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Volume 24, Issue 36 • September 5, 2015(262) 238-6397 • www.discoverhometown.com

Prep sports results. See page 13.Your first source for local news, sports, and advertising

Event raising money tobuild homes for twoarea military heroes: ACommunity Family TailgateParty fundraiser to raisemoney for Operation FinallyHome to build homes fortwo specially chosen mili-tary heroes and their fami-lies is set for Sunday, Sept.20, 3 to 6 p.m., at the

Jackson Area Commun ityCenter, N165 W20330Hickory Lane. The event willinclude food, games, livemusic, raffles, a silent auc-tion and a Legion ColorGuard presentation.Operation Finally Home is

dedicated to providing cus-tom-built homes forAmerica's military heroes.One hundred percent of themoney raised will go towardthe two homes being con-structed in Wisconsin. Formscan be obtained atwww.actioninjackson.com.

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The annual Neighbors Against Crime event washeld at the Germantown Police Department Aug.20. Attendees enjoyed free food, safety demon-strations and children's activities.

Above left: Attendees toured a Washington County Rescue Vehicle. Above: Kids gathered to pet thebeloved police department K9 unit Rambo. Left:Hubertus resident Cathy Nirschl colored safety-themed drawings with daughters Natalie and Kim.

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The ReStore is closing in on its one-year anniversary in Germantown.

The ReStore, which is operated byHabitat of Humanity of Washington andDodge Counties, is located at W188

N10707 Maple Road, just south of Gander Mountain. The store sellsdonated items ranging from constructionmaterial to windows, furniture, tools andappliances. It is staffed by volunteers.

"We are grateful for those who havedonated and shopped so far," saidBernie Hletko, manager of theGermantown ReStore. "We're continu-

ing to pursue people whodon't know of ReStore and

our mission of buildingaffordable housing for res-idents of Washington andDodge counties."

Among the donateditems accepted by theReStore are appliances,cabinets furniture and win-dows, millwork and trim,roofing, flooring, hard-ware and lumber. Hletkonoted that the ReStoredoes pick up donateditems.

The proceeds raised from the saleof items at the ReStore go toward theHabitat for Humanity of Washingtonand Dodge Counties goal of providing

affordable housing in the area.Habitat for Humanity has built homesfor individuals, with the individualhomeowners involved contributing250 labor hours toward the construc-tion of the residences. Habitat forHumanity serves as the financier forthe project. The loans are paid back toHabitat for Humanity without interest.

ReStore celebrating first year in Germantown


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B Y THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Germantown Village Boardapproved a motion Aug. 31 to re-bid thecost of grading and erosion control for thevillage's sixth Tax Incremental Finance(TIF) district after changes to the projectadded $650,000 to the original bid.

The village's sixth TIF is located in an

area between Appleton Avenue, LannonRoad and Division Road. In a TIF, taxesnormally directed toward local govern-ment units (municipal, school district, tech-nical school district, county) are insteadused to pay for infrastructure improve-ments, with the local government units laterbenefitting from the increased propertyvalue generated by the improvements.

While the village originally had a ten-ant lined up for the TIF at this time lastyear, the company later dropped its plansfor expanding into the area. The gradingand erosion control contract with SuperWestern originally came in at $1.497 mil-lion last year. However, with changes to

the plan, an additional $650,000 wasadded to the cost of the revised project.

Josh Regent-Smith, project managerand estimator for Super Western, saidthe industry for excavators "has complete-ly changed" over the past year.

"Last year, we were at a time when allour scrapers and the rest of the industryscrapers were all parked, everybody was

looking for scraper work. This year, it'scompletely opposite," Regent-Smith said,referring to equipment used to grade theland.

Regent-Smith cited the recent approvalof a subdivision by the village as part of the growth. As a result, people in the indus-try have had to start renting scapers to dothe additional work. Regent-Smith addedthat materials prices have "skyrocketed"due in part to the Zoo Interchange project.

Village Engineer Brionne Bischke saidthe village should re-bid the project. Hesaid the risk in doing that would be losinga potential tenant for the business park.

"There's really nothing we can do

about this. These costs exceed 15 percentof the cost of the contract," Bischke said.

Regent-Smith said he later agreed withBischke's recommendation to re-bid theproject.

"Right now, you're not going to findany excavating company that's going togive you numbers that you guys are look-ing for, whatever your budget is," Regent-

Smith said. "It's the industry right now,everybody has enough work to finish upthe rest of this year.

Regent-Smith added that there wererisks in doing the project before the end of this year "are huge" and are part of thereason for the increased costs. He notedthat a rainfall on Friday and Saturdaydelayed work for other projects for severaldays because the ground was wet.

Village Administrator David Schornackadded that costs have skyrocketed in spe-cific areas of the contract.

"I don't think there is a lot of questionhere, this will have to be (re) bid out,"Schornack said.

He added that with the currebers "this thing is too risky" and sailage should examine if there's reduce the excavation costs. Attorney Brian Sajdak said that ject's cost increase by more than cent, the village is required to reproject.

Village President Dean Wolter

would be a good time for the v"regroup" to get village staff ansentatives from MLG (which is devthe TIF) to examine options recosts for the project going forward

"As stewards of that TIF, we really seriously look at that and mwe're making the right decision awe are being financially astute in start that process," Wolter said.

Wolter said he favored re-bidproject but also meeting with alinvolved in the TIF to prevent thefrom being in a similar situationfuture.

A Washington County Circuit Court Judge ruled in favor of the village of Richfield in a challenge to the village'sordinances to regulate certain aspects of aproposed clean fill site,

Scenic Pit LLC sought a temporaryrestraining order against the village June 5but it was denied by Washington CountyCircuit Judge Andrew Gonring. Scenic Pit

LLC received state approvals for clean fillto be placed at the location and hasargued that it does not need villageapprovals on any items related to the proj-ect.

During a hearing on a temporaryinjunction on Sept. 1, Judge AndrewGonring dismissed the request by ScenicPit for a temporary injunction, ruling that

the firm had to comply with local ordi-nances related to the request.

Bruce McIlnay, an attorney for ScenicPit, indicated that barring any unexpecteddevelopments, Scenic Pit will appeal theruling as soon as the written order isentered by the court.

Richfield Village Administrator JimHealy was pleased by the court ruling.

"The Village is thankful that the Hon. Judge Andrew Gonring found merit in thearchitecture of the Village’s legal analy-sis," Healy said. "The findings by the judgepunctuate the importance of local control,

especially when dealing with itemnificance, such as a local goveright to enforce its own municipal

He added that the village "is pared to respond to a petition to thof Appeals and we are also similpared to process any application the Village Board regarding thapprovals necessary for Danah aZoulek (Scenic Pit LLC) to apply regard to their stated desire to opclean fill landfill at 609 Scenic Ro

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Disorderly conduct• Two male subjects, neighbors in the

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• A male subject was cited for disor-derly conduct at 1:07 a.m. Aug. 29 aftercausing a disturbance at Bub's Irish Pub,N116 W16218 Main St.

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Field possession and mistakes com-bined to turn a close game betweenGermantown and Waukesha CatholicMemorial into a lopsided contest, as theCrusaders won 28-0.

"It was field position tonight and whenit swung the other way, that's what reallyhurt us," Germantown Coach Jake Davissaid.

The teams opened the first quartertrading possessions on the CatholicMemorial side of the field. The Cruadersgot on the board with an 80-yard, fourplay drive that ended with a 4-yard runby Josh Karfonta with 26 seconds left inthe first quarter. The extra point kick hitthe goal post and was no good.

Germantown's defense kept Memorialout of the end zone for the second quar-ter, as Germantown's defense containedMemorial.

"That was the game we wanted to bein to test us and learn from, and we've gotto let that drive us the rest of the way,"Davis said.

The Crusader's next score came at the2:22 mark of the third quarter as Karfonta

finished a drive which was started by aGermantown fumble with a 1-yard run.The Chargers then completed the two-point conversion.

At the 10:30 mark of the fourth quar-ter, Neko Medina in tercep ted aGermantown pass and returned it 15-

yards for a score."The field position got

away from us -- theturnovers, the mistakes. Weknew that is what it wasgoing to come down to,"Davis said.

Memorial's next drivewas finished by a 33-yardrun by Karfonta with 6:33left in the game.

Karfonta was the lead-ing runner for the game,rushing for 179 yards on16 carries. AustinMozdzen led Germantownwith 79 yards on 25 car-ries.

The constant rain likelyhampered the passingattack for both teams, asMemorial's Alex Bray com-pleted only 2 of 10 passes for 38 yardswhile Germantown only completed one of 11 passes, with the lone completion com-ing on a halfback pass by Daniel Ubert toConnor Stoming for 24 yards.

Germantown opened the North ShoreConference portion of the season atNicolet Sept. 4.

"This one will sting, it's going to hap-pen. But we've got to refocus and go atthat North Shore Conference," Davis said.

Superior 37, Menomonee Falls

20: Menomonee Falls held a 20-10 leadat the end of the third quarter but Superiorscored four touchdowns in the fourth quar-ter, missing a two-point attempt after scor-ing at the 9:16 mark of the quarter. Bryce

McMurtry and Patrick Doyle ran fortouchdowns for Menomonee Falls, withthe Indians third touchdown coming on a76-yard pass play from McMurtry to TyWeber at the 2:37 mark of the secondquarter.

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Greater Metro Conference portioschedule at Wauwatosa East Sep

Cedarburg 20, HamiltoHamilton took a 13-12 lead on a field goal by Josh Anderson w

remaining, but Cedarburg answea drive that ended with a 62-yardPatrick Hoffman with 5:32 remHamilton opens the GreaterConference season by hosting MSept. 4.

The Menomonee Falls girls volleyballteam had mixed results at theHomestead/Thomas More Joust Aug. 28-29.

The tournament is the traditional bigevent the first weekend on the girls volley-ball season, featuring several of the top

teams from the state.Menomonee Falls started with losses to

Burlington (21-25, 25-21, 13-15) and WestBend East (19-25, 14-25) before finishingthe first day of the tournament with a 25-8,25-11 win over Thomas More. The Indiansstarted the next day with a 25-20, 25-23win over Germantown but lost to BrookfieldEast, 19-25, 23-25. Menomonee Falls thensplit its next two matches, defeatingKimberly 25-18, 25-17 before finishing thetournament with a 25-23, 24-26, 19-21

loss to Muskego. In the second game of theMuskego match, Menomonee Falls held a20-14 lead before the Warriors rallied towin the game. In the final game,Menomonee Falls forced a tie on at leastthree occasions before Muskego scoredtwo points to seal the victory.

"(A) young team, still working on a lotof different things. Played a lot of differentlineups today," Menomonee Falls Coach J.C. Bruns said afterward. "We saw somethings that worked and a lot of things wehave to work on."

Bruns said his team was close withBurlington, leading 13-10 in the third gamebefore losing.

"We knew that we could compete withone of the teams that was in the champi-onship," Bruns said, referring to the

Burlington's Division I runner up finish at thestate tournament last year. "That was agood sign."

He said that West Bend East "took it tooit us."

Coming out of the tournament, Brunssaid, "we're not where we want to be,

which we knew. But we know we can com-pete with other teams.”

Other Joust resultsGermantown struggled at the Joust, los-

ing to East Troy (16-25, 21-25), HartlandArrowhead (22-25, 18-25), Kimberly (20-25, 26-28), Menomonee Falls, BrookfieldCentral (25-16, 17-25, 12-15) andBrookfield East (25-16, 18-25, 12-15). TheWarhawks started Aug. 29 with a 25-17,25-17 win over Thomas More.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran statournament with a 22-25, 25-22win over Muskego. The Chargers to Neenah, Nicolet, GreWIsconsin Lutheran and New Berl

Hamilton results from

UW-Whitewater tourneyHamilton posted a 6-2 recor

UW-Whitewater tourney April 28-2opening the tournament with a 1526 loss to Platteville, Hamilton posover Randolph (25-16, 25-14), Wh(25-6, 25-7), Burlington Catholic(25-17, 25-12), Kenosha St. Joseph25-23) , Tomahawk (25-21, 23-25and Union Grove (25-13, Hamilton finished the tournament 18-25, 9-25 loss to Merrill.

Football: Mistakes costly for Germantown in loss to Memor

Girls volleyball: Mixed results for Falls, Gtown at Joust

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The Germantown American LegionPost 1 is sponsoring efforts to bring theMoving Wall to Germantown inSeptember 2016.

The Moving Wall is a half size replicaof the Vietnam Veterans Memorial inWashington, D.C. According to themoving-

wall.org Web site, the miniature wall hasbeen touring the country for more than 30years.

During the Aug. 24 School Boardmeeting, Superintendent Jeff Holmes saidhe met with representatives from theAmerican Legion Post 1 in Germantownlast year about their efforts to bring thewall to Germantown. He said representa-tives from the Legion approached the dis-trict about displaying the wall on theKennedy Middle School property.

Ric Ericksen, district director of business

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"They are going to need lots of volun-teers," Ericksen said, adding The MovingWall can be viewed for 24/7 while in

Germantown and will be lit."It's not a big celebration, it's rather a

somber display and Veterans and theirfamilies and other interested parties willobviously be able to see this wall,"Ericksen said.

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Marching Band Madness is Sept.19 at Germantown High School

Marching Band Madness,Germantown High School’s invitationalmarching band show, is set for Saturday,Sept. 19, at 6:30 p.m., at Datka Stadium at

the high school.The popular field show will feature per-

formances by high school competitivemarching bands from Germantown,Cedarburg, Sussex-Hamilton, WaukeshaSouth, Fond du Lac and Columbus. Theevening concludes with an all-inclusivegrand finale featuring more than 600 stu-dent musicians. For many of the bands, theevent is the first stop on their journey to theState Marching Band Championships atUW-Whitewater in mid-October.

“These students approach music with atremendous amount of enthusiasm anddedication,” said Jonathan Bell, banddirector at Germantown High School.“Marching Band Madness provides anopportunity for them to showcase their tal-ent and hard work.”

Tickets are available at the door andare $7 for adults, $5 for seniors age 60and older, and $3 for kids ages 4 to 17.The gate opens at 5:45 p.m. and conces-sions will be available throughout theevening. The show will move to the highschool’s gymnasium in the event of inclement weather.

Warren's Cranberry Fest seniortrip Sept. 26

Area seniors are invited on a trip tothe 43rd annual Warren's Cranberry Fest.Germantown Park & Ride ay Highway 41and Mequon/Lannon Road at 4:50 a.m.and return at 10 p.m. Group will depart

from Registration deadline is Sept. 11. Feeis $54. For more information, call theGermantown Senior Center at (262) 253-7799.

Blood drive at Lutheran Church ofLiving Christ Oct. 1

Lutheran Church of the Living Christ,located at W156 N10660 Pilgrim Road inGermantown, will be hosting a blood driveto benefit the American Red Cross onThursday, Oct. 1 from 1 to 6 p.m. Todonate, one must be at least 16 years old,weigh 110 pounds and be in good health.To schedule an appointment, call Tim at(262) 361-2447. Appointments honored.Walk-ins welcome.

Senior Center gift shopopen to public

The Germantown Senior Center giftshop, W162 is open to the publicTuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3p.m. The store offers a variety of holidaydecor, crafts and jewelry. The public cansupport the gift shop by bringing in itemsfor donation or on consignment. For moreinformation, call (262) 253-7799.

Senior Center seeking voluvan drivers

The Germantown Senior Centeing for volunteer van drivers for thVan Program. Volunteers must haveWisconsin driver's license and a cl

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