MEETING of the VILLAGE of MUKWONAGO COMMITTEE of the WHOLE Notice of Meeting and Agenda Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Dated 06-02-17

Village of Mukwonago MEETING OF THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Notice of Meeting and Agenda Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Time: 5:30 p.m. Place: Mukwonago Municipal Building/Board Room, 440 River Crest Court

Any items not discussed or acted on at this meeting will be forwarded to a meeting of the Village of Mukwonago Committee of the Whole on Wednesday, June 7, 2017, at 5:30 p.m., or a different specified date, located at the Mukwonago Municipal Building/Committee Room, 440 River Crest Court.

The Committee of the Whole has the discretion to take up the items listed below in any order.

1. Call to Order

2. Roll Call

3. Committee of the Whole Business Discussion and Possible Action on the Following Item

A. Approval of May 2, 2017 meeting minutes B. Change of date for the July Committee of the Whole meeting C. Change of date for the August Committee of the Whole meeting

4. Committee Reports Discussion and Possible Action on the Following Items

A. Finance Committee 1) Vouchers payable batches a. Payments batch AP-6-2017-1 $223,676.40 b. LIBAP5-2017 $14,438.42 c. TAXSET5-2017 $676,094.26 d. Payments batch M-5-2017-1 $181,402.91 2) Purchase requisition (Committee Approval Only) a. DPW – Costs associated with pickle ball court resurfacing in the amount of $8,802 3) Consideration of interest-free advance related to Social Security and Medicare taxes owed on Village’s ICMA 457(b) Deferred Compensation contributions to qualified employees for 2011 thru 2016 4) Claim for unlawful taxes assessed to Waukesha County for the real property located at Lot 70 & Undiv Int Outlots 7-10 Minors Homestead Addition #1, Tax Key MUKV1977074 5) Claim for unlawful taxes assessed to Village of Mukwonago for the real property located at part of 915 Main St., Tax Key MUKV2009965002 6) April 2017 Monthly Treasury Report 7) April 2017 Revenue/Expenditure Report

Committee of the Whole Agenda June 6, 2017 Page 2 of 3

B. Judicial Committee 1) Consideration of 2017-18 Renewal Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Class C Wine License: a. Mario’s Natural Roman Pizza, Inc. (Charlene Edwards-Reitman – Agent), 225 Bay View Rd. Suite 500, d/b/a Mario’s Natural Roman Pizza 2) Consideration of 2017-18 Renewal Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquors Licenses: a. Community Post No. 375 of the American Legion (Shelby K. Savin – Agent), 627 E. Veterans Way, d/b/a American Legion Community Post #375 b. Perseverance Corp. (Mark A. Weiss – Agent), 200 S. Rochester St., d/b/a The Badger Burger Co. 3) Consideration of 2017-18 original Class A Intoxicating Liquors License: a. Khasria Two Inc. (Harjinder S. Khasria – Agent), 712-18 Main Street Units 101- 103, d/b/a Village Wine & Liquor 4) Recommendation to deny 2017-18 Operators License to Theodore F. Van Singel

C. Protective Services Committee 1) Application for COPS Hiring Program by Police Dept. – Information only

D. Public Works Committee 1) Award of bid for the 2017 Road Program – Chip Seal Project to Scott Construction, Inc. in the amount of $105,457 2) Award of bid for the Wolf Run Signalization Project to MP Systems, Inc. in the amount of $260,000 3) Authorization for the Village President to sign the application for Waukesha County Dept. of Public Works Permit to construct 2,280 feet of 5-foot wide concrete sidewalk 4) Authorization for the Public Works Director to commence the bidding process for the W. Veterans Way Sidewalk Project 5) An ordinance to create Section 74-10 of Chapter 74 of the Village of Mukwonago Municipal Code pertaining to excavations in public right-of-ways 6) Holz Parkway Multi-use Trail update 7) OMSA Storm Water Maintenance Agreement 8) Berg Property Storm Water Maintenance Agreement

E. Health and Recreation Committee 1) Special Event Permit to CFU John Movrich Lodge for Croatian Day Fest on July 8, 2017 2) Special Event Permit to St. James Catholic Parish for St. James Festival on August 25-27, 2017 3) Direction on the naming process of new park in Fairwinds subdivision 4) Guidance on accepting the new park in Fairwinds subdivision without the lights being installed 5) Authorization for the Public Works Director to solicit Request for Proposals for the design and installation of a play structure in the new park in Fairwinds subdivision 6) Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan discussion on: b. Existing conditions maps c. Community survey results Committee of the Whole Agenda June 6, 2017 Page 3 of 3

d. Preliminary geographic, quantitative and qualitative needs assessment e. Potential park and recreation improvements f. Identifying the top 3 priority parks which MSA will provide conceptual plans for

5. Adjournment

It is possible that members of, and possibly a quorum of, members of other governmental bodies of the municipality may be in attendance at the above stated meeting to gather information. No action will be taken by any governmental body at the above stated meeting other than the governmental body specifically referred to above in this notice. Please note that, upon reasonable notice, efforts will be made to accommodate the needs of individuals with disabilities through appropriate aids and services. For additional information or to request this service, contact the Clerk’s Office, 440 River Crest Court, (262) 363-6420, Option 4. Village of Mukwonago Waukesha and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin May 2, 2017 Committee of the Whole Minutes Page 1 of 5 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING Tuesday, May 2, 2017

Call to Order Village President Fred Winchowky called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. located in the Board Room of the Mukwonago Municipal Building, 440 River Crest Ct.

Roll Call Committee members present: Jay Vermuelen Darlene Johnson Jim Decker Mark Penzkover Kelly Klemme Karl Kettner Fred Winchowky, Village President

Also present: Rebecca Alonge, Village Engineer Ron Bittner, Public Works Director Steven Braatz, Jr., Clerk-Treasurer Dave Brown, Utilities Director Diana Doherty, Finance Director Robert Harley, Supervisor of Inspections Bruce Kaniewski, Village Planner/Zoning Adminstrator Kevin Schmidt, Police Chief Jeff Stien, Fire Chief John Weidl, Administrator/Economic Development Director

Committee of the Whole Business Minutes Motion by Decker/Johnson to approve the April 10, 2017 Committee of Whole meeting minutes as presented carried.

Committee Reports Finance Committee Vouchers payable batches Motion by Vermeulen/Johnson to recommend the Village Board approve the following batches of vouchers payable carried: a. Payments batch AP-5-2017-1 $103,433.11 b. LIBAP20174 $34,256.03

Monthly Treasury Report The March 2017 monthly Treasury report is on file in the Clerk’s Office.

Health and Recreation Committee Miniwaukan Park parking on the grass Motion by Decker/Johnson to recommend the Village Board temporarily waive Sec. 82- 180(e) of the Municipal Code to allow parking on the grass at Miniwaukan Park on June 3 and 4, 2017 carried.

Village of Mukwonago Waukesha and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin May 2, 2017 Committee of the Whole Minutes Page 2 of 5 Special Event Permits Motion by Decker/Johnson to recommend the Village Board approve the special event permit to American Legion Post #375 for Maxwell Street Days on June 10-11, 2017 carried.

Motion by Decker/Johnson to recommend the Village Board approve the special event permit to Mukwonago Lions Foundation, Inc. for Mukwonago Lions Summerfeste on June 15-18, 2017 carried.

Judicial Committee 2017-18 Renewal Alcohol Beverage Licenses Motion by Kettner/Penzkover to recommend the Village Board grant the following 2017- 18 Renewal Class A Fermented Malt Beverage licenses carried: a. 5 Star Stations, Inc. (Victoria Smith – Agent), 301 Main Street, d/b/a Clark- Mukwonago b. 5 Star Stations, Inc. (Denise H. Schick – Agent), 407 S. Rochester Street, d/b/a Mukwonago Express Mart c. 5 Star Stations, Inc. (Kori M. Grabowski – Agent), 122 Arrowhead Drive, d/b/a 5 Star BP d. Genesis Gas, Inc. (Manoj Gupta – Agent), 201 N. Rochester Street, d/b/a Village Mini Mart e. Khasria Two Inc. (Harjinder S. Khasria – Agent), 710 Main Street, d/b/a Village Pumper Two

Motion by Kettner/Decker to recommend the Village Board grant the following 2017-18 Renewal Class A Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquors licenses carried: a. 5 Star Stations, Inc. (Denise M. Jones – Agent), 909 Greenwald Court, d/b/a 5 Star Citgo b. 5 Star Stations, Inc. (Danielle M. Jones – Agent), 1060 N. Rochester Street, d/b/a North Star Shell c. Aldi Inc. (Wisconsin) (John W. Lindstrom – Agent), 111 E. Wolf Run, d/b/a Aldi #46 d. Gerald M. Anich, 411 Main Street, d/b/a Anich’s Liquor & Beer Store e. Kwik Trip Inc. (Patrick M. Rice – Agent), 1212 N. Rochester Street, d/b/a Kwik Trip #282 f. Ultra Mart Foods, LLC (Patrick T. Groves – Agent), 1010 N. Rochester Street, d/b/a Pick’n’Save #6384 g. Wal-Mart Stores East LP (Michael R. Sandelback – Agent), 250 E. Wolf Run, d/b/a Wal-Mart #1571 h. Walgreen Co. (Brian Marinello – Agent), 212 N. Rochester St., d/b/a Walgreens #07039

Motion by Kettner/Penzkover to recommend the Village Board grant the following 2017- 18 Renewal Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Class C Wine license carried: a. Wild Flower Café LLC (Lourdes Gonzalez – Agent), 1015 E. Veterans Way, d/b/a Wild Flower Cafe

Village of Mukwonago Waukesha and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin May 2, 2017 Committee of the Whole Minutes Page 3 of 5 Motion by Kettner/Johnson to recommend the Village Board grant the following 2017-18 Renewal Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Reserve Intoxicating Liquors licenses carried: a. Boneyard Pub and Grille, LLC (James F. Jones – Agent), 215 Bay View Road Suite D, d/b/a The Boneyard Pub and Grille b. DAA Smokehouse LLC (Tina M. O’Bryan – Agent), 325 Bay View Road, Suites D/E, d/b/a David Alan Alan’s Smokehouse & Saloon c. El Pueblo Inc. (Marco Alarcon – Agent), 355 Bay View Road, d/b/a Antigua Real

Motion by Kettner/Penzkover to recommend the Village Board grant the following 2017- 18 Renewal Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquors licenses carried: a. Blue Bay Inc. (Vlaznim Islami – Agent), 927 Main Street, d/b/a Blue Bay Family Restaurant b. Community Post No. 375 of the American Legion (Beth A. Dums – Agent), 627 E. Veterans Way, d/b/a American Legion Community Post #375 c. FJ Partners, LLC (Froylan J. Mauricio – Agent), 507 Main Street, d/b/a Sol de Mexico d. Jay’s Lanes, Inc. (Jeffrey R. Jay – Agent), 326 Atkinson Street, d/b/a Jay’s Lanes e. Sandra M. Miller, 701 Main Street, d/b/a Sandy’s Miller Time f. Pam’s Fine Wines, LLC (Pamela L. Turner – Agent), 100 Main Street Suite 1, d/b/a Pam’s Fine Wines g. Stevens Management Inc. (Dennis M. Stevens – Agent), 215 N. Rochester Street, d/b/a Fork in the Road

Personnel Committee Mukwonago Professional Police Association 2018-2020 contract Motion by Klemme/Kettner to recommend the Village Board authorize the Village President to sign the letter to Mukwonago Professional Police Association to commence negotiations for 2018-2020 contract carried.

Review of all Village employee position descriptions Motion by Klemme/Kettner to accept the Special Task Force Committee recommendation and recommend the Village Board approve the amended position descriptions as presented, including the newly created position of Utilities Lead operator, carried.

Proposal by GovHR USA for Compensation Study Motion by Klemme/Decker to recommend the Village Board proceed with the Compensation Study by GovHR USA in an amount not to exceed the budgeted amount of $18,200 carried.

Protective Services Committee Appointment of Protective Services Fire Department Sub-committee members Motion by Johnson/Decker to appoint Johnson, Kettner, and Klemme to the Protective Services Fire Department Sub-committee carried.

Village of Mukwonago Waukesha and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin May 2, 2017 Committee of the Whole Minutes Page 4 of 5 Public Works Committee Storm Sewer Drain Stenciling Project Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board approve the Storm Sewer Drain Stenciling Project by Nick Gilson, Boy Scout Troop 152, subject to compliance with any County requirements carried.

Merit Asphalt Village lot sealing services Motion made by Penzkover/Johnson to recommend the Village Board allow Merit Asphalt to perform lot sealing services for the Village on a Sunday, pursuant to Sec. 74- 1 of the Municipal Code. The day and time will be at the discretion of the Public Works Director. Motion carried.

E. Veterans Way street lighting Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board approve the We Energies work request for installation of street lighting in the 400 block of E. Veterans Way carried.

Award of bid for Wells 3 and 4 Generator Additions Project Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board award the bid for the Wells 3 and 4 Generator Additions Project to NEXT Electric in the amount of $158,620 carried.

Wolf Run and STH 83 intersection signal installation project Motion by Penzkover/Johnson to recommend the Village Board authorize the Village Engineer to begin bidding process for the Wolf Run and STH 83 intersection signal installation project carried.

Sewer connection fees Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board adopt the ordinance to amend Sec. 86-240 of the Village of Mukwonago Municipal Code concerning sewer connection fees carried.

Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board adopt the resolution to confirm sewer connection fees carried.

CLK Mukwonago, LLC/Brooklife Church Development Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board approve the technical exemption pursuant to Section 34-110(e)1.C.(i) of the Municipal Code for the Mukwonago Point development located at the corner of South Rochester Street (STH 83) and Bayview Road carried.

Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board approve the Storm Water Maintenance Agreement between CLK Mukwonago, LLC, Brooklife Church, Inc., and the Village of Mukwonago for the development located at the corner of S. Rochester Street (STH 83) and Bayview Road carried.

Motion by Penzkover/Decker to recommend the Village Board to grant the Storm Water and Erosion Control Permit to CLK Mukwonago, LLC for the development located at the Village of Mukwonago Waukesha and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin May 2, 2017 Committee of the Whole Minutes Page 5 of 5 corner of S. Rochester Street (STH 83) and Bayview Road subject to the following conditions carried:

Prior to issuance of an erosion control permit and any land disturbing activity beginning for the project the following will need to be addressed: 1. Village Board approval of the Storm Water Technical Exemption following Section 34-110(e) of the Village Storm Water Ordinance. 2. Execution and recording of the Storm Water Maintenance Agreement. 3. Provide us the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Water Resources Application for Project Permits (WRAPP) and all other applicable permits from regulating authorities prior to construction. 4. Hold a preconstruction conference with representatives of the design team, the construction team, Village and utility staff to ensure all members of the design and construction team understand the Storm Water Management Plan.

During Construction: 1. Owner will maintain approved plans on-site and readily available to the Village erosion control inspector. 2. On-site approved plans must reflect current construction conditions and compliance with the Village ordinance. 3. On-site plans must reflect the current sequence of construction and all erosion and sediment control measures shall meet the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Technical Standards. 4. Village ordinance requires the Clinic to inspect the erosion control measures once every 7 days and within 24 hours of a rainfall of 0.5 inches or greater. All inspection reports must be available on site and available to the Village at any time of day. Reports must contain the information required by the WDNR. 5. Any construction within the public right-of-way, will conform to the Village Standard Specifications and Village standard details. A copy of the requirements and details has been provided to the Engineer and Contractor. 6. Owner will provide erosion control measures and restore any private utility company land disturbance resulting from providing utilities to this site regardless of location. 7. The water service will be installed with a minimum of 6 feet of cover and not more than 8 feet deep. 8. If a sanitary riser is necessary one shall not be constructed in the right of way.

Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 6:18 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted,

Steven Braatz, Jr. Clerk-Treasurer

Vouchers Payable Cover Sheet

Payments batch AP-6-2017-1 $223,676.40 LIBAP5-2017 $14,438.42 TAXSET5-2017 $676,094.26 Payments batch M-5-2017-1 $181,402.91

Total for board approval: $1,095,611.99

VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 1 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Batch Name AP-6-2017-1 User Dollar Amt $223,676.40 Payments Computer Dollar Amt $223,676.40

$0.00 In Balance Refer 77380 ADVANCED INTEGRATED TECHN Cash Payment E 100-5512-5225 Telephone LONG DISTANCE $1.81 Invoice 1005142-APR 17 6/6/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6921 Office Supplies & Expen LONG DISTANCE $2.52 Invoice 1005142-APR 17 6/6/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8510 Office Supplies & Expen LONG DISTANCE $2.52 Invoice 1005142-APR 17 6/6/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $6.85

Refer 77381 AM TOWING Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services ARREST $125.00 Invoice 33162 5/18/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services TOW $125.00 Invoice 33154 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services TOW $250.00 Invoice 32587 5/14/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services ARREST $125.00 Invoice 33211 5/11/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services TOW $125.00 Invoice 34204 5/26/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $750.00

Refer 77382 ARNOLDS ENVIRONMENTAL SER Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies MCKENZIE/MINOR E/WASHINGTON/HOLZ $523.43 Invoice 216160 5/11/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies HWY LO $74.00 Invoice 221616 5/19/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $597.43

Refer 77383 BOUND TREE MEDICAL Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies IV SOLUTION $59.76 Invoice 82497862 5/18/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies VENTILATOR/IV SOLUTION/ECG PADS $449.69 Invoice 82492118 5/12/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $509.45

Refer 77384 C & M AUTO PARTS INC Cash Payment E 100-5212-5395 Repairs & Maintenance BUTT CONNECTORS $4.74 Invoice 6079-243187 5/5/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5311 Supplies TOEM TERMINAL/WIRE TERMINAL/TIRE $15.89 GAGE Invoice 6079-244024 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5311 Supplies OIL ABSORBENT $42.45 Invoice 6079-244069 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5324-5395 Repairs & Maintenance LUBE/DIESEL INJECTOR CLEAN $15.98 Invoice 6079-244147 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5324-5395 Repairs & Maintenance HOSE/G-4FFX $41.58 Invoice 6079-244746 5/25/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 2 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Cash Payment E 100-5213-5395 Repairs & Maintenance AIR DOOR ACTUATOR $34.49 Invoice 6079-244619 5/23/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $155.13

Refer 77385 CRAIG D CHILDS, PHD, S.C. Cash Payment E 150-5221-5219 Professional Services NEW HIRE EVAL FREISEMA $500.00 Invoice 1795 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $500.00

Refer 77386 CUMMINS NPOWER LLC Cash Payment E 150-5222-5395 Repairs & Maintenance PARTS $561.51 Invoice 804-60015 2/2/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6210-6625 Maintenance-Pumping GNEERATOR WARMING LIGHTS $16.99 Invoice 711-68744 2/13/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5222-5395 Repairs & Maintenance RETURN PARTS -$552.88 Invoice 805-40022 2/15/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5324-5395 Repairs & Maintenance RECN WATER/HEAD CAP/O'RING $108.85 Invoice 805-40607 2/22/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5324-5395 Repairs & Maintenance GASKET $16.34 Invoice 805-40960 2/27/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $150.81

Refer 77387 DAVID FORJAN OVERHEAD DOOR Cash Payment E 150-5222-5395 Repairs & Maintenance DOOR REPAIR $220.00 Invoice 5/1 5/1/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $220.00

Refer 77388 EMERGENCY MEDICAL PRODUCT Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies FIAL GLUCAGON/SODIUM $334.60 CHLORIDE/PROBE COVERS Invoice 1908062 5/22/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies SYRINGE $27.45 Invoice 1905456 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies LIFEPAK PAPER/PEDIATRIC PADS/ET $462.85 TUBE/ELECTRODES/CATHETER Invoice 1906199 5/11/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies GLUCAGON $539.90 Invoice 1909223 5/26/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,364.80

Refer 77389 ENVIRONMENT CONTROL Cash Payment E 100-5160-5219 Professional Services CREDIT 1 APRIL CLEANING -$56.97 Invoice 147-613CM 5/23/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5160-5219 Professional Services MAY CLEANING $490.00 Invoice 3949-613 5/1/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5160-5219 Professional Services JUNE CLEANING $490.00 Invoice 4232-613 6/1/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $923.03

Refer 77390 EXCEL BUILDING SERVICES Cash Payment E 100-5211-5394 Bldg Repairs & Maintena MAY CLEANING $975.00 Invoice 2814 5/10/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $975.00 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 3 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Refer 77391 FAIRCHILD EQUIPMENT Cash Payment E 620-8010-8270 Operation Supply/Expen DISCHARGE HOSE $606.88 Invoice J76183 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $606.88

Refer 77392 FARINA TREE CARE Cash Payment E 100-5611-5219 Professional Services TREE TREATMENT $3,660.00 Invoice 26842 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $3,660.00

Refer 77393 FASTENAL COMPANY Cash Payment E 620-8020-8320 Maintenance-Lift Station SIZE FASENERS $30.36 Invoice WIMUK66069 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $30.36

Refer 77394 FRANKLIN AGGREGATES Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies 3/8 CHIPS $459.06 Invoice 1482316 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $459.06

Refer 77395 GALLS INC Cash Payment E 340-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu ACTIVE SHOOTER KIT $399.99 Invoice 7515858 5/10/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $399.99

Refer 77396 GENERAL FIRE EQUIPMENT CO Cash Payment E 150-5222-5311 Supplies CAR 2 PARTS $396.29 Invoice 135916 2/28/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $396.29

Refer 77397 HAWKINS WATER TREATMENT Cash Payment E 610-6300-6631 Chemicals AZONE/CHLORINE/CLEARITAS $2,849.99 Invoice 4070705 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,849.99

Refer 77398 HD SUPPLY WATERWORKS Cash Payment E 610-6454-6654 Maintenance-Hydrants REPAIR PARTS $1,081.00 Invoice H221505 5/19/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6454-6654 Maintenance-Hydrants HRDRAFINDER FLAG $115.50 Invoice H204557 5/18/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6452-6652 Maintenance-Services REPAIR PARTS $417.00 Invoice H204557 5/18/2017 Cash Payment G 610-134600 T&D Meters 3/4 S IPER; $4,725.00 Invoice H155246 5/8/2017 Cash Payment G 610-134600 T&D Meters INTG PAD $450.00 Invoice G718941 5/11/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $6,788.50

Refer 77399 HOME DEPOT Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies Park Supplies $471.66 Invoice 28926 5/18/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5311 Supplies SHOP SUPPLIES $8.97 Invoice 28926 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $480.63 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 4 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Refer 77400 JEFFERSON FIRE & SAFETY Cash Payment E 150-5222-5311 Supplies HELMET HOLDER $55.00 Invoice 237319 5/17/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $55.00

Refer 77401 KAESER COMPRESSORS Cash Payment E 620-8010-8330 Maint-Treatment/Dispos SERVICE/PARTS $2,779.40 Invoice 911841859 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,779.40

Refer 77402 LARK UNIFORM, INC Cash Payment E 100-5211-5346 Clothing Allowance CLOTHING ZAESKE $284.75 Invoice 243509 4/28/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5346 Clothing Allowance SCHMIDT CLOTHING $35.80 Invoice 245303 5/25/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $320.55

Refer 77403 L-R METER TESTING Cash Payment E 100-5323-5395 Repairs & Maintenance BACKFLOW DEVICE TESTING $100.00 Invoice 4139 5/8/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6210-6623 Operation Supply/Exp-P BACKFLOW DEVICE TESTING $163.00 Invoice 4139 5/8/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8010-8330 Maint-Treatment/Dispos BACKFLOW DEVICE TESTING $327.00 Invoice 4139 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $590.00

Refer 77404 MARTENS PLBG & HTG INC Cash Payment E 100-5512-5821 Improvements MUSEUM REPAIRS $395.00 Invoice 41355 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $395.00

Refer 77405 MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION SERVI Cash Payment E 100-5211-5311 Supplies OFFICE/CLEANING SUPPLIES $101.22 Invoice 04/17MD07538 5/8/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5394 Bldg Repairs & Maintena OFFICE/CLEANING SUPPLIES $72.66 Invoice 04/17MD07538 5/8/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5311 Supplies OFFICE/CLEANING SUPPLIES $16.80 Invoice 04/17MD07538 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $190.68

Refer 77406 MENDOZA CONCRETE Cash Payment E 100-5343-5395 Repairs & Maintenance CURB REPLACE/REPAIR $1,600.00 Invoice 5/9 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,600.00

Refer 77407 MERIT ASPHALT Cash Payment E 480-5700-5840 Street Pavement Mgmt SEALCOAT-MAIN ST $1,190.00 Invoice 79723 5/21/2017 Cash Payment E 480-5700-5840 Street Pavement Mgmt SEALCOAT-JEFFERSON & PLANK $1,806.00 Invoice 79724 5/21/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,996.00

Refer 77408 MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURC VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 5 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Cash Payment G 620-142000 Utility Customer Accounts REFUND FROM DEMO $81.35 Invoice 4/25 4/25/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $81.35

Refer 77409 MUKWONAGO FIRE DEPT Cash Payment G 720-250015 Due to Fire/Ambulance MNTHLY TAX $17,500.00 Invoice 6/6 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $17,500.00

Refer 77410 MULCAHY/SHAW WATER, INC. Cash Payment E 620-8010-8330 Maint-Treatment/Dispos PARTS $3,094.33 Invoice 320529 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $3,094.33

Refer 77411 NORTHERN LAKE SERVICE Cash Payment E 620-8010-8255 Dry Sludge Hauling TESTS $572.45 Invoice 314526 5/22/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $572.45

Refer 77412 OLSEN SAFETY EQUIPMENT Cash Payment E 620-8010-8270 Operation Supply/Expen GLOVES $271.91 Invoice 343263 5/24/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8010-8270 Operation Supply/Expen GLOVES $34.99 Invoice 343070 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $306.90

Refer 77413 PAUL CONWAY SHIELDS Cash Payment E 150-5222-5311 Supplies PASSPORT $46.48 Invoice 403889 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $46.48

Refer 77414 PHYSIO-CONTROL Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies WIRE LIMB LEAD $309.23 Invoice 117035842 5/8/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies BATTERY $102.00 Invoice 117036781 5/10/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $411.23

Refer 77415 PIRANHA PAPER SHREDDING Cash Payment E 100-5211-5394 Bldg Repairs & Maintena CONTRACT SERVICE $50.00 Invoice 1570051817 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $50.00

Refer 77416 POMPS TIRE SERVICE, INC Cash Payment E 100-5241-5395 Repairs & Maintenance TIRES $474.88 Invoice 60119319 5/18/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5324-5395 Repairs & Maintenance TIRES $130.00 Invoice 60119319 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $604.88

Refer 77417 PROHEALTH CARE Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies SUPPLY AUG 16-FEB 17 $447.00 Invoice 118912 4/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $447.00 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 6 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Refer 77418 QUILL CORPORATION Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies CLEANING SUPPLIES $170.83 Invoice 6928116 5/19/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5311 Supplies PAPER $12.60 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies PAPER $11.70 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5140-5311 Supplies PAPER $0.90 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5311 Supplies PAPER $1.80 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies PAPER $4.50 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 500-5140-5311 Supplies PAPER $0.90 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6921 Office Supplies & Expen PAPER $29.69 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8300-8400 Operation Supply/Expen PAPER $27.88 Invoice 6821971 5/16/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $260.80

Refer 77419 RICOH AMERICAS CORPORATION Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies JUNE LEASE $104.28 Invoice 22910602 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies COPY USAGE $186.82 Invoice 5048475576 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5312 Printing JUNE LEASE $24.12 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies JUNE LEASE $22.38 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5140-5312 Printing JUNE LEASE $1.72 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5312 Printing JUNE LEASE $3.44 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5312 Printing JUNE LEASE $8.61 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 500-5140-5312 Printing JUNE LEASE $1.72 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6930 Misc General Expenses JUNE LEASE $56.82 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8560 Misc General Expense JUNE LEASE $53.38 Invoice 22910603 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5312 Printing COPY USAGE $19.66 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5512-5821 Improvements COPY USAGE $9.65 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies COPY USAGE $27.21 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5140-5312 Printing COPY USAGE $2.09 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 7 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Cash Payment E 410-5140-5312 Printing COPY USAGE $4.19 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5312 Printing COPY USAGE $10.47 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 500-5140-5312 Printing COPY USAGE $2.09 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6930 Misc General Expenses COPY USAGE $69.08 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8560 Misc General Expense COPY USAGE $64.89 Invoice 5048475724 5/10/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $672.62

Refer 77420 ROSS GRADING INC Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies HOLZ CANOE LAUNCH $1,280.00 Invoice 5175 5/16/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,280.00

Refer 77421 SABEL MECHANICAL LLC Cash Payment E 620-8010-8320 Maintenance-Lift Station CLEAN OUT CHECK VALVES $835.38 Invoice 17147 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $835.38

Refer 77422 SAFE STEP LLC Cash Payment E 100-5341-5395 Repairs & Maintenance REPAIR SIDEWALK $2,107.54 Invoice 2703 5/24/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,107.54

Refer 77423 SUBURBAN ASPHALT CO., INC Cash Payment E 100-5341-5395 Repairs & Maintenance CONCRETE SIDEWALKS $1,702.00 Invoice 17-16 5/17/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,702.00

Refer 77424 TAUBERT JUDY Cash Payment E 100-5142-5332 Mileage REIMBURSE MILEAGE $45.36 Invoice JAN-MAR 17 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $45.36

Refer 77425 TRACTOR SUPPLY CREDIT PLAN Cash Payment E 620-8010-8270 Operation Supply/Expen SWAMPWALKER $49.99 Invoice 334467 5/9/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6930 Misc General Expenses NYLON ROPE $9.99 Invoice 336056 5/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $59.98

Refer 77426 U.S. CELLULAR Cash Payment E 100-5211-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES $337.23 Invoice 189810656 4/28/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $337.23

Refer 77427 USA BLUEBOOK Cash Payment E 620-8010-8270 Operation Supply/Expen SEDIMENT CARTRIDGE $523.44 Invoice 264427 5/19/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8010-8270 Operation Supply/Expen SEDIMENT CARTRIDGE $178.68 Invoice 264338 5/19/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 8 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $702.12

Refer 77428 VERIZON WIRELESS Cash Payment E 150-5221-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $35.30 Invoice 9785067986 5/3/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $125.54 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $135.56 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $216.61 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $2.86 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $125.59 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6921 Office Supplies & Expen CELL PHONES/TABLETS $169.45 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8510 Office Supplies & Expen CELL PHONES/TABLETS $169.45 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5399 Other CELL PHONES/TABLETS $249.99 Invoice 9785687083 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $226.00 Invoice 9785687084 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5225 Telephone CELL PHONES/TABLETS $10.02 Invoice 9785687084 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6921 Office Supplies & Expen CELL PHONES/TABLETS $24.56 Invoice 9785687084 5/12/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8510 Office Supplies & Expen CELL PHONES/TABLETS $24.56 Invoice 9785687084 5/12/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,515.49

Refer 77429 VIKING COMMUNICATIONS Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies RADIO MOUNT $137.90 Invoice 103681 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $137.90

Refer 77430 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO Cash Payment E 610-6920-6408 Taxes - Village MNTHLY TAX $30,000.00 Invoice 6/6 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $30,000.00

Refer 77431 W C T C Cash Payment E 100-5215-5335 Training & Travel TRNG ACKMAN/WILSON $61.14 Invoice S0640142 4/26/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5215-5335 Training & Travel FIRING RAGE $90.00 Invoice 5/27/17 5/27/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $151.14

Refer 77432 WAUKESHA CTY TREASURER Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services INMATE BILLING $33.20 Invoice 2017-00000078 5/4/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $33.20 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 9 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Refer 77433 WAYSIDE NURSERIES INC Cash Payment E 340-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu TREES $4,846.00 Invoice 115187 5/23/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $4,846.00

Refer 77434 WE ENERGIES MLWAUKEE Cash Payment E 100-5160-5222 Electric 915 MAIN ST $15.71 Invoice 377-5/19 5/19/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $15.71

Refer 77435 WE ENERGIES DELAFIELD Cash Payment E 100-5342-5222 Electric NN LIGHTING $2,943.23 Invoice 4060269 4/18/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,943.23

Refer 77448 ASSOCIATED APPRAISAL Cash Payment E 100-5153-5219 Professional Services CONTRACT SERVICE $1,380.40 Invoice 127135 6/1/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,380.40

Refer 77449 BAKER TILLY VIRCHOW KRAUSE Cash Payment E 100-5151-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $1,449.37 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $494.01 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 200-5141-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $122.76 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $161.37 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 430-5141-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $121.44 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $334.95 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 480-5700-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $553.74 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 500-5140-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $11.22 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 600-5140-5827 Police Impact 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $1.44 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 600-5140-5828 Library Impact 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $12.11 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 600-5140-5829 Fire Impact 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $1.99 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 610-5140-5826 Water Impact 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $14.63 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 620-5140-5830 Sewer Impact 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $7.11 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 810-5140-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $13.86 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5151-5219 Professional Services 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $500.00 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:39 PM Page 10 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $1,100.00 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ 2016 AUDIT PROGRESS BILL #4 $1,100.00 Invoice 2016 PROG 4 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $6,000.00

Refer 77450 BK PLANNING STRATEGIES Cash Payment E 100-5632-5219 Professional Services GEN PLANNING $3,877.99 Invoice M0550-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-162010 Potential TID Accum. Costs TID 7 $25.00 Invoice M0551-2017 5/30/2017 Project TID007 Cash Payment E 200-5632-5219 Professional Services CHAPMAN $125.50 Invoice M0552-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements CLK/BROOKLIFE $430.53 Invoice M0553-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements ARBYS $682.75 Invoice M0554-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements DEBACK $91.50 Invoice M0555-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements EDGEWOOD APTS $50.00 Invoice M0556-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements WALMART SITE PLAN $46.25 Invoice M0557-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements GROWTH WERKS $241.25 Invoice M0558-2017 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements 209 SHORE DR $66.50 Invoice M0559-2017 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $5,637.27

Refer 77451 BRAATZ STEVEN Cash Payment E 410-5140-5335 Training & Travel REIMBURSE MILEAGE $100.53 Invoice MAY 17 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $100.53

Refer 77452 CENTURYLINK Cash Payment E 100-5142-5225 Telephone PHONES $63.72 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5225 Telephone PHONES $53.10 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5225 Telephone PHONES $2.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5225 Telephone PHONES $38.89 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5512-5225 Telephone PHONES $112.76 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5225 Telephone PHONES $112.10 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6921 Office Supplies & Expen PHONES $82.98 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8510 Office Supplies & Expen PHONES $82.98 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:40 PM Page 11 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $548.53

Refer 77453 CTACCESS Cash Payment E 100-5211-5395 Repairs & Maintenance SUPPORT MANAGEMENT $775.00 Invoice 25611 5/10/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $775.00

Refer 77454 DOHERTY DIANA Cash Payment E 100-5141-5335 Training & Travel REIMBURSE TRAVEL EXPENSES $1,108.52 Invoice MAY 17 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,108.52

Refer 77455 DYNAMIC AWARDS Cash Payment E 100-5211-5399 Other FRAMES-GB CARD POSTERS $90.00 Invoice 12715 5/21/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $90.00

Refer 77456 GARDEN MART/THE Cash Payment E 100-5611-5311 Supplies TREE/SCHRUB SUPPLEMENT $139.15 Invoice 4/28/17 4/28/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $139.15

Refer 77457 HIPPENMEYER, REILLY Cash Payment E 100-5130-5219 Professional Services MISC MATTERS $1,556.25 Invoice 44451 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ IMPACT FEES $155.25 Invoice 44452 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ IMPACT FEES $155.25 Invoice 44452 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 430-5700-5720 Fire Station Improvemen FD STATION REMODEL $214.50 Invoice 44453 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5219 Professional Services EBIX CONTRACT $313.50 Invoice 44453 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5219 Professional Services PD $462.00 Invoice 44454 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5130-5219 Professional Services DEWEY $544.50 Invoice 44455 5/30/2017 Cash Payment E 200-5130-5219 Professional Services CHAPMAN $709.50 Invoice 44456 5/30/2017 Project EDC006 Cash Payment G 100-211425 Developer Escrow PREMIER $132.00 Invoice 44457 5/30/2017 Project D00002 Cash Payment G 100-162010 Potential TID Accum. Costs TID 4 $544.50 Invoice 44458 5/30/2017 Project TID004 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements OMSA $330.00 Invoice 44459 5/30/2017 Cash Payment G 100-162010 Potential TID Accum. Costs TID 7 $41.25 Invoice 44460 5/30/2017 Project TID007 Cash Payment E 100-5130-5219 Professional Services PROSECUTION $1,379.00 Invoice 44444 5/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $6,537.50

Refer 77458 JOHNS DISPOSAL VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:40 PM Page 12 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Cash Payment E 410-5140-5220 Contractual Services GARBAGE $21,347.87 Invoice 122332 5/25/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5310 Outside Services RECYCLE $12,704.10 Invoice 122332 5/25/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5219 Professional Services YARD WASTE $3,985.60 Invoice 122332 5/25/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $38,037.57

Refer 77459 JSD PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Cash Payment G 100-162010 Potential TID Accum. Costs SUGDEN SITE $580.00 Invoice 2 5/19/2017 Project TID007 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $580.00

Refer 77460 MUSKEGO/CITY OF Cash Payment E 100-5211-5219 Professional Services 911 ADMIN FEES $11,000.00 Invoice 87548 5/17/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $11,000.00

Refer 77461 PETTY CASH Cash Payment E 100-5211-5311 Supplies BATTERIES $6.69 Invoice PD 5/17 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5315 Postage POSTAGE USED $21.54 Invoice PD 5/17 5/17/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $28.23

Refer 77462 RUEKERT & MIELKE, INC. Cash Payment E 100-5335-5219 Professional Services GEN ENGINEERING $2,006.35 Invoice 118962 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ SEWER UTILITY $1,024.50 Invoice 118963 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211425 Developer Escrow PREMIER WOODS $287.99 Invoice 118964 4/14/2017 Project D00002 Cash Payment E 480-5700-5863 NN Trail & Crosswalk CTH NN $566.22 Invoice 118965 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements QUICKLUBE $85.00 Invoice 118966 4/14/2017 Project D00015 Cash Payment E 100-5335-5219 Professional Services NORTH TOWNE ST $1,016.50 Invoice 118967 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 610-000108 CIP-Utility Mains Projects CTH NN $2,844.64 Invoice 118968 4/14/2017 Project W00004 Cash Payment G 620-000108 CIP-Utility Mains Projects CTH NN $61.84 Invoice 118968 4/14/2017 Project W00004 Cash Payment E 480-5700-5865 State or County Projects CTH NN $185.52 Invoice 118968 4/14/2017 Project W00004 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements OMSA $266.04 Invoice 118969 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ WELL 3/4 GENERATOR $5,727.77 Invoice 118970 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211425 Developer Escrow FORWARD DENTAL $480.70 Invoice 118971 4/14/2017 Project D00017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements EDGEWOOD APTS $304.25 Invoice 118972 4/14/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:40 PM Page 13 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Cash Payment E 480-5700-5860 Honeywell/Stone Rd Res HOLZ TRAIL $1,057.25 Invoice 118973 4/14/2017 Project MUT001 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements MASD HS $345.54 Invoice 118974 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ GIS ANNUAL $695.50 Invoice 118975 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ GIS ANNUAL $695.50 Invoice 118975 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5219 Professional Services GIS 2016-15 $133.75 Invoice 118976 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ GIS 2017-11 $623.44 Invoice 118978 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ GIS 2017-11 $623.44 Invoice 118978 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements IDS $446.00 Invoice 118979 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 610-000108 CIP-Utility Mains Projects MAIN ST WATER $853.56 Invoice 118980 4/14/2017 Project W00005 Cash Payment E 100-5335-5219 Professional Services VERNON BOUNDRY $87.25 Invoice 118981 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 610-000108 CIP-Utility Mains Projects GRAND AVE WATER $8,819.25 Invoice 118982 4/14/2017 Project W00006 Cash Payment E 480-5700-5840 Street Pavement Mgmt 2017 ST PROGRAM $1,547.00 Invoice 118983 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements YMCA $107.00 Invoice 118984 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ CLARIFIER $804.50 Invoice 118985 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ WWTF $401.75 Invoice 118986 4/14/2017 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements BROOKLIFE $1,287.00 Invoice 118987 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ SCADA $225.30 Invoice 118988 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5335-5219 Professional Services ARROWHEAD DR $2,391.55 Invoice 118989 4/14/2017 Project TID001 Cash Payment E 220-5335-5219 Professional Services DEBECK $2,431.95 Invoice 118990 4/14/2017 Project TID001 Cash Payment G 100-211425 Developer Escrow FAIRWINDS $1,083.06 Invoice 118991 4/14/2017 Project D00007 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements MAJOR FARM DEV $78.50 Invoice 118992 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 200-5335-5219 Professional Services CHAPMAN $7,404.31 Invoice 118993 4/14/2017 Project EDC006 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6923 Outside Services Employ CHAPMAN $1,124.71 Invoice 118993 4/14/2017 Project EDC006 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8520 Outside Services Employ CHAPMAN $843.53 Invoice 118993 4/14/2017 Project EDC006 Cash Payment G 100-211400 Billable Disbursements ST JOHNS $283.75 Invoice 118994 4/14/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:40 PM Page 14 Payments

Current Period: June 2017

Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $49,251.71

Refer 77463 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies FIELD PAINT $223.20 Invoice 38-1 5/25/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $223.20

Refer 77464 SIGNS & LINES Cash Payment E 430-5700-5711 Police Dept Capital Equi SQUAD 32 WRAP $509.00 Invoice 37764 5/31/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $509.00

Refer 77465 WISCONSIN IMAGING Cash Payment E 100-5211-5219 Professional Services COPY USAGE $79.64 Invoice AR14002 5/23/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $79.64

Refer 77466 REGISTRATION FEE TRUST Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services REGISTRATION $69.50 Invoice 1115351 5/24/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5219 Professional Services REGISTRATION $69.50 Invoice 1115332 5/24/2017 Transaction Date 5/31/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $139.00

Fund Summary 111000 Citizens 100 GENERAL FUND $56,782.32 150 FIRE/AMBULANCE FUND $5,905.42 200 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND $8,362.07 220 TID#3 - GENERAL $5,328.21 340 VILLAGE DESIGNATED FUND $5,245.99 410 RECYCLING FUND $38,308.90 430 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND $844.94 440 LIBRARY FUND $470.63 480 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND $6,905.73 500 STORM WATER UTILITY $15.93 600 IMPACT FEES $15.54 610 WATER UTILITY FUND $62,447.62 620 SEWER UTILITY FUND $15,529.24 720 TAX ESCROW AGENCY FUND $17,500.00 810 PARKLAND FUND $13.86 $223,676.40

Pre-Written Checks $0.00 Checks to be Generated by the Computer $223,676.40 Total $223,676.40 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/19/17 11:36 AM Page 1 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Batch Name LIBAP5-2017 User Dollar Amt $14,438.42 Payments Computer Dollar Amt $14,438.42

$0.00 In Balance Refer 77350 AMERICA AQUARIA Cash Payment E 440-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu MAINTENANCE MONTHLY $85.00 Invoice 14537 4/25/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $85.00

Refer 77351 AMY MUELLER Cash Payment E 440-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu PROGRAMMING $125.00 Invoice MAY 2017 5/31/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $125.00

Refer 77352 ASSOCIATED BANK Cash Payment E 440-5700-5329 AV Material AV MATERIALS $1,876.56 Invoice 5/8/17 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,876.56

Refer 77353 BAKER & TAYLOR INC. Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $4,576.05 Invoice 4/21-5/9 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $4,576.05

Refer 77354 BRODART Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $104.72 Invoice B4970112 4/18/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $176.20 Invoice B4966965 4/14/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $465.23 Invoice B4987970 5/5/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $80.54 Invoice B4972159 4/20/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $826.69

Refer 77355 CLEAN MATS Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies SUPPLIES $79.40 Invoice 41698 5/1/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $79.40

Refer 77356 DEMCO Cash Payment E 440-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu SRP SHIRTS $116.83 Invoice 6128611 5/8/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5331 Programming PROGRAMMING $105.45 Invoice 6129680 5/9/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5331 Programming PROGRAMMING $77.45 Invoice 6123881 5/2/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies LIB SUPPLIES $337.71 Invoice 6119775 4/26/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies FOAM LETTERS $211.94 Invoice 6118342 4/25/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $849.38

Refer 77357 ENVISIONVARE, INC VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/19/17 11:36 AM Page 2 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment E 440-5700-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu SOFTWARE $2,475.00 Invoice 30901 4/28/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu PAPER $38.52 Invoice 31204 5/10/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,513.52

Refer 77358 GALE Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $24.79 Invoice 60489295 4/20/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $207.93 Invoice 60540425 5/4/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $30.39 Invoice 60546314 5/5/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5328 Books BOOKS $53.58 Invoice 60555315 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $316.69

Refer 77359 GRUNAU Cash Payment E 440-5511-5395 Repairs & Maintenance REPAIRS $116.35 Invoice 381094 4/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $116.35

Refer 77360 HERZER KIM Cash Payment E 440-5511-5335 Training & Travel REIMBURSE EDUCATION $180.00 Invoice 5/15 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $180.00

Refer 77361 KATHI MILLER Cash Payment E 440-5511-5331 Programming PROGRAMMING $125.00 Invoice 66080 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $125.00

Refer 77362 MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION SERVI Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies OFFICE SUPPLIES $155.67 Invoice 04/17MD24119 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $155.67

Refer 77363 MICHALIK MICHELLE Cash Payment E 440-5511-5332 Mileage REIMBURSE MILEAGE $14.34 Invoice 4/17 4/30/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $14.34

Refer 77364 MICROMARKETING LLC Cash Payment E 440-5700-5329 AV Material AV MATERIALS $87.97 Invoice 668516 4/18/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5329 AV Material AV MATERIALS $29.75 Invoice 670851 5/2/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $117.72

Refer 77365 MIDWEST TAPE Cash Payment E 440-5700-5329 AV Material AV MATERIALS $84.97 Invoice 95045888 5/9/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $84.97

Refer 77366 MILES PRO AUDIO-VISUAL LLC VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/19/17 11:36 AM Page 3 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment E 440-5700-5811 Equipment (non-Capitaliz VIDEO MIXER $450.00 Invoice 66078 5/3/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5395 Repairs & Maintenance REPAIRS $76.00 Invoice 15235 4/7/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $526.00

Refer 77367 MUKWONAGO CHIEF Cash Payment E 440-5511-5327 Newspapers SUBSCRIPTION $36.16 Invoice 5/17-18 5/3/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $36.16

Refer 77368 OFFICE COPYING EQUIPMENT Cash Payment E 440-5511-5310 Outside Services LEASE/COPY USAGE $191.25 Invoice AR24135 4/24/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5310 Outside Services LEASE/COPY USAGE $200.94 Invoice AR26262 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $392.19

Refer 77369 PENKALSKI TAMMY Cash Payment E 440-5511-5332 Mileage REIMBURSE MILEAGE $18.08 Invoice MAY 17 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $18.08

Refer 77370 QUILL CORPORATION Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies SUPPLIES $30.15 Invoice 6499068 5/3/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies SUPPLIES $250.70 Invoice 6495804 5/3/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies SUPPLIES $89.97 Invoice 6606304 5/8/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $370.82

Refer 77371 UNIQUE MANAGEMENT Cash Payment E 440-5511-5310 Outside Services PLACEMENTS $8.95 Invoice 445109 5/1/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $8.95

Refer 77372 WALL STREET JOURNAL Cash Payment E 440-5511-5327 Newspapers SUBSCRIPTION $443.88 Invoice 4/17 4/24/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $443.88

Refer 77373 WRAP SHOP/THE Cash Payment E 440-5511-5312 Printing PRINTING $120.00 Invoice 688 5/1/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5312 Printing PRINTING $80.00 Invoice 683 4/29/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $200.00

Refer 77374 ZOOZORT CORP Cash Payment E 440-5511-5331 Programming PROGRAMMING $400.00 Invoice 66063 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/19/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $400.00 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/19/17 11:36 AM Page 4 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Fund Summary 111000 Citizens 440 LIBRARY FUND $14,438.42 $14,438.42

Pre-Written Checks $0.00 Checks to be Generated by the Computer $14,438.42 Total $14,438.42 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/11/17 12:56 PM Page 1 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Batch Name TAXSET5-2017 User Dollar Amt $676,094.26 Payments Computer Dollar Amt $676,094.26

$0.00 In Balance Refer 77463 EAST TROY SCHOOL DISTRICT Cash Payment G 720-246200 East Troy School Tax MAY SETTLEMENT $13,115.07 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $13,115.07

Refer 77464 GATEWAY TECHNICAL COLLEGE Cash Payment G 720-246300 Gateway College Tax MAY SETTLEMENT $1,123.69 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,123.69

Refer 77465 MUKWONAGO AREA SCHOOLS Cash Payment G 720-246000 Mukwonago School Tax WAUK CTY MAY SETTLEMENT $506,384.88 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Cash Payment G 720-246000 Mukwonago School Tax WAL CTY MAY SETTLEMENT $411.44 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $506,796.32

Refer 77466 PHANTOM LAKES MGMT DISTRIC Cash Payment G 720-245000 Phantom Lakes Mgt District MAY SETTLEMENT $2,252.57 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,252.57

Refer 77467 W C T C Cash Payment G 720-246100 Waukesha Tech College Ta MAY SETTLEMENT $21,156.49 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $21,156.49

Refer 77468 WALWORTH CTY TREASURER Cash Payment G 720-243110 Walworth County Tax CTY MAY SETTLEMENT $5,534.10 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Cash Payment G 720-243110 Walworth County Tax CDEB MAY SETTLEMENT $724.33 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Cash Payment G 720-242200 State Taxes ST MAY SETTLEMENT $237.58 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $6,496.01

Refer 77469 WAUKESHA CTY TREASURER Cash Payment G 720-243100 Waukesha County Tax CTY MAY SETTLEMENT $114,653.94 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Cash Payment G 720-242200 State Taxes ST MAY SETTLEMENT $10,500.17 Invoice MAY 2017 5/15/2017 Transaction Date 5/11/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $125,154.11 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/11/17 12:56 PM Page 2 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Fund Summary 111000 Citizens 720 TAX ESCROW AGENCY FUND $676,094.26 $676,094.26

Pre-Written Checks $0.00 Checks to be Generated by the Computer $676,094.26 Total $676,094.26 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 1 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Batch Name M-5-2017-1 User Dollar Amt $181,402.91 Payments Computer Dollar Amt $181,402.91

$0.00 In Balance Refer 77375 VANTAGEPOINT TRANSFER AGEN Ck# 022335 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $1,618.35 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $33.70 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $28.93 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $38.53 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 440-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $431.72 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 500-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $14.85 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $336.57 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215250 Deferred Compensation WEEK ENDING P/R 5/4/17 $284.23 Invoice 4/28 5/4/2017 Transaction Date 5/25/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,786.88

Refer 77376 GOVHR Ck# 022424 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5219 Professional Services CLASSIFICATION/COMPENSATION STUDY $7,350.00 Invoice 5/17 5/17/2017 Transaction Date 5/25/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $7,350.00

Refer 77377 VON BRIESEN & ROPER, S.C. Ck# 022425 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5140-5219 Professional Services DEVELOPMENT OF VACANT LAND $4,720.00 Invoice 231816 4/6/2017 Transaction Date 5/25/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $4,720.00

Refer 77378 VANTAGEPOINT TRANSFER AGEN Ck# 022426 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $1,594.18 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $33.02 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $28.93 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $38.53 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 440-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $441.66 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 500-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $14.85 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $400.66 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R WEEK ENDING 5/12/17 $274.64 Invoice 5/12 5/19/2017 Transaction Date 5/25/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $2,826.47 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 2 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Refer 77379 MINNESOTA LIFE INSURANCE Ck# 022427 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $1,053.27 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $91.78 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $4.51 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $11.74 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 440-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $120.06 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 500-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $6.00 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $69.37 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215301 Life Insurance Payable PREMIUM FOR June $58.60 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Transaction Date 5/25/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,415.33

Refer 77436 WAUKESHA POLICE DEPT Ck# 022453 5/24/2017 Cash Payment G 100-233200 Court Partial Payments CRYSTAL MONIQUE BROWN CITATION $124.00 16107 Invoice 16107 5/24/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $124.00

Refer 77437 AFLAC Ck# 022454 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $403.68 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $206.51 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $0.64 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $2.38 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Cash Payment G 440-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $10.35 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $124.01 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215302 Supplemental Insurance Pa MAY PREMIUM $70.71 Invoice 448359 6/1/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $818.28

Refer 77438 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO MRA Ck# 022455 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $1,136.62 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $326.74 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $14.62 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $11.54 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 3 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment G 440-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $72.46 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 500-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $6.50 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $202.19 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215350 Flexible Spending Contributi MAY 2017 $37.83 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,808.50

Refer 77439 MUKWONAGO PROFESSIONAL FI Ck# 022456 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215500 Union Dues Payable MAY 2017 $225.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $225.00

Refer 77440 MUKWONAGO POLICE DEPT Ck# 022457 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215500 Union Dues Payable MAY 2017 $550.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/26/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $550.00

Refer 77441 GREAT WEST RETIREMENT SERV Ck# 006078 5/3/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 4/28/2017 $828.48 Invoice 4/28 5/3/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 4/28/2017 $86.26 Invoice 4/28 5/3/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 4/28/2017 $100.63 Invoice 4/28 5/3/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 4/28/2017 $100.63 Invoice 4/28 5/3/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,116.00

Refer 77442 GREAT WEST RETIREMENT SERV Ck# 006079 5/17/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 5/12/17 $828.48 Invoice 5/12 5/12/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 5/12/17 $86.26 Invoice 5/12 5/12/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 5/12/17 $100.63 Invoice 5/12 5/12/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215250 Deferred Compensation P/R ENDING 5/12/17 $100.63 Invoice 5/12 5/12/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $1,116.00

Refer 77443 EMPLOYEE TRUST FUNDS Ck# 006080 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $46,045.11 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $5,562.76 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $229.55 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $362.30 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 440-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $7,487.39 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 4 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment G 500-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $137.94 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $3,897.52 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215300 Health Insurance Payable JUNE PREMIUMS $3,449.09 Invoice JUNE 17 5/19/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $67,171.66

Refer 77444 PAYROLLDATA.COM Ck# 006081 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5399 Other ADMIN FEES $197.32 Invoice MAY 17 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5219 Professional Services ADMIN FEES $197.32 Invoice MAY 17 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5399 Other ADMIN FEES $197.32 Invoice MAY 17 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6930 Misc General Expenses ADMIN FEES $197.32 Invoice MAY 17 5/17/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8560 Misc General Expense ADMIN FEES $197.32 Invoice MAY 17 5/17/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $986.60

Refer 77445 WI RETIREMENT SYSTEM Ck# 006082 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $24,384.47 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 150-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $8,082.99 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 220-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $271.20 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 410-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $255.96 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 440-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $4,797.74 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 500-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $69.68 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 610-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $2,428.62 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 620-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $1,771.50 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Cash Payment G 100-215200 Retirement APRIL 2017 $0.08 Invoice APR 17 5/26/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $42,062.24

Refer 77446 JP MORGAN CHASE Ck# 006083 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5399 Other HERO - CLOTHING #1646 $195.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5346 Clothing Allowance HERO SCHMIDT CLOTHING - #1646 $44.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5395 Repairs & Maintenance WALMART - POSTER FARME - #1646 $15.64 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5311 Supplies AMAZON-CAR SUPPLIES-#9430 $111.84 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 5 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment E 100-5211-5335 Training & Travel VARIOUS - LADUE CONF - #9430 $157.31 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5335 Training & Travel VARIOUS - HARLEY CONF #9184 $112.69 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5399 Other BLUE BAY-LUNCH-#9184 $23.54 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5324 Membership Dues DSPS-HARLEY/RUTENBECK $530.40 CERFITICATIONS#9184 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5335 Training & Travel WMCA-DIST MTG #9283 $37.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5311 Supplies LEAG WI MUNI - MANUALS #9283 $50.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5219 Professional Services VARIOUS-NOTARY- $120.00 TAUBERT/GOURDOUX/MCGILVARY-#9283 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5311 Supplies AMAZON-OFFICE SUPPLIES #8848 $28.91 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5335 Training & Travel VARIOUS - HOTEL/FOOD#8848 $123.54 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5144-5311 Supplies WALMART-REFRESHMENTS-#8848 $10.76 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5332 Mileage VARIOUS - GAS - #8848 $136.57 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5120-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $76.48 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $142.71 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5142-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $261.34 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $810.08 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5241-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $72.05 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $170.77 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5311 Supplies USPS-POSTAGE DUE-#9356 $1.27 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5311 Supplies ZORRO-TOILET PAPER HOLDERS-#9356 $65.67 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5160-5395 Repairs & Maintenance ZORRO-VARIOUS PARTS-#9356 $312.03 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5335 Training & Travel VARIOUS - HOTEL/FOOD-#3311 $278.51 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5141-5311 Supplies VARIOUS - SUPPLIES/BOOKS - #3311 $111.86 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5212-5311 Supplies AMAZON-TONER-#5772 $21.14 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5231-5311 Supplies MODIL-REFRESHMENTS-#2334 $2.99 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 6 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment E 150-5232-5335 Training & Travel BURGER KING-#2334 $16.90 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5311 Supplies WALMART-KITCHEN SUPPLIES-#2334 $12.54 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5222-5311 Supplies VARIOUS-MEALS/BATTERIES-#2334 $11.74 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5219 Professional Services I/O SOLUTION-TEST FORMS-#8764 $90.00 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5324 Membership Dues ACTIVE 911 - SUBSCRIPTION UPGRADE- $38.80 #8764 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5223-5335 Training & Travel FDIC-#8764 $265.36 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5222-5311 Supplies BLUE BAY - PREMIER WOODS FIRE-#8764 $117.59 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 150-5221-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $621.54 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 220-5140-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $4.22 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5335 Training & Travel VARIOUS - HOTEL/GAS-#8848 $167.65 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 410-5140-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848440- $8.43 5511-5225 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $550.75 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 500-5140-5225 Telephone SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $4.22 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6935 Maintenance-General Pl USPS-FLORDIE TESTING-#8142 $2.67 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6920-6921 Office Supplies & Expen SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $71.66 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8400-8510 Office Supplies & Expen SPECTRUM-PHONE/INTERNET - #8848 $71.66 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5311 Supplies APPROVED #1900 $94.53 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5326 Periodicals APPROVED #1900 $28.99 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5700-5329 AV Material APPROVED #1900 $70.04 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5340 Digital Materials APPROVED #1900 $54.99 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5399 Other APPROVED #1900 -$52.24 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5890-5806 Donated Fund Expenditu APPROVED #1900 $154.37 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5315 Postage APPROVED #1900 $11.15 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5331 Programming APPROVED #1900 $174.42 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 7 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment E 440-5511-5333 Outreach APPROVED #1900 $59.55 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5811 Equipment (non-Capitaliz APPROVED #1900 $3,185.99 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $9,861.62

Refer 77447 WE ENERGIES MLWAUKEE Ck# 006084 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5160-5222 Electric HALL $1,209.03 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5222 Electric FLASHERS $9.87 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5222 Electric TOWER RADIO BLDG $22.98 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5222 Electric PD $1,149.34 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5211-5222 Electric PD GARAGE $64.40 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5254-5222 Electric MUK DAM $22.85 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5222 Electric DPW ELECT $376.37 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5323-5224 Gas DPW GAS $206.09 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5342-5222 Electric STREET LIGHTS $11,025.38 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5342-5222 Electric STREET LIGHTS $2,323.48 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5342-5222 Electric STREET LIGHTS $88.33 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5342-5222 Electric SCH CROS LIGHTS $16.53 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5512-5222 Electric MUSEUM $201.05 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric ANDREWS ST $104.23 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric FIELD PARK $119.70 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric FLD PRK BASEBALL LIGHTS $21.63 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric PARKS $24.86 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric CONSESSION BLDG $85.51 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric PARKS $30.52 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric FLD PRK SUMP PUMP $19.49 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric PARKS $27.28 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 100-5521-5222 Electric MINIWAUKAN $23.10 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 8 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Cash Payment E 150-5221-5222 Electric FD $1,320.56 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5222 Electric LIB ELECT $2,616.79 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 440-5511-5224 Gas LIB GAS $573.70 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 3 ELECT $1,732.77 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 3 GAS $32.97 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 4 ELECT $1,064.09 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 4 GAS $67.70 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 5 $1,313.31 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 6 $786.85 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase WELL 7 $1,277.10 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase GREENWALD $314.52 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 610-6200-6622 Fuel or Power Purchase TOWER $32.44 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8020-8210 Pumping Power & Fuel ATKINSON PUMP $774.80 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8020-8210 Pumping Power & Fuel FOX RIVER VIEW $146.58 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8020-8210 Pumping Power & Fuel 1224 RIVERTON $144.28 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8020-8210 Pumping Power & Fuel 1240 N ROCHESTER $110.98 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8010-8211 WWTP Electric Power HOLZ ELECT $6,877.06 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8010-8212 Nat Gas/Admin Bldg/Hea HOLZ GAS $95.33 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Cash Payment E 620-8010-8212 Nat Gas/Admin Bldg/Hea DIGESTER $10.48 Invoice MAY 17 5/31/2017 Transaction Date 5/30/2017 Citizens 111000 Total $36,464.33 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/31/17 2:25 PM Page 9 Payments

Current Period: May 2017

Fund Summary 111000 Citizens 100 GENERAL FUND $107,307.17 150 FIRE/AMBULANCE FUND $17,430.36 220 TID#3 - GENERAL $5,302.60 410 RECYCLING FUND $897.06 440 LIBRARY FUND $21,081.73 500 STORM WATER UTILITY $254.04 610 WATER UTILITY FUND $14,553.60 620 SEWER UTILITY FUND $14,576.35 $181,402.91

Pre-Written Checks $181,402.91 Checks to be Generated by the Computer $0.00 Total $181,402.91

Village of Mukwonago

AGENDA ITEM REQUEST FORM

Committee/Board: Finance Topic: Tax Issue on ICMA 457 Deferred Compensation From: Diana Doherty Department: Finance Presenter: Diana Doherty Date of Committee Action June 6th, 2017 (if required): Date of Village Board June 20th, 2017 Action (if required):

Information

Subject: Social Security & Medicare taxes owed on Village’s 2.5% ICMA 457(b) Deferred Compensation contributions to qualified employees for 2011 thru 2016.

Background Information/Rationale: The Village contributes 2.5% of full-time, non- represented employees’ salary or wages into a deferred compensation retirement plan. This compensation amount is not taxable for Federal and State withholding taxes until the employee withdraws it in retirement. It is however subject to Social Security and Medicare employee withholding taxes and employer taxes. Both employee and employer must pay 7.65% on this compensation as it is contributed in the bi-weekly payroll process. When the Village outsourced payroll in 2011, this was not coded properly in the new payroll system and as a result, the appropriate taxes were not withheld and paid. The error was not discovered until April of this year when there were some programming updates to the payroll system. 2017 deferred compensation and taxes have been corrected and properly reported. Amended payroll tax returns for 2011 to 2016 need to be submitted and the appropriate taxes need to be paid on the contributions made in those periods.

Key Issues for Consideration: The estimated amount of compensation paid out in 2011 through 2016 that was not properly taxed is about $249,000 with a resulting Social Security and Medicare tax liability of $38,097. One half of this amount is Village expense, the other half would be employee withholding tax. The IRS will most likely impose interest and possibly penalties on the amount owed as well. It is in our best interest to file the amended returns and remit the total amount owed as quickly as possible. Our payroll representative says it can be done by the end of June.

Based on my review of the data, the largest amount of withholding owed by an employee is $750. Most employees would be subject to a tax amount in the $450 to $675 range. Employers are prohibited from paying employees’ withholding taxes so we do need to collect the employees’ portion of the tax from them. Rather than doing a one-time withholding adjustment to collect the employees’ amount due, I would like to propose offsetting the adjustment with an interest-free advance that can be repaid via a payroll deduction over the next 6 or 12 months. This would affect up to 34 active employees. If an employee were to leave before the advance was repaid, we’d deduct the balance due from their final paycheck. There are 16 terminated employees who would receive letters notifying them of the amount due and a deadline by Village of Mukwonago

AGENDA ITEM REQUEST FORM which to pay it. If the amount is not received by that date, we can issue a W2 showing the amount as taxable income to those terminated employees.

Fiscal Impact (If any): The Village’s expense is approximately $19,000 plus interest and penalties. A budget amendment will need to be done when the final figure owed is determined. An additional $19,000 for the employees’ portion would be booked as a receivable to be paid back by employee payroll deductions.

Requested Action by Committee/Board: Approve the interest-free advances to cover the employees’ share of the taxes owed.

Attachments

Long Term Tax Receipts @ Investments - Chase, TREASURERS REPORT Apr-17 TOTAL Citizens Other ADM LGIP Johnson Bank & ADM

GENERAL VILLAGE 100-111xxx General Fund 2,390,239.49 211,874.81 300.00 851,437.12 223,790.95 1,102,836.61 100-111005/020/033 Checking/MRA/Accrued Sick 284,532.09 108,406.05 176,126.04 150-111000 Fire Department 180,511.15 180,511.15 200-110xxx Lynch & Chapman Blvd 1,122,781.77 10,433.83 1,112,347.94 210-111xxx Wisc Development - RLF 204,293.12 - 204,293.12 220-111xxx TID#3-General 1,385,714.42 9,855.17 409,294.60 209,703.11 756,861.54 300-111xxx Debt Service 1,594,427.41 38,457.77 1,066,413.61 489,556.03 320-111000 Fire Department Designated 100,901.35 - 100,901.35 340-111xxx Village Designated Funds 321,691.79 2,980.13 318,711.66 410-111000 Recycling 228,182.47 69,451.23 70,065.08 88,666.16 430-111000 Capital Equipment 316,912.21 108,582.26 23,463.05 184,866.90 440-111xxx Library 417,631.21 242,897.33 - 100,283.86 74,450.02 450-111xxx Library Bldg 5,423.04 5,423.04 - - 480-111xxx Capital Improvement Funds 1,657,069.17 475,967.58 1,163,014.27 18,087.32 490-111xxx Capital Improvement Funds - - - 500-111000 Stormwater District #1 16,278.24 15,188.59 1,089.65 600-111xxx Impact Fees 118,960.52 23,580.70 95,379.82 - 720-111xxx Taxroll 1,282,203.56 986,472.01 - 295,731.54 0.01 810-111xxx Parkland Site 227,914.83 3,559.00 224,355.83 TOTAL 11,855,667.84 2,385,234.60 108,706.05 2,816,688.86 4,462,959.74 2,082,078.59

WATER UTILITY 610-111000 Cash 212,724.33 212,724.33 610-111200 Bonds & Unrestricted Cash 1,032,766.47 1,032,766.47 610-111050 Current Year Debt Reserve 140,775.19 103,674.22 37,100.97 610-111060 Required Debt Reserve 439,074.17 - 439,074.17 610-111080 Impact Fee 212,602.52 24,453.24 188,149.28 610-111033 Accrued Sick Pay 51,966.38 51,966.38 TOTAL 2,089,909.06 340,851.79 - 1,258,016.72 491,040.55

SEWER UTILITY 620-111000 Cash 184,267.65 184,267.65 620-111200 Bonds & Unrestricted Cash 1,689,513.52 1,689,513.52 620-111030 Reserve Capacity Assessment 856,136.79 24,728.65 355,810.43 475,597.71 620-111060 Required Debt Reserve 751,529.25 - - 751,529.25 620-111050 Current Year Debt Reserve 267,563.35 224,252.87 43,310.48 620-111070 Equipment Replacement Fund 695,185.62 - - 695,185.62 620-111080 Impact Fee 369,152.87 13,832.55 355,320.32 620-111033 Accrued Sick Pay 4,125.65 - 4,125.65 TOTAL 4,817,474.70 447,081.72 - 2,443,954.75 1,926,438.23

GRAND TOTAL 18,763,051.60 3,173,168.11 108,706.05 2,816,688.86 8,164,931.21 4,499,557.37

Prepared by Diana Doherty balance check 18,763,051.60

Page 1 of 1 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:10 AM Page 1 Revenue Guideline - Village Board April 2017 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD SCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget Fund

Fund 100 GENERAL FUND

4100 TAXES $2,886,293.00 $2,886,293.00 $2,058,352.61 $827,940.39 71.31% 100

4300 INTERGOV T REVENUES $840,666.00 $840,666.00 $224,620.21 $616,045.79 26.72% 100

4410 LICENSES $30,326.00 $30,326.00 $15,950.00 $14,376.00 52.60% 100

4430 PERMITS & FEES $221,685.00 $221,685.00 $134,247.73 $87,437.27 60.56% 100

4500 LAW & ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS $147,000.00 $147,000.00 $80,363.92 $66,636.08 54.67% 100

4600 PUBLIC CHARGES FOR SERVICES $18,000.00 $18,000.00 $7,773.61 $10,226.39 43.19% 100

4620 PUBLIC SAFETY $8,130.00 $8,130.00 $3,328.74 $4,801.26 40.94% 100

4670 LEISURE ACTIVITIES $94,000.00 $94,000.00 $0.00 $94,000.00 0.00% 100

4700 INTERGOV T CHARGES FOR SERVICE $137,869.00 $137,869.00 $36,717.17 $101,151.83 26.63% 100

4800 MISC REVENUE $1,300.00 $1,300.00 $45.00 $1,255.00 3.46% 100

4810 INTEREST REVENUE $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $9,419.79 -$4,419.79 188.40% 100

4820 COMMERCIAL REVENUE $18,000.00 $18,000.00 $6,335.00 $11,665.00 35.19% 100

4900 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES $10,083.00 $10,083.00 $0.00 $10,083.00 0.00% 100

Fund 100 GENERAL FUND $4,418,352.00 $4,418,352.00 $2,577,153.78 $1,841,198.22 58.33% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:10 AM Page 2 Revenue Guideline - Village Board April 2017 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD SCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget Fund

Fund 150 FIRE/AMBULANCE FUND

4100 TAXES $210,000.00 $210,000.00 $70,000.00 $140,000.00 33.33% 150

4300 INTERGOV T REVENUES $5,900.00 $5,900.00 $0.00 $5,900.00 0.00% 150

4600 PUBLIC CHARGES FOR SERVICES $13,050.00 $13,050.00 $27.00 $13,023.00 0.21% 150

4620 PUBLIC SAFETY $1,010,923.00 $1,010,923.00 $384,881.42 $626,041.58 38.07% 150

4700 INTERGOV T CHARGES FOR SERVICE $210,000.00 $210,000.00 $52,500.00 $157,500.00 25.00% 150

4800 MISC REVENUE $0.00 $0.00 $160.00 -$160.00 0.00% 150

4810 INTEREST REVENUE $200.00 $200.00 $159.31 $40.69 79.66% 150

4820 COMMERCIAL REVENUE $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $0.00 $1,000.00 0.00% 150

Fund 150 FIRE/AMBULANCE FUND $1,451,073.00 $1,451,073.00 $507,727.73 $943,345.27 34.99% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:10 AM Page 3 Revenue Guideline - Village Board April 2017 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD SCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget Fund

Fund 610 WATER UTILITY FUND

4010 METERED SALES $1,716,000.00 $1,716,000.00 $405,436.54 $1,310,563.46 23.63% 610

4020 OTHER OPERATING REVENUE $148,800.00 $148,800.00 $96,457.05 $52,342.95 64.82% 610

4200 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS $8,000.00 $8,000.00 $0.00 $8,000.00 0.00% 610

4420 IMPACT FEES COLLECTED $97,500.00 $97,500.00 $24,513.32 $72,986.68 25.14% 610

4800 MISC REVENUE $2,700.00 $2,700.00 $0.00 $2,700.00 0.00% 610

4810 INTEREST REVENUE $1,990.00 $1,990.00 $3,844.47 -$1,854.47 193.19% 610

Fund 610 WATER UTILITY FUND $1,974,990.00 $1,974,990.00 $530,251.38 $1,444,738.62 26.85% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:10 AM Page 4 Revenue Guideline - Village Board April 2017 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD SCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget Fund

Fund 620 SEWER UTILITY FUND

4010 METERED SALES $1,464,500.00 $1,464,500.00 $357,197.67 $1,107,302.33 24.39% 620

4020 OTHER OPERATING REVENUE $215,900.00 $215,900.00 $54,480.40 $161,419.60 25.23% 620

4200 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS $8,000.00 $8,000.00 $0.00 $8,000.00 0.00% 620

4420 IMPACT FEES COLLECTED $90,000.00 $90,000.00 $13,861.02 $76,138.98 15.40% 620

4700 INTERGOV T CHARGES FOR SERVICE $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $0.00 $2,000.00 0.00% 620

4800 MISC REVENUE $500.00 $500.00 $0.00 $500.00 0.00% 620

4810 INTEREST REVENUE $4,550.00 $4,550.00 $8,059.25 -$3,509.25 177.13% 620

4900 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES $169,343.00 $169,343.00 $10,000.00 $159,343.00 5.91% 620

Fund 620 SEWER UTILITY FUND $1,954,793.00 $1,954,793.00 $443,598.34 $1,511,194.66 22.69% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:10 AM Page 5 Revenue Guideline - Village Board April 2017 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD SCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget Fund VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:14 AM Page 1 Expenditure Guideline Village Board April 2017 A 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD cCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget

Fund 100 GENERAL FUND

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government 5111 VILLAGE BOARD $51,215.00 $51,215.00 $15,185.57 $36,029.43 29.65%

5112 HISTORIC PRESERVATION $400.00 $400.00 $0.00 $400.00 0.00%

5120 MUNICIPAL COURT $42,132.00 $42,132.00 $14,821.24 $27,310.76 35.18%

5130 VILLAGE ATTORNEY $73,000.00 $73,000.00 $17,287.93 $55,712.07 23.68%

5141 VILLAGE ADMINISTRATION/FINANCE $299,369.00 $299,369.00 $49,906.98 $249,462.02 16.67%

5142 CLERK-TREASURER $167,597.00 $167,597.00 $44,779.39 $122,817.61 26.72%

5144 ELECTIONS $14,200.00 $14,200.00 $1,125.01 $13,074.99 7.92%

5151 INDEPENDENT AUDITING $12,000.00 $12,000.00 $6,768.36 $5,231.64 56.40%

5153 ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY $19,310.00 $19,310.00 $5,521.60 $13,788.40 28.59%

5154 RISK & PROPERTY INSURANCE $131,998.00 $131,998.00 $57,689.14 $74,308.86 43.70%

5160 VILLAGE HALL $39,078.00 $39,078.00 $13,309.45 $25,768.55 34.06%

5220 FIRE STATION (Village) $5,088.00 $5,088.00 $508.44 $4,579.56 9.99%

5247 BOARD OF APPEALS $700.00 $700.00 $212.88 $487.12 30.41%

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government $856,087.00 $856,087.00 $227,115.99 $628,971.01 26.53%

Cat Alt Code 32-Public Safety 5211 POLICE ADMINISTRATION $946,474.00 $946,474.00 $294,112.74 $652,361.26 31.07%

5212 POLICE PATROL $1,032,503.00 $1,032,503.00 $305,875.78 $726,627.22 29.62%

5213 CRIME INVESTIGATION $229,892.00 $229,892.00 $67,623.92 $162,268.08 29.42%

5215 POLICE TRAINING $6,600.00 $6,600.00 $2,443.28 $4,156.72 37.02%

5235 EMERGENCY GOVERNMENT $1,550.00 $1,550.00 $0.00 $1,550.00 0.00%

5241 BUILDING INSPECTOR $219,497.00 $219,497.00 $66,890.00 $152,607.00 30.47%

5254 DAMS $10,518.00 $10,518.00 $2,254.01 $8,263.99 21.43%

Cat Alt Code 32-Public Safety $2,447,034.00 $2,447,034.00 $739,199.73 $1,707,834.27 30.21%

Cat Alt Code 33-Public Works 5300 DPW GENERAL ADMINISTRATION $252,331.00 $252,331.00 $78,154.71 $174,176.29 30.97%

5323 GARAGE $45,729.00 $45,729.00 $20,536.89 $25,192.11 44.91%

5324 MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT $92,918.00 $92,918.00 $30,731.33 $62,186.67 33.07%

5335 ENGINEERING $50,000.00 $50,000.00 $10,310.79 $39,689.21 20.62%

5341 STREETS & ALLEYS $32,899.00 $32,899.00 $2,456.69 $30,442.31 7.47% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:14 AM Page 2 Expenditure Guideline Village Board April 2017 A 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD cCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget

5342 STREET LIGHTING $145,100.00 $145,100.00 $44,725.07 $100,374.93 30.82%

5343 CURBS GUTTERS & SIDEWALKS $959.00 $959.00 $261.80 $697.20 27.30%

5344 STORM SEWER $12,139.00 $12,139.00 $1,191.80 $10,947.20 9.82%

5345 STREET CLEANING $7,272.00 $7,272.00 $968.66 $6,303.34 13.32%

5346 BRIDGES & CULVERTS $880.00 $880.00 $400.00 $480.00 45.45%

5347 SNOW & ICE CONTROL $120,485.00 $120,485.00 $49,022.56 $71,462.44 40.69%

5348 STREET SIGNS & MARKINGS $11,070.00 $11,070.00 $5,030.36 $6,039.64 45.44%

5362 GARBAGE COLLECTION $4,241.00 $4,241.00 $1,624.37 $2,616.63 38.30%

Cat Alt Code 33-Public Works $776,023.00 $776,023.00 $245,415.03 $530,607.97 31.62%

Cat Alt Code 34-Health & Human Services 5431 ANIMAL POUND $2,800.00 $2,800.00 $2,670.00 $130.00 95.36%

Cat Alt Code 34-Health & Human Services $2,800.00 $2,800.00 $2,670.00 $130.00 95.36%

Cat Alt Code 35-Culture/Rec/Education 5512 MUSEUM $10,550.00 $10,550.00 $1,891.14 $8,658.86 17.93%

5521 PARKS $168,590.00 $168,590.00 $25,405.75 $143,184.25 15.07%

5522 CELEBRATIONS $10,541.00 $10,541.00 $5,382.74 $5,158.26 51.06%

Cat Alt Code 35-Culture/Rec/Education $189,681.00 $189,681.00 $32,679.63 $157,001.37 17.23%

Cat Alt Code 36-Conservation & Development 5611 FORESTRY $16,689.00 $16,689.00 $9,559.24 $7,129.76 57.28%

5613 WEED CONTROL $1,224.00 $1,224.00 $0.00 $1,224.00 0.00%

5632 PLANNING DEPARTMENT $58,523.00 $58,523.00 $18,783.39 $39,739.61 32.10%

5670 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $55,291.00 $55,291.00 $19,968.83 $35,322.17 36.12%

Cat Alt Code 36-Conservation & Development $131,727.00 $131,727.00 $48,311.46 $83,415.54 36.68%

Cat Alt Code 37-Storm Water 5660 STORMWATER MASTER PLAN $15,000.00 $15,000.00 $11,642.95 $3,357.05 77.62%

Cat Alt Code 37-Storm Water $15,000.00 $15,000.00 $11,642.95 $3,357.05 77.62%

Fund 100 GENERAL FUND $4,418,352.00 $4,418,352.00 $1,307,034.79 $3,111,317.21 29.58% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:14 AM Page 3 Expenditure Guideline Village Board April 2017 A 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD cCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget

Fund 150 FIRE/AMBULANCE FUND

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government 5140 ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL $24,711.00 $24,711.00 $7,551.92 $17,159.08 30.56%

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government $24,711.00 $24,711.00 $7,551.92 $17,159.08 30.56%

Cat Alt Code 32-Public Safety 5221 FIRE ADMINISTRATION $810,209.00 $809,209.00 $251,866.11 $557,342.89 31.12%

5222 FIRE SUPPRESSION $97,186.00 $69,186.00 $13,799.74 $55,386.26 19.95%

5223 FIRE TRAINING $44,221.00 $44,221.00 $12,986.47 $31,234.53 29.37%

5231 AMBULANCE $449,831.00 $422,831.00 $141,914.40 $280,916.60 33.56%

5232 AMBULANCE TRAINING $23,609.00 $23,609.00 $4,643.67 $18,965.33 19.67%

5233 CRITICAL CARE TRANSPORTS $0.00 $0.00 $712.90 -$712.90 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 32-Public Safety $1,425,056.00 $1,369,056.00 $425,923.29 $943,132.71 31.11%

Cat Alt Code 38-Capital Outlay 5700 CAPITAL OUTLAY EXPENDITURES $0.00 $56,000.00 $1,940.15 $54,059.85 3.46%

5880 USE OF GRANTS/DONATIONS $0.00 $0.00 $2,645.56 -$2,645.56 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 38-Capital Outlay $0.00 $56,000.00 $4,585.71 $51,414.29 8.19%

Cat Alt Code 60-Transfers Out 5900 OTHER FINANCING USES $1,306.00 $1,306.00 $0.00 $1,306.00 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 60-Transfers Out $1,306.00 $1,306.00 $0.00 $1,306.00 0.00%

Fund 150 FIRE/AMBULANCE FUND $1,451,073.00 $1,451,073.00 $438,060.92 $1,013,012.08 30.19% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:14 AM Page 4 Expenditure Guideline Village Board April 2017 A 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD cCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget

Fund 610 WATER UTILITY FUND

Cat Alt Code 30-Operation/Maintenance 6200 PUMPING OPERATIONS $97,246.00 $97,246.00 $33,861.61 $63,384.39 34.82%

6210 PUMPING MAINTENANCE $12,429.00 $12,429.00 $2,127.16 $10,301.84 17.11%

6300 WATER TREATMENT OPERATIONS $77,112.00 $77,112.00 $20,271.89 $56,840.11 26.29%

6310 WATER TREATMENT MAINTENANCE $6,963.00 $6,963.00 $1,106.25 $5,856.75 15.89%

6450 T&D-DISTR RSRVR/STNDP MAINT $33,146.00 $33,146.00 $441.46 $32,704.54 1.33%

6451 T&D-MAINS MAINTENACE $47,341.00 $47,341.00 $4,816.91 $42,524.09 10.17%

6452 T&D-SERVICES MAINTENANCE $16,576.00 $16,576.00 $9,794.74 $6,781.26 59.09%

6453 T&D-METERS MAINTENANCE $9,725.00 $9,725.00 $2,466.58 $7,258.42 25.36%

6454 T&D-HYDRANTS MAINTENANCE $21,207.00 $21,207.00 $2,913.76 $18,293.24 13.74%

6901 METER READING LABOR $1,794.00 $1,794.00 $340.50 $1,453.50 18.98%

6902 ACCOUNTING & COLLECTING LABOR $68,658.00 $68,658.00 $18,644.68 $50,013.32 27.16%

6920 ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL EXP $926,908.00 $926,908.00 $237,502.80 $689,405.20 25.62%

Cat Alt Code 30-Operation/Maintenance $1,319,105.00 $1,319,105.00 $334,288.34 $984,816.66 25.34%

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government 5140 ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL $0.00 $0.00 $68.42 -$68.42 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government $0.00 $0.00 $68.42 -$68.42 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 60-Transfers Out 5900 OTHER FINANCING USES $266,875.00 $266,875.00 $10,000.00 $256,875.00 3.75%

Cat Alt Code 60-Transfers Out $266,875.00 $266,875.00 $10,000.00 $256,875.00 3.75%

Cat Alt Code 99-YEAR END

6950 YEAR END ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT $389,010.00 $389,010.00 $0.00 $389,010.00 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 99-YEAR END $389,010.00 $389,010.00 $0.00 $389,010.00 0.00%

Fund 610 WATER UTILITY FUND $1,974,990.00 $1,974,990.00 $344,356.76 $1,630,633.24 17.44% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:14 AM Page 5 Expenditure Guideline Village Board April 2017 A 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD cCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget

Fund 620 SEWER UTILITY FUND

Cat Alt Code 30-Operation/Maintenance 8010 WWTP-TREATMENT/DISPOSAL/GP $466,511.00 $466,511.00 $98,932.32 $367,578.68 21.21%

8020 LIFT STATIONS/PUMPING EQUIP $19,922.00 $19,922.00 $4,719.08 $15,202.92 23.69%

8030 WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM $74,583.00 $74,583.00 $42,565.32 $32,017.68 57.07%

8100 DPW $3,000.00 $3,000.00 $34.05 $2,965.95 1.14%

8300 ACCOUNTING/COLLECTING $68,858.00 $68,858.00 $19,914.09 $48,943.91 28.92%

8400 ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL $629,419.00 $629,419.00 $83,425.68 $545,993.32 13.25%

Cat Alt Code 30-Operation/Maintenance $1,262,293.00 $1,262,293.00 $249,590.54 $1,012,702.46 19.77%

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government 5140 ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL $0.00 $0.00 $33.26 -$33.26 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 31-General Government $0.00 $0.00 $33.26 -$33.26 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 99-YEAR END 8900 YEAR END ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT $692,500.00 $692,500.00 $0.00 $692,500.00 0.00%

Cat Alt Code 99-YEAR END $692,500.00 $692,500.00 $0.00 $692,500.00 0.00%

Fund 620 SEWER UTILITY FUND $1,954,793.00 $1,954,793.00 $249,623.80 $1,705,169.20 12.77% VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO 05/30/17 11:14 AM Page 6 Expenditure Guideline Village Board April 2017 A 2017 2017 2017 YTD %YTD cCat Cat Descr Adopted YTD Budget YTD Amt Balance Budget Village of Mukwonago 2017-18 Alcohol Beverage Licensee List

Licensee Name Trade Name Street Address Agent Class Type Community Post No. 375 of the American Legion American Legion Community Post #375 627 E. Veterans Way Savin, Shelby K. B Combo Premises Description: Bar area, Hall, Storage Room, Garage, Office, Pavilion Khasria Two Inc. Village Wine & Liquor 712-18 Main St., Units 101-103 Khasria, Harjinder S. A Liquor Premises Description: 2,100 Sq. ft. space with coolers along the back wall, display shelves in the middle of the store, two inventory storage rooms behind the coolers, sale counter. Mario's Natural Roman Pizza Inc. Mario's Natural Roman Pizza 225 Bay View Rd. Suite 500 Edwards-Reitman, Charlene A. C,B Wine, Beer Premises Description: Waitress Cooler in and on top, beer cooler, rack and under table in kitchen, on top beer keger, dining room Perseverance Corp. The Badger Burger Co. 200 S. Rochester St. Weiss, Mark A. B Combo Premises Description: Main Dining Areas, Bar, Storage closets, walkin, patio area

Dated 06-01-17

Village of Mukwonago

AGENDA ITEM REQUEST FORM

Committee/Board: Protective Services Committee Topic: COPS Hiring Program From: Chief Kevin Schmidt Department: Police Department Presenter: Chief Kevin Schmidt Date of Committee Action (if required): No action at this time Date of Village Board Action (if required): No action at this time

Information

Subject: Applying for a COPS Hiring Program through the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services COPS Office FY 2017 Grant Program.

Background Information/Rationale: The COPS Hiring Program funds hiring of full-time, sworn, career law enforcement officers. CHP provides 75 percent of the approved entry-level salaries and fringe benefits of each full-time officer, up to $125,000 per officer position, over the three year (36 month) grant period. State, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies that have primary law enforcement authority are eligible to apply. The application must be submitted by July 10, 2017 at 7:59 PM (EDT)

Key Issues for Consideration: CHP recipients are required to retain each officer position awarded for at least 12 months following the conclusion of 36 months of award funding for that position. The additional officer positions should be added to your agency’s law enforcement budget with state and/or local funds over and above the number of locally funded officer positions that would have existed in the absence of the award. Absorbing CHP-funded officers through attrition (rather than adding the extra positions to your budget with additional funding) does not meet the retention requirement.

Fiscal Impact (If any): None at this time. If selected, an entry-level officer would increase our budget approximately $52,500 in salary & fringe benefits. The grant would cover the balance of approximately $41,666 of the cost.

Requested Action by Committee/Board: None at this time. If selected, then we would need to decide if we would accept the grant.

Attachments  None

W233 N2080 Ridgeview Parkway • Waukesha, WI 53188-1020 • Tel. (262) 542-5733

June 1, 2017

Mr. Steven Braatz, Jr., CMC/WCMC Clerk/Treasurer Village of Mukwonago P.O. Box 206 Mukwonago, WI 53149

RE: 2017 Road Program – Chip Seal

Dear Mr. Braatz

Bids for the above project were opened on May 31, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. at Village Hall and were as follows:

Bidder Base Bid 1. Scott Construction, Inc. $105,457.00 2. Fahrner Asphalt Sealers, LLC $108,870.00

We reviewed the documentation submitted by the apparent low bidder and found that:

1. The Bid Form has been appropriately completed.

2. We have no objections to the low bidder, nor to the proposed major subcontractors.

3. Low bidder has successfully completed similar projects over the last several years.

On these bases, we recommend that Scott Construction, Inc. be awarded the 2017 Road Program – Chip Seal contract, in the amount of $105,457.00. This amount is based on the bid unit prices and estimated quantities. Actual quantities, and therefore the final contract price, may vary. On all construction projects unpredictable factors may increase the final contract amount. For this reason we recommend that the Village include a 10 percent contingency when preparing the financial plan for this work.

Our review did not include an evaluation of bidder's current financial condition nor of their permanent safety program.

Should you decide to accept our recommendation, we have prepared the enclosed Notice of Award for your use. After Board approval has been received, please have the appropriate official sign where indicated and forward all three signed copies of the Notice of Award to our office. We will then fill in the date at the top of page one and forward it, with contracts for execution, to the Contractor. One fully completed Notice of Award will be returned to you for your records.

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Mr. Steven Braatz, Jr., CMC/WCMC Village of Mukwonago May 31, 2017 Page 2

Bids remain subject to acceptance until June 30, 2017, unless Bidder agrees to an extension. Please advise us of your award decision, or call if there are any questions.

Very truly yours,

RUEKERT & MIELKE, INC.

Rebecca K. Alonge, E.I.T. Project Engineer [email protected]

RKA:sjs Encl: Notice of Award Bid Tabulation cc: File

NOTICE OF AWARD Date of Issuance: ______

Contract: 2017 Road Program – Chip Seal Owner: Village of Mukwonago Bidder: Scott Construction, Inc. Engineer: Ruekert & Mielke, Inc. Address: P. O. Box 340 Engineer's Project No.: 12-10072.201 Lake Delton, WI 53940

TO BIDDER: You are notified that your Bid dated May 31, 2017 for the above Contract has been accepted by Owner and you are the Successful Bidder and are awarded a Contract for:

2017 Road Program-Chip Seal Base Bid

The Contract Price of your Contract is: $ 105,457.00

Two (2) copies of the proposed Contract Documents (except Drawings) accompany this Notice of Award, or have been transmitted or made available to Bidder electronically.

Bidder must comply with the following conditions precedent within 15 days of the date of issuance of this Notice of Award:

1. Deliver to Engineer two (2) fully executed counterparts of the Contract Documents.

2. Deliver with the executed Agreement the Bid security as specified in the Instructions to Bidders (Article 21), General Conditions (Paragraph 6.01), and Supplementary Conditions (Paragraph SC-6.01).

3. Deliver with the executed Agreement certificates and other evidence of insurance as specified in the General Conditions (Article 6) and the Supplementary Conditions modifying Article 6 of the General Conditions.

Failure to comply with these conditions within the time specified will entitle Owner to consider you in default, annul this Notice of Award, and declare your Bid security forfeited.

Within 10 days after you comply with the above conditions, Engineer will return to you one fully executed counterpart of the Agreement.

Owner: VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO

By: Authorized Signature Title:

Date: Copy: Engineer

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W233 N2080 Ridgeview Parkway OWNER: Village of Mukwonago Waukesha, WI 53188-1020 PROJECT: 2017 Road Program - Chip Seal BID OPENING DATE: May 20, 2017 at 10:00 A.M.

FAHRNER ASPHALT SEALERS, SCOTT CONSTRUCTION, INC. BASE BID LLC

ITEM # ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY. UNIT $ TOTAL UNIT $ TOTAL 1 Granite chip seal S.Y. 36,100 $1.72 $62,092.00 $2.05 $74,005.00

2 Crack filling L.S. 1 $26,880.00 $26,880.00 $12,920.00 $12,920.00

3 Inlet protection EA. 69 $75.00 $5,175.00 $75.00 $5,175.00

4 Pavement marking removal L.F. 15,700 $0.55 $8,635.00 $1.00 $15,700.00

5 Temporary pavement markings, paint, 4-inch, white L.F. 1,070 $2.50 $2,675.00 $1.00 $1,070.00

TOTAL OF ALL ESTIMATED PRICES (ITEMS 1 - 5) $105,457.00 $108,870.00

MANDATORY ALTERNATE BIDS 6 Slag seal (in lieu of Granite Chip Seal) S.Y. 36,100 $1.50 $54,150.00 NO BID

W233 N2080 Ridgeview Parkway • Waukesha, WI 53188-1020 • Tel. (262) 542-5733

June 1, 2017

Mr. Steven Braatz, Jr., CMC/WCMC Clerk/Treasurer Village of Mukwonago P.O. Box 206 Mukwonago, WI 53149

RE: Wolf Run Signalization

Dear Mr. Braatz

Bids for the above project were opened on May 31, 2017 at 10:15 a.m. at Village Hall and were as follows:

Bidder Base Bid 1. MP Systems, Inc. $260,000.00

We reviewed the documentation submitted by the apparent low bidder and found that:

1. The Bid Form has been appropriately completed.

2. We have no objections to the low bidder, nor to the proposed major subcontractors.

3. Low bidder has successfully completed similar projects over the last several years.

On these bases, we recommend that MP Systems, Inc. be awarded the Wolf Run Signalization contract, in the amount of $260,000.00. On all construction projects unpredictable factors may increase the final contract amount. For this reason we recommend that the Village include a 10 percent contingency when preparing the financial plan for this work.

Our review did not include an evaluation of bidder's current financial condition nor of their permanent safety program.

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Mr. Steven Braatz, Jr., CMC/WCMC Village of Mukwonago May 31, 2017 Page 2

Bids remain subject to acceptance until June 30, 2017, unless Bidder agrees to an extension. Please advise us of your award decision, or call if there are any questions.

Very truly yours,

RUEKERT & MIELKE, INC.

Rebecca K. Alonge, E.I.T. Project Engineer [email protected]

RKA:sjs Encl: Notice of Award Bid Tabulation cc: File

NOTICE OF AWARD Date of Issuance: ______

Contract: Wolf Run Signalization Owner: Village of Mukwonago Bidder: MP Systems, Inc. Engineer: Ruekert & Mielke, Inc. Address: 5477 South Westridge Court Engineer's Project No.: 12-92082.205 New Berlin, WI 53151

TO BIDDER: You are notified that your Bid dated May 31, 2017 for the above Contract has been accepted by Owner and you are the Successful Bidder and are awarded a Contract for:

Wolf Run Signalization Base Bid

The Contract Price of your Contract is: $ 260,000.00

Two (2) copies of the proposed Contract Documents (except Drawings) accompany this Notice of Award, or have been transmitted or made available to Bidder electronically.

Three (3) sets of the Drawings will be delivered separately, or otherwise made available to Bidder electronically.

Bidder must comply with the following conditions precedent within 15 days of the date of issuance of this Notice of Award:

1. Deliver to Engineer two (2) fully executed counterparts of the Contract Documents.

Failure to comply with these conditions within the time specified will entitle Owner to consider you in default, annul this Notice of Award, and declare your Bid security forfeited.

Within 10 days after you comply with the above conditions, Engineer will return to you one fully executed counterpart of the Agreement.

Owner: VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO

By: Authorized Signature Title:

Date: Copy: Engineer

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W233 N2080 Ridgeview Parkway OWNER: Village of Mukwonago Waukesha, WI 53188-1020 PROJECT: Wolf Run Signalization BID OPENING DATE: May 20, 2017 at 10:15 A.M.

BASE BID MP SYSTEMS, INC.

ITEM # ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY. UNIT $ TOTAL 1 Mobilization L.S. 1 $21,750.37 $21,750.37

2 9-inch HES concrete pavement S.Y. 425 $60.75 $25,818.75

3 6-inches Base aggregate dense, 1 1/4-inch TON 56 $19.00 $1,064.00

4 4-inches Base aggregate open graded, 3/4-inch TON 37 $19.00 $703.00

5 30-inch HES concrete curb and gutter L.F. 265 $25.00 $6,625.00

6 Remove concrete pavement S.Y. 425 $8.00 $3,400.00

7 Remove concrete curb and gutter L.F. 270 $5.00 $1,350.00

8 Full depth saw cutting L.F. 350 $1.95 $682.50

9 Traffic control L.S. 1 $9,965.00 $9,965.00

10 Traffic signal system installation L.S. 1 $165,076.19 $165,076.19

11 Topsoil, seed, fertilizer and mulch S.Y. 85 $12.50 $1,062.50

12 Pavement marking, crosswalk, epoxy, 6-inch L.F. 830 $6.25 $5,187.50

13 Pavement marking epoxy 8-inch, white channelizing L.F. 3,100 $2.00 $6,200.00

14 Pavement marking epoxy yellow, curb L.F. 45 $4.60 $207.00

15 Pavement marking, yield line symbols, epoxy 18-inch EA. 15 $37.00 $555.00

16 Pavement marking epoxy 18-inch, white L.F. 215 $8.25 $1,773.75

17 Pavement marking epoxy, arrows, Type 2 EA. 7 $185.00 $1,295.00

18 Pavement marking, epoxy, arrows, Type 3 EA. 1 $280.00 $280.00

19 Pavement marking epoxy, words EA. 4 $190.00 $760.00

20 Signs EA. 32 $110.92 $3,549.44

21 Sign posts EA. 17 $75.00 $1,275.00

22 Inlet protection EA. 2 $60.00 $120.00

23 6-inch perforated underdrain L.F. 130 $10.00 $1,300.00

TOTAL OF ALL ESTIMATED PRICES (ITEMS 1 - 23) $260,000.00

AGENDA ITEM REQUEST FORM

Committee/Board: Public Works Committee Topic: CTH NN Sidewalk (High School to STH 83) From: Ron Bittner Department: Public Works Presenter: Ron Bittner Date of Committee Action 6/6/17 (if required): Date of Village Board 6/20/17 Action (if required):

Information

Subject: Signing of county permits and approval to start the bidding process for the sidewalk along the south side of CTH NN from the High School to STH 83.

Background Information/Rationale: On June 16, 2015, a motion was made to accept the Public Works Committee recommendation and authorize up to $125,000 for design and construction of a multi-use trail along the south side of CTH NN from the Mukwonago High School property to STH 83, contingent on available funds

The site would not support a trail, and staff was directed to investigate a concrete sidewalk option. On February 16, 2016, the concrete sidewalk option (Alternate 1) was approved with the projected cost of $122,623. The permit process and design acceptance from the county was longer than anticipated and is now complete. As a cost saving measure, staff would like to combine this project with the 2017 Street Rehabilitation Project on Lincoln and Oakland Avenues.

Key Issues for Consideration: N/A

Fiscal Impact (If any): An increase in funding is required due to the design and construction delay.

Requested Action by Committee/Board: We are asking for a recommendation to the Village Board to

1. Authorize the Village President sign the application for Waukesha County Dept. of Public Works Permit to construct 2,280 feet of 5-foot wide concrete sidewalk 2. Authorize the Public Works Director to commence the bidding process for the W. Veterans Way sidewalk project.

Attachments

 W Veterans Way Sidewalk County Permit  W Veterans Way Sidewalk construction cost estimate 20170601

ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST

CTH NN 5' Concrete Sidewalk - 2,050 LF Village of Mukwonago Project # 12-10040.200

# Description Unit Quantity Unit Price Total 1 Construct Sidewalk to Subgrade L.S. 1 $12,000 $12,000 2 2" Crushed Limestone Base Course TON 170 $15 $2,550 3 5-inch Concrete Sidewalk S.F. 10,100 $6 $60,600 4 5-inch Concrete Sidewalk Curb Ramps S.F. 250 $10 $2,500 5 Spot Removal and Replacement of Concrete Curb and Gutter L.F. 110 $35 $3,850 6 Detectable Warning Field S.F. 56 $45 $2,520 7 Full Depth Saw Cutting L.F. 70 $2 $140 8 Sign Relocation/Removal EA 8 $150 $1,200 9 Asphalt Driveway Replacement S.F. 240 $7 $1,680 10 Modular block retaining wall S.F. 80 $50 $4,000 11 Aluminum rail fence L.F. 45 $200 $9,000 12 Topsoil, Seed, Fertilizer and Mulch S.Y. 1,600 $5 $8,000 13 Erosion rolls L.F. 2,000 $2 $4,000 14 Inlet Protection - Type B EA 2 $50 $100 15 Inlet Protection - Type C EA 6 $60 $360 16 Tree Removal Inch Dia. 21 $20 $420 17 Clearing and Grubbing L.S. 1 $500 $500 18 Traffic control L.S. 1 $5,000 $5,000 Sub Total $118,420 Design Engineering $45,000 Construction Engineering $10,000 Contingencies 10% $11,842.00 Estimated Total Project Cost $185,262

Ruekert Mielke, Inc. 6/1/2017 12-10040 CTH NN Trail and Crosswalks > 200 Design > Cost InfoCTH NN Sidewalk construction cost estimate 20170601.xls (5ft Sidewalk) Village of Mukwonago

AGENDA ITEM REQUEST FORM

Committee: Public Works Committee Topic: Consider Ordinance to Regulate Work of Others with Public Right-of-Ways From: Bruce Kaniewski Department: Public Works; Utilities; Planning Presenters: Ron Bittner and Bruce Kaniewski Date of Committee Action June 6, 2017 Date of Village Board June 20, 2017 Action:

Information

Subject: The Village does not have any ordinance provision to regulate work of other entities within public right- of-ways. Village staff recommends adoption of regulations to protect major Village assets of pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalks, lights, Village utilities and so on, when work is completed by others. The proposed ordinance sets criteria for setbacks for installations from pavement and utilities, requires a Village issued permit, and allows the Village to collect a financial surety to ensure restoration.

Background Information/Rationale: Recently Wisconsin Technology Network submitted a plan to construct a pole with a communication antenna within right-of-way near the intersection of CTH ES and NN. The Wisconsin Public Utilities Commission considers WTN a public utility able to locate within right-of-ways. Through review of the proposal, staff identified the Village does not have any ordinance regulating work within public right-of- ways that could negatively impact valuable Village assets. The Village Attorney suggested adopting regulations similar to the City of New Berlin.

Key Issues for Consideration: Any private utility will be required to conform to the ordinance. The Director of Public Works would be the administrator of the regulations with assistance from other staff. A permit form along with a permit fee would be established.

Fiscal Impact: Staff time to issue the permit and ensure compliance with the ordinance criteria is to be off-set by a permit fee. If the proposed ordinance is adopted, the permit fee would be set at a later date.

Requested Action by Committee/Board: Recommend the Village Board tentatively approve the ordinance to create Section 74-10 of Chapter 74 of the Village of Mukwonago Municipal Code pertaining to excavations in public right-of-ways and present for adoption by the Village of Board at the regular Board meeting on July 18, 2017

Attachments

 Draft ordinance to create Section 74-10 of Chapter 74 of the Village of Mukwonago Municipal Code pertaining to excavations in public right-of-ways

Ordinance No. ______

AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE SECTION 74-10 OF CHAPTER 74 OF THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO EXCAVATIONS IN PUBLIC RIGHT- OF-WAYS

WHEREAS, the Village of Mukwonago from time to time reviews regulations pertaining to the orderly development of various areas of the community; and

WHEREAS, the Village of Mukwonago has its largest assets invested within public right-of-ways that includes roadways, sidewalks, trails, lighting and signage for the safe and proper travel of vehicles and pedestrians, and sanitary sewers, public water mains, fire hydrants and storm sewers that serves and protects the public interest; and

WHEREAS, Village staff entrusted by the Village Board of Trustees to protect and maintain Village assets for the general health, safety and welfare of the public, recommended the Village of Mukwonago adopt regulations to facilitate and manage the work of other entities within public right-of-ways; and

WHEREAS, the Public Works Committee of the Village Board, meeting as the Committee of the Whole, at a regularly scheduled meeting of June 6, 2017 recommended to the Village Board that Chapter 74 of the Municipal Code be amended as provided herein.

NOW, THEREFORE, the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Mukwonago, Waukesha and Walworth Counties, Wisconsin, DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION I. Section 74-10 of Chapter 74 of the Village of Mukwonago Municipal Code, entitled Excavations in public right-of-ways, is hereby created to read as follows:

Sec. 74-10. Excavations in public right-of-ways. When any work to be performed within any Village of Mukwonago right-of-way or public grounds, or within any right-of-way under the State of Wisconsin or County jurisdiction when utilities, sidewalks or trails under the jurisdiction of the Village of Mukwonago are present, the following regulations shall apply:

A. Application and issuance of excavation permits.

(1) No person shall make or cause to be made any excavation in or under any public right-of-way, street, alley, public grounds or sidewalks in the Village without first obtaining a written permit.

(2) Application. All application shall be in writing upon forms which the Director of Public Works or designated representative shall provide and shall include the name of the owner and the description of the property on which the work is to be done, along with such pertinent information as the Director of Public Works or designated representative may require and shall state that the property owner and the applicant will be bound by and subject to the provisions of this chapter.

(3) Issuance, term, suspension and revocation. When the Director of Public Works or designated representative is satisfied that the work proposed by the applicant can be

done in conformity with this chapter and after the appropriate fees have been paid to the Village, the Director of Public Works or designated representative shall issue the permit. Such permit shall be good for the continuous performance of the work named thereon. A permit shall automatically expire when work ceases for a period of 60 days without good and reasonable cause for same and shall automatically expire on completion of the work for which it was issued, provided the Director of Public Works or designated representative may, upon notice, suspend or revoke such permit for violation of the provisions of this chapter. Applications for work within the right-of- way will be reviewed to confirm that placement of any proposed utilities meet the following standards:

(a) Above ground utilities shall not be located within the driveway vision triangle. Vision triangle is defined as a triangle formed by connecting a point at 15 feet along the edge of the roadway pavement and 15 feet along the driveway pavement as measured from the intersection of the driveway pavement and the roadway pavement. No obstructions shall be permitted in this area above the height of three feet.

(b) Above ground utilities and all associated supports and/or foundations shall be a minimum of 4 feet from the back of curb in urban cross sections and 12 feet from the edge of road pavement in rural cross sections unless the location is pre- approved by the Director of Public Works.

(c) Any private utility and all associated supports and/or foundations shall be a minimum of 10 feet from a public utility.

(d) The above ground utility shall not materially impede the flow of storm water within the ditch line or at outlet/inlet structures as determined in the reasonable discretion of the Director of Public Works.

(e) Applicant shall provide a hold harmless agreement to protect the Village against any damage that results from the collapse of the above ground utility and the granting of this permit.

(f) If the height of the above ground utility is greater than the adjacent zoning district setbacks or the distance to the nearest permanent habitable structure, the applicant shall submit an Engineer’s Certificate. The certificate shall show that the above ground utility is located/constructed such that the fall zone is less than the adjacent zoning district setbacks or the distance to the nearest permanent habitable structure.

(g) All private utility infrastructure located within the right-of-way shall be removed upon abandonment of the equipment.

B. Insurance and bond.

(1) Insurance. The person doing the work contemplated by this section shall save the Village harmless from any claim or demand for damages and shall file a certificate of insurance with the Director of Public Works giving evidence of liability insurance in the minimum amount of $1,000,000 bodily injury and property damage aggregate,

naming the Village and its employees as additional insured on a primary and noncontributory basis. Such insurance shall not be canceled or reduced without the insurer giving 30 days' prior written notice to the Director of Public Works. Cancellation or reduction of insurance shall automatically suspend the permit, and no further work shall be done under such permit until a new certificate of insurance complying herewith is filed with the Director of Public Works.

(2) Bond. Except for public utilities, a financial guaranty in the amount of $5,000 in the form of cash or a letter of credit shall be deposited or filed with the Engineering Services Division prior to the issuance of the permit required in Subsection A(3) above. The financial guaranty may be used to complete restoration to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works or designated representative. The financial guaranty shall not relieve the applicant of responsibility for all costs to restore the excavated area to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works or designated representative.

(a) Permits with impervious surface disruption. After the 3-year maintenance period ends, the Village will conduct a final inspection. The applicant shall make all necessary repairs. After repairs are made and approved, the Village will issue final acceptance and the surety shall be terminated and released.

(b) Permits with pervious surface disruption only. After the 1-year maintenance period ends, the Village will conduct a final inspection. The applicant shall make all necessary repairs. After repairs are made and approved, the Village will issue final acceptance and the surety shall be terminated and released. C. Fees.

(1) Minimum fee. A minimum fee as set by the Fee Schedule of the Village shall be charged for each permit issued by the Director of Public Works or designated representative for the issuance of an excavation permit in a Village right-of-way.

(2) Inspection fee for utility work. In addition, a current schedule of inspection fees as set by the Fee Schedule of the Village and as amended from time to time shall be kept on file in the Village Clerk's office and shall be paid by the applicant prior to issuance of the permit.

(3) Inspection. At the discretion of the Director of Public Works or designated representative, a Village inspector may be required to be present continuously during major portions of the excavation and/or repair. The applicant shall be responsible to pay for the actual cost of such inspections. Should this require the inspector to be on site beyond their normal working hours, the permit holder will be billed for the cost of the overtime.

D. Regulation for filling cuts or excavations.

(1) General regulations. Excavated materials shall be hauled away and properly disposed of by the contractor. All excavations made in paved areas in the public right- of-way, not excluding gravel shoulders, shall be backfilled with a well-graded gravel material free of excessive fines and compacted in six-inch layers with mechanical compaction equipment. Alternatively, an approved slurry mix may be required. The excavation shall be filled with acceptable material up to the bottom of the surrounding

pavement. The pavement shall be replaced in kind in such manner as to leave no offset with the surrounding pavement.

(2) All repairs to excavations in permanently improved streets shall be made by saw cuts around the perimeter of the excavation. No jagged edges or irregularities are allowed upon permanent repair.

(3) All excavations in areas of right-of-way which are not paved, excluding gravel shoulders, shall be backfilled with natural material compacted in twelve-inch layers with mechanical compaction equipment. The natural material shall be placed to within four inches of the finished grade, and the area shall then be filled with four inches of the approved topsoil. The topsoil shall be raked to match the surrounding ground elevations, fertilized, seeded and covered with a suitable material to prevent erosion. Sod may be used in lieu of seeding; however, the sod must be placed flush with the surrounding growth.

(4) Excavations made in paved areas, including gravel shoulders, between October 15 and May 15 must be topped with temporary asphalt mix. The temporary patch must be replaced with permanent pavement as soon as practical or as directed by the Village Engineer or designated representative.

(5) When an excavation is expected to be open for longer than 96 hours, the Village Engineer or designated representative may require that the excavation be covered with a steel plate adequate to carry traffic.

(6) Defective pavement replacement.

(a) If the pavement replacement settles or cracks within three years of the date of the permit and if failure of the replacement is due to improper backfill or compaction, the pavement and backfill in the excavation area shall be removed and replaced at the expense of the party taking out the excavation permit. Until the defective pavement is replaced or repaired to the satisfaction of the Village Engineer or designated representative, no further permits will be issued by the Village for that party.

(b) Should it be determined by the Director of Public Works or designated representative that the temporary pavement is not being properly maintained, the Village will cause the work to be done and deduct the cost from the financial guaranty on deposit.

(7) Return of financial guaranty. After permanent repairs have been made, the party holding the excavation permit may request a refund of any remaining portion of the financial guaranty. An inspection will be made and, if the repair is found acceptable and there is no expectation of settling, the financial guaranty will be returned minus any charges that have occurred. In the event that the Village has incurred costs related to the excavation exceeding the financial guaranty on deposit, the permit holder will be billed for the overage. Return of the financial guaranty does not relieve the permit holder of responsibility for the excavation repair for the three years stated in (6) of this subsection.

E. Traffic control.

(1) It is the responsibility of the permit holder to provide and maintain all signage as required by the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices.

(2) The road shall not be closed without express written permission.

(3) It is the responsibility of the permit holder in cases of road obstruction to notify all appropriate agencies, including but not limited to: Village Departments of Public Works, Utilities, Fire and Police; State and County jurisdiction representatives if needed, school bus companies; and the like. Said notification will take place at least 24 hours prior to commencing work.

F. Emergencies. In the case of emergency, excavations may be made but all appropriate safety procedures must be used. A permit must be applied for as soon as practicable.

G. Penalties. Failure to obtain a permit to commence work, except in the case of an emergency, will result in a fine of $500 per occurrence. Each day the excavation is not permanently restored, as determined by the Director of Public Works or designated representative, shall constitute a separate occurrence. Penalties will not continue to accrue once a permit has been obtained and its conditions complied with.

SECTION II: SEVERABILITY. The several sections of this ordinance are declared to be severable. If any section shall be declared by a Court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such decisions shall not affect the validity of other portions of the ordinance.

SECTION III: CONFLICTS. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances contravening the terms and conditions of this ordinance are hereby to that extent repealed.

SECTION IV: EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall take effect upon passage and publication as approved by law, and the Village Clerk shall so amend the Code of Ordinances of the Village of Mukwonago, and shall indicate the date and number of this amending Ordinance herein.

Passed and adopted this _____ day of ______, 2017.

______Fred Winchowky, Village President

Attest: ______Steven A. Braatz, Jr., Village Clerk

Date Adopted: Date Published: Date Effective:

ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST

Holz Parkway Multi Use Trail Village of Mukwonago Project # 12-10059.200

Alternative 4 - Holz Parkway 8' Multi Use Trail - CTH ES to Perkins Drive (West Side) (2,440 LF) # Description Unit Quantity Unit Price Total 1 Easement Acquisition L.S. 1 $3,200.00 $3,200.00 2 Construct multi-use trail to subgrade L.S. 1 $18,000.00 $18,000.00 3 6" Crushed aggregate base course for trail TON 945 $20.00 $18,900.00 4 2-inch Asphalt Concrete Surface Course TON 250 $70.00 $17,500.00 5 4-inch Concrete Sidewalk Curb Ramps S.F. 192 $10.00 $1,920.00 6 Detectable Warning Field S.F. 48 $45.00 $2,160.00 7 Storm Sewer Installation L.F. 60 $120.00 $7,200.00 8 Clearing and grubbing L.S. 1 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 9 Topsoil, Seed, Fertilizer and Mulch S.Y. 2,100 $6.00 $12,600.00 10 Erosion Mat-Class 1, Type B S.Y. 250 $2.00 $500.00 11 Erosion Control LS 1 $4,000.00 $4,000.00 12 Street Light at Perkins Dr. EA. 1 $6,000.00 $6,000.00 Sub Total $96,980.00 Administration, Engineering & 40% $38,792.00 Estimated Total Project Cost $135,772.00

2017-2022 Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan

June 6, 2017 – Committee of the Whole Discussion

Please consider the following questions in preparation for our upcoming committee meeting. We will be brainstorming/discussing these topics

1. Please review the Community Survey Results (included in your packet). List three (3) items that you think are important to note.

2. Thinking about our park system as a whole – List three (3) things that you think are strengths in our park system.

3. Thinking about our parks individually or as a whole – List three (3) things that you think we need to add. This could be things we need more of or things that we do not have at all.

4. Consider all of our existing parks – List up to five (5) projects that you think should be a priority in the next five years.

5. A part of the park and open space planning process in Mukwonago includes site concept plans for three parks. Identify your top three priority parks that we should create concept plans for:

Thank you for your input!

Village of Mukwonago

2017-2022 Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan

PARK TOUR ASSESSMENT SUMMARY

Field Park

Wants Needs • More grill stations • Widen WIS 83 entrance • Additional lighting • Resurface all paths and drives • Improve or remove basketball area • Better define drivable path and parking • Add sand volleyball court • Replace dead trees and stumps – Village • Remove some of the large trees has plans to do already • Needs updated facilities – becoming old • Restricted access to park that doesn’t and outdated allow mid street crossing of pedestrians • ADA accessible swing from across street parking • Pickleball court – Village has plans to do • Directional signage at major intersection already to indicate direction to park for visitors • More diversity of play/recreational • Additional parking so people are not facilities parking on the street or in private • More support (picnic/grill) facilities business parking lots • Redesigned layout • Restricted bike riding during major • More on-site parking events to allow pedestrians to walk • Programmable neon sign to list park around park events and dates • Extend existing pathways to fully reach • Paved walkways where pedestrians walk play equipment and shelter during major events • Increase number of available restroom • Upgrade and enlarge pavilion to handle facilities (needed for major events) major events, esp. when weather is not • Spread support facilities such as benches, favorable picnic tables, water fountains, grills, etc. • Add water fountains around the park around park, do not group • Add benches to pickleball court area • Add lighting to park entrances • Add pathway lighting around park • Add more diverse types of play • Develop pathways with spaced benches equipment to encourage senior citizens to walk in • Existing play equipment should be park evaluated for location and safety • Replace swing set • Renovate park to meet needs for ball • Review park layout to determine what games and major events future major usage will be for • Move some fundraising events to other • Move ball park to another location within parks to free up openings for additional park system to allow other uses of park major events • Determine what the priority usage of this • Create policy for how the Village can park is meet its needs since special events pay • Require event fees to cover usage and little for park usage provide for future park upgrades • Major upgrades are needed to handle increase in park usage as most major events happen here

Miniwaukan Park

Wants Needs • Add trails through woods • More signage leading into park • Provide wider access to the river • Fix picnic tables • Additional restroom capacity • Add grill station and lights by pavilion • Pave the gravel section of the path • More play equipment • Update equipment • More parking for sports fields • Nicer picnic facilities • More restrooms – may need a family • Reduce 18 hole Frisbee golf to 9 hole bathroom family golf • Painting and refinishing signs on Born • ADA accessible swingset/activities Learning Trail • Update educational signs • Improve access to the park as • Another access point to park neighborhood streets can get crowded • Signage to designate each sport field, disc during large events golf course and children’s pathway • Improve signage at HWY ES/McKenzie for • Look at enlarging parking lot better visibility and add signage at Holtz • Circular walking path around outer edge Parkway/Small Road & Small of park Road/McKenzie • More shelters • Pathways to sport field and increase • Water fountain near the ball field pathways through green space areas • If pathways are added, add lighting • Add more benches, picnic tables and • Monkey bars or sand box grills • Review sports facilities to ensure they are • Interior lighting up to date with what is needed • More green space around play • Expand usage of picnic areas equipment • Make getting to some of the most distant • Increase range of users – develop green recreational facilities easier space for different usage • Add plantings or art • Limit size of special events due to parking • Plant Yule trees to screen park from surrounding neighborhood

Minor Park

Wants Needs • Add play area for younger children • Make walking trail into a loop • Soccer field • Internal multi-use trails • ADA accessible play area • Play structure • Picnic facilities • Signage • Lighting

• Permanent restroom facilities • Upgrade bleachers

Indianhead Park

Wants Needs • More river access/expand beach area • Sand for beach • Tie together with police station space via • New pier a walking path • Goose control • Add to where trolley stops • Resurface/repair parking lot • Get rid of geese • Add new pavilion with grill stations • Add activity/play area to picnic area (e.g. • Add lighting East Troy) • Add playground equipment • Band shell/outdoor performance stage • Better developed – play structure, • Repurpose this area – it has limited cleaned up swimming facilities accessibility and is in a poor location • Better signage • Something to prevent children from • Safer walkable area. Trolley tracks entering the river interrupt the flow of the park. • Programmable neon sign to list events • ADA Accessible trail and dates • Trail that goes further into the park • Increase size of parking lot if park is • Signage at major intersections pointing to developed with a performance stage the beach/park • Add pathways further into the park for • Add more pathways to shelter and picnic more enjoyment of the shade trees and areas river • Expand bathhouse restrooms • Add larger shelter further into the park • Add additional benches, picnic tables and • Water fountain grills • Lighting along river • Pathway lighting throughout park • Add points of attraction to make people • With park development, opportunities to want to come to the park attract other users to the park • Plan of action to attract other park users • Electrical outlets • Flexible development so park can have • Develop park to handle more special multiple users events • Make this the go-to park for small events

Phantom Glen Park

Wants Needs • Grill station • Goose control • Play area • New/updated boat launch • Work with DNR to create a beach • Pavilion lighting • “Clean Boat Clean Water” sign • Lot resurfacing • Boat cleaning station • Family friendly bathroom • Maintain and paint building • ADA accessible trail • Park/boat launch signage • Large sign on Main St./Andews St. • Upgrade roadway and parking lot with directing to boat launch additional vehicle/trailer parking spots • Additional benches, picnic tables and • Widen path to at least sidewalk width grills by fishing pier • If ever replaced, make shelter and • Pathway lighting restrooms larger • Water fountain • Additional lighting by boat launch area • Play equipment in green space • Limit usage to keep neighborhood residents happy • Keep park up to date

Washington Avenue Park

Wants Needs • More picnic tables • More restroom capacity • Surface/improve the basketball court • Water fountain • Bicycle rack • Lighting • Event signage to let visitors know what is • Replace baseball diamond backstop going on and when • Add trail access to park • Add pathways for pedestrians • Add park signage • Add small shelter • Add permanent restroom • Add water fountain, grill and picnic tables • Add additional benches near library area • Add tables and benches to area near • Some internal park lights library for library patrons • Basketball equipment will need • Limit usage to small special events upgrading in near future • Add play equipment • Park equipment/amenities may need to be reevaluated as demand for activities is changing • Do not add more sports activities • Add more shade trees near the library

Fairwinds Subdivision Park

Wants Needs • Multi-purpose sports field • Portable toilet • If sports field, provide parking • Pavilion – possibly with electricity • Splash pad • Grill station • Develop park – young children friendly • Trees with swing set and walking trail (up to 12 • Seating/benches that are weather years old) resistant • Walking trail • Play structure

TID #3 Conservancy Area

Wants Needs

Open Space Adjacent to Police Station

Wants Needs • Connect w/ Indianhead via walking path • Memorial lighting • Use as overflow/festival area • Picnic tables and grill • Enlarge area around Memorial for better visibility • Dedicate this area with a site name • Increase parking • Could add more benches, picnic tables, water fountains, grills, etc. if Hwy 83 is expanded

Overall • Bike/walking paths connecting neighborhoods and parks together. This could be via signage on streets, dedicated paths, etc.

Village of Mukwonago 2017-2022 Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan

RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE 2004 MUKWONAGO CORP

• X indicates those recommendations that have been completed or will be shortly • Stricken text indicates those recommendations that have not been completed and should not be carried forward in the new plan • Circle indicates recommendations which have not been completed but should be carried forward in the new plan

Specific Park Improvements • Field Park X Replace dead trees and remove existing stumps  Remove/upgrade tennis court X Remove/upgrade (8) horseshoe pits  Complete walkway on east side of park so that a continuous loop is created  Improve access to parking

• Minor Park X Add internal trails to improve accessibility to park facilities  Upgrade existing trails and parking to current ADA standards  Connect internal trails to future multi-use path along NN X Explore potential for a primitive canoe launch  Implement an archery range  Implement permanent restroom facilities

• Indianhead Park X Connect existing park path to path from Village Hall with ADA accessible walk, and provide warning/safety signage at railroad tracks  Enhance park entrance X Implement new landscaping to improve overall park aesthetics X Develop a portion of open area as an amphitheater or gazebo for events  Develop goose mitigation plan (ordinance)  Provide general maintenance and paint to beach building

• Phantom Glen Park  Implement an ADA accessible walking trail along the perimeter of the park, near the water

• Miniwauken Park  Connect all major facilities and parking with ADA accessible pathways  Improve access to existing primitive canoe launch  Implement lighting for safety in parking areas X Implement ADA accessible playground area

 Explore potential for development of a canoe drop-off area with minimal parking adjacent to Holz Parkway bridge on north side of river X Implement educational signage regarding Mukwonago River and native flora/fauna

• Washington Avenue Park X Replace baseball diamond backstop X Add additional backstop and diamond at southwest corner of site

• Fairwinds Subdivision Park  Develop master plan and engineering plans  Implement designed facilities

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APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-1 COMMUNITY SURVEY RESULTS To encourage public involvement in the Mukwonago Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, the project team created an online public opinion survey. The survey was available April 17 through May 12, 2017 and hosted on Survey Monkey. Hard copies were also available at Village Hall and the Library

In total, 577 individuals started the survey and 493 individuals responded to questions through the end of the survey. Approximately 73% of those who took the survey live in Mukwonago. The remainder were primarily from the Town of Mukwonago and other surrounding towns (Vernon and East Troy).

The survey represents a diverse group demographically, though certain groups were under- and over-represented. Generally younger members of the community were under-represented and those categorized as middle-age were over-represented. For instance, those under 18 represented 0.7% of survey respondents but make up 24.9% of Mukwonago. Those age 35-44 represented 32.2% of survey respondents but only make up 17.7% of the population in Mukwonago. The figure depicting respondents’ answers to their corresponding age group compared to 2010 Census data is shown under question 1 on page A-3.

Responses were filtered by community of residence to identify any differences between the views of Mukwonago residents only and all survey respondents. Results did not vary much, if any. The following are of note:

◊ Question 8: Only 18% of Village resident respondents noted they have to drive to the nearest park or trail (vs. 29% in overall survey) ◊ Question 10: Top 10 amenities Village residents wish could be added to existing parks are the same as the overall survey.

*A comprehensive list of open-ended questions and comments is on file with the Village. Questions with additional comments/ open-ended responses will be marked with an asterisk (e.g. Q2*).

A-2 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Q1 WHAT IS YOUR AGE? (577)

65 or older

55-64

45-54

35-44

25-34

18-24

Under 18

0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0%

Survey 2011-2015 ACS

Q2 DO YOU HAVE ANY CHILDREN LIVING IN YOUR HOME THAT ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 18? (571)

37.8%

62.2%

Yes No

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-3 Q3* WHERE DO YOU LIVE? (575)

1.6% 0.3% 1.6% 0.3% Village of Mukwonago 2.1% 4.5% Town of Mukwonago

16.2% Town of Vernon Common “Other” Responses ◊ Town of Eagle Elsewhere in Waukesha ◊ Village of North Prairie County Town of East Troy

Other (please specify) 73.4% Town of Waterford

Q4 HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO? (575)

16.3%

32.9% 0-5 years

6-20 years 17.7% More than 20 years

I don't live in the Village of Mukwonago

33.0%

A-4 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Q5 HOW OFTEN DO YOU...(539)

Walk for exercise

Bike for exercise

Walk for transportation from home to work, stores, restaurants, etc.

Bike for transportation from home to work, stores, restaurants, etc.

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

3 or more times per week 1-2 times per week 1-2 times per month 1-2 times per year 0 times in the past year

Q6* NAME A SPECIFIC LOCATION OR DESTINATION IN THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO THAT NEEDS TO BE IMPROVED FOR BICYCLE OR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY. (359) Common Responses ◊ WIS 83/Rochester Street ◊ CTH ES/Main Street ◊ CTH ES/Main Street to subdivisions (Two Rivers, River Park Estates) ◊ High School to Middle School ◊ Intersection of CTH NN and CTH ES/Holz Parkway ◊ Intersection of WIS 83 and CTH ES ◊ Downtown area ◊ CTH NN ◊ Intersection of WIS 83 and Holz Parkway ◊ Around Field Park

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-5 Q7* WHERE WOULD YOU PRIORITIZE THE LOCATION OF NEW BIKE FACILITIES, ROUTES, OR TRAILS? (297) Common Responses ◊ To/from parks ◊ Connecting existing trails ◊ Along waterways ◊ WIS 83 ◊ Near the high school ◊ CTH NN ◊ Expand path along Holz Parkway ◊ Loop around the Village ◊ CTH ES ◊ CTH LO

Q8 HOW CLOSE IS THE NEAREST PARK OR TRAIL TO YOUR HOME? (536)

28.9%

51.3%

19.8%

Within reasonable walking and biking distance Within reasonable biking distance, but not walking distance I have to drive

A-6 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Q9* WHEN VISITING VILLAGE PARKS, WHICH ACTIVITIES DO YOU OR MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD MOST COMMONLY PARTICIPATE IN OR USE? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY. (507)

Walking

Playground Equipment

Biking

Picnic Facilities (grills, shelters, etc.)

Bird/Nature Viewing

Boating/Fishing

Athletic Fields (soccer, football, etc.)

Ball Diamonds

Swimming

Basketball Courts

Other (please specify)

Tennis Courts

Volleyball Courts

Horseshoe Pits

0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0% 70.0% 80.0% 90.0%

Common “Other” Responses ◊ Disc/Frisbee Golf ◊ Farmer’s Market ◊ Special Events ◊ Maxwell Street Days

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-7 Q10* WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING AMENITIES WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ADDED, IMPROVED OR EXPANDED EITHER BY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES? MARK UP TO 6 PREFERENCES. (517)

Off-road walking/biking trails Beaches/Lake Access Outdoor pool Playground equipment Restrooms Splash pad Canoe/Kayak facilities Sidewalks Golf driving range Dog park Indoor pool Indoor athletic complex (for multiple programs/sports) Ice skating/Hockey rink Fishing facilities On-road bicycle facilities Lake & shoreline restoration Sledding hill Archery/Trap shooting range Golf course Other (please specify) Site furnishings (benches, tables, grills,etc.) Park landscaping/Trees Basketball courts Common “Other” Responses Off-road mountain biking trails ◊ More playground equipment Boating facilities ◊ Improved boat launches Disc golf course ◊ Community pool Camping areas ATV trails Shelters Ball diamonds Pickle ball courts Skateboarding facilities Sand volleyball courts Tennis courts Lighted Athletic Fields Bocce ball courts Park signage/Directional signage X-country skiing Soccer fields La crosse fields Park parking lots Snowshoeing Snowmobile trails Curling rink Horseshoe pits Football fields Equestrian Trails 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0% 40.0%

A-8 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Q11* WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PARK TO VISIT IN THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO? (470)

Field Park (southwest corner of STH 83 & CTH NN)

Miniwaukan Park (McKenzie Drive, south of Meadow Park Estates Subdivision) Minor Park (CTH LO, south of Minor's Homestead Subdivision)

Indianhead Park (CTH ES, borders Village Hall to the south)

Other (please specify) Common “Other” Responses ◊ Mukwonago County Park Phantom Glen Park (Andrews Street, west of CTH ES) ◊ Lauren Park Washington Avenue Park (Washington Avenue, adjacent to ◊ Vernon Marsh the Village Library)

Fairwinds Subdivision Park (Fairwinds subdivision)

TID #3 Conservancy Area (TID #3, south of I-43 and east of STH 83) Open Space Adjacent to Police Station (627 S. Rochester Street, south of Police Station)

0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0%

Q12* WHY IS THIS PARK YOUR FAVORITE PARK TO VISIT IN THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO? (419) Common Responses ◊ Walking paths ◊ Playground equipment ◊ Close to home ◊ Variety of activities/special events ◊ Park is natural, relatively undeveloped

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-9 Q13* DO YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT SAFETY OR ACCESSIBILITY IN ANY OF OUR PARKS? IF YES, PLEASE DESCRIBE. (482)

18.7%

Common Responses ◊ Field Park: old playground equipment, entering and exiting park (vehicles and pedestrians), fence around park, garbage and graffiti ◊ Miniwaukan Park: cars/people in park after it closes-need more lighting in parking lot

81.3%

Yes No

Q14 EXCLUDING WINTER MONTHS, ON AVERAGE HOW OFTEN DO YOU OR MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD VISIT OR USE...? (498)

Village of Mukwonago Parks

Waukesha County Parks

Town Parks

State Parks, Forests or Natural Areas

Ice Age National Scenic Trail

Other State Trails

Muskego Trail

Walworth County Parks

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

3 or more times per week 1-2 times per week 1-2 times per month 1-2 times per year 0 times in the past year

A-10 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Q15* DO YOU OR MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD COMMONLY (AN AVERAGE OF AT LEAST ONCE PER MONTH) DRIVE SOMEWHERE OUTSIDE OF THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO TO USE SPECIFIC RECREATIONAL FACILITIES? IF YES, PLEASE SPECIFY WHERE YOU GO AND FOR WHAT ACTIVITIES/FACILITIES. (494)

36.8% Common Responses ◊ Lapham Peak (17 responses), Kettle Moraine (24 responses), Ice Age Trail (8 responses) - hiking and biking ◊ Ottawa Lake - fishing and swimming (15 responses) ◊ Malone Park - new playground equipment (7 responses) 63.2% ◊ Various locations - golf (14 responses) ◊ Hartland - splash pad (12 responses)

Yes No Q16 DID ANYONE IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD PARTICIPATE IN TOWN OF MUKWONAGO SPONSORED RECREATION PROGRAMS IN THE PAST YEAR (E.G. YOUTH SPORTS, ADULT SPORTS, DANCE, ETC.)? (500)

2.6%

31.4%

66.0%

Yes No Not Sure APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-11 Q17* ARE THERE ANY REASONS THAT YOU OR MEMBERS OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD CANNOT PARTICIPATE IN RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES? IF YES, CHECK ALL THAT APPLY. (293)

Other (please specify)

Program or service is not available

I'm too busy Park doesn't contain desired features or facilities Not interested

I can't take my dog into the parks

Do not know locations of facilities Lack of personal resources (money, equipment, etc.) Common “Other” Responses ◊ Town of Mukwonago non-resident fees are Lack of restrooms too expensive ◊ Joined the YMCA Operating hours not convenient ◊ Lack of activities for seniors ◊ Unaware of what programming is available Too far from our residence

Facilities are not well maintained

Lack of transportation

Poor customer service by staff

Lack of accessibility

Security is insufficient

Overcrowding

Facilities are not kept clean

0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0%

A-12 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Q18 SHOULD YOUR COMMUNITY ALLOCATE ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO BE SPENT ON? (493)

Sidewalk Facilities/Pedestrian Enhancements

Installing New Park Facilities/Equipment

Park Maintenance (maintain existing grounds/facilities)

Bicycle Facilities/Trails

Tree Plantings/Emerald Ash Borer Management

Parkland Acquisition

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Yes No Not Sure

Q19* PLEASE USE THE SPACE PROVIDED BELOW TO IDENTIFY A TYPE OF NEW RECREATION PROGRAM OR SERVICE THAT THE VILLAGE SHOULD CONSIDER OFFERING. (224) Common Responses ◊ Outdoor pool ◊ Recreational programming for youth, adults, and seniors ◊ Splash pad ◊ Public golf course ◊ Ice rink

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-13 Q20* PLEASE USE THIS SPACE TO PROVIDE ANY OTHER COMMENTS RELATING TO PEDESTRIAN, BICYCLE, PARK AND RECREATION SERVICES OR FACILITIES IN THE VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO. (165) Common Responses ◊ More walking and biking trails ◊ Would like recreation programming or to reach agreement with Town on resident fees ◊ Add more sidewalk ◊ Village does a nice job of park maintenance ◊ Field Park - park amenities need to be updated

A-14 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN Pedestrian crosswalk. ◊ Near the high school and route to cross the busy Open-Ended Crosswalk and Stop lights field park. street. desperately needed at ◊ Sidewalk is needed on ◊ Intersection of NN/ES. Comments Hwy. 83 & Wolf Run Road. the south side of Hwy NN, ◊ Hwy NN needs bike trail ◊ The Bike Trail Bridges on from Hwy 83 to the high lengthened all the way Q3 Where do you live? LO going West from Mi- school. Kids have to walk to Sprague Rd to give nors could be improved. in the street or on the children in MASD an ◊ Wauwatosa Sidewalks or Bike Trail on lawns. opportunity to bike to ◊ Town of Eagle South side of NN from ◊ Would love a pedestrian PVMS/MHS ◊ Village of North Prairie High School to 83. bridge on Plank rd b/t the ◊ Hwy 83 ◊ town of eagle ◊ Around field park village and Miniwaukan ◊ Along Hwy NN past the ◊ North prairie ◊ All of Hwy 83 within the Park (over the railroad). Legion Hall, also ES past ◊ North prairie “Main Street” from ES to ◊ Roadside bike paths are the old Sentry store ◊ Town of Eagle NN needed ◊ North end of town field ◊ Eagle ◊ The bypass between ◊ Anywhere along busy park, pick n save, Park ◊ Village of East Troy ES and where the trail areas on hwy 83 or Roch- View. And getting from leaves off further south. ester street the village across 43 to Q6 Name a specific location ◊ Eagle lake street west of ◊ HWY 83 and HWY NN as Aldi etc. or destination in the Village Rochester st well as ES ◊ Intersection by fire station of Mukwonago that needs to ◊ That whole downtown ◊ Holz Pkwy from National -ES and NN be improved for bicycle or crazy intersection is not to Perkins. ◊ Hwy 83 by Both Aldi & BP pedestrian safety. only hard for motorists, ◊ On Hwy ES/Fox St be- ◊ Field park but walkin or biking tween Holz Pkwy and ◊ Mukwonago is not very ◊ Hwy LO from the Village through that intersection Maple St. bike friendly at all. to the existing walking/ is taking your life into your ◊ Two Rivers Sub Division. ◊ The intersection of NN & bike path at Minor’s Park. hands. It has no access to any ES entering into the Holtz ◊ Washington Ave Park ◊ River park estates parks for young children Parkway. River Park sub- ◊ Mukwonago High School ◊ To and from Walmart, to/ without having to cross a division residents utilize ◊ Mukwonago High School from downtown major road without traffic the Holtz parkway for ◊ Downtown and anything ◊ Corner of Holz Parkway lights. Unacceptable. marked mileage walks/ by Hwy 83 and Hwy 83 ◊ The downtown area bike rides and park and ◊ LO to 83 ◊ downtown ◊ Connecting the bypass river/lake accesss. At the ◊ No idea. ◊ ES to Holz Parkway/Hwy to the village along ES suggested intersection, ◊ Crossing Highway 83 at NN and the Fox River View up to the first cross street, most intersections within ◊ Mukwonago high school Sub-division is unprotected roadway the Village limits ◊ National and Edgewood ◊ outskirts - sidewalks are for walkers and cyclists. ◊ The intersection of Roch- ◊ Crossing SR 83 within the not level The sidewalk then begins ester and Main. Village ◊ Field Park through the parkway, ◊ Hwy 83 going into and ◊ On HWY ES from the old ◊ NA which is helpful. Howev- through downtown sentry to Oakland Ave ◊ Highway NN past the er, at the entryway, the ◊ “Clarendon Ave & Ve- and also on the by pass Highschool. curve in the road and trans Way road crossing. from ES to I think it’s Small ◊ Hwy nn (national ave) 45 mph speed makes it ◊ It seems to get a bit wild Rd. ◊ Miniwauken quite risky especially be- there with school traffic ◊ “Hwy ES between Fox ct ◊ Lauren Park cause the ditch is steep and the train at times. “ and Oakland ◊ high school along NN to and filled with brush on ◊ The intersection by Wal- ◊ Hwy 83 overpass be- 83 one side. Because of this, greens is horrible. I would tween Walmart and the ◊ ES from business park to there is limited space be afraid to cross the Bypass village to walk further from the street at that intersection. ◊ Holtz PKWY ◊ Hey 83 in the village & NN road and nearly impos- ◊ Cars southbound on 83 ◊ Perkins DR” from 83 all the way past sible for cyclists to avoid making right turn onto ◊ ES bridge the high school. less than careful drivers. ES sometimes can’t see ◊ All of the facilities seem ◊ River Park area to down- It would be nice to have pedestrians crossing the fine to me. town (ES) something put in place, road--vision blocked by ◊ High school to Field park ◊ Downtown area (if you without creating too cars in the left south- ◊ The corner at Field Park/ call it that) much upset to the exist- bound lane due to the Park View middle school ◊ The intersection of Hwy ing layout. angle of the street/inter- is still challenging for J and ES by the Elegant ◊ biking on roads is dan- section. Also cars don’t pedestrians (distracted farmer. The side walk gerous (i.e. CR I). it’d always stop for pedestri- drivers). ends past the orchards be great to have a bike ans in crosswalks on 83. ◊ None subdivision - given how loop/median to ride ◊ Bay View Road & Muk- ◊ “the intersection of Edge- busy ES is, it would be ◊ NN from where it con- wonago needs marked wood and Highway ES” great to have a safer nects with ES west to Hwy

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-15 83 NN on bikes when com- roads that do not have to . Andrews street boat ◊ I don’t know. ing from the high school side walks, ie: Hwy ES be- launch area would be ◊ It would be nice to have ◊ Hwy LO from Minors Park tween town and Elegant nice or a extended bike/ a bike lane along Nation- to the Village could use a Farmer walking path along LO to al/Fox from the river to walking/bike path. Road ◊ Hwy NN, Hwy EE, Hwy E, Mukwonago shores sub- the Green Ridge. too narrow to safely use Hwy I” division and other subdivi- ◊ From the highschool to for walking entire dis- ◊ Intersection of Fairwinds sions along there. the middle school tance to Village/HWY 83 Blvd and NN ◊ sidewalk along Edge- ◊ Sidewalks on hwy lo just from Minors Homestead ◊ any highway 83 crossing, wood Avenue west of hwy 83 subdivision. Path ends at area out by Bayview ◊ Downtown ◊ The bypass near the fire Minors Park. Road especially cross- ◊ Veterans Way towards St. station. No sidewalk there ◊ NN, Rochester, Main, ES ing into Aldis/prohealth James Church ◊ A lot of 2 lane highways ◊ Along Highway ES/Fox etc./ sidewalk not put in ◊ All along EE from the high that are unsafe for walk- Street by the industrial yet in front of Aldi’s/ Fox school to Lauren Park. ing/biking (E, EE, ES, 59) park street out to Highway NN/ There is no place for the ◊ Either Hwy LO or Hwy NN ◊ connecting the path Hwy LO and NN, raised kids to walk or ride their going to Eagle on Holtz Parkway to the strip past police station bike. We live on EE and ◊ NN...I realize part of it is intersection of NN and on Highway 83 . .hard to there are many kids trying the Town, but so unsafe National Avenue cross on a bike to walk to school in the for people to bike. ◊ I don’t think there is an ◊ I’ve almost been hit by a summer. They either have ◊ The bypass bike path area that needs improve- squad pulling out of the to walk in a ditch or in the needs to be connect- ment police station (non-emer- way of traffic to school ed at the north end (by ◊ The stretch from park gent), crossing both or Lauren Park for sports. the fire station on Hwy view ms to the high ES and 83 just South of They have no access that ES & Hwy NN) so you school. Atkinson St. is safe to get them into can run in a continuous ◊ Culvers ◊ The area south of the mu- town. loop where there is SAFE ◊ “Hwy nn seum near the intersec- ◊ Anywhere along hwy 83 PLACE to go with chil- ◊ 83 through downtown” tion in the middle of the and linking parks and dren. I can’t have my ◊ Sidewalk ends at the end village lacks appropriate library though a trail kids along riding bikes or of village pumper and crosswalks, and has too ◊ Hwy 83 thru town, the rest walking on highway! It’s doesn’t start on es till u congested of traffic for of the bypass( the indus- less than 1/2 mile...why get to the bridge. (There safe crossing otherwise. trial parkway), hwy LO wasn’t it just added when is private property) ◊ Sugden.... worst road ◊ Along Route 83 Hwy NN was repaved? ◊ Area around the middle ever!! ◊ Hey 83 (Rochester) could ◊ the bridges along the school! Kids safety that ◊ High school use a bike lane bike/walking path on intersection and school ◊ “Hy 83 under the railroad ◊ Extend path on Holz Park- LO are falling apart - just traffic flow is horribly viaduct. way to ES west of the baseball unsafe. The flow of the ◊ Better access to Mini- ◊ Hwy I (in between Hwy J diamonds high school could also be waukan Park from Hy. 83” and Hwy LO) ◊ “-Hwy. ES east of Holz improved. ◊ Not Sure ◊ Corner of ES and HWY 83. Parkway to the Eastern ◊ Mostly the center of the ◊ Highway ES from down- Also sidewalks and bike Trail intersection. village... From police town to heaven city. lane along HWY 83 south ◊ -Widen the Fox River station to Field Park on 83 ◊ Downtown by Walgreens from The Village. Bridge sidewalk and Main St from River to ◊ Along front street at ◊ “ Miniwaukan Park, Main ◊ -Install a flashing pedes- Dollar General Strip Mall least a side walk so my Street from the River to trian crossing sign at the ◊ Hwy 83, ES child can get to the foot Front Street. Perkins St. and Holz Park- ◊ Intersection of highways bridges safely. Also a ◊ More enforcement of way intersection as traffic NN and 83 side walk or something the law for the crosswalks on Holz doesn’t stop for ◊ none that continues down on N Rochester....hardly pedestrians or bikers in ◊ Can’t think of any across the bridge to get any one seems to care the crosswalk. ◊ “ES by field park to the swimming hole. to even slow down when ◊ -Install a flashing pedes- ◊ Hwy 83 by Bay view road The road on front street your waiting to cross” trian crossing sign at the ◊ Hwy NN needs to be redone, it’s ◊ I don’t know of any. crosswalk on Hwy. 83 ◊ Hwy LO” been falling apart for ◊ none between Half Time and ◊ Main St area years and we need more ◊ From intersection of Fox Deja Vu. “ ◊ To the YMCA children’s play areas and Holt Pkwy going west ◊ Hwy 83 is the main ◊ County nn within the village epecial- towards 83 street through town. It’s ◊ 83, or another route into ly around the south side ◊ main st narrow, and alternative the village from the north neighborhoods, I live on ◊ from High School to Mid- bicycle routes are difficult ◊ everywhere Blood street and there dle School to find. ◊ ES and 83 are no close playground ◊ Rochester ◊ entering field park from ◊ “Any of the main village areas for children to walk ◊ Highway 83 where it

A-16 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN crosses the river downtown. ◊ None that I can think of. etc. ◊ sidewalk or path to park ◊ Bike traffic to the middle ◊ Area in village on ES from ◊ Down LO on LO, sidewalk on Vet- school McKenzie Rd heading ◊ Hwy LO west of 83 erans Parkway from 83 to ◊ Anywhere I’ve needed/ north towards the fire sta- ◊ Area from Bayview and MHS wanted to bike or walk to tion. We need a sidewalk! 83 down to the Police ◊ “The area on Hwy 83 by has had a perfectly ac- Very dangerous. Department, and in the Aldi/Home Depot, etc. ceptable route available. ◊ From our subdivision, Riv- area from the Mobile sta- It is VERY dangerous to ◊ HWY NN. It would re really er Park Estates, until the tion to the Mukwonago drive let alone walk or nice if there was a paved recent sidewalks were Park by the River bike. path from the village to added, it hasn’t felt safe ◊ Area by Two Rivers and ◊ Also, the downtown area. HWY E. There are many riding a bike into town. all of ES area and NN to Too many cars going town and village resi- ◊ Downtown ES area WAY too fast, too many dents, especially kids, ◊ 83 and NN ◊ Sidewalk on holtz park- semi’s and way too much that could ride their bikes ◊ “From Holz Parkway path way or connect ES to the traffic.” instead of having to be to the High School via a sidewalk going into the ◊ The old neighborhoods driven all the time. HWY route near Rochester St. park don’t have sidewalks. NN is too busy and fast ◊ Better way to get from ◊ none So many kids walk to for bikers and walkers. Holz Parkway to the ◊ Everywhere Parkview or MHS around ◊ National Ave YMCA” ◊ Walmart, YMCA Roberts St and MacArthur ◊ All in town as driving ◊ NN & Fairwinds Blvd ◊ Hwy 83 and they’re in the street. through it on bike is dan- ◊ Hwy NN & Hwy LO ◊ We desperately need ◊ ES/Holz Rd- would like to gerous. bad sidewalks ◊ On the southern side of more bike trails through- feel safe for kids to bike and blind spots. NN next to field park. It out the village of Mukwo- to/from Park View middle ◊ HY NN (Veterans Way) needs a side walk on that nago, especially along school to Two Rivers sub- ◊ Along ES, it would be nice side. roads that were not built division. to be able to walk/bike ◊ Hwy NN on high school for the large amount of ◊ Hy 83 pedestrian cross- from the Vernob area/ route traffic. Veterans Way walks are not recognized Hidden Lakes subdivision ◊ By NN and ES west of 83, Highway 83 by drivers...... very difficult to Miniwauken Park and ◊ Along NN north and south of the to cross 83 the trail along the bypass. ◊ Connecting the town Village, Highway LO west ◊ 0 ◊ Hwy ES near Oakland with the village for biking. of 83 to the park and ◊ I think we have good Ave needs sidewalks. ◊ Anywhere between then out to Rainbow sidewalks and pedestri- Hwy NN near the train Clarendon and the High Springs (I know that it’t an safe areas already. tracks. School with paths or not all Village but what a Perhaps the crosswalks ◊ Hwy NN west of Hwy sidewalks. great opportunity to do a across Hwy 83 could be 83past the high school ◊ Downtown crosswalks cooperative project with more prominent. Locals ◊ County Road I between ◊ Anywhere you cross high- the Town of Mukwonago know they are there, but NN and J way 83. and the state. Same not non-locals. ◊ Please consider connect- ◊ I do not live in the village with Highway NN west of ◊ Downtown area needs ing the path from Holz of Mukwonago, I live MHS, need bike trail to to have better bike Parkway up to National. in the town. But we do Eagle. It’s impossible to paths and would love Also, there is no pediatr- occasionally pack up our ride a bike on NN west of to connect to bike path itrian walk signals at that bikes and ride through Highway I. off bypass by small farm corner at the light. In town. Or walk through ◊ NN to Pic n Save and NN road addition, please consider town as well. to field park ◊ Crossing East Veterans connecting the path on ◊ Along ES ◊ The bypass needs to be Way at Clarendon Ave- LO to HWY 83. It stops ◊ There needs to be a four extended from Small nue abruptly right after the way stop on the corner of Farm Rd up to the side- ◊ along Rochester St. baseball park. Another Pearl and Grand Ave. walk by the Holz Park- ◊ Hwy ES, between the safety concern is at the ◊ Bypass way/ES intersection. If I bridge over the railroad railroad tracks by Clar- ◊ Bike paths to the elemen- want to run or bike I can’t tracks and at least to the edon. There needs to tary school and middle make a complete circle Fox River or even further be a sign by the pedis- school. Many neigh- of town. It also makes East. Also on Hwy NN be- trian paths that this is a borhoods don’t have no sense that there is tween Mukwonago High railroad crossing since the sidewalks or designated no sidewalk to connect School and Eagle. gate does not go down bike lanes McKenzie to where it ◊ NN between 83 and HS. in front of the path. I think ◊ Connect the newly ends on ES just west of ◊ need sidewalk on the rest this is HIGH priority, since pedestrian-improved NN the industrial park. Con- of holzparkway up NN there are many children to nearby subdivisions nect the sidewalk so we ◊ I’d like to see a bike who walk this path since (Two Rivers) Sidewalks on can negotiate town bet- path/bike lane in to the the schools are within 1/4 ES to get to the village, ter. Walking on Plank Rd village from the river to of a mile. schools, parks, library, to the downtown would

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-17 be super easy if the road ◊ 83/Rochester. The cross- bridge school by NN. A paved over those tracks hadn’t walks need to be better ◊ hy. lo from Hy 83 to the trail would be helpful. been closed. All these lighted or signed, espe- park on the west end. ◊ Hwy ES sidewalks. To nowhere cially when the crossing ◊ Round a bout by Wal- ◊ Hwy NN, National, 83, ES are the big issue that pre- guard is not present and greens ◊ River Park Estates to Field vents pedestrian traffic kids are trying to cross. ◊ ES bridge over Fox River Park. River Park Estates around town. ◊ HIghway 83 just south of ◊ Highway 83 area. to Miniwauken Park. Do ◊ DOWNTOWN the police station ◊ Downtown area white stripes on a busy ◊ Holz parkway by the fire ◊ Hwy NN west of High ◊ Railroad crossing options. road with trucks and station School Intersection of 83 and cares zipping by make a ◊ I am not sure where to ◊ Holz Parkway between ES. Highway ES from the safe bike path for chil- start National Ave (HWY ES) railroad bridge west - no dren and the elderly? ◊ Along hwy 83 and NN and Perkins Drive to the sidewalk or bike lanes. No ◊ Hwy 83 by Lake St into Holz Pkwy. Also along south. It is impossible to dedicated bicycle lanes ◊ Downtown ES to Elegant Farmer. run, walk or bike on the on 83 - anywhere. ◊ Holtz road by NN ◊ “Bikes, all major streets shoulder there. Connect ◊ “Bike path past St. James ◊ Field Park except bypass are un- the sidewalk north of ES to Hwy 83 ◊ Connection of River Park safe. to the trail. ◊ Safer crossing at Hwy 83 Estates to Miniwaukan ◊ Pedestrian, pretty good.” ◊ don’t live there and turn by Aldi.” Park ◊ Highway ES between the ◊ I only feel safe on the ◊ Holtz parkway sidewalk ◊ Sidewalks for along Fox stoplights at NN and Wal- bypass walkway or side needs to be extended to Street from NN to down- greens-add a sidewalk or walks. connect the new side- town. And McKenzie Ave bike path ◊ Parkview Middle School walk on NN from Fox Street to the ◊ Intersection of Hwy 83/ from the High School and ◊ Mukwonago itself isn’t a sidewalks in the residen- Main Street/National Ave Minors Park to downtown place I enjoy riding my tial area near Mini Park. by Walgreens on LO bicycle. There are beau- ◊ Highway EE and NN are ◊ River Park Estates to ◊ Bike path or sidewalk on tiful rural roads outside both to narrow and have Holz Parkway Path - no Holz Parkway from ES to of the village that are far no shoulders sidewalks!! People need Small Farm Road. more accommodating. ◊ in field park to get to the YMCA and ◊ Holtz Parkway Nn crosses ◊ Where ES turns into Main ◊ Not familiar enough Wal-Mart safely. River over es going south a Street (from the South) so ◊ by pass on parkway to Park Estates to downtown small piece maybe 4 or 5 I could walk all the way the pro health care via ES - no sidewalks. blocks.will connect circle from Bay View Circle into ◊ Through downtown Muk- People also need to get or walk ways. Cross walk town. wonago would be good to downtown safely. lights will be needed. If ◊ Fox Street to help improve business ◊ EE to Section it’s not done would be ◊ Intersection of 83 and exposure. ◊ Generally walk in the a failure of common Hotz Parkway ◊ Hwy 83 for bicycles River Estates. sense. Connecting park ◊ The intersection by Wal- ◊ The sidewalk needs to be ◊ The crosswalks by the ,river access to miles of greens extended parallel along high school and there walking ways is logical ◊ The Two Rivers subdivision Holz Parkway from Fox needs to be a sidewalk and would make Mukwo- does not have relatively Street to Perkins Drive. It’s on the south side of NN nago a great example of safe and direct path unsafe to travel along by the high school. community living. We all to the middle of town. Holz Parkway currently. ◊ Hwy. NN from St James to could walk safely almost Fox Street (Highway ES) ◊ See below High School anywhere to any busi- should be improved with ◊ Hwy LO from 83 to Minor ◊ Seems ok ness, park,nightlife. This a path along side the Park ◊ none was on my mind since road from the subdivision ◊ nor aware of anythin ◊ ES & 83 construction started and to sidewalk that leads to ◊ hwy 83 ◊ From ParkView to the I say sidewalks being the railroad track over- ◊ “ES/NN/Holz Parkway High School--From expanded. pass. intersection RiverPark Estates to the ◊ NN & 83 ◊ Rochester St. ◊ ES from Holz Parkway to Schools. ◊ Throughout town ◊ Around the schools. Maple St” ◊ LO from 83 West ◊ LO north of park Not safe for kids to bike ◊ The intersection by Fork In ◊ The intersection by 83 ◊ None that I can think of. around them. the Road, Walgreens and and the Home Depot is ◊ along Main Street and ◊ Along south side of Hwy the Mukwonago muse- dangerous for bikers and Hwy. 83 NN near High School. um is very dangerous for walkers. ◊ The library As well along south side pedestrians, bikers, and ◊ Biking up and down Hwy ◊ Highway NN from the near Field Park. cars. 83 and ES can be dan- high school west ◊ Connecting the minor’s ◊ walking to/from the high gerous. I would like to ◊ Holtz Parkway all the way homestead off of LO to school to the intersection see a bike lane on those to ES should have a side- the minor’s subdivision on of 83 and NN. roads. walk. ES to the Fox River the other side of the high ◊ South end you g towards

A-18 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN east troy office is and going up to currently need to bike ◊ “Hwy 83 and Wolf Run: it ◊ The main downtown the apartments and Two or walk along the side of needs stop lights badly. intersection. Rivers. There is a large the road until the path ◊ We live in the apart- ◊ Crossing street at 83 and population there of kids begins. ments and have seen 2 ES intersection. who could/would walk ◊ The entire downtown. bad ◊ (1) CTY ES east towards or bike to the schools. ◊ All non 4 way stop signed ◊ accidents. We need the Vernon; (2) CTY ES west Another place is going intersections in residential now...... ” towards East Troy down ES from the post subdivisions. ◊ Hwy 83 south of NN ◊ None office intersection down ◊ Hwy 83 from kwik trip to ◊ Pedestrian walkway from ◊ Middle School to High to the village...I don’t feel Alditr HOLZ PARKWAY FROM School, LO safe when walking on ◊ The area between the CTH ES to PERKINS DRIVE ◊ Field Park that road. high school and Hwy to connect with Miniwau- ◊ Holtz and Hwy 83 ◊ The intersection of Wolf 83. Sidewalks matching kan pathway along ES! ◊ Not sure, good job on nn Run and HWY 83. up from the bypass to ◊ The south side of Veter- last year. ◊ the intersection of 83 & the corner of ES and NN. ans Way around the high ◊ Sorry to say, most of it. ES is very challenging to Crosswalks on Eastern school. There is no good place to cross safely Trail (crossing over ES) ◊ Hwy NN SAFELY bicycle. ◊ None would be helpful. ◊ All main roads (ES, LO, I, ◊ From River Park to Field ◊ Between the high school ◊ minewauken park 83) Park. and Fairwinds subdivi- ◊ My family and I used ◊ 1. Minor’s Park - The ◊ Hwy EE is an important sion. A pedestrian bridge to live in Wind Lake for paved bike path that fol- connection from town to over the road would be years. During that time, lows County LO in Minor’s the village. wonderful. we biked almost daily park should be expand- ◊ National avenue ◊ Need sidewalk on ES by using the trail that ed by taking full advan- ◊ Crossing HWY83 from Johnson bank to the extends from Franklin to tage of the beautiful land ◊ Downtown Mukwonago bridge. Burlington. We bought in Minor’s Park by creat- ◊ National Ave northeast of ◊ Hwy nn from high school expensive bikes and re- ing additional paths that Hwy NN to hwy ES ally loved the availability. wind through the open ◊ Miniwauken Park..... ◊ 83 to Minor and West of When moving to Mukwo- woods and then further dangerous trees....one is Minor on Hwy LO nago, I tried to ride at the east through the woods uprooted and leaning on ◊ ES same rate, but it wasn’t south of the baseball another tree for a month ◊ Crossing at the intersec- possible. I tried riding diamonds. It would be a already....someone is tion of 83 and ES and fur- down NN, and I’ve never beautiful trail that would going to get hurt! ther north near The Fork in been more nervous on be utilized by bikers, ◊ None the Road restaurant. a bike. I wanted to ride walkers and joggers on a ◊ Highway 83 ◊ Downtown, es and 83. down LO to the park, and regular basis. ◊ section 31 One takes their life in again, I was terrified of ◊ Fox Street ◊ “1. Bay View Rd and Hwy their hands trying to cross cars over hills and around ◊ getting to bike trails 83 there. turns. I have been limited ◊ Crosswalks on LO to ◊ 2. Hwy 83 and Front St ◊ Stop screwing up our to riding in subdivisions Minors park should have ◊ 3. Hwy ES from Hwy 83 to roads with bike lanes that and around town which blinking yellow yield Two Rivers Dr can realistically only be is neither scenic nor lights, especially by ◊ Holz parkway south of ES used 8 months out of the private. Our bikes have Brockway Drive. Also bike ◊ intersection of ES and 83 year. started to essentially just path should continue on ◊ From Pick and Save all ◊ All of it. hang in our garage and LO to Highway 83. the way to River Park ◊ River Park (Eastern Tr) to collect dust. Now with ◊ The intersection of river Estates downtown, and the High a young daughter, we park circle east, river ◊ Downtown village...right School. would love to ride, but park circle west, and hand turning by Espresso ◊ The Field Park Subdivision. again, we’re very limited. western trail should be a Love cafe...I’ve almost The Village Board didn’t We have transported four way stop sign. Cars been hit crossing from enforce it’s sidewalk ordi- our bikes to the glacier travel quickly on river the Walgreen’s side given nance when the streets drumline trail, but that’s a park circle west, and it is cars have to pull far out were re-done, now we all big process. a danger to the kids. into the pedestrian walk- have to walk in the street. ◊ river park estates. people ◊ Holz Parkway from Fox ing lane to turn right to Stupid, stupid, stupid. use the street instead of St to where the sidewalk see past the cars on their ◊ Crossing from ES near At- the sidewalks for their currently begins. Even if left. It would also be nice kinson over to Walgreens walks/runs it’s only on one side. to have sidewalks on NN ◊ The piece of road that ◊ the entrance to river park ◊ LO going to Clarendon, the stretches from the Village estates from NN ◊ Where main st crosses Middle School and High fire house until the start ◊ “Do not put bike lanes on over the lake School coming from the of the paved path on Rochester St., Main St. Or ◊ “-CTH ES Fox River bridge corner where the post Holtz Parkway. People why 83 (A separate pedestrian

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-19 bridge would be ideal) along Fox St., starting Not certain it needs to Homestead to Mukwo- ◊ -LED crosswalk signs in east of Cedar St. go to the top of the list, nago park and then to addition to a street light ◊ Hwy 83 and Wolf Run, but love seeing kids out Kettle Moraine-Mukwo- at the intersection of Holz could use stop lights, very biking. nago portion Parkway and Perkins Dr dangerous to cross or ◊ I’d like to see a paved ◊ Trail that follows trolly line (this intersection is too turn. connector trail that takes ◊ From the freeway to field dark at night) “ ◊ I’m not familiar as of yet. me to the Glacial Drumlin and park ◊ Hwy ES by the river We moved here 6 months trail. Right now I have ◊ connect neighborhoods ◊ County road LO ago. to drive to Milwaukee or with safe trails when riders ◊ The park on LO has a ◊ intersection near Fork in Wales to use the trail. need to go through busy paved walking /bike the Road ◊ River park estates areas. path. The bridges cross- ◊ Hwy ES / National Ave ◊ Enlongate and enhance ◊ Na ing feeder system to the ◊ East side of NN, West of bike path along Holz ◊ Miniwauken lake are in need of repair. 83 parkway. ◊ along highway I, along Boards are dry rotted ◊ Hwy LO between Hwy 83 ◊ Mukwonago high school NN--too dangerous now nails and fasteners are and Minor’s Park trail- ◊ National Avenue because roads are so rusted. Not safe. head ◊ Outskirts of Village hilly ◊ ES needs a side walk from ◊ Along ES or LO ◊ What I stated above ◊ ? where it ends over the ◊ Corner Holz Parkway and ◊ “Perkins Dr ◊ Minor park area train tracks to the inter- ES and NN. There is no ◊ Holtz Parkway from Per- ◊ I would begin in the section with NN. I like to place to walk except on kins to Hwy NN village. For years my bike to Miniwaukan with the pavement. ◊ Hwy ES between Fox ct children were not able to my kids and right now we and Oakland safely bike in the village. have to go around on Q7 Where would you priori- ◊ Hwy 83 overpass be- Just now that the side- Oakland Ave. It would tize the location of new bike tween Walmart and the walks on NN are com- also be nice to have the facilities, routes or trails? Bypass” pleted, they can start. path on Holz Parkway go ◊ Along trolley The children in the village all the way up to NN. ◊ Along our gorgeous wa- ◊ In the town should be able to safe ◊ Hwy ES bike paths and terways. Both river and ◊ Not able to answer, as I maneuver/travel to loca- trails. Walking bridge lake. don’t own a bike tions within the village. over river on ES to con- ◊ Hwy 83 - Hwy ES - Hwy NN ◊ Along the waterways ◊ parks and areas that nect all of the village and - Oakland Ave (Lower Phantom to river, you can ride for lengths business access on foot/ ◊ Hwy ES Hwy 83 Hwy NN along the river). Consider greater than 15 miles bike safely Cty Rd LO rails to trails as old rights ◊ A bike path between ◊ When walking on 83/ ◊ Near the high school and of way become avail- Mukwonago and East Rochester, when patrons to parks able. Safer bike lanes for Troy are leaving stores or ◊ Extend existing trails to roads (eg. Holtz Parkway, ◊ Leisurely walking and restaurants, they don’t avoid biking on roads roads to bypass down- bike trails around the abide to stop sign and ◊ None. town traffic) village and town would stop middle of sidewalk. ◊ Connecting all the bits ◊ None be fantastic as well. Speed bumps before and pieces of paved ◊ NA ◊ From out in the town to stop signs? off-road bike trails; Allow ◊ ES (Honeywell to Two get to the village ◊ The downtown area. biking within the Vernon Rivers), NN (ES to High- ◊ (Town) Down EE from People would walk more Marsh School), and LO (village either Woodland or High- if it was safe and had ◊ I’m not sure. to park/neighborhood). way I, it is very dangerous NICE sidewalks. ◊ Near the parks and indus- ◊ no comment ◊ Same areas ◊ A bike path over the fox trial parks ◊ Having safe biking Lanes ◊ LO river on national would ◊ Vernon Marsh from around emerging busi- ◊ Unsure be useful. Clarendon Ave entry to ness areas should be a ◊ mountain bike trails ◊ Highway NN , all the Frog Alley. I think a path priority through vernon marsh way west to Rolling Hills for bikes could be added ◊ To and from schools and would be super fun School. Ideally if you bike or the existing trail split to parks ◊ Good path on Holz NN from the village fire allow bikes somehow. ◊ Down by the lake Parkway -- maybe that Dept all the way to rolling ◊ Off of Hwy 83 some- ◊ The downtown area and could be expanded with hills as well as from down- where. near the park and ride lo- other routes through Mini- town mukwonago all the ◊ Not sure... what are the cated at the expressway wauken way to elegant farmer choices? entrance ◊ It would be nice to have ◊ ES &NN and Between ◊ Patjs that would connect ◊ Connecting the bypass a bike/walking trail that Heaven City & Two Rivers parks to the village along ES leads out to the wildlife ◊ ES especially over the Fox ◊ Hwy LO, Hwy NN and the Fox River View reserve. River and Edgewood ◊ Anything to expand the Sub-division ◊ With the village in the ◊ There are no sidewalks paths would be good. ◊ a path on LO from Minors center, create linear

A-20 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN trails out like spokes, with ◊ High (Indian head). A path trail parking for people who ◊ Not sure that continues along by- ◊ Near schools and in transport their bikes. Vil- ◊ Around the schools and pass ( NN) to along ES to parks. lage rides would be nice, perhaps connecting the village down town. We ◊ Holz Parkway attach the reduce some parking parks and library just need to connect our trail from Perkins Dr up shortages, encourage ex- ◊ It would be nice if the walk ways to get to areas to the new sidewalks on ercise, and promote local WE Energies path at and we need to improve East Veterans Way shops (who could have Miniwaukan Park was our parks around the ◊ I don’t know bike racks available). The available for walkers. villages and make it say ◊ Vernon Marsh park on LO could be one Also, I wish there were to get there. We have ◊ I would like to see a bike park and bike location more connected, longer parks that are under trail along the Vernon to downtown, Minor Park distance biking / hiking utilized and my 10 year Reserve trail could be another, up by trails. old son has no where to ◊ Town of Mukwonago the new Kwik trip...maybe ◊ Around the Vernon Marsh walk or ride his bike to so ◊ access to trails from sur- the Garden Mart would ◊ Hwy 83, ES he can meet other kids in rounding subdivisions welcome the bike riders ◊ don’t know the area. We need play ◊ from High School to Mid- to park there...could lead ◊ It would be nice to have areas and a safe way to dle School only, all else to shopping! a bridge over the free- get to them. We have is fine ◊ The bypass near the fire way besides the one on a dumpy park on the ◊ Rochester station hwy 83. That would only lake on shore drive that ◊ near downtown ◊ EE be for bikers, walkers is private to 80 homes in ◊ Lo from 83 to park ◊ Down hwy es from the and runners. The bridge Mukwonago shores. One ◊ “1. The area from the firehouse into town could start from the holtz person across the street high school/middle ◊ Hwy Lo-continuation of path straight over in be- out of the goodness of school to the YMCA. existing bike path tween home depot and there hearts cuts the lawn ◊ 2. Lauren Park area ◊ NN from the Town to the walmart. with there own money, ◊ 3. Indian Head Park Village ◊ “Hwy LO mean while ice fisherman area” ◊ somewhere that is easily ◊ Hwy NN” NOT from the subdivision ◊ It would be nice to have accessible from the main ◊ Town of Mukwonago ruts the lawn up driving in a bike route/trail off LO part of town and is safe parks and out of there leaving connect from the existing for children to use a well. ◊ County nn westward trash everywhere. In one from Minors Park, They can’t be on busy, ◊ See 6 summer people from all going closer to the Lower high-speed highways ◊ everywhere over, again NOT from our Phantom Lake, complet- in order to get to these ◊ ES or 83 subdivision drive down ing a circle, basically trails. ◊ Create a 5-10 mile bike there, leave trash and around all of Minors Park. ◊ it would be great if the loop around the perim- hang out and have bon- ◊ easier route from the bike path along LO could eter of the village & the fires and we pay taxes village, over Hy 43 to be extended further west town that a person could on it and we can’t seem access the Home Depot/ ◊ I haven’t thought about bike safely to and from to do anything with it YMCA area..again, cross- it. the bike path on Holz because of liability issues. ing Hy 83 is dangerous ◊ Access to the schools. Parkway. It would take some legal ◊ 0 Kids can’t drive cars. ◊ Don’t know, don’t bike action to try and buy it ◊ I am not in support of ◊ Other than the previous or hike but that would also be a bike trails, routes, etc answer, most areas are ◊ If possible along Phantom great option for a park. ◊ The old lynch Chevy fairly accessible by either Lake on opposite side of ◊ NN on the lake would be sidewalk or walking/bike swimming hole or west of ◊ Veterans Way and Main a great place to ex- paths. Maybe the south the bridge on either side Street pand existing parks and side of NN extending of the lake/ to East Troy ◊ From the high school to provide a community from HWY 83 to MHS. ◊ N/A Lauren Park location on the lake There is already a path ◊ Again, a shoulder on Sug- ◊ Fox river area ◊ Extend the Holtz Parkway on north side of NN but den, EE, and Hwy E ◊ Connecting village and sidewalk....somewhere? requires crossing NN. ◊ Marsh school parks and library Maybe along the river(s) ◊ on busy roads nearest to ◊ Better access to Mini- ◊ Hwy LO,nthen the rest of ◊ Same as #6 existing parks and trails waukan Park from Hy. 83 the parkway, then the ◊ Along 83 and NN ◊ not sure, I usually don’t ◊ Not Sure streets thru the village ◊ More trails towards river use trails, but use roads in ◊ Connecting a bike and ◊ More bike and walking park!! the village walking path all around paths, especially along ◊ anyplace would be nice ◊ I don’t have a specific town that just seem to the rivers and in wooded ◊ Near the high school location in mind but I end. We need to finish areas ◊ Not sure would like to see more along LO, along front ◊ Hwy LO to Mukwonago ◊ I don’t see a need for biking/walking paths in street, down to and over Park new bike facilities, routes, the village. bridge to swimming hole ◊ Hwy LO just has a short or trails.

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-21 ◊ HWY NN from village to track (WE Energies land I to Sugden to EE of phantom lake, & thru HWY E think) and from Miniwau- ◊ Do not bike town ◊ More interconnected kan east along the same ◊ Anywhere in the village ◊ Same as above’ walking/bike paths across old railroad tracks back or town ◊ Holtz Parkway the city. I have only seen to Holtz Parkway. ◊ circle around village ◊ Along LO to complete short sections in some ◊ Close to the schools ◊ Not sure section into Mukwonago areas. ◊ See answer to 6 ◊ none ◊ 83 and Holz Parkway ◊ Ones that run throughout ◊ As noted above ◊ west of 83 on LO ◊ along Holtz Ave. the area and connect ◊ Bayview making a loop ◊ Complete the loop from ◊ Not sure what is available together. to allow for easy tranver- field park, down NN all ◊ On all major roads - 83, ES ◊ Near the lakes ing and safety the way down the bypass and NN. ◊ On LO to parks going ◊ “NN to ES first so families can safely ◊ Hwy 83 and turn by Aldi. west ◊ ES area next” bike or run to the Y or do ◊ Southern parts of town. ◊ Please see above ◊ nowhere around the village. ◊ N/A ◊ None. ◊ Would love to see a bike ◊ I would prioritize this fairly ◊ North west side of town ◊ It would be great to have trail, too much busy road high. This also seems to by high school a long trail to bike and riding improve the desirability ◊ If we could connect the walk in. We have a lot of ◊ Highways of the area overall. parks with bike trails that shorter trails (holz park- ◊ Link trails through town ◊ Bike paths through the would be great way, etc) to LO. center of town by 83/ ◊ The canoe launch area ◊ Bike trails or routes ◊ Highway 83 north and National would be nice is an ideal location for a through the marsh or south of the Village. instead of having to bike hiking and mountain bike near the canoe launch Highway LO to Rainbow on the sidewalk. path in Mukwonago. This would be great. Springs. Highway NN to ◊ Wouls not is NOT a paved or gravel ◊ Connection from down- Eagle. ◊ Around Phantom Lake path. The path could town to parks and ◊ Access to the lake would ◊ Holz Parkway run along the river, cross schools be great! Also out to ◊ not sure over the Mukwonago ◊ Bike trail around the lakes Walmart/Home Depot ◊ Bike paths, out skirts of river and into the wood- ◊ Something that makes a area. Maybe some biking the village, possibly to ed area south of the Two loop around mukwonago trails out by the canoe link Vernon, North Prairie, Rivers subdivision (woods and/or a trail all the way launch too. Lots of space Eagle between the Fox and to Mukwonago Park on there. There is a great ◊ Do Not not not put a bike Mukwonago Rivers), be- Cty Hwy LO gravel path that runs lane down hy 83 fore the path leads back ◊ Highway 83 to County X. through Miniwaukan park ◊ Same as number 6 canoe launch area. The ◊ Fox St - from NN into town that would make access ◊ lo concept is no different ◊ Along NN to downtown and shops ◊ Downtown Mukwonago than what is found in ◊ Cry road EE near the high so easy, but the halt that along Hwy 83 needs a the Southern Unit of the school. goes toward town says bicycle path. Bike racks Kettle Moraine, which has ◊ Along roads where it no trespassing. Opening are needed for people shared mountain biking would be safe to have that to people and bikes shopping. and hiking paths (John bike lanes, walking paths, would be great, and ◊ Not sure of the name of Muir, Connector and etc. easy. park but crosses 83 going Emma Carlin Trails). ◊ Somewhere near Phan- ◊ DOWNTOWN west about 3 or 4 miles to ◊ Around the schools. tom Lake ◊ national avenue huge park where camp- ◊ Uneven sidewalk in the ◊ Get access from the ◊ By field park. ing and hiking and fishing village. railroad bridge to minors ◊ wider roads where there swimming pond already ◊ By the high school park all the way to the is a bike lane are there. ◊ By the Mukwonago and bypass. Its the old train ◊ Along the Mukwonago ◊ Along ES to make it easier Fox Rivers and along HWY line, crosses no traffic river if possible or along to bike through Mukwo- ES. once you are on it. Phantom lake. nago, across the Fox ◊ see above ◊ would love to see more ◊ Would like long distance River & beyond. ◊ See above. Emphasis on bike lanes out in the town biking trails for harder ◊ Nature preserves/marsh- safety. - for example, on County core riding/training or es ◊ Finish off the path along Rd. I leading into town. connection to other local ◊ To schools Holz Pkwy, all the way to ◊ I think the Holtz Park- trails/glacial drumlin... ◊ If this would include the Fire department way path would benefit ◊ Hooking up to bypass walking I would love to ◊ Something more by Hwy from being turned into a ◊ Along highway 83-con- see a path along the river LO going to the Muk- loop, going north along nect a new bike trail to (heading downstream wonago Town Park and the East side of HWY 83 the glacial drumlin trail from the train trestle that Rainbow Springs area. and then cutting back ◊ No where goes over 83). ◊ Holtz road by NN towards Miniwaukan park ◊ To the library ◊ All high traffic areas ◊ We need something along the old railroad ◊ Some sort of loop from 83 ◊ Near the library, eastside heading from the village

A-22 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN to the town, west and Run though about Mukwo- into Holz parkway to con- north. ◊ a groomed trail along the nago in comparison to nect to the trails there. ◊ Connection of a route Fox River would be highly Muskego, Kettle Moraine, ◊ LO from thru the Village desirable etc has always been a ◊ Along the power line ◊ Sorry, not a biker but ◊ We don’t need any.. trail for bikes or walking. right-of-way that travers- would love to promote ◊ Around Phantom Lake. We live right in the village es Miniwaukan Park (a more bike routes. Or Between the village near LO and Field Park paved or gravel bike trail ◊ West of Mukwonago park west of phantom and it would be a great would be desirable) ◊ ES lake and the Mukwona- connection point! ◊ LO ◊ by pass on parkway from go Town Park. ◊ See 6 ◊ Not interested nn ◊ No comment ◊ Hwy 83 south of NN ◊ Same as above. ◊ Through downtown since ◊ Need bike path along- ◊ All pathways should join ◊ Connection of trail on there is already a bike side hwy 83 from field together through the Holz to Rochester, thru shop downtown. park to high cross drive village: HOLZ connection, WE Energies connecting ◊ Hwy ES (north of village) to 83 and Holz parkway back up to park. ◊ See above. encourage more walk- going toward S complete ◊ N/A for me ◊ Park next to the lake on ing and biking into the village pathway! ◊ In the village Eagle Lake Ave, a better village. ◊ A connection on Holz ◊ Over the fox river on route to Miniwaukan park ◊ LO Parkway between ES/NN national ◊ “not bicyclist, no com- ◊ Concentrate the bike and Perkins Drive. ◊ See above. Serving loca- ment lanes near the parks. ◊ Hwy NN between Rolling tions of parks and attrac- ◊ side streets ◊ Would be nice to go Hills Elementary School tions. Bikeability to the ◊ Not sure around the lake, w/o and Clarendon Avenue mukwonago park off LO ◊ I’d like to see a trail ex- having to be on the hwy Elementary School and elegant farmer and tending from Mukwona- out gh ◊ “1. Minor’s Park - The connecting the schools. go to the Glacial Drumlin ◊ A nice bike trail thru and paved bike path that fol- ◊ Hold Parkway trail that goes from around Vernon March lows County LO in Minor’s ◊ ES and Holtz parkway Waukesha to Cottage and along the fox and park should be expand- ◊ Fox St. needs sidewalks. Grove Mukwonago rivers. ed by taking full advan- ◊ I’m not familiar as of yet. ◊ As above. ◊ The North Side of the tage of the beautiful land We moved here 6 months ◊ High School area Village, using Field Park in Minor’s Park by creat- ago. ◊ Near schools or the High School as a ing additional paths that ◊ Along the river or along ◊ on County LO out to Muk- trailhead. wind through the open Hwy IO wonago Park ◊ Between the beach area woods and then further ◊ Hwy ES / National Ave ◊ 84 by the river and the shops east through the woods ◊ Northern end of the city ◊ Near the YMCA and over by Health Hut south of the baseball ◊ Hwy 83, Hwy LO, Vernon Lynch Chevrolet ◊ north of high school diamonds. It would be a Marsh trail ◊ Definitely hwy EE and NN. ◊ A recreation/nature trail beautiful trail that would ◊ Along ES or LO ◊ Bike trails by Fox River. in which bicyclists need be utilized by bikers, ◊ Some of the townships There is a short bike or not stop for traffic. walkers and joggers on a roads are dangerous to walking Trail off of Fox ◊ Trail regular basis. ride a bycycle due to River Run but ends at ◊ Extremely high priority. ◊ speed and limited shoul- national ave ◊ I would like a route down ◊ 2. Mukwonago County ders. ◊ To and through frog alley LO to the park and then Park - Create a beauti- area turning to proceed to the ful paved bike trail that Q9 When visiting Village ◊ County Park dog park. People could travel’s around the ponds parks, which activities or ◊ National Ave northeast of walk their dogs there and and through the woods facilities do you or mem- Hwy NN feel safe doing so. It’s allowing bicyclist’s a bers of your household most ◊ None also a scenic and private natural area to bike and commonly participate in or ◊ section 31 walk that might not pres- experience nature.” use? ◊ Use existing by pass (Holz ent as many obstacles for ◊ Fox Street Pkwy) and expand paths building or creating the ◊ Side walk in NN needs ◊ would use tennis courts on both ends of it path (just an assumption). to continue to ES and if available and main- ◊ Add on to the one off This is great news though! continue on bypass to tained. Would swim if Holz Pkwy, make it longer I am a teacher at the connect w/existing side- sanitary and safe. ◊ to Wolf Run and the new high school, and I am walk. ◊ Our kids really enjoy the industrial park always proudly push- ◊ Widen Edgewood ave shore fishing on Phantom. ◊ No Opinion ing Mukwonago to my put bike lanes in Indian head and the ◊ from ES across the river friends and family as a ◊ I would like to see the boat launch are nice, down NN to the schools. place to live. My parents walkways installed on can there be more us- ◊ HWY 83 through town and in laws have already east veterans (and good able public areas on the and to the YMCA Wolf moved out! One big void job on those!) extended water?

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-23 ◊ Shelter at Field Park ◊ running equipment ◊ I don’t feel anything during Jack O’Lantern ◊ Pickle ball ◊ None needs to be added, ex- Jaunt and Maxwell Street ◊ Need a Band shell ◊ Field Park Pavilion desper- panded, or improved. Days ◊ dog exercise areas ately needs to be torn ◊ Band Shell ◊ - An Inclusive Playground ◊ Frisbee golf down and replaced, ◊ Indoor pool. Not everywhere children of all ◊ Events ◊ A park which hosts July one wants to join the abilities can play togeth- ◊ Dog Park 4 Fireworks; ridiculous I YMCA er example Imagination ◊ Farmer’s Market and have to go to another ◊ Frisbee golf Station in Oconomowoc Maxwell Street days community ◊ Lights on the bypass or a park in Franklin ◊ Trails, Pet friendly areas ◊ - An Inclusive Playground ◊ Drinking fountains ◊ Essentially all of these de- ◊ Public archery range where children of all abili- ◊ A Parks dept. for the vil- pending on time of year ◊ Frisbee Golf ties can play together lage. Paying extra for our and age of participants. ◊ Frisbee Golf ◊ Concession stand for a kids to do Rec sports with ◊ parks for events ◊ Dog Park sledding hill/ice skating the town is frustrating ◊ Frisbee Golf course and ◊ fitness gym rink ◊ charge for boat trailer walking trails ◊ snowmobiling, farmers ◊ Fix the ball diamond at parking ◊ Disc Golf market, community ac- field Park. The slope is ◊ Keep the swimming hole ◊ Na tivities ridiculous clean ◊ Frisbee golf ◊ Frolfing/disc golf ◊ Community pool ◊ Beer Garden ◊ Family time ◊ Maxwell Street Days ◊ lighting - safety ◊ Community bandshell ◊ Litter pick up....not exact- ◊ Maxwell st days, politely ◊ PLEASE FIX THE BOAT ◊ You should ask if we ly fun, but meaningful! events RAMP!! need more facilities, or if ◊ Open space sometimes ◊ Golf ◊ A public outdoor pool the present is adequate. kite flying e ◊ Disc golf would be great This is a push question, ◊ frisbee golf course ◊ Previously walked at ◊ walking trail with fitness anyone answering it will ◊ Restrooms and bubblers. Miniwaukan - now full stations assume they need to Special events held at of loose dogs and dog ◊ Parking lot in Miniwaukan choose and inflate the Field Park. crap. too small for baseball dia- response to spend more ◊ swimming? i wish! we ◊ I would love somwhere monds money would like a splash pad! for swimming, that didnt ◊ Bubblers at all park loca- ◊ None ◊ disc golf courses have Goose droppings tions ◊ Outdoor exercise equip- ◊ Village parks sorely lack ◊ Dog walk ◊ Playground equipment ment playground equipment!! ◊ Flea & Farmers Market or simple play stations at ◊ Rugby field Indian Head Park and ◊ Frisbee Golf Indian Head park ◊ Very interested in some- Phantom Glen Park ◊ Maxwell Street and Farm- ◊ Rollerskating rink thing going into the park could really be made er’s Market ◊ Combined park/school that touches Fariwinds great with more than ◊ Because of age and facility for ecology edu- subdivision swimming, volleyball and health concerns, I primar- cation ◊ Separate where dogs swings. ily use Field park for social ◊ Putting a shoulder for and people walk - en- ◊ none not enough stuff to activities. bikes to travel down on force laws. do to bother going ◊ Maxwell Street Days, busy or hilly roads ◊ The improvised boat ◊ I like the peace and Jack-o-lantern Jaunt ◊ Concrete Courtyard/am- launch on National Ave quiet of some of our park and other events such phitheatre type areas for across the Fox River areas as charitable events for performance and seating bridge could easily be ◊ Have done some cross organizations like Best ◊ Parks and Recreation improved for very little country skiing, visiting the Buddies. offerings/classes funds. A lot of people use Farmer’s Market ◊ 9hole Frisbee Golf in ◊ New playground equip- that. ◊ Maxwell St, summerfest MINOR’s survey ??? ment at Field park ◊ Dirt bike track and trails ◊ Disc Golf! Reducep ◊ Replace pavilion in Field ◊ None for public funding... ◊ Exercise the cat at Minor ◊ The field park tennis Park, Permanent Outdoor ◊ indoor rec programs for Park. courts are Not even performance stage kids ◊ Disc golf courses usable ◊ Would like a Playground ◊ would like to see park in ◊ disc golf ◊ Bypass trail in River Park Estates! Fairwinds finished ◊ walking our dog ◊ none, all would cost too ◊ none ◊ Track for running, trails for Q10 Which of the following much $ ◊ There are concerned hiking. amenities would you like ◊ Mukwonago dog park citizen complaints of row- ◊ Would love to see a to be added, improved or ◊ music in the parks! dy groups of 20ish adult community pool come to expanded either by public ◊ summer recreation pro- males, drinking liquor, pot our area. or private entities? gram for children needed smoking, and swearing ◊ Frisbee golf ◊ I feel mukwonago is Iakbix River ◊ Disc Golf ◊ rubber padding un- lacking in everything on ◊ Outdoor fitness equip- ◊ Disc Golf derneath playground this list. ment area

A-24 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN walking trails and within ◊ “ ◊ It has great events and Q11 What is your favorite walking distance to my ◊ Maxwell Street Days is feels like the heart of our park to visit in the Village of home there, and it’s the closest community. Mukwonago? ◊ I love being near the wa- park to my house. ◊ It’s the closest ter - it has pretty views. ◊ We live in this subdivision ◊ close location ◊ no preference ◊ It’s close and doesn’t ◊ Close to home, nice ◊ it clean, no ticks and ◊ I don’t have one have sand under play- walking/biking path for easy to get to by car, ◊ We don’t usually play at ground equipment. kids foot and bike for kids and mukwonago parks ◊ It is a nice sized park. With ◊ It is in our neighborhood adults. ◊ Lauren places to walk, bike and ◊ proximity ◊ You can walk, play on ◊ Dog Park play different games. ◊ Proximity the play ground, have ◊ I don’t have a favorite ◊ Water access. Though it ◊ It has the most to do, has parties, etc ◊ Lauren park has the least desirable the most activities, great ◊ Close, I do not have to ◊ Mukwonago county park play set for kids. The area path around the park, go on to major roads to ◊ None, we don’t have any has more potential, sure good bathrooms, big, get there. goods ones. Visit other the band box, but I could pretty, lights. ◊ “Na cities see more equipment and ◊ Miniwaukan Park is con- ◊ Baseball ◊ Lauren Park visual features (sculptures veniently located to my ◊ Kids activities ◊ Mukwonago River State or buildings?) Parking lot house and offers frisbee ◊ Central location to natural Area on Holz there is a bit rough too, golf. everything and space fir Parkway and Vernon but still enjoy the park. ◊ Proximity multiple activities Marsh (N & S sides) ◊ Nice facilities--swimming, ◊ All of them could use ◊ nice pier, boat launch ◊ Vernon Marsh restrooms, picnic tables, some updating. We have ◊ It’s close ◊ I see Fairwinds subdivision creek--and can get there 7 grandchildren under ◊ The flee market events listed, and would LOVE by canoe/kayak. the age of 12 and 2 of ◊ Location to see the park that was ◊ Walk the circle, grand- them have special needs ◊ This park has the most proposed for this area be son’s BB games, Farmers so we visit the different community activities constructed. Market, Maxwell St Days, parks but none of them going on there. ◊ I’ve never visited park Cancer Walks,etc are an Inclusive Play- ◊ take the dog on walks, because I don’t know ◊ Lots of large trees for ground enjoy nature where any are located shade and close to ◊ Closest to my residence ◊ The events that are held ◊ There isn’t any yet home. Hosts most of ◊ For watching ball games in the park ◊ It’s a toss up between the activities we enjoy and attending Maxwell ◊ Playground equipment Field Park and the Dog attending. Days and weekend activities run ◊ Big, events held there. ◊ Has the most activities ◊ Just our go to ◊ Library park Good parking. ◊ I like the huge old oak ◊ It is pretty, does not have ◊ The county park - muk- ◊ The playground equip- trees. trash laying around and wonago park ment, disc golf and the ◊ Play structure is more still appears natural for path for biking/running. conducive for the age of the most part Lots to do there, beauti- my kids. ◊ Bike and walking trails Q12 Why is this your favorite ful park with nice picnic ◊ Central location, space, ◊ Closest to my home park to visit in the Village of areas as well. We all love activities. ◊ Close to home Mukwonago? disc golf and of course ◊ It hosts various activities ◊ Most natural the kids love the play- throughout the year ◊ Nearest to home ◊ Lake ground (wish it was larg- ◊ closest ◊ new disc golf park. we ◊ Has plenty of fun activi- er) and I love the biking/ ◊ Playground equipment really need a skate park ties for my kids. Big soccer running path. with walking access to for the kids. field, basketball ◊ Close to home the library. ◊ Convenient and has a ◊ Field - Large Capacity ◊ Close to home; able to ◊ Location, also spend time nice trail, but it’s small ◊ Walking path and mature walk, ride bike to; offers at Washington and Field ◊ It’s close to our home. oak trees outdoor festivities parks. We enjoy Miniwauken, ◊ Beautiful oak and hick- ◊ Within walking distance ◊ dog walking space but it’s a little farther to ory trees, walking path, ◊ Beautiful trees and trail. ◊ Closet playground get to on foot or bike. wildlife Decent parking too. ◊ Events ◊ Centrally located for kids ◊ Flea Market ◊ Because I enjoy the ◊ Has the nice walking trail after school ◊ It’s within walking and paved paths and the and although small, has ◊ Close to home, with biking distance paths through the woods. access to the river - pret- soccer fields and play- ◊ N/A There are different ter- ty views. ground. ◊ Maxwell Street Days and rains and vistas that are ◊ Great activities. ◊ Lovely trees, social events the various festivals. Also lovely. ◊ It’s the cloest that support Mukwonago the farmers market. ◊ “Playground for kids, flea ◊ It’s the closest park with charitable groups, well ◊ Somewhat measureable market playground to our house. maintained, safe, ample

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-25 parking and fun to see outdoor area for get-to- ◊ We live within walking ◊ Good playground for the little kids on the play gethers. distance of it. Easy and the kids, great path for equipment. ◊ Location and activities convenient to use. kids on bikes and access ◊ No sand and decent ◊ We use the various parks ◊ Kids walk from school to the ricer and shaded play equipment for sporting events ◊ sledding hill areas for picnics ◊ It has the most amenities ◊ Clean ◊ Mature trees, close to ◊ It is the closest to our for the family ◊ Because is the closest home house ◊ Lots to do there park to my home ◊ Close to home ◊ Shelters, activities, re- ◊ I can have my dog un- ◊ Convenient as we visit ◊ It is undeveloped and I strooms leashed and it’s main- the library often go with the neighbor kids ◊ Close to home, bathroom tained very well. ◊ Play equipment for kids to explore, build forts, facilities, lighted, shelters ◊ Other parks around new- ◊ It is in walking/ biking throw rocks & other fun ◊ Largest park closest to er subdivisions seem more distance. My son enjoys stuff our home. private. Field Park has riding bike going over ◊ One of favorite . . . close ◊ All the summer action is in been there forever and the bridge looking into to home, shady (used Field Park easily accessible. the water for fish. On to have more nice oak ◊ It’s close to my house ◊ Nice quiet park with lots hot days stopping in the trees), farmer’s market and I like to bike on the to offer for families. beach area ◊ Closest track inside it ◊ it’s 5 blocks from our ◊ Traffic is light, safe for ◊ Disc golf course, jogging ◊ Because its the closest house and it’s interesting walking and bike riding path (I wish there were a to us besides Clarendon for kids with NO SAND. :) for kids, nice play set. full paved loop though), Ave Elementary School. ◊ nice bathroom facilities, ◊ Natural conservancy, somewhat busy, but not ◊ Close to my home. playground, options for able to accomidate, too busy. ◊ Closest to my residence, both organized activities bikes roller blades walkers ◊ Playground and all the safe and convenient to private recreation runners and animals safe events that take place walk and bike to with the ◊ Beautiful trail through the park there. family gorgeous oak tree grove ◊ The farmers market ◊ Swimming ◊ Proximity to home and and access to the river. ◊ Closes park to my house ◊ Not used a lot and its school. Swing set and ◊ Closest Tennis Courts ◊ It is the one closest to open areas. field park has a nice shel- ◊ it is closest to our home my house & I can get a ◊ Closest to my home and ter for picnics. It would ◊ The open space, walking nice walk in, my kids can has the most events be awesome to have a area and some play- scooter or ride their bikes going on! splash pad there. ground equipment make on the paved trail & play ◊ Closest to home. ◊ dog likes it best it enjoyable for my mul- at the playground. Win ◊ We haven’t lived here ◊ Close to home tiple age range family. It win for all! long, but have attended ◊ Playground equipment would be great to add ◊ Location, but my son also various activities that and walking/biking path additional playground loves the playground have been at Field Park. ◊ quiet equipment, a beach equipment. ◊ Close to my home ◊ Holds events like Maxwell area and pave the rest ◊ Playground for my kids, ◊ Closest to walk to and Street Days, Summerfest of the walking path for walking/running area go swimming but I wish and National Night out. easier bike/scooter use. ◊ It has playground equip- it had a nice play area. ◊ We have a rescue dog. ◊ Large enough to host ment for my kids, plus We would go to Andrews We go to the dog park several sporting events picnic tables for a picnic street but again nothing every day. Second and tournaments simulta- lunch. It’s not that close for kids to play with and choice Field Park be- neously. to us, Indian Head is meet other kids. cause of all the activities ◊ we really hate the closer but there is no real ◊ Playground equipment that go on there. outdated playground play equipment. and walking/bike path ◊ Location is convinient equipment and sand of ◊ Nearest to my house, ◊ Close. Easy access. No ◊ Size and proximity to me. field park playground, personal history (learned cars to run somebody ◊ within walking distance of we rarely go here and in- to ride a bike there),festi- over when walking. my home stead frequent the town vals, Maxwell street days, ◊ It has a great disc golf ◊ most activities are at Field parks which are some- farms market, biking laps course. park what better. in the park. ◊ Close, convenient, beau- ◊ My son plays ball there ◊ Closest to home. ◊ Variety of activities tiful trees, and walking and I like how the park is ◊ I enjoy that there is a ◊ It’s the most convenient paths / variety of stuff to laid out. walking path, disc golf and it has paved drive for do ◊ clean, quiet, disc golf, course, playground, and walking and biking ◊ I have to drive to an soccer and baseball baseball diamonds. I ◊ Boat launch, fishing pier; area for the kids and I to fields, ample parking, wish the volleyball court meet people here do anything. I can Park safe, pretty. was kept up with there ◊ I live in that area there kids play then walk ◊ It has a lot of commu- though. Our family would ◊ Central with beautiful around town. nity events, it’s easy to be more likely to use the trees and open spaces ◊ Close get to, and it has great

A-26 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN restrooms now. the summer. Many parks them ◊ Swimming hole is nice, ◊ Lots of sports opportuni- in other cities have bands ◊ There is a nice path to but could use some up- ties/ We can go on a trail, on a week night that gets excercise, they have a dating. Frisby golf, soccer, etc. people out. See Water- restroom and updated ◊ Location and access to ◊ The events ford as example or I can playground equipment. the lake ◊ Large, airy, safe, can bike list many more. Outdoor Field Park is closer to me ◊ Golf through the park, many pool would be great with but a little run down. ◊ I can walk to and around activities held there an annual fee to pay for ◊ Tend to go here most the park with my dog, ◊ closest it. often for events play in the park and it’s ◊ Closest to my residence ◊ Has the most public ac- ◊ Closest to us connect to Holtz parkway ◊ Quiet, camping cess playground equip- ◊ Maxwell street days so walking a few miles in ◊ Near by ment that we know of. -walking a small area and lots of ◊ Variety of amenities We’re new to the area. ◊ Close to home and farm- people are around that ◊ Disc Golf ◊ I really do not like the ers market/maxwell street like to do the same. ◊ We live close to this park parks in Mukwonago. days ◊ I’m always finding rare ◊ It has been promised for They are out dated and ◊ It is a good size and cen- and expensive civil-war 10+ years but does not most have “dirty/filthy” trally located era coins at the North- exist!! sand. We usually leave ◊ Because it’s not currently west corner of the park. ◊ its right behind my house Mukwonago and use the built? Surprised to see it ◊ it is the only one i know ◊ I would say Fairwinds parks in other surrounding on the list but hopefully about Subdivision Park, but we areas. I would love to see there will be basketball ◊ Has “country” feel....en- don’t have any equip- an update to Field Park--I courts for all and not just joy the natural scape. ment there yet. This is the feel this is the central part cater to the little ones! ◊ Convenient to get to. subdivision I live in and I of Mukwonago. It would ◊ Close to home and Has walking trails along would love to see some be nice to have some library. Nice open area with Athletic facility. Ca- equipment go in soon so new basketball courts ◊ Why would you list Fair- noe launch is close. Bike my boys and I can enjoy and tennis courts, better winds Park when there is trail on bypass is nearby, going to the park this parking as well as new no park? Been here 13 except the bypass bike summer. We usually go playground equipment years and still no park. trail needs to be expand- to sunset park in Wauke- with wood chips or even ◊ Great activities all sum- ed. sha because they have better the soft/foam. The mer ◊ Safe, open space, some- playground equipment bathrooms are beautiful, ◊ No traffic (limited) best what clean that is geared towards but the rest looks kind of (yet dated) playground ◊ soccer fields and frisbee older kids and younger “dumpy”. equipment. golf kids. ◊ Most going on in the ◊ If this was completed it ◊ We swim there in the ◊ location, restrooms, play- summer. would be my favorite but summer. My kids love that ground, walking path ◊ We live in the subdivision we have been waiting for there is a pier, we like the ◊ Only decent option. And so it is very close to walk awhile now facilities too and the ease it’s not the best. to. ◊ Closest one. Fairwinds of parking. Like that the ◊ It just happens to be ◊ Access. park is listed which would trolley stops there now the park my family is ◊ Dog park be the closest but it is not too! You can fish there. most familiar with. It has ◊ The big area to walk a park. It is an empty ◊ It is the park with the most playground equipment, around on and the big field outdoor events and ac- plenty of area for walking oak trees ◊ walking path, playground tivities within the Village. and biking or general lei- ◊ Kid and family friendly equipment. ◊ All the events held there. sure activities. We like the ◊ Playground, nice walking ◊ All the activities held ◊ CLOSE TO HOME restrooms and covered path, disc golf here: Maxwell St, base- ◊ Maxwell Street Days areas as well. ◊ It is close and offers sev- ball games, jack o lan- ◊ Swimming area. ◊ nice walking trails and a eral family activities. tern jaunt, etc. ◊ Has alot of history nice bathroom ◊ Kids soccer club plays ◊ Closest to walk ◊ Swimming and fishing. ◊ area, water trees. Fair- there--also swimming at ◊ Maxwell Street days Close second would be winds is NOT ready! Indianhead park, but Farmers Market Miniwaukan ◊ proximity need to take care of ◊ Has everything we want. ◊ “Quiet neighborhood ◊ River access, walking, goose dung ◊ I can walk there from Two ◊ Nice playground equip- playground ◊ Close by our home Rivers because of the ment ◊ We can bike there and ◊ Large park...lots of wast- path on NN. ◊ Library” not have to worry about ed space though...should ◊ They are all nice ◊ Nice little park, basketball traffic, nice scenery be a destination park for ◊ Closest to our home court and library is right ◊ Good walking path many activities. Could ◊ Close to home. Nice there. Plus walking dis- ◊ Mukwonago does not clear some trees walking path tance from our home. have any goods parks to ◊ It’s close and my kids are ◊ Because it has more play- ◊ There are none but the attract people to go in small so it works best for ground equipment survey required I picked

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-27 one...I cannot walk ◊ Biggest don’t mind loose dogs that we use in the spring to any parks from my ◊ Sledding hill, playground, jumping on you and dog and fall, events held at residence in river park ball diamonds & volley- droppings everywhere. the park throughout the estates and cannot use ball courts. Needs bath- ◊ my neighborhood year, and location the walking biking trail in rooms!! ◊ The beach is great. ◊ Nice playground miniwauken with my kids ◊ Basically in my backyard. ◊ Good variety of play- ◊ closest because we will get hit Nice walking paths, pet ground equipment, good ◊ all of the activities with the discs from disc friendly, lots of athletic amount of seating, bath- ◊ attached to Mukwona- golf fields. rooms nearby go River State Natural ◊ Is the most nature orient- ◊ Kids play area and bath- ◊ Lake Access/Water View. Area - all within walking ed roms ◊ Because it is on the lake distance. would love to ◊ Swimming without ◊ Very natural and clean. ◊ close see both the playground charge when it is HOT Great nature viewing. ◊ Great walking loop with in the park expanded and close to my home We love it. nice large trees, very and the state natural ◊ Close to home ◊ Boating and fishing clean, well tended, disk area expanded along ◊ Central location - nice ◊ Activities golf, near water. Would holtz pkwy to the indus- trees - events and farmers ◊ Wild life, quiet be nice to have new trial park and the water market ◊ Only one I know of restrooms. treatment plant. ◊ This is where my son has ◊ Convenient to get to, ◊ Field Park as this park ◊ Location, playground, sport practices planned events held is used for most of the size ◊ Close to home ◊ closest nearby events put on for the ◊ Great for walking and ◊ The newer playground ◊ activities residents picnics. equipment and walking ◊ The events at Field Park. ◊ its less then an half a mile ◊ Activities, playground, trail ◊ Very near my home, from my home baseball diamond, etc. ◊ close to home ,play right now is just an empty ◊ It’s large, has a nice walk- ◊ Closest to my home ground for grand kids field would love to see ing path and it’s nice to ◊ Playground, summer ◊ It’s close. However, it is something for when my see folks playing Frisbee, markets kind of rundown. grandchildren visit walking dogs, etc... ◊ Athletic fields and bat- ◊ View of the lake, fishing ◊ Close to my house. ◊ that’s where i walk by trooms and boat launching. ◊ Open space and close to when i walk a dog ◊ Plentiful green space, ◊ Central location, many home ◊ Closest to home playground equipment, activities availibile ◊ Has a nice walking path. ◊ Events held there, dia- sports fields, track, frisbee ◊ multiple sports can be ◊ Community centered mond golf done there and easy access to busi- ◊ Easy access from home. ◊ Attractive views of the ◊ Take the grandkids to nesses, schools. Can you ◊ Water views lake, wildlife viewing, lake park and play. Maxwell expand the park across ◊ Close to home and good access, picnic tables, street. Baseball games. on Hwy NN? walking path pleasant setting Small walking area ◊ Many fun activities ◊ The walking path and old ◊ Paved and relaxing..... ◊ because of the nature including Maxwell Days, trees as well as the river. ◊ “Close to home trails Farmers Market and play- ◊ Close to home, like the ◊ “ ◊ Events gound. walking trail ◊ Beauty ◊ Closest to home ◊ River access. ◊ large trees, very rustic, ◊ Location, walking paths, ◊ Proximity to my home ◊ Maxwell Street Days nice walking trails spacious ◊ The walking trail through ◊ Newer equipment and ◊ closest to home. within ◊ We can go fishing and the park is very nice. walking path. walking distance launch our boat from ◊ Because its within walking ◊ Walking / biking distance ◊ It now has a decent there distance of our home to home; access to river. bathroom ◊ within walking distance and holds the most com- ◊ The walking path ◊ walking path to where I live munity events. ◊ Open park, close to the ◊ its within walking distance ◊ Close to home, it has ◊ playground equipment River, with baseball dia- ◊ Close to grandkids house trails, disc golf course ◊ DIsc golf and close to monds, paved walking ◊ Close to home ◊ It’s nice, clean, has nice Holtz PKY path path and frisbee golf ◊ I can get to it on my bike walking trails, allows ◊ It’s the only one that has course. without crossing busy dogs. festivals? ◊ It is close to our house. streets ◊ Fishing Phantom ◊ Nice path way to walk, ◊ Very close to our home. ◊ Close to our house ◊ Walking trails, playground rustic, history, peaceful, Love the new bathrooms. ◊ It’s the closest to our toys , Frisbee golf close to the marsh to ◊ Playground equipment home. ◊ the shade from the Oaks hear the cranes/wildlife ◊ closest ◊ Close to my home. Great is wonderful as are the ◊ Large , with woods, can ◊ It has facilities and Max- playground & walking multiple features con- bike on it, well St days and green area. Many events held tained at this park ◊ Many activities. market. there. ◊ Its a true park....people ◊ Walking trails ◊ Nice walking path if you ◊ Provides tennis courts go there to have fun so-

A-28 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN cializing with others in the place close other than market eryone needs to pickup outdoors. Moorland Golf Center. ◊ “Walking after their dog. ◊ Maxwell St. Days ◊ is the closest until Fair- ◊ Beautiful and large. ◊ Just, think some of the ◊ It is the closest. winds park is finished Natural. equipment could be ◊ Location, walking path, ◊ has picnic area , lots of ◊ Central location newer. baseball diamond shade , boat ramp , and ◊ Big open spaces and ◊ Field Park has so much ◊ It has a great loop to run shoreline fishing . close to home and lots potential. Would love to or walk and the mature ◊ easy to park and not far to do see an updated/larger oak trees. ◊ Closest to home, maxwell ◊ It’s near where I live, has play ground and a splash ◊ Because we don’t know street days soccer fields, a disc golf pad would be an excel- about other parks and ◊ i can walk to the park course, and impressive lent addition. A indoor or they have lots going on ◊ Walking distance, ball trees & trails. outdoor pool would be at this location. games, fairs ◊ Closest nice as well. It would be ◊ Playground Equipment ◊ Close to home and ◊ Nice walking and play- nice to utilize our commu- ◊ Best playground equip- quaint park! When teen- ground nity instead of having to ment. Easily accessible agers are saying “Ohh ◊ Its the only one I have drive to Milwaukee to use by bike from our location. say Can you sing” been to so far a pool or splash pad. Great restrooms. ◊ Nice part to walk the dog ◊ location ◊ Last year I saw dozens of ◊ I like the amount of walk- ◊ Closest to home ◊ close to home and views bottle tops on the ground ing trails and large trees ◊ Easiest to access, play- ◊ Convenient in the picnic area of along with the events ground (although needs ◊ Lots of activities, close Miniwaukan, which can that are held there. updating), restrooms, proximity, playground cut the feet of barefoot ◊ Quiet, by the water activities going on ◊ It’s the closest to our children or pets. Please ◊ Close to home. Can walk ◊ Beautiful setting north of home. make sure there are plen- there. Phantom Lake that offers ◊ paved walking, re- ty of trash receptacles ◊ Fishing nature escape from the strooms, trees, close to that are easily accessi- ◊ Bird Watching/Fall Colors/ city. home ble. I think the trash cans Wildflowers ◊ Nature were all by the parking ◊ Closest to our home ◊ Location to home. area. ◊ Refreshing to cool off in ◊ Maxwell Street Days! Q13 Do you have any con- ◊ Field park the equipment the summer and nearby. ◊ We LOVE taking our dog cerns about safety or acces- is old ◊ Paved path for walking. to the dog park. It is well sibility in any of our parks? ◊ Sometimes when I am ◊ Provides tennis courts maintained (could use walking there is no one in that we use during smaller fencing spaces ◊ The safe accessibility of the park and I feel isolat- the spring/summer for the smaller dogs) and the park on Cty LO is a ed. This is the park south and events held there the people who go are concern. Bike paths or of Minor’s Homestead on throughout the year generally polite and help sidewalks do not lead LO. ◊ Close to home care for the park. We from the village to the ◊ All of them could use ◊ There are nice paths that also love Field Park for park. Also Indian Head some updating. We have you can easily walk and it the Farmers Market and Park. Park on the river 7 grandchildren under hooks up with the bypass Maxwell St Days. often is unsafe in the sum- the age of 12 and 2 of for longer walks or biking. ◊ location, amenities, and mer as the beach is used them have special needs The frisbee golf course is events by geese and dogs. In so we visit the different great. There are lots of ◊ Walking fact, dogs have knocked parks but none of them baseball diamonds and ◊ “Variety of facilities my grandchildren down - are an Inclusive Play- open space. The play- ◊ Proximity to home once in the water. Please ground so we very rarely ground is accessible and ◊ Mukwonago River “ ban dogs on the beach. take the 2 grandchildren clean. There is ample ◊ Closest to house ◊ My child is 1 year old. with special needs to the parking. ◊ Centrally located, current This as many others do park none work for them. ◊ it’s the nicest park facilities not have equipment for They can just sit and ◊ Proximity, size, play- ◊ It’s walking distance from their age. It’s hard to find watch when we do take ground, large trees, my house. plagrounds for this age them. center of town. We go to ◊ Close and has good group. Bathrooms. There ◊ Readily available emer- Malone Park in New Berlin nature views. isn’t anyone. gency phones are always often where they built ◊ It is the closest to my ◊ At Miniwaukan Park good. a massive playground house. numerous people do not ◊ “No accidents happen in 2016. This attracts us ◊ The events, ie. Maxwell have there dogs leashed. and people need to used to take the 20 minute Street, Farmers Market Is not a problem if dog is common sense drive just for that. Also, ◊ Variety of amenities/ac- under control, but some ◊ and tKe responsibility for now with Maneys Driving tivities aren’t. Makes it difficult their actions it they get Range and National Golf ◊ Large trees and new for people who walk with hurt “ closed, there is no other bathroom and farmers their dogs on a leash. Ev- ◊ It’s more about getting to

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-29 the parks safely ◊ Lighting in some parks especially our children playground equipment ◊ Not patrolled very well at ◊ Indianhead Park is run and get them more so- - making it not a kid or times. down, I’d like to visit more cial in the neighborhoods family friendly destina- ◊ Rest rooms serve as an often, but the shoreline and of the video games. tion. easy way to conceal needs to be cleaned up Right now there is no ◊ not wheelchair accessi- trouble. I would prefer to and there is concerns reason for them to want ble, prefer my kids not to not see them added to about the parking area. to get off them because play on park structures the Fairwinds Park due to ◊ I teach and I don’t see there’s nothing fun close with sand. it’s location in the back any playground equip- by they can go to play. ◊ Fairwinds: When is this of a subdivision. ment for disabled/handi- It’s a shame that we going to finally be com- ◊ accessibility having to cap children don’t focus on that more pleted? cross major roadways ◊ I worry about the safety in our community since ◊ To get to minors park you without traffic signals. of Miniwauken Park being if is so rich with outdoor have to go down hwy 99 ◊ to many dark areas so close to disc golf. I natural resources. (LO) there is no safe way ◊ The public boat launch is have read in the Chief ◊ Most aren’t accessible to get there other than in terrible condition that young people use without having to drive. going on the road. ◊ I think the playgrounds the term disc golf for buy- Kids don’t have ways to ◊ Busy intersection to walk could improve a lot in the ing and selling drugs. get there without going and cross to get to field areas of being accessible ◊ One of these days we are on the gravel along busy park for children with physical going to need a pedes- roads with curves and ◊ Parks can always be a handicaps. trian bridge to Field Park blind spots. concern for safety be- ◊ Putting bathrooms in the across NN, especially ◊ Not many of our play- cause of all the Land- remote areas could be a during Maxwell St. days. ground equipment is scaping and tendency to problem if ‘undesirables’ ◊ No, but I am not physical- handicap accessable run/walk alone. Maybe decide to cause mischief ly challenged so I am not ◊ traveling by bike or foot have more safety sta- there aware of accessibility not safe for all parks, no tions/helps. ◊ The playground equip- ◊ I have found condoms sidewalks and not cross- ◊ Accessibility of all, need ment in the park by pick around the play area walks more walking/bike ac- n save is pretty outdated at field park and lots of ◊ Even walking to Field cess ◊ Play equipment at field litter etc. I think that a Park has its challenges. ◊ Some of the parks are not park. Walking path. lot of teens go there at Intersection of 83 and NN accessible in the evening ◊ Trying to get in and out of night so maybe have is potentially dangerous when families many times field park for events is a more checks throughout on foot. There’s a lack of would like to sit around a safety concern...no easy the night from local law onsite parking too. fire and just roast marsh- way for traffic to enter enforcement. ◊ Crossing 83 to get to Field mallows and talk. But and exit. ◊ Driving into Field Park Park, Crossing National to many parks close at dusk ◊ I often wish there was a and parking along the get to Miniwaukan. ◊ “Walking trails to all parks little more police pres- access road to go to the ◊ Difficult to turn into Field ◊ Lack of nice equipment ence in the Miniwaukan playground isn’t ideal. It Park from either entrance and surfaces under Park parking lot. I see a would be nice if there due to high traffic. equipment lot of people smoking in was specific parking near ◊ A lot of cars drive (and ◊ Need to update look of their cars. there, but not right along park) in Miniwaukan parks to make inviting- ◊ What’s the purpose of where the playground is Park after it closes. The Fence around Field Park- the fence all the way (especially with making main parking lot has no turf under equipment” around field park? May- a U-turn to get out to 83 lighting at all. From what I ◊ playground equipment be along the busy streets, again). have noticed, it appears dangerous for small but the rest seems like a ◊ Lack of side walks to that the police conduct children waste of money. get to beach safely. a drive through in the ◊ Field park is pretty dirty ◊ No lifeguards at the So many areas in and park somewhere around with garbage and graffiti. beach in Mukwonago around town that don’t 10:00pm, but additional ◊ Traffic entering/exiting Park. connect side walks or activity typically takes Field Park is hazardous ◊ “My son broke his arm bike paths that just end place after 10:00pm. ◊ Cannot walk to any of falling from the zip line at busy traffic areas Wondering if it would be them structure at Field Park. where it’s not safe to possible to install some ◊ general concerns about Not that it should be continue so we don’t type of automatic/timed vandalism and issues with taken down, unless more even bother to use them, gate that would restrict youth kids have had injuries we have to drive our kids cars from driving into the ◊ At Field Park, most of the from it. I do know that a everywhere. Doesn’t park after it closes. Thank play equipment is rusty or lot of the kids like this part promote healthy extersize you! moldy, so run down of the playground. My for people and uses more ◊ Field Park. Usually lots of ◊ My concern is for the son will not be playing on fossil fuels. We need to people that are “too old” quality of water of Phan- that one for a while. get everyone outside to be hanging out by the tom Lake. This is the only

A-30 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN improved boat launch in out of Minnewaukan Park plow the asphalt trails in areas) Southeastern Wisconsin area wintertime ◊ Tosa Pool -Splash- that does not charge a ◊ Miniwaukan Park access ◊ The Mukwonago County Pads (Hartland/Ra- fee to launch or park a is mostly by cars driven Park is neither accessible cine/Oconomowoc/ boat trailer. By doing so thru a residential subdi- by foot or by bike. This Bayshore)” the lake is overly fished vision greatly limits its usage. ◊ Biking - Any off road trail and populated with ◊ Minor Park playground ◊ Sidewalks on south side ◊ In the spring, summer, speed boats and wave equipment is decrepit of NN crossing at high and fall months we go runners. There is revenue and unsafe. Slide plat- school too dangerous camping. for the Village to be had form is missing a piece and crossing at 83 not ◊ Malone Park in New here without taxing the of wood, resulting in an enough time to cross with Berlin, Splash Pad in Hart- property owners for a opening large enough for little kids land and wading pool change. a child to fall through. ◊ HHS @dmj659@yagoo. in Brookfield. But all are ◊ Field park during Maxwell ◊ Accessibility to restrooms com farther away than I’d like. street days- the parking at just about all the parks ◊ “Better lighting in the Would use much more if across NN and people ◊ Locations of sex offenders parking lot of Miniwaukan closer. crossing not at the light is who love close to parks park ◊ “Lauren park. Baseball, very dangerous. Please ◊ No handicap accessible ◊ Dog park in the small softball improve this or make all ◊ Lots of teen drinking dog area. Fencing is big ◊ “ walkers cross at the lights. must be going on at and allows small dogs to ◊ Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, ◊ Concern over the Regis- night. Many empty beer get through fence and Lake Geneva tered sex offenders in the bottles. into parking lot. I have ◊ Camping. Mukwonago area. ◊ Phantom is poorly lit stopped taking my dog ◊ Lapham Peak and Nordic ◊ No sidewalks connection ◊ Field park, I have seen due to this issue.” trails in La Grange ◊ I think the lack of bath- drug syringes and pipes. ◊ Field park and use of ◊ “Laurel park in town of rooms makes it hard to ◊ its difficult to enter Field drugs and other illegal Mukwonago spend significant time at Park while southbound on activities by teenage ◊ “ parks for many people. 83 or westbound on NN youth. ◊ Waukesha to get to the Outhouses don’t work for ◊ The village has done a ◊ Field park. The entrance Glacial Drumlin Trail everyone. nice job of making them and exit during farmers ◊ Various campgrounds ◊ Riding bike in Mukwona- more accessible over the market is weird doesn’t ◊ Mountain biking at Mi- go is dangerous. Drivers past few years. flow correct. nooka do not look for bikes. ◊ I bike a lot, it’s hard to ◊ I don’t even know where ◊ lapham park for hiking ◊ Indianhead park could get to most village parks the parks are! ◊ golf driving range, in- be cleaner. by bicycle. I wish they ◊ Field park is a bit shady door/outdoor soccer ◊ Boat launch at Phantom would of made a bike on occasion. ◊ NX Level in Waukesha for Glenn has significant, on- path along the new NN ◊ exiting Field Pard volleyball going issues: goose poop instead of two sidewalks. ◊ Kettle Moraine Southern everywhere, the launch A nice asphalt bike path Unit - Hiking is poorly designed and in on the East side would of Q15 Do you or members of ◊ I take my grandkids in the need of serious reconfig- been great. I won’t bike your household commonly summer twice a month uration. MANY people in the street on NN it’s too (an average of at least once to a different park and are unfamiliar with appro- dangerous. per month) drive somewhere we go all over Waukesha priate boat launch/re- ◊ Marijuana smokers, men outside of the Village of county and when I have trieval etiquette. Shore- entering and leaving Mukwonago to use specific the 2 grandsons we go to line management in the parked cars, speeders, recreational facilities? the all inclusive parks. park is nonexistent. alcohol all at miniwau- ◊ Moreland Golf/Driving ◊ Sometime the big kids kan park. I refer to disc ◊ Variety of places where I Range have taken over the golf as “ pot golf”. When feel safe biking. In winter ◊ Baseball, basketball, golf, playground equipment the wind blows the right we travel to outdoor ice fishing, hunting, camping and my grandkids are to direction, you can smell rinks such as Red Arrow ◊ Dog park, biking, snow afraid and will leave. Big it. Get rid of the disc golf Park in Milwaukee. shoeing kids I mean high school course. ◊ Whitewater and Franklin. ◊ New Berlin, Hartland, kids. ◊ Miniwaukan Park and They have playgrounds Wauwatosa. ◊ Crossing NN and 83 is Lauren Park are hard for for toddlers. ◊ Malone Park in New challenging and at times people in wheelchairs or ◊ Muskego bike trail @ Berlin. dangerous when going walking issues to get to Muskego Park w/Beach. ◊ Town of Mukwonago and to Maxwell St days and the baseball and football Case Park in Waterford, Village of East Troy. It farmers market. fields. playground & bike trails would be nice to be con- ◊ Loose, large dogs. ◊ at miniwauken park they ◊ “New Berlin/Franklin sidered a resident again. ◊ Cars speeding into and don’t always shovel or playgrounds (all inclusive ◊ “Grafton, Port Washing-

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-31 ton.or New Berlin for bike soccer practice several events ◊ “My children ride on bike routes and trails Hales times per week. U of Wis- ◊ “oh yes all of the time. trails in Waukesha. Corners for public pool consin Waukesha soccer Waukesha parks, Wales/ ◊ We swim at the outdoor ◊ “ fields. Genessee parks, and in pools at nearby country ◊ Lapham and other hiking ◊ Kettle Moraine State the summer we are al- clubs. “ ◊ New Berlin, Delafield, Forest, southern unit, ways leaving mukwona- ◊ Town of Vernon parks Eagle Richard Bong Recreation go since there is nothing ◊ Delavan Lake and other ◊ Town of Mukwonago, Area, Lapham Peak, there for these places: lakes to go fishing athletic events or prac- Ice Age trail, Fox River Hartland splash pad, Wal- ◊ Lapham peak tice area Park-Waukesha County worth for their outdoor ◊ Jackson County atv trails ◊ Lapham Peak for running park, Eagle Spring lake.. swimming pool, east troy ◊ Mukwonago park with and hiking purposes. and other area lakes. for the beach/lake, Otta- swimming on LO. ◊ EBLE Ice Area and Naga- Mostly walk the dog, bike wa for the beach/lake. ◊ Section school for base- waukee Ice Area for or snowshoe, kayak, fish, ◊ we find the Mukwona- ball and other baseball Hockey practice/games look for shed antlers and go park swim area is an fields across from section. and skating morels. overrated “”pond”” too ◊ To Muwonago Park to ◊ “Wales Community Park ◊ Kettle Moraine Trails small and dirty water. walk, to Ice Age trail to ◊ Disc Golf” ◊ Other parks with play We really wish we didn’t walk. to other trails to ◊ Many other local ball equipment, or schools for have to leave our town walk parks, soccer fields, and play equipment, baseball to do these things!” ◊ Volleyball and Disc golf hiking trails fields, and tennis courts ◊ Driving range ◊ Ottawa lake/park, and ◊ Waukesha county parks ◊ Swim at outdoor pools ◊ New Berlin park for play- North Prairie for soccer ◊ boat access to other ◊ 8x/month, we use the ground, Lake Lulu recre- and baseball lakes dog park ation area for boating ◊ Camping near Lone ◊ Hockey ◊ We drive to hartland ◊ We golf at various cours- Rock, WI. except in ◊ Center court for basket- twice a week for indoor es in the area. We also Winter. ball, volleyball. Sandlot tennis courts in the winter visit other communities for ◊ Lapham peak for hiking. for baseball. Raymond ◊ Dog Park soccer games. ◊ Minooka for dog park for volleyball and softball. ◊ Lapham Peak State Park, ◊ Baseball diamonds at ◊ LO county park, dog For just a few. the recreational trail away games, outdoor park, stone fire pizza, mini ◊ I use the Waukesha in Wales, Southern Unit pool in waukesha, boat golf,bouncey house plac- County Dog Exercise trails, Ottawa Lake and ramps on other lakes. es in Waukesha,eating area multiple times each hiking trails, other hiking ◊ Delafield to Cushing out at a decent restau- week (weather permit- trail that are in the wood park for p l ayground, rant, not much to choose ted) throughout the year. around our area. Oconomowoc for Imag- from here. ◊ State parks for hiking ◊ Ottawa Lake - beach, ination Station. Delafield ◊ Disc golf courses ◊ glacial drumlin bike trail trails and Kettle Morraine for ◊ Splash pads, outdoor ◊ Waukesha county parks ◊ East Troy soccer fields for beach/swimming pools, (Wirth Park, Elkhorn for better longer bike SC-43 soccer club. Town ◊ Delafield and Waukesha Pool, etc.) trails of Mukwonago soccer for the ice rinks ◊ We will go to DELAFIELD ◊ Sand Volleyball fields for Kindergarten ◊ Kettle moraine beach, where they have bike ◊ Dog park at Mukwonago soccer. mt bike trails,hiking trails, and walking trails. County Park, mountain ◊ Lapham peak - xc ski, retzer center ◊ Golf bike trails in the south- summer hiking; Ottowa ◊ The Fox River Park in ◊ We like taking our kids ern kettle moraine & Lake - swimming and Waukesha is one of my to “imagination station” at alpine valley resort. picnicking; Emma Carlin favorites for the long bike in Oconomowoc for the State forest hiking trails - Mountain biking; Scup- / walking trail. large playground. at Scuppernong. Fishing pernong trails - Summer ◊ Lots of places.. ◊ Kettle morraine at Ottawa Lake & Pretty hiking, Lake Nagawicka ◊ mountain biking trails, ◊ Princeton Club, New Lake. Fishing at Eagle - Waterskiing, Summer beaches Berlin Springs Lake. Fishing at state park camping trips, ◊ glacial drumlin trail for ◊ Burlington dog park Phantom Lake. Winter downhill ski trips biking ◊ Mukwonago Town Park ◊ Ice Age and Ottawa ◊ Waukesha Salto - Gym- ◊ “-Playground/kids park for dog park Lake/Campground nastics equipment (Delafield, ◊ Fox River Christian Church ◊ john muir/ emma carlin ◊ Muskego County Park for Muskego, New berlin) - Waukesha Campus Mountain bike trails the great beach/water ◊ -Hiking (Kettle Morraine, ◊ I enjoy biking on rail trails ◊ Son uses skate parks in facilities and walking/hik- Delafield/Lapham Peak, ◊ Vernon Marsh for hiking other places ing trails. Ice age trails) ◊ state parks ◊ Milwaukee County Indoor ◊ Numerous Waukesha ◊ -Lake/beach - Lake Ge- ◊ Minooka Park for trail Sports Complex and County and MIlwaukee neva, Ottawa “ running Uihlein Soccer Park for parks for youth sporting ◊ Booth park, swimming ◊ ice age trails

A-32 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN ◊ Ice Age Trail ◊ Any city that has Music ◊ Mountain biking loca- additional fees to attend ◊ State parks for hiking, - We drive to Waterford, tions, Running trails, and the Town’s sports. Our nature programs, picnics, We drive to Botanical Fishing areas children do soccer and volunteering. Brookfield gardens for music, We ◊ Hiking Trails t-ball currently. The ad- for ice skating, basket- drove to Delafield for ◊ new berlin playground on ditional fees are incred- ball, and tennis. Other their music. Simple/ national ibly frustrating. Can the city parks for picnics and cheap that drives money ◊ “Lapham peak for hiking village get a Rec dept or playgrounds. into the city as people ◊ Ottawa lake for swim- re-establish the agree- ◊ Milwaukee county shop and dine while ming...2-3 times weekly “ ment? parks...Botanical gar- going out. ◊ Dog park in Town of ◊ Lapham Peak....trails dens...music in the ◊ Bong Recreation Area Mukwonago. Bike trails in ◊ State parks- Ottawa for parks...bike trails ATV trails Waukesha County. swimming, Lapham peak ◊ Camp ◊ Town of Mukwonago ◊ Splash pad, outdoor for hiking, Mukwonago ◊ Golf Driving range. Lauren Park for play- pools county park for the dog ◊ pools, fishing, ground ◊ ymca swimming basket- park ◊ Mukwonago Jr/Sr youth ◊ play areas for kids and ball beach boating ◊ We go all over southeast- lacrosse has to practice splash pads ◊ Hiking in State Parks. It’s ern Wisconsin to golf at Eagle Park. It’s quite ◊ Boating. for variety and to keep ◊ Lapham Peak inconvenient when we ◊ Malone Park in New Ber- my kids interested. ◊ Wis Dells gaming have Minors Park and the lin, new Berlin walking trail ◊ We normally drive right ◊ Mukwonago County school yards so close in to Waukesha through mukwanago to Park-Dog park, walking the village. ◊ Ottawa, Lulu and other go to the new park in trail ◊ Wisconsin state parks lakes for kayaking. new Berlin. ◊ We camp all over ◊ access the Glacial Drum- ◊ Ice rink ◊ IN THIS STATE UP MORTH ◊ Hiking and bike trails, gun mlin trail in Dousman and ◊ devils lake ◊ We drive to eble ice range Wales, weekly use the ◊ Heartland splash pad. arena ◊ Milwaukee Lake- Waukesha County Park... Delafield castle play- ◊ Lake Geneva for swim- front-walking Fox River Parkway ground ming. Ottawa for swim- ◊ Any park within 15 20 ◊ Barkriver campground ◊ Adult sports leagues (in- ming fishing. Lapham miles just to change it up ◊ Kettle Moraine Trails door soccer) peak for hiking. Minooka ◊ Lakes in Oconomowoc, ◊ Hockey rinks, golf cours- ◊ Hartland splash pad park for bicycling. Many Palmyra & Pewaukee for es, fishing ◊ New Berlin Malone Park other areas for various the swimming beaches. ◊ Kenosha, Waukesha for playground facility. Mus- reasons. Oconomowoc for Imag- the use of baseball dia- kego Park to watch the ◊ Glacial drumlin bike trail- ination Station. Hartland monds ski show in the summer for distance bike training for the Splash Pad. ◊ We go to Sunset Park in and let the kids play at off road. I pull my kids ◊ Dog Park, Kettle Moraine Waukesha if we want the beach. often so do not want to Forest, Waukesha County the kids to play on ◊ Eble Ice Arena and Na- be on roads. beaches playground equipment ga-walker ice arena for ◊ Glacial drum lin bike ◊ Vernon Marsh, Scupper- and get tired doing it. ice skating trail for rollerblading and nong Springs, Paradise This equipment provides ◊ The pool in Elkhorn, biking,new Berlin, minoo- Springs ample exercise for the Latham Peak for hiking, ka park for cross country ◊ Rainbow Springs, Lulu children and it also ATVing at Bong State skiing, sugar river bike trail Lake, Crooked Lake, Pick- accommodates children Recreation, trap shooting for biking, erel, Eagle Springs for fish- that are younger and in East Troy. ◊ up north to Shawano ing; Nature Conservancy older. It also has bark ◊ Fox River park - walking area to visit our 2nd properties for fishing and instead of sand for the trails home and parlay the hiking. children as a base so ◊ New Berlin for play area rivers, lakes and nature ◊ Fishing that they can wear tennis ◊ Baseball diamonds in areas ◊ Hiking and biking trails shoes while playing on other communities. ◊ Dog park ◊ “Nashotah Park the equipment. ◊ Frame park ◊ Area golf courses. -W330N5113 County Rd ◊ To play lacrosse. ◊ Lapham Peak and the ◊ State park - hiking trails C, Nashotah, WI 53058 ◊ drive numerous times a Ice Age Trail around Wis- ◊ State parks ◊ Play and coach Rugby “ week to Town of Mukwo- consin with our dog ◊ We love to go to Malone ◊ Waukesha County parks- nago facilities for soccer ◊ New Berlin disc golf Park in New Berlin and minocka and park by and baseball teams. course off of Moreland Cushing Park in Delafield. West High school ◊ Mountain Biking Trails road We also enjoy the splash- ◊ soccer fields, all over ◊ Fox River park for play- ◊ Outdoor pools in the pad in Hartland ◊ Southern Kettle Moraine ground, trails. Hartland summer ◊ golf courses or Waukesha County Park for splash pad. ◊ Lauren park ◊ Since the village doesn’t on Hwy LO ◊ Kettle Moraine ◊ Kettle Moraine State Park have a Rec department ◊ Trap shooting facilities ◊ Ottawa Lake ◊ Kettle moraine state park we are forced to pay at the few venues in our

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-33 area; mountain biking ◊ ballgames. ◊ New Berlin and Franklin trails in the KM State For- ◊ Morningstar Golf, Eagle ◊ “State Parks - Lapham/ for their new parks (slides, est; fishing in rivers/lakes Springs & Broadlands South Kettle Moraine/Jef- monkey bars, etc) in the area, etc. golf” ferson County Parks and ◊ McMiller shooting range ◊ Brookfield Hills Golf ◊ Brewers games Dog Park and county park on LO Course ◊ Frame Park Waukesha... ◊ Bong Gardens like for archery ◊ We love imagination sta- love the walkways along Olbrich/Janesville Rotary/ ◊ Pickleball in Muskego tion in Oconomowoc! the river. Boerner/ Nature Reserves ◊ Waukesha cty Fox River ◊ Southern Unit of the Ket- ◊ Love Fox River Parkway. like Wehr Nature/Retzer” Park to access the wide tle Moraine State Forest Nice playground, bike ◊ Kettle Moraine State Park array of bike/walking for hiking and mountain Trail, kayaking trails for walking. trails connecting to mul- bike riding. Also, use for ◊ Ottawa Lake for beach ◊ “Delafield and Brook- tiple parts of southwest kayaking and fishing. and playgrounds, state field for ice skating and Waukesha. ◊ We go to state parks to parks for hiking and hockey. ◊ New Berlin park for my camp 2-3 times per year. biking, Nixon Park in ◊ New Berlin and Vernon kids to place and be safe ◊ I will take the grandkids Hartland for splash pad, for baseball. ◊ Nagawaukee to play at Frame park Brookfield/Wauwatosa for ◊ Town of Mukwonago for ◊ “Latham peak hiking in Waukesha. Music in outdoor pool, Milwaukee soccer. ◊ Hartland splash pad the parks in the summer county for beer gardens ◊ Playgrounds and swim- ◊ Lake beulah boat launch months. ◊ Ottowa Campground ming pools in other towns ◊ Lake geneva beach ◊ The park by Wales be- ◊ DNR properties for hiking ◊ Cushing park in Delafield ◊ Glacial drum Lin bike cause it has very nice and wildlife viewing ◊ “Waukesha - Retzer Na- trail” playground equipment. ◊ Swimming ture Center for hiking ◊ “Frame Park- scenery, ◊ went to the Quality Inn in ◊ Lapham peak - hiking ◊ Waukesha - Indoor Rec trails, playground, loca- East Troy for water aero- ◊ Kettle Moraine trails Complex for practice tion near restaurants bic classes. ◊ we leave to go to parks ◊ Waukesha - Golfing ◊ Greenfield Park- same as ◊ Town of Mukwonago Rec that have nice hiking range above “ Dept trails ◊ Kettle Moraine & Wauke- ◊ Lapham Peak State & ◊ Ice Age Trail. Hiking ◊ Fishing other lakes sha - Snowshoeing Scuppernong Trail parks around Kettle Moraine ◊ we frequent the East ◊ Ottawa - swimming/ - for for hiking, running, Southern HQ. Brookfield Troy park across from the hiking and skiing. parks while grandchild library for the play equip- ◊ “ ◊ Milwaukee parks and sitting. ment, proximity to disc ◊ Malone Park in New playgrounds. More activ- ◊ Malone Park in New golf and enjoy walking to Berlin for the huge new ities to play on for young Berlin. Great new equip- Gus’s for a meal playground. Mukwonago children ment, fenced in! ◊ Hales corners, splash pad YMCA. ◊ East Troy softball/baseball ◊ ATV Use Areas (Richard ◊ Rainbow Springs for hiking ◊ Waukesha county parks, fields Bong). and dog walking. State parks for hiking/bik- ◊ Different bike trails ◊ Ottawa state park for ◊ Yes, for hiking and camping, playground usage ◊ Town of Mukwonago fa- swimming ,and rainbow ing ◊ we go for geocaching cilities. Lauren Park and springs for hiking ◊ Glacial Bike Trail. Trails in ◊ Hike Kettle Moraine, golf Town Park. Youth sports ◊ Kettle Morraine the Kettle Moraine Forest at Eagle Springs ◊ various state parks and ◊ Various lakes for fishing to hike. ◊ I go through a Milwaukee state trails. Racine harbor and private property for ◊ We go to town of muk- County Parkway weekly for boating. retriever training. wonago and town of to check in my elderly ◊ Beach/swimming ◊ Frame park Waukesha to Vernon for soccer, tball, mom! ◊ “North Prairie, Wales walk flag football, swim lessons ◊ Westwood Health and ◊ playground and walking” ◊ Town of Mukwonago for ◊ New Berlin playground Fitness ◊ Hartland Splash Pad, soccer and dog park. equipment (Off National ◊ drive to Scoopernong Brown’s Lake beach ◊ Kettle Moraine southern Ave) ◊ State parks ◊ Kettle Moraine unit ◊ “Lapham Peak State Park ◊ Kettle Moraine for ◊ The YMCA for swimming ◊ Kettle Moraine hiking trails for cross country skiing mountain biking, hiking, and activities. ◊ East troy skatepark and 3-4 times per week in the running, and X country ◊ Burlington archery range swing area... winter months. skiing. ◊ Glacial Drumlin trail ◊ Mukwonago County ◊ We drive to Eble ice ◊ Off road bike trails Park for fishing 3-4 times arena. Q17 Are there any reasons ◊ Interurban Trail; Glacial per week in the summer ◊ Walk trails in Waukesha that you or members of your Drumlin Trail. months.” (city) for work household cannot partici- ◊ Lapham Peak and other ◊ Lauren park most Eagle ◊ state trails for hiking pate in recreational activi- stat parks parks and lots of others. ◊ Mtn Biking Kettle Moraine ties? ◊ Monroe Park Grand kids for the play- ◊ Splash pads in hartland ◊ “Vernon Marsh - Hikimg grounds, walking, biking, and Brookfield ◊ Swimming at teh beach

A-34 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN on the river is unsanitary & rec class for my son distance from river park watching their sporting and unsafe due to dogs until I found we had to ◊ Not aware of recreation- activities. and geese. We once pay the non resident fee. al activities, we don’t ◊ Always too late to sign up used these beaches I don’t agree with that receive updates,emails, since I never get mailed often. at all flyers, newsletters. We the catalog ◊ not old enough ◊ Toby is horribly rude and are in the Town of Vernon ◊ didn’t know about it ◊ Phantom Glen very difficult to deal with, and hardly ever hear of ◊ Lack of information ◊ Too old negative about soccer what is available in Muk- ◊ No information about ◊ Village residents must pay and soft ball programs, wonago. them non-members rate which encourages parents to “ ◊ We’re fairly new to the ◊ No where to safely ride a is too high go select” and not rec.. area and will be looking road or off-road bicycle. ◊ Too expensive for village Which is his job! Awful! into activities for our 3 ◊ Mukwonago doesn’t residents ◊ Cost of being a nonresi- year old soon have the things we’re ◊ New to area dent is not reasonable. . ◊ Children not old enouhh interested in. ◊ My kids are now too old They have some neat ac- ◊ We joined the YMCA so ◊ husband not well enough for rec. sports tivities, but I’m not willing that’s why we are not ◊ Too many large, loose ◊ Y member to pay the extra fee. using town park and rec dogs. ◊ Offerings are minimal for ◊ Usually only use parks in activities ◊ lack of adult programs my kids age group. summer ◊ Mukwonago’ play- ◊ Not many activities for ◊ The Village Park needs to ◊ No reason, just haven’t grounds and parks are seniors be updated. Remove the got around to it yet generally outdated and ◊ Plays select fastpitch unsightly chain link fence ◊ North Prairie is cheaper need replacement. softball around the park ◊ Children aren’t ready yet Church parks have better ◊ The children do sports ◊ Not convenient to our but plan on trying some accommodations through their school and location soon ◊ Kids are grown and one other club organizations ◊ cross-country skiing ◊ I have trouble walking. in HS plays HS sports and ◊ Disabled ◊ I can never find info on ◊ They should lower the Club lacrosse which there ◊ No programs prices of kids sports activ- are no off season clubs in ◊ We live in the village and ◊ disc golf parks really ities. Surrounding areas area. miss out on youth ac- need more trash/recycle (Waterford, Eagle, North ◊ I’d like my kids more tivities i.e. Sports for our bins. Prairie, etc. allow volun- involved in rec. activities, children since we have ◊ My child is in Mukwonago teer coaches to have need to get info for sign to use the town activi- School District boundaries their son or daughter play ups. ties. The village needs to but since our address te- for free AND the price ◊ Belong to the YMCA run programs for grade chanically says Eagle we to play is $30....Mukwo- ◊ The bypass needs to be lit school age youth are required to pay more nago’s is $60 PLUS $30 at night and the side- ◊ Too darn old for most. money for the activites for jersey so I personally walks need to be con- ◊ Several of our children that her schoolmates par- know a TON of people nected have disabilities which ticipate in. I find this unfair that took their kids to Ver- ◊ Lacrosse is not a school makes it difficult for them and think it should be non, North Prairie, Eagle, sanctioned sport and to participate in some classified by school distict etc. because it saved obtaining a place to activities. also. Why would I want them $60 PER kid. We practice is second or ◊ busy watching the grand to sign my child up with are going to lose kids to third to every other sport kids play. kids she doesn’t know in these surrounding areas in town. ◊ paying out of residence another town. if people start catching ◊ must pay additional fee ◊ Village residents are no wind about the huge fees because i live in the ◊ Medical issues in mid longer considered “resi- differences in price. village torso and knee pain. dents” and have to pay ◊ My work schedule is var- ◊ Lack of choices ◊ Do not know of the pro- a crazy price especially ried and we can see the ◊ Just moved here but plan grams for what you get. park but my kids aren’t to. ◊ Unaware of what pro- ◊ children busy with high allowed to walk or ride ◊ We live in the village and grams are available school sports on EE I refuse to pay a non-res- ◊ My kids both used to par- ◊ The fees that we have to ◊ To old ident fee to enroll in ticipate when they were pay for non resident vs in ◊ We are seniors but our town of mukwonago rec younger. the past we were able to grandchildren partici- dept.-utterly ridiculous ◊ age pay the resident fees. pate to charge me non-resi- ◊ Added costs as we live in ◊ Want summer rec ac- dent therefor I joined the village not town. Please tivities at village parks& ymca Q19 Please use the space waive extra fee. maintain swimming hole ◊ Not aware of what Pro- provided below to identify ◊ Cost for village residents inc have lifeguards and gramming is offered a type of new recreation is too high swim lessons ◊ We’re grandparents are program or service that ◊ I was going to do a park ◊ Not easily within walking usually spend are time the Village should consider

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-35 offering. be a wonderful, family Brookfield or Delafield to equipped and isn’t for activity; participate in hockey for older kids), kids run- ◊ Public Pool ◊ Even at my age I would 6-8 months a year ning program, outdoor ◊ Pickel Ball go; I grew up with one in ◊ More youth soccer exploration at different ◊ Dog park. See question Milwaukee at the lake- ◊ Connect all parks and areas for families (like an 13. Give people a place front with a large, simple neighborhoods with a explorers club). to run their dogs off leash. parking lot frozen over” bike/walk loop. Would ◊ I think you offer plenty ◊ bicycle paths definitely ◊ Dog park be nice for a workout. of programs. People ◊ outdoor pool for children ◊ Can’t think of anything ◊ Better nature and hiking have tons of programs and adults ◊ A pool would be awe- locations and more fields to choose from and not ◊ None some. The only option is for athletics enough time to do them. ◊ Live music at Indianhead the YMCA which requires ◊ The children here are You need to leave some Park a very expensive mem- limited on summer activ- of the parks for people to ◊ It would be great to offer bership to utilize. It would ities outside if joining the just enjoy on their own. programs tailored to be nice to be able to YMCA or swimming at a ◊ Rejoin in partnership with those with disabilities. have somewhere that park. A splash pad would the Town of Muk. rec. ◊ Outdoor water fun for can be a “pay as you be great! dept. so we don’t have kids (that isn’t a beach or go” or pay a reasonable ◊ score boards at Mini- to pay “non-resident” Lake). monthly fee to utilize. We wauken fees. ◊ The village of mukwona- cannot afford to get a ◊ handicapped accessi- ◊ Sure would be nice if kids go should have resident YMCA membership for ble features--I’ve seen could get around town price in town of mukwo- our family for the amount wheelchair accessible safely by bicycle. Then nago rec programs, since that we would be able to marsh walks and hunting I wouldn’t have to drive we don’t have a village use it. stations them so many places. option to choose from. ◊ Update or enhance ◊ ? ◊ An outdoor pool and ◊ “Not new, but improved . playground equipment ◊ Dog park splash pad! . . . Boat launch for Phan- at smaller parks ◊ trails on abandoned rail ◊ Services are fairly good. tom and canoe/kayak ◊ off road hiking tracks or connection/ Baseball diamonds could access to river. ◊ Golfing network with other com- use a little more upkeep/ ◊ Boat launch is not good ◊ bike/hike scavenger munity trails. Or a loop mowing during the sea- for trailers. Canoe land- hunts or similar types of around the Village son. ings are muddy and hard activities to get people ◊ An outdoor pool with ◊ Outdoor pool, splash to get in/out for anyone out and moving.... swimming lessons for kids pad, would love even with physical challeng- ◊ Splash pad. This is a ◊ Swimming pools. Indoor more fun family events at es.” HUGE draw for Hartland and outdoor field park, festivals, mov- ◊ Would love to see the and would serve well for ◊ cross country skiing ies at the park, bands Recreation Department this community. ◊ A splash pad would be every Friday? Sports and for Mukwonago actually ◊ Shooting sports. phenomenal all my kids leagues for adults and have classes in Mukwo- ◊ NA could play together youth offered through nago and not East Troy. ◊ Go back to co-op pro- ◊ Better kayak/canoe park and rec. Would love to see a pub- gram with the Town of launches. Have a kayak ◊ An indoor or outdoor lic pool for swim lessons Mukwonago and expand fishing program. community pool or splash and leisure, as well as an together. No need to be ◊ Skate park for the kids. pad would be awesome upgrade to Field Park separate and compete New mountain biking for families to utilize. (a splash pad would be if that is part of the future trails ◊ Not sure we need to great!) plan. ◊ Outdoor pool ◊ Lower my taxes. Keep ◊ Golf Driving Range. ◊ bike lanes, education on ◊ Our family would LOVE my family safe. ◊ Running/biking paths pedestrian/biking safety a public swimming pool! ◊ You should offer a recre- with mileage marked on ◊ Outdoor Pool would be We moved here from a ation department like the them. amazing. town that had a beautiful town of Mukwonago with ◊ An actual park and rec ◊ Athletic programs for pool, so it was a difficult different activities like department not just the children who live in the transition to make. More gymnastics. library. Village residents Village or enter back into bike/pedestrian trails ◊ For children rec not should have to pay more a contract that allows would be nice. select! money because our Village kids to participate ◊ Walking club, biking club, ◊ Need more variety of municipality doesn’t offer in the Town programs yoga sports programs year many programs. without having to pay the ◊ Bicycle trails round for kids to try ◊ “Since we are an outdoor NON-Resident fee. ◊ Outdoor pool ◊ A public pool would be community, and have ◊ Running/hiking/walking ◊ Art classes for kids & most welcome. locations in which to trails that are off-road. adults, gymnastics for kids ◊ Swimming! choose from, an outdoor ◊ Ice Rink - Many areas that have actual equip- ◊ “Outdoor pool ice skating rink would families have to travel to ment (East Troy is not well ◊ Golf range “

A-36 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN ◊ “Youth Rec sports are and consession stand ◊ Nice basketball courts ◊ Bocce ball clubs and slowly diminishing and we and play and picnic ◊ really want more side- Public outdoor swimming are having to travel out- area and parking lot. We walks maybe pool. side of the school district need a large area devot- ◊ Summer/Fall Lacrosse ◊ Day trips for seniors for our kids to participate ed to kids of all ages like ◊ I think the Village current- ◊ I am sure Field Park will in youth sports. frame park riverwalk in ly offers an excellent se- soon be a true field park ◊ Adult Rec programs like Waukesha. lection of programs and if some focus on making volleyball and softball ◊ sledding hill or ice rink services. I don’t feel any sure those beautiful oaks ◊ Youth programs intro ◊ Splash Pad / Outdoor additions are needed. are allowed to replenish to lacrosse, volleyball, Kiddie Pool ◊ Improved snowmobiling using their own seeds. baskeball” ◊ We need more trails for and biking trails please. Leave a portion of the ◊ More restroom buildings walking/biking. Kids ◊ More adult park and rec park unmowed. 10’x10’ or garbage cans to throw need access to school sports. section. That soil is so dog poop bags away. and parks also for activ- ◊ swimming facility, splash- compacted! ◊ none at this time ities. pad ◊ a community pool would ◊ Would be nice to be ◊ More biking trails ◊ Swimming with supervi- be well loved and used. able to have the same ◊ Frisbee Golf sion ◊ Outdoor pool/splash types of programs that ◊ Pickleball - a great life- ◊ Band Shell pad. Brookfield Wirth Park are offered by the town long sport. All ages can ◊ Unsure is very good example of of Mukwonago. If that play. ◊ Outdoor pool, splash high quality community isn’t possible, it would ◊ Youth sports pad, walking/biking trails park. be nice to not have to ◊ Adult basketball ◊ Public golf course some ◊ Golf Course pay non-resident fees leagues.....2 or 3 age where in the south side ◊ A park and rec program. for those programs like it groups of Waukesha county. A ◊ Archery range side- used to be. It’s frustrating ◊ “Running Club better frisbee golf course walks that connect and to have to pay out of res- ◊ “ . Star watching groups in to the bypass all the ident fees to the town of ◊ none, keep up what’s ◊ Adult sports leagues way over 83 and down Mukwonago, when there currently offered, do not ◊ My daughter loved through the village past are no programs like that need to add more. being able to partake NAPA auto parts and in the village. ◊ A pool would bring in a in the Park & Rec pro- it needs to be lit and ◊ Maybe a visit from the lot more activities gram through the town. I rest benches need to extension agent to teach ◊ An outdoor pool, an remain extremely dis- be installed and more about urban gardening, outdoor pool, an outdoor appointed in the village hunting opportunities to wild space restoration, pool!  that this was taken away put lights in and sidewalks bee rescue, etc? ◊ None without an alternative. down through and NN to ◊ Bike trail to East Troy, life ◊ Camping We cannot justify paying pick and savewe need to guards at swimming hole, ◊ Indoor sports facility for nearly double the rate continue that so we can outdoor concerts in the youth sports to be able because we are con- walk through the village parks to use. sidered a non-resident and maybe patronize ◊ Sand Volleyball ◊ “more teen offerings to the town, which is more businesses because ◊ A pool or splash pad ◊ disc golf in more parks” walking distance. We there’s a walk-through would be great! ◊ Be part of the Town of moved here for the sense ◊ It would be nice to be ◊ With the number of Mukwonago Rec Pro- of community and the able to participate in young families coming to gram. It’s unfair that amenities available to the town of Mukwonago Mukwonago and start- we are excluded from our children and the programs without having ing their families I think a “Resident” fee and have village seems to be losing to pay the additional fee splash pad or some kind to pay quite more for all sight of this. for being i the village of outdoor swimming of the classes we sign up ◊ Paved bike trails ◊ Fair time on fields for ALL facility would really en- our kids because Village ◊ The village in general sports hance Mukwonago and does not participate should have a park and ◊ “Ice Skating at Field Park make it a destination for in the program. I hope Rec program...embar- ◊ Better Fishing areas” people outside the com- Village decides to invest rassing that it doesn’t. ◊ Golf course! munity as well. I actually in it so we can take more ◊ Splash pad ◊ More bike trails and out- travel to the hartland advantage of such nice ◊ Splash Pad door pools for families. splash pad frequently. sports activities. ◊ Pool ◊ Access to the lake to ◊ Just moved to Mukwona- ◊ A summer rec program ◊ An outdoor pool would swim. go last Summer; wish we for kids held in the Village be very popular. We ◊ Something that is easy for had received a welcome ◊ Pickle Ball!!!! stopped going to Muk- people with disabilities packet with info about ◊ Community Swimming wonago park for swim- and young children to the parks, lake access/ pool ming because of the get around playground rules/etc. ◊ Hockey / skating rink geese and because my ◊ Hockey for all ages ◊ Improved beach area ◊ Adult focused leagues kids would get rashes. because we would have

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-37 to drive to west allis, complex building on Hwy ◊ A Parks and Rec program ◊ A public pool would be Delafield, Hartland, and 83 south of the village. for children like many outstanding! The clos- Brookfield to get to the ◊ “Trap shooting. surrounding areas offer. est to us may be Cool closest one. ◊ Mountain bike trails. ◊ Outdoor Performance Waters? ◊ ATV routes would be ◊ Archery course.” Stage. ◊ upgrade the existing nice. ◊ Guided nature walks, so ◊ Woodworking beach at Indian Head ◊ none residents can get familiar ◊ Bicycle trails Park or create a larger ◊ Skateboard/scooter with resources currently ◊ Bocce Ball Leagues For beach on Phantom Lake facility available, such as the seniors. Ping pong for ◊ A youth program with ◊ Return summer swim edu- Vernon Marsh area. seniors. a variety of activities in- cation to park ◊ It would be great if we ◊ Splash pad/outdoor pool, cluding sports, STEM, and ◊ For recreational activities, had a larger playground local beer garden. community involvement. town and village should in the village with more ◊ canoe access to Fox It’s annoying paying out be considered the same interactive pieces. River of residence fees for (same pricing). Ex:Imagination station in ◊ Youth sports. Town of Mukwonago, ◊ Outdoor pool, mini golf, Oconomowoc... when ◊ Outdoor Pool for kids in town of Vernon, or Town bike trails, walking trails we travel we have gone the summer, Lacrosse of East Troy because we ◊ Ahhhhh, I do not know to so many fun playfields (growing sport in do not have any alterna- what programs are of- grounds and I feel that the community) tive resource. fered. How is this adver- we need to leave the ◊ canoe/kayak/SUP rentals ◊ teenagers are always tised/presented? village to experience this ◊ No comment getting in to trouble for ◊ Splash pad please! ◊ Swimming lessons ◊ Team/youth programs/ riding skateboards in the ◊ Kids and adult sports and ◊ Art classes for young and sports wrong places,but yet enrichment older folks. Music in the ◊ More extensive bike they have nowhere to ◊ Something for swimming parks. trails which traverse the ride them.they need a or a small water park. ◊ It is unacceptable that village. Would like to be skate park put in the vil- YMCA gets too expen- we have to pay non res- able to cover the entire lage so they have some- sive. ident fees to participate village, and parts of the where to go.there should ◊ Beer Gardens. Rather in the Town of Mukwona- town, on a reasonable also be a Rec. space for spend my money in my go Park and Recreation trail or sidewalk. kids too. county in my parks than program. ◊ None ◊ “A new park for kids i n travel to MKE. Perfect for ◊ Trails along the rivers ◊ Skateboard park, out the Bear pass area for the whole family. ◊ Go back to sharing rec door pool, childre n ◊ None I can think of. with Town so we don’t ◊ We need a park and ◊ i n the apartments” ◊ encourage all different have to pay non res fees! rec department such a ◊ Unsure types of recreation and ◊ A place for the dog peo- downfall for living here ◊ Outdoor exercise equip- as much as possible ple. Frisbee golf is hard and with the taxes we ment ◊ Aqua Fitness enough without having pay a huge disappoint- ◊ Outdoor pool ◊ No answer to dodge the dog poop!! ment. ◊ Given the villages loca- ◊ Better swimming access ◊ Adult rec programs ◊ public swimming pool tion, an ice rink would be on Phantom Lake would ◊ An ATV use area would ◊ As village residents, we a hit. be great, or at least ex- have a lot of interest in are frustrated with paying ◊ Ice rink! Having learn to panding that recreation- this area, even if its on a nonresident fees for Town skate/play classes, hock- al area on the river. trial basis on a few acres. of Mukwonago recre- ey leagues etc would ◊ Trail along side the Muk- ◊ outdoor pool ation programs/youth be great! I truly believe it wonago/Fox River. ◊ Programs for the going sports. Please come up would be utilized ◊ Bike trails senior population, to en- with some kind of reci- ◊ something swimming re- ◊ Canoeing, fishing, hunt- courage them to remain procity or develop a pro- lated and a sewing/crafts ing from the ES Fox River in the community gram that is comparable. program for kids bridge is quite popular. ◊ Kayak and canoe rental ◊ Off-road hiking and bik- ◊ I would love to see an Update the access to the ◊ swimming outdoors ing (not mountain biking), outdoor ice rink in the river. ◊ The large field below the cross country skiing winter and an outdoor ◊ Rugby club sport Village’s fire dept is great ◊ Outdoor yoga or walking pool for the summer. ◊ I would like to see an off- for running dogs. But, group/club near the lake ◊ None at this time road or ATV park. the road is very poorly ◊ “Ice rink ◊ Pickleball ◊ Not sure maintained and there ◊ Youth sports so I don’t ◊ Trails connecting the ◊ Retain as much natu- are trails that could be have to pay extra to join village for better/easier ral habitat as possible! enhanced for walking or the Town offerings.” access from all areas of Don’t drain the wetlands biking. It would be nice ◊ Convert the disc golf to a the village to businesses that Waukesha Coun- to have addtn’l grilling driving range and parks. ty is known for, like the areas or a shelter here. ◊ a summer golf program ◊ A splash pad with nice approved apartment ◊ Not sure for kids like east troy has Clean picnic areas

A-38 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN ◊ Splash pad and new aged areas cannot and Inclusive Playground limit WAY down because playground and way always be simply main- and rec programs. Not someone’s going to get more sidewlaks tained. only for the children but injured! ◊ “Canoe & kayak rental ◊ It would be good to allo- then anyone adult or ◊ My daughter likes to bike on the Fox River cate significant funds to child with a disability can in town to get ice cream ◊ Better playground equip- improving multiple areas go there. Because they so I’m glad that NN is ment “ and also get the new would be able to get improved & we love Holt ◊ none at this time ones in place that have around and enjoy the parkway ◊ Partnering with the Town been promised (Hello outdoors. ◊ Parks are not maintained of Mukwonago Parks & Bielinski-Fairwinds!!!)” ◊ We would love to see very well. Recreation Department. ◊ If the parks were updat- the Holtz Parkway path ◊ Like everything in the ◊ more bike and hiking ed, Mukwonago could expanded Village, we are stagnant. trials host so many more ◊ Consider working w/other There is growth in business ◊ daytime programs for events. Would be great nearby towns to establish (retail) and recreation seniors for the community. bike trails. Current 2 lane all around us and Muk- ◊ Splash pad, kickball ◊ I think the Village of Muk- roads have little to no wonago sits relatively leagues, outdoor con- wonago does a nice job shoulders & are too risky idol. I spend most of my certs/beer garden at with its parks and facili- for most bicyclists. income outside of the Field Park. ties--the main thing is to ◊ Overall, I am very Village and would really ◊ Improve playground keep them maintained so pleased with the parks like to not do that. equipment for younger we can continue to enjoy and facilities offered by ◊ Connect the sidewalk children, and disc golf them! the Village of Mukwona- from NN to the bypass course options and main- ◊ Skateboards are concern go. sidewalk. Continue side- tenance. for older people. ◊ Weather makes it difficult walk to Two Rivers sub- ◊ “Lots of trees along to be useful year-round, division. Install sidewalk bypass path as there is but biking/walking from on ES from Two Rivers to Q20 Please use this space NO shade and sun is not the local/outlying neigh- downtown. to provide any other com- good for your skin. borhoods could be more ◊ Should be a safer way ments relating to pedestrian, ◊ Field Park pavilion needs convenient. In general, for those far our to get bicycle, park and recreation to be upgraded or re- they are very nice parks. to stores shops, ect. By services or facilities in the placed as it is a disgrace ◊ Maintain what you biking/walking Village of Mukwonago. to our visitors!” have, make biking safer, ◊ There are at least 2 select ◊ Any additions such as and work together with baseball organizations ◊ Safe biking. Outdoor ice parks or trails is welcome the Town to make the that call Mukwonago rink. Sanitary swimming to our family. “Greater Mukwonago home. Our baseball at river. ◊ N/A Area” one combined facilities are embarrass- ◊ Continue to invest in own ◊ I would sure love to see area for recreation. ing compared to other parks and recreational fireworks held in our com- ◊ The Village Park needs to organizations that play in projects. Develop “pock- munity. Having to go to be updated. Remove the our league. et parks” in subdivisions or East Troy or Waukesha unsightly chain-link fence ◊ I don’t like that the path other areas. is ridiculous. Consider around the park to make that’s by the interstate ◊ Indian Head and Phan- cutting fireworks from it appear more inviting. doesn’t go anywhere tom Glen could be Midnight Magic or Fa- ◊ Miniwaukan needs better ◊ Streets in Mukwonago renovated ther’s Day baseball fields and bath- are not very bicycle or ◊ expand pedestrian path ◊ I really like the bike/walk- rooms and parking. pedestrian friendly. More ◊ None ing trails at Minawauken ◊ The park is often closed needs to be done to ◊ Connect, extend, and park and Holz Parkway... at the beach area in educate motorists about construct new trails it would be awesome mukwonago due to ecoli bicylists & pedestrian ◊ There are a lot of families if it could be extended in the water so we have safety. with young kids that love further (maybe to down- been frequenting mus- ◊ just to make it more bike to meet outdoors when town). kego beaches instead. friendly & offer something weather is nice. A new ◊ There should be paths all ◊ Miniwauken really needs for the teenagers to do large playground would around the high school. to be improved to draw (i.e. skate park) be nice (without sand There are so many kids more baseball teams and ◊ NA underneath) with splash that run through the vil- tournaments. Conces- ◊ I am from a Minneapolis pad or wading pool, lage after school it’s dan- sion stands could raise suburb: they have trails ample parking, picnic gerous and they don’t funds to pay for addition- woven between neigh- shelters/tables and clean move over for cars. al accommodations. borhoods, parks and restrooms. ◊ Would like more hiking ◊ NN needs a sidewalk on stores. They get used ◊ “Not complaining, we trails maintained BOTH sides. If you don’t alot, because they have love the Village. Every- ◊ I would love to have at build in bike lanes on the been there for gener- thing is well kept, but least one of the parks be highways, slow the speed ations. I hope Mukwo-

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-39 nago can encourage some of the parks main- months for them to get some shuffleboard courts. our residents to become tain or add volleyball cleaned up, disc golf A fun activity for all ages. more active by making it courts. tee pads are abysmal, ◊ Generally pleased with easy to access trails...and ◊ Would love to see safer indications of where the the offerings in the Village get Moving! access to parks by disc golf course cross- ◊ spend your money wisely ◊ Last I recall, Mukwonago bicycle from subdivi- es the pedestrian path ◊ This survey is written in a was sharing it’s recreation sions. Newer playground (striped paint?), disc golf very biased way, similar activities with East Troy - is equiptment more in line course signage in gen- to the school board ref- this still true? Why doesn’t with New Berlin, Delafield, eral (please do not use erendum. The village has mukwonago have its and Oconomowoc. So the signs on the baskets been run fine for many OWN recreation depart- excited about possible that destroy a disc if decades, quit needlessly ment - most activities are improvements! Thank you it hits the edge right). spending the taxpayer IN East Troy. for asking! Field Park: Tennis courts money on property that ◊ There just seems to be a ◊ I’m very glad this is being cracks, horse shoe pits, isn’t selling (Horter’s and bunch of “pieces” of a taken into consideration grass along the paved Chapman’s) and wor- recreational trail around ◊ The name ‘park’ implies areas, main building. ry about existing core town...just connect them (to me) play equipment. All Parks: Trash cans are services. all and try and do it so In other towns, each ugly, picnic tables are al- ◊ Need to get the word there are minimal loca- neighborhood has their ways paint chipped, not out to new residents as to tions where you have to own park. enough trashcans and where the parks and trails cross the street/deal with ◊ Indianhead beach- con- benches, real bathrooms. are located! busy roads like Hwy 83 cerns about safety on Mukwonago Co. Park (S. ◊ I like the sidewalk non which is very over-crowd- the beach- broken glass of LO): Parking area. Veterans parkway ed and dangerous (cars frequently found under ◊ Again, I know it says ◊ Really need to look at don’t yield to pedestri- sand, and restroom facili- Village.... but the Town traffic safety by Aldi/ ans) ties in disrepair. need shoulders on the Home Depot area ◊ We have plenty of Fris- ◊ As a frequent cyclist I roads. To provide safer ◊ Adding pedestrian side- bee golf courses. Not at think more road markings roads for pedestrians, bik- walks all across Village of all happy with the new and signs to make drivers ers, and people driving. Mukwonago and Pe- one added to Minor Park. more aware of cyclists ◊ I love living here and love destrian cross-walk with Also concerned about would promote more our parks! flashing lights on major the proposed work on cycling. Bike lanes where ◊ “Add outdoor fitness intersections would be the boat ramp interfer- possible also would be a equipment great so kids could walk ing with people actually great addition ◊ Dog poop bags stations home safe from school. being able to get their ◊ It will be nice when the at every park” ◊ Don’t waste $$$ trying to boats in the water next boat launch is re-done. I ◊ We are lacking com- stop Emerald Ash..just let spring/summer? This understand this has been pared to other areas. them go and plant other needs to be properly put off until 2018. ◊ Need more bike trails species communicated, and the ◊ I don’t even know where ◊ I would like an environ- ◊ It would be nice if a bike/ needs of the taxpayers if any in the village there ment to help me feel safe walk/running trail was considered. are pedestrian walking taking kids biking who are available that connect- ◊ Repaint all pedestrian trails. just learning to ride and ed to one of the big crosswalks with cross-hash ◊ WE NEED MORE PLACES to get around to main lo- ones; i.e. Glacial Drumlin, marks. TO BIKE cations without riding on etc. ◊ Would like to see conces- ◊ We cannot have too busy/crowded hwy 83 ◊ Build the Fairwinds Park!!!! sion stands and dugouts much green space. The ◊ We have several bits and ◊ Would just like a nice bike for the baseball dia- Village should buy up all pieces of bike trails and trail in Mukwonago so we monds at Miniwaukan. the land they can and hiking but they don’t don’t have to go all the Seems to be one of the preserve the semirural “connect” well way to Sunset Park. few area parks without atmosphere that makes ◊ Could make good use ◊ more side walks either? Maybe outdoor Mukwonago a good of sidewalks from Field ◊ Things are looking good lighting at one of the place to live. Park west the high school from my perspective, diamonds as well. ◊ We are fortunate to have so kids are not walking keep up the good work! ◊ I live in the town, so this the parks we have and I on neighbor’s yards or in ◊ Very discouraging that does not concern me as think the village is doing a Road. village residents have to much but I generally like good job of maintaining ◊ We agree that an Arts pay non-resident fees for the idea to transform our them. and Cultural facility the Town rec program, ‘downtown’ area into a ◊ Many areas just seem should be built in Mukwo- especially when the more foot friendly space rundown. Miniwaukan: nago village does not have a with areas to stroll with a Grass is always way too ◊ I would like to see more program. There should family long, when large trees bike trails in the village. be more community ◊ It would be great to see or branches fall it takes ◊ Another consideration is cohesion between the

A-40 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN town and village and less an excellent community ◊ none small town is ridiculous. burden on the taxpay- to look at from the stand- ◊ Better lake access would ◊ Please no more bike. ers, especially when the point of an outdoor pool. be nice for swimming ◊ like to see a bike trail village residents already ◊ Update playground and onshore fishing. throughout the village pay higher property equipment. Parks are ◊ We just moved here and and town taxes. destinations and part of I am excited to see all ◊ The village has nice ◊ Heading in the right the overall quality of a Mukwonago has to offer. parks. Thank you for ask- direction! community. Our parks In researching where to ing for input and consid- ◊ more places to park bicy- need a major overhaul move I will say the only ering improving on what cles and eat outdoors and update. couple draw backs I saw is already a good thing! ◊ It would be great to see ◊ More sidewalks to Mukwonago was lack ◊ I am concerned about all the playground equip- ◊ I know from other fam- of off road paved biking the new residential and ment at the park on ilies that indoor space (or at least lack of ease multi-family housing in the County LO near Minors for baseball and soccer finding much about any) area, but especially up Homestead upgrad- would be very helpful. and lack of pool. As a and down Hwy 83 and ed and expanded, a ◊ Basketball courts and whole though the draw ES. I am afraid this is too shelter/pavilion added, an outdoor Mukwonago to Mukwonago was/is so much in a short period and parking expanded Public Swimming pool strong and I am thrilled of time and will result in and paved. An outdoor ◊ The sidewalk on Hwy 83 to learn more about all traffic problems, etc. public pool and splash by the museum is not there is. Thank you for ◊ We think flashing pe- pad would provide great a safe place. A barrier making this an amazing destrian lights over main summer recreation for needs to exist, addition- community! roads like 83 would be a the families of the Muk- ally someone is going to ◊ Bike path on bypass is good idea/investment. wonago area! Also, full- run someone over there... great, but access is poor. ◊ Need a map for walking court basketball courts for real. ◊ Have lived here for 10 and biking facilities with premium goals ◊ Please start and finish years and have two small ◊ Mukwonago has done would provide excellent the park in the Fairwinds children-mukwonago is a very good job pro- recreational and athletic subdivision a very isolated commu- viding parks, sidewalks, development for area ◊ I love our parks and nity-grew up in Wauwa- activities,swimming, they youth. though I am not in the vil- tosa with pool, parks, have gotten value for the ◊ The subdivision behind lage, would support more rec department. None money they spend. I am the High School should ped and bike trails. I walk of that here...no sense not against new spend- really have sidewalks. frequently and would of community...nothing ing, but there are people The rest of the village has make use of it. walkable, hasn’t change who always want more, sidewalks. ◊ Na in 10 years of living here... without consideration of ◊ To make Mukwonago a ◊ Plant native trees!!! 50 except hwy no sidewalk. cost, and cost benefit “dark sky certified” city years from now our Stop investing in gas ratio. and town. http://darksky. Village will be more stations and coffe shops ◊ Sidewalk connection org/ beautiful if we plant and put in a bike trail or make it a full circle ◊ While there doesn’t native oaks, maples (NOT sidewalk ◊ I just feel like it’s a difficult always need to be a trail Norway maples), hickory, ◊ Make sure to make it community to send your it’d be nice if at least we Aspen, etc. Planting of safe to travel throughout kids out on a bike ride be- could try to get paved trees like Norway Maple, the village for biker and cause of the lack of con- shoulders so it gives bikes Ash, Japanese Tree Lilac, pedestrians - sidewalks/ tinuous sidewalks, which some place to ride when non-native Elm, etc. trails are needed! really is a shame when drivers aren’t giving them should not be permitted ◊ I was disappointed we live in a smaller, safer space. on Village parks/property in having to pay the community. Also, I would ◊ I would like to see pro- and road parkways. non-resident fee for town love to see restrooms at grams offered to youth ◊ We have started bringing of Mukwonago for a class Minniwaukan & Lauren such as gymnastics, the community together my daughter I was in; the & others. So difficult for tball, basketball, etc., with bike trails. We need class was not worth the ball players & families to where it does not cost to finish that and make full fee. I hope the village not have good restrooms us to be considered a the whole community can figure something out when they spend hours non-resident in the town available by bike or to offer classes/ leagues there. of Mukwonago. Instead walking as my children get more ◊ Very happy with what of feeling united there ◊ I love that there are of age to participate for we have now but the is a divide between the so many parks and a better value. Mukwonago/Fox River is town and the village. It’s green spaces. I’d love ◊ We need a Rec dept with underutilized. unfortunate. for pedestrian traffic to activities or to re-establish ◊ Finally NN to 83 has been ◊ My wife’s family has be more encouraged the agreement with the updated with sidewalks. a cabin in the town of throughout town. town. Paying extra fees I wrote an email to the Baraboo I think would be ◊ Add a Hockey rink when we all live in one village president ex-

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-41 pressing my concern for ◊ “Village does a nice job nanced park-like facilities park trail in exchange for safety for this area and maintaining our parks. in new housing develop- being allowed to set up a did not get a response. ◊ Not so nice in enforcing ments. coffee store in the park. It was horrible riding bike loose dog rules in parks ◊ There is no longer con- Let a corporation fund on, especially when the - nor in picking up after tinuous bike path that improvements in a park in catholic church let out. dogs.” would provide for a more exchange for having the ◊ Would really appreciate ◊ Bathroom Facilities could significant bike ride. All park named after their something being added use better upkeep (paint, end after short distances company or for having to the fairwinds park like fixtures, etc). and result in biking in less free advertising in the playground equipment, ◊ The village does not safe highways or roads. park. An example would picnic tables, shelter, provide bike paths to A plan which would be the way Kentucky splash pad move around the village connect areas to provide Fried Chicken sponsored ◊ Need places to safely or parking space for any a longer route would be certain road repairs in ride bicycles. large events at our parks. nice. the South in exchange ◊ You have good pedestri- ◊ Love the new sidewalks ◊ Town needs to add bike/ for having their name an options, but the boat and lights on the finished walk paths into village written on the pave- launch at Phantom is NN. from major sub division ment. I DO NOT want awful. There is nothing ◊ beverage machines neighborhoods more bike lanes hogging for off-road bicycling. ◊ I would think if the Village ◊ It would be wonderful up our roads. Put bike The Village seems only enhanced the make (not sure if it would be lanes in the parks or on interested in warming-up shift boat launch off of possible) to create a trail roads next to the marsh to businesses that will National Ave that many that would stretch the or other parks but do NOT overtake greenspace would be willing to pay length of Mukwonago cut back the space on with parking lots and ugly a small fee to launch (much like exists in Mus- our roads so people can buildings. The quality of and park there. It’s very kego) bike 7 or 8 months out of life aspects in the Village convenient and a great ◊ Once again I can’t the year. Even people are poor. place to access the Fox comment enough how who bike and don’t drive ◊ It would be great if there River and Vernon Marsh. disapponted the families go to the grocery store could be some bicycle ◊ Overall decent sidewalks are including mine for not and buy food or goods trails or a bicycle lane in most of the areas in having a park and rec that were shipped to that would allow bicy- town. department and making the stores by truck so it’s cles to get from place to ◊ Please do not allow the us spend so much to go in everyone’s interest to place in the village. The disk golf group to destroy to town of Mukwonago keep the roads open. traffic gets pretty heavy the natural wooded area and Vernon. there should Everyone has a stake in and I do not feel comfort- in Minors park. be no reason why there having good and ample able letting my children ◊ “Need bikes for poor folks isn’t a park and rec. Kids roadway. A fraction of ride there bikes around to rent want to play with their the population utilizes with me. It would be fun ◊ Start anime sharing pro- friends in the village as bike lanes and I don’t if we could ride our bikes gram” well and not constantly want my money going to to different parts of town ◊ Bicycling in Mukwona- be split up. pay for them. safely. go is unsafe. I’m really ◊ We are very concerned ◊ It’s a well known safety ◊ Bring back the music in surprised it’s one of the about the amount of engineering strategy the parks. We loved it. worst communities. Take trees being taken down (and common sense,) Bought the community some ideas from Milwau- in village parks and the that to decrease pedes- together. kee and the Oak Leaf lack of/limited variety trian accidents you need ◊ Again want to mention Trail. of trees being planted to separate the pedes- the desire for the park ◊ More bike trails to replace them. As trian from the vehicle. that has been penciled in ◊ Park with playground lifelong residents, we are Uneven and damaged for the Fairwinds subdivi- within walking distance of concerned about places pavement and the sion for years to finally be National Ave northeast of like Field Park becoming absence of sidewalks constructed. Hwy NN, sidewalks along open fields instead of deter many from enjoy- ◊ It would be great to have National Ave to access shaded parks. ing a walk outdoors and better and new play- area parks, restaurants, ◊ I do not want my taxes to endanger those who do. ground equipment at the and stores. go up for parks. I’d like Whether to have side- park on County LO across ◊ more hiking and biking to see the money that is walks should not be left from the Minor’s subdivi- trails already budgeted used up to the residents of the sion. ◊ we need much better/ for improvements or I’d block, any more than ◊ Would like to see more safer pedestrian walk- like to see public-private whether to have street- safe walking paths/side- ways within the village so partnerships to pay for lights or, for that matter, walks to get to restau- kids can walk/bike safely things. For example, paved roads. A network rants, library, particularly to schools let a coffee shop help of sidewalks is not built along HWY ES. ◊ Include developer fi- fund improvements to a primarily for the residents

A-42 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN of any one block, but should be updated. rather for all of us who ◊ better trail connectivity, want to go safely from upgrades to Field park to one place to another by increase usage, partner foot. with private/corporate ◊ I wish the traffic would be sponsors for additional slower on ES so the kids projects and funding can safely ride bikes. A ◊ Keep bikes off the roads lot of speeding between as much as possible for the fork with 83 and the safety. bridge on ES. ◊ Overall the parks and rec department, I would consider a failure. Lack of organization for all Muk- wonago, no rec baseball but plenty of “select” teams who are poor quality. I have noticed a huge drop off in community pride in 17 years. ◊ Village seems to spend alot on police, business, village hall, too many employees, village board, but not much on the children’s programs in this village. ◊ I’m just very excited that this is a topic or interest. This has been a key area that Mukwonago lacks. ◊ There is a surprisingly large amount of children i n this areaof Mukwo nago, wit no park area open. ◊ Make bike riding safer ◊ My kids participate in Town of Mukwonago park district sports. It is very frustrating to have to pay extra because we aren’t in the town. Why do we not have one big park district which combines the village and town? ◊ Keep DNR conservancies intact and only have walking trails in these areas ◊ “A footbridge, sidewalk and traffic lights at the intersection of ES & Edge- wood ◊ Upgrading the park/ equipment in Fox River View” ◊ None at this time ◊ These are important part of individuals lives and

APPENDIX A: SURVEY SUMMARY A-43 A-44 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN 4 ANALYSIS OF NEEDS & DEMANDS

CHAPTER 4: ANALYSIS OF NEEDS & DEMANDS 27 ANALYSIS OF NEEDS & DEMANDS

This chapter presents an analysis of how well Table 4.1 Total Park Acreage Surplus/Deficit the Village’s existing park and recreational Total Park Acreage Surplus/Deficit (in acres) facilities satisfy current needs in the community. Year 2015 2020 2030 2040 The adequacy of the Village’s existing park Population 7,485 8,140 9,230 9,650 and recreation systems are evaluated using the Total Supply (acres) 380.1 380.1 380.1 380.1 following methods: Demand (10.5 acres/1,000) 78.6 85.5 96.9 101.3 Surplus (10.5 acres/1,000) 301.5 294.6 283.2 278.8 ◊ Quantitative Analysis - a comparison of existing parkland acreage and population projections Table 4.2 Park Acreage Surplus/Deficit by Type versus park and recreational facility service Park Acreage Surplus/Deficit by Type (in acres) guidelines, including a review of the types and Year 2015 2020 2030 2040 amount of parkland available to Village residents. Population 7,485 8,140 9,230 9,650 ◊ Geographic Analysis - an analysis of the Mini-Park geographic distribution and accessibility of park Standard (0.5 acres/1,000) -3.1 -3.5 -4.0 -4.2 facilities in the Village. Neighborhood Playgrounds/Parks ◊ Qualitative Analysis - a summary of public input Standard (2.0 acres/1,000) -5.1 -6.4 -8.6 -9.4 regarding Village parks and recreational facilities Community Playfields/Parks gathered through the community survey. Standard (8.0 acres/1,000) 270.8 265.6 256.9 253.5 Excluding undeveloped portion of ◊ Regional & State Trends - a summary of the Miniwaukan Park 107.3 102.1 93.4 90.0 demand trends in recreational amenities at the Special Purpose Park No Standard Applicable county and state level. Nature Preserve No Standard Applicable Undeveloped No Standard Applicable

4.1 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS per 1,000 residents (0.5 acres for Mini-Parks, 2.0 acres for Neighborhood Parks, and 8.0 acres for An analysis of existing recreational land area is Community Parks). For the purpose of calculating provided to determine if the recreational needs anticipated parkland demand in Mukwonago, a of residents are being met. This analysis is limited to service level of 10.5 acres per 1,000 residents was an evaluation of park land, and does not include assumed. off-road trails not located in parks. Using a level of service standard of 10.5 acres Currently the Village is providing approximately per 1,000 residents, the Village currently has a 380 acres of parkland, not counting school surplus of 301.5 acres. Assuming the population facilities, county facilities or private facilities. projections are correct, and the Village does This translates to 0.051 acres of parkland per not add additional parkland, the total surplus will person, or 51 acres per 1,000 residents. Using WI shrink to 278.8 acres by the year 2040. DOA population projections, if no new parkland is added in Mukwonago, in 2040 there will be Table 4.2 summarizes the current and projected approximately 39 acres per 1,000 residents. supply and demand for parkland acreage by park types, using the traditional service guidelines Table 4.1 summarizes the current and projected provided by the NRPA. It should be noted that supply and demand for total parkland acreage the information in Table 4.2 groups neighborhood based on Village population. A loose target playgrounds within the neighborhood parks traditionally provided by National Recreation and classification and community playfields within the Park Association (NRPA) is 10.5 acres of parkland community park classification in order to provide

28 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN comparisons with the NRPA guidelines. The types. Areas currently zoned for neighborhood information in Table 4.2 is based on the existing and urban residential uses that fall outside of these current status of parkland. service areas are also highlighted.

Since only a portion of Miniwaukan Park is The map shows several deficiencies in the location developed, under Community Playfields/Parks of parkland in Mukwonago: Table 4.2 shows one line including the undeveloped portion of Miniwaukan Park and one line excluding ◊ A residential area in north Mukwonago that the park. Whether the undeveloped portion of is south of the rail line and north of CTH ES is Miniwaukan is included or excluded, the table underserved by all park types with the exception shows a surplus of Community Playfields/Parks of community parks. through 2040. ◊ A residential area along Edgewood Ave is underserved by all park types with the exception The results from Table 4.2 indicate a current of community parks. and future projected deficit for Mini-Parks and ◊ A residential area in south Mukwonago, located Neighborhood Playgrounds/Parks in Mukwonago. northwest of I-43 and south of Bay View Rd, is By the year 2040, Neighborhood Playgrounds/ underserved by all park types with the exception Parks are projected to have a 9.4 acre deficit and that the northern part of the neighborhood is Mini-Parks are projected to have a 4.2 acre deficit. served by community parks. ◊ A residential area roughly bounded by Lake St Note: Mukwonago shows a projected surplus and Atkinson St is underserved by all park types in total park acreage in Table 4.1 but shows a with the exception of community parks. projected deficit in Mini-Parks and Neighborhood ◊ A residential area east southeast of Mukwonago Playgrounds/Parks through 2040 in Table 4.2. This Union High School is underserved by all park types is due to 202 acres of parkland being classified with the exception of community parks. as Special Purpose Park, Nature Preserve, or ◊ Residential areas in north Mukwonago on Undeveloped (including the undeveloped portion either side of WIS 83 and north of CTH NN, are of Miniwaukan), for which there is no applicable underserved by all park types with the exception standard. of community parks. ◊ Although the downtown appears well-served by all park types, there are no parks within easy 4.2 GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS walking distance of the downtown core. This area could be better served by a mini-park to support The location of parks and open space facilities in community events and serve as a general area relation to the Village’s residents is an important of rest for shoppers. indicator of how well existing facilities are dispersed throughout the community. The National Please view the “Park Service Areas” map found Recreation and Park Association advocates that in Appendix C for these specific locations. all residents should live within a 1/4 to 1/2 mile of some type of public park or open space. The Park Service Areas map in Appendix C indicates 4.3 QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS areas of the Village that are not currently served by a Village park. The map also illustrates service As part of the update to this plan, the Village areas based on park type, including 1.5-miles for administered an online survey to gather residents’ community parks and 1/3-mile for all other park opinion regarding Village Park facilities.

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The survey was well-promoted: a postcard ◊ 63% of respondents commonly drive somewhere advertising the survey was sent to every household outside of Mukwonago to use specific recreational in the Village; various civic groups emailed facilities. Common responses of where included their membership; the School District emailed Lapham Peak, Kettle Moraine and Ice Age Trail parents; the Village posted on their website and for hiking and biking; Ottawa Lake for fishing and departmental social media accounts; plus other swimming; Malone Park in New Berlin for new various direct emails from Village staff. playground equipment; Hartland for the splash pad; and various locations for golf/driving range. In total 577 individuals started the survey and 493 ◊ When asked which activities or facilities individuals responded to questions through the respondents or members of their household most end of the survey. Approximately 73% of those who commonly participate in, the top response was took the survey live in Mukwonago. The following is walking (78% of respondents). The second most a summary of responses to key questions. Refer to common response was playground equipment Appendix A for the complete results. (60%). ◊ When asked which amenities should be added, Bike/Pedestrian improved or expanded in the Village, the top responses included off-road biking/walking trails, ◊ When asked where residents would prioritize beaches/lake access and an outdoor pool. the location of new bike facilities, routes or trail, common responses included to/from parks, Recreation Programming connecting existing trails, along waterways, WIS 83, near the high school, CTH NN, Holz Parkway, ◊ 31% of respondents participated in Town of loop around the Village, CTH ES and CTH LO. Mukwonago-sponsored recreation programs in ◊ 84% of respondents walk for exercise at least one the past year. Some respondents also noted that day per week. they do not participate in the Town’s programs ◊ 40% of respondents would like to see off- because the non-resident fees are too expensive. road walking/biking trails added, improved or ◊ When asked what new type of recreation expanded within the Village. program or service the Village should consider ◊ 68% of respondents believe the Village should offering, respondents said an outdoor pool; allocate additional funding on sidewalk facilities/ recreational programming for youth, adults and investment enhancements. seniors; a splash pad; a public golf course; and an ice rink. Parks/Open Space

◊ The favorite park for respondents to visit is Field 4.4 BIKING AND WALKING Park (the second most favorited park was Miniwaukan Park). SUITABILITY ANALYSIS ◊ 19% of respondents expressed concern over safety or accessibility in Village parks. Connecting parks and recreational facilities to Respondents primarily had concerns with Field each other and the population is an important and Miniwaukan Parks. Concerns with Field Park component of bicycle and pedestrian planning, included aging playground equipment, entering and also park and open space planning. and exiting the park, fencing around the park, garbage and graffiti. Concerns with Miniwaukan Barriers for bicycles and pedestrians include both Park included people and cars in the park after a lack of facilities and unsafe facilities. Where it closes. sidewalks do not exist, it is difficult for pedestrians

30 VILLAGE OF MUKWONAGO || COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN to access necessary services. Streets with heavy Maps and signage that are easily readable would vehicle traffic, particularly those that are narrow, help increase public awareness. The other part of pose a danger to on-street cycling. Lack of safe this goal can be realized by providing additional pedestrian or bicycle crossings of busy streets also sites with access to the water for boating, fishing, poses significant danger. and swimming.

As mentioned previously, according to survey Promote Outdoor Recreation as a “Get Fit” results the most common destinations that need Initiative – Educate the public about the health to be improved for bicycle or pedestrian safety benefits of walking, biking, nature study, etc. and include: develop programming and recreation facilities with health agencies. ◊ WIS 83/Rochester Street ◊ CTH ES/Main Street Create Urban Parks and Community Green Space ◊ Around High School and Middle School – Create connected urban parks and community ◊ Intersection of CTH NN and CTH ES/Holz Parkway green spaces to improve quality of life and ◊ Intersection of WIS 83 and CTH ES increase opportunities for recreation in urban ◊ Downtown area areas. ◊ CTH NN ◊ Intersection of WIS 83 and Holz Parkway The SCORP projects demand for the following ◊ Around Field Park types of recreation activities:

Railroad tracks, rivers and creeks can also pose STABLE DEMAND a barrier to bicycles and pedestrians. Separate Walking ◊ Gardening Viewing ◊ Nature bicycle and pedestrian crossing facilities are Centers Sightseeing Bicycling Picnicking often not provided, and auto intersections can ◊ ◊ ◊ be difficult or dangerous on bike or on foot. The railroad tracks in Mukwonago pose a north- south barrier. The Mukwonago River provides an opportunity for trail facilities along the corridor, DEMAND but also serves as an east-west barrier. INCREASEDKayaking Dog Parks 4.5 REGIONAL & STATE INSIGHTS Climbing Insights from the Wisconsin Statewide PaddleboardingSoccer Outdoor Comprehensive Recreation RV Camping Plan (SCORP), 2011-2016. DECREASED BMX Biking The goals listed below are recommended by the Wisconsin SCORP to help provide Wisconsinites Hunting better access/awareness to outdoor recreation Inline Skating DEMAND opportunities and to help improve public health Skateboarding and wellness. DownhillSoftball Skiing Public Access to Land and Water – One part of this goal is awareness; there is access to land and water, but many times people don’t know about it.

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Insights from the Waukesha County ◊ Personal health Parks & Open Space Plan (POSP), 2008- ◊ Not enough time 2012. To identify local trends in parks and recreation, NRSE noted that these are the same barriers that Waukesha County conducted a public opinion non-disabled citizens typically experience. survey as well as a focus group. Findings included: The plan also proposes a Mukwonago River ◊ Respondents desired more park trails, reserved Greenway and Trail. The greenway (approximately group picnic areas, archery ranges, swimming 19.2 acres) would stretch from Eagle Springs Lake beaches, group camping, individual camping, to the confluence with the Fox River. Greenway playground equipment, boat launch facilities, acquisition would require State of Wisconsin bathrooms and fishing piers. and Village of Mukwonago cooperation along ◊ A majority of respondents supported continued with various conservation oriented groups. natural area and open space acquisition efforts The proposed eight-mile trail would run from and were not fully satisfied that key natural Mukwonago Park on the west to joining the resources are being adequately protected. Muskego Lakes Trail in the Village of Mukwonago, south of I-43. The Plan also discusses accessibility considerations for recreation. According to the National Survey on Recreation and the Environment (NRSE), the top 15 recreation uses that were determined to have average to above average participation rates among mobility-disabled individuals included:

◊ Attending concerts ◊ Backpacking ◊ Bird watching, camping ◊ Canoeing ◊ Driving off-road ◊ Fishing ◊ Horseback riding ◊ Nature study ◊ Sightseeing ◊ Sledding ◊ Viewing fish ◊ Visiting historical/archeology sites ◊ Visiting nature centers ◊ Wildlife viewing

The top constraints to participation among mobility-disabled individuals included:

◊ No companions ◊ Outdoor pests ◊ Not enough money

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