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The Gehl Family, founders ofGehl Foods in Germantown,announced their support of the com-munity’s Performing Arts Pavilion atan event on Wednesday, April 15that Gehl Foods. With their $100,000donation, the pavilion will be namedThe Gehl Foods Performing ArtsPavilion.

“As the lead donor for this proj-ect, our family is thrilled to have thisopportunity to give back to theGermantown community and thankthem for being such a great place to

do business for over a century,” saidKatherine Gehl, former CEO of Gehl

Foods. “The performing arts pavilionwill be a wonderful, long-lastingaddition to the Germantown commu-nity, serving as an ideal venue for avariety of community programs andevents.”

Joining the Gehl Family for theannouncement were local communi-ty and business leaders includingmembers of the GermantownKiwanis who are shepherding thisproject from start to finish. TheGermantown Kiwanis announcedplans for the pavilion last fall.

Lori Gehl, Katherine Gehl former CEO of Gehl Foods, JoJo Gehl, EricBeringause new CEO at Gehl Foods, John Gehl, and Dwayne Ketterer,president of the Germantown Kiwanis Club. Submitted photo

Gehl family contributes toPerforming Arts Pavilion

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B Y THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Germantown Village Boarddelayed action April 20 on a proposalthat would have required video inspec-tion of laterals on residential property.

The proposed ordinance would haverequired video inspection be done whenbuilding a new structure on the property,

prior to a sale of the property, when thevillage finds that sewer overflow from pri-vate property has reached private prop-erty or when the village discovers over-flow from private property is a threat topublic health.

The board approved a motion byTrustee Robert Warren to defer actionand send the proposal back to commit-tee.

“I’d like to postpone it until goes backto Public Works (Committee),” Warrensaid.

Trustee David Baum, who secondedthe motion, said the reason for sending itback to committee is because the VillageBoard does not direct and establish therules.

“We need one of the subcommittees

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Item sent back to committee

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to establish the ordinance and bring it to us.So you want them to re-establish it andbring it back to us in a different form,whether its repeal, wipe away half the stuff,make it voluntary, set a financial value to it,you want all that stuff that we heard abouttonight sent back to committee and have

them hear what was said and bring us theright ordinance,” Baum said.Warren said there were technical con-

cerns he had about the proposed ordi-nance and also said he wanted public out-reach to be addressed.

“I don’t like the mandatory aspect of it,I’d like to see it wiped away from the ordi-nance,” Baum said.

Trustee Terri Kaminski added that aneducational campaign about repairingfaulty sewer laterals is a separate issue.

Trustee Art Zabel favored a direct rejec-tion of the proposed ordinance.

“It’s time to kill it,” he said. Zabel said aversion of the proposed ordinance hasbeen around since 2005 and the villageshould examine resolutions in other commu-nities that deal with the issue, which shouldthen be reviewed by the committee.

Zabel was only trustee to vote againstsending the matter sent back to committee,preferring the ordinance be defeated.

“I want to get rid of it,” he said.Village President Dean Wolter said

there were two areas in the village thathave issues with the inflow and infiltration ofwater into the village’s sewer mains. Woltercited information from village staff whichindicated there are sewer lift stations that

have excessive water following raiTrustee Shane Daniels said he

with residents who objected to insbeing required prior to a sale of p

The board action followed othat were raised by residents durinizen comment portion of the meetin

Village resident Michael Lotwho would pay for sewer lateral in

on properties that were foreclosedasked if all the village sewer maundergone video inspections.

“If they haven’t been inspectedyou to stay out of the lateral on myty because you got bigger placesand check before you ask to have al (undergo video inspection),” Lot

Loth also said the video inspanother expense for individuals losell their home.

“Just because I’m selling mdoesn’t mean I have the money to the lateral going out into the streeneeds the funds from the sale of mto buy my next house,” Loth said.

Resident Larry Prodoehl objrequiring video inspection of laterto the sale of a home.

“We would be a very, very, vminority of communities that wouldthis,” Prodoehl said.

Prodoehl noted that the Brookfield has a voluntary inspecgram. Prodoehl, citing informatiMilwaukee Metropolitan Sewerag(MMSD) website, said the city of Fpaying for the video inspection of laa small area of that community.

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Immediate treatment of individualsexperiencing heroin overdoses are helpingthose people survive, Washington CountyDistrict Attorney Mark Bensen said during areport to the Washington County BoardApril 21.

“Every time I hear overdose, I used tothink that meant death. But there are manyoverdose cases that do not result in deathbecause of the quick actions of law enforce-ment as well as first responders, as well asthe presence of Narcan that’s out there,”Bensen said. “Reasonable minds can dis-agree, I suppose, of whether that’s a goodor bad thing to make the Narcan so preva-lent. But it is out there, it is saving lives.”

Bensen said “barely a week goes bythat were involved in some overdose casewhere someone survives, and then chargesare sought to get the individuals into treat-ment.”

Bensen said law enforcement treatsevery heroin overdose as a crime. During2014, the Washington County DistrictAttorney’s Office charged five people inconnection with the heroin deaths of fourpeople.

Bensen said there are currently twoactive investigations of heroin overdosedeaths where law enforcement agenciesare seeking to determine where the victimsobtained the heroin.

During questioning by the board,Bensen said there are attempts being madeto make the community aware of the seri-ousness of the heroin abuse issue, including“heroin summits” that have been held in sev-

eral communities.“We’re doing a reasonably decent job

on getting the awareness out there. I justthink there’s more things that need to fallinto place,” Bensen said. “As I understand itthis heroin addiction is so hard to kick thatonce you’re on it, it’s very, very difficult toget off until you’re restrained for a period oftime.”

In addition, Bensen said smaller presen-tations have been made to communitygroups throughout the county.

Bensen added that heroin cases arerelated to many theft cases. He said that“anecdotally, 80 to 90 percent of the retailtheft cases I see now, those individuals arerelated to drug use — they’re stealing tosupport their drug habit.”

He added that many other cases arerelated to drug use, including individualsstealing items from family members, identitytheft and robbery incidents.

Bensen’s comments were part of a pres-entation to the board on activities during2014. Bensen’s office is charged with pros-ecuting violations of county ordinances,state and county violations of the trafficcode and all criminal offenses in the coun-ty. His office has five attorneys who arepaid by the state of Wisconsin while nine

other employees are paid by WashingtonCounty.

Bensen mentioned several high profilecases that occurred during 2014, includingthe conviction of an individual who attempt-ed to kill his ex-girlfriend and an individualwho was convicted of first degree homicidein the death of a Hartford woman the pre-vious year. That individual has since beensentenced to life in prison.

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In summarizing the overall numbersfrom the 2014 report, Bensen said figuresthat showed the number of feloniesincreased from the previous year.

“The seriousness of the crimes hasincreased significantly,” Bensen said, citingthe increase in the numbers of felonies from485 in 2013 to 571 last year.

In addition, Bensen said the peoplebeing charged are having more charges

filed against them, as the total number ofcounts — including felonies, misdemeanorand criminal traffic — increased by 32 per-cent from 2013 to 2014.

Also, total number of juvenile referralsincreased from 546 in 2013 to 589 in2014. While the number of delinquency

petitions declined during that timfrom 211 to 203, there were incrthe number of children in need of pservices (55 to 78) and informal (151 to 184). The number of immpetitions declined from 38 in 20132014 while the number of decline cute cases dropped from 91 to 88

During his comments to theBensen mentioned a deferred pro

program for underage individuwere arrested for drinking alcohol a charge is dropped if they succomplete counseling. Bensen said 18 people referred to that option successfully completed counseling.

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• Friday Morning Bird Walk–Friday,May 8, 7:30 to 10 a.m. Join veteran birderPaul Boyer to see (and hear) a wide varietyof migrating spring birds. Walks take place

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• Riveredge BirdathonBandathon–Saturday, May 9, beginning at6 a.m. (all or part of the day) Join Riveredgefor this 27th annual birding and bandingevent at Riveredge Nature Center. To par tic-ipate, one will need a pair of binoculars andcomfortable walking shoes. Attendees canwatch birds on their own or email Carl

Schwartz at [email protected] to join ateam that will be birding the far reaches ofthe property. The goal of the Noel J. CutrightBird Club is to find at least 100 species aftertwo bad weather years have stunted thecount and the club's only fundraising event.Al Sherkow, Deb Hartmann and their band-ing team will simultaneously be trying tocatch and band as many species and indi-viduals as they can. Af ter 6:30 a.m., they willhave mist nets set up near the OutdoorClassroom southeast of the Visitor Center.Attendees can stop to watch them handleand record the birds. No registrationrequired, but donations are encouraged.Cost: Free. One can visitRiveredgenaturecenter.org to download thepledge form.

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• Mother's Day WildflowerWalk–Sunday, May 10, 1 to 2:30 p.m.Stroll trails with a special “mom” while enjoy-ing carpets of woodland flowers. BringMom and wear comfortable shoes. Registerin advance on our website. Cost: free formothers and All Access members; $5 forother non-members and Trail Pass members.

Riveredge Nature Center is lo4458 County Road Y in Saukville. information, call (262) 375-2715riveredgenaturecenter.org.

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Gathering on the Green is proud to pres-ent pop sensation Rick Springfield atGathering on the Green in Mequon onFriday, July 10. Set in scenic Mequon RotaryPark, the multiple day festival offers theopportunity to enjoy the best of the perform-ing arts while gazing under the summer stars.

Additionally, Gathering on the Greenhosts STEAM, which puts an “A” for the artsinto a STEM program for inner city and sub-urban youth. Professional engineers andProject Lead the Way teachers teach STEAMprograms. Gathering on the Green’s vision isto introduce new audiences, families andchildren to the performing arts.

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Germantown Senior Centerhealth programs

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• Elderly benefit specialist–Eldefit specialist Jennifer Fechter comSenior Center the second Tuesdfourth Thursday of each month from3 p.m. She answers questionmedicare and medical assistancements, all community-based servicing and tax information. To scheappointment, call the Senior Cemore information, call the WaCounty Dept. on Aging at 1-877-30or (262) 335-4497.

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“The generosity and commitment thatthe Gehl Family brings to this project is justwhat we need to spearhead this excitingproject for the community,” states DwayneKetterer, Germantown Kiwanis President.“We are excited to celebrate their supportof this great project and community devel-opment.”

The Gehl Family recently sold GehlFoods, and the new CEO, Eric Beringause,was also in attendance. On behalf of GehlFoods, Beringause announced an addition-al pledge of $25,000 towards the project.He echoes Gehl’s sentiments regarding thecompany’s continued support of the com-munity. “Along with our hundreds of dedi-cated, long-standing, employees, GehlFoods is excited to move forward with acontinued commitment to the Germantowncommunity.”

The new performing arts pavilion willbe located in Firemen’s Park. Preliminaryplans for the project were previously sub-mitted to the village and will be resubmittedlater this month. A groundbreaking isplanned for September.

Germantown Kiwanis has been servingthe community for more than 25 years. Itsvolunteers have raised funds to give back tothe community and to help supportGermantown youth with leadership pro-grams in the Germantown schools at theelementary level with K-Kids, middle schoollevel with Builder’s Club and high schoollevel with Key Club. These clubs all help

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the community. In addition, Kiwanis awardseducational scholarships; sponsors youthsports teams, works with the PTA to offereducation grants to help teachers developspecial educational programs in the class-room and other volunteer work to supportyouth and the community. To support theseactivities, Kiwanis organizes a number offund-raising events including theGermantown July 4th Festivities and abooth at Mai Fest.

Gehl Foods is a Germantown,Wisconsin-based maker of ready-to-serve,real dairy products. The company uses anadvanced aseptic process to eliminatemicroorganisms that cause dairy foods tospoil and at the same time locks in freshnessand taste. Its products – cheese sauces,puddings, yogurt, and dairy-based bever-

ages – are sold in restaurants and retailstores under Gehl brands and many globalbrands who trust Gehl Foods with their man-ufacturing operations.

Gehl Foods was founded in 1896 by J.P. Gehl, who began his business with anidea for improving the quality of local but-ter. J.P.’s grandson John led the companyfor almost 50 years and transitioned thecompany from a traditional local dairy withonly 14 employees into a nationwideleader in low-acid aseptic packaging. John’s son Andy worked at Gehl Foods for18 years across all areas of the companyand succeeded John as President in 2001.In 2011, Katherine, Andy’s sister and John’sdaughter, became President and CEO.

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The 25th annual Spring Splendor Galawill be held on Saturday, May 2, 2015, atDiscovery World in Milwaukee. Dr. Dennisand Mrs. Jacqueline Shepherd are co-host-ing the event to raise funds for theEmergency Department at Froedtert & theMedical College of Wisconsin CommunityMemorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls.This year’s gala once again proudly fea-tures Ryan Companies US, Inc. as the pre-senting sponsor and features the theme “AnEvening Under the Stars.”

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