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Former Menomonee Falls Village President Jefferson Davisasks about the villages endgame in the situation involvingthe village and the ownership group of the Radisson Hotelduring the citizen comment portion of the April 15 VillageBoard meeting. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLEN

MANAGING EDITOR

The village of Menomonee Falls iseking a summary judgment againste defendants in an ongoing lawsuitvolving the Radisson Hotel in the vil-ge.

As part of a tax incremental financeIF) district that included the hotel, inpril 2010 the village provided a $17.6llion loan to Lodging Investors ofenomonee Falls, LLC, the ownershipoup that was to construct and managee hotel. The ownership group default-d on the loan and the village is cur-ntly owed approximately $14 million.

The hotel is currently operatingnder a receivership following a motiony the village of Menomonee Falls in

Waukesha County Circuit Court thatwas granted in November 2011. InFebruary, Judge James R. Kieffer grant-ed a motion giving receiver Seth Dizardadditional powers and duties over thehotel operations.

On April 15, the village filed amotion seeking a summary judgmentagainst defendants James Heyden,Constance L. OMara Heyden andL.A.C. Concepts, the remaining partnersin the Lodging Investors group.

There are no issues of material factin dispute and, therefore, summary judg-

ment should be entered in favor of thevillage, Randall Crocker, an attorneyrepresenting the village in the proceed-ings, stated in the April 15 filing.

Village seeks summaryjudgment in hotel lawsuit

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Area volunteers are needed for thennual Germantown Youth Futures Lock-int for Friday, May 10, 6 to 11 p.m., atennedy Middle School.

The eventwhich has a theme of Outerpacewill include carnival games, laserg, bungee basketball, dance, open gymnd more.

A minimum of 25 chaperones are need-d for both shifts5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and 8

11 p.m. Those who are interested canoose one or both shifts. Chaperonesould be at least 18 years old and out ofgh school.

High school volunteers are also needed

to run games, collects tickets, sell conces-sions and oversee events, as well as for setup from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Interested teensshould stop by the high schools YouthFutures during lunch April 29 and May 1.Assignments will be given on a first-come,first-served basis, but an effort will be madeto accommodate requests. A maximum of 60volunteers will be selected; no walk-ins theday of the event.

The lock-in is the major fundraiser for theyouth organization that promotes substance-free living among teens.

For more information, call theGermantown Rec. Dept. at (262) 250-4710;e-mail Patti Heinen at [email protected]; or fax (262) 255-2920.

Volunteers needed forYouth Futures lock-in May 10

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The Menomonee Falls Junior Indians fifth grade team placed 17tteams at a tournament in Appleton earlier this month. Pictured areCoach Jake Kuhaupt, Jared Kell, Matt O'Donnell, Clay Lynde, Brett Siebert, Coach Ben Siebert, (front row)Jack Lynch, Bennett KuhauPaule, Eric Kohnert, Dylan Frey, (center)Manager Sadie Sieberphoto.

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Hospitals spring fundraisingevent offering variety of prizes

A $2,000 cash prize and an assortment$100 gift certificates for 10 of southeast-

n Wisconsins most notable restaurants aree top prizes in the 2013 Spring Splendorffles, coordinated by Community Memorial

oundation.The Bonus Baby Raffle features a

2,000 cash first prize, $750 cash secondize, $500 cash third prize and $250 cashurth prize. Tickets are $25 each or six for100.

The winner of the Crackerjackestaurant Raffle will receive one $100 giftertificate to 10 different restaurants. Rafflekets are $20 each or seven for $100.

Winners for both raffles will be drawn atpring Splendor 2013 Grand Slamthennual gala fundraiser benefiting Froedtertealth Community Memorial Hospital inenomonee Fallswhich is set for Saturday,pril 27. One does need not be present ton.

Grand Slam will take place at Millerark, One Brewers Way, Milwaukee. Ticketse $175 per person and include an evening

dinner, silent and voice auctions, enter-inment and more.Tickets for both raffles, as well as for the

vent, can be purchased by callingommunity Memorial Foundation at (262)

257-3761 or [email protected]. Visitcommunitymemorialfoundation.org for moreinformation. Raffle tickets are also availableat the event.

Bob Dolan at Magnificat breakfastApril 27

Magnificat a ministry to Catholicwomen (Mary Mother of All Hearts, WestBend Chapter) welcomes Bob Dolan onSaturday, April 27. Join them for breakfast at9:00 a.m. at the Hilton Garden Inn, 11600West Park Place, in Milwaukee. A respectedmedia professional and author, Bob wroteLife Lessons when his brother, Timothy Dolan,became Archbishop of New York. His mostrecent book Waking Patrick, explores faith,forgiveness, and our role in the world. Bringa friendenjoy this inspiring morning! Ticketsare $15 and should be ordered by April 13.For more information, visit www.magnificat-wb.com or call 262-305-5047.

Emmanuel Community UnitedMethodist Church rummage and

bake sale April 27

The 18th annual rummage and bake salewill be held from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 27 atEmmanuel Community United MethodistChurch, N84 W16707 Menomonee Ave.There will be more than 5,000 square feet of

of display in many church rooms, and gentlyused items from more than 800 members willbe on sale. A bag sale will be held from 1-2p.m.

For more information, call (262) 251-3830 or visit the church Web site at www.ec-umc.com.

Kiwanis Club Pancake BreakfastApril 28

The Kiwanis Club of Menomonee Fallswill host its annual Pancake Breakfast onSunday April 28, 2013 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.at Trysting Place Pub, Hwy 175 & GoodHope Road in Menomonee Falls.

Enjoy the world famous all you can eatpancakes, sausage, eggs and coffee. Sweettreats will be available at our Bake Sale. $7per person. Children under 6 eat free. Allproceeds benefit Special Olympics, KiwanisScholarship Fund, Little League and otherarea Youth Services. Tickets are available atdoor or from any Menomonee Falls KiwanisMember.

Campus notesErin Crownover of Menomonee Falls

has been accepted to Ashland University forthe fall semester of 2013. Crownover, a sen-ior at Menomonee Falls High School, willreceive the Provost's Scholarship of $13,000annually to attend Ashland University.

Kids Fishing Derby set for May 11The Kids Fishing Derby sponsored by the

Optimist Club of Menomoneheld at the Mill Pond Shelter 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Free registration will take 10 a.m. This will include a T-sto win a door prize.

This catch-and-release coall children ages 3-16 who rschool in the village or oChildren under 9 must be aan adult. Trophies will be aage divisions.

Participants should bringing equipment. There will be of bait.

Food, sponsored by thFalls Neighborhood Watch, the pavilion.

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National Doctors Day, which was March 30.Dr. Shepherd was selected as the 2013Spirit of Caring-Excellence in the MedicalProfession Award winner. His professionalismand dedication to the medical profession isevident from his past leadership role of themedical staff to the realignment of the ClinicalService Units, his contributions to CommunityMemorial Hospital have been invaluable. Dr.Shepherd is a longtime member of the med-ical staff, consistently receives high patient sat-isfaction scores and currently serves as thedirector of the Emergency and Critical CareServices CSU. His involvement and support ofthe firefighters, EMTs and paramedics in thehospitals service area are important localcontributions to the medical profession. Dr.Shepherds roles as physician, leader andmentor made him most deserving of this years

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of representatives from Froedtert HealthCommunity Memorial Hospital, its MedicalStaff and the community. Award recipients willbe recognized this fall at a reception wherethey will receive their award and a monetarydonation to the charity of their choice, in theirname.

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The Schauer Arts & Activities Center isproud to host the photography of BeaverDam residents Jack Bartholmai and DavidEdwards Exhibit from Friday, now-Sunday,May 26 in the Suckow Family Art Gallery.The exhibition features a collection of natureand wildlife photographs.

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A hearing on the villages request isheduled for June 10.

The summary judgment request followedMarch 15 motion filed by the village

gainst the Heydens and L.A.C. Concepts.The village has determined that Lodging

vestors has insufficient funds to pay for theompletion of construction, Crocker stated

the March 15 filing.Crocker stated that Lodging Investors

as insolvent in 2010 and 2011.Lynne Mueller, an attorney representing

e Heydens and L.A.C., filed a responsepril 5, alleging the loan guaranty was draft-

d by the village and is unconscionablend commercially unreasonable.

Mueller stated that James Heyden wasnot the manager of Lodging Investors anddid not participate in the creation of the loandocuments. Mueller also alleged that the vil-lage violated its duty of good faith and fairdealing by failing to complete the properdue diligence when it issued the loan for theconstruction of the hotel property, failing toverify the value of the proposed constructionand preparing loan documents that it knewor should have known were technically indefault from the moment the loan transactionwas prepared by the plaintiff (village).

Crocker dismissed those allegations inhis April 15 request for the summary judg-ment.

James Heyden, a sophisticated commer-cial developer, is asking this court to excuse

him from the contractual obligation which hefreely and knowingly assumed as part of amulti-million deal negotiated with the assis-tance of counsel. There is no basis in contractor Wisconsin law for any such argument,Crocker stated in his April 15 response.

When reached for comment last week,Lynne Mueller, an attorney representing theHeydens and L.A.C., said a response to thevillages motion for summary judgment willbe filed by May 27.

Our response is in part that the Villagehas not acted in good faith in this matter andshould not be able to seek recovery fromeither Lodging Investors or Mr. Heyden sinceits actions caused the failure of the hotel

operations. We believe the filing itself showsthe continued lack of good faith of the vil-

lage toward Mr. Heyden asguarantor the Village is pursfact that as their own motioclaim all of the guarantors Mueller stated.

The Radisson Hotel issue ing the citizen comment Village Board meeting April the request for summary judg

Whats the endgame Board with this Radisson hoteMenomonee Falls Village PreDavis asked.

Davis said that what mais you sit down with the onowner that we have left, you

minimize our losses and we of the newspapers, off the froradio and TV and move on.

Davis also referenced chavent been paid for worfacility.

Please pay these guyswaiting for over two years nting ridiculous, Davis said.

When reached for commweek, Crocker said, The villadiligently to reach a resolutioers and with the subcontragreement has been concluagreement would require an where the village would rreturn on the sale or refinanc

with the help and assistance Crocker said that no been reached and the villagwith its rights and remedies documents.

Those rights and remejudgment of foreclosure andThe village retains the right that sale, or allow the propea third party. The owner retrepay the village the debt aproperty at any time prior to the sheriffs sale, Crocker sment can be reached at asheriffs sale. Absent such alikely the sale will proceed.

...Heydens to challenge village motionrom page 1

BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Menomonee Falls Village Boardpproved a rezoning of land near the north-est corner of Lisbon and Pilgrim roads thatll allow for the development of a senior

ousing complex.The board approved the rezoning of

ree parcels from the C-3 Commercialesidential Development District and

anned Development District to the P-2stitutional District.

According to information from the villageaff report, Presbyterian Homes & Servicesplanning on developing a senior housing

ampus with a continuum of care that willclude senior apartments, assisted living,emory care and skilled nursing care. A sitean submitted to the village shows fouruildings constructed over three phases.nce completed, there will be 350 units ate development.

Director of Community Developmentatt Carran said that if the rezoning is

pproved, the company will come back to

the village with specific plans for lighting andbuildings.

Carran noted that the land was original-ly zoned for Medium Density UrbanResidential Development, which would haveallowed for up to six units per acre. In 2008,the village Comprehensive Plan waschanged so that the two western parcelswere classified as mixed use while the eastparcel was classified for commercial use.

Village President Randy Newman said

that concerns about drainage were raisedduring the Plan Commission meeting andsaid that would be addressed as part of thefuture development of the project.

The board supported the rezoning and achange in the Comprehensive Plan to allowthe proposal to proceed. During board dis-cussion, Trustee Michael McDonald notedthat previous plans for site included a subdi-vision or a grocery store. McDonald alsonoted the development serves as adoorstep in the community.

I just hope like heck youre able to put inthe type of development that weve seen inother neighborhoods like this, that youve

done such a great job, McDonald said.Newman added the proposal will be

great for the neighborhood. It will certainlytake some angst and anguish theyve hadover the years over the many things that havebeen proposed there.

Rezoning approved for land nearfuture road

The board approved a rezoning of landnorth of Roosevelt Drive from the RM-2 Multi-

Family Resident District to the PlannedDevelopment District. The land is locatedbetween Roosevelt Drive and a future roadthat will go from the current Richfield Way atWater Street to just north of Roosevelt Drive.

Carran said the apartment complex thatwill be proposed for the area will connectedto the future road. Carran said the rezoningis requested because the developer pre-ferred moving forward with the projectthrough the Planned Development District. Aspart of future proposals, plans will be sub-mitted to the Community DevelopmentAuthority and Architectural Control Boardbefore building permits are issued. No one

spoke on a public hearingrequest.

Newman abstained fromvoting on the matter.

The board later apprchange for the expanded roaname of Richfield Way to Falroad currently goes from Coto Water Street. As part of ament, the road will be extenjust north of Roosevelt Drive.

Trustee Steve Raymondsreally knows why the rRichfield Way even thMenomonee Falls. With thexpanded and new developmward, the Community Develowas seeking a new name. several existing businesses the current name of the road

Were ready to go with said.

Newman said the new ntive of Menomonee Falls inslage to the north.

Village Board approves rezoning requests


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Menomonee Falls High School studentlie Schweiss was named one finalis ts ine state Prudential Spirit of Communitywards.

Schweiss was formally recognized dur-g a presentation at the March 25enomonee Falls School Board meeting.gh School Principal Corey Golla said

chweiss is consistently engaged in help-

g others through a variety of serviceforts as well as serving her school byeing very outspoken and coming to meth ideas to improve.

Patrick Maddox of Prudential Financialid that in 2010 Schweiss, through thehools Key Club, helped organize a com-unity Relay for Life event to benefit themerican Cancer Society.

The following year, Julie and Key Clubganized their own Relay for Life event rais-g over $7,500 for cancer research . In012 Julie assumed the position of eventair, and that years event generated over

19,000 in pledges, Maddox said. Itse willingness to lead and to motivate thate feel truly embodies the spirit of commu-ty.

Schweiss was presented with a bronzeedallion for outstanding community serv-e.

Schweiss noted there were long hoursut into the Relay for Life events by her ande rest of the organizing committee.

Im glad to have dedicated myself tois cause because it affects so many peoplend I feel every dollar we raise and everyerson we get involved in relay is one step

closer to finding a cure for cancer,Schweiss said. I want to thank you again somuch for this award, and I feel really hon-ored to have gotten this.

By Thomas J. McKi llen, ManagingEditor

Falls HS student finalist forSpirit of Community award

Julie Schweiss stands in front of theSchool Board with a medallion forbeing named one of eight finalists

across the state in the Prudential Spiritof Community Awards. Photo by SchoolDistrict of Menomonee Falls.

The next Menomonee Falls Villageoard meeting will be the first for Bonniemmer and Jeremy Walz, who were electedthe board April 2.Both candidates were endorsed by the

enomonee Falls Taxpayers AssociationMFTA). Association President Steve

Welcenbach, who spoke at during the citi-en comment portion of the April 15 Villageoard meeting, said the organization sup-orted the challengers due to concerns theFTA had with the current board

They (Lemmer and Walz) told us thatey agreed with a lot of the positions wead in that our village has not been embrac-g the elements of free enterprise as itould be doing, Welcenbach said.

Welcenbach cited the ongoing litigation

between the village and remaining ownersof the Radisson Hotel partnership group andthe use of tax incremental finance (TIF) dis-tricts, which Welcenbach took issue with forshifting the tax base from corporations toexisting small businesses and individuals thatwere here prior to the creation of the TIF dis-tricts.

We are going to support these newlyelected officials and their challenge to findout information about things, and we hopethat the rest of the board along with the othermembers take into consideration viewpointsthat theyre bringing here and take seriouslythe idea of what the proper function of ourboard is here, Welcenbach said.

By Thomas J. McKi llen, ManagingEditor

MFTA to board: Listen to our concerns

The Hamilton School District representa-

e to the WIAA will be voting against a pro-osal to allow basketball and volleyballoaches to have unlimited contact with theirayers over the summer.

During a brief presentation to the Schooloard April 9, District Athletic Directorichael Gosz summarized several items thatll be discussed at the WIAA annual meeting

n April 24. Basketball and volleyball coach-are limited in the number of days during thefseason where they have contact with theirhletes, and one proposal would end those

mits.Out of season contact is just another

ng to put on our coaches, which burns themut, Gosz said. Its another burden on our

families and our kids, another expectation

they have to do something.Gosz added that I dont believe thats in

the best interests of our student-athletes andfamilies in our communities.

The district will support other proposedmeasures, including:

Allowing softball and baseball coachesto issue protective equipment for open gymsand leagues during the school year;

Allowing cross country athletes to delayreporting for non-school training or competi-tion until the first competition; and,

Would make an athlete who appears ina commercial or advertisement ineligible untilthe violation has been rectified.

By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing Editor

Hamilton AD summarizes positionson WIAA proposals


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The Germantown girls soccer teamopened the season with a 4-0 win overMadison West April 12 and then tiedMadison Memorial the next day. Bothgames were played at the Whitefish BayLubar Stadium. Germatown's first two sched-uled games against Oconomowoc andWhitefish Bay were postponed.

Menomonee Falls won its first game ofthe season April 16, beating Brookfield

Central 1-0, with Rachel Clayton scoring thewinning goal in overtime for MenomoneeFalls. Menomonee Falls scheduled seasonopener against Racine Horlick was can-

celled.Hamilton opened the sea

loss to Divine Savior Holy AThe Chargers rebounded withWest Allis Central April 16.

Kettle Moraine Lutherarecord following a 2-0 wiWisconsin Christian April 16got goals from MackenzMegan Henning against Ce

scheduled opener against Wwas postponed, Kettle Moopened the season with a 1-0April 12.

Girls soccer: Germantownafter first two games

Local college sports teams and high profileprograms nationwide have players on their ros-ters who are familiar to area residents. The fol-lowing is a partial list of players with local tieson college athletic teams for the winter andspring seasons. Information was gathered fromWeb sites from colleges and universities, withadditional information submitted by readersover recent weeks.

Danielle Barbian, who graduated fromHamilton High School in 2011, helped her

Harvard womens team to their first indoor IvyLeague track championship since 2000 by fin-ishing 2nd in the 60 meter dash recently.Barbian smashed her existing school record of7.59 with a time of 7.53 seconds in the event.

Dan Studer, a 2012 graduate ofGermantown High School, was a forward onthe UW-Stevens Point mens basketball team.

Jamie Destache, a 2011 gradua te ofHamilton High School, was a guard on theUW-Stevens Point womens basketball team.

Shannon Burke, a 2012 graduate ofHamilton High School, is a pole vaulter on theUW-Stevens Point womens track and fieldteam.

Sarah Wildish, a 2011 graduate ofMenomonee Falls High School, was on theUW-Stevens Point womens volleyball team lastfall.

Emma Brunkhorst, a 2012 graduate ofGermantown High School, was a middle hitterfor the UW-Stevens Point womens volleyballteam last fall.

Matt Snell, a 2012 graduate of HamiltonHigh School, is running distance events for theUW-Stout mens track team.

Brooke Patterson, a 2011 graduate of

Hamilton High School, is runniUW-Eau Claire womens track

Jessica Rupnow, a 2012 graduHigh School, is also running inthe Bluegolds.

Menomonee Falls High SConor Rafferty is a junior at running distance events for me

Germantown High ScMatthew Felten is a senior aand is a pole vaulter on the

field team.Hamilton High School gra

Kirchner is a junior at UW-Plamiddle hitter on the womenslast fall.

Troy Kenkel, a 2012Menomonee Falls High Schoothe UW-LaCrosse baseball tea

Sean Royer, a Menomonand Marquette University Higate, is a junior at UW-LaCrossmiddle distance events for team.

Germantown High SchooAnderson is a junior at UW-Lrunning distance events on theand field team.

Germantown High ScShannon Miller is a junior a

where she is specializing in tterfly and individual medleywomens swimming team.

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2004 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT 4X4 Quad Cab5.7 HEMI Gray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,900

2004 CHEVROLET TAHOE LT

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2002 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB SLT 4X4One Owner, 4.7 V8, Gold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7,9002001 FORD RANGER STEP SIDE EXT CAB4X4 Silver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,900

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2010 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA 4X4 Black . . . . . .$23,900

2010 JEEP COMMANDER SPORT 4X4

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2009 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG2Vr6 Burgundy . . . .$21,900

2009 FORD FLEX3.5 V6, 3rd Row seat,

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2011 KIA SORENTO One owner, Heated seats,

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2010 JEEP COMPASS Black, 27k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,900

2006 HUMMER H3 3.5 5 cyl., Birch White . . . . . . .$12,900

2010 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT 4X4, Bright Silver . . . . .$11,900

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2005 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 3.4 V6, Blue . .

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