Rules of Order. Supervisor Dean and Sopko suggested that the
policy specifically address video conferencing and attendance during
closed session.
Resolution – Commendation Resolution Policy
- Motion made by Supervisor Sopko to approve the resolution as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Cronce. Supervisor Sopko stated that
he prepared this resolution for the Committee to codify the County’s
policy regarding commendation resolutions. Motion carried (7-0).
Forms for Submitting Committee Items
– Supervisor Dean presented the form created for the submission of
action items to the Health and Human Services Committee. Committee
consensus was to direct the Clerk to design a form for use for all
standing committees, and that would be applicable at the County Board
level.
Non-Committee Members Participation During Meetings
– the Committee consensus was to develop name placards for committee
members and suggested that non-committee members only sit at the table
when invited by the Chairperson.
County Program Evaluation – The Committee reviewed the program evaluation
documentation distributed. The Chairperson presented the proposed
schedule, which includes the distribution of the questionnaire materials
for completion by the departments by June 15, and targeting the July
Committee cycle for oversight committee review of the results. The
committee reviewed the department questionnaire and proposed evaluation
measures/guidelines. Committee consensus was to proceed with the
presented documentation and schedule as presented.
Job Evaluation – Special Assistant
- Motion made by Supervisor Dean to approve the job evaluation for the
Special Assistant position in the County Administrator’s Office,
seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Motion Carried (7-0).
Public Works Reorganization
– County Administrator Meaux presented a proposed reorganization of the
Highway, Facilities, and Parks Departments defining succession upon the
retirements of the Facilities Manager and Park Commissioner. The plan
will be refined and included in the 2007 County budget.
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to adjourn, seconded by
Supervisor Wirth. Motion carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 1:33 PM
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May 3, 2006
The Executive Committee and met in Room A-200 of the
Administration Center at 11:40 AM
Executive Committee called to order by Chairperson
Brooks.
Present: Committee Members: Brooks, Cronce, Erickson,
Kaul, Sopko, and Wirth
Others Present: Supervisors Dohrwardt, Richart, and
Barrow County Administrator Tom Meaux, Jason Dzwinel, and County Clerk
Marchese.
Absent: Dean
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was properly
noticed, so noted by Clerk Marchese.
Approve Minutes of February 15, March 1, and April 5,
2006 Meetings: Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the
minutes as presented, seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Motion carried,
(6-0).
Discussion – Potential Topics for the Policy
Meetings of the County Board: Chairperson Brooks presented the
following potential topics:
Program
Evaluation
Smart Growth
2007 County
Budget
Taxpayer Protection Amendment
County
Fairgrounds
County Sales Tax Reimbursement
Economic
Development
County Board Term Limits and Rightsizing
Consolidation
Joint Dispatch
Resolution – Cancelling Policy Meetings of the
County Board: Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the
resolution as presented, seconded by Supervisor Sopko. Chairperson
Brooks explained that the proposed amendment to the Policy and Procedure
Manual was being presented to codify the procedure for cancelling the
second monthly County Board meeting. Motion carried, (6-0).
Update on Attendance Notifications for Citizen
Members: Chairperson Brooks informed the Committee that two citizen
appointees to the Eastern Shores Library System Board and Commission on
Aging have failed to meet the intent of the attendance policy. Committee
consensus was to send the two appointees letters informing them of the
policy and their failure to meet the requirements.
Motion made by Chairperson Brooks to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Dohrwardt. All members present voting aye, motion
carried (6-0).
Meeting adjourned at 12:33 PM
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April 5, 2006
The Executive Committee and Administrative Committee
met jointly in Room A-200 of the Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Administrative Committee called to order by
Chairperson Cronce.
Present: Supervisors Brooks, Cronce, Barrow, Dohrwardt,
Becker, Erickson, Leider, Hilber, Nelson, and Kaul County Administrator
Tom Meaux, Jason Dzwinel, Counsel Kenealy, County Treasurer Makoutz,
Andy Lamb, Clerk of Courts Schmidt, John Buhler, and County Clerk
Marchese.
Absent: Supervisor Kulfan
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was properly
noticed, so noted by Clerk Marchese.
Reconsideration Resolution 05-118 Salaries of Elected
Officials: Motion made by Supervisor Barrow to reconsider Resolution
05-118, seconded by Supervisor Becker. Motion carried (4-0). Motion made
by Supervisor Barrow to amend the resolution reducing the County Clerk’s
Salary to $50,000 and alter the annual percentage increase for all of
the elected positions to 2% per year, seconded by Supervisor Dohrwardt.
Supervisor Becker inquired as to why the salary should be set at $50,000
for the Clerk’s position. Supervisor Barrow suggested that it is due
to the fact that the newly elected Clerk will not bring the same level
of experience to the position as the incumbent who is retiring. Motion
failed (1-3).
Approve Resolution No. 05-115 - Initial Resolution
Authorizing Not to Exceed $4,345,000.00 General Obligation Bonds for
Emergency Radio Project: Motion made by Supervisor Barrow to approve
the resolution as presented, seconded by Supervisor Dohrwardt. Motion
carried (4-0).
Approve Resolution No. 05-115 - Resolution
Authorizing Not to Exceed $4,345,000.00 General Obligation Bonds for
Emergency Radio Project: Motion made by Supervisor Barrow to approve
the resolution as presented, seconded by Supervisor Becker. Motion
carried (4-0).
Approve Resolution No. 05-114 - Ozaukee County
Program Evaluation: Motion made by Supervisor Kaul to approve the
resolution as presented, seconded by Supervisor Nelson. Motion carried
(7-0)
Motion made by Chairperson Brooks to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Dohrwardt. All members present voting aye, motion
carried (11-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:23 AM.
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March 1, 2006
The Executive Committee met in Room A-200 of the
Administration Center at 8:45 AM.
Committee called to order by Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Supervisors Brooks, Erickson, Leider, Hilber,
Nelson, and Kaul, County Administrator Tom Meaux, Jason Dzwinel, Counsel
Kenealy, and Clerk Marchese.
Approve Resolution 05-103 – Calling the Question:
Motion made by Supervisor Nelson to approve the amendment as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Kaul. Chairperson Brooks expressed the concern
over the impact of a negative quorum of less than six Supervisors
controlling debate due to the eighty percent threshold. Supervisor
Leider stated that the resolution did not address the concerns of the
Supervisors who were troubled about the use of the motion to call the
questions. Motion failed (1-5), Supervisor Kaul voting aye.
Motion made by Supervisor Leider to adjourn, seconded
by Supervisor Nelson. All members present voting aye, motion carried
(7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 8:47 AM.
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
February 15, 2006
The Executive Committee met in Room A-200 of the
Administration Center at 12:10 pm.
Committee called to order by Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Supervisors Brooks, Cronce, Erickson,
Leider, Hilber, Nelson, and Kaul, County Administrator Tom Meaux,
Jason Dzwinel, Counsel Kenealy, Supervisor Barrow, and Clerk
Marchese.
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was properly
noticed, so noted by Clerk Marchese.
Approve Minutes of January 30, 2006 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Nelson, seconded by Supervisor Leider to
approve the minutes as presented. All members present voting aye. Motion
carried. (7-0)
Discussion of Potential Topics for the Policy Meeting
of the County Board: Chairperson Brooks and Administrator Meaux
presented a proposed schedule of meeting for the County Board Policy
Meetings
3/15/06:
o Developing
the Ozaukee Process: Prioritization/Program Evaluation
o Pathways
Senior Living – Lasata ADRC Development
5/17/06:
o Taxpayer
Protection Act
Discussion of Ozaukee County Strategic Planning and
Prioritization: Jason Dzwinel presented the proposed approach to
the program evaluation phase. The proposed approach is based on an
inputs-outputs-outcomes evaluation model that numerous governments
employ to assess program effectiveness. The intent is to have the
County Administrator’s Office provide much of the background
materials to the departments in anticipation of the meeting with the
Standing Committees. The Committee also reviewed a draft evaluation
form based on the Sheboygan County prioritization process. Motion made
by Supervisor Hilber, seconded by Supervisor Cronce to submit the
materials to staff for input and reporting at a subsequent meeting of
the Executive Committee. All members present voting aye, motion
carried (7-0)
Discussion Policy and Procedure Manual Amendment
– Calling the Question: Chairman Brooks briefed the Committee on
the issue, explaining that at the request of the County Board
membership, this issue has been placed on the agenda for discussion.
The concern of a few members is overuse of the procedure to call the
question. He further stated that the County Board can limit debate on
any item, and that the motion to call the question requires a
two-thirds majority. Supervisor Leider stated that each Supervisor
should have the opportunity to speak to an issue if they desire.
Supervisor Hilber inquired as to what process could be put into place
to ensure that each Supervisor has the opportunity to address each
item, stating that the process could prove troublesome. Supervisor
Kaul stated that he agreed that each Supervisor should be afforded the
opportunity to speak to an issue. Supervisor Nelson inquired if the
Chairperson could not recognize the motion to call the question.
Counsel Kenealy advised that a motion must be recognized unless it is
out of order. Supervisor Leider stated that the Supervisors in queue
to speak when the motion to call the question is made should be
allowed to speak. Supervisor Cronce suggested that a higher percentage
threshold is a consideration to increase the difficulty of calling the
question, but warned that the Committee should consider the effects of
a negative quorum. Supervisor Erickson said that the Chairperson
should state the number of Supervisors in queue to speak when a motion
is made to call the question. Motion made by Supervisor Nelson to
prepare an amendment to the Policy and Procedure Manual increasing the
affirmative vote to approve a motion to call the question to eighty
percent of Supervisors present, and requiring the Chairperson to
announce the number of Supervisors in queue to speak, Seconded by
Supervisor Cronce. All members present voting aye, motion carried
(7-0).
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to adjourn,
seconded by Supervisor Nelson. All members present voting aye, motion
carried (7-0).
Meeting adjourned at 1:10 PM.
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
January 30, 2006
The Executive Committee met in Room A-200 of the
Administration Center at 8:30.
The Executive Committee was called to order
Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Supervisors Brooks, Cronce, Erickson,
Leider, Hilber, Nelson, and Kaul County Administrator Tom Meaux, Jason
Dzwinel, Paul Roback, Mary Fitzgerald, Robert Haupt, and Clerk Marchese.
Assurance that the Meeting had been Properly
Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance that the meeting was properly
noticed, so noted by Clerk Marchese.
Approve Minutes of December 7, 2005 Meeting:
Motion made by Supervisor Nelson, seconded by Supervisor Erickson to
approve the minutes as presented. All members present voting aye. Motion
carried. (7-0)
Discussion of Potential Topics for the Policy
Meeting of the County Board: Chairperson Brooks and Administrator
Meaux presented a proposed schedule of meeting for the County Board
Policy Meetings
2/16/05:
o Presentation from UWEX
Local Government Center – Comparison of Ozaukee to Other Counties
o Pathways Senior Living
– Lasata ADRC Development
3/15/05:
o Developing the Ozaukee
Process: Prioritization/Program Evaluation
Discussion of Consent Agendas: The Chairperson
presented the discussion of consent agendas. The Committee reported on
their analysis for the potential use of consent agendas. Chairperson
Brooks stated that at the County Board level discussion is expected on
every item, thus the use of a consent agenda is most likely not
feasible. Committee consensus was to allow Standing Committees to
implement consent agendas should they choose.
Discussion of Ozaukee County Strategic Planning
and Prioritization: The Chairperson presented the discussion and a
draft timeline for the implementation of the Ozaukee County Strategic
Planning and Prioritization as discussed at the January 18, 2006 County
Board meeting. The proposed approach is comprised of two distinct
stages. The first stage will determine, "Where we are," while
the second stage will establish, "Where we want to be."
Program Prioritization – The Program Prioritization
will be used to establish a baseline, identify core county programs, and
develop a knowledge base of the full slate of county programs among
Supervisors.
County Vision/Strategic Planning – Using the
baseline established by the Program Prioritization efforts the Visioning
process will define key strategies for the future.
PROGRAM PRIORITIZATION – The Executive Committee’s
charge is to establish the Prioritization process, setting the
guidelines for the process, the definition of a "program", and
the development of the program evaluation and questionnaire instruments
that will be used to rate programs across all departments. Actual
completion of the questionnaire and prioritization of programs will be
the responsibility of the Departments and their Oversight committees,
based upon the Executive Committee direction.
After the Oversight Committees complete the
Prioritization and questionnaire for their programs within their
department, we will hold a facilitated meeting to share their findings.
The Executive Committee will then apply the program
evaluation instrument that will establish the countywide Prioritization.
The intent is to complete the first stage for consideration during the
2007 budget process.
COUNTY VISION/STRATEGIC PLANNING – Making use of
the core programs identified through the Prioritization process the
Executive Committee will identify the countywide focus areas for the
Visioning process. The methods employed in the second stage will mirror
those of the first stage, the Executive Committee will establish
guidelines, the Oversight Committees will implement, and the results
will be used to develop a county-wide plan for full County Board
consideration. The intent is to complete the second stage for
consideration during the 2008 budget process.
Committee consensus was to accept the draft timeline
and discuss further at the February 15, 2006 meeting.
Resolution – Citizen Appointee Attendance:
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the resolution as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Nelson. Supervisor Hilber requested that citizen
appointees be provided a job description and orientation packet upon
appointment. Committee will review orientation materials at a subsequent
meeting. All members present voting aye, Motion carried (7-0).
Discussion County Administrator Performance Review:
The Chairperson informed the Committee that he will be performing the
performance review in the coming weeks, he expects to submit a survey to
Board members and welcomes any thoughts or suggestions in advance of the
review.
Motion made by Supervisor Nelson to adjourn, seconded
by Supervisor Hass Leider. Motion carried and meeting adjourned at 10:00
AM.
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December 7, 2005
The Executive Committee met in Room
A-200 of the Administration Center at 12:12 P.M., following the County
Board session.
The Executive Committee was called to
order Chairperson Brooks.
Present: Supervisors Brooks, Cronce,
Erickson, Leider, Hilber, Nelson, Kaul and Barrow, County Administrator
Tom Meaux, Aging Services Director Sharon Gilman and Clerk Marchese.
Assurance that the Meeting had been
Properly Noticed/Adoption of Agenda: Assurance
that the meeting was properly noticed, so noted by Clerk Marchese.
Motion made by Supervisor Cronce, seconded by Supervisor Hilber to
approve the minutes as mailed. All members present voting aye. Motion
carried. (7-0)
Congregate Meal Program
Registration Forms: The Chairperson deviated
from the agenda to discuss Congregate Meal Program Registration forms.
Supervisor Erickson and Ms. Gilman explained that the form has been
revised and everyone attending the meal sites (as this is a federally
funded program) needs to fill out the form on a yearly basis. This form
is explained by the Meal Site Manager to all participants. Discussions
regarding the revised form, some of the questions being asked, and if
the Commission should reconsider revising it. Motion made by Supervisor
Hilber, seconded by Supervisor Erickson, to do nothing at the present
time and accept the form as revised. The vote was taken: Ayes 6
(Supervisors Brooks, Cronce, Erickson, Hilber, Nelson and Kaul), Nay - 1
(Supervisor Leider). The majority of the members present voting aye, the
motion was declared adopted.
Aging Department Fund Balance:
The Chairperson then took up the item of the Aging Department fund
balance. Mr. Meaux explained that he met with department heads and is
working on a policy for accounting of working reserves, some moves are
not available as they are kept in a special account; and that as a
result of this problem, a monthly report will be shown on all department
balances that have a reserve fund.
Discussion of Consent Agendas:
The Chairperson then presented the discussion of consent agendas,
explaining that Committees and the County Board could use this procedure
to designate a block of items on an agenda to be considered as a group.
Individual Supervisors would have the right to ask that any single item
be removed from the slated consent items. The Committee raised the
concern that it would be difficult to determine in advance which items
will generate no discussion and that items would have to be routinely
removed from the consent agenda. The Committee consensus was to
individually track agenda items at the Committee and County Board level
that could be considered as consent items and revisit the item at a
future meeting.
Citizen Appointee Recognition:
The Committee addressed this item at the request of Supervisor Barrow.
Supervisor Barrow raised the issue that the County does not recognize
citizen committee members for their attendance or contributions. His
suggestion was that the Committee contemplate the purchase of a plaques
or similar item to recognize accomplishments. Supervisor Cronce
mentioned that citizens could be provided a plaque at the end of their
service and inquired about how often recognition should be given. Clerk
Marchese informed the Committee that the County Board recognizes
officials, employees, and citizen appointees who serve the County for
over ten years, further stating that individual departments have
individually recognized citizen appointees in the past. Committee
consensus was to continue the current practice by which individual
departments recognize citizen appointees.
Ad Hoc and Sub Committee
Compensation: The Committee discussed the
topic of compensating Ad Hoc or Sub Committee members. Under the Policy
and Procedure Manual Standing Committees can create Ad Hoc or Sub
Committees to address items of policy. The Policy and Procedure Manual
does not provide for per diem or mileage payments to County Board
members or citizens who volunteer to serve on Ad Hoc or Sub Committees.
The County Board Chairperson can approve mileage claims on a case by
case basis under current County Policy.
Citizen Appointee Attendance:
The Chairperson addressed the committee explaining that a recent audit
of citizen appointee attendance Committee meetings demonstrated that
some individual appointees attendance rates fell well below 50 percent.
The Committee discussed the creation of an attendance policy and
directed staff to draft an amendment to the Policy and Procedure Manual
which would remove appointees who were unexcused for two consecutive
meeting or had attendance below 70 percent in a 12 month period.
Discussion of Potential Topics for
the Policy Meeting of the County Board: Jason
Dzwinel presented a proposed schedule of meeting for the County Board to
address the proposed program evaluation/prioritization.
1/18/05 – Background/Examples of
Prioritization
2/16/05 – Presentation from UWEX
Local Government Center – Comparison of Ozaukee to Other Counties
3/15/05 – Developing the Ozaukee
Process: Prioritization/Program Evaluation
4/5/05 – Finalizing Ozaukee Process:
Prioritization/Program Evaluation
The Committee consensus was to move
the March discussion to the February meeting to allow additional
Executive Committee meetings and County Board time to discuss the
process.
Discussion of Public Works
Department: The Chairperson informed the
Committee that discussion of the creation of a Public Works Department
will be addressed by the Executive and Public Works Committees in the
coming months. Administrator Meaux explained that the creation of a
public works department will continue to build upon the County Board and
Departmental reorganizations. The Chairperson will update the full
County Board at a future meeting.
Motion made by Supervisor Nelson to
adjourn, seconded by Supervisor Hass Leider. Motion carried and meeting
adjourned at 1:40 PM.
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
September 7, 2005
The Executive Committee met in room A-200 of the
Ozaukee County Administration Center at 8:00 AM
Committee Members Present: Chairman Brooks,
Supervisors Cronce, Nelson, Hilber, Hass Leider, Kaul, and Erickson
Also Present: County Administrator Meaux, Clerk
Marchese, Corporation Counsel Kenealy, Jason Dzwinel and Supervisors,
Walerstein, and Barrow.
Call to Order - Chairman Brooks called the
meeting to order at 8:00 AM.
Adoption of Agenda – Chairman Brooks inquired if
the meeting was properly noticed. The meeting and agenda being properly
noticed, Committee consensus was to adopt the agenda.
Approval of Minutes – Motion made by Supervisor
Hass Lieder to approve the minutes of the August 3, meeting as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Erickson. Motion carried, all members
present voting aye.
Health and Human Services Board Membership –
Chairman Brooks explained that the Policy and Procedure Manual currently
allows an additional at large member to be appointed, and that the
Health and Human Services Committee would be permitted to forward an
appointee for the open position as necessary. The Committee currently
has difficulties maintaining quorum as Committee members leave the
meeting, the additional member would be appointed to address quorum
issues.
Resolution Policy and Procedure Manual
– Motion
by Supervisor Erickson to approve the Resolution as presented, seconded
by Supervisor Nelson. Supervisor Kaul inquired what was revised from the
sections of the Code of Ordinances that were moved into the Policy and
Procedure Manual. Chairman Brooks explained that only changes to policy
relating to the County Board reorganization were presented. Motion
carried all members present voting aye.
Ordinance Policy and Procedure Manual - Motion
made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the Ordinance as presented,
seconded by Supervisor Nelson. Chairman Brooks explained that the
Ordinance eliminated the sections of the Code of Ordinances that were
moved into the Policy and Procedure Manual. Moiton carried, all members
present voting aye.
Resolution – Salaries of County Board Supervisors
– Motion made by Supervisor Nelson to approve the resolution as
presented, seconded by Supervisor Hilber. Chairman Brooks presented the
resolution to the Committee explaining that the Resolution formalized
for County Board adoption the $100 per year pay increase for 2006 and
2007 approved at the joint Administrative and Executive Committee
meeting August 3. Moiton carried (4-3) Supervisors Brooks, Erickson, and
Cronce voting nay.
Discussion Upcoming Topics for the Policy Meetings of
the County Board – the Committee agreed upon the following schedule:
Ø September:
County Board Road Trip and WE Energies Tour
Ø October:
County Budget, Human Services Revenues and Efficiencies, and
Countywide Internal Department Charges
Ø November:
Invitation to the State Legislators
Discussion/Action – County Code of Ethics
–
Chairman Brooks presented the item, informing the Committee that this
issue was raised as the Policy and Procedure Manual is created from the
current policies and procedures contained in the Code of Ordinances.
Currently the Code of Ordinances contains a Code of Ethics. A motion was
made by Supervisor Cronce to table the item, seconded by Supervisor Kaul.
Motion carried, all Supervisors present voting aye.
Adjournment
– Motion made by Supervisor Nelson to
adjourn, seconded by Supervisor Erickson. Motion carried, all members
present voting aye.
Meeting adjourned 8:30 AM
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
August 3, 2005
The Executive Committee and Administrative Committee
met jointly in Room A-200 of the Ozaukee County Administration Center at
8:00 AM.
Present: Supervisors Brooks, Cronce, Nelson, Hilber,
Hass Leider, Kaul, Erickson, Becker, Dohrwardt, Barrow, Davies and
Walerstein.
Also Present: County Administrator Meaux, Clerk
Marchese, Corporation Counsel Kenealy, Human Resource Director
Kuhnmuench and Jason Dzwinel.
Call to Order
- Chairman Cronce called the
meeting to order.
Adoption of Agenda
– Chairman Cronce inquired if
the meeting was properly noticed. The meeting and agenda being properly
noticed, Committee consensus was to adopt the agenda.
Approval of Minutes
– Motion made by Supervisor
Brooks, seconded by Supervisor Hass Lieder to approve the minutes of the
June 15 Executive Committee meeting as presented. Supervisor Kaul
abstained. All members present voting aye, Motion carried.
Conference and Meeting Attendance
– Motion made
by Supervisor Hilber, seconded by Supervisor Erickson, to approve the
Report from the County Administrator on his attendance at the Wisconsin
City County Managers Conference, County Administrator Meaux explained
that the conference was worthwhile and a presentation on software for
the electronic management for Committee Agendas and Minutes will be
followed-up on for its potential application in Ozaukee County.
Committee discussion on the report. All members present voting aye.
Motion carried.
Discussion of Potential Topics for the Policy
Meetings of the County Board
– The Committee discussed topics for
the August Policy and Information meeting of the County Board. The
agenda will address the following items: Reuse of the Old Jail, a
presentation from the Ozaukee Ice Center, and the Policy and Procedure
Manual. Further discussion on the September Policy and Information
Meeting. Chairman Brooks explained that this meeting has historically
been scheduled as the Highway Road Trip to present completed and
upcoming construction projects/issues, but some Supervisors have
requested that a tour of the County Parks be included. Supervisor Kaul
suggested that the Parks have grown in importance, but a tour focusing
on both might not be feasible or include enough detail on either subject
to be worthwhile. He further suggested that the Public Works Committee
would discuss the road trip at the August 4, 2005 meeting. Supervisor
Hass Lieder suggested that the PRLM department should be included in a
Parks Tour. Chairman Brooks proposed that a tour of the improvements at
the Lion’s Den, as the property has generated interest in recent months.
Supervisor Hilber offered that a presentation on the 2005 revenue for
the Human Service Department might be included during lunch. Committee
consensus was to allow Public Works Committee to discuss the road trip
and plan for a Human Service presentation during lunch.
Distribution of County Code of Ethics Materials
–
Jason Dzwinel explained that the materials distributed are the result of
the discussion at the June 15 Executive Committee meeting and
staff research on the Code of Ethics. The DRAFT Code included represents
a broad approach to a Code to allow Committee members to discuss all
potential areas, but is not a model code. The DRAFT has been sent to the
Corporation Counsel to review and present a model at a future meeting.
Call to Order - Administrative Committee
–
Chairman Cronce called the Administrative Committee to order at 8:15
A.M.
Joint Discussion of County Board Compensation for the
2006-2007 Term
– County Administrator Meaux presented to the
Committees the results of a survey of Counties similar to Ozaukee
County, the survey demonstrates that each County Board individually
determines levels and types compensation. Motion made by Supervisor
Barrow, seconded by Supervisor Dohrwardt, for a three percent increase
in compensation per annum. Supervisor Barrow explained that this amount
is close to the level historically approved in union contracts and
budgets, and should be assumed as an annual increase for the County
Board. Supervisor Hilber inquired if the intent of the motion was to
provide annual increases perpetually, the Committee confirmed. He
further suggested that the citizens should be made aware that level of
compensation that Supervisors receive is currently set at $4,500
annually. Supervisor Kaul suggested that the past practice was to
provide a similar increase to the County Board as those received by the
unions and non-represented employees. Chairman Brooks suggested that a
perpetual increase would ensure similar considerations for all County
employees and could impact bargaining positions. Supervisor Becker
stated that the Committee should not approve any salary increase to
demonstrate fiscal restraint, Chairman Brooks agreed. Supervisor Hass
Lieder said that a perpetual increase is not desirable, but the proposed
three percent increase is appropriate. She further suggested that
Supervisors who do not attend meetings should be penalized. Supervisor
Barrow asked to amend his original motion to remove the perpetual
increase and include a two-year increase at three percent per annum.
Supervisor Dohrwardt, as the second to the original motion, agreed.
Chairman Cronce suggested that the increase and compensation in general
is immaterial as it does not represent the value of a Supervisors
contribution, to that end he suggested that he could support an increase
in compensation or keeping compensation at the same level. Chairman
Brooks offered that any increase will impact the upcoming budget.
Supervisor Erickson stated that the contract for Lasata was scrutinized
for a one percent increase and any increase for County Board
compensation will set precedence. Supervisor Nelson stated that the
increase is fair and that the level of compensation neither motivates of
deters individuals to seek office. Supervisor Kaul addressed the
committee stating that he supports the increase, for the fact that the
change from per diem to a flat salary represented a decrease in
compensation for some Supervisors. Supervisor Dohrwardt offered a
friendly amendment to Supervisor Barrow to eliminate the three percent
increase and amend to provide for a $100 increase for 2006 and $100 for
2007. Further discussion, motion carried (7-4). Supervisors Hilber,
Barrow, Davies, Nelson, Hass Lieder, Kaul, and Dohrwardt voting aye,
Supervisors Brooks, Cronce, Erickson, and Becker voting nay.
Adjournment if Executive Committee
– Motion made
by Chairman Brooks, seconded by Supervisor Erickson, to adjourn the
Executive Committee. All members present voting aye, motion carried.
Commendation Resolution No. 05-29 Nancy Lucas-Gierach
– Motion made by Supervisor Dohrwardt, seconded by Supervisor Davies, to
approve the Resolution as presented. All members present voting aye,
motion carried.
Approval of Resolution No. 05-30 - Transfer of Funds
– Motion made by Supervisor Barrow, seconded by Supervisor Becker, to
approve the transfer of funds from the Jail Assessment fund. All members
present voting aye, motion carried.
Approval of Resolution No. 05-31 - Courthouse Union -
OPEIU Agreement
– Motion made by Supervisor Barrow, seconded by
Supervisor Becker, to approve the Resolution as presented. Human
Resources Director Kuhnmuench discussed the terms of the agreement with
the Committee, which included a three percent wage increase, additional
employee contribution to health insurance, and a revised step plan for
new employees. He added that this offer was negotiated in an attempt to
avoid arbitration and that the union membership had overwhelmingly
approved the terms in a ratification vote. All members present voting
aye, motion carried.
Approval of Report No. 05-1 - Report of County Board
Mileage
– Motion made by Supervisor Dohrwardt, seconded by
Supervisor Becker, to approve the report as presented. Clerk Marchese
informed that the report had been updated to reflect some minor edits,
and distributed the revised report for review. All members present
voting aye, motion carried.
Adjournment Administrative Committee
– Motion
made by Supervisor Becker, seconded by Supervisor Dohrwardt, to adjourn.
All members present voting aye, motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 8:55 AM
Jason Dzwinel
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Port Washington, Wisconsin
June 15, 2005
The Executive Committee met in room A-200 of the
Ozaukee County Administration Center following the County Board Meeting.
Committee Members Present: Chairman Brooks,
Supervisors Cronce, Nelson, Hilber, Hass Leider, and Erickson
Also Present: County Administrator Meaux, Clerk
Marchese, Corporation Counsel Kenealy, Jason Dzwinel and Supervisors
Uselding, Walerstein, and Barrow.
Call to Order
- Chairman Brooks called the
meeting to order at 11:45 AM.
Adoption of Agenda
– Chairman Brooks inquired
if the meeting was properly noticed. The meeting and agenda being
properly noticed, Committee consensus was to adopt the agenda.
Approval of Minutes
– Motion made by
Supervisor Cronce to approve the minutes of the May 18th
meeting as presented, seconded by Supervisor Hass Lieder. Motion
carried, all members present voting aye.
Discussion of Potential Topics for the Policy
Meetings of the County Board
– The Committee discussed topics
for the July 20th Policy and Information meeting of the
County Board. The agenda will address the following items: Reuse of
the Old Jail, Ozaukee County Shared Ride Taxi Service, Justice
Center Security, and the Policy and Procedure Manual.
Resolution – Appointing Alternates to Executive
Committee
– Motion made by Supervisor Cronce to approve the
resolution as presented, seconded by Supervisor Erickson. Chairman
Brooks presented the resolution to the committee explaining the
intent to allow the Chairpersons of the Standing Committees to
appoint an alternate to the Executive Committee when unable to
attend. This should ensure that the communication linkage between
the Committees remains intact. Supervisor Hass Lieder suggested that
the resolution was not necessary and that the Committee Chairs
should make themselves available when the meeting is a priority.
Supervisor Hilber stated that the ability to appoint an alternate
ensures quorum, and will aid communication. Supervisors Cronce and
Erickson maintained that the ability to appoint an alternate should
be a benefit to the Committee and Board. Additionally stating that,
should the alternates pose an issue, the policy could be reversed.
Motion carried, (5-1) Supervisor Hass Lieder voting nay.
Discussion/Action – County Board Supervisor
Attendance Policy
– Supervisor Hass Lieder presented to the
Committee suggesting that a policy is required to ensure that
Supervisors who do not attend meetings are not compensated.
Supervisor Erickson inquired of Corporation Counsel Kenealy whether
a policy placing restrictions on Board members who do not attend
Committee meetings is permissible. Counsel explained that while
allowable for attendance at Committee meetings, a policy might prove
impractical, further stating, that no Board member is required to
serve on a committee. Chairman Brooks suggested that the Board Chair
can remove any Committee member for cause. Supervisor Cronce
inquired of Counsel if individual Committees could set their own
policy. Counsel informed that it would be possible, if the County
Board allowed this role, but suggested that the issues mentioned
previously apply. Chairman Brooks inquired if pay could be
restricted, Counsel replied that Board members are paid for their
service on the Board, not Committee attendance. The Committee
continued discussion, and took no action.
Discussion/Action – County Code of Ethics
–
Chairman Brooks presented the item, informing the Committee that
this issue was raised as the Policy and Procedure Manual is created
from the current policies and procedures contained in the Code of
Ordinances. The committee discussed whether the Ethics Code should
be contained within the Code of Ordinances, Policy and Procedure
Manual or as a separate document. Corporation Counsel suggested
creation of separate Codes for employees and for County Board
members. The Codes will be prepared along this suggestion and
presented at a future meeting.
Next Meeting
– August 3rd, 2005 –
following adjournment of the County Board meeting to discuss the
2006 budget, and other items as necessary.
Adjournment
– Motion made by Supervisor
Nelson to adjourn, seconded by Supervisor Cronce. Motion carried,
all members present voting aye.Meeting adjourned 12:56 PM
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May 18, 2005
The Executive Committee met in room A-200 of the
Ozaukee County Administration Center.
Present: Chairman Brooks, Supervisors Cronce, Nelson,
Hilber, Kaul, Hass Leider, and Erickson, County Administrator Meaux, and
Jason Dzwinel.
Item #1 – Call to Order - Chairman Brooks called the
meeting to order at 12:05.
Item #2 – Adoption of Agenda - Motion made by
Supervisor Nelson to adopt the agenda as posted and presented, seconded
by Supervisor Cronce. Motion carried.
Item # 3 - Discussion of Potential Topics for the
Policy Meetings of the County Board – Chairman Brooks presented a list
of potential policy topics to be considered by the County Board at
future informational/policy meetings. The topics were presented and
discussed by month, however, the schedule should remain flexible.
June 2005
o County Shared
Ride Taxi Service
o Courthouse
Restoration (Presentation by Kubala Washatko Architects on
the Historic Condition Analysis)
o County Board
Room Technology Updates as Related to Courthouse Restoration
o Justice
Center Security
July 2005
o Old Jail Plan
(Presentation from Barrientos Architects on the Analysis)
o Policy and
Procedure Manual
August 2005
o State Budget
– Initial County Budget
Future Topics
o Highway Road
Trip
o Prioritization of County Services
o Consolidation
of County Departments
o Strategic
Plan for County Supported Not-for-Profits
o Divestment
and Impacts to Lasata and Human Services Department
o Fairgrounds
Future
o Great Plain
Demo
o Attendance
Policy for County Board Supervisors
The Committee discussed setting a policy limiting the
amount of County Business presented for action at the
policy/informational meetings. Supervisor Erickson suggested that the
Committee create a policy limiting action items for consideration at the
policy/informational meetings. Chairman Brooks and Supervisor Cronce
suggested that this item might be discussed at future Executive
Committee meetings, but cautioned that a policy limiting business at the
policy/informational meeting might bind the Board should items of an
emergency nature require action after the regular meeting of the Board.
Committee consensus was to allow the agenda setting process, reviewed by
Chairman Brooks and Administrator Meaux, control the number of action
items. This proposal can be reviewed, in future meetings of the
Executive Committee if necessary.
Item #4 – Next Meeting Date – June 15th,
2005: following adjournment of the County Board meeting.
Item #5 – Adjournment – Motion made by Supervisor
Nelson to adjourn, seconded by Supervisor Cronce. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned 12:35 PM
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