Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission2011-11-17T13:39:20Engage by Build My Own Site, Inc. at http://www.buildmyownsite.comenAnnual Listing of Obligated Projects CY2011/sheboygan-mpo/annual-listing-of-obligated-projects-cy20112012-02-21T11:11:12jschedler/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/sheboygan-mpo/annual-listing-of-obligated-projects-cy2011Federal law requires MPOs to publish an annual listing of obligated projects from the previous calendar year.  The link below is the annual listing of obligated projects for calendar year 2011; this information was supplied to the Sheboygan MPO staff by Federal Highway Administration Wisconsin Division staff.  Sheboygan MPO staff has also worked with WisDOT and with Shoreline Metro to obtain a similar listing for transit projects. 

To view the most recent annual listing of obligated projects, please click on the link below:

 

For more information please contact:

Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo, Transportation Planner III
Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission
(920) 448-2820 or via email: jagee@baylakerpc.org

]]>Federal law requires MPOs to publish an annual listing of obligated projects from the previous calendar year.  The link below is the annual listing of obligated projects for calendar year 2011; this information was supplied to the Sheboygan MPO staff by Federal Highway Administration Wisconsin Division staff.  Sheboygan MPO staff has also worked with WisDOT and with Shoreline Metro to obtain a similar listing for transit projects. 

To view the most recent annual listing of obligated projects, please click on the link below:

 

For more information please contact:

Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo, Transportation Planner III
Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission
(920) 448-2820 or via email: jagee@baylakerpc.org

]]>Sheboygan MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committee Joint Meetings/sheboygan-mpo/sheboygan-mpo-technical-and-policy-advisory-committee-joint-meetings2012-02-20T10:22:34jschedler/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/sheboygan-mpo/sheboygan-mpo-technical-and-policy-advisory-committee-joint-meetingsAgendas and minutes of Sheboygan MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committee joint meetings are posted here and mailed as well as emailed to members of both committees and interested parties before regularly scheduled meetings.  If you would like to be added to the mailing list for these meetings, please contact the BLRPC office.

Sheboygan MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committee Joint Meetings

Agenda
Minutes
2012
2011

For meeting materials prior to 2011, please contact commission staff.

 

For more information please contact:

Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo, Transportation Planner III
Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission
(920) 448-2820 or via email: jagee@baylakerpc.org

]]>Agendas and minutes of Sheboygan MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committee joint meetings are posted here and mailed as well as emailed to members of both committees and interested parties before regularly scheduled meetings.  If you would like to be added to the mailing list for these meetings, please contact the BLRPC office.

Sheboygan MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committee Joint Meetings

Agenda
Minutes
2012
2011

For meeting materials prior to 2011, please contact commission staff.

 

For more information please contact:

Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo, Transportation Planner III
Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission
(920) 448-2820 or via email: jagee@baylakerpc.org

]]>Beach Sanitary Surveys/natural-resources/beach-sanitary-surveys2012-02-16T11:56:16apierce/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/natural-resources/beach-sanitary-surveysIn 2010, the Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission was the successful applicant of a grant through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) to conduct sanitary surveys at 19 beaches throughout Northeast Wisconsin to determine factors that result in beach contamination and to identify methods to mitigate those issues.

As part of this project, preliminary and final construction plans for up to 10 beaches will be prepared aimed at minimizing the stormwater and pollutants from entering these beaches. The designs will be based on the sanitary survey (and other) data collected at these locations.The final construction plans will include recommendatins for designs and processes to reduce the amount of E. coli and other contaminants found in stormwater discharge from entering the beach in order to improve the overall water quality at these beaches.

Play Sound Clipart Radio Interview about the Beach Sanitary Survey Project

Conducted on March 7, 2010 in Marinette with Dr. Kleinheinz with UW-Oshkosh by Ken Conner, News Director with Bay Cities Radio

BEACHES IN THE PROJECT AREA:

  • City of Marinette: Red Arrow Park
  • City of Algoma: Crescent Beach, and Marina Basin Beach
  • City of Kewaunee: Father Marquette Memorial Park, Pioneer Park, and Selner Park
  • City of Two Rivers: Neshotah Beach, Neshotah South (just north of river channel), South Beach, and Memorial Drive North
  • City of Manitowoc: Red Arrow Beach, Marina Beach (aka Blue Rail), and Silver Creek Beach
  • Manitowoc County: Lakefront Beach (at Point Beach State Park), and Hika Bay (in Cleveland)
  • City of Sheboygan: Deland Park, Blue Harbor Area Beach, King Park, and Lakeview Park

Click here for a Map of beaches in the project area

POST SUMMER BEACH SAMPLING REPORT

beach signThe 2011 sample season for the 19 beaches included in the Commission's GLRI beach project began on May 31, 2011 and extended through the week of August 15th. The beaches were sampled for E. coli three days a week with a biweekly alteration of water sampling and sand sampling.

Water samples were collected at a depth of 12", 24", and 48" at the left, center, and right of the beach. Sand samples were collected upshore, at swashzones, and at 24" of depth at the left, center, and right of the beach. Along with the samples, daily sanitary surveys were conducted three days a week, each week for the 10 weeks of sampling.

The daily sanitary survey records parameters such as wind speed and direction, wave height, current speed and direction, weather conditions, turbidity, physical observations of debris on the beach, algae on the beach and in the water, water fowl, and bather load. The data from the daily sanitary surveys will be correlated with E. coli levels from both sand and water to determine if any of these physical/chemical parameters are influencing E. coli levels at the beach.

Additional sampling was done after or during rain events of greater than one-quarter inch of rain; and investigative samples were taken at stormwater outfalls to determine E. coli levels from urban stormwater runoff at select beaches where stormwater was a potential contaminant.

An average of over 285 samples were collected at each of the 19 beaches for spatial sand, water samples, and stormwater outfalls/tributaries. This totals to approximately 5,400 bacterial samples collected for the project over the summer! The sampling data is currently being analyzed for each beach in order to make more accurate determinations about any potential contamination sources.

In addition to the routine sanitary survey, annual sanitary surveys were conducted at each beach. Annual sanitary surveys include taking measurements of the beach, conducting land use and topography assessments, recording physical characteristics of the beach, sand particle analyses, and a sampling data summary from the previous season. Preliminary assessments of each beach were conducted to identify potential sources of contamination, acquire photographs, and develop initial suggestions for mitigation.

Further conclusions will be made once the 2011 sampling data has been fully analyzed. Conclusions so far have ranged from possible infrastructure modifications and beach nourishment to redefining a beach location. Another sampling season will be needed at most of the beaches to ensure a good, reliable data set exists before solid conclusions can be made. Sampling will begin again in spring/summer 2012 at each of the beaches.

The table shows the number of samples collected and preliminary averages of E. coli in water sampled at a depth of 24" at the center of the beach for the 2011 sample season.

2011 beach results table

PUBLIC MEETINGS

The Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission has scheduled public meetings to provide information and answer questions about beach assessments in the cities of Algoma, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette, Sheboygan, and Two Rivers.

The Commission is working with the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh and the City of Racine to gather sampling data at area beaches and recommend improvements.

The project will provide the coastal communities with the guidance and tools necessary for them to maintain healthy and desirable beaches.

Public Informational Meetings

March 13, 2012 - Algoma and Kewaunee - 5:00 - 7:00 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 416 Fremont St., Algoma (Public Notice)

 

March 22, 2011 - Manitowoc and Two Rivers - 5:00 - 7:00 PM

J.E. Hamilton House - Koska Room, 1520 17th St., Two Rivers (Public Notice)

 

TBD - Marinette - 5:00 - 7:00 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 1905 Hall Ave. (Public Notice)


TBD - Sheboygan - 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Mead Public Library - Rocca Room, 710 N. 8th St. (Public Notice)

 

Past Meetings

March 30, 2011 - Algoma and Kewaunee - 4:00 - 6:00 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 416 Fremont St. (Public Notice)

 

March 31, 2011 - Manitowoc and Two Rivers - 4:00 - 6:00 PM

City Hall - Engineering Conference Room, 900 Quay St. (Public Notice)

 

April 7, 2011 - Marinette - 5:00 - 6:30 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 1905 Hall Ave. (Public Notice)


April 18, 2011 - Sheboygan - 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Mead Public Library - Rocca Room, 710 N. 8th St. (Public Notice)

For more information on the beach surveys project, please contact:

Angela Pierce, Natural Resources Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820
Email: apierce@baylakerpc.org

 

GLRI Logo

 

]]>In 2010, the Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission was the successful applicant of a grant through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) to conduct sanitary surveys at 19 beaches throughout Northeast Wisconsin to determine factors that result in beach contamination and to identify methods to mitigate those issues.

As part of this project, preliminary and final construction plans for up to 10 beaches will be prepared aimed at minimizing the stormwater and pollutants from entering these beaches. The designs will be based on the sanitary survey (and other) data collected at these locations.The final construction plans will include recommendatins for designs and processes to reduce the amount of E. coli and other contaminants found in stormwater discharge from entering the beach in order to improve the overall water quality at these beaches.

Play Sound Clipart Radio Interview about the Beach Sanitary Survey Project

Conducted on March 7, 2010 in Marinette with Dr. Kleinheinz with UW-Oshkosh by Ken Conner, News Director with Bay Cities Radio

BEACHES IN THE PROJECT AREA:

  • City of Marinette: Red Arrow Park
  • City of Algoma: Crescent Beach, and Marina Basin Beach
  • City of Kewaunee: Father Marquette Memorial Park, Pioneer Park, and Selner Park
  • City of Two Rivers: Neshotah Beach, Neshotah South (just north of river channel), South Beach, and Memorial Drive North
  • City of Manitowoc: Red Arrow Beach, Marina Beach (aka Blue Rail), and Silver Creek Beach
  • Manitowoc County: Lakefront Beach (at Point Beach State Park), and Hika Bay (in Cleveland)
  • City of Sheboygan: Deland Park, Blue Harbor Area Beach, King Park, and Lakeview Park

Click here for a Map of beaches in the project area

POST SUMMER BEACH SAMPLING REPORT

beach signThe 2011 sample season for the 19 beaches included in the Commission's GLRI beach project began on May 31, 2011 and extended through the week of August 15th. The beaches were sampled for E. coli three days a week with a biweekly alteration of water sampling and sand sampling.

Water samples were collected at a depth of 12", 24", and 48" at the left, center, and right of the beach. Sand samples were collected upshore, at swashzones, and at 24" of depth at the left, center, and right of the beach. Along with the samples, daily sanitary surveys were conducted three days a week, each week for the 10 weeks of sampling.

The daily sanitary survey records parameters such as wind speed and direction, wave height, current speed and direction, weather conditions, turbidity, physical observations of debris on the beach, algae on the beach and in the water, water fowl, and bather load. The data from the daily sanitary surveys will be correlated with E. coli levels from both sand and water to determine if any of these physical/chemical parameters are influencing E. coli levels at the beach.

Additional sampling was done after or during rain events of greater than one-quarter inch of rain; and investigative samples were taken at stormwater outfalls to determine E. coli levels from urban stormwater runoff at select beaches where stormwater was a potential contaminant.

An average of over 285 samples were collected at each of the 19 beaches for spatial sand, water samples, and stormwater outfalls/tributaries. This totals to approximately 5,400 bacterial samples collected for the project over the summer! The sampling data is currently being analyzed for each beach in order to make more accurate determinations about any potential contamination sources.

In addition to the routine sanitary survey, annual sanitary surveys were conducted at each beach. Annual sanitary surveys include taking measurements of the beach, conducting land use and topography assessments, recording physical characteristics of the beach, sand particle analyses, and a sampling data summary from the previous season. Preliminary assessments of each beach were conducted to identify potential sources of contamination, acquire photographs, and develop initial suggestions for mitigation.

Further conclusions will be made once the 2011 sampling data has been fully analyzed. Conclusions so far have ranged from possible infrastructure modifications and beach nourishment to redefining a beach location. Another sampling season will be needed at most of the beaches to ensure a good, reliable data set exists before solid conclusions can be made. Sampling will begin again in spring/summer 2012 at each of the beaches.

The table shows the number of samples collected and preliminary averages of E. coli in water sampled at a depth of 24" at the center of the beach for the 2011 sample season.

2011 beach results table

PUBLIC MEETINGS

The Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission has scheduled public meetings to provide information and answer questions about beach assessments in the cities of Algoma, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette, Sheboygan, and Two Rivers.

The Commission is working with the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh and the City of Racine to gather sampling data at area beaches and recommend improvements.

The project will provide the coastal communities with the guidance and tools necessary for them to maintain healthy and desirable beaches.

Public Informational Meetings

March 13, 2012 - Algoma and Kewaunee - 5:00 - 7:00 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 416 Fremont St., Algoma (Public Notice)

 

March 22, 2011 - Manitowoc and Two Rivers - 5:00 - 7:00 PM

J.E. Hamilton House - Koska Room, 1520 17th St., Two Rivers (Public Notice)

 

TBD - Marinette - 5:00 - 7:00 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 1905 Hall Ave. (Public Notice)


TBD - Sheboygan - 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Mead Public Library - Rocca Room, 710 N. 8th St. (Public Notice)

 

Past Meetings

March 30, 2011 - Algoma and Kewaunee - 4:00 - 6:00 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 416 Fremont St. (Public Notice)

 

March 31, 2011 - Manitowoc and Two Rivers - 4:00 - 6:00 PM

City Hall - Engineering Conference Room, 900 Quay St. (Public Notice)

 

April 7, 2011 - Marinette - 5:00 - 6:30 PM

City Hall - Council Chambers, 1905 Hall Ave. (Public Notice)


April 18, 2011 - Sheboygan - 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Mead Public Library - Rocca Room, 710 N. 8th St. (Public Notice)

For more information on the beach surveys project, please contact:

Angela Pierce, Natural Resources Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820
Email: apierce@baylakerpc.org

 

GLRI Logo

 

]]>Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014/sheboygan-mpo/sheboygan-metropolitan-planning-area-transportation-improvement-program-(tip)-calendar-years-2011---20142012-02-14T14:50:45jschedler/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/sheboygan-mpo/sheboygan-metropolitan-planning-area-transportation-improvement-program-(tip)-calendar-years-2011---2014The TIP is a four-year listing of transit operating and capital, elderly and disabled transportation operating and capital, transportation enhancement, and street and highway improvements in the Sheboygan metropolitan planning area. All major projects receiving federal funding must be included in the TIP. Projects are solicited from jurisdictions in the metropolitan planning area and are incorporated into the TIP. The draft TIP is reviewed by the MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committees and by private transportation providers, and the general public is invited to offer comments on the projects. The TIP is forwarded to the Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission for final approval. It should be noted that regionally significant transportation projects, regardless of funding source, need to be included in the TIP.

Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014

The Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission adopted the Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014 on April 15, 2011.

To view the Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014, please click on the link below:

 

For more information please contact:

Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo, Transportation Planner III
Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission
(920) 448-2820 or via email: jagee@baylakerpc.org


Administrative Modification and Amendments to Table 5 (Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation Projects)

]]>The TIP is a four-year listing of transit operating and capital, elderly and disabled transportation operating and capital, transportation enhancement, and street and highway improvements in the Sheboygan metropolitan planning area. All major projects receiving federal funding must be included in the TIP. Projects are solicited from jurisdictions in the metropolitan planning area and are incorporated into the TIP. The draft TIP is reviewed by the MPO Technical and Policy Advisory Committees and by private transportation providers, and the general public is invited to offer comments on the projects. The TIP is forwarded to the Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission for final approval. It should be noted that regionally significant transportation projects, regardless of funding source, need to be included in the TIP.

Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014

The Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission adopted the Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014 on April 15, 2011.

To view the Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP): Calendar Years 2011 - 2014, please click on the link below:

 

For more information please contact:

Jeffrey Agee-Aguayo, Transportation Planner III
Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission
(920) 448-2820 or via email: jagee@baylakerpc.org


Administrative Modification and Amendments to Table 5 (Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation Projects)

]]>Kewaunee County Shoreland Zoning Ordinance Update/community-assistance/current-projects/kewaunee-county-shoreland-zoning-ordinance-update2012-02-09T16:01:30brobinson/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/community-assistance/current-projects/kewaunee-county-shoreland-zoning-ordinance-updateThe intent of the Shoreland Zoning Ordinance update is to assure compliance with the objectives of Shoreland Zoning enabling statute 59.692 and to parallel as closely as possible the regulatory provisions of ch. NR 115, Wis. Adm. Code, which establishes minimum Shoreland Zoning Ordinance standards.

The present Shoreland Zoning Ordinance for Kewaunee County was adopted in 1969 and most recently revised 1992. The current ordinance includes the requirements of NR 115, Wisconsin's Shoreland Protection Program, and satisfies Section 59.692 Wisconsin Statutes.  However, in November 2009, the State of Wisconsin updated NR 115 to better protect lakes and rivers, while allowing property owners more flexibility on their land.  Updating the Shoreland Zoning will provide Kewaunee County with an ordinance that will aid in the protection of its water resources, wildlife habitat, and overall quality of life.  The new minimum shoreland zoning standards of the updated NR 115 must be in place by February 1, 2014.

For more information on the Kewaunee County Shoreland Zoning Ordinance Update, please contact:
Brandon Robinson, Community Assistance Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820

]]>The intent of the Shoreland Zoning Ordinance update is to assure compliance with the objectives of Shoreland Zoning enabling statute 59.692 and to parallel as closely as possible the regulatory provisions of ch. NR 115, Wis. Adm. Code, which establishes minimum Shoreland Zoning Ordinance standards.

The present Shoreland Zoning Ordinance for Kewaunee County was adopted in 1969 and most recently revised 1992. The current ordinance includes the requirements of NR 115, Wisconsin's Shoreland Protection Program, and satisfies Section 59.692 Wisconsin Statutes.  However, in November 2009, the State of Wisconsin updated NR 115 to better protect lakes and rivers, while allowing property owners more flexibility on their land.  Updating the Shoreland Zoning will provide Kewaunee County with an ordinance that will aid in the protection of its water resources, wildlife habitat, and overall quality of life.  The new minimum shoreland zoning standards of the updated NR 115 must be in place by February 1, 2014.

For more information on the Kewaunee County Shoreland Zoning Ordinance Update, please contact:
Brandon Robinson, Community Assistance Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820

]]>Comprehensive Planning/community-assistance/comprehensive-planning2012-02-09T14:44:22apierce/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/community-assistance/comprehensive-planning 

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Bay-Lake Region

 

Brown County

City of De Pere

Village of Hobart

Town of Glenmore

Town of Morrison

City of Green Bay

Village of Howard

Town of Green Bay

Town of New Denmark

Village of Allouez

Village of Pulaski

Town of Holland

Town of Pittsfield

Village of Ashwaubenon

Village of Suamico

Town of Humboldt

Town of Rockland

Village of Bellevue

Village of Wrightstown

Town of Lawrence

Town of Scott

Village of Denmark

Town of Eaton

Town of Ledgeview

Town of Wrightstown

 

Door County

City of Sturgeon Bay

Town of Baileys Harbor

Town of Gardner

Town of Sevastopol

Village of Egg Harbor

Town of Brussels

Town of Gibraltar

Town of Sturgeon Bay*

Village of Ephraim

Town of Clay Banks*

Town of Jacksonport*

Town of Union

Village of Forestville

Town of Egg Harbor

Town of Liberty Grove

Town of Washington*

Village of Sister Bay

Town of Forestville*

Town of Nasewaupee

 

 

Florence County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

Town of Aurora (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Commonwealth (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Fence (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Fern (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Florence (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Homestead (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Long Lake*

Town of Tipler*

 

Kewaunee County

City of Algoma

Town of Ahnapee

Town of Lincoln

Town of Red River

City of Kewaunee

Town of Carlton

Town of Luxemburg

Town of West Kewaunee*

Village of Casco*

Town of Casco

Town of Montpelier

 

 

Village of Luxemburg

Town of Franklin

Town of Pierce

 

Manitowoc County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

City of Kiel

Village of Reedsville (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Franklin

Town of Mishicot

City of Manitowoc

Village of St. Nazianz (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Gibson (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Newton

City of Two Rivers (Vol. I - City Plan) & (Vol II. - City Resources)

Village of Valders

Town of Kossuth (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Rockland (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Village of Cleveland

Village of Whitelaw (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Liberty (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Schleswig (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Village of Francis Creek (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Cato (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Manitowoc (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Two Creeks

Village of Kellnersville (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Centerville

Town of Manitowoc Rapids

Town of Two Rivers (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Village of Maribel (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Cooperstown

Town of Maple Grove (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

 

 

Village of Mishicot

Town of Eaton (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Meeme (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

 

Marinette County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

City of Marinette

Town of Amberg

Town of Lake

Town of Silver Cliff

City of Niagara

Town of Athelstane

Town of Middle Inlet

Town of Stephenson (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

City of Peshtigo

Town of Beaver (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Niagara (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Wagner

Village of Coleman

Town of Beecher

Town of Pembine (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Wausaukee (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Village of Crivitz (Vol. I - Village Plan)
& (Vol II. - Village Resources)

Town of Dunbar (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Peshtigo

 

 

 

Village of Pound*

Town of Goodman (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Porterfield

Village of Wausaukee

Town of Grover

Town of Pound

 

Oconto County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

City of Gillett

Town of Brazeau (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Little River

Town of Riverview

City of Oconto

Town of Breed (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Little Suamico (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Spruce (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

City of Oconto Falls (Vol. I - City Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Chase (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Maple Valley

Town of Stiles (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Village of Lena (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Doty (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Morgan (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Townsend (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Village of Pulaski

Town of Gillett

Town of Mountain

Town of Underhill

Village of Suring (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of How

Town of Oconto

 

 

 

Town of Abrams (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Lakewood (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Oconto Falls

Town of Bagley (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Lena (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Pensaukee

 

Sheboygan County

City of Plymouth

Village of Glenbeulah

Town of Herman

Town of Rhine

City of Sheboygan

Village of Howards Grove

Town of Holland

Town of Russell

City of Sheboygan Falls

Village of Kohler

Town of Lima

Town of Scott

Village of Adell

Village of Oostburg

Town of Lyndon

Town of Sheboygan

Village of Cascade

Village of Random Lake

Town of Mitchell

Town of Sheboygan Falls

Village of Cedar Grove

Village of Waldo

Town of Mosel

Town of Sherman

Village of Elkhart Lake

Town of Greenbush

Town of Plymouth

Town of Wilson

 

*No comprehensive plan has been developed or it is not yet available digitally as of February 2012.

 

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For more information or to report any errors or updates on the posted Comprehensive Plans, please contact:
Brandon Robinson, Community Assistance Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820
Email: brobinson@baylakerpc.org

]]> 

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Bay-Lake Region

 

Brown County

City of De Pere

Village of Hobart

Town of Glenmore

Town of Morrison

City of Green Bay

Village of Howard

Town of Green Bay

Town of New Denmark

Village of Allouez

Village of Pulaski

Town of Holland

Town of Pittsfield

Village of Ashwaubenon

Village of Suamico

Town of Humboldt

Town of Rockland

Village of Bellevue

Village of Wrightstown

Town of Lawrence

Town of Scott

Village of Denmark

Town of Eaton

Town of Ledgeview

Town of Wrightstown

 

Door County

City of Sturgeon Bay

Town of Baileys Harbor

Town of Gardner

Town of Sevastopol

Village of Egg Harbor

Town of Brussels

Town of Gibraltar

Town of Sturgeon Bay*

Village of Ephraim

Town of Clay Banks*

Town of Jacksonport*

Town of Union

Village of Forestville

Town of Egg Harbor

Town of Liberty Grove

Town of Washington*

Village of Sister Bay

Town of Forestville*

Town of Nasewaupee

 

 

Florence County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

Town of Aurora (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Commonwealth (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Fence (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Fern (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Florence (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Homestead (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Long Lake*

Town of Tipler*

 

Kewaunee County

City of Algoma

Town of Ahnapee

Town of Lincoln

Town of Red River

City of Kewaunee

Town of Carlton

Town of Luxemburg

Town of West Kewaunee*

Village of Casco*

Town of Casco

Town of Montpelier

 

 

Village of Luxemburg

Town of Franklin

Town of Pierce

 

Manitowoc County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

City of Kiel

Village of Reedsville (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Franklin

Town of Mishicot

City of Manitowoc

Village of St. Nazianz (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Gibson (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Newton

City of Two Rivers (Vol. I - City Plan) & (Vol II. - City Resources)

Village of Valders

Town of Kossuth (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Rockland (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Village of Cleveland

Village of Whitelaw (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Liberty (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Schleswig (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Village of Francis Creek (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Cato (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Manitowoc (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Two Creeks

Village of Kellnersville (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Centerville

Town of Manitowoc Rapids

Town of Two Rivers (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Village of Maribel (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Cooperstown

Town of Maple Grove (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

 

 

Village of Mishicot

Town of Eaton (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

Town of Meeme (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol II. - County Resources)

 

Marinette County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

City of Marinette

Town of Amberg

Town of Lake

Town of Silver Cliff

City of Niagara

Town of Athelstane

Town of Middle Inlet

Town of Stephenson (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

City of Peshtigo

Town of Beaver (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Niagara (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Wagner

Village of Coleman

Town of Beecher

Town of Pembine (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Wausaukee (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Village of Crivitz (Vol. I - Village Plan)
& (Vol II. - Village Resources)

Town of Dunbar (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Peshtigo

 

 

 

Village of Pound*

Town of Goodman (Vol I. - Town Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Porterfield

Village of Wausaukee

Town of Grover

Town of Pound

 

Oconto County Volume I (County Plan) & Volume II (County Resources)

City of Gillett

Town of Brazeau (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Little River

Town of Riverview

City of Oconto

Town of Breed (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Little Suamico (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Spruce (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

City of Oconto Falls (Vol. I - City Plan)
& (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Chase (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Maple Valley

Town of Stiles (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Village of Lena (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Doty (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Morgan (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Townsend (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Village of Pulaski

Town of Gillett

Town of Mountain

Town of Underhill

Village of Suring (Vol. I - Village Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of How

Town of Oconto

 

 

 

Town of Abrams (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Lakewood (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Oconto Falls

Town of Bagley (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Lena (Vol. I - Town Plan) & (Vol. II - County Resources)

Town of Pensaukee

 

Sheboygan County

City of Plymouth

Village of Glenbeulah

Town of Herman

Town of Rhine

City of Sheboygan

Village of Howards Grove

Town of Holland

Town of Russell

City of Sheboygan Falls

Village of Kohler

Town of Lima

Town of Scott

Village of Adell

Village of Oostburg

Town of Lyndon

Town of Sheboygan

Village of Cascade

Village of Random Lake

Town of Mitchell

Town of Sheboygan Falls

Village of Cedar Grove

Village of Waldo

Town of Mosel

Town of Sherman

Village of Elkhart Lake

Town of Greenbush

Town of Plymouth

Town of Wilson

 

*No comprehensive plan has been developed or it is not yet available digitally as of February 2012.

 

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For more information or to report any errors or updates on the posted Comprehensive Plans, please contact:
Brandon Robinson, Community Assistance Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820
Email: brobinson@baylakerpc.org

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2011

 
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2010
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]]>Current Projects/community-assistance/current-projects2012-02-08T13:50:06brobinson/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/community-assistance/current-projectsKewaunee County

Manitowoc County

Sheboygan County

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Manitowoc County

Sheboygan County

]]>Sheyboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan Update/community-assistance/current-projects/sheyboygan-county-agricultural-preservation-plan-update2012-02-08T13:49:52brobinson/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/community-assistance/current-projects/sheyboygan-county-agricultural-preservation-plan-updateThe overall purpose of the Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan is the preservation of productive agricultural lands for continued agricultural use and protection of farm operations from conflict with incompatible uses, sustaining agriculture as a viable part of the County's economy.

The Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan is being updated to meet the new requirements under Chapter 91, Wis. Stats. (Working Lands Initiative). In 2009 the Working Lands Initiative was signed into law, revising the State's existing Farmland Preservation Program. The revisions to the program include moderizing farmland preservation plans to meet current land use challenges, providing flexibility for designating areas planned for farmland preservation, and requiring consistency between local plans (i.e., Sheboygan County's adopted Comprehensive Plan from December 2009).

Under the Working Lands Initiative a county's farmland preservation plan must by recertified every 10 years to reflect current agricultural trends and conditions. As indicated in Chapter 91.10, Wis. Stats., the Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan is set to expire December 31, 2015. The original Sheboygan County Farmland Preservation Plan was adopted in 1979, with updates in 1985, and most recently in 2005.

For more information on the Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan Update, please contact:
Brandon Robinson, Community Assistance Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820
Email: brobinson@baylakerpc.org

]]>The overall purpose of the Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan is the preservation of productive agricultural lands for continued agricultural use and protection of farm operations from conflict with incompatible uses, sustaining agriculture as a viable part of the County's economy.

The Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan is being updated to meet the new requirements under Chapter 91, Wis. Stats. (Working Lands Initiative). In 2009 the Working Lands Initiative was signed into law, revising the State's existing Farmland Preservation Program. The revisions to the program include moderizing farmland preservation plans to meet current land use challenges, providing flexibility for designating areas planned for farmland preservation, and requiring consistency between local plans (i.e., Sheboygan County's adopted Comprehensive Plan from December 2009).

Under the Working Lands Initiative a county's farmland preservation plan must by recertified every 10 years to reflect current agricultural trends and conditions. As indicated in Chapter 91.10, Wis. Stats., the Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan is set to expire December 31, 2015. The original Sheboygan County Farmland Preservation Plan was adopted in 1979, with updates in 1985, and most recently in 2005.

For more information on the Sheboygan County Agricultural Preservation Plan Update, please contact:
Brandon Robinson, Community Assistance Planner III
Phone: (920) 448-2820
Email: brobinson@baylakerpc.org

]]>Publications/about/publications2012-02-08T12:30:10brobinson/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/about/publicationsThe following is a list of all the plans, reports, and guides created by the Commission over the last 10 years. A Publications List going back to the Commission's inception in 1973 is available here.

Some of the publications listed below are linked to enable download of a PDF of the document. If the publication you are interested in is not available for download, please contact the Commission at (920) 448-2820.

To perform a keyword search, hold the Control key and press "F". Then type the word in the box that appears towards the top or bottom of your screen.

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

  • Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program: Calendar Years 2007 - 2010, December 2006

  • Town of Red River 20-Year Comprehensive Plan, December 2006

  • Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission 2007 Annual Budget, December 2006

  • Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission 2007-2009 Work Program, December 2006

  • 2007 Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Planning Work Program, November 2006

  • Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Planning Work Program: 2007, November 2006

  • 2006 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Annual Report, October 2006

  • Year 2035 Sheboygan Area Transportation Plan (SATP), October 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Oconto County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Door County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Florence County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Marinette County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • 2005 Annual Report, June 2006

  • Mini-Conference #3 DVD: Creative Solutions for Protecting Lake Michigan Shores from Runoff Pollution, April 2006

  • Mini-Conference #2 DVD: Economic Impacts of Great Lakes Coastal Resources, April 2006

  • Mini-Conference #1 DVD: Innovative Approaches to Stormwater Management and Residential Development -- Thinking Beyond Ponds, March 2006

  • Economic Impacts of the Port of Green Bay, 2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

  • 2001 Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Planning Work Program, December 2000

  • Green Bay West Shore Cumulative and Secondary Impacts Study, Technical Report No. 76, December 2000

  • Sheboygan Metropolitan Area Transportation Improvements Program Amendment, Calendar Years 2000-2003, October 2000

  • Village of Reedsville Tax Incremental District Number One Project Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 102, September 2000

  • Town of Abrams USH 41/141 Corridor Land Use Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 99, September 2000

  • 2000 Annual Report Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, September 2000

  • City of Oconto Falls 2015 Comprehensive Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 92, July 2000

  • Town of Goodman Lake Planning Assessment, Technical Report No. 74, July 2000

  • Town of Wausaukee Lake Planning Assessment, Technical Report No. 75, July 2000

  • Town of Ahnapee 2020 Comprehensive Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 95, June 2000

  • 1999 Annual Report, May 2000

  • Town of Doty Master Land Use Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 101, May 2000

  • Florence County Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 100, April 2000

  • Town of Little Suamico 2020 Comprehensive Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 93, January 2000

]]>The following is a list of all the plans, reports, and guides created by the Commission over the last 10 years. A Publications List going back to the Commission's inception in 1973 is available here.

Some of the publications listed below are linked to enable download of a PDF of the document. If the publication you are interested in is not available for download, please contact the Commission at (920) 448-2820.

To perform a keyword search, hold the Control key and press "F". Then type the word in the box that appears towards the top or bottom of your screen.

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

  • Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Improvement Program: Calendar Years 2007 - 2010, December 2006

  • Town of Red River 20-Year Comprehensive Plan, December 2006

  • Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission 2007 Annual Budget, December 2006

  • Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission 2007-2009 Work Program, December 2006

  • 2007 Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Planning Work Program, November 2006

  • Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Planning Work Program: 2007, November 2006

  • 2006 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Annual Report, October 2006

  • Year 2035 Sheboygan Area Transportation Plan (SATP), October 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Oconto County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Door County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Florence County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • Public Transit/Human Services Transportation Coordination Plan for Marinette County, Wisconsin, September 2006

  • 2005 Annual Report, June 2006

  • Mini-Conference #3 DVD: Creative Solutions for Protecting Lake Michigan Shores from Runoff Pollution, April 2006

  • Mini-Conference #2 DVD: Economic Impacts of Great Lakes Coastal Resources, April 2006

  • Mini-Conference #1 DVD: Innovative Approaches to Stormwater Management and Residential Development -- Thinking Beyond Ponds, March 2006

  • Economic Impacts of the Port of Green Bay, 2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

  • 2001 Sheboygan Metropolitan Planning Area Transportation Planning Work Program, December 2000

  • Green Bay West Shore Cumulative and Secondary Impacts Study, Technical Report No. 76, December 2000

  • Sheboygan Metropolitan Area Transportation Improvements Program Amendment, Calendar Years 2000-2003, October 2000

  • Village of Reedsville Tax Incremental District Number One Project Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 102, September 2000

  • Town of Abrams USH 41/141 Corridor Land Use Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 99, September 2000

  • 2000 Annual Report Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, September 2000

  • City of Oconto Falls 2015 Comprehensive Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 92, July 2000

  • Town of Goodman Lake Planning Assessment, Technical Report No. 74, July 2000

  • Town of Wausaukee Lake Planning Assessment, Technical Report No. 75, July 2000

  • Town of Ahnapee 2020 Comprehensive Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 95, June 2000

  • 1999 Annual Report, May 2000

  • Town of Doty Master Land Use Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 101, May 2000

  • Florence County Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 100, April 2000

  • Town of Little Suamico 2020 Comprehensive Plan, Local Assistance Project No. 93, January 2000

]]>Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission2012-01-31T14:05:02rheath/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/bay-lake-regional-planning-commissionCommission Meetings/about/commission-meetings2012-01-31T11:22:42rheath/bay-lake-regional-planning-commission/about/commission-meetingsExecutive Committee
Agenda
Minutes
2012

2011
2010

 

 

 

Full Commission

Agenda
Minutes
2012


2011
2010

 

2012 Commission Meeting Schedule

Meeting Date
Type of Meeting/Location
Notable Actions

January 27, 2012

Executive Committee, Commission

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, and Set Committee Meeting Locations.

March 9, 2012

Full Commission,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, and Discuss Meetings with Counties.

April 27, 2012

Executive Committee

Approve Contracts, Review Draft 2011 Audit, Review Budget, Discuss County Commissioner Appointments, and Review Employment Manual.

June 8, 2012

Full Commission,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Approve 2012-2013 Affirmative Action Plan, Review Budget, and Set Levy Rate for 2013.

July 27, 2012

Executive Committee, Location TBD

Approve Contracts, Appoint and Schedule Nominating Committee, Review Budget, and Begin Drafting 2013-2014 Work Program and 2013 Budget.

September 14, 2012

Full Commission, Annual Meeting,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, Elect Officers, Make Committee Appointments and Elect Committee Officers, Adopt Preliminary 2013-2014 Work Program and  2013 Budget.

October 26, 2012

Executive Committee, Florence County

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, Review Draft 2012 CEDS, Adopt 2013-2016 Sheboygan TIP, Review Changes to the Preliminary 2013-2014 Work Program and 2013 Budget.

December 14, 2012

Full Commission,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Adopt 2012 CEDS, Adopt Final 2013-2014 Work Program and 2013 Budget, and Set 2013 Meeting Schedule.

 

]]>Executive Committee
Agenda
Minutes
2012

2011
2010

 

 

 

Full Commission

Agenda
Minutes
2012


2011
2010

 

2012 Commission Meeting Schedule

Meeting Date
Type of Meeting/Location
Notable Actions

January 27, 2012

Executive Committee, Commission

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, and Set Committee Meeting Locations.

March 9, 2012

Full Commission,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, and Discuss Meetings with Counties.

April 27, 2012

Executive Committee

Approve Contracts, Review Draft 2011 Audit, Review Budget, Discuss County Commissioner Appointments, and Review Employment Manual.

June 8, 2012

Full Commission,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Approve 2012-2013 Affirmative Action Plan, Review Budget, and Set Levy Rate for 2013.

July 27, 2012

Executive Committee, Location TBD

Approve Contracts, Appoint and Schedule Nominating Committee, Review Budget, and Begin Drafting 2013-2014 Work Program and 2013 Budget.

September 14, 2012

Full Commission, Annual Meeting,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, Elect Officers, Make Committee Appointments and Elect Committee Officers, Adopt Preliminary 2013-2014 Work Program and  2013 Budget.

October 26, 2012

Executive Committee, Florence County

Approve Contracts, Review Budget, Review Draft 2012 CEDS, Adopt 2013-2016 Sheboygan TIP, Review Changes to the Preliminary 2013-2014 Work Program and 2013 Budget.

December 14, 2012

Full Commission,
Commission Offices

Approve Contracts, Adopt 2012 CEDS, Adopt Final 2013-2014 Work Program and 2013 Budget, and Set 2013 Meeting Schedule.

 

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