The Board of Public Works of Waukesha, Wisconsin, convened on Thursday, April 23, 2026, at 5:30 PM in City Hall Council Chambers. Members present: Kevin Riley, Joe Piper, and Eileen Micklitz. The meeting covered approvals of minutes and payments, review of three bids received, a contract change order for the Library HVAC project, and updates on upcoming bid notices and a local construction project.
No members of the public offered comments.
The meeting adjourned without formal vote; all business completed.
Okay, this is the Thursday, April 23rd, 2026 meeting of the Board of Public Works. And I'm gonna make a call to order. Kevin Riley present. Joe Piper. Eileen McLitz. And seeing we do not have anybody here for public comment. Uh what happened to our um allegiance? Yeah, what our pledge of allegiance isn't there. That's crazy. Yeah. Pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. And to Republican for which it stands one nation. Under MATA indivisible with liberty and justice for all. That threw me. That was things were out of order. You can tell Judy's on vacation. Keeping you on your toes, Kevin. So the next order of business is the approval of minutes from April 9th, 2026. Do we have a motion? Mrs. Piper, I'll make a motion to approve the minutes. A second. We have a first and a second. Any discussion or questions? Seeing none. Take a vote. Kevin Rayleigh, aye. Piper aye. Mick Litz aye. And moving on to approval of payments. None of them are final payments, but uh you have any questions on those, Brandon, or I'll try to answer. This is Piper. I'll make a motion to approve payments with a second. I have a question. Kevin Riley seconds. Can guys can you remind me or remind us what we're doing with the South Street ramp this year? Is this more of the joint stuff than so this was actually the yeah, it was bid out last year. It was a 25 project that continued on into the spring of this year into 26. But yes, it was primarily um we had some beam repair, some other concrete repair items kind of on the vertical on multiple floors. I guess Joe, you can jump in whenever you want to. Um, but really concrete structure structural repairs on the lower floors, and we worked our way up some of the exposed beams, some of the we had some spalling, some rebar exposure that we you know cleaned up, did full repair there, and are kind of working our way up towards the top floor. Plus, we did previously approve that change order to remove the glass block on the top story, replace that with concrete block, and replace some of the windows up there on the on the top floor as well. Okay, that's Brandon. Thank you. And I that's what I was driving as. I thought we were gonna knock out some of that old barn glass there towards the top. And that is all complete, yes. Yeah, so if you're interested, drive up to the third floor, it looks a lot nicer. So this is the third floor on South Street or the third floor on Wisconsin side. Probably it's the entire like on the top floor where we had glass block.