The Wauwatosa Police Department is hoping to work with neighborhood associations more closely to help keep Tosa a safe place to live, work and play.  Block Watch Captains are assigned to each block in Pabst Park, but not all Block Captains are members of the PPNA.  We would love to foster more communication with the PPNA, WPD and Block Watch Captains by having a Safety Coordinator to help get everyone on the same page.  The NAC is hosting a Summer Meeting at the TOSA Pool on July 23, 2015 at 6:30pm.  The focus is on public safety and the WFD and WPD will be presenting information at this meeting.  While anyone is welcome to attend, I would really love to have a volunteer interested in being our PPNA Safety Coordinator attend with me.  If you have any questions or an interest in filling the Safety Coordinator role, please contact Tammy Crouch at pabstpark@gmail.com.

Pabst Park is hosting a neighborhood wide rummage on

Saturday, June 20th, from 8am-3pm.

Here are the participants from 60th to 68th Street between North Ave and Lloyd St.

Paper copies of the list will be available from participants. 

Happy Shopping!

Wauwatosa Avenue Closure

Starting on Thursday, May 21st at 7PM, Wauwatosa Avenue will be closed to northbound traffic from Harmonee Avenue to Hillcrest Drive. The closure will be in place through Sunday, May 24th. Southbound Wauwatosa Ave will remain open to traffic.

The contractor on the Milwaukee Avenue Utilities Project will be connecting storm sewer and sanitary sewer at the intersection of Milwaukee Avenue and Wauwatosa Avenue.

Click Here for more information from the city website.

Congratulations to Joshua Jeffers of  J. Jeffers & Co.  on being awarded the 2015 Preservation of Properties Award by the Wauwatosa Historic Preservation Commission at the May 5th Common Council meeting.  J. Jeffers & Co. renovated the buildings from 6505-6519 West North Avenue to create a fresh new multi-use space including Rosencutter Fitness, Cattywampus and Hue Restaurant.  The PPNA nominated Mr. Jeffers for his rehabilitation efforts this past February.   We are very pleased with the Historic Preservation Commission’s choice and are grateful to Mr. Jeffers for his contribution to our neighborhood.

****NEW****

In addition to Tuesday’s evening’s public workshop, two “walking audits”, open to the public, will be conducted on Wednesday, May 20. Participants will meet in front of Little Read Books and will be taken on a guided walking tour of the project area to assess existing conditions including, but not limited to: sidewalk width and condition, traffic volume, parking, street lighting, bicycle use, building appearance, use and access, pedestrian crossings, street trees and plantings, street furniture, and the park spaces and uses.
The walking audits are scheduled to take place:
Wednesday, May 20 – 9:15-10:45 am
Wednesday, May 20 – 5:45-7:15 pm

Questions may be addressed to Dave Jaeckels, 414-479-3528

From the City Website:

 

SAVE THE DATE!

You are INVITED to attend a Preliminary Design Workshop for the Wauwatosa Village Streetscape Project
Tuesday May 19, 2015 6:00 to 8:00
Lower Civic Room, City Hall
7725 W. North Avenue

This project provides a rare opportunity to provide input into the planning process for how Wauwatosa’s unique public spaces and gathering spots are designed.

Join neighborhood and civic leaders in this two hour workshop and articulate “Your vision for the public spaces in Tosa Village”. The planning process will include concept planning and design development for:

– A Village-wide streetscape plan with elements including street furniture, lighting,
landscaping, pavement treatments, signage and more;

– The Root Common and Pocket Park renovation;

– Intersection improvements that accommodate multi-modal transit use and improve safety for pedestrians and other users. (Intersections included are Harmonee/Harwood; State/Wauwatosa; Harwood/Wauwatosa; State/Harwood; Underwood/State; Wauwatosa/Harwood.)

The meeting will be an interactive workshop designed to introduce the project, hear community observations, identify opportunities, define objectives, and begin to develop a community sensitive design.