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Utility Committee backs $236,000 MMSD PPI/I funding agreement and $52,200 Clark Dietz contract
Summary
The New Berlin Utility Committee on Dec. 2 unanimously recommended Common Council approval of an MMSD funding agreement for private-property infiltration and inflow up to $236,000 and awarded a professional services contract to Clark Dietz, Inc. for generator additions not to exceed $52,200.
The New Berlin Utility Committee on Dec. 2, 2025, voted unanimously to recommend that the Common Council approve a Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District funding agreement for private-property infiltration and inflow (PPI/I) totaling up to $236,000 and to award a professional services agreement to Clark Dietz, Inc. for consulting on generator additions with a project cap of $52,200.
Alderperson Kroupa moved approval of the MMSD funding agreement (UT 16-25); Commissioner Anderson seconded, and the motion passed 4-0. The funding agreement is listed as a recommendation to the Common Council; the committee record does not specify funding source details beyond the agreement name or further conditions attached to the recommendation.
Commissioner Nissen Jr. moved approval of the professional services agreement to Clark Dietz, Inc. for plan design, bidding, and construction-phase consulting for generator additions (UT 17-25); Alderperson Kroupa seconded and the motion passed 4-0. The minutes state the project cost is not to exceed $52,200; no further scope details or contract terms were recorded in the committee minutes.
Administrative Specialist Norgie Metzinger recorded roll call earlier in the meeting; present were Alderperson Harenda, Commissioner Nissen Jr., Commissioner Anderson, and Alderperson Kroupa. Alderperson John Hopkins was listed as excused. City staff in attendance included City Attorney Thomas Schmitzer, Utility Manager Alex Parker, Accounting Supervisor John Sughroe, and Assistant Deputy City Clerk Sarah Holtz.
The committee took no items under old business and reported no updates. A motion to adjourn by Alderperson Kroupa, seconded by Commissioner Anderson, passed 4-0 and the meeting ended at 4:54 p.m.
Next steps: UT 16-25 is recorded as a recommendation to the Common Council for approval; the transcript does not record whether Common Council review or vote occurred at this meeting or subsequent meetings.
