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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
TOWN OF LOMIRA
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Dodge County Planning, Development and Parks Committee on Monday, August 16, 2010, at 7:35 p.m. or shortly thereafter on the First Floor (Meeting Rooms 1H and 1I) of the Administration Building, Juneau, Wisconsin, on the application of Edward and Donetta Mutz for a Conditional Use Permit under the Land Use Code, Dodge County, Wisconsin, to allow the creation of an approximate 1.8-acre non-farm residential lot within the A-1 Prime Agriculture Zoning District. The site is located in part of the SW ¼ SW ¼, Section 28, Town of Lomira along the north side of County Road AH approximately ¼ mile east of its intersection with County Road AY; A copy of the proposed project is available for review in the County Land Resources and Parks Department between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday (920-386-3700).
Some or all of the Lomira Town Board may attend this hearing and act in their official capacity.
Dated July 24, 2010
Lauri Betz, Town Clerk
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NOTICE
TOWN OF LOMIRA
Noxious Weed Notice
Notice is hereby given to every person to destroy noxious weeds on all lands which the person shall own, occupy or control. The person having immediate charge of any public lands shall destroy all noxious weeks on such lands. The Town Board shall cause to be destroyed all noxious weeds on the Town Highways.
Noxious weeds include the following: Canada thistle, leafy spurge and field bindweed (creeping Jenny). Destroy means the complete killing of weeds or the killing of weed plants above the surface of the ground by use of chemicals, cutting, tillage, cropping system, pasturing livestock or any or all of these in effective combination, at such time and in such manner as will effectually prevent such plants from maturing to the bloom or flower stage.
Ref: State Statue 66.0407 (a)(b)(3)(4)(5)
Leon Schraufnagel, Town Chairperson
April 30, 2010
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NOTICE
TOWN OF LOMIRA State Law requires that all dogs have current rabies vaccination. Dogs must be licensed by the TOWN OF LOMIRA. Before a license will be issued for any dog, proof of vaccination must be furnished to the Town Treasurer. Owners of dogs who do not comply with this statute will be referred to the District Attorney’s office for prosecution. The license deadline is April 1, or within 30 days of acquiring a dog. Residents of Mobile Homes and renters will not receive written notice of the requirement in the mail but are not relieved of the obligation imposed under this statute.
This statute will be STRICTLY ENFORCED. For licenses or information regarding them, including fees, contact the Town Treasurer, Marcia Valle, 920-583-4052.
Marcia Valle
Town of Lomira Treasurer
March 22, 2010
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Attention Landowners
If you are intending to rezone land in the Towns of:
Calamus, Leroy, Lomira, Oak Grove, Shields or Trenton;
Overview
Beginning January 1, 2010, any person who rezones land out of the certified A-1 Exclusive Agricultural Zoning District in the towns mentioned above must pay the Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee. The Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee is required to maintain Dodge County’s certification with the Farmland Preservation Program (s.91.48, Wis. Stats). The Farmland Preservation Program allows participating landowners to collect a tax credit of $7.50 per acre. The Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee is collected by Dodge County and forwarded on to the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and deposited in the Working Lands Fund. The Working Lands Funds are used to enhance the Farmland Preservation Program and preserve agricultural land throughout the state.
Conversion Fee Collection
Payment of the fee will be required at the time the rezoning petition is submitted to Dodge County. If the rezoning is denied by the Dodge County Board of Supervisors, the Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee will be refunded to the applicant. However, the Dodge County Administrative Fee* of $50 will not be refunded. The County Administrative Fee is charged in addition to State’s Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee.
Conversion Fee Amount
The Farmland Preservation Conversion fee is based on the total acreage rezoned out of the A-1 Exclusive Agricultural Zoning District. The fee is determined by the town’s Agricultural Land Assessment Value (which is adjusted annually); the fee is three times the highest Agricultural Land Assessment Value. For example, the highest 2010 Agricultural Land Assessment Value in the Town of Calamus is $309 an acre, therefore the Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee will be $927 an acre, since 3 X $309 = $927. The Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee for the six Towns that have adopted County zoning and participate in the Farmland Preservation Program is:
2010 Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee (County Zoned Towns)
Town of Calamus $927 per acre
Town of Leroy $930 per acre
Town of Lomira $933 per acre
Town of Oak Grove $915 per acre
Town of Shields $951 per acre
Town of Trenton $942 per acre
A $50 Dodge County Administrative Fee will be added to each rezoning request.
Questions
Dodge County Land Resources and Parks
Dean Perlick – 920-386-3710
Nate Olson – 920-386-3948
Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
608-224-4500
If you are rezoning land in the Towns of:
Burnett, Elba, Portland, Theresa or Williamstown;
The Farmland Preservation Program is administered by the Town
and the Farmland Preservation Conversion Fee is collected by the Town.
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