Present: Chairman Niedbalski, Aldpersons Sevenich, Pazdernik, Kedrowski, Rackow
Also
Present: Directors Gardner, Schrader, Van Alstine; Mayor Wescott, C/T Schlice, Clerk Zdroik, Ald. Walther, Perlak, Barr, Aldinger, Nealis, Phillips; Administrator Disher, Police Captain Dowling, Adm. Asst. Folke, City Intern Katie Martin, Susan Kampmeier (Journal), Mike Kemmeter (WIZD)

1. License list.

2. Approval of application for Temporary Class "B"/"Class B" Retailer's license - St. Peter's Church - February 13, 1999.

Ald. Rackow moved, Ald. Pazdernik seconded, to approve the new operator licenses, taxicab driver licenses, and Temporary Class "B"/"Class B" retailers, including the application for Temporary Class "B"/"Class B" Retailer's license for St. Peter's Church for Saturday,
February 13, 1999.

Ayes, all, nays, none; motion carried.

3. Snow removal appeal - 1001 Division Street.

The appellant, Sergio Meldon was not present. Copies of photos were distributed to the committee members.

Ald. Rackow moved, Ald. Sevenich seconded, to deny the appeal.

Ald. Rackow stated that Division Street is a well traveled part of the city. Based on the pictures, it is evident that the snow was not removed promptly. Snow removal by city contractor is done on a complaint basis.

Alderperson Sevenich said 24 hours after a snowfall is not too much to ask residents to have their sidewalks shoveled. There are laws that protect pedestrians and property owners and these laws have to be enforced.

Ayes, all, nays, none; motion carried.

4. Parking appeal - non-permitted area - 1316 Reserve Street.

Margorzata Dymek was not able to appear in tonight's meeting due to illness. She asked that her request be put back in next month's committee meeting.

5. Request to raise "exhibition chickens" - 717 W. Clark Street.

Sharalee Henske handed in a letter from her neighbors, Rolyn and Pat Vaughn, 701 W. Clark Street, stating they have no objection with Shara raising a couple of chickens which will be caged.

Chairman Niedbalski, for background information, stated that we have two locations in the city now where people are allowed to raise chickens.

Ald. Pazdernik moved, Alderperson Sevenich seconded, for approval to raise exhibition chickens at 717 W. Clark Street.

Ayes, all, nays, none; motion carried.

6. Review of unpaid multiple dwelling licenses.

Director Gardner said that notices were sent out to property owners who have not paid their multiple dwelling licenses on November 1, 1998, and January 25, 1999. Copies of Public Protection Committee agendas were also mailed on Tuesday, February 2, 1999. As of Monday, February 8, 1999, Paul Mayek, 2001 Main Street, Apt. D, has not complied with the licensing requirement. If Mr. Mayek comes up with the money, he will be granted the license with a one day fine of $135.20. If he does not pay for his license, he will be given an order to cease operation of the licensed premises. Director Gardner recommends imposing the fine and revocation if he does not come up with the license fee by Monday, February 15, 1999.

Ald. Pazdernik moved, Ald. Rackow seconded, to impose the one day fine of $135.20 plus the revocation, and that Mr. Mayek be given until Monday, February 15, 1999, to pay the license fee and fine.

7. Inspection Report.

Ald. Rackow moved, Ald. Kedrowski seconded, to accept the Inspection Report and place it on file.

Ayes, all, nays, none. Motion carried.

8. Adjournment - 6:15 P.M.

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