LAND CONSERVATION AND ZONING COMMITTEE

AGENDA

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Date & Time of Meeting: Thursday, March 10, 2016 at 1:00 p.m.

Meeting Location: Room 5, 212 River Drive, Wausau 54403

Land Conservation and Zoning Committee Members: James Seefeldt - Chair; Vacant - Vice-chair; Jean Maszk, Sandi Cihlar, Jacob Langenhahn, Richard Duerr, Kelly King - FSA Member

Marathon County Mission Statement: Marathon County Government serves people by leading, coordinating, and providing county, regional, and statewide initiatives. It directly or in cooperation with other public and private partners provides services and creates opportunities that make Marathon County and the surrounding area a preferred place to live, work, visit, and do business.

Conservation, Planning and Zoning Department’s Mission Statement: To protect our community's land and environment because the economic strength and vitality of our community is dependent on the quality of our resources. Through leadership, accountability, community engagement and collaborative partnerships we promote thoughtful and deliberate use of resources and innovative solutions to ensure Marathon County has healthy people, a healthy economy and a healthy environment today and tomorrow.

1. Call meeting to order

2. Request for silencing of cell phones and other electronic devices.

3. 15 minute public comment

4. Approval of February 2 and February 16, 2016 LCZ Committee minutes

5. Review and possible action, possible recommendation to County Board for consideration

A. Town of Wausau – Two zone changes pursuant to §60.62(3) Wis. Stats.

6. Policy discussion, and possible action.

A. Citation Schedule of Deposits: revise and re-number

B. Amend Zoning/Shoreland/Floodplain fee schedule

C. Chapter 18 Land Division and Survey Regulations: Request for comprehensive revision

7. Educational presentations / outcome monitoring reports, and possible action

A. Fenwood Creek Update: Implementation strategy

B. Wildlife Damage Abatement and Claims – Tharman

C. Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and Farm Service Agency (FSA)

D. Department of Natural Resources (DNR)

E. Department Update

8. Next meeting date, time & location; Agenda items/future topics:

Future agenda items

Next regular meeting: Tuesday April 5, 2016, 12:30 p.m., 210 River Drive

9. Announcements and Requests

10. Adjournment

Marathon County Land Conservation And Zoning Committee Minutes

Tuesday February 2, 2016 210 River Drive, Wausau WI 54403

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Attendance: Member Present Not present James Seefeldt ............................X Jean Maszk .................................X Sandi Cihlar ...............................X Jacob Langenhahn ......................X (arrived at 2:50 p.m.) Richard Duerr ............................X Kelly King ..................................X

Also present: Rebecca Frisch, Dean Johnson, Jeff Pritchard, Paul Daigle – CPZ, Corporation Counsel Scott Corbett, Art Altenburg

1. Call to order – Called to order by Chair Seefeldt at 12:30 p.m. at 210 River Drive, Wausau. 2. Request for silencing of all cellphones and other electronic devices. 3. Public comment – None 4. Approval of January 5, 6, 15, and 19, 2016 LCZ Committee minutes. Motion / second by Duerr / Maszk to approve

the minutes of January 5, 6, 15, and 19, 2016 meetings as distributed. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

5. Public hearings, possible action, possible recommendation to County Board for consideration. A. Re-Open the public hearing of Rebecca Frisch, CPZ Director – to re-number and revise General Code of

Ordinances for Marathon County Chapter 22 Shoreland, Shoreland-Wetland, and Floodplain Code to comply with state and federal regulations. Adopt resolution.

Action: Motion / second by Duerr / King to re-open the public hearing for Chapter 22. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Discussion: DNR has reviewed and commented on the floodplain text. DNR has not reviewed and commented on the shoreland, shoreland-wetland text. Staff has incorporated DNR and Committee recommendations into this draft, shown by tracked changes for insertions/deletions. These are state-mandated regulations and staff has followed the state model ordinance. Corbett stated that any recommendations by DNR that change the meaning of the Chapter 22 will require that it be returned to Committee for approval.

Action: Motion / second by King / Cihlar to close the public hearing. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent. Motion / second by Duerr / Maszk to recommend conditional approval of Chapter 22, subject to DNR approval, to the County Board. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Follow through: Staff will pursue comments by DNR regarding shoreland, shoreland-wetland text. Forward Chapter 22 to County Board for action at their next regularly scheduled meeting.

B. Re-Open the public hearing of Rebecca Frisch, CPZ Director – to repeal and recreate the General Code of Ordinances for Marathon County Chapter 17 Zoning Code.

(1) Zoning level of service alternatives Discussion: Committee reviewed the staff levels of service, identified as basic, enhanced, and high. Staff recommends the

implementing the enhanced level of service in order to provide towns and citizens a service to achieve the county’s strategic goals through planning and zoning. Enhanced level would provide staff and materials to not only implement the zoning code and provide administrative assistance, but also educate and engage town officials and local citizens through local meetings as to the changes, and their role in the zoning code and adoption of county zoning; assist in updating comprehensive plans relative to land use and zoning; train at the local level on the decision-making process of rezones and conditional use permits; and a minimum of quarterly general communication with towns. It is anticipated that deputy zoning administrator roles would remain the same. This request is for the 2017 budget year, with annual review. Staff will be administering two zoning codes for one year from the date of county board adoption.

Action: Motion / second by Duerr / Maszk to recommend implementation of the enhanced level of service for the 2017 budget. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Follow through: Staff will reference the enhanced level of service estimated costs as the fiscal impact on the resolution for adoption of the zoning code.

(2) Adopt resolution Discussion: Art Altenburg was sworn in and questioned why his property is being zoned as a 10 acre minimum rather than

2 acre minimum. Johnson stated that the town approved their zoning map by reviewing the parcels relative to size, current and future use, and made determinations to complement their comprehensive plan. Altenburg is able to apply for a rezone of his property. Questioning why he was not notified of this change beforehand so he could vote on it, Frisch stated that every landowner in the county zoned towns (+/- 9,000) were sent a mailing of all information

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meetings and open houses. Altenburg was in attendance at the Knowlton meeting. Committee advised that he could express his concerns to the town by requesting to be on the town board agenda.

Staff has incorporated Committee recommendations into this draft, shown by tracked changes for insertions/deletions. The buffer screening section was discussed and is used mostly for industrial and commercial uses and vary on use intensity, with a required site plan review. Corbett could locate no language in Wisconsin that addresses tree encroachment. It is a property owner’s right to the use of the property. Tree overhang and roots would not affect public health and safety unless a public hazard (roadways, etc.). Damage caused by a neighbor’s tree could be a possible small claims action. Trees hanging over a boundary line could be cut back to the property line, but may require a survey to locate the exact property line. This topic is case law, not a zoning jurisdiction. Corbett said a tree planting setback is unenforceable.

In the event an independently zoned town wishes to adopt county zoning a question arose as to the status of existing conditional use permits (CUP) in the town. Corbett provided text which addresses the CUP and recommends the language be added to the code.

Corbett said if a town adopts county zoning the town does not have supplementary zoning power, but can enact a separate noise or wood burner ordinance. Some stand-alone town ordinances are allowed outside of zoning to promote health and safety, such as mobile homes outside mobile home parks, lot restrictions, and driveways.

Corbett recommends removing noise and outdoor wood burners from the code, saying the nuisance factor is subjective and extremely difficult to enforce.

Recently approved rezones required updates to the draft maps of the Towns of Day and Wien. The updated maps must be included in the Committee action.

Action: Motion / second by King / Duerr to close the public hearing. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent. Motion by Duerr / Cihlar to recommend approval of the code.

Motion by Duerr / Maszk to amend the code to include the updated Town of Wien and Day zoning maps. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Motion by Duerr / King to amend the code by inserting text recommended by Corbett regarding status of conditional use permits for towns adopting county zoning. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

The language on tree setbacks is intentionally not being addressed, leaving existing language in the code as a statement of policy.

Motion carried to recommend approval the code as amended to County Board, no dissent. Follow through: Forward Chapter 17 as amended to County Board for action at their next regularly scheduled meeting.

6. Policy discussion and possible action

A. Zoning, Shoreland, and Floodplain fee approval Discussion: Proposed fees were simplified, some categories were combined, and categories added to match the new

zoning code. Duerr suggested including a basic explanation of services to justify costs. Action: Motion / second by Cihlar / Maszk to approve fees as presented. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent. Follow through: Staff will add a brief explanation of services and implement the fees as approved.

B. Proposed policy on CPZ rental equipment Discussion: The purpose of equipment rental is to assist users to install or maintain conservation practices. Use of the

machinery is sporadic and may not be beneficial for one user to purchase, but is beneficial if available to many users. Daigle identified 4 drills that are currently in use, with the Aitchison drill nearing the end of its usable years. Using these drills has a positive effect by reducing phosphorous levels in the soil. In response to Committee questions, Northcentral Technical College (NTC) has stored equipment on occasion, and can repair, but due to other obligations not necessarily on a timely basis. Other equipment is also available for rent, including a mulcher, cyclone seeder, and tree planter.

Action: Motion / second by King / Maszk to approve the equipment rental policy. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

C. Chapter 18 Land Division and Survey Regulations proposed updates: Request for public hearing Discussion: Frisch advised that there are some quick fixes that could be done to the Land Division and Surveying

regulations which could make the code more usable and consistent, and is asking the Committee if they would like to address those changes before or after the 2016 building season. Chapter 18 affects all unincorporated areas of Marathon County.

Action: Motion / second by King / Cihlar place the public hearing for amendments to Chapter 18 on the March meeting agenda. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

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7. Educational presentations / outcome monitoring reports, and possible action

A. Wildlife Damage Abatement and Claims – 2015 – Tharman Discussion: Tharman unable to attend. Item will be on the March 2016 agenda.

B. Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and Farm Service Agency (FSA) – No report

C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) – No report.

D. Comprehensive Plan update Discussion: Frisch summarized that, at the Committee’s direction, the Executive Committee held the public hearing for

the Comprehensive Plan, and the Plan will be moving to County Board for action at their February meeting.

E. Department Update - None

8. Next meeting date, time & location Tuesday, March 1, 2016, 12:30 p.m., 210 River Drive, Wausau

9. Announcements and Requests

The Wisconsin Land and Water annual conference is being held in Elkhart Lake March 2-4, 2016. Any committee members wishing to attend should contact Paul Daigle or County Clerk Kottke.

Langenhahn arrived at 2:50 p.m.

King spoke with local senators and assemblymen at an agricultural conference relative to enacting legislation without being aware of the consequences to municipalities. He suggested that legislators be invited to Committee meeting(s) to discuss concerns.

10. Adjourn – Motion / second by Langenhahn / Maszk to adjourn at 3:00 p.m. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Rebecca Frisch, CPZ Director for Jim Seefeldt, Chair cc: (via email/web site) LCZ members; County Administrator; Deputy County Administrator; Conservation, Planning, & Zoning; Corporation Counsel; County Clerk; County

Board Members, DATCP, DNR, FSA, NRCS, USDA/APHIS RF/lm

Marathon County Land Conservation And Zoning Committee Minutes

Tuesday February 16, 2016 Corporation Counsel Conference Room, 500 Forest St, Wausau WI 54403

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Attendance: Member Present Not present James Seefeldt ............................X Jean Maszk .................................X Sandi Cihlar ...............................X Jacob Langenhahn ................................................. X (excused) Richard Duerr ............................X Kelly King............................................................. X (excused)

Also present: Rebecca Frisch, Dean Johnson – CPZ 1. Call to order – Called to order by Chair Seefeldt at 1:00 p.m. at the Courthouse, 500 Forest Street, Wausau. 2. Request for silencing of all cellphones and other electronic devices. 3. Public comment – None 4. Public hearings, possible action, possible recommendation to County Board for consideration. A. Re-Open the public hearing of Rebecca Frisch, CPZ Director – to re-number and revise General Code of

Ordinances for Marathon County Chapter 22 Shoreland, Shoreland-Wetland, and Floodplain Code to comply with state and federal regulations. Address DNR shoreland comments..

Discussion: DNR reviewed the shoreland, shoreland-wetland text and provided comments on February 11th and February 15th which staff incorporated into this draft, and is shown by tracked changes for insertions/deletions. Staff reviewed the changes, some of which are simple reference corrections or wording clarification, and others revise or add new text. DNR recommendations for floodplain text were addressed and approved at the February 2nd Committee public hearing. The goal of the regulations is to protect shoreline areas. LCZ may choose to approve the changes as presented or delay a decision until March if they feel it necessary. After implementing the code, staff will have a better overall picture and concerns can be addressed after the building season.

Action: Motion / second by Cihlar / Maszk to recommend approval to County Board to re-number and revise the General Code of Ordinances for Marathon County Chapter 22 Shoreland, Shoreland-Wetland, and Floodplain Code, as amended by Land Conservation and Zoning Committee on February 16, to incorporate comments received from the DNR. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Follow through: Forward Chapter 22 to County Board for action at their next regularly scheduled meeting.

5. Next meeting date, time & location Tuesday, March 1, 2016, 12:30 p.m., 210 River Drive, Wausau

6. Announcements and Requests

Frisch said that staff will not be bringing forward to LCZ in March, the text amendments to Chapter 18 Land Division and Survey Regulations, deciding instead to review the entire Chapter and do all revisions at the same time, preferably after the building season which staff will discuss with the committee at the March meeting.

7. Adjourn – Motion / second by Cihlar / Maszk to adjourn at 1:28 p.m. Motion carried by voice vote, no dissent.

Rebecca Frisch, CPZ Director for Jim Seefeldt, Chair cc: (via email/web site) LCZ members; County Administrator; Deputy County Administrator; Conservation, Planning, & Zoning; Corporation Counsel; County Clerk; County

Board Members, DATCP, DNR, FSA, NRCS, USDA/APHIS RF/lm

STATE OF WISCONSIN ) MARATHON COUNTY ) TOWN OF WAUSAU )

REPORT BY LAND CONSERVATION AND ZONING COMMITTEE

TO COUNTY BOARD ON REQUEST TO APPROVE THE ZONING AMENDMENTS OF THE TOWN OF WAUSAU

TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF MARATHON COUNTY:

The Marathon County Land Conservation and Zoning Committee, having considered the request

to review amendments of the Town Zoning Ordinance filed by the Clerk of the Town of Wausau, and

having heard comments in public session thereon, and being duly informed of the facts pertinent to the

changes proposed, having reviewed the staff's recommendations, and duly advised of the wishes of the

Town, hereby recommends that the County Board, pursuant to §60.62(3), approves the zoning ordinance

and/or zoning map of the Town of Wausau as attached. Dated this 10th day of March, 2016

Marathon County Land Conservation and Zoning Committee ___________________________________________________ James Seefeldt - Chairman M:\LCZ\IndepzonBB4.doc

STATE OF WISCONSIN ) COUNTY OF MARATHON ) SS TOWN OF WAUSAU ) RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, §60.62(3) Wis. Stats. provides that any Zoning Ordinance and/or map adopted by a Town Board and any amendment thereof shall be subject to the approval of the County Board in counties having a county zoning ordinance, and

WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Wausau has amended their zoning as shown on the attached report, and

WHEREAS, the County Zoning Committee has duly considered the amendment in public session on March 10, 2016 and has recommended approval of the amendment.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marathon County Board of Supervisors hereby approves the amendment to the Town of Wausau Zoning Ordinance and/or Zoning map as attached and made part of this record, all of which to be filed with the Marathon County Clerk.

LAND CONSERVATION AND ZONING COMMITTEE

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STATE OF WISCONSIN ) MARATHON COUNTY ) TOWN OF WAUSAU )

REPORT BY LAND CONSERVATION AND ZONING COMMITTEE

TO COUNTY BOARD ON REQUEST TO APPROVE THE ZONING AMENDMENTS OF THE TOWN OF WAUSAU

TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF MARATHON COUNTY:

The Marathon County Land Conservation and Zoning Committee, having considered the request

to review amendments of the Town Zoning Ordinance filed by the Clerk of the Town of Wausau, and

having heard comments in public session thereon, and being duly informed of the facts pertinent to the

changes proposed, having reviewed the staff's recommendations, and duly advised of the wishes of the

Town, hereby recommends that the County Board, pursuant to §60.62(3), approves the zoning ordinance

and/or zoning map of the Town of Wausau as attached. Dated this 10th day of March, 2016

Marathon County Land Conservation and Zoning Committee ___________________________________________________ James Seefeldt - Chairman M:\LCZ\IndepzonBB4.doc

STATE OF WISCONSIN ) COUNTY OF MARATHON ) SS TOWN OF WAUSAU ) RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, §60.62(3) Wis. Stats. provides that any Zoning Ordinance and/or map adopted by a Town Board and any amendment thereof shall be subject to the approval of the County Board in counties having a county zoning ordinance, and

WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Wausau has amended their zoning as shown on the attached report, and

WHEREAS, the County Zoning Committee has duly considered the amendment in public session on March 10, 2016 and has recommended approval of the amendment.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marathon County Board of Supervisors hereby approves the amendment to the Town of Wausau Zoning Ordinance and/or Zoning map as attached and made part of this record, all of which to be filed with the Marathon County Clerk.

LAND CONSERVATION AND ZONING COMMITTEE

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Marathon County Conservation Planning and Zoning Department Schedule of Deposits 

Violation  Code Reference  State Statue  Fine 

Failure to submit required private sewage system maintenance report. 

15.08 15.36(1) 15.37(5) 

59.70(5) 145.20(5) 145.13 

$200.00 

Deliberate/negligent and/or repeat/continued discharge of sewage, domestic wastewater or private sewage system effluent to the ground surface. 

15.08 59.70(5) 145.13 

$400 

Failure to submit an Existing POWTS evaluation Report prior to property transfer 

15.12   $50.00 (Total forfuture$200.50) 

Failure to obtain a sanitary permit prior to establishment or construction of a structure which requires a private sewage system or non‐plumbing sanitation system 

15.14 (2)   $50.00 (Total forfuture$200.50) 

Failure to obtain a sanitary permit before a private sewage or non‐plumbing sanitation system is installed, replaced, repaired, reconnected or modified. 

15.14(3) & (4)  145.19 $50.00 (Total forfuture$200.50) 

Occupancy of a structure or premises without a code compliant POWTS or non‐plumbing sanitation system. 

15.07   $50.00 (Total forfuture$200.50) 

Failure to comply with ordinance requirements such as failure to: pay re‐inspection fees; submit revised plans; complete an installation; or make corrections to the installation 

15.07 15.08 

 $50.00 (Total forfuture$200.50) 

Use on property not allowed by zoning district  17.18203.03  59.69 $225.00 (Total Forfeiture: $421.00) 

Non‐compliance installation or construction of a structure (permit has been issued) 

17.11809.02  59.69 $50.00 (Total Forfeiture: $200.50) 

Construction, alteration, relocation, reconstruction and/or fill within floodplain without permits 

17.11 & 17.3222.302.04 

WI Administrative Code NR116 

$500.00 (Total Forfeiture: $767.50) 

Construction, alteration, relocation, reconstruction within shoreland area and/or wetland without permit 

17.30, 17.3122.202.04 

WI Administrative Code NR115 

$250.00 (Total Forfeiture: $452.50) 

Construction, relocation, alteration, reconstruction and/or fill without permit? 

17.1117.802.01  59.69 $65.00 (Total Forfeiture: $219.40) 

Removal of vegetation within 35’ of Ordinary High Water Mark beyond viewing corridor 

17.30(6)h22.205.03 WI Administrative 

Code NR115 $500.00 (Total Forfeiture: $767.50) 

Grading , earth disturbance and/or fill within 100’ of Ordinary High Water Mark without a permit 

17.30(6)i22.206 WI Administrative 

Code NR115 $500.00 (Total Forfeiture: $767.50) 

Grading, earth disturbance and/or fill within Shoreland area w/out permit 

17.30(6)I22.206 WI Administrative 

Code NR115 $100.00 (Total Forfeiture: $263.50) 

Failure to submit a Certified Survey map for land division 10 acres or less.  

18.06   $25.00 (Total Forfeiture: $169.00) 

Failure to submit a County or State plat for review and approval 

18.07   $500.00 (Total Forfeiture: $767.50) 

Nonmetallic mine operation without Reclamation Permit. 

21.10  295.12(2)(d) $50.00 (Total Forfeiture: $200.50) 

Chronically mining beyond permit boundaries  21.11(1)(c)  295.12(3)(d) $50.00 (Total Forfeiture: $200.50) 

Nonmetallic mining financial assurance not renewed 30 days before expiration 

21.13(2)(b)  295.12(2)(g) $5.00 (Total Forfeiture: $143.80) 

Failure to mitigate or removal of mitigation required projects 

22.209  NR 115 $500.00 (Total Forfeiture $767.50) 

 

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General Zoning (Chapter 17) and

Shoreland and Floodplain Zoning Fees (Chapter 22) Effective 3-1-16

Permit Fee

3100 ........Single & Two Family Residence .............................................................................................................. $175 3104 ........Residential Additions ................................................................................................................................. $100 3103 ........Commercial and Industrial New Construction ..................................................................................... $225 3102 ........Commercial and Industrial Additions .................................................................................................... $175 Accessory Structures equal to or less than 100 sq. ft. * ................................................................... exempt 3105 ........Accessory Structures 101 - 350 sq. ft. ....................................................................................................... $75 3106 ........Accessory Structures greater than 350 sq. ft. (including tarp structures) .......................................... $125 3109 ........Tarp Accessory Structure less than 350 sq. ft. ........................................................................................ $25 3111 ........Mobile Tower Permits .............................................................................................................................. $225 3130 ........Conditional Use Permit (formerly Special Exception Permit) ....................................................................... $425 3131 ........Zoning Change ........................................................................................................................................... $425 3130 ........Appeal to Board of Adjustment .............................................................................................................. $425 3130 ........Variance-Board of Adjustment ................................................................................................................ $425 3129 ........Reconsideration of LCZ or BOA Decision........................................................................................... $100 3108 ........Signs ............................................................................................................................................................. $125 3157 ........Airport Height Principal Structure (includes Register of Deeds fee) ............................................................ $80 3158 ........Airport Height Accessory Structure > $2,000 (includes Register of Deeds fee) ........................................ $55 3159 ........Airport Height Accessory Structure < $2,000 (includes Register of Deeds fee) ......................................... $45 3121 ........Buffer Screening plan approval separate from original application ................................................... $100 3101 ........Photometric/lighting plan approval separate from original application ........................................... $100 3140 ........Renewal of Zoning Permit ......................................................................................................................... $50 3141 ........Renewal of Conditional Use Permit (formerly Special Exception Permit) .................................................. $100 3122............ Ponds ........................................................................................................................................................... $225 3119 ........Stock water Ponds ....................................................................................................................................... $50 3117 ........Temporary Zoning Permit ....................................................................................................................... $175 3120............ Shoreland Alteration Permit (Includes Staking, Demolition Permit, and Grading) ....................... $350 3125 ........Demolition Permit ....................................................................................................................................... $50 3123 ........Boathouse ................................................................................................................................................... $125 3127 ........Shoreland Staking permit .......................................................................................................................... $125 3124 ........Mitigation Permit (includes Register of Deeds fee) .......................................................................................... $75 3112 ........Town, County, State – culvert/bridge permit in a floodplain ........................................................ exempt 3116 ........Special Zoning Permit (Fee plus Mitigation Permit) ............................................................................ $175 3126 ........* Accessory structures 100 sq. ft. or less in a flood plain .................................................................... $100 Permit fees required for county departments / municipalities ....................................................... exempt

A double fee will be charged for all after-the-fact permit applications to partially recover the cost of obtaining compliance.

MEMORANDUM

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TO: Land Conservation and Zoning Committee FROM: Rebecca Frisch, CPZ Director DATE: March 1, 2016 SUBJECT: Land Division and Surveying Regulations Ordinance Revisions The Conservation, Planning and Zoning Department (CPZ) staff is asking for the Committee’s endorsement of

reviewing Chapter 18 Land Division and Surveying Regulations Ordinance for the purpose of improving the

administrative efficiencies and clarity of the regulations.

During the review, CPZ staff will begin by identifying the current policies that are in conflict with recent State

Statute changes and other items that may not be consistent with Marathon County policies and procedures. CPZ

staff believes that the development of regulatory policy and administration of standards concerning key elements

will influence our commitments to safety, prosperity and a properly built environment.

As part of this review, CPZ staff proposes to:

● Correct all inconsistencies between the existing ordinance and state statues;

● Develop recommendations on issues like private roads, the plat review process, right-of-way easements,

pre-planned buildable lots, and more;

● Create an Advisory Group of staff, local surveyors, and developers to review sections of the ordinance for

consistency and usability and make recommendations;

● Develop a draft ordinance and present back to LCZ by December 2016; and.

● Present a final ordinance for public hearing by February 2017.

NAME # OF APPRAISALS CROP SPECIES QUANTITY LOST APPRAISED DAMAGE CLAIMS AFTER DEDUCTIBLE DMU ACRES APPRAISED

David Frahm 1 Calves Bear 2 $2,000.00 $1,500.00 33

Arthur Fredock 2 Corn Grain Deer 297.63 bu $1,047.66 62A

4 Soybean Deer 84.84 bu. $725.39 62A

2 Potatoes Deer 0 $0.00 $1,273.05 62A 155.00

John Hoffman 2 Alfalfa Deer .6T $89.70 62A

1 Corn Grain Deer 3111.21 bu $10,951.46 62A

1 Soybean Deer 51.28 bu $438.44 $9,639.68 62A 85.00

Patricia Hoffman 1 Corn Grain Deer 3131.22 bu $11,021.90 62A1 Soybean Deer 49.70 bu $424.94 $9,757.47 62A 85.00

Jeff Kamenick 3 Soybean Deer 47.83 bu $408.94 33

2 Corn Grain Deer 232.96 bu $820.03 $728.97 33 111.00

Tom Klug 2 Corn Grain Deer 449.36 bu $1,581.76 33

9 Soybean Deer 83.29 bu $711.98 $1,963.74 33

Duane Kulas 35 Alfalfa Deer 15.95 T $2,386.70 62A3 Corn silage Deer 168.93 bu $594.63 62A2 Corn Grain Deer 187.22 bu $659.01 $3,140.34 62A 1010.50

Larry Schulist 3 Soybean Deer 240.63 bu $2,057.35 62B3 Alfalfa Deer 2.96 T $442.53 $2,197.90 62B 105.00

Al Sozcka 1 Ginseng Turkey 235.41 lb $17,184.93 $10,000.00 57 2.00

Mark Suchon* 1 Soybean Deer 98.25 bu $840.04 62A

1 Corn Grain Deer 285.99 bu $1,006.68 $1,346.72 62A 81.00

Ron Yenter 6 Oats Deer 277.68 bu $422.07 62A

6 Straw Deer 5.01 T $426.27 $348.34 62A 200.00

*= claim denied

**= didn't meet deductible

Total 92 $56,242.41 $41,896.21 1834.50

Total (Turkey) 1 $17,184.93 $10,000.00

Total (Deer) 92 $39,057.48 $30,396.21

Total (Geese) 0 $0.00 $0.00

Total (Bear) 1 $2,000.00 $1,500.00

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2015 Marathon County Claim Summary

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