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The Germantown Village Board post-poned action Sept. 21 on a rezoningrequest that would have allowed for a190-unit apartment complex.

The motion before the board request-ed the rezoning of 1.33 acres of land anda .872 parcel from the B-3 GeneralBusiness District to the Rm-2 Multi-Family Zoning District and to create a

Planned Development Overlay Districtfor a 21.56 acre parcel which is south of Main Street, east of Castle Drive andwest of Hilbert Lane.

The motion was postponed so villagestaff could review a protest petition thatwas submitted by adjacent residents.Village Attorney Brian Sadjak said thereare three conditions under which asupermajority vote of the Village Boardwould be required, with two of thoseconditions being if 20 percent of landsopposite of a right of way or 20 percentof lands adjacent to the land to be

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September 26, 2015//Volume 24, Issue 39

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Germantown residents are usingsigns to show support for their PoliceDepartment.

Signs with the message "We supportour police" and the Germantown PoliceDesign have appeared outside resi-dences in recent weeks. Residents Barband Larry Watters are the ones who

came up with the idea for the signs andhave them printed.

“Larry and I like to do somethingevery fall for the officers," Barb Wattersstated in an email.

"When the time came around thisyear we were brainstorming and cameup with involving the community thistime.

“Yard signs claiming support just

seemed like the answer."Barb said they first ordered 50 signs,

which have been followed by tworders of 50 signs after the first

“We are happy so far with thtion the signs have received. Tthing about this is it has no exdate," she said. "People can leavup for a long time or put thwhen the officers need a moral

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Rezoningrequest delayed

Signs show support for police

rezoned object to the request.If either of those conditions are

met, Sajdak said three-fourths of thenine-member Village Board would haveto vote for the rezoning for it to beapproved. Sajdak said a petition signed

by 99 residents was submitted to thevillage, and staff needs to determineif those signatures comply with two of the conditions for requiring a superma- jority vote.

During a public hearing, residentBetsy DeVilbiss said the apartmentcomplex does not fit with the housingin the adjacent area.

"Three story buildings? How does athree-story building fit in cosmetical-ly?" DeVilbiss asked. "We are looking ata sore thumb sticking out in the mid-dle of everything else. This complex just doesn't fit."

DeVilbiss, a realtor, said moreaffordable condominiums withattached garages are needed in

Germantown."We don't need more apartments,

we don't need three-story buildings, wedon't need that high density,"DeVilbiss said.

She also said the traffic generatedwould impact residents along HilbertLane and other neighborhoods.

All 12 residents who spoke duringthe public hearing were opposed to therezoning. Resident Charles Brown saidhe moved into the village because hewanted to reside in an area thatremained rural.

"The concept of this apartmentcomplex with 190-units, I am com-pletely against. I am completelyagainst the rezoning," Brown said.

-By Thomas J.McKillen, Managing Editor

A detail in the village's zoningcode became part of the discussionover a rezoning request at theGermantown Village Board Sept. 21.

A public hearing was held on arequest to rezone of 1.33 acres of land and a .872 parcel from the B-3General Business District to the Rm-2Multi-Family Zoning District and to

create a Planned DevelopmentOverlay District for a 21.56 acre par-cel which is south of Main Street,east of Castle Drive and west of Hilbert Lane. The board postponedfinal action to allow staff to review aprotest petition.

During a public hearing on thematter, resident Dan Wing took issuewith the definition of "net acre" thatwas used for the request.

"Their density is net acre," Wingsaid. Wing stated that in 1978Germantown's definition of net acredid not include wetlands.

"That's the code, all the waythrough 1988,"Wing said. Changeswere then made in the zoning code

and that definition of net acre disap-peared, but Wing said "it neverchanged." He cited a situation in1989 where the definition of net acre-- the one in which wetlands are not

included -- was used."In fact every planning adminis-

trator we had has defined it, that itdoesn't include net acre (thatincludes wetlands) until the currentzoning administrator, who changed itin recent years," Wing said.

Wing said changes in code have tobe made by elected officials. He sug-

gested the village should go back todetermine if elected officials didchange the definition.

In response, Village AttorneyBrian Sajdak said Retzlaff approachedhim about the definition about netacre. Sajdak said the village "(does)not have a specific definition withinthe code" for net acre. As a result, itcould be subject to a challenge in cir-cuit court, and he said the courtwould likely interpret to code to favorthe free use of the land.

Retzlaff cited instances were dif-ferent interpretations of net acre wasused by village staff.

"It's somewhat entertaining tohear comments that are in my opin-

ion cheery picked from the history of the archives to support one's posi-tion," Retzlaff said.

Retzlaff said the 1978 zoning codedefinitions for net density and gross

density, and for net and acreage, "were used sporadicalsome cases differently, going ba1978."

According to Retzlaff, a report on the request for thfrom Jason Gallo -- who preRetzlaff in the post -- in whichindicated that wetlands w

excluded from the net acre cation. Retzlaff quoted Gallo in aer staff report as saying "there adefinitions for net density, it is the Plan Commission to determthe project is in compliance witzoning code."

"Another example consistenthow it is being interpreted," Resaid.

Retzlaff also cited a 1994 from then-planning administHenry Elling which used the "build-able acres," language whnot included in the code. Ellinommended that wetlands be excfrom the density calculation.

Retzlaff said that without a

nition, his approach is to be "reable" and approach the matter fconsistency standpoint.

-By Thomas J.McKillen, Man Editor

Resident, village official at odds over zoning definitio

See ‘SIGNS’ PAGE 19


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Local students are getting ready totest their math skills while raisingfunds for local schools.

Mathnasium’s TriMathlon contest isdesigned encourage kids to engage inmath and to support local schools.Children at all levels of math ability areinvited to participate. In addition to

winning medals, all students who par-ticipate this year will earn money forlocal schools with a donation for eachstudent participating in the event. Thewinner at each grade level will beentered into the Grand PrizeTriMathlon.

The competition, open students in

grades 2 through 5 will be hSaturday, Oct. 17 at the MenFalls Mathnasium Learning CeN78 W14569 Appleton Participation is free and registrnow open at www.mathnasiumtlon.com.

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a wonderful opportunity for engage in math in a fun way tgives back to the communityKevin Carnes, President of LakEducation Division. "We’re prsupport this event and inspirkids to develop a love for math

The TriMathlon consists oevents:

• Magic Squares, where studawarded points for developinown math problems.

• The Counting Game, whistudents’ ability to count fronumber, to any number, by anber.

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pencil and paper in order to stheir "number sense."Students do not need to be

in a Mathnasium center to partPrep materials, including a test, are available on the MathTriMathlon website (www.maumtrimathlon.com), where scan also register.

Participants will have moneyed to local schools on behalf participation. Mathnasium is taan aggregate donation of $40,000 throughout the U.Canada.

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An upcoming Fire Safety Fair is just part of the activity going on atthe Germantown Fire Departmentthis fall.

The fire safety fair will be heldfrom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct 3. atthe Germantown Fire Station atN115 W18752 Edison Drive and isin presented in conjunction withNational Fire Prevention Week.Last year more than 800 residentsattend throughout the day. Someof the programs that will be pre-sented are a residential fire sprin-kler demonstration, a vehicleextraction demonstration, an

escape alive demonstration usingthe Germantown Survive AliveHouse and a smoke detector give-away.

Additionally there will be mul-tiple booths providing information,from groups such as Big Brothers,Big Sisters of Washington County,the American Red Cross, Servpro,1-800-Board Up, GermantownPolice Department, the German-town Fire Department Auxiliaryand many others.

The Germantown FireDepartment currently has four full-time firefighters. That includes

Weiss, a firefighter and two fire-fighter inspectors. There are also

four part-time firefighters thatwork a 30-hour week. Combinedthat staff provides coverageMonday through Friday from 6a.m. to 6 p.m. In addition, thereare 25 paid-on-call staff torespond after those hours.

According to informationfrom the department,Germantown Fire Departmentstaff responded to 1,446 emer-gency calls and it serves a com-munity with an estimated popu-lation of 19,891 residents.Germantown also has 8,504,282square feet of manufacturing

and industrial buildings.A referendum is on the Nov. 3

ballot that would allow the vil-lage to increase its tax levy toallow for 24/7 fire service.According to Weiss, if approvedthe model would allow forstaffing that would include thefire chief, one assistant, threeshifts of four firefighters and thetwo inspectors working days toconduct fire inspections.

Weiss said the referendum isbeing requested due to an increasein the number of emergency callsand the extended response times

that occur from paid-on-call staff.He explained that paid-on-call

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People rely on fire and smokedetectors to help keep them safein their homes. Though fire and

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The U.S. Fire Administrationsays that more than 3,500Americans die each year in fires,while roughly 18,300 more men,women and children are injuredeach year. Cooking accounts forthe greatest percentage of residen-tial fires, followed by arson. Dryervent fires are also a big concern.FEMA says that smoke, rather thanthe fire's flames, is responsible for75 percent of all deaths by fire.

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• Know how to gain access tothe exits, including the best pathto take to avoid injury. It's a goodidea to consider a few differentscenarios. A kitchen adjacent tothe upstairs staircase may becomeengulfed in flames and make exitby way of staircase impossible.Just because you have doors to theoutside doesn't mean they'll pres-ent the best type of exit.

• Sketch out the layout of thehome and the escape plan. Smokecan make it difficult to know upfrom down. Be sure everyone canreach the exits even if vision isobstructed. Try it with your eyesclosed.

• Check fire alarms routinely,and change batteries at least everyyear.

• Make sure windows can beeasily opened if they are an exitpoint.

• Make note of who will behelping children or the elderly out

of the home.

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from the home so that evwill be safe from smoke, and falling debris. Fires mayfuel explosions, so be sumeeting spot is a good deal

• Children should be insto run to the meeting spotdiately without waiting behanyone to catch up. No onereenter the home after arrithe meeting spot.

• Do a few practice runseveryone will be accustomgetting out quickly.

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Fire safety is very impIn conjunction with smoke afire safety plan can help ev

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Waukesha County Executive PaulFarrow has contacted communities inthe northwest portion of WaukeshaCounty to see if they would be inter-ested in a study to examine theoptions of a consolidated fire servicein those areas.

When reached for comment lastweek, Farrow said he contacted repre-sentatives from 18 communities tosee if they would be interested inhaving a study to examine optionsfor how fire service is provided.

Farrow said the idea came from aPublic Policy Forum study whichexamined the option of a consolidat-ed or merged services among firedepartments in the southeast portionof Milwaukee County. Farrow indicat-ed that any study would examineoptions ranging from departmentssharing equipment to a partial merg-er to a full-merger of some depart-ments.

"All this is, is a study," Farrowsaid, indicating that there are no

commitments beyond that.The communities that were

included were the village of Sussexand the town of LIsbon west toDelafield, North Prairie, Dousman,Oconomowoc and Oconomowoc Lakes.

He added that communities thatare interested contribute $1,000 to$2,000 toward the study. If severalcommunities are interested in thestudy, Farrow indicated he could seethem meeting in October to plan atimeline under which an entity is

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Change that has been in theworks for several years for fire pro-tection service in Menomonee Falls

-- and Lannon -- is now complete.The Menomonee Falls Fire

Department has a total of 128members, which fluctuatesthroughout the year, according toAssistant Fire Chief James Mollet.There are 15 full-time members, 57part-time members and 56 "paid onpremise" members. The commandstaff is comprised of Mollet,Deputy Chief Don Umhoefer,Battalion Chief Jim Taylor,Battalion Chief Kevin Rokenbrodt,

Battalion Chief Aaron Harvey,Battalion Chief Patrick Curtis withsupport staff of Office Coordinator

Donna Schneider and Clerk JessiCoon.

Curtis is part of the staff thatcame from the Lannon FireDepartment. At the start of thisyear, the Lannon Fire Departmentwas consolidated into theMenomonee Falls Fire Department,with several Lannon FireDepartment staff coming on boardwith the combined department.

The change also included theconstruction of a new Menomonee

Falls/Lannon Fire station southwest corner of Mainand Menomonee Avenue,

replaced the Menomonee Fastation 1 on Appleton AMenomonee Falls also consa new fire station alongSpring Drive in Menomonee serve the southwest portioncommunity. A dedication ofacilities was held Aug. 6. of the change, 10 to 11 memthe Lannon Fire Departmenow part of Menomonee FaDepartment. Both news sare fully staffed on a 24-7 b

"That is not a trivial mMenomonee Falls Village MMark Fitzgerald said of

being included in the nameFire station. He said the nmeant to verify the partbetween the villages. Hethat with the combined ment, Menomonee Falls significant manpower and ment from Lannon that make this all work."

The last "tone out" fAppleton Avenue station oAug. 1.

An open house was heldnew stations last weekend. Ition, Mollet said the depawill be participating in thei

al fire safety visits to particschools in Menomonee Falls

Fire service in Menomonee Falls, Lann

Menomonee Falls and Lisbon officials cut the ribbon Aug. 6, officially opening Fire Station No. 7.


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Friends of Nature Enters 24th YeaSeptember 1st ushered in the 24th

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in 1991 with a 1,000 sq. foot store it has grown

to 12,000 sq. feet jam packed with Dog and Cat

Food and Supplies, Small Animal Supplies,

Tropical and Salt Water Fish & Supplies andWild Bird Seed, Feeders and Accessories.

The past few years have seen major changes

in the Dog and Cat Food industry with the sale

of some major popular brands to other large

Pet Food manufacturers resulting in some

foods being discontinued. Rest assured we

have a great selection of foods to fill the void

and a knowledgeable staff to help you make an

informed decision on a replacement.

Pet parents want the very best food for their

pets and Friends of Nature prides itself on hav-

ing a large selection of holistic dog and cat

foods. There are many really great foods and

we try to have most of them but if there is a

food we don’t carry just tell us and we can spe-

cial order it for you and then have it within a

few days. There is really no one "best food" so

our staff is trained to help

you make a decision

based on the nutritional

needs and life style of

your pet.

Friends of Nature haslimited ingredient food,

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Menomonee Falls and

the surrounding commu-

nities. Stop in and see our wall of freezers

filled to the brim with all the major brands of

food and bones.

Friends of Nature is also known for their

huge array of dog and cat treats. The selection

includes grain free, soft, crunchy, chewy and

everything in between to tempt even the most

finicky eater.

Let’s not forget your Backyard Pets. Friends

of Nature is known far and wide as the place to

go for wild bird seed, feeders and acces

We have the largest variety of bird seed

counties and hundreds of bird feed

choose from. We also have squirre

wildlife food.

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12/28

Family Pet Clinic in Menomonee Falls has beenproviding top-quality veterinary care to a strong baseof loyal and satisfied clients for more than 23 years.

“I wanted to be a veterinarian since I was a kid; it’sall I ever wanted to be,” said Dr. Scott Fellenz whoopened the clinic in 1992. The clinic features fourexperienced doctors and a knowledgeable staff of

receptionists and veterinary assistants.Fellenz is a 1987 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, which was the char ter class of thenew veterinary school. The doctor practiced inMarshfield, Menomonee Falls and New Berlin beforedeciding to open his own clinic. A Falls resident for thepast 25 years, he lives with his wife Arlo, daughtersAlexis and Ashtyn, and their family pets.

The other doctors are Dr. Kemberlie Anderson, Dr.Erin Greuel and Dr. Dara Morr ison-Sorgenfrei.

Fellenz says his own pets “are like my kids–theyhave greatly enriched my life” and the clinic pridesitself on protecting the cherished bond between animaland human.

“Animals are so much more than just pets thesedays; they bring so many benefits and positive results

to owners, and they are often used in hospitals for ther-apy,” said assistant practice manager Jackie Helland.“We want our clients to understand that we know howimportant their pets are to them. They are a member of the family and we give them the same care a humanwould receive from a doctor.”

The clinic also makes convenience a priority byoffering on-site services such as affordable dentistry,digital X-rays, Ultrasounds, chemotherapy for cancer

patients and board certified consultations.“We do all these things right here in the

clinic instead of having to send the client to aspecialist,” Helland said. Dr. Fellenz is excit-ed about offering new diagnostic proceduressuch as rhinoscopy to evaluate nasal cavityproblems in dogs and digital dental x-rays.

Other services and products offeredinclude: an on-site pharmacy; senior wellnesscare; prescription food such as Iams,Eukanuba, Hill’s Science Diet and Waltham;ACL repairs; and microchipping. Also, petgrooming is now available.

The continuous pursuit of education by thedoctors and staff is another way the clinicstays on the cutting-edge of the field. Thisenables them to provide a better quality of care to their patients, Helland said.

“Our doctors attend veterinary seminarsand symposiums every year to expand their knowl-edge base and be able to give clients the most currentinformation,” said Helland.

And community involvement is key, Helland noted,

sharing how the clinic participates in the village’s annu-al pet fair and assists with the high school’s “RealityCheck” business class, teaching students the costs andcare involved with owning a pet. The clinic also makesregular contributions to the Companion Animal Fundwhich funds research into diseases such as cancer.

“Staying involved in the community is very impor-tant to us,” said Helland, adding that 23 years makesa statement that no verbal proclamation can.

“It just shows the longevity and loyalty our chave shown us and that we have returned to tHelland said. “Our clients are comfortable with ucan feel confident that their pets will receive thecare and that we will be here for them when they

us.”Family Pet Clinic is located at N73 W1

Appleton Avenue–just west of Highway 41/45 afrom St. Anthony’s Church.

Clinic hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thFriday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.

For more information, one can call the cli(262) 253-2255 or visit them at their web swww.familypetclinic.org or on Facebook.

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The Hamilton girls volleyball teamwon four matches at the Pewaukeetournament Sept. 19. The Chargersopened the day with a 25-23, 25-23 win

over New Berlin West and followed thatwith wins over Oconomowoc (25-21, 25-11), Greendale Martin Luther (25-17,

27-25) and Hartford (25-20, 25-22).Hamilton lost to WIsconsin Lutheran25-21, 18-25, 14-16 in the champi-onship match.

Going to the SprawlGermantown, Menomonee Falls and

Kettle Moraine Lutheran will be playingin the Lynn LaPorte Sprawl in WestBend Sept. 25-26. The tournament fea-tures the top teams in the state.

Boys volleyball: Germantownleads state rankings

The Germantown boys volleybstarted the week tied with Kaukathe top spot in the state coaches Sept. 21, the Warhawks swept Ho

25-13, 25-18, 25-22. The team'sso far includes winning the Newtournament Sept. 12.

The Germantown girls cross countryteam placed second in the FranklinSaber Invitational at Grant Park inSouth Milwaukee Sept. 19.

Germantown was led by Sami Stieve,who placed second with a time of 20:19.She was followed by Alyssa Goesch (sev-enth, 20:21), Jennifer Lindgren (ninth,

20:43), Calli Lemke (11th, 20:51) andLydia Boyd (11th, 20:51). Also runningfor Germantown were McKenna Klopfer(23rd, 21:39) and Lucy DeLaine (25th,21:53).

The Germantown boys team finishedeighth at the meet. Germantown wasled by Jacob DuFrane, who finished

ninth with a time of 16:48. He was fol-lowed by Dylan Ayer (24th, 17:21),Evan Adair (43rd, 18:03), Joe Biesel(52nd, 18:17) and Westin Feltz (53rd,18:18).

The Menomonee Falls boys crosscountry team finished 15th at theRacine St. Catherine's Angel Invite held

at UW-Parkside Sept. 20. Tyler was the top finisher for MenFalls, placing 37th with a t17:35.2.

The Menomonee Falls girls teished 10th at the meet. MenFalls was led by Kylee Wunschfinished 16th with a time of 20:

Girls volleyball: Hamilton wins four matches at Pewaukee tourn

Germantown girls second at Saber invite

Germantown found itself trailingGrafton Sept. 18 after the first threeminutes of the game, as Germantownfumbled on its opening drive and theBlackhawks responded with a three-play drive to lead 7-0 after JarredKettenhoven and Luke Benzschawelconnected on a 3-yard pass play.

Grafton wouldn't score again, asGermantown won 33-7.

"We wanted to push the line upfront and dominate the line of scrim-mage, and that's what our guys upfront work to do," Germantown CoachJake Davis said afterward.

Germantown responded to the

opening drive by Grafton with a drivethat ended with a 21-yard pass playfrom Nate Seymour to ConnorEdmonds. Grafton still held a 7-6 leadas the extra point kick failed.

The Warhawks scored twice onrunning plays in the second quarter,as Shon Pratcher scored on a 3-yardrun at the 11:24 mark while Seymourscored on a 1-yard run with threeseconds left before halftime.Germantown held a 19-7 lead as atwo-point attempt failed.

Germantown scored two moretimes, as Chase Callawaert scored ona 7-yard run with 3:22 left in thethird quarter while Seymour scoredon another 1-yard run with 9:17 left

in the game. Seymour completed 6 of 14 passes for 118 yards and onetouchdown while Pratcher was theleading rusher, getting 95 yards on15 carries. Edmonds caught theepasses for 50 yards and one touch-down.

Davis noted his team played onegame where rain was falling (againstCatholic Memorial three weeks earli-

er) and sought to establish the runwhile still continuing to succeed inthe passing aspect of the offense.

"We did some of that tonight aswell, so that's good," Davis said.

The win came a week afterGermantown rallied to upset borderrival Homestead. Davis said his teamknew how to avoid a possible let-down.

"It's the North Shore Conference,we've got to go. We know how itgoes, week in and week out it's a titlefight," Davis said. “We're on thatroad, to get to a conference champi-onship that's eluded us for so long.

We've got to continue to go, we wantthe whole thing .We got a piece of itlast year, but we've got to continueto roll and try to get it. That's a goodfocus for our kids to have."

Menomonee Falls 13, Hamilton10: Menomonee Falls went ahead ona39-yard field goal by Curtis Flannickat the 4:20 mark of the third quarter.Menomonee Falls scores came on an86-yard kickoff return by BenKnudsen in the first quarter alongwith a 24-yard field goal by Flannickwith 1:24 left before halftime.Hamilton's scores came on a 32-yardfield goal by Zach Jasinski at the3:50 mark of the first quarter and ona 6-yard pass play from Jordan Smith

to Travis Janus at the 5- minute markof the second quarter.

Afterward, Menomonee Falls hada 2-1 Greater Metro Conferencerecord and a 2-3 overall mark whileHamilton had a 1-2 Greater MetroConference record and a 1-4 overallmark.

-By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing Editor

PHOTOS BY THOMAS J. MCK

William Renard (top photo) runs for extra yards on a pass completion against GrGermantown's Shon Pratcher (bottom photo) turns upfield against Grafton Sept.

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