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OFFICIAL NOTICE AND AGENDA

Meeting of the: PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEEDate/Time: Monday, July 17, 2017 @ 5:15 pmLocation: City Hall (407 Grant Street) - Council ChambersMembers: Lisa Rasmussen {c}, Karen Kellbach, Romey Wagner, Becky McElhaney, Pat Peckham

1 Minutes of previous meeting. (6/19/17)2 Consider various license applications3 Request to hold 7th Annual Saint Arnoul Outdoor Party, July 29, 2017. (Bob & Randy's) 4 Consider Central Business District Obstruction Permit (Wausau/Central Wisconsin CVB)5 Amendment to Special Event Application for "1st Thursdays" (Wausau River District) to close

the 400 block of 3rd Street to include Makers Market on 8/03/17 and 9/07/17.6 Operations Report from Fire Department for June 20177 Tavern Activities / Compliance Checks / Law Enforcement Activities8 Communications

Adjournment

Lisa Rasmussen, Chair

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PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE Date and Time: Monday, June 19, 2017, at 5:15 pm, (Council Chambers) Members Present: Rasmussen, Wagner, Kellbach, McElhaney, Peckham Others Present: Alfonso, Rayala, Baeten, Kujawa, Goede, Mielke, Schock, Nutting Minutes of the previous meeting(s) (5/15/17) Motion by Kellbach, second by McElhaney to approve the minutes of previous meetings. (5/15/17). Motion carried 5-0. Consider various license applications Rasmussen indicated there were denial recommendations for Michelle Smith, Bradley Rick, Gene Podella, and Anthony Roberts. It was noted that none of these individuals were present to appeal. Rasmussen indicated there was a new event for Maker’s Market. Badger State Games is requesting street closure on the 400 block of 3rd Street for 3 hours for a skateboarding event. Other miscellaneous licenses were on the list, and there was a premise transfer for Vino Late’. Motion by Kellbach, second by Peckham to approve or deny license applications as recommended by staff. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Central Business District Obstruction Permit (Wausau River District) Rasmussen stated this request is to allow for a few more painted pianos downtown. Motion by Wagner, second by Peckham to approve the Obstruction Permit for Wausau River District. Motion carried 5-0. Discussion and possible action regarding ordinance repealing Section 9.20.010(d) Regulation of persons. Rasmussen explained a concern was brought forward by Alderperson Neal about an activity that was taking place occasionally downtown called “busking.” Busking is basically spontaneous popup music, where musicians will show up downtown, on the River District, or on public right of way to play for tips. There was a question as to whether this is prohibited or allowed. She commented, given the fact that we have placed painted pianos on the sidewalks downtown, this item is timely because it really is encouraging spontaneous music. Alfonso stated our current ordinance is a little too general and should be repealed so people understand they are not hampered from busking. She noted this particular section is only related to parks. Motion by Peckham, second by McElhaney to approve the repeal of Section 9.20.010(d). Motion carried 5-0. Discussion and possible action regarding ordinance creating Section 5.62.045 Special Youth Vending License and repealing Section 5.62.040(g) Numbers and replacing with an editorial comment Rasmussen indicated a resident called regarding his 12 or 13 year old son who wanted to travel about his neighborhood with a three-wheeled bike with a cooler on the back to sell ice cream. The parent had met with the Health Department to get proper licensing for food, however, the current city street vendor ordinance requires an individual to be 18 years old. There were costs involved with the permit and insurance requirements that seemed to be a bit of overkill for a young person who may want to sell small items. Rasmussen stated the proposed ordinance is creating a special class of permit specifically for youths. Wagner commented this goes with the spirit of entrepreneurism and some of the best ideas that come through his office are from young middle school kids and high school students. He felt the hoops that they have to jump through to go into business were too much for kids and that having the parent be the co-signer and responsible party solves that problem. He noted the Health Department requirements for food products are still built in. He encouraged them to approve the ordinance. Motion by Peckham, second by McElhaney to approve the ordinance creating the Special Youth Vending License. Motion carried 5-0.

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Discussion and possible action authorizing the addition of fees to the City of Wausau Fees and Licenses Schedule adopted pursuant to Wausau Municipal Code §3.40.010(a). Rasmussen noted this is for the fee for the Youth Vendor permit. Motion by Peckham, second by Kellbach to approve the addition of the fees to the Fees & License Schedule. Motion carried 5-0. Discussion and possible action regarding ordinance amending Section 5.72.020 Insurance required, Section 5.72.090 permit required Alfonso explained there were two parts to the amendment. She indicated there has been some discussion between herself, the clerk’s office, and police department regarding when taxi drivers are found to be driving without their Public Transport Driver license, whether to cite the taxi company or the driver. This amendment makes it clear that the owner of the company is just as responsible to ensure their drivers have obtained a license and can be cited. The second part of the amendment is to update the insurance requirements that were outdated in our current code. Motion by Wagner, second by McElhaney to approve the ordinance amendments. Motion carried 5-0. Operations Report from Fire Department for May 2017 Kujawa noted today was Lt. Doug Flory’s last day at the department; he has retired after 31 plus years of service to the city and the Wausau Fire Department. Report placed on file. Tavern Activities / Compliance Checks / Law Enforcement Activities Baeten presented the Tavern Report for May 3, 2017 through June 4, 2017. (See attached) Peckham commented he observed accusations of police entrapment on social media regarding the compliance checks done by PD sending in underage volunteers into taverns to buy alcohol. He asked Cpt. Baeten to comment on this. Cpt. Baeten stated alcohol compliance checks were conducted in the city on June 14th. He explained the underage volunteers work in concert with sworn officers to ensure our licensed establishments are checking IDs properly and not servicing underage individuals. He indicated of the 10 businesses checked on June 14th, five sold to underage persons, which is 50% failure and unacceptable. He stated our main goal is compliance. Rasmussen stated compliance checks are legal and necessary and have been going on in the city for years. She pointed out the volunteers are using their actual IDs showing that they are underage. Alfonso commented in most cases she as prosecuted the underage person was either not carded at all or they showed their ID to the bartender who served them anyway. She stated entrapment is when you encourage or entice someone to do something that they are not inclined to do and bring pressure to get them to do it. There is no pressure applied in this situation and the identification is real. Communications None. Adjourn Motion by Kellbach, second by Peckham to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 5:45 p.m.

CLERK’SREPORTTOPUBLICHEATH&SAFETYCOMMITTEEJuly 17, 2017 Meeting

AGENDA ITEM # 2

Approve or deny various licenses as indicated on the attached summary report of all applications received.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Applications as listed have or will have a background check run by staff and reviewed by the Police Chief or his

designee. Applications marked pending will have a status update at the meeting. In accordance with city

ordinance, all permits approved are held for debts owed to the city until the debt is paid in full.

1. Two Denial Recommendations by Chief Hardel: Operator’s License for Chinsia Lee (3 OWI convictions:

2017, 2013; Possession of drug paraphernalia 2015); Public Transport Driver for Sean Zyduck (Wisconsin

Driver’s License suspended for failure to pay fine, not eligible for reinstatement until 3/14/2018.)

2. Rosatis Sports Pub is re‐applying for liquor license under a new corporate entity, AMG Sports Pub –

Wausau, LP. (Formerly AMG‐ America Management Group Inc.)

3. Hmong Eggrolls is renewing their Class B Beer/Class C Wine license after relocating from the Thomas

Street premise to the former Paradox building. They missed the license renewal during the relocation.

4. Various retail picnic licenses and temporary operators for the Wisconsin Valley Fair.

5. Special event applications submitted, some just submitted and pending the return of authorization forms.

Late applications that were assessed late fees: Unity Concert and Guys Who Grill

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

Staff recommendation is to approve or deny as indicated on the summary report including those that

may be introduced at the meeting. Please let me know if you have any question regarding any license

applications listed.

Mary Goede, Deputy Clerk

Date of Report: July 14, 2017

(715) 261‐6621

Summary of Fire and EMS Events For June 2017

1. Significant City Fire Events:

Date Address Type 06/01/2017 1212 S. 12th Avenue, Wausau (926) Cooking Fire, confined to container 06/29/2017 2804 W. Wausau Avenue, Wausau

(1107) Building fire

2. Township Fire Calls:

Date Township Address Type 06/11/2017 Maine 3055 Maine Drive,

Wausau (987) Building Fire – Tanker response only

06/18/2017 Maine Int. of N. County Rd WW & S. County Rd K (1035)

Medical assist

06/27/2017 Maine US 51 MM 201/202 (1085)

Motor vehicle accident w/injuries

Total Mutual Aid Given 3 Tanker Response Only 1

3. Significant EMS Events:

City # of Runs % of Runs # of Runs - YTD Berlin (Town of) 3 0.73% 14 Brokaw (Village of) 2 0.49% 7 Hewitt (Town of) 0 0.00% 8 Maine (Village of) 8 1.95% 40 Texas (Town of) 5 1.22% 27 Wausau (City of) 386 94.15% 2,580 Wausau (Town of) 4 0.98% 38 Weston (Village of) 0 0.00% 5 Other 1 0.24% 15 Interfacility 1 0.24% 4 Total 410 100.00% 2,738

4. Fire Department Activities

NFIRS Incidents (Engine) 274.95 Hours WARDS Incidents (Ambulance) 510.23 Hours Non-Incident Activities (Station Maintenance/Wellness, Vehicle Check-off/Fire Pre-plan, Hazmat Outreach, Administration duties, Public Education, Committee and Staff Meetings)

1,234.43 Hours

Training 1,163.36 Hours

5. Other Fire Incident Responses:

CODE DESCRIPTION FREQ. FREQ. % EXPs TOTAL MAN

HOURS

AVERAGERESPONSETIME (min)

111 Building fires 1 0.52 % 0 15.63 6.00

113 Cooking fire, confined to container 1 0.52 % 0 2.93 4.00

311 Medical assist, assist EMS crew 104 54.17 % 0 81.35 4.01

321 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury

1 0.52 % 0 1.00 3.00

322 Vehicle accident with injuries 4 2.08 % 0 6.17 3.25

324 Motor vehicle accident with no injuries 6 3.12 % 0 3.37 4.00

331 Lock-in (if lock out , use 511 ) 1 0.52 % 0 1.27 5.00

357 Extrication of victim(s) from machinery 1 0.52 % 0 3.33 6.00

361 Swimming/recreational water areas rescue 1 0.52 % 0 28.60 5.00

381 Rescue or EMS standby 5 2.60 % 0 5.05 6.40

411 Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill 1 0.52 % 0 0.73 6.00

412 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) 2 1.04 % 0 4.70 2.50

413 Oil or other combustible liquid spill 2 1.04 % 0 1.88 8.00

443 Light ballast breakdown 1 0.52 % 0 8.67 4.00

445 Arcing, shorted electrical equipment 1 0.52 % 0 4.50 4.00

463 Vehicle accident, general cleanup 2 1.04 % 0 2.85 4.00

481 Attempt to burn 1 0.52 % 0 30.40 4.00

500 Service Call, other 1 0.52 % 0 1.30 1.00

511 Lock-out 1 0.52 % 0 0.97 3.00

522 Water or steam leak 1 0.52 % 0 1.73 1.00

541 Animal problem 1 0.52 % 0 0.53 2.00

542 Animal rescue 1 0.52 % 0 0.40 7.00

551 Assist police or other governmental agency 1 0.52 % 0 0.27 1.00

553 Public service 1 0.52 % 0 1.03 4.00

554 Assist invalid 1 0.52 % 0 1.83 12.00

561 Unauthorized burning 6 3.12 % 0 12.42 5.50

611 Dispatched & canceled en route 7 3.65 % 0 2.88

622 No incident found at dispatch address 1 0.52 % 0 0.53 7.00

651 Smoke scare, odor of smoke 1 0.52 % 0 0.55 7.00

652 Steam, vapor, fog or dust thought to be smoke

1 0.52 % 0 1.17 4.00

700 False alarm or false call, other 1 0.52 % 0 6.00 8.00

Rescue & Emergency Medical ServiceIncident (125)False Alarm & False Call (31)

Good Intent Call (10)

Service Call (14)

Hazardous Condition (No Fire) (10)

Fire (3)

Special Incident Type (2)

710 Malicious, mischievous false call, other 2 1.04 % 0 5.73 3.50

715 Local alarm system, malicious false alarm 2 1.04 % 0 1.25 4.00

730 System malfunction, other 1 0.52 % 0 0.53 4.00

731 Sprinkler activation due to malfunction 1 0.52 % 0 1.10 9.00

735 Alarm system sounded due to malfunction 2 1.04 % 0 9.60 5.50

736 CO detector activation due to malfunction 2 1.04 % 0 1.60 9.50

740 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other 1 0.52 % 0 2.13 3.00

741 Sprinkler activation, no fire - unintentional 2 1.04 % 0 4.63 5.50

743 Smoke detector activation, no fire - unintentional

5 2.60 % 0 6.50 3.60

744 Detector activation, no fire - unintentional 3 1.56 % 0 9.65 4.33

745 Alarm system sounded, no fire - unintentional

8 4.17 % 0 36.35 5.62

746 Carbon monoxide detector activation, no CO

1 0.52 % 0 1.13 9.00

911 Citizen complaint 2 1.04 % 0 1.27 3.50

Totals 192 100.00% 0 315.53 4.41

Total Mutual Aid Received - Fire 0

Total Mutual Aid Received - EMS 1

6. Personnel Hours off due to:

7. Fire Inspection Events

Inspections Completed Monthly Year to Date Inspections w/ no violations 124 1,450

Re-inspections Completed

1st Re-inspection 57 396 2nd Re-inspection 8 67 3rd Re-inspection 5 25 4th Re-inspection 0 10 5th Re-inspection 1 6 6th Re-inspection 0 3 7th Re-inspection 0 2 8th Re-inspection 0 2 9th Re-inspection 1 1 10th Re-inspection 0 1 11th Re-inspection 1 1

Varied Inspections

Plan Review – General 0 0 Plan Review – Site 0 0 Plan Review – Sprinkler System 0 0 Plan Review - Architectural 0 0 Inspection – General 0 0 Inspection – Site 0 0 Inspection – Fire Protection 0 4 Inspection – Fire Alarm 0 0 Inspection – Sprinkler System 0 0 Inspection – Permit 0 4

Catastrophic 0.00 Hours Family/Medical Leave 432 Hours (18 days) Sick Leave 72 Hours (3 days) Worker’s Compensation 0.00 Hours

Inspection – Hazardous Operations 0 0 Inspection – License 1 8 Inspection – Electrical 0 0 Inspection – Special Event 6 9 Inspection – Tank 2 2 Investigation – False Alarm 0 0 Investigation – Other 0 0 Investigation – General 0 0 Referral/Complaint – Citizen 1 1 Referral/Complaint – Building 0 0 Referral/Complaint – Housing Safety 1 1 Consultation – Assembly 0 0 Consultation – Site 0 0 Consultation – Building 1 3 Consultation – General 0 0 Consultation – Fire Protection 0 1 Consultation – Fire Alarm 0 0 Consultation – Hazardous Operations 1 2 Consultation – Sprinkler System 0 0 Consultation – Permit 0 0 Consultation – License 0 1 Consultation – Knox Box 0 4 Consultation – Other 0 0 Legal Preparation 0 0 Legal – Court Appearance 0 0 Property Evaluation Reviews 5 24

Total Inspections 215 966

Fire Investigations 0 5

Inspection Department Activities Staff Count YTD Staff

Elderly Fire Safety Programs 0 0 Parade 0 0 School Programs 0 2 Smoke Detector/CO Programs 0 9 Public Education (tours, lectures, etc.) 28 72 Open Burn Complaints 2 7 Fire/EMS Presentation 20 57 Fire Drills/Pool Drills 4 5 Job Fairs 0 3 Inspections 1 & 2 Family Dwellings 0 3 CPR Training for Outside Agency 4 12 Special Event Inspections or Plan Meetings 1 13 Juvenile Fire Setter Intervention 1 4

8. Agenda Topics a. b. c. d.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor

Jeffrey G. Hardel Wausau Police Department Chief of Police

CITY OF WAUSAU POLICE DEPARTMENT • 515 GRAND AVENUE • WAUSAU, WI 54403 • (715) 261-7800 • FAX (715) 261-7888

Date 07/03/17 To Chief Hardel From Lt. Mike Felder Subject TAVERN REPORT June 4, 2017 through July 2, 2017 ROUTINE TAVERN INSPECTIONS (No violations unless noted)

Malarkey’s, 412 N. 3rd St. M & R Station, 818 S. 3rd Ave, North End Pub, 1002 N. 3rd Ave. Closed when Officers checked it. Mountain Lanes/Jump On It, 1401 Elm St. Oz, 320 Washington St.

Bartender on duty did not have a valid operator’s license on his person. In-house records did not indicate a renewal. He did provide a receipt that was from the City of Wausau, dated 06/27/17, that was for a cash payment of $115.00, towards an operator/bartender license, but it had no name on the receipt. He was advised that he would be given the benefit of the doubt, and I e-mailed the City Clerk for confirmation. Bartender was advised that if the license was not verified, he would receive a citation. I later received confirmation that he had applied for a renewal, however he had not been mailed his provisional license due to other financial obligations to the City. On 07/07/17, I went to the bar and spoke with the owner. I advised him of the fact that the bartender in question would not be able to work alone until he went to the City and fulfilled his obligations with the City and received his provisional license.

Player’s, 4411 Stewart Ave. Polack Inn, 1206 N. 3rd Ave. Roc’s Place, 810 S. 3rd Ave. Showtime Gentlemen’s Club, 1709 Merrill Ave. Closed when Officers checked it.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



Treu’s Tic Toc Club, 1201 W. Thomas St. VFW Post 388, 388 River Dr. Not open. CONVENIENCE/GROCERY STORE INSPECTIONS (No violations unless noted)

None. RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS (No violations unless noted)

None. ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECKS

Alcohol Compliance Checks were conducted on June 14, 2017. A total of ten (10) establishments were checked. The result was a fifty percent (50%) failure rate: Establishments that passed the Check: Walgreen’s Store #07009 (Central Bridge Street) Kohlman & Lee’s IGA Fast Break Mobil (320 W. Thomas St.) R Store #7 (2007 W. Stewart Ave.) Aftershock Bar (1418 Lenard St. The old Baker’s Retreat) Establishments that failed the Check: The Store #62 (308 Stewart Ave.) Whiskey River Bar & Grill

Cruisin 1724 Domino Bar Intermission Bar

Citations were issued to the bartender or clerk that served the underage person, and Demerit Points assessed to the offending establishments (See below and Demerit Point Record attached).

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



NOTABLE INCIDENTS AT TAVERNS TO WHICH POLICE WERE DISPATCHED.

Cop Shoppe Pub, 701 Washington Street

(1) Event #170066712, 06/11/17 at 4:14 PM: A person that refused to identify themselves called to report that there was a woman in a van in the parking lot of the tavern that had “K2” and marijuana. The caller also stated that she might have kids in the car. Officers responded, however the car was gone on their arrival.

(2) Event #170072461, 06/24/17 at 11:22 PM: An anonymous caller reported that the noise from the bar (live band) was too loud. Officers made contact with the bartender, and the doors/windows were closed. They monitored the noise and considered it to be still too loud. They made contact again and asked that the amps be turned down. This significantly quieted the situation. There was also person in the parking lot that was listening to music in their car. They were also asked to turn the music down.

Domino Bar, 740 Washington Street

(1) Case #17-6746, 06/14/17 at 8:24 PM: ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECK; An underage volunteer attempted to buy an alcoholic beverage from the bartender. The bartender checked the ID, but still sold to the underage person. The bartender was cited, and twenty-five (25) Demerit Points are assessed to the bar.

Glass Hat Bar, 1203 N. 3rd Street

(1) Event #170065107, 06/07/17 at 7:54 PM: An anonymous (refused) caller reported that there was a male on probation in the bar drinking, which was a violation of his probation rules. Officers responded and were not able to locate the male named and described by the caller. The bartender knew the male the Officers were looking for, and said the male had not been in the bar for over a month.

(2) Event #170066103, 06/10/17 at 3:15 AM: An anonymous (refused) caller reported that there was a woman that left the bar, stumbling, and got into her car. They provided a vehicle description and license plate number. Officers responded to the bar, but were unable to locate the vehicle there. They then responded to the address of the registered owner, and found the vehicle parked in the driveway and empty. Officers knocked on the door and a woman answered, who was intoxicated, but denied operating the vehicle. She asked Officers to leave her property. She was identified as the same woman that was recently cited for being intoxicated while serving at a different tavern.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



Intermission, 325 N. 4th Street (1) Case #17-6745, 06/14/17 at 8:39 PM: ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECK; An

underage volunteer attempted to purchase an alcoholic beverage. The bartender checked the underage person’s ID, but still sold the alcoholic beverage to the underage person. The bartender was cited, and the bar is assessed twenty-five (25) Demerit Points.

(2) Event #170071157, 06/21/17 at 10:50 PM: Community Service Officers (CSOs) stopped in front of the bar for a disturbance. Officers arrived shortly after. They made contact with a woman that had been in a verbal argument with her boyfriend in the bar, but he had taken her keys and she did not know where he had gone. She was intoxicated and had gone out to the vehicle and was honking the horn repeatedly. She was no longer in the car when the Officers got there. She was encouraged to take a cab home. No other action was taken.

(3) Event #170073672, 06/28/17 at 12:14 AM: Officer stopped a male that was behind the bar urinating in the alley. The male was cooperative and was given a warning. He admitted that he was outside smoking and didn’t want to go back into the bar to use the bathroom.

Loppnow’s Bar, 1502 N. 3rd Street

(1) Event #170075182, 07/01/17 at 1:49 AM: Officers responded to a report of a fight involving four males. On Officers’ arrival, they did not find anyone fighting. They made contact with two patrons, who advised they had too much to drink, but were buddies, and didn’t want anything done. The Officers did not know who the caller was, so no other action was taken.

Wausau on the Water (WOW), 1300 N. River Drive

(1) Event #170070575, 06/20/17 at 6:23 PM: Officer responded to a call from an anonymous (refused) caller about a dog inside a parked car in the lot. The Officer checked on the dog and did not find it to be in distress. The windows were cracked. No action was taken by the Officer.

Bull Falls Brewery, 901 E. Thomas Street

(1) Event #170066890, 06/12/17 at 5:26 AM: Officers responded to a report of an open door. A door for one of the loading docks was left open a couple of feet. Access was gained to the majority of the building, but it did not appear that anything was amiss. Contact was made with an employee, who advised that he would check the building and call if there were any issues. He thought it was likely left open by American Welding and Gas that had delivered a gas tank.

Cabaret Bar, 204 E. Rib Mountain Drive

(1) Event #170075523, 07/01/17 at 8:15 PM: A bar employee called to report a complaint about fireworks going off. Officer checked the area and observed nothing.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



Christine’s Bar, 936 S. 3rd Avenue (1) Event #170069487, 06/18/17 at 12:55 AM: A bar employee called, as did one other

patron regarding a fight that occurred when three males “jumped” one other patron. The victim fled on foot but called from his residence. He did not want to pursue charges. Information was received that the suspects claimed to be “ORB” (Oriental Ruthless Boys) gang members. Since the victim was uncooperative, no further action was taken.

Roc’s Place, 810 S. 3rd Avenue

(1) Event #170069066, 06/17/17 at 2:01 AM: Three calls were received, to include one from an employee, reporting a fight in the parking lot involving two people. Officers responded and determined that there had been four people involved. Two white females and a black male had left in an SUV. Officers checked several addresses but were not able to locate the suspect vehicle. No suspects were identified or located. The victim did not wish to pursue charges, so only disorderly conduct would have applied had suspects been located.

(2) Event #170069452, 06/17/17 at 11:06 PM: Officers were in the area on another complaint when they heard the music from the bar from a block away. The bar had its doors propped open. They were asked to shut them, and the bartender complied.

(3) Event #170072118, 06/24/17 at 1:07 AM: An anonymous (refused) caller reported that there was a male at the tavern that was on probation and not to be drinking. Officers responded and checked the tavern (and another nearby tavern) and were unable to locate the male.

(4) Event #170072490, 06/25/17 at 12:45 AM: An anonymous (refused) caller reported that there was a large group yelling in front of the bar. Officers responded and located only a single male outside talking on his cell phone. The male said he had not seen anything. Officers also spoke with security, who said it had been calm.

(5) Case #17-7292, 06/30/17 at 11:28 PM: A bar employee called to report that there was a woman on the premise that was refusing to leave. Officers responded and made contact with the woman. The woman admitted to having been told several times not to be on the property, and was loud, profane and bothering customers. She was cited for trespassing and left the property.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



Treu’s Tic Toc Club, 1201 W. Thomas Street (1) Event #170065840, 06/09/17 at 3:44 PM: Lincoln County requested Officers to

respond to the tavern to check on the welfare of a possible suicidal subject that was believed to be there. The male was not located at the bar, and was later found by Lincoln County.

M & R Station, 818 S. 3rd Avenue

(1) Event #170068052, 06/14/17 at 6:45 PM: A patron called to report that he was being harassed by another person not at the bar. The male was given some advice. No other Law Enforcement action was taken and the call did not involve the bar.

(2) Event #170075666, 07/02/17 at 1:43 AM: An anonymous caller (refused) reported that there was arguing and fighting at the bar. Officers were unable to locate any disturbance.

Player’s, 4411 Stewart Avenue

(1) Event #170066516, 06/11/17 at 2:10 AM: An anonymous (refused) caller reported some sort of fighting and revving of engines coming from the parking lot. It was only something the caller could hear, not see. Officers responded and found no problems. They checked with the bartender, who also reported having no problems.

(2) Event #170066527, 06/11/17 at 2:54 AM: An anonymous (refused) caller reported that there was loud talking outside the bar. Officers responded and located some individuals outside. They were simply talking. They were advised of the complaint and left agreeably.

Whiskey River Bar & Grill, 5512 Stewart Avenue

(1) Case #17-674, 06/14/17 at 7:26 PM: ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECK; Volunteer’s ID was checked and bartender still served the underage person an alcoholic beverage. The bartender was cited. Twenty-five (25) Demerit Points are assessed to the bar.

AfterShock Bar & Grill, 1418 Lenard Street

(1) Event #170068099, 06/14/17 at 8:16 PM: ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECK; An underage volunteer attempted to purchase an alcoholic beverage, but his ID was checked and the sale was denied.

Cruisin 1724, 1724 Merrill Avenue

(1) Case #17- 6742, 06/14/17 at 7:44 PM: ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECK; An underage volunteer went into the tavern to attempt to purchase an alcoholic beverage. The bartender sold the beverage to the underage person without asking for ID. The bartender was cited and twenty-five (25) Demerit Points were assessed to the tavern.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



Mountain Lanes/Jump On It, 1401 Elm Street **Note: Officers have been conducting extra patrols at the business. The following dates were logged as extra patrols, with no problematic activity noted: 06/11/17 at 12:00AM and 1:41 AM; 06/17/17 at 2:21 AM; 07/02/17 at 2:16 AM; 07/03/17 at 10:05 PM (Bar check);

(1) Case #17-6841, 06/18/17 at 2:21 AM: Officers responded to the location for an extra patrol. On arrival, they noticed the lot was very full of cars and a large crowd. Officer noted that in approximately three minutes of sitting in the parking lot, they observed two different males urinating along the north side of the building. A female was lying on her back in a puddle due to what appeared to be intoxication as her friends were trying to carry her. One male was stopped after being observed to be drinking a bud light beer. That male was cited for open intoxicants, however it was not noted that the beer had come from the establishment. The Officer noted that there were four bouncers on the premises, but they were all pushing people out of the bar, not watching the parking lot. The owners were contacted by Officers at the scene, and they also spoke with the bouncers about what to do and to also monitor the parking lot.

(2) Event #170071479, 06/22/17 at 4:58 PM: An off-duty Detective was contacted by the Department of Revenue, who was requesting an officer to respond to the tavern, as they had found violations during an inspection of the premises. It was determined that the staff was using generic brand liquor to refill top-shelf bottles. There was unlabeled liquor, and several bottles filled with bugs and mold. A couple days after this incident, the property owner, C. Nowicki, contacted me to see what I knew about what had happened. I advised her of the information the Officer had entered in the CAD call. She said she was planning on serving the business with a five-day notice on July 1, 2017. Her position was to evict them, unless they pay her money she is owed, and even if they do, she would substantially re-work their lease as she is not happy with how they have been running their business. She mentioned that she has not been able to monitor them as closely as she would have liked due to having been dealing with a serious medical condition.

(3) Event #170075422, 07/01/17 at 3:00 PM: An unidentified complainant (refused) reported a general complaint of engines revving and people yelling between the hours of 2:15 AM and 3:00 AM, making it hard for the neighbors to sleep.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



ALCOHOL BEVERAGE DEMERIT POINTS ASSESSED Cruisin 1724, Domino Bar, Intermission Bar, and Whiskey River were all assessed

twenty-five (25) Demerit Points as a result of failing Alcohol Compliance Checks. Whiskey River is at seventy-five (75) Demerit Points, and Domino Bar is at fifty (50) Demerit Points.

The Store #62 (Stewart Avenue) was the only Gas Station/Convenience Store to fail the Alcohol Compliance Check. They were assessed twenty-five (25) Demerit Points.

Limmericks and Campus Pub both had Demerit Points drop off due to time limits, to a total of zero (0).

See attached report. Respectfully submitted, Lt. Michael Felder

Kendall Emmerich/Bartender 6/14/2017 5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person 25 17‐6746

Server Under the Influence 25 17‐2353

5.64.010/125.07(1)

Total 2

Den Mar Stephanie Thao/Bartender 2/16/2017 17‐1922

5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Peson

5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person

Latricia Hartwig/Bartender

Eagle's Club

Days' Bowl‐a‐Dome

Casey Kolste/Bartender 2/16/2017Buffalo Wild Wings

50No Licensed Bartender on Premises

Total

Sell to Underage Person

Christine's Bar

ALCOHOL BEVERAGE DEMERIT POINTS ASSESSED TO TAVERNS/STORESType of Violation Point Value* Case #Establishment Defendant/Relationship Date of Violation Ord. Section/Statute Number

Tavern Open After Hours

Total

Choua Lor/Bartender

Crossroad's County Market

Cop Shoppe Pub 9/10/2016

Jillian Graham/Bartender 9/10/2016

Bunker's

Cabaret Leah White/Bartender

Campus Pub

Austyn Savaske/Bartender 3/1/2017

6/14/2017

101 Pub

Cheers Bar

Cruisin 1724

5.64.010/125.07(1)

Jillian Graham/Bartender

Arianne Pineda/Bartender 9/29/2016

Glass Hat

Domino Bar

5.64.01/125.68(2)

5.64.140/125.32(3)(a)

5.64.140/125.32.(3)(a)

5.64.304(a)

Total

Total

Total 2

16‐8746

16‐8746

25

50Fail to Summon Police

Sell to Underage Person 25

Total 5

17‐6742

16‐9462

Event #170042594

16‐7510

Total 5

25

Total

Total

Event #160110665

17‐1925

Total

25

Total 2

Total 7

7/24/2016

9/5/2016

Total

Total 12

Tavern Open After Hours 25

Fail to Summon Police (Injury & Weapon) 100

25

otal 25

After Shock Bar & Grill Katelin Sandrini/Bartender 4/15/2017

Applebee's Restaurant

Total

Total

Total

5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person 25 17‐1919

Total 2

Total 2

5.64.010/125.07(1)

Total

otal 25

Sell to Underage PersonJoshua Dirks/Bartender

R Store #34

Player's

Total

25

Total

Total 2

5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person 25

Total

Total

Jim's Corner Pub

Limmerick's Public House

12/8/2016Mountain Lanes FFC

M & R Station

Intermission Bar

North End Pub

Malarkey's Pub

Loppnow's Bar

10/26/2016Hiawatha Julie P. Her/Bartender

Jacob J. Leininger/Bartender

Lue F. Thao/Clerk

Rick Gordon/Owner

Milwaukee Burger Company

Lumpy's

16‐10496

25

Total

R Store #31 Tammy Blaschka/Clerk 2/16/2017

Pine Ridge Mobil

Red Eye Brewing Company

Pick N' Save #6405

5.64.010/125.07(1)

5/4/2017

6/14/2017

10/26/2016 5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person

Fail to notify police resulting in death

17‐6745

Total

Total

16‐12036Sell to Underage Person

Total

25

Total 2

17‐2171

Total

100

Total 1

N/A

16‐10499

Total 2

Krist Food Mart #89 Aaron Radtke/Clerk 2/16/2017 5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person 25 17‐1921

Kohlman and Lee's IGA

Roc's Place Susan M. Lecher/Bartender 10/26/2016 5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person 25 16‐10500

Total 2

The Store #62 Margaret Throm/Clerk 6/14/2017 5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person 25 17‐6736

Total

Total


Total

25 17‐1924

25 16‐12031


Total

25

Total 2

16‐10503

Total 2

Wausau BP

Walgreen's #13371

2/16/2017

12/8/2016 5.64.010/125.07(1) Sell to Underage Person

5.64.010/125.07(1)Mary G. Ewald/Clerk

Stephanie Malzahn/Clerk

Wausau Mine Company

Thrive Foodery

5.64.010/125.07(1)

75

Whiskey River Bar & Grill Eric Den Otter/Operator; Todd Wold/Owner 9/30/2016 5.64.010/125.68(2) No Licensed Bartender on Premises 50 16‐8513

Nina M Sondgrass/Operator 6/14/2017 5.64.010/125.07(1)(a)1 Sell to Underage Person 25 17‐6740

Trig's Wausau

10/26/2016

Total

Wausau Labor Temple

Tobacco Outlet Plus #501

Elizabeth Rasmussen/Bartender

Total 2

Treu's Tic Toc

otal 25

Documents

OFFICIAL NOTICE AND AGENDA...Jul 17, 2017 · 3. Hmong Eggrolls is renewing their Class B Beer/Class C Wine license after relocating from the Thomas Street premise to the former Paradox