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City staff explained the CSM divides and reconfigures the land into Lot 1 (approximately 31.1 acres) and Lot 2 (approximately 8.8 acres). The city intends to sell the larger Lot 1 to Jersey and retain Lot 2 as an outlot for future development.

Christie Lane, community development director, told the council the CSM meets the bulk requirements of the zoning district and the plan commission recommended approval. City staff also said stormwater facilities currently sized for Lot 1 would be revisited if future expansion required additional capacity; any amendment to stormwater management would follow standard permitting procedures.

The council approved the CSM by motion and roll call. Council members asked for confirmation that the pond and stormwater infrastructure could be amended as the property develops. Matt (city engineer) responded that the existing pond is sized appropriately for the current Lot 1 layout and that plans for additional impervious area would require amendments to the stormwater management plan.

The approval prepares the parcel for an imminent sale and development by the announced user; no final purchase agreement was read into the record during the meeting. The planning commission had recommended approval at its June meeting.

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Chief Dave Stecker of the Oak Creek Police Department told the council that Oak Creek has previously provided emergency call handling in short‑term outages and that Cudahy is seeking a longer‑term, formal backup arrangement. \"A PSAP is a public safety answering point — that's where all the 911 calls come through,\" Stecker said. He told the council the July request arose after Cudahy’s emergency center experienced an outage and Oak Creek staff routed calls to Oak Creek as a stopgap.

Chief Stecker said the proposed MOU requires no additional equipment or funding from Oak Creek. \"There is nothing additional that we need for equipment, no additional funding that we need at this time. It would just fall under our normal packs that we have for mutual aid when these things happen,\" he said.

Council members had no further questions, and the council approved the agreement on a roll‑call vote. The approved motion authorizes the city to act as Cudahy’s backup PSAP and to continue coordinating with neighboring PSAPs to ensure redundancy.

The formal MOU aims to reduce the operational risk for Cudahy in case of outages at their primary dispatch center and formalizes procedures staff said the region already uses informally for mutual aid and contingency routing.

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Matt Sullivan, assistant city administrator and city engineer, told the council the culvert was identified through a Wisconsin Department of Transportation local bridge program and later flagged as failing by the county consultant. The city placed steel plates and imposed a 3‑ton weight limit to keep the road open for general traffic while buses and heavy trucks were rerouted.

Sullivan said the city obtained environmental review clearances before bidding; three contractors bid and Wanasek’s low responsive bid was within the city’s budget. \"The box culvert on Oakwood was identified as a failing structure,\" Sullivan said. \"We put steel plates in place and reduced the weight limit while we design and bid the repair.\"

The contract requires the contractor to shut Oakwood Road for 12 consecutive days to install the prebuilt box structure; Sullivan said a lead time of about six weeks will be needed to manufacture the box offsite. The contract sets liquidated damages of $5,000 for each day the road remains closed beyond the 12‑day window.

Council members asked about notification protocols and coordination with school and bus companies. Sullivan said the city would coordinate with bus companies and notify residents in advance, targeting notice about a month to six weeks before the closure.

The bid and award follow a design and permitting process that included consultation with the Wisconsin DNR to address wetland and environmental impacts. The city plans to keep the corridor closed only for the specified period and to work with affected businesses and the school system to mitigate impacts during the closure.

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The conditional use amendment, adopted as Resolution No. 12600-071525, updates the 2018 permit to add an adjacent parcel and permits paving where vehicles are currently parked on grass. Christie Lane, community development director, told the council the proposal would add about 155 inventory parking spaces and clarified the 2018 permit had previously been amended to account for a state right-of-way.

The approval matters because it allows the dealership to legalize and pave vehicle storage that staff said is already occurring on an undeveloped parcel. \"Right now, they are parking vehicles in the grass. It's not allowed. So this would allow them to pave that for vehicles, put more parking spaces for inventory,\" Alderman Greg (last name on file as Greg) said during the discussion.

During the public hearing Tom Stacowiak of Stack Design Group, representing property owners to the north, asked when a roadway referenced in a 2018 certified survey map would be constructed. Stacowiak said the 2018 CSM included a note that Boylan Properties Oak Creek LLC would dedicate right-of-way, obtain wetland permits and build an official‑map street \"prior to the development of Lot 2 with the total cost of construction borne by Boylan Properties of Oak Creek.\" He told council members his client has attempted since 2020 to develop the northern parcels but cannot because there is no access.

Council members and staff said the conditional use amendment and the CSM are related but separate actions. City officials said whether the city has any obligation under that private memorandum of understanding is unclear and recommended follow-up research before recording a new CSM. \"If it's referencing a memorandum of understanding between two private properties, that would not... be something the city would necessarily be a party to,\" one city official said. City staff and the council asked the applicant’s engineer (Pinnacle) and property owners to clarify title and any outstanding agreements.

Council member Burke moved to hold the CSM (item 8) for further review; the motion was amended to continue the hold until the common council meeting on Aug. 9, 2025, and the motion carried on roll call. The separate conditional use amendment (item 7) was adopted on a roll‑call vote.

The council record shows the planning commission recommended approval of both the conditional‑use amendment and the CSM at its June meeting; city staff told the council they updated outdated code references, applicant name, and the legal description as part of the amendment. The council did not alter the conditional‑use conditions when it voted to approve the parking expansion. No further permits were approved at the July 15 meeting that would authorize construction of the future road referenced in the 2018 CSM note.

The council instructed staff to coordinate with the applicant, Pinnacle (the engineer), and neighboring property owners to resolve title, the existence or enforceability of any memorandum of understanding, and whether the 2018 note should carry forward onto a new CSM before the matter returns to the council.

The matter remains open for further review and was set for reconsideration at the Aug. 9 council meeting.

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