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Prep sports results. See pages 21-22.Your first source for local news, sports, and advertising

NEWSolonial Plaza Plans: Aew fitness facility at the

Colonial Plaza in Menomoneealls will be the first step in aedevelopment of the mall,ccording to information pre-ented at the May 7

Menomonee Falls PlanCommission meeting. See page

0.

A walk down memoryane: On Thursday, May 15t 7 p.m., the Menomoneealls Public Library will have

A Walk Down Memory Lanewith author Rochelleennington. See page 20.

Optimist Club FishingDerby: Participants in a

ast Optimist Club ofMenomonee Falls FishingDerby wait for fish to bite.or details on this years

vent, see page 21.

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Menomonee Falls VillageManager Mark Fitzgerald providedthe most thorough explanation of thevillage's actions regarding the devel-opment of the Radisson Hotel during apresentation at the May 6 VillageBoard meeting.

The village provided financing forthe construction of the hotel throughthe approval of $17.65 million in gen-eral obligation bonds in April 2010. To

date, $1.2 million of that has beenpaid. The hotel opened in May 2011but went into receivership in November2011. The village is currently in litiga-tion against the remaining owner of theLodging Investors of Menomonee Fallsgroup. The village is seeking to fore-close on the property and force a sale.

Fitzgerald emphasized that taxincrement, the value of the hotel andthe operating revenue there-on wouldsupport this hotel and it would neverbe burden or an impact to the generalproperty taxpayer through the generallevy. We said that, and we shouldhave been saying it every two weeks,frankly.

The history

Fitzgerald provided the history

behind the development of the hotel,noting that he sought to avoid issuesrelated to ongoing litigation betweenthe village and the current ownershipgroup.

Fitzgerald started by explainingthat when he started as village manag-er in March 2007, the Village Boardmade it clear to him that redevelop-

ment of the Main Street area around

Hwy. 41/45 was your number onepriority.

In spring 2007, the Falls Inn which was located in the original hotelbuilding on the site was empty andthe Pilgrim Village Shopping Centerlost its anchor grocery store tenant. Inaddition, industrial properties north of

The hotel: past and presentVillage explains history behind development

Menomonee Falls Village Manager Mark Fitzgerald is pictured with astack of documents related the development of the Radisson Hotel dur-ing a presentation on the hotel and the nearby area May 6. Photo byThomas J. McKillen.

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M a i F e s t 2 0 1Mai Fest returns to Germantown

May 17-19, continuing its mix contem-orary music with traditional Germaneritage performances.

Mai Fest will be held on Squire Drivest north of Mequon Road. The follow-g is a list of activities at the three-dayvent:

Friday, May 17:5-7 p.m., Peggy Mueller8-11:30 p.m.,Chasin Mason

Saturday, May 18:11 a.m.: Tent opens;11:30 a.m.-noon: Opening cere-

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Mai Fest queen and tapping of first bar-l by Village President Dean Wolter;

Noon-2 p.m.: Die Freistadt Alteameraden Band;

2-2:30 p.m.: S.V.E.V DOberlanderancers;

3-5 p.m.:Die Freistadt Alteameraden Band;

5-5:30 p.m.: S.V.E.V DOberlanderDancers;

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Tanzdeel Freistadt Dancers;2-4 p.m.: Johnny Hoffmann;4-4:30 p.m.: The Pommersche

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oosevelt Drive and west of Pilgrim Roadere closed.

Fitzgerald noted that a hotel that loses aational franchise loses 30 to 50 percent of

value, which is what happened to the Fallsn by spring 2007.

Those corridors, frankly, were ripe withight and disinvestment, Fitzgerald said.he vacancy levels were high and, frankly,r a community like Menomonee Falls, theea was in sorry shape.

Fitzgerald believed the blight was chron- in those areas, which is why it was priori-to reclaim that area.

While the village had an overall plan iteated in 2006, it later decided to focus ondeveloping the hotel and the grocery storee. In addition, the industrial properties

orth of Roosevelt Drive were split off into aparate tax incremental finance district for

evelopment.Fitzgerald explained that in April 2008

e village entered into an agreement with ave-member hotel ownership group for theotel to renovate the site, and a tax incre-ental finance district was approved for theea.

However, a nationwide banking crisis ine fall of 2008 made it difficult for the hotelwnership group to secure private financing.zgerald said the failure to secure financingas not based on the project or the villagele in it, it was really based on the recession

nd the almost complete banking collapseat we remember very well.

In the meantime, the hotel owners hadarted to deconstruct the hotel, so that is wasbeled by residents as the "Baghdad Hotel."

It was an eyesore, it was an embarrass-ent, he said.

Fitzgerald said the village was left with aeconstructed hotel and banks that werentnding during the worst banking crisis sincee Great Depression. By the fall of 2008, itecame clear that to village officials that pri-ate financing wasnt going to be provided.e village came to the conclusion after 16

onths of working the hotel ownership groupattempting to seek financing.Fitzgerald said that discussions occurred

thin the village regarding the next option.I will tell you this: The idea of the village

eing the financial lender for the hotel was ast resort, not a first resort. That decision wasade perhaps, and all of you (the Villageoard) could answer this yourself, with asuch trepidation, as much concern, as muchnawing at the gut of probably any decisionat you made while you served as trustees ofe village, Fitzgerald said.

Fitzgerald said that the board faced theospect that if the hotel property wasntdeveloped, the redevelopment of the rest ofe Main Street area wasnt likely to occur.dditionally, Fitzgerald said that there wasways the fallback that if the village did the

an and for some reason things didnt workut quite the way it would, it could alwaysvert back to a tax increment finance dealnd be supported through that mechanism.

Those factors are what prompted the vil-ge to issue general obligation notes for the

onstruction of the hotel on behalf of a five-ember hotel group that had a certified netorth at the time of $25 million.

Village President Randy Newman, relay-g a comment he has heard from people ine community, asked why the village didntecide to knock down the remaining hoteleleton.

Fitzgerald said that government agenciesave to pay a highest and best use foroperties through the condemnation

process.Public acquisition is sort of a last resort

because we will pay more than what the mar-ket will bear because we have to pay, bystatutory authority, an appraised value that isbased on the highest and best use,Fitzgerald said.

Fitzgerald said it would have cost $8 mil-lion to raze the remaining skeleton of the oldhotel with a $1 million deconstruction value.

The numbers never worked. That nevermakes any sense, Fitzgerald said.

Fitzgerald then added: We believe andstill believe, and the market study believes, Ithink the data takes us there: That can be asuccessful, long term hotel.

Fitzgerald cited figures showing that theprevious hotel was valued at $1.8 million in2006 whereas the current facility is valuedjust under $9 million. The current facility isprojected to bring in $2,999,136 of taxincrement.

The presentThe village and the ownership group

agreed to enter into receivership byNovember 2011 to protect the value of thehotel. Since then, the village initiated actionagainst the hotel ownership group.Fitzgerald said the space in the story is due

to litigation issues.Fitzgerald said the village is proceedingwith the foreclosure, but the owner can repaythe debt and retain ownership of the facility.

The owners own it, they have a right topay off the debt, Fitzgerald said.

During questioning, Fitzgerald addressedcomplaints by contractors and subcontractorsthat they have not been paid.

Fitzgerald said there were 53 contractorsand subcontractors for the construction, andthey have been paid in varying amounts. Hesaid the Village Board has remained commit-ted to seeking a process through which thecontractors and subcontractor can be paid.

That is not a simple issue, he said.Fitzgerald said the village attempted vol-

untarily negotiations last summer which didnot result in a resolution. He said the Village

Board, as a matter of policy, wants to see ifthere is a legal means possible to pay thesubcontractors in a way that also creates afull and free release to the ultimate sale of thehotel.

Fitzgerald said the village controls theconstruction fund of the hotel, which wasdrawn down for proof of work. There are stillfunds in the account and it is the villagesplan to use the funds to pay liabilities of thehotel as necessary through the point of fore-closure and redemption. It is our strong beliefthere is enough funds to do that and neverhave this be a liability on the general levy ofthe general taxes of the village.

When asked, Fitzgerald said that villagepayments for such things a payroll came fromthat account, which is segregated from othervillage accounts. He later said the village

made a payment on the franchise fee to pro-tect the value of the hotel.Fitzgerald said that once the hotel is sold,

the village will use principal reduction pay-ments, sale proceeds to pay off the hotel andtie down the debt.

In response, Newman recalled what theMain Street area near Hwy. 41/45 lookedlike several years prior to the redevelopmentefforts.

I dont think thats arguable, that thearea looks a lot better, and it has greaterprospects that it has had in the probably thelast 20 years, Newman said.

During additional questioning, Fitzgeraldindicated that the village has been limited in

its responses to comments about the issuesince there is ongoing litigation.

I think we need to start shouting back,tonight maybe starts that shouting back,Fitzgerald said. I think we have been wrong-fully silent because of the litigation.

Fitzgerald added when the day is donewe have a hotel that I believe is an asset.

Not convincedSteve Welcenbach, president of the

Menomonee Falls Taxpayers Association,was at the Village Board meeting for thepresentation. Afterward, Welcenbach wasless than convinced by the villagesapproach to redevelopment in the area.

Youre saying theres no other way itcould have been done? Welcenbachasked. Im saying there could have been abetter way that would not have put (the vil-lage) at risk.

Welcenbach said he would have pre-ferred if the village razed the old hotel andsold the property to a developer.

Let the entrepreneur provide the vision.Hes putting money up there, hes pretty surethat whats he going to do is going to work,Welcenbach said

The day to day management

The presentation began with representa-tives from the management firm currentlyoverseeing the day to day operations of thefacility.

Joe Maitrejean, director of operationsfor Kinseth Hospitality Companies,explained the company has been in businessfor approximately 50 years and owns ormanages approximately 90 properties, most-ly in the midwest.

Kinseth was hired by

Dizard to oversee day to dMaitrejean said within the years he has been involved that have been in receivershi

We look at every operavidual entity and my goal (hotel General Manager Danteam to continue moving th

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personnel involved with marketing and pro-moting business at the site.

Newman asked Maitrejean how he han-dles concerns from potential customers abouthotel properties in receivership. Maitrejeansaid he stresses that were there to managethe hotel, and weve been in business a longtime. Were looking out for the best interestof the property owner.

During additional questioning,Maitrejean said the Menomonee FallsRadisson facility is in excellent condition.

Gaab has been involved with the

Radisson from its construction phase and wasinvolved in the hiring of staff and getting thehotel open. Gaab noted that the hotel hasbeen open two years.

I would like to thank the Village Boardof trustees, the village of Menomonee and itscitizens for their support of the Radissonhotel we have a beautiful property, Gaabsaid.

Gaab cited industry figures showing theMenomonee Radisson ranked seventh in onerating that includes 38 Radisson hotels whileanother rating has the Menomonee FallsRadisson ranked 22nd among 138 Radissonhotels. Gaab noted the rankings are based

on overall guest satisfactioproduct performance and adirect responses from guestindependent survey agencies

Gaab said he was alsKinseth Hospitality took manfacility. Newman later askmorale and how they feel abing over management.

Kinseth has helped staba staff morale standpoint, Ging the companys experiencfacilities. Its kind of good toof us and the other behind us

Gaab added that moraldip when media reports de

ry and ongoing legal situatthe hotel.Weve been very focus

everybody positive. The best that is to do the best job we said.

Village Trustee Dennis Fhotel recently took a weddiMill Pond Park and thanked

We feel it is very, very ito be a good community said.

Another hotel represenweddings have been bookebus company for off-site wed

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Fourth annual Spring ChildrensConcert at Peace Lutheran in Sussex

Delightful renditions of traditional,merican songs and hymns will be found at theeace Lutheran Academy Spring Choironcert, Friday, May 17, 7 pm. The childrensoirs consist of students from kindergartenrough eighth grade associated with Peace,

W240 N6145 Maple Avenue, Sussex, direct-d by Kathy May and accompanied by instru-entalists. Free admission. Have dinner beforee concertcome to the fish fry ($4-$10),rved 4:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Take home

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Volunteer tutors neededLiteracy Council of Greater Waukesha

CGW) will be hosting an hour long prospec-e tutor informational meeting on May 16

om 6-7 p.m.This orientation will be held at the LCGW

fice at 217 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 16, inWaukesha.

LCGW volunteers are needed to work withur students in improving their reading, writing,ath and English speaking skills.

For more information, please contact the

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Falls Library to welcome LionelRailroad Club of Milwaukee

On Saturday, May 18 from 10 a.m. to 2p.m., the Menomonee Falls Public Library willhost a demonstration with the Lionel RailroadClub of Milwaukee to celebrate railroads inAmerica. The Railroad club members will bringtheir railroad models, set them up, run them,and answer any questions about them. Theprogram will be held in the CommunityMeeting Room and is free. For more informa-tion, please call Karen at 262-532-8912 orcheck the website at home.mf.lib.wi.us.Menomonee Falls Public Library, W156N8436 Pilgrim Road, Menomonee Falls.

Tamarack Place sponsors seminar onUS Healthcare system June 4

Tamarack Place, a senior living communityin Menomonee Falls, will sponsor a free semi-nar called "Understanding Our EvolvingHealthcare System" presented by DebraWinterhack, a Seasons Hospice CareConsultant, on Tuesday, June 4 from 2:00 to

4:00 p.m. The seminar will take place at theMenomonee Falls Public Library on PilgrimRoad.

Todays healthcare system is not only com-

plex, it is significantly different from what it usedto be. The changes are many and it continuesto evolve. Join Tamarack Place and SeasonsHospice & Palliative Care on June 4 for a sem-inar to answer questions on how the changes inthe healthcare system impact hospitalization,long-term care choices, and individual health-care choices. There will also be informationabout the pros and cons of ObamaCare.Attendees will gain knowledge and insight onhow to improve their awareness of the evolvingreality of healthcare. The seminar will be heldat the Menomonee Falls Public Library locatedat W156 N8436 Pilgrim Road.

Tamarack Place, located ntion of Menomonee Avenue apromotes independence anwhile providing seniors with extheir daily routine. Residents enand advantages of living indeenvironment surrounded by friing staff. Tamarack Place is W17147 Menomonee AvenueFalls. For more information aboto schedule a tour of Tamarack255-4441, e-mail tamaalcco.com, or www.alcco.com/location/tam

A new fitness facility at the Colonial Plazain Menomonee Falls will be the first step in aredevelopment of the mall, according to infor-mation presented at the May 7 MenomoneeFalls Plan Commission meeting.

The mall is located along AppletonAvenue just south of Roosevelt Drive.Somerstone LLC, which recently entered into a

contract to purchase the mall, has requested aconditional use permit to allow for a 24-hourfitness facility at the mall.

During the Plan Commission meeting,Director of Community Development MattCarran disclosed that a Planet Fitness is pro-posed for the space currently used by theSalvation Army store. The Salvation Armywould relocate to an adjacent space in themall.

In addition to Planet Fitness, Somerstonehas indicated its intent to revamp the mall overa two-stage process, with the first step involvingthe new fitness center and the move of aSalvation Army to other space.

Carran said the second phase involves

approximately an 23,000 sqat the south end of the maSomerstone officials are reviewthat portion of the mall. Carration provided by Somerstonewould likely require 18 to 36pletely redevelop and re-tena

A public hearing will be

Commission on the conditiorequest. Carran said Planet Fiframe for when it wants to bwhich is prompting that part ment to move ahead at this tim

I think its exciting whadoing there, Village PreNewman said to a Somerstonthe proposal.

In another matter, the comthe initial request from the Mcrant at the intersection of PilAppleton Avenue to be openitem will return to the commisshearing.

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The Menomonee Falls girls soccer teamproved its record to 7-0-2 following a 1-0n over Hamilton May 7. The lone goal

ame from Leanne Hawk on a assist byssie Barczak at the 22nd minute.

Hamilton fell to 5-4-1 overall and 1-3 ine Greater Metro Conference.

Hawk and Tessa Estock scored for Fallsits previous match, a 2-1 win at

Mukwonago May 4.Menomonee Falls started last week

ranked third in the state coaches soccer pollwhile Germantown was ranked ninth. TheWarhawks beat Port Washington 7-1 May 7.Jamie Karch scored five goals while PaigeBlankenheim and Shannon Gasper alsoscored for Germantown.

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The Kids Fishing Derby sponsored by theptimist Club of Menomonee Falls will be

eld at the Mill Pond Shelter Saturday, May1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Free registration will take place from 9 to0 a.m. This will include a T-shirt and chancewin a door prize.

This catch-and-release contest is free forl children ages 3-16 who reside or attendhool in the village or outlying areas.

Children under 9 must be accompanied by anadult. Trophies will be awarded in five agedivisions.

Participants should bring their own fishingequipment. There will be a limited supply ofbait. Food, sponsored by the MenomoneeFalls Neighborhood Watch, will be sold at thepavilion.The Mill Pond Shelter is located northof the Main Street bridge between WaterStreet and Grand Avenue.

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The Menomonee Falls boys track teamplaced third while Germantown placedfourth and Hamilton placed 10th at the RonBurling Invitational May 8.

Top finishes from Menomonee Fallsincluded a third place finish by ChristianAlmonte in the 100 meter dash (11.49), afourth place finish by Benjamin Maas in the1600 meter run (4:39.36), a fourth place

finish by Zack Pogorzelski in the pole vault(13-0), a third place finish by John DeWalt inthe discus (125-9) and a third place finish byAdriaan Roscher in the high jump (5-10)

The 4x800 meter relay team of AdamVechart, Jake McMahon, Jacob Newmanand Kaleb Becker finished second in theevent with a time of 8:21.12.

Germantown was led by Everett Wood,who finished third in the 110 meter hurdles(15.43) and 300 meter hurdles (41.75).Bryan McMichael tied for third in the highjump, crossing the bar at 5-10. Nick Dunlapfinished fourth for Germantown in the discuswith a toss of 121-08.

Germantowns 4x100 meter relay teamof Clay Knapp, Kam Lau, Quin Fliss andNick Holcomb finished second in the event

with a time of 44.23.Hamilton was led by Drew Patterson,

who finished second in the 1with a time of 11.46. He alsothe long jump by covering a 11.5

Robby Little placed third the 3200 meter run, finishinga time of 10:16.5.

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finished seventh at their homwhile Hamilton finished 11th

Menomonee Falls was Robertson, who won the tripering a distance of 37Madrzak finished third in thcrossing the bar at 10-0. InAshley Buddenhagen finisheding the bar at 4-10 while tePrecia followed in fourth plathe bar at 4-8. The Falls 4-x4team finished fourth in the evof 4?16.84.

Hamiltons top finish camPaulson, who finished third inrun with a time of 2:26.1

placed fourth in the 100 metime of 13.10.

Menomonee Falls remained on top ofthe Greater Metro Conference standingsafter winning three games at the start of lastweek.

Menomonee Falls started the week witha 10-3 win over Hamilton May 7, beat WestAllis Central 10-0 May 8 and crushedCentral the next day 22-0.

After the West Allis Central contestMenomonee Falls had a conference recordof 10-1.

After the loss to Menomonee Falls,Hamilton lost to Divine Savior Holy Angels

15-1 May 8 but won the secoday over the Dashers 5-2. Hto West Allis Hale May 9, 7-6fifth in the Greater Metro wiand 8-6 overall mark.

Germantown stayed on tShore Conference with three last week. The WarhawWashington 11-0 May 7, Grafton 2-1 May 8 and Whin the day 1-0. Afterward, Gfirst in the conference with a

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