- Supreme Court: Pat Roggensack
- DPI Superintendent: Don Pridemore
- Menomonee Falls Village Board Seat 4: Jeremy Walz
- Menomonee Falls Village Board Seat 5: Bonnie Lemmer
The Menomonee Falls Taxpayers Association has endorsed Jeremy Walz for Village Trustee. The election will be held April 2.
“Since I have purchased my home, I have been following the local issues here and I felt that the existing [village] board is not taking care of my hard earned dollars. I have worked very hard and have sacrificed to save for my home; I want to protect my investment.” Walz said.
In edition to Jeremy Walz, the group has also endorsed Pat Roggensack and Don Pridemore.
“We feel that these candidates reflect the conservative values of our organization and possess the skills necessary to do a great job for the taxpayers of Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County’, and the great State of Wisconsin.” said Steve Welcenbach, President of the group. “We strongly encourage everyone to give them their support.”
For more information please visit: MFTax.org or walz4falls.com
MFTP ENDORSES BONNIE LEMMER FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEE – SEAT 5
For more Information call Steve – (414) 491 – 3421
The Menomonee Falls Taxpayer Association (MFTP) has endorsed Bonnie Lemmer in the upcoming April 2nd election for Village Trustee – Seat 5 currently held by Jeff Steliga. Steliga is seeking reelection.
Besides Lemmer’s commitment to keep taxes low – “No more knocking on resident’s doors for more money,” she pledges to investigate the Radisson Hotel fiasco to determine why the village loaned $18 million of taxpayer funds to developers.
In an interview with MFTP President Steve Welcenbach, Lemmer also expressed grave concern about this week’s latest revelation of $217,000 being supplied by the village to cover payroll, tax liabilities and other ongoing expenses. Her opponent, Jeff Steliga, has been a member of the Village Board throughout the Radisson Hotel development, and voted to approve the controversial village financial package.
With regard to Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) districts, Lemmer agreed
conceptually with the MFTP position of opposing all TIF district creation and use as an alleged business development tool, even though the tax liabilities from TIF properties get shifted to existing non-TIF businesses and residents. But she also said she would look at TIF districts on a case by case basis.
“I don’t have a complete knowledge of TIF districts in every possible case so I can’t make that promise. What I can promise is to never vote for anything I do not fully understand.”
Fair enough.
Lemmer does favor the Bugline paving project in opposition to the MFTP position. However, she did suggest an intriguing compromise – pave the section north of Christman Drive and implement a more aggressive and effective maintenance plan for the rest of the trail to eliminate the three specific areas prone to hazardous conditions from run off and incorrect gravel choice.
Given Jeff Steliga’s involvement with the Hotel and the shape of Menomonee Falls financial situation during Steliga’s tenure on the board, Bonnie Lemmer is a the right choice on April 2nd.
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