Home Page: Meeting Minutes
|
Latest Meeting Minutes
TOWN OF FULTON
Town Board, Planning & Zoning, FSD#2, KSD#2
Town Meeting Minutes of August 10, 2010
1. Call to Order – Joint Meeting of TB & PZ by Chairman Sayre at 6:00 PM. Present were Sayre, Hull, Farrington, Guisleman, Brown, Clift, Rebman Walton, Veitch and Clerk Zimmerman. Absent was Lichtfuss.
2. Confirmation of Meeting Notice for Joint Meeting of TB & PZ – Zimmerman confirmed the notice was posted at CKSD, Carl’s Shell, Fulton Town Hall, and Town of Fulton’s website on 8/2/10, and published in the Edgerton Reporter on 8/4/10.
3. Approval by PZ and TB of Agenda for Joint Meeting – Motion (Farrington, Walton) to approve the agenda for PZ portion of the meeting. Carried. Motion (Brown, Guisleman) to approve the agenda for the TB portion of the meeting. Carried.
4. Approval by PZ, and TB of Joint Meeting Minutes for July 6, 2010. Motion (Clift, Farrington) to approve the PZ portion of the meeting minutes. Carried. Motion (Guisleman, Hull) to approve the minutes. Carried.
5. Public Participation –
a. Rosella Wileman, 10498 Watts Springs Rd. addressed the board and stated that several months ago she requested that a slow or caution sign be installed on Watts Springs Rd. She advised actually a Stop Sign has been placed on N Riverview Dr. road instead. She advised the sign has been hit several times, and is now leaning badly. She stated she would rather have a caution or slow sign placed on Watts Springs Rd. She is requesting that the stop sign be removed. Sayre advised he remembers there was quite the discussion about this at that time. Farrington advised he thought we went along with the recommendation from Rock County and also from the Chief of Fulton PD. Chief Larson advised he believes she is right, that a caution sign would be more appropriate because they don’t see that stop sign when they turn in, so when they turn around to exit out of there, the stop sign is there. Chief Larson stated he feels that is a reasonable request. Sayre advised we will put this on next month’s agenda for review.
6. Annual Review of Conditional Use Permits – Zimmerman advised letters were mailed out to all CUP holders, and many of them have called back indicating they still need their CUP. She advised that there is a couple that she hasn’t heard back from, but in the past what we’ve done if we haven’t heard back from them, we assume that they need to renew it and nothing has changed. She advised she has only received one complaint about the CUP for the Michael Long residence at 7812 Longview Ct. which was dogs barking continuously, and stated other than that, she hasn’t received any other complaints. Mrs. Sharon Long addressed the board along with some of her neighbors and advised that this is a personal issue between the Dewar’s and her husband. Neighbors adjacent to the Long property, Michelle Davis, 7815 Longview, and another neighbor Georgia Frazer 5659 W Stone Farm Rd., both said the Longs do a remarkable job at keeping the dogs quiet. Sayre asked how many other neighbors besides the three that are here at the meeting she has. Sharon Long advised they have one other neighbor, and there is also another neighbor who is Mr. Dewar’s sister and brother-in-law. Brown advised he feels it is a very vague complaint, and there weren’t any specifics. Earl Collins stated he lives about ½ mile away and he can hear them all the time. Sayre asked Mr. Collins how he could tell whose dogs they are if they live that far away. Brief discussion. Sayre advised he doesn’t feel there is enough evidence to take away their CUP. Motion (Farrington, Clift) to approve the renewal of all CUP permits. Carried.
7. Public Hearing for Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application from William & Mary Eckert 2004 W Manogue Rd., Edgerton (Parcel 6-6-367D) to have a home based business of a winery to produce wine for sale-
Motion (Farrington, Walton) to open public hearing. Carried. William and Mary Eckert addressed the board. They advised they have made wine for quite some time, and they decided to go into business. He advised they are looking at a specific venue, which is the church venue, rather than a gift shop type of winery. They stated the production will be in their home, and the distribution would be out to the churches. William advised there are a lot of steps they have to complete before all of this is finalized. He advised this is one of the beginning steps. Clift confirmed that they are A1 zoned, William advised yes. Zimmerman advised letters were mailed out to property owners within 1000 feet and she advised she has received no feedback. Clift asked if they grow or purchase their grapes. William advised they have to purchase them, that they don’t have enough land to grow them. Citizen Ollie Natter asked what the Health Dept. has said about production of wine in their home. Mary Eckert advised if he was asking about the State, or Federal Departments. Ollie clarified the County of Rock. Mary Eckert advised they don’t handle that that it goes to the State of WI, Dept. of Agriculture, and they inspect the production. William Eckert advised they will be looking into that in the next steps, but they first need the CUP approved. Motion (Farrington, Walton) to close public hearing. Carried.
a. Discussion/Action by Planning & Zoning Committee of the CUP application. – Motion (Rebman, Clift) to approve the CUP permit for the winery. Carried unanimously.
8. Public Hearing for Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application from Kent Boyles, 11714 N Eastman Rd., Edgerton (Parcel 6-6-4A) to have a dog kennel to provide an extension of features offered by Kenlyn Kennels.
Motion (Farrington, Walton) to open public hearing. Carried.
Kent Boyles addressed the board and advised he would like to use the property for breeding and training of dogs, possibly law enforcement dogs and service dogs, and some agility work with dogs and training classes. Clift verified this property is located just north of his current kennel at the edge of the Town of Fulton. Boyles advised yes, that was correct. Walton advised he doesn’t see any problem with it. Walton asked what his intentions were with the sign. Boyles advised he wants to put a semitrailer box out there and put a sign on it so he could advertise the kennel where he is at now, so that he can get more exposure and advertise that kennel off of the interstate. He said he would use the semitrailer box as dual purpose. Walton advised he could do the semi trailer because it is allowed as a CUP, however he is uncertain what the sign restrictions are along the interstate. Zimmerman advised that when she sent out the notices for the CUP, she omitted the semitrailer box in the letters and the notice that was published. She advised he had combined the two requests on one CUP application. Sayre advised we could act on the request for the CUP for the kennel, but as for the CUP for the semitrailer box, we would have to have another public hearing next month because it wasn’t properly noticed. Kent Boyles said he was ok with that. Motion (Farrington, Clift) to close public hearing. Carried.
a. Discussion/Action by Planning & Zoning Committee of the CUP application – Motion (Farrington, Walton) to approve CUP for the kennel. Carried unanimously. Sayre advised the semitrailer box will be on next month’s agenda.
9. Discussion reference splitting off buildings from a parcel for Young Dairy Farms, STH 59, parcel 6-6-52. Zimmerman advised that she was contacted by Ron Combs who asked that this item be removed from tonight’s agenda, and placed on a future agenda. She stated Ron Combs will contact the Town again in the near future to request it be placed on an agenda.
10. Discussion/Possible action reference clarification of ordinance 425-12B “principle structure” for Tim Graffin who is interested in purchasing a parcel on Cox Rd. (Parcel 6-6-369.01) . Tim Graffin addressed the board advising he has made an offer to purchase on that property. He advised they want to put up a 60x120 shed/arena for horses. He advised they would put up a principal structure as a home on that property. He advised they currently live in a condo in Ft. Atkinson next to his mother and grandmother who are both in wheelchairs. He advised they need to be close to them to help take care of them. He advised the property currently has a 40x60 structure on the property, and he would like to put up an indoor riding rink up for 3-4 horses. He advised they would also like to put a well and septic on this property. He advised this would be for their horses, they wouldn’t board houses. Clift asked if they need to put a driveway in there. Graffin advised there is not currently a driveway on the property, and the driveway permit did expire. He advised he realizes he would have to apply for another permit and pay the fee, but asked if there would be any problem with a driveway going into that property. Sayre advised he is entitled to have a driveway if it meets the criteria. Rebman advised this is similar to the issue we had on Dalby Road a few months ago. Rebman asked if they spoke to the County Health Dept. about the septic and well. Graffin stated he hasn’t yet but has spoke to a master plumber who advised he would most likely have to put in a system big enough for a future house. Graffin asked what his setbacks and building height were. Sayre advised him he would have to check with the building inspector for all of that. Brief discussion. Motion (Walton, Veitch) that the building they are proposing to put up be considered the principal structure on their property. Carried unanimously.
11. Reports
A. Police - Chief Larson gave a brief report of incidents that happened in the Town last month. He advised that Clerk Zimmerman and he applied for a grant from the Dept. of Justice for a new radio in the squad, and the grant was approved. Larson also advised he is looking into upgrading the lights on the squad car for safety issues.
B. Water Utility – nothing to report.
C. Building Inspector – Sayre advised a copy of the report is in their packets.
D. Lake District – Brown advised it has been 19 months since they have filed an appeal. Finally a decision came down that they are sending it to the Supreme Court directly.
E. Boat Patrol – Farrington advised they have a new ticket printer on the boat so that they can print out tickets out on the scene. Farrington advised there is still the slow no wake on.
F. Fire District – Sayre stated that Jerry Fox was awarded the job to put in a new parking lot and expand the current one. He stated they also purchased a 2005 Chevrolet Suburban type vehicle. He stated it will be used for transporting the boat, and the grass fire apparatus with it.
G. CKSD – no report. Sayre advised there is a meeting Joint meeting for all towns on Monday, Aug. 16th, at 6:00 pm here at the town hall.
H. Fulton Sanitary District #2
a. Approval of bills and financial documents – Motion (Brown, Hull) to approve payment of the bills and financial documents. Carried.
12. Update on Working Lands Initiative and Agricultural Zoning workshop – Walton advised the PZ committee is at a point where the Town Board needs to decide if we should recertify in the farm preservation program or not. Walton advised we should consider having a public informational meeting for all A1 property owners. Walton advised there are pros and cons to doing this and that is what would be explained and discussed to the property owners at these meetings. He advised they would like to get public input. Walton advised the PZ committee is meeting Aug. 24th, and the letter to the property owners would be drafted at that meeting. Zimmerman stated she already has a list of all A1 property owners in the Town, and advised if they draft the letter on the 24th, that she could get the mailing out most likely by Aug. 30th, giving the property owners approximately 2 weeks’ notice for the meeting. A meeting was scheduled for Sept. 16th at 1:00 pm , and Sept. 20th at 6:00 pm.
13. Adjourn P&Z - Motion (Walton, Rebman) to adjourn at 7:10 pm. Carried.
Town Board
14. Discussion re: Breaking In the Weather event at Anchor Inn, and patrol officer hours billed to John Kinnett/Anchor Inn. – Chief Larson advised the police are out patrolling the special event. He advised he had recently made contact with John Kinnett to discuss how the Anchor Inn is billed, and Chief Larson advised that he and John Kinnett have worked it out and there isn’t an issue any more.
15. Discussion/Possible Action about the public walkway on Bigalow Ln. between the property of 10094 N Bigalow Ln., and 10098 N. Bigalow Ln. – Sayre advised we have received a few complaints from Carol Zirngible faxed to us and advised he will address those.
• Carol requested to open all walkways, easements, and parks in Edgewood Shores subdivision – Sayre advised they are open. He stated our ordinance states the town is not under any obligation to improve or otherwise maintain any such public walkways.
• Carol wrote she feels the walkway is to get to and from the river, and to get on or off a boat. Sayre advised a copy of our ordinance 344-10 is available at the back of the meeting room by the agendas for anyone to pick up and review. He advised the ordinance states what is allowed on the walkways.
• Carol requested for vacating the walkway next to her property. Sayre advised her the petitioners must petition circuit court under Statute 236.43(1) on the basis that they are able to meet the criteria of subparts (a) through (c). He advised they would need to have the Town Board vote to have the Town join in the application for vacation of the public walkway. Sayre asked if the Town Board would like to join in on an application to vacate it. He stated if the board is in favor of vacating it, then we would have to have a formal resolution drawn up and approved by the Town Board. Sayre asked if we want to vacate that walkway. Hull stated he has spoke to several people other than the two people involved, who have contacted him. He stated other citizens were concerned with this feud going on, interfering with them. He said there are lots of people who would like to use the walkway and they haven’t because of this ongoing feud. Hull stated he would like to see this cleared up and stated he is not in favor of vacating the walkway. He stated he feels the others who own lots along the river have their rights on this too. Motion (Hull, Brown) that the we are not in favor of vacating the walkway. Motion carried unanimously.
• Carol requested that the park next to lot #38 on Bigalow Ln. be cleared. Sayre stated again the town does not maintain walkways.
• Sayre advised another there is another issue with this walkway which is removal of encroachment in the walkway. Sayre advised there is a plat that is about 70 years old, and there are many of these public walkways. A citizen asked what the width of it was. Sayre answered 12’. Sayre advised the Town Board has tried to resolve this issue with compromise to all parties involved; however it hasn’t worked. Sayre made a Motion to have Carol Zirngible remove her structure which is located on the Town of Fulton public walkway within 45 days of today’s date. Brown confirmed that it was for the structure, and asked what would be removed. Sayre answered everything that is on the public walkway gets removed. Sayre stated this has been going on and on. Sayre stated we have tried everything within reason to settle this thing in that community and Sayre stated he learned a long time ago when you have a major problem, one way to get rid of a major problem is to get rid of the problem, and that particular piece of architecture that is on our property has definitely caused the Town of Fulton a lot of problems. Sayre stated his motion is that she has 45 days to remove that. He stated by State Statute, we can go in and hire someone to remove it, and send her the bill, and if she doesn’t pay it, we put it on her taxes. Sayre advised he received the state statute information from our attorney. Sayre advised at this time there is a motion that has been made. Brown stated before he seconds it, he would like to clarify that he wants everything removed that is up to the lot line. Brown asked if the lilacs that are hanging over are part of this. Sayre stated his motion was for the structure. He said the bushes can be dealt with later. Sayre stated that there is also an 8’ setback from the lot line. Sayre said this was put in there without a building permit. He advised no one would get a permit to put something on public property. Sayre explained the reason he said 45 days is because that would give us time to get someone lined up to do it at the October meeting, if it hasn’t been completed by her, and we can get it done before the snow flies. Brown asked again if the lilacs were included. Sayre said no. Farrington said they are bushes, not a structure. Sayre stated this was built after we sent her a letter that told her not to build it. Carol Zirngible stated that wasn’t true. Sayre stated there isn’t a building permit for it. Carol stated she was told by Harold they didn’t need a permit. Sayre stated that the building inspector that she is referring to is deceased. Sayre advised that particular building inspector stopped a million dollar building in Newville to make sure they had their tanks in the right spot. Sayre stated that same building inspector stopped an expensive night club from being built because there was an issue over the setbacks. He said that building never got built, and the foundation still sits there. Sayre advised that same building inspector made a property owner move his garage because the setback was not proper. Sayre advised that this doesn’t hold true that a building inspector who is that touchy about setbacks, would give anyone permission to build a permanent thing on public property. Carol stated it wasn’t built, it was improved. Guisleman stated that originally it was there and was cement block, and that was removed and a new one was put in. Sayre advised the letter mailed to her told her not to change anything, and that was in 2008. Carol stated she received the letter after it was redone. Sayre asked if there was a second to his motion. Hull stated he would second it. Farrington asked if it was redone after the letter from 2008. Sayre stated yes. Farrington asked if the building inspector has any building permit on file in this office. Zimmerman said she checked and couldn’t find one. Guisleman asked what year it was rebuilt. Carol stated it was rebuilt in May 2008. She stated they had siding done, a roof done, the cement done, and a sidewalk put in. Carol said the letter was sent in July. Sayre asked Carol who took out the building permit. Carol said Harold came down and he said because they are not changing anything or moving anything, he said it is just an improvement, and he said go for it. Carol said there has never been an issue down there, and no one complained about it, and that they never had any single person say move it. Sayre asked if there was any further discussion about removal of this piece of architecture off of the Fulton property. Motion carried 4-1, Guisleman opposed.
Carol asked what all Sayre is talking about removing, and asked if it was the light post. Sayre said if it is an architectural thing it needs to be moved. Zimmerman stated Carol needs clarification of what needs to be moved. Sayre asked if Carol needs clarification of what the structure is. Carol stated yes. Sayre advised the Board members will come out and measure where 8’ is. Carol asked if that meant everything. Sayre advised there is a setback law in the Town of Fulton of 8’ on the side yard property line. He stated she needs to establish where 8’ is. Sayre advised there can’t be anything in that 8’ and there cannot be anything on the Town of Fulton property. Carol stated both of their garages are within 8’ of that. Guisleman said that is an existing structure. Zimmerman stated we need to look at our non-conforming structure ordinance, which may apply. She stated if it is a non-conforming structure it may have different setbacks. Mike Rebman stated as far as the structure goes that structure may have been there prior to the ordinance being adopted. Zimmerman asked when it was built. Carol stated it was built 8 years prior to when they got it in 1997, so approximately 1985. Sayre asked if it was totally redone in 2008. Carol stated they just improved it, that the cement blocks couldn’t be walked on, and were caved in. Zimmerman read ordinance 425-83 – Existing nonconforming structures out loud.
Sayre also advised we received additional requests reference this walkway from Laura Heyerdahl & Julie Schafer. He stated he will address their issues.
• Request to vacate public walkway between their house and Carol Zirngibles. Sayre advised this was answered tonight, we are not going to vacate it.
• Request not to allow fishing, or picnicking on walkways. Sayre advised it is a public walkway, public property. Sayre advised as long as people are not breaking the law and conducting themselves properly they can carry on acceptable activity there. Sayre advised people need to use it properly. Sayre advised people can be down there legally fishing. Sayre advised he hopes that more intelligent heads would prevail after a while. Sayre advised the town board is not the place to come to settle neighborhood disputes. Zimmerman advised there are copies of the Public Walkway ordinance out on the back table for everyone to have and review the rules and hours. A citizen asked if the hours were posted at the walkways. Zimmerman stated there is not anything posted at the walkways.
• Request to reduce hours of utilization to daylight hours. Sayre advised the ordinance states current hours are 7 am – 10 pm Sunday thru Saturday. Sayre advised for informational purposes, Rock County Parks are open from 5:00 am – 10:00 pm Sunday thru Saturday. Sayre advised those public walkway hours are open two hours less than the Rock County Parks.
• Request to clear designated park area at the end of Bigalow Ln. Sayre advised we do not maintain public walkways. Sayre advised the one at the end of Bigalow Ln. was originally platted as a park 70 years ago, but stated it was called a park because of the physical size of it.
• They fear for personal safety and security. Sayre advised that is a police issue, and their letter will remain on file, should the police department or courts need it. Sayre advised there is no reason why people should be in fear of someone using this walkway if they are using it properly. Sayre advised he understands there is a neighborhood problem there and they need to work on this. Sayre advised the town will pursue any actions on there which are not legal. Sayre advised we are not in the business of having people be destructive. Sayre stated he understands there is a neighborhood problem there, and advised that they need to put this to rest. He advised the residents have to live there the rest of their lives, and to pursue this at the rate that it is, is ridiculous. Sayre Farrington asked if someone broke the law, could we have a restraining order placed on the offender. Chief Larson advised it would be difficult to get a restraining order on a person who broke the law unless it was a serious crime such as battery.
16. Discussion re: Ordinance #425-31N(1) Number of Dogs Allowed - Sayre advised this was gone over at length when the ordinance was amended. Sayre stated he is not interested in re-addressing this. Guisleman stated he remembers discussing it at length, and asked when it was amended. Zimmerman advised it was amended in 8/11/09. Sayre stated as far as he knows we haven’t had any complaints, except for one about the 4 dogs. Motion (Guisleman, Brown) to not review this ordinance, 425-31N(1) at this time. Carried.
17. Discussion/Possible Action for 2nd driveway located at 10987 E Gladys Dr. – Guisleman advised that since this was put on the agenda, he has been in contact with the land owner. He advised apparently he had put some soil, and planted grass across that. He advised the heavy rains washed it off. He advised his intention is to do that again, but with more soil. Guisleman stated he has been fine to work with, and suggested that this item be tabled until next month, so that it can be covered up again and reseeded. Motion (Farrington, Hull) to table until next month. Carried. Guisleman also stated the trailer he used the driveway for is out of there.
18. Discussion/Possible Action re: Request from Mike Philbin for a driveway on N. West Badger Heights Rd. off of a platted road that has never been put in. Sayre asked if any board member had a chance to go and look at it. Sayre advised Philbin owns 5 lots. He indicated that off of N West Badger Heights road is very steep. Guisleman advised Philbin would like to come around onto an area that is platted as a road, however the road was never put in. Sayre asked if a road was put in for the town to take over, then we could have a little mini subdivision there, and there would have to be a road there. Mr. Philbin advised that he was told he can only put one house on the lots. He stated he was advised of that when he closed on the property. Mr. Philbin asked if the road is a non existing road, is there any documentation to show that it has been classified as a non existing road. Mike Rebman suggested that we could check with the county to see if that road was ever vacated. He stated if it is not, that is a possibility that the town look at vacating it if he is the owner property owner around that road. Guisleman stated he is not the only property owner that it actually goes through the Last’s property. Guisleman suggested we check with our attorney to see if it is legal. Zimmerman advised those roads are not listed on our master listing for roads the town owns, and we don’t get funding for it. Sayre advised we do not maintain it. Sayre advised we need to research more on this with Rock Co. Real Property and our attorney. Philbin advised he already has a permit to come in off of N. West Badger Heights Road, and he could use that. Motion (Farrington, Guisleman) to table till next month. Carried.
NOTE: The tape recorder quit working at this time. No further taping of this meeting was done.
19. Discussion/Possible Action re: Truck/Bus traffic on Goede Rd. by McDonalds parking lot and unsafe entrance of parking lot for large vehicles. Sayre advised in 2007 we spoke to McDonalds about this unsafe situation because of the semi trucks crossing over into the oncoming lane. He said in 2008 we spoke to them again to see if this situation could be corrected. He advised there has been a change in ownership, but to date nothing has been done to correct this issue. Sayre advised he proposes that we contact McDonalds to see if this can be taken care of. He advised he would like to write them a letter and pursue getting this taken care of in the very near future. Chief Larson advised he agrees with the chairman, and stated they should be able to give us a date of when the entrance way to the parking lot can be corrected. Sayre advised when they were out there with representatives from McDonalds over a year ago that they didn’t disagree that this was a problem. Larson suggested that in the letter we send we should request a date of when this could be corrected. Motion (Farrington, Brown) that the Town draft and send a letter to McDonalds requesting the alterations for the parking lot with a deadline. Carried.
20. Operator’s Licenses – Janis Bruder, Hillary Phalin, Amanda Saunders, Troy Barrett, Hannah Longhway. Zimmerman advised that Kacey Reilly needs to be added to the list for approval. She stated that all applicants have the proper paperwork filed, passed their background checks, and paid the fees. Motion (Hull, Farrington) for approval of the listed applications with the addition of Kacey Reilly for their operators licenses. Carried.
21. Pay Bills/Sign Checks – the checks were handed out to be signed.
22. Approval of Voucher List and Financial Statement Motion (Brown, Guisleman) to approve the voucher list and financial statements. Carried.
23. Discussion/Possible Action re: CDBG grant projects – Sayre stated he will meet with General Engineering for the Newville drainage project on Friday, Aug. 13th. He stated that General Engineering has completed and filed the prevailing wage rate determination form. Zimmerman advised she is working with Dave Somppi to get the reimbursement funding for Applewood project.
24. Update on Town of Fulton roads, TRIP funding, and flooding issues – Sayre advised we received TRIP $ for Kidder Rd. from Hwy. M to Hwy. 51, and also for Cox Rd. from Hwy. 51 to Kidder Rd. Sayre advised we have up to 5 years to use that money for those projects. Sayre advised in reference to the flooding – we had sandbags ready, but only have given out a couple hundred. Sayre advised the developer wants to rename Michigan Ave., to Jason Ln. He advised the shouldering has been done, but there are still a few things that need to be completed. Sayre advised for Town roads, ¾ of the grater patching is done, seal coating is done, crack sealing is done. He stated the tree trimmers are out looking for trees hanging out in the road, he referred to them as, “lane changers”. Hull advised they did a good job with Cox Rd. Hank Stockman asked if on Rock River Dr. along the railroad easement, if the town would be responsible to trim. Sayre advised we don’t have a problem trimming it if it needs to be, and stated he would mention it to our contracted tree trimming company.
Sayre explained one way to maintain roads is to grater patch, and then double seal coat the roads. He advised this is much cheaper than putting down a 2” lift. Sayre said if you see more of the grater patch happening there is a reason for it.
Sayre also advised that he has been approached by another town about checking into having a private company do our roadwork if a couple of towns go together and this company can do those towns road work. He stated he is open to looking at this option, however indicated that we are satisfied with the work Rock County does, and that we currently have a road maintenance contract with them.
25. Correspondence – Hull advised 24 students graduated from the recent Hunters Safety class. Sayre advised DOT sent an email advising the detour that will go thru the Town of Fulton for the work being completed in Albion Township should be around April 11th. Sayre mentioned there is an Ag. Zoning workshop scheduled for Aug. 24th @ 6:00 pm.
26. Adjournment - Motion (Farrington, Guilseman)to adjourn at 8:43 pm. Carried.
NOTE: These minutes are not official until approved by Town Board and Planning & Zoning Committee.
Submitted by,
Connie Zimmerman, WCMC – Clerk/Treasurer
Archive:
August 10, 2010 Joint Town Board, FSD#2, KSD#2, and Planning & Zoning Committee Minutes
July 19, 2010 Water Utility Meeting Minutes
July 6, 2010 Joint Town Board, FSD#2, KSD#2, and Planning & Zoning Committee Minutes
June 21, 2010 Water Utility Meeting Minutes
June 17, 2010 Special Town Board Meeting
June 8, 2010 Joint Town Board, FSD#2, KSD#2, and Planning & Zoning Committee Minutes
June 1, 2010 Special Town Board Meeting
May 17, 2010 Water Utility Meeting Minutes
May 11, 2010 Board of Review (adjourn to later date)
May 11, 2010 Joint Town Board, FSD#2, KSD#2, and Planning & Zoning Committee Minutes