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November 15, 196
MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAYF IELD COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
The Annual Meeting of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors was called to
order by Thomas E. Rondeau, Vice Chairman at 9:30 A.M.
The following members answered roll call: No. 1
Howard Sibbald, Thomas E. Rondeau, Raymond J. Mammoser,,William Stuart, Art
Hanson, Ernest Heglund, George Moniza, Louis J. Brost, G. William Frankie, Axel
Lehto, George Sampson, Philip-E. Tetzner, Bertyl R. Nelson, William Celinsky,
Walter Barningham, Art Meierotto, Edwin M. Erickson, Walter Wasmuth, Alva A. Lattimer,
Arthur A. Anderson, Bennie Rude - Total .21.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Sampson to dispense with the reading of the
last County Board minutes. Motion Carried.
The following Notice of Resignation was read:
No. 2
I, the undersigned, G. William Frankie, a member of the Bayfield County Board
of Supervisors representing the 9th District, consisting of the Towns of Hughes,
Orienta and Tripp, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, hereby tender my resignation as
such Supervisor and Chairman of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, effective
immediately.
Dated this 15th day of November, 1966.
G. William Frankie
NOTE: Section 17.01 (7) of the Wisconsin Statutes provides that resignations by a
County Supervisor shall be made to the Sheriff who shall immediately trans-
mit a notice thereof to the Chairman of the County Board and thereafter the
Sheriff shall file such resignation with the County Clerk.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Lehto to accept the resignation of Mr. Frankie.
Motion Carried.
No. 2a
s
A motion was made by Mammoser and seconded by Sibbald to seat Sanfred Anderson
of the Town of Orienta, as a member of the County Board representing District #9
to replace the vacancy of G. William Frankie. Motion Carried.
3b
November 15, 1966
No. 2b
The Board proceeded with nominations to elect a County Board Chairman and Vice
Chairman.
A motion was made and seconded to nominate Thomas E. Rondeau as Chairman of
the County Board.
Moved by Sampson.and seconded by Lattimer to close nominations.
Motion Carried.
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Mereitto instructing the Clerk to cast.a
unanimous ballot for Thomas E. Rondeau as Chairman of the County Board.
Motion Carried.
The Clerk cast the ballot as directed and the Chair declared Mr. Rondeau
elected as Chairman of the Bayfield County Board.
Nominations were in order for a Vice Chairman of the Bayfield County Board.
Moved by Erickson 'and seconded by Mammoser to nominate Walter Barningham as
Vice Chairman of the Board.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to nominate Bennie Rude as Vice Chairman
of the County Board.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Celinsky to close nominations. Motion Carried.
The Chair appointed Mr. Lattimer and Mr. Meierotto as tellers.
The result of the ballot was as follows:
Barningham 10
Rude
Total
The Chair declared Mr. Rude elected as Vice Chairman of the Bayfield County
The Chairman announced the position of Highway Commissioner would be vacant
the first of year.
The Clerk explained that the Highway Commissioner's position is held for one
year to begin with and after one year he would be appointed for a term of two
years.
The following applications for Highway Commissioner were read:
No. 3
I, the undersigned, G. William Frankie , of the Town of Tripp, Bayfield County,
Wisconsin, hereby make application to the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors for
the position of Highway Commissioner for said Bayfield County, for the term commenc-
ing in January, 1967.
Dated this 159 day of November, 1966.
0
G. William Frankie
November 15, 1966
No. 3a
Route 1
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 14, 1966
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Washburn., Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
J
I have been advised that you are accepting applications for the position of
County Highway Commissioner. Please accept this letter as application for said position
of County Highway Commissioner.
I make this application with the fullest understanding of the importance this
position has to our county. I feel that I could work very effectively and efficiently
in this capacity, and offer my qualifications for your consideration on the attached
resume.
If there is any further information desired, I will gladly submit it or meet
with you as per your request.
Your full consideration of my qualifications and application will be greatly
appreciated._
Very truly yours,
Dale A. Brevak
DALE A. BREVAK
ADDRESS: Route 1, Washburn, Wisconsin
AVAILABLE: November 15 on appointment
PERSONAL: Born - May 31, 1941 Age - 25
Place - Washburn, Wisconsin Health - Excellent
Height - 5' 9" Physical handicaps - none
Weight - 160 lbs. Race - Caucasian
Marital status - Married Draft Status - Veteran
TRAINING:
Graduated from Ondossagon High School in 1959. Attended Dunwoody Industrial
Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Course consisted of original survey, computa-
tion of survey notes, design of urban and rural highways according to state stand-
ards and specifications, drafting, testing of concrete, asphalt and gravel materialse.
Operation and adjustment of transits, levels, and other survey equipment®. Graduat-
ed from Dunwoody Institute in 1961.
Eight week's training at Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri on wheel vehicle mechanics.
On the job training for 4 weeks at Ft. Carson, Colorado for track and wheel mechanics.
Seventy-two hour course on the army records system (TAERS).
EXPERIENCE:
Work experience started in 1957 in operating heavy equipment and mainten-
ance of family owned.business. Work consisted of rural road construction,
ditching, dam building, land clearing, and golf course construction.
From 1959 to 1961 worked full time during summer months at heavy equipment
operation while attending Dunwoody Industrial Institute at Minneapolis.
From September 1961 until February 1962 worked with the State Highway Commission
at Superior. Work consisted of surveying, asphalt and concrete inspection,
subgrade construction inspection and testing, drafting and computation of field
notes. Transferred to Federal Forest Service for position of instrument man on
survey crew. Promoted to chief of party in surveying. Some work consisted of
staking subgrade of various construction projects. Also, reconnaissance for
proposed federal forest roads and complete survey. Presently hold civil service
i
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rating with U. S. Civil Service Commission.
Inducted into military service in December 1963. Worked primarily in mainten-
ance of army equipment and records. Received honorable separation December 1965.
Decorations include Combat Infantry Badge, Viet Nam Service Medal, and Good Con-
duct Medal.
Employed by.E. I. DuPont at Barksdale in January 1966. Began as a'Wash-house
helper, promoted to 2nd class operator and lst class operator in TNT department
until May 1966.
Presently employed by Albert Brevak Construction as heavy equipment operator
and foreman.
REFERENCES:
Donald Juza, Wisconsin State Highway Commission, Superior
Mervin Johnson, Federal Forest Service, Park Falls
Albert Brevak, Albert Brevak Construction, Washburn
The Board proceeded with the election of a Highway Commissioner.
The Chair appointed Mr. Celinsky and Mr. Barningham as tellers.
was ordered
ThP__Ba�lot/ for position of a Highway Commissioner, effective as of Jan. 1, 1967,
The result of the ballot was as follows:
G. William Frankie - 11
Dale Brevak - 10
Total - 21
The Chair declared Mr. G. William Frankie duly elected as Highway Commissioner
effective as of January 1, 1967.
The Board proceeded with the election of a Highway Committee.
No. 3b
Mr. Wasmuth explained to the Board the study that had been. made by the Committee
on boundary changes of the districts. The plan for redistricting the Highway Districts
to be as follows:
District #1 - Towns of Russell, Bayfield, Bell, Clover, Port Wing,
Washburn, Bayview & the City of Bayfield
District #2 - Towns of Barksdale, Pilsen, Keystone, Eileen, Kelly,
Lincoln & the City of Washburn
District #3 - Towns of Orienta, Oulu, Tripp, Hughes,. Iron River,
Delta, Barnes, Drummond, Mason, Pratt,
Namakagon, Cable, the Villages of Cable
and Mason
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Celinsky to accept the recommendation of the
study made by the Committee changing the boundaries for the Highway Districts.
Motion Carried.
November 15, 1966
The following nomination was made for a member of the Highway Committee from
District #1.
A motion was made and seconded to nominate Walter Wasmuth as a member of the
Highway Committee from District No. 1.
Moved by Nelson and seconded by Sampson to close nominations. Motion Carried.
Moved by Sibbald and seconded by Celinsky instructing the Clerk to cast a unani-
mous ballot for Mr. Wasmuth as a member of the Highway Committee from District #1.
Motion Carried.
The Clerk cast the ballot as directed and the Chair declared Mr. Wasmuth elected
'As a member of the Highway Committee from District #1.
A motion was made and seconded to nominate Ernest Heglund as a member of the
Highway Committee from District No. 2.
Moved by Lattimer and seconded by Rude to close nominations. Motion Carried.
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Moniza to instruct the Clerk to cast a unani-
mous ballot for Mr. Heglund as a member of the Highway Committee from District #2.
Motion Carried.
The Clerk cast the ballot as directed and the Chair declared Mr. Heglund elected
as a member of the Highway Committee from District #2.
A motion was made and seconded to nominate Howard Sibbald as a member of the
Highway Committee from District #3.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Art Anderson to close nominations. Motion
Carried.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Lattimer to instruct the Clerk to cast a
unanimous ballot for Mr. Sibbald as a member of the -Highway Committee from District #3.
Motion Carried.
The Clerk cast the ballot as directed and the Chair declared Mr. Sibbald elected
as a member of the Highway Committee from District #3.
Mr. Martin Olsen, Division Engineer, State Highway Commission, Superior, Wiscon-
sin,' reported on highway construction, aids, surveys, etc., in Bayfield County. He
stated that maintenance of highways will be similar to past years.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 4
PROVIDING FOR THE ADVANCE OR TRANSFER OF CONSTRUCTION
FUNDS IN BAYFIELD COUNTY
WHEREAS Section 84.03(5), Wisconsin Statutes, provides that the State Highway
Commission and County Board, or a County Highway Committee when authorized by the
County Board, may agree upon the advance of one or more future years' allotments for
such county under Section 84.03(3), to be expended on selected improvements on state
trunk highways or connecting streets within such county to the extent so agreed, and
WHEREAS occasions frequently arise when it is necessary or desirable to provide
for the advance, allocation, or transfer of construction funds to or between previously
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authorized or additional needed construction improvements on state trunk highways
or connecting streets in this county.
THEREFORE, in order to provide for promptly making available the funds necessary
for such improvements and to avoid the delay and expense incident to calling a special
meeting of this board for such purpose,
BE IT RESOLVED that the State Highway Commission be and is hereby petitioned to
advance pursuant to Section 84.03(5), Wisconsin Statutes, upon the filing of a request
therefor by the County Highway Committee of this county, which said Committee is here-
by authorized to file, such sums as may be required and are not otherwise available for
any such previously authorized or additional needed construction improvements in this
county, with the understanding that the amounts thus advanced will be deducted from
future state allotments for state trunk highway construction in this county under
Section 84.03(3) of the Statutes, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the State Highway Commission be and is hereby peti-
tioned, upon the filing of a request therefor by the County Highway Committee of this
county, which said Committee is hereby authorized to file, to transfer to or between
any such previously authorized or additional needed construction improvements in this
county, any funds allotted by the State under the provisions of Section 84.03(3),
Wisconsin Statutes, and previously allocated to any other improvement- or remaining
unallocated in reserve.
Resolution presented by: Frank Hoefling
The foregoing resolution was adopted on
November 15, 1966.
Edward -A. Pajala, County Clerk.
Joseph Berweger
Walter Wasmuth
Moved by Wasmuth and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 5
COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE DURING THE
CALENDAR YEAR 1967
Notice: Section IX on page 4 of this resolution authorizes the County Highway
Commissioner, subject to supervision and control by the County Highway Committee, to
employ, discharge, suspend, or reinstate county highway personnel. This change in
form was made in 1945 in view of Attorney General's opinions dated March 6 and March 24,
1945. If this form conflicts with any existing general rules or civil service plan,
or if the County Board wishes to limit the authority which would be conferred by this
provision, the attached form should be appropriately altered in consultation with the
District Attorney.
Attention is directed to the fact that any action taken by the County Highway
Committee in exercising its powers must, to be effective., be recorded in the minutes
of the County Highway Committee's meeting.
- November 15, 1966
COUNTY AID CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE DURING
THE CALENDAR YEAR 1967
SECTION I. The County Board of Supervisors of BAYFIELD County, Wisconsin, reg-
ularly assembled, does hereby ordain that such funds as may be made available to the
county for highway work in the year 1967 under the provisions of Section 20.420 and
Chapter 83 of the Statutes, and the additional sums herein appropriated, shall be
expended as hereinafter set forth;
SECTION II. COUNTY TRUNK HIGHWAY ALLOTMENT. WHEREAS the State Highway Commission
has notified the County Clerk that a sum of money estimated to be Two Hundred Fifty-
eight Thousand, Five Hundred Dollars ($258,500.00) will become available at the end of
the fiscal year under the provisions of Sections 83.10 and 20.420(3)(xg) and (3) (xm)
of the Statutes, for the county trunk highway system in the county, but the actual
amount will not be known until the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967..
BE IT RESOLVED that the County Highway Committee is authorized and directed to
expend the said sum to the extent required to match and supplement Federal aid for
construction, right of way, and other costs on any Federal projects located on the
county trunk highway system of said county, which are not recovered from Federal funds,
and to expend any balance for constructing, repairing, and maintaining such county
trunk highway system and the bridges thereon, including snow and ice removal and con-
trol, as directed in Section 83.10(1) of the Statutes, and to reimburse the general
fund for any expenditures that may be made therefrom pursuant to Section 83.01(6) of
the Statutes. The distribution to such purposes is estimated, but not specifically
directed, to be as follows:
For construction -maintenance, snow and ice removal and control on"the County
Trunk Highway System.
The County Clerk is directed to levy the special benefit assessments made herein -
as special charges against the respective municipalities as provided by law.
SECTION VII. WHEREAS the various highway activities for which provision is
made in this resolution are continuous from year to year; and the exact cost of any
work cannot be known at the time of making the appropriation therefor,
BE IT RESOLVED that this Board does hereby direct that any balance remaining
in any appropriation for a specific highway improvement after the same shall have
been completed may be used by the County Highway Committee to make up any deficit
that may occur in any other improvement which is part of the same item in the
county budget, for whichprovision is herein made, and any balances.remaining at
the end of the year in any highway fund shall remain and be available for the same
purpose in the ensuing year.
SECTION VIII. WHEREAS the exact amount of the funds that will become available
from the state for highway purposes in the county under Section 20.420 of the Statutes
will not be known until on or after June 30, 1967.
BE IT RESOLVED that -the County Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to
make payments for the purposes for which such funds are to be used, as hereinbefore
authorized, from any funds in the county treasury that are not required for the purpos-
es for which appropriated prior to August 1, 1967, and to reimburse such funds in the
county treasury from the sums received under Section 20.420 of the Statutes.
SECTION IX. WHEREAS the County Highway Committee and the County Highway Commissio
er are charged with the duty and responsibility of carrying out the construction and
� maintenance of highways for which provision is made, and other related supervisory
November 15, 1966
and administrative duties.
BE IT RESOLVED that the County Highway Commissioner shall have authority to
employ, discharge, suspend, or reinstate such personnel as he'deems necessary for
such purposes, provided however that the County Highway Committee may by action
recorded in its minutes determine the number of persons to be hired and may also
at any time by action so recorded order the County Highway Commissioner to employ,
discharge, suspend, or reinstate any such person. The term "personnel" or "person"
shall include all patrolmen, laborers, foremen, clerks, stenographers, or other
employees necessary to carry on such activities.
Presented Nov. 15, 1966 By: Frank Hoefling
Voted on foregoing resolution:
Ayes - 21
The foregoing resolution was
adopted on Nov. 15, 1966,
Edward A. Pajala, County Clerk.
Joseph Berweger
Walter Wasmuth
County Highway Committee
Moved by Wasmuth and seconded by Sampson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Roll call vote was as follows: No.5a.
Ayes - Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanfred
Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson,
Wasmuth, Lattimer, Art Anderson, Rude,
Nayes - none
Ayes - 21
Nayes - 0
Total - 21 Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 6
PURCHASE OF HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT
BAYFIELD COUNTY
WHEREAS for the construction and maintenance of highways, including the removal
and control of snow and ice, it becomes necessary from 'time to time to purchase equip -
went, the nature of and necessity for which cannot be accurately anticipated.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the County Highway Committee is hereby authorized,
pursuant to Section 83.015(2) of the Statutes, to purchase without further authority,
and to the extent that revolving funds accumulated for such purpose or appropriations
made for such purpose are available, such highway equipment as they deem necessary to
properly carry on the work, and to trade or sell such old equipment as may be consider-
ed to be for the best interests of the county;
Resolution presented Nov. 15, 1966 Walter Wasmuth
The foregoing resolution was adopted
on ,Nov. 15, 1966.
Edward A. Pajala, County Clerk.
-----------------November 15, 1966
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Petitions were read:
No. 7
County Aid Bridge
Section 81.38
TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.,
BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
GENTLEMEN:
This petition of the Town of Kelly, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, respectfully
represents and shows to your honorable body that:
The bridge known as the White River Bridge on the road known as the Maple Ridge
Road in the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section 29, Township 46 North,
Range 5 West, on a public highway maintainable by the Town of Kelly, requires a re-
placement in"aceordance with the provisions of Section 81.38 of the Wisconsin Statutes.,
The'Town of Kelly has provided for such portion of the cost of replacement as is
required by Statute.
The total cost of such replacement is $1150.00.
Wherefore, Petitioner prays and makes this petition to your honorable body for
County Aid for one-half of the cost to said Town, in the amount.of $575.00, all in
accordance with the provisions of Section 81.38 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Dated this 10 day of
November, 1966.
Signed: William A. Stuart
Julian Johnson
Vernon Johnson
Town Board, Town of Kelly
Bayfield County, Wisconsin
No. 8«
County Aid Bridge
,Section 81.38
TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
GENTLEMEN:
This petition of the Town of Orienta, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, respectfully
represents and shows to your honorable body that:
Additional cost for the bridge known as .Culvert No. 1 in the Nelson Ravine on
the road known as the,C. 0. Nelson Road, located in the E)6 of the SEY, Section 12,
Township 49 North, Range 9 West, on a public highway maintainable by the Town of
Orienta amounts to $262.30.
Wherefore, petitioner prays and makes this petition to your Honorable body for
an Additional County Aid Bridge appropriation of $131.15, all in accordance with the
provisions of Section 81.38 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Signed: Sanfred Anderson John Hoefling
David Crozier
Dated this 14th day Town Board, Town of Orienta
of November, 1966. Bayfield.County, Wisconsin
November 15, 1966
No. 9
County Aid Bridge
Section 81.38
TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
GENTLEMEN:
This petition of the Town of Delta, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, respectfully re-
presents -and shows to your honorable body that:
The bridge known as the Hanson Creek Bridge on.the road known as the Sutherland -
Pike River Road in the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section 25, Town-
ship 46 North, Range 7 West, on a public highway maintainable by the Town of Delta,
requires replacement in accordance with the provisions of Section 81.38 of the Wis-
consin Statutes.
The Town of Delta has provided for such portion of the cost of replacement as is
required by Statute.
The total cost of such replacement is $1024.98.
Wherefore, Petitioner prays and makes this petition to your honorable body for
County Aid for one-half of the cost to said Town, in the amount of $512.49, all in
accordance with the provisions of Section 81.38 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Dated this 22 day of
October, 1966.
Signed: , Art C. Hanson
- George Bednarik
Jos. Visocky
Town Board, Town of Delta
Bayfield County, Wisconsin
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Celinsky to received and place on file the
foregoing Petitions. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 10
COUNTY AID BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION UNDER SECTION 81.38 OF THE
STATUTES - COUNTY OF BAYFIELD
WHEREAS the various towns hereinafter named have filed petitions for county aid
in the construction of bridges under Section 81.38 of the Statutes, said petitions
are hereby granted, and the county's share is appropriated as follows:
Amount Raised Amount of County
Town Bridge by Local Units Aid Granted
Kelly White River Bridge 575.00 575.00
Culvert No. 1
Orienta Nelson Ravine 131.15 131.15
Delta Hanson Creek Bridge 512.49 512.49
TOTAL 1218.64 1218.64
The County Board does hereby levy a tax to meet said appropriations on all of the
property in the county which is taxable for such purpose.
WARNING: It is directed that provision for this levy shall be made in the county
budget, but that this levy shall not be duplicated.
November 150_1966
Resolution offered by: Frank Hoefling
Joseph Berweger
Resolution Adopted Walter Wasmuth
Edward A. Pajala, County Clerk.
Dated November 15, 1966.
Moved by Wasmuth and seconded by Sibbald to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Moved by Sanfred Anderson and seconded by Brost that the amount in the fore-
going Resolution be included in the Budget at the.time it is voted on.
.Motion Carried.
The following Proposed Z.oning Budget was read:
No. 11
WASHBURN, WISCONSIN
November 14, 1966
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County Zoning Committee hereby submits the following proposed budget
for the expenses involved with the administration of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordin-
ance and Sanitary Ordinance for 1967. The itemized budget is as follows:
EXPENSES:.
Administration & Salaries $ 6,000.00
Mileage 19200.00,
Advertising - Hearings 150.00
Supplies 250.00
Committee Expenses 19050.00
Deputy Fees 300.00
TOTAL $ 8,950.00
INCOME:
300 Permits @ $5.00 (average) $ 19500.00
10 Special Use Permits @ $25.00 250.00
TOTAL $ 19750.00
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart Ernest Heglund
Howard Sibbald Alva A. Lattimer
William Celinsky
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Sampson to receive and place on file the
foregoing Budget. Motion Carried.
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The following proposed Budget was read:
No. 12
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 14,"1966
Bayfield County
Board of Supervisors
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County Fair Committee requests•an
appropriation of $24,995.00
for the
1967 Bayfield County Fair.
The proposed budget
is as follows:
REVENUES:
EXPENDITURES:
Advertising $
500.00
Advertising
1100.00
Horse Race Entry Fees
800.00
Insurance
250.00
Gate Receipts
2000.00
Judges
500.00
Exhibitor Fees
450.00
Maintenance, Bldg. etc.
2700.00
Grandstand Receipts
3000.00
Officers Salaries
1500.00
Concessions
300.00
Police, Gate, etc.
2000.00
Carnival
550.00
Clerk Salary
1000.00
Change
250.00
Postage & Freight
150.00
State Aid on Premiums
4500.00
Fair Premium Book
1000.00
County Board Appropriation
12645.00
Purses - Speed
3800.00
Rental of Equipment 300.00
Ribbons & Badges 125.00
Special Acts & Features 2000.00
Supt. & Assts. 1200.00
Supplies 500.00
Telephone 100.00
Water, Light 300.00
Wis. Association Dues 45.00
Change 250.00
Auditing 175.00
Premiums on Exhibits 6000.00
TOTAL $ 249995.00 $ 24,995.00
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY FAIR COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart Howard Sibbald
Alva Lattimer William Celinsky
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Erickson to receive and place on file the fore-
going Budget. Motion Carried.
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The following proposed Budget was read:
No. 13
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 14, 1966
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS•
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County Agricultural Committee submits the following proposed budget
for the County Extension Office for 1967. The itemized budget is as follows:
November 15, 1966
Signed,
Salary, County Agent
29900.00
Car Expense, County Agent
19257.00
Travel Expense, County Agent
125.00
Office Expenses
19890.00
Regular Clerk Hire
29940.00
Extra Clerk Hire
29120.00
Agricultural Committee
855.00
S.C.S. Committee
600.00
Salary, County Home Ec. Agent
19300.00
Car Expense, County Home Ec.Agent
19029.00
Travel Expense, County Home Ec.Agent
175.00
Adult Programs
125.00
Salary, 4-H Club Agent
2,000.00
Car Expense, 4-H Club Agent
1,000®00
Travel -Expense,-4-H.Club Agent
175.00
4-H Clubs
525.00
4-H Leaders
19000.00
S 20,016.00
BAYFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart Ernest Heglund
Howard Sibbald Alva Lattimer
William Celinsky
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Celinsky to receive and place on file the fore-
going Budget. Motion Carried.
The following communication was read:
No. 14
TOWN OF BARNES
Bayfield County Wisconsin
Solon Springs, Wis. 54873
Bayfield County Board
Edward A. Pajala, County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
The Town Board of the Town of Barnes -hereby petitions the County Board of Bay -
field County, Wisconsin to inspect the waterway between Middle and Lower Eau Claire
Lakes in Lot 4, Sec. 19, Twp. 44 N., Range 9 W. with a view of deepening the chennel
and improving navigation (see Wis. Statutes 30.19). This project should be eligible
for matching funds.
Dated this 141 day of November 1966.-
Glenn W. Hall, Chairman
Wm. Goetz, Supervisor
Gretchen Barnes, Supervisor
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Sampson to refer the foregoing communica-
tion to the Conservation Committee of the County Board for further study..
Motion Carried.
November 15, 1966
The following Resolution was read:
No. 15
WHEREAS, the.appropriation for social security aids are made under six different
headings, and
WHEREAS, it is impossible to accurately predict the necessary appropriation for
each and every aid so there may be an overrun in some.aids and a deficit in others, and
WHEREAS, County Board action is necessary to transfer funds from one aid to anothe
therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual session this
15th day of November, 1966, that the total amount appropriated for the six various
aids administered by the Welfare Department be and hereby is appropriated under one
amount listed as Appropriation for Social Security Aids.
DATED: This 15th day of November 1966.
PRESENTED BY: Bennie R. Rude
Louis J. Brost
Art A. Anderson
Moved by Rude and seconded by Erickson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The Following Communication and Proposed Budget was read:
No. 16
October 20, 1966
Finance Committee
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
Gentlemen:
On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Bayfield County Rest Home, I submit
the following budget estimates for the year 1967.
Respectfully submitted:
Edith M. Nolander, R. N.
Superintendent
BAYFIELD COUNTY REST HOME
PROPOSED BUDGET.
1967
Proposed
Administration
Budget
Salaries
$ 4,900.00
Supplies
250.00
Telephone
300.00
Soc. Sec. & Retire.,
11,500.00
Incidental Labor Cost
47000.00
Travel
475.00
Miscellaneous
800.00
Dep't. Total
$ 229225.00
Care of Patients
Dietary Salaries
$ 9,270.00
Food
149500.00
Dishes & Utensils
200.00
Dietary Supplies
900.00
Medical Salaries
1,081.50
Drugs
3,000.00
Medical Supplies
19000.00
November_ 15, 1966
BAYFIELD COUNTY REST HOME
PROPOSED BUDGET - 1967 (Cont'd.)
Care of Patients (cont'd.)
Patient Care Salaries
Clothing
Recreation
Pers.-Services & Supplies
Dep't. Total
Household and Property
Maid .Salaries
Bedding
Household Supplies
Laundry Salaries
Laundry Supplies
Plant Salaries
Fuel
Elect., Water & Sewer
Plant Supplies
Maintenance Salaries
Building Supplies & Expense
Ground Supplies & Expense
Dept. Total
Prepayments
Insurance
Outlay
General
Total
Salary Adjustment
Possible salary adjustment
pending State Action on
minimum wage law
Grand Total
Estimated receipts for 1967 needed without salary
adjustment: $ 119,019.20
Estimated receipts for 1967 needed with salary
adjustment: $ 1289832.00
1967
Proposed
Budget
$ 42,000.00
100.00
200.00
100.00
$ 72,351.50
5,356.00
300.00
19000.00
5,200.00
900.00
1,751.00
49500.00
2,400.00
400.00
1,751.00
300.00
200.00
$ 24,058.00
900.00
900.00
$ 120,434.50
$ 8,500.00
$ 128,934.50
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to accept the foregoing proposed Budget
and place same on file. Motion Carried.
The following Proposed Budget was read:
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD MEMBERS
Executive Committee
Gentlemen:
No. 17
Re: 1967 Budget for Clerk of Courts
Please enter the proposed budget for the Clerk of Courts, which also includes
the Law Library for the year 1967:
November 15, 1966
Proposed Budget
Clerk's Salary
: Deputy cl.erk':s salary
Extra deputy
Convention expense June -Sept.
Jury Commissioners
Bailiffs
Testimony and tape
Law library
Telephone
Attorney for indigent -defendants
Jurors
Doctors' fee for mental exams
Witness fees
Check books
Envelopes
Postage
Office supplies and Misc.
$ 4020.00
3219.84
189.06
275.00
100.00
125.00
200.00
1000.00
500.00
1500...00
3500.00
375.00
500.00
25.00
250.00
160.00
1000.00
8 169938.90
I would also like to put in a request for one new typewriter to replace the old
one and if possible, would like to have the files in the vault on the north wall
painted to match the others.
• I thank-you,for your consideration.
Lois C. Arntsen, Clerk of Courts
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Moniza to receive the foregoing Budget and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Report was read:
No. 18
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TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS Or THE BAYFIELD CO. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
GENTLEMEN:
Submitted herewith is a report of the funds received and disbursed by the Bay -
field County Court for the year beginning Nov. 1, 1965 and ending Oct. 31, 1966.
COLLECTED AND PAID TO BAYFIELD COUNTY:
State traffic fines S 1135.00
State forfeitures 6106.35
All fines except traffic 3695.00
County traffic fines & forfeitures 4685.00
City fines and forfeitures 763.00
3 169384.3
COURT COSTS:
Criminal & Ordinance
Probate filing fees
Forms
Certified copies
Civil fees
Suit tax
8 766.00
-748.00
127.00
456 :-2 5
460.50
365.00
29922.75
November 15, 1966
Paid to City of Washburn and
Bayfield
Paid - Wardens fees
Miscellaneous Payments
Trust. Money: Previous balance 3755.14
Deposit 8460.04
Disbursed -6872.59
Balance 5342.61
Support and Alimony received and disbursed
$ 763.00
254.00
7259.99
8 39,344.04
P.R0BA.TE
(Cases filed)
18 Guardianships 18 Summary Settlement
51 Estates 7 Ancillary Estates
53 Joint Tenancy 12 Wills for safekeeping
,19 Heirships
MISCELLANEOUS CASES FILED
276'Criminal Cases
220 State traffic cases
168 County traffic cases
48 City traffic cases
73 Juveniles 5 waived to Criminal
9 Adoptions"
17 Mental
12 Divorce Actions
6 County Judgment
41 Delinquent Income tax liens
16 Miscellaneous cases
21 University Hospitals
13 Special Disp. to Marry
17 Transfer Motor Vehicle
14 Real Estate Foreclosures
38 Small Claims
9 Garnishees
16 Mech. Liens
6 Transcript of Judgment
-2 Hospital Liens
5 Ministers Certificates
COURT COSTS DI SBRU SED
Attorney Fees
19306.53
Bailiff Fees
119.00
Testimony
196.50
Witness Fees
467.15
Jury Commissioners
84.00
Jurors Fees
39154.10
5,327.28
Lois C. Arntsen
Clerk of Courts
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Tetzner to receive and place.on file the
foregoing Report. Motion Carried.
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The following communication was read:
No. 19
October 21, 1966
Subject: 1967 Appropriation
To: Mr. Edward A. Pajala.
Bayfield County Clerk
Washburn, Wisconsin
From: Commander, Chequamegon Bay Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
The Chequamegon Bay unit of the Civil Air Patrol again requests an appropriation
to be included in the County budget for 1967 in the amount of $500.00 as in past years.
This amount will cover part of our expenses in connection with search and rescue, Civil
Defense, Assistance to Law Enforcement agencys, Training and Maintenance.
A request for $1000.00 is also being forwarded to Ashland County.
BY THE COMMANDER Joseph P. Pozarski,.Lt. Col. C.A.P.
Commander, Chequamegon Bay Senior
P. 0. Box 324 Squadron
Ashland, Wisconsin
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Celinsky to receive and place on file the fore-
going communication. Motion Carried.
The following Communication was read:
No. 20.
October 24, 1966
To the Finance Committee
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
I submit my application to audit the Bayfield County records and books of account
for the year ending December,31, 1966 at a per diem rate of $80.00, $45.00 and $30.00
for senior, semi -senior and junior accountants respectively. It is estimated that the
cost of the general county audit will be from $2,700.00 to $3,000.00. In addition to
the foregoing, an estimate of $120.00 is made for the 1967 annual state report and an
estimate of $190.00 for the 1967 Bayfield County Fair report.
The audit will include the records of the General County, Register of Deeds,
Clerk of Circuit Court, County Court, Highway Department and County Rest Hdme, as in
previous examinations of Bayfield County.
Respectfully submitted,
W. E. Wickman
P.S.. Completion date 10/15/67 Certified Public Accountant
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Sampson to accept the application of W. E.
Wickman, Certified Public Accountant, to audit the 1966 records for Bayfield County.
Motion Carried.
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November 15, .1966
The following Communication and report was read:
No. 21
October 6, 1966
TO ALL COUNTY BOARD CHAIRMEN AND COUNTY CLERKS
RELATING TO SUGGESTED ITEMS TO BE PLACED IN THE COUNTY BUDGET
Gentlemen:
You will recall that at the recent Wisconsin County Boards Association conven-
tion in my address to the convention I suggested that counties seriously consider
placing in their budget amounts to cover dues to the National Association of Counties
and to cover a proposed labor management service for Wisconsin Counties.
NACO DUES
Enclosed with this letter is a schedule of dues for all of the counties as set
forth by the National Association. About 12 counties now already belong to the
National Association. In view of thv any federal aid programs now available to
counties, it appears that.it would be good judgment on the parts of all counties to
join the National Association so that they could readily be informed fully on the
opportunities under federal aid programs, including guides describing eligibility,
types of projects for which aid is given, and full details on how to participate.
The NACO staff in Washington will aid and assist subscribing counties and their
officials in matters before the Congress and in the executive departments. It would
appear that the time has arrived when every county should have available to them a
source of information in Washington, D. C. for national problems, as well as the
Wisconsin County Boards Association at Madison as a source on state problems.
We earnestly advise that you give consideration to placing fees in your county
budget for membership in the National Association of Counties this fall.
COUNTY CO-ORDINATOR OF FEDERAL AIDS
In connection with the above membership in the National Association of Counties,
we would suggest that you appoint some person as a county co-ordinator of federal
aids and notify the Washington office who the person is to receive the material and
data that will be available to your county. This person could also analyze all of this
data and make it readily available to the Standing Committees of your county boards
for their consideration.
PROPOSED LABOR MANAGEMENT SERVICE
In the September issue of WISCONSIN COUNTIES on page 21 is an article giving in
detail the proposed labor management service that I spoke about at the convention as
being a joint venture with the League of Wisconsin Municipalities and the County
Boards to supply information and services and to act as a clearing house for informa-
tion relating to municipal labor relations. Included in the article was a proposed
dues schedule which was based on the number of full-time employees in the county
which are presently organized by the unions, or which will very probably be organized,
such as your county highway departments and institutions.
The proposed dues schedule is as follows:
Proposed Dues Schedule
No. of Full -Time
Employees
0-
51-
76-
101-
151-
201-
301-
401-
501-
Annual Char-ae
$100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
November 15, 1966
-I I Proposed Dues Schedule (cont'd.)
No. of Full -Time
Employees
701-
1,001-
.1,501-
2,001-
3, 001-
Annual Charge
1,000---------------$ 550
1,500--------------- 600
2,000--------------- 700
3,000--------------- 800
--------------- goo
We suggest that you place an appropriation in your budget to cover this service
if you are interested. While the full details have not been worked out as yet, it
looks as -though, if sufficient numbers of cities and counties are interested.in such a
service, that it can.be put into effect in.1967..
We suggest that you carefully read -the article in the September issue -- also
contact your county highway commissioner and committee and probably your trustees of
institutions and your superintendent to see what they think of such a plan. If the
response is favorable, we would suggest that you place an, item in your county budget
to cover the proposed annual charge for such service. This would guarantee that when
the Service -Agency is organized and ready to begin that dues could be collected to
cover its operations.
CONCLUSION
We believe that the items that we have raised in this letter are of great im-
portance to county government, and hope that they will be given favorable considera-
tion by your Finance and Budget Committees and also on your county board when it comes
up for action in your fall session.
If you have any questions at all, do not hesitate to contact our office.
Very truly yours,
WISCONSIN COUNTY BOARDS ASSOCIATION
By: A. J. Thelen
Executive -Secretary
Moved by Hanson and seconded by Sibbald to receive and place on file the foregoing
Communication. Motion Carried.
No. 21&
Moved by Celinsky and seconded by Sibbald that Bayfield County join the National
Association of Counties for one year. Motion Carried.
No. 21b
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Mammoser that the County Clerk be the Co-ordinator
of the Federal Aids Programs Motion Carried.
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Motion made and duly seconded to adjourn. Motion Carried.
November 15, 1966
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Meeting called to order at 2:00 P.M. by Thomas E. Rondeau, Chairman ,
The following members answered roll call: /Jo. _29
Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanf red
Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson,
Art
Wasmuth, Lattimer, Anderson, Rude - Total - 21.
Mr. Jerome Merkel, Trustee of the Bayfield County Rest Home gave an oral report
to the County Board members on the operation of the Rest Home.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to resolve the County Board -into a
Committee of the whole for the purpose of a hearing on the Budget. Motion Carried.
There were no appearances.
The County Clerk was at the Court House at 2.00 P.M., -November 15th, 1966, which
time had been advertised for a hearing on tjae Budget. No one appeared on Nov. 15Lh.
Moved by Sibbald and seconded by Erickson to .adjourn the hearing and to re-
convene as a County Board. Motion Carried.
No. 23
Moved by Sibbald and seconded by Moniza that the Report of the Bayfield County
Public Health Nurse be received and placed on file.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 24
Motion Carried.
RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of the County of Bayfield, meeting
in regular session this 15th day of November, 1966:
That the following buildings located on properties in the City of Washburn, be
sold to the City of Washburn for a total consideration of $150.00:
1. Building on Lot 10, Block 14, Neill and Wing's Addition to Washburn, formerly
the Anna Olson property;
2. Building on Lot 2, Block 9, Original Townsite of Washburn, formerly the
Hattie Hanson property;
3. Building on Lot 6, Block 6, Neill and Pratt's Addition to the City of Wash-
burn, formerly the Albert Fuskerude property which was sold to Harold Eliason.
Introduced by: Alva A. Lattimer
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Bennie R. Rude
Art A. Anderson
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November 15, 1966
Mowed by Wasmuth and seconded by -Art Anderson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Report was read:
No. 25
The Special Committee on County owned lands in cooperation with the Executive
Committee recommends as follows:
1. That a certain tract of land located in the Town of Orienta, the exterior bound-
aries of which are described on Schedule A, attached hereto, be retained by the County
and established as a Special County Forest Management Unit, designated for identifica-
tion as Unit No. 1, the management of said Unit to be under the direction of the
Bayfield County Forestry Department.
2. That a certain tract of land located in the Towns of Port Wing and Clover, the
exterior boundaries of which are described on Schedule B, attached hereto, be retained
by the County and established as a County Forest- Management Unit, designated for identi-
fication as Unit No. 2, the management of said Unit to be under the direction of the
Bayfield County Forestry Department.,
3. That the lands described on Schedule C, attached hereto, lying within the pre-
sent exterior boundaries of County Forest Lands in Bayfield County be entered as County
Forest Lands under the provision& of Chapter 77 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
4. That all of the County owned lands within the exterior boundaries of the Che-
quamegon National Forest, except such lands therein as may be in the County Park System,
The transferred to the U. S. Department of Agriculture as Federal forest lands for a
I consideration to be determined by appraisal by the Bayfield County Forestry Department,
said County owned lands being described on Schedule D attached hereto.
5. That the County owned lands in the Town of Pratt in Township 45 North, Range 6
West, -lying northerly of the -Chicago, St. Paul, Minn. and Omaha Railway, as said rail-
way crosses the aforesaid township from the westerly boundary thereof to its junction
with the Sweden Road'in Section 14 of said Township and Range, be temporarily withheld
from sale for the purpose of considering the advisability of negotiating a transfer
of said lands to the Conservation Department of the State of Wisconsin for appropriate
recreational uses as may be determined by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors and
the Conservation Committee thereof, such transfer to be made upon conditions that would
insure the said Town of Pratt a financial return from the State on a use program basis.
6. That all of the lands in Township 45 North, Range 6 West in the Town of Pratt
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lying southerly of the line described in paragraph 5 above, be offered for sale by the
Sales Committee..
7. That all of the County owned lands located in Sections 17, 18, 19 and 20, Town-
ship 43 North, Range 8 West in the Towia of Cable, be offered for sale by the Sales
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Committee.
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j 8. That all of the County owned lands located in Section 5, Township 48 North,
(Range 5 West and in Sections 20, 29, 32.and 33 in Township 49 North, Range 5 West, as
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(described on Schedule E. attached hereto, be offered for sale by the Sales Committee.
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9. That the certain lands located in the Towns of Russell and Bayfield, described
;on Schedule F, attached hereto, be offered for sale by the Sales Committee.
November 15, 1966
Dated this 9th day of November, 1966.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
George E. Leino,
County Forest Administrator.
Edward A. Pajala
County Clerk.
Nick Pristash
County Treasurer.
Robert N. Ledin
District Attorney.
Memorandum: This report affects only a portion of County owned lands. It is recommend-
ed that this Committee be authorized to- meet annually for the purpose of reviewing
current policies concerning County owned lands and making further recommendations to
the Board thereon.
COUNTY.FOREST MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE "All
UNIT #1
All County owned lands within exterior boundaries described as follows: Start-
ing from the Northwest corner of Section 18, Township 49, Range 9 West, thence South
on the line to the West quarter corner of Section 19, thence East on the,li.ne to the
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center of Section 19, thence South on the line to the South quarter corner of Section
19, thence East on the line to the South quarter corner of Section 20, thence south
on the line to the center of Section 29, thence East on the line to the West quarter
corner of Section 28, thence South on the line to the Southwest corner of Section 28,
thence East on the line to the Southeast corner of Section 26, thence North on the
line to the Northeast corner of Section 26, thence West on the line to the North
quarter corner of Section 26, thence North,on the line to the center of Section 23,
thence West on the line to the center of Section 22, thence North on the line to the
center of Section 15, thence West on the line for 60 chains to the 16th corner, thence
North on the line for 20 chains to the 16th corner, thence West on the line to the
West 16th corner, thence north on the line to the North quarter corner of Section 16,
thence West on the line to the .Northwest corner of Section 18, Township 49 North of
Range 9 West to the place of beginning.
SCHEDULE "B"
COUNTY FOREST MANAGEMENT UNIT #2
All County owned lands within exterior boundaries described as follows: Start"
ing from the Northwest corner of Section 13, Township 50, Range 8, thence South on
the line to the East quarter corner of Section 24,'Township 50, Range 8, thence West
on the line to the West quarter corner of Section 249 Township 509 Range 8, thence
South 20 chains to the East 16th corner of Section 24, Township 50, Range 8, thence
East on the line. to the East 16th corner of Section 19, Township 509 Range 7, thence
North on the line to the East quarter corner of Section 18, Township 50, Range 7,
thence West on the line to the center of Section 18, Township 509 Range 7, thence
North on the line to the North quarter corner of Section 18, Township 50, Range 7,
thence West on the line to the Northwest corner of Section 13, Township 50, Range 8
to the place of beginning.
SCHEDULE "C"
LANDS TO BE ENTERED UNDER COUNTY FORESTS
Town of Bayfield
W36 NW/, Section 4-50-4
SW/,'Section 4-50-4
SW/9 Section 18-50-4
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November 15, 1966
SCHEDULE "C" (Cont'd.)
LANDS TO BE ENTERED UNDER COUNTY FORESTS
Town of BMview
Town of Hughes
Town of Russell
Town of Tripp
SE SE, Section 4-49-5
NW NW, Section 10-49-5
SE NW, Section 10-49-5
S/2 of S/2 NWY49 Section 19-47-9
E/2 NE�/4, Section 26-47-9
S36 NW/, Section 30-47-9
EY2 NE/4, Section 7-51-4
E'/2 SE/, Section 7-51-4
S16 SE/, Section 8-51-4
S36 NE/9 Section 9-51-4
E�/2 NW/9 Section 17-51-4
NW SW, Section 18-51-4
SE NE, Section 19-51-4
SE/9 Section 19-51-4
NEE/, Section 21-51-4
N)6 NW/, Section 22-51-4
SW NW, Section 22-51-4
S336 NWY4, Section 30-51-4
Undivided one-half of Sy SW,/9
Undivided one-half of SE SE,
SE SE, Section 3-48-8
SCHEDULE "D"
COUNTY OWNED LANDS WITHIN FEDERAL FOREST BOUNDARY
Town of Barksdale
Town of Bayview
Town of Clover
Tovm of Delta
Section 30-51-4
Section 30-51-4
SW NW, Section 27-48-6
Parcel of land in SW SE described in Vol. 120, page 312 -
Sec. 27-48-7
2 acres of land in the SW� Corner of SW NW,
16 rods E.. & W., 20 rods N. & S. recorded
in Vol. 107, page 220 of Deeds, Section 32-48-6
S/ NW SW.- West of E. 20 chains (6.25 acres) Section 7-49-5
W. 3/4 NW SE SW, Section 7-49-5
NE SW SE, Section 7-49-5
WE12 of SW SE SE as described in Vol. 65 of Deeds
page 291, Sec. 7-49-5
WE/2 NW NW, Section 14-49-7
NW SE, Section 15-49-7
SW SE, Section 15-49-7
SE NE less Parcel described in Vol. 159, page 160, and
in Vol. 159, page 382 of deeds, Section 4-46-8
NW SE SW NW (2.50 A.), Section 13-46-8
SE SE, Section 14-46-8
32.50 acres of SE NW being all of SE NW less 7.50 acres
tax deeded to.Bayfield County,(37.50 acres),
Section 18-46-8
NE NE, Section 23-46-8
(The SW SW of 7-46-7 is under County Park System)
To be retained by County.
November 15, 1966
SCHEDULE "D"-(Cont'd.)
COUNTY OWNED.LANDS WITHIN FEDERAL FOREST BOUNDARY
Town of Drummond
Town of Pilsen
Town of Port Wing
Town of Pratt
Town of Washburn
NE NE, Section 6-45-8
Part of S36 of Lot 6 as desc. in Vol. 107, P. 246
(1.02,acres) Sec. 33=44-7
NW NE, Sec. 13-44-8
SW NE, Sec. 13-44-8
SW NE, Sec. 23-44-8
SE NE, Sec. 23-44-8
N. 1 acre of W. 225 ft. of SW NE, Sec. 36-44-8
SW SE except part desc. in Vol. 79, page 167
less R. 0. W. Sec. 21-44-7
SW NW, Section 29-44-7
NE SW, Section 29-44-7
Lot 4 - That part lying East of line extending the
west line of Lot 2 South to south line of
Section 30, less Telephone Company easement
Section 30-44-7
Lot 3 - That part lying East of a line extending
the west line of Lot 2 South to South line of
Section 30, less Telephone easement of
Section 30-44-7
NY2 NEA Par. desc. in Vol. 142,
SE NE, Section 4-47-6
SW SW, Section 7-47-6
NE SE, Section 18-47-6
SE SE, Section 18-47-6
SW SE, Section 8-47-7
SE SE, Section 8-47-7
page 393, Section 2-47-6
3.05 acre parcel in SE SW, desc.,in Vol. 127,,
page 393, Section 29-49-7
SW SW less 3.71 acres R. R. of Section 6-44-5
SE SW, Section 17-44-5
SW SW, Section 19-44-5
Lot 9, Section 27-44-6
Lot 10, Section 27-44-6
Lot 11, S. of outlet of Trapper's Lake, Section 27-44-6
Lot 139 Section 27-44-6
Lot 14, Section 27-44-6
Lot 159 Section 27-44-6
Part of S/ of Lot 1, 200' N & S about 600' E & W,
East of Lots 4 & 5 of Subdivision, Section 29-44-6
Lot 3 as desc. in Vol. 164 p. 488 less par. desc.
in Vol. 151, page 540, Vol. 172, P. 302, Vol. 1729
page 350, of Section 32-44-6
Eh W�/2 NW NE SE, Section 31-49-6
Eh WE NE, Section 32-49-6
SW SE, Section 2-48-7
SE SE, Section 2-48-7
COUNTY OWNED LANDS AS FOLLOWS:
Town of Washburn
November 15, 1966
SCHEDULE "E."
SW NE, Section 20-49-5
S36 NWY/4, Section 20-49-5
'SW/4, Section'20-49-5.'
W)� SE/9 Section 20-49-5
SE SE, Section 20-49-5
N32 NE/4, Section 29-49-5
SE NE, Section 29-49-5
NW/, Section 29-49-5
SW/4, Section 29-49-5
NY2 SE/4, Section 29-49-5
S/z NEy, Section 32-49-5
NWY NWy, Section 32-49-5
EY2 SW/9 Section 32-49-5
SEA, Section 32-49-5
W/z NW/, Section 33-49-5
NW SW, Section 33-49-5
Sh SWy, Section 33-49-5
NW NE, Section 5-48-5
NE NW, Section 5-48-5
SCHEDULE "F"
The Northwest .Quarter (NW/), North One-half of the Southwest Quarter (R'16 of the
SW/), Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SE/ of the SW/) and the Southeast
Quarter (SE/), all in Section Three (3)9 Township Fifty-one (51) North, Range Four (4)
West.
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Moniza to adopt the foregoing Report of the
Land Sales Committee, Motion Carried.
No. 25a
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Lattimer that the Special Land Sales Committee
meet once a year to make recommendations to the County Board. Motion Carried.
George Leino, County Forest Administrator, appeared before the Board and reported
on the development of the Gillespie properties in the Town of Hughes,,
The following Report was read:
No. 26
WHEREAS, The Town of Mason has by resolution presented to the County Board at
their April 20, 1966 session, indicated a desire to purchase the Southeast Quarter
(SE/), of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township Forty-six (46) North.,. Range Six (6)
West, and
WHEREAS, said resolution was referred to the Executive Committee, said Committee
now having made a study of'the matter reports as follows:
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The Town of Mason now owns a considerable amount of land which is not being used
for any specific purpose and the Town has not provided the County•with any satisfactory
evidence that said description will be used for any specific public purpose, the
Executive Committee therefore recommends that the request of the Town of Mason be
denied. The Committee further recommends that if the aforesaid lands are offered for
sale through the regular channels, the Town of Mason be allowed to submit a bid for
the property.
Signed: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
G. William Frankie
William Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Report.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 27
WHEREAS, The City of Bayfield, by resolution dated April 20, 1966, and sub-
mitted by Walter Wasmuth, Supervisor, District #18, offered to purchase the South-
west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SWj/ SEY/a), of Section Eleven (11), Township
fifty (50) North, Range Four (4) West, and
WHEREAS, said resolution was referred to the Executive Committee of the County
Board, and
WHEREAS, the Executive Committee has made a study of the matter and finds that
the property in question would be a suitable site for the purpose the city of Bayfield
has indicated it will be used, and
WHEREAS, according to a cruise made by Wm. A. Hepner, Bayfield County Forester,
on Dec. 12, 1965, the value of the merchantable timber in the aforesaid description
was approximately $$495.00 and the land value is estimated at $2.00 per acre, the
committee has appraised the total value of the property to be $575.00, said.sum being
in excess of the tax plus interest due on the property, and
WHEREAS, certain provisions of sale of County owned lands to municipalities are
out lined in a resolution adopted at the April 20'h, 1966 meeting of the County Board
as recorded on page 287, Volume 12, County Board Journal,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that upon compliance with the provisions of said
Resolution and the payment of the appraised price of $575.00, the County Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to issue a Quit Claim Deed to the City of Bayfield for
the aforesaid property.
Signed: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
George Moniza, Chairman G.William Frankie
William Stuart George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
F38o
November 15, 1966
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Erickson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Report was read:
No. 28
The Conservation Committee of the County Board has made a study of the Resolu-
tion referred -to them at the July 26Lh, 1966 meeting of the County Board.
The Resolution referred to requests the cooperation of the Conservation Committee
in obtaining funds from governmental agencies to establish a public park and boat
landing on the White River in the Village of Mason.
It is the recommendation of the Conservation Committee that the Village of
Mason submit a written application for the proposed project to the Conservation
Committee of the County Board.
The Committee will study all the proposals submitted'and applications will be
made for any available funds to assist in financing any project that is approved
by the committee.
The Committee further recommends that all applications for Conservation pro-
jects proposed by any municipality be submitted at an early date so that application
for funds can be made gs soon as possible.
Signed: CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
George Sampson, Chairman
Walter Barningham
Axel Lehto
Raymond J. Mammoser
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Mammoser to receive the foregoing Report and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No..29
BE IT°HEREBY RESOLVED, that Bayfield County purchase the excess delinquent tax
accounts of the various taxing districts for the tax of 1961.
Signed: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
G. William Frankie
William Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution..
Motion Carried.
November _1.5, _ 1966
The following Resolution was read:
No. 30
WHEREAS, the County Budget is made up about fourteen months in advance of the
closing date of accounts, and
WHEREAS, there are occasions when due to.unforseen expenditure over -runs will
occur in department budgets®
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Clerk, County Treasurer and the
County Board Chairman be and they are hereby authorized to expend additional county
funds in such amounts as may be necessary to cover said budget deficiencies.
Signed: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
G. William Frankie
William Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Moniza to adopt the foregoing Resolution..
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 31
WHEREAS it may be necessary to make short term loans in order to meet payrolls and
other obligations including current and ordinary expenses within the next year.
THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield
County in Annual Session assembled this 15'h day of November, 1966, that the Chairman
of the County Board, the County Clerk and the County Treasurer be and they are hereby
authorized to make short term loans in the amount not exceeding $50,000.00 in the
aggregate, if in their opinion it should be to the County°s interest to make such loan
or loans.
Signed: George Moniza, George Sampson
G. William Frankie Thomas E. Rondeau
William Stuart
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Moved by Rude and seconded by Mammoser to adopt the foregoing Resolution..
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 32
WHEREAS, The Town of Russell, by resolution dated April 20, 1966 requested the
right to purchase the West Half of East Half Southeast Quarter of Northeast Quarter,
(0 of E�6 of SE/ of NE/ ), of Section Twenty-six (26), Township Fifty-one (51), North, of
Range Four (4) West, and
WHEREAS, said resolution was referred to the Executive Committee of the County
November 15,- 19.66
Board, and
WHEREAS, the Executive Committee has made a study of the matter and finds that the
property in question adjoins property now owned by the Town of Russell on which prop-
erty is located the Town Highway garage, and
WHEREAS, the above described County property is suitable for additional storage
space required by the Town of Russell, and °
WHEREAS, according to a cruise made on Sept. 5, 1966 by Raymond Anderson, Bay -
field County Forester, the value of the merchantable timber is estimated•to be $315.00
and the land value is estimated at $2.00 per acre,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the above described property shall be sold
to the Town of Russell for the appraised price of $335.00 which amount is in excess
of the tax plus interest on this description, said sale to be subject to all the
provisions outlined in a resolution referring to land sales adopted on April 20, 1966
as recorded on Page 287, Volume 12, County Board Journal, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon payment of the aforesaid appraised value the
°County Clerk is authorized and directed to issue a Quit Claim Deed to the Town of
Russell.
Signed: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
G. William Frankie
William Stuart
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Proposed Budget was read:
No. 33
The Sheriff's Committee of the Bayfield County Board hereby submits the proposed
Budget for the year 1967:
Sheriff's Salary
Undersheriff's Salary
Jailers
Deputies
Board for Prisoners
Miscellaneous,
Automobile expense
Insurance
Telephone
Office Supplies
Radio
Lost Persons
Committee
Ambulance
Travel -Expense
Uniforms
Total
$ 4,800.00
49360.00
10,950.00
3, 000.00
3, 800.00
500.00
4,000.00
800.00
600.00
500.00
600.00
200.00
500.00
150.00
lt500.O0
200.00
$ 369460.00
_November 15, --1966 - - - - - -
OUTLAY
Antenna $ 100.00
Automobiles (2) 47000.00
$ 49100.00
TRAFFIC OFFICER'S BUDGET
Salaries
89220.00
Travel
19000.00
Automobiles Expense
3,000.00
Insurance
400.00
Supplies
250.00
Telephone
170.00
Uniforms
300.00
13,340.00
OUTLAY
Automobiles (2)
49000.00
Salary items are based on salaries effective Jan. 1, 1967 as previously authoriz-
ed. It will be necessary to revise these items if additional salary increases are
authorized.
The Committee is requesting sufficient funds in the outlay items of both the
Sheriff and County Traffic to allow the purchase of two new cars for each depart-
ment in 1967.
It is proposed to purchase one car for each department early in January as has
been the policy in the past, the second car will be purchased for each department
after the 1968 models are available in the Fall of 1967. Thereafter, we would again
purchase one car each year for each department but it would then be purchased as
soon as new models became available. The Committee is of the opinion that this
would result in a saving to the County as a higher trade-in price will be realized
when the cars are traded in early in the Fall.
We respectfully request adoption of the proposed Budget.
Signed: SHERIFF'S COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman'
Art Hanson Art Meierotto
Philip Tetzner Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Hanson and seconded by Tetzner to receive the foregoing proposed
budget and place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 34
WHEREAS, The Bayfield County Board of Supervisors provided for a wage and job
classification study by the Bureau of Personnel of the State of Wisconsin relating
to certain Bayfield County employees and officers, and
WHEREAS, Said Bureau of Personnel has made such a study and reported its find-
ings and recommendations by a report dated October 1966, now on file with the
Bayfield County Clerk, and
390
November 15, 1966
WHEREAS, Said report has been studied and evaluated by the Personnel Committee
of said Board and approved.by said Committee as presented by said Bureau of Personnel,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the classification and compensation plan
hereinabove referred -to and prepared by the State Bureau of Personnel be approved and
accepted as presented to become effective January 19 1967.
George Moniza
Art C. Hanson
Art Meierotto
Philip E. Tetzner
Bertyl Nelson
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
Moved by Moniza ,and seconded by -Hanson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried..
Moved by Lattimer and seconded by Heglund to adjourn until 9:30 A. M. on
November 109 1966. Motion Carried.
I
November 16, 1966
Meeting called to order at 9:30 A.M. by Thomas E. Rondeau, Chairman.
The following members answered roll calls
No. 35
Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanf red
Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson,
Art -
Wasmuth, Lattimer,/Anderson, Rude - Total 21.
The following Communication was read:
No. 36
October 17, 1966
Personnel Committee
Bayfield County Board
Bayfield County Courthouse
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my application for Bayfield County Veterans' Service Officer
for a term of four years beginning January 1, 1967. I am also making application
for Civil Defense Director of Bayfield County.
I have enjoyed serving Bayfield County as Veterans Service Officer and Civil
Defense Director and if I am reappointed I will continue to serve the people of Bay -
field County to the best of my ability.
I wish to thank you, Gentlemen, for your support in the past and hope I will
have your support now and through the years ahead.
Thank you, Gentlemen, for your consideration®
Yours very truly,
Thomas E. Anderson
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Erickson to nominate Thomas E. Anderson as
Veterans Service Officer and Civil Defense Director of Bayfield County for a term.
of four years commencing January 1, 1967.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Stuart to close nominations. Motion Carried.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Lattimer to instruct the County Clerk to cast
a unanimous ballot for Thomas E. Anderson as Veterans Service Officer and Civil
Defense Director for Bayfield County for a term of four years commencing January 1, 1967.
Motion Carried.
The Clerk cast the ballot as directed and the chair declared Mr. Anderson elected.
No. 37
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Celinsky that the Forestry Committee check with
Mr. Gillespie on his proposed development in the Town of Hughes prior to the Conser-
vation Commission's Hearing on the request to withdraw certain lands in the Town of
Hughes that are now entered under County Forest Lands. Motion Carried.
392
November 16, 1966
The following Resolution was read:
No. 38
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors assembled in annual
session this 16 day of November 1966, that the County Board Chairman, County Highway
Committee and County Highway Commissioner, are hereby authorized to attend State
Road Schools, conventions and/or other road meetings, and that their per diem and
expense be paid from the County Highway Administration Fund.
Recommended by: Frank Hoefling
Walter Wasmuth
Resolution presented on Joseph Berweger
November 16, 1966. Bayfield County Highway Committee
The foregoing resolution was adopted
on November 16, 1966.
Edward A. Pajala
Bayfield County Clerk.
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Wasmuth to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was. read:
No. 39.
November 15, 1966
To the Hon. County Board
Bayfield County, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned Executive Committee, beg leave to report that we have examin-
ed the following bills, recommend that same be allowed as set forth in the column
marked "allowed11 and that the County Clerk be instructed to issue orders for payment
of same, and that the amounts charged back to the respective taxing districts, as
designated.,
Signed:
George
Moniza
George
Sampson
W. A.
Stuart
He: Illegal Taxes.
G. William
Frankie
Thomas
E. Rondeau
Del. Tax
Description and
Allowed
charged
Name of
reason of
Year
Face of
back to
Claimant
Illegality
of Sale
Cert.No.
Certificate
District
Town of Delta
SE SE R.O.W.
Sec. 16-46-7
1966
389
.79
.79
State owned.
SW NE,Sec.21-46-7
1966
390
7.30-
7.30
State owned.
Town of Drummond Par. in SW NW desc.
in V.201 P. 269 of
deeds (0.057 acres)
Sec. 33°-45-7 1966 437 1.25 1.25
Telephone Company property.
39�3
November 16
Name of Description and
Claimant reason of
Illegality
Town of Hughes
Par. in Lot 1 desc.
in Vol. 174 P. 282
of deeds
Sec. 26-47-9
Double Assessment
Year
of Sale
1962
Town of Iron River NW NE desc. in V.169
P. 406, less Par. desc.
in V. 162 P. 470; V.172
P. 483; V.162 P. 536;
V.162 P. 549; V. 162
P. 623; V. 162 P. 633;
V. 173 P. 181; V.173
P. 173 Sec. 10-47-8 1962
Incorrect description
also double assessment.
Del. Tax
Allowed charged
Face of back to
Cert. No. Certificate District
540B $8.69 $8.69 -
622 $37.82 $37.82
NW NE desc. in V. 169
P. 406; less Par. desc.
in V. 162 P. 470; V.172
P. 483; V.162 P. 536;
V. 162 P. 549; V. 162
P. 623; V. 162 P. 633;
V. 173 P. 181; V.173
P. 173; V.173 P. 175;
Sec. 10-47-8 1963 590 $38.49 $38.49
Incorrect description -
and double assessment.
NW NE desc. in V. 169
P. 406; less Par. desc.
in V. 162 P. 470; V.172
P. 483; V. 162 P. 635;
V. -- P.549; V. 162
P. 623; V. 183 P. 131;
V.173 P. 181; V.180
P. 119; V. 174 P. 527;
ec. 10-47-8 1964 629 $ 42.28 $ 42.28
ncorrect description &
double assessment.
Hy. through NE NW
Sec. 12-47-8 1966 567 $10.91 $10.91
County owned.
Town of Namakagon
Part of Lot 2
Sec. 10-43-6
1966
799
$13.38
$13.38
Illegal description
and double assessment.
Par. in Lot 2 desc.
in Vol. 159 P.148
Sec. 10-43-6
1965
932
$12.33
$12.33
Do.
1964
938
11.37
11.37
Double Assessment.
$23.70
$23.70
Town of Pratt
Govt. Lot 14 as desc.
in V. 200 P. 424 of
deeds, Sec. 26-44-6
1966
1112
$11.08
$11.08
Double Assessment
Vil. of Pratt -Part of
Blk. 3 desc. in V.151
P. 35; V.147 P. 481;
less Par. desc. in
V.146 P. 255; & V.173
P. 415
1966
1154
$ 5.54
$ 5.54
Double Assessment
(Village of Cable
Par. in NW SW.as desc.
in V. 163 P. 461 of
deeds Sec. 18-43-7
1966
1257
$10.68
$10.68
County owned.
November.16, 1966
The foregoing Resolution was set aside at this time for inspection by the members
of the Board and for possible revision by the District Attorney.
The following Reports were read: No. 40
November 10, 1966
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
BAYFIELD COUNTY COURTHOUSE
WASHBURN, WISCONSIN 54891
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit my report on the activities of the Veteran's Service Office
for the year of 1966.
Due to the new laws passed regarding the eligibility for loans, education, hos-
pitalization, etc., we have had'a substantial increase in benefits to Bayfield County
over last year. I am enclosing a copy of the new benefits granted during 1966. I
am also enclosing a copy of the contacts made and the forms and certificates used dur;'
ing the year.
I have had complete cooperation from the doctors in our area, the Veterans Admin-
istration, State Department of Veterans Affairs, the County Officers and you members
of the Bayfield County Board.
Every young man who enters service 'now will be -eligible for benefits through our
office when he is discharged from service. I will continue to give the best possible
service to -each and every veteran of Bayfield County and his dependents.
You are welcome to stop in our office at any time and discuss our activities, as
we have complete records on file.
Thank you, Gentlemen, for your cooperation.
Respectfully yours,
Thomas E. Anderson
Veterans Service Officer
MONETARY BENEFITS
Number of Veterans in hospital 28
Total number of days 1568
@ $35.00 per day $ 549880.00
Number of veterans in Domiciliary 2
Total number of days 546
@ $22.00 per day 12,012.00
28 headstones @ $75.00 2,100.00
Burial Allowance, 15 @ $250 plus transportation 39966.50
Grants, Loans, Education and insurance 19,582.57
Pension and compensation, veterans 60,453.25
Pension, Dependents 20,731.41
TOTAL 3 1739725.73
CONTACTS
MAIL CALLS TELEPHONE
In 1641 In 1215 In 2490
Out 1632 Out 571 Out 1404
November 16,_1g66
FORMS USED
Support Statements
134
Power of Attorney
47
Application for pension
58
Net Worth Statements
126
Hospital Applications
72
Aid and Attendance
8
Outpatient Treatment
8
Burial Allowance
28
Burial flag
24
Headstone
28
Graves Registration
32
Educational Aids
9
Loans and grant applications
22
Doctor's Statements
120
Miscellaneous forms
16
Total 732
CERTIFICATES USED
Death 19
Discharge 76
Birth 43
Marriage 25
Misc. (Divorce, Guardianship, etc.) 8
Discharges Recorded 15
Total 186
November 10, 1966
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BAYFIELD COUNTY COURTHOUSE
WASHBURN, WISCONSIN 54891
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit my report on Civil Defense operations in Bayfield County
for the year of 1966:
We have had new and review classes in Radiological Monitoring, new and review
classes in Medical Self -Help, Communications classes, and a Fire and Rescue Tra ling
class has also been held. We have conducted several test -exercises, our most recent
of which was conducted in a joint effort with the Civil Air Patrol.
We have a good record in the State of Wisconsin as far as preparation for emer-
gencies is concerned, and I will continue to do my best to keep up this record.
Thank you very much, Gentlemen, for your support of our Civil Defense Program.
Moved by Sampson and seconded by
Me.ier.otto to receive the foregoing
Report and place on file.
Motion Carried.
No. 41
November 10, 1966
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BAYFIELD COUNTY COURTHOUSE
:WASHBURN, WI SCONSIN 54891
Gentlemen:
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas E. Anderson
Director Bayf ield County
Civil Defense
I respectfully submit my report on the Veterans' Service Commission for the year
1966:
____——Novemb-e.r_-16_;_:1966_
Expenses from,the County Veterans'...-S.ervice Commission from January 1, 1966
through October 31, 1966 are as follows:
Veterans Relief $ 435.60
Commissioner's Meetings
Per Diem & Mileage 68.28
$ 503.88
Balance on hand as of
January 1, 1966 $ 852.42
Less Expenditures 503.88
Balance on hand as of
October 31, 1966 $ 348.54
So far this year, our expenses have nearly doubled that of last year, and with
the passing of more laws, we will have more veterans and their dependents eligible
to receive aid from this commission.
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas E. Anderson
Executive Secretary
Veterans' Service Commission
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Celinsky to receive the foregoing report and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 42
RESOLVED that the fees paid to the examining physicians for participating in
commitment proceedings concerning mental patients shall be increased from $5.00 to
$12.50 per doctor pursuant to Section 51.07(2) Stats., effective forthwith.
George Moniz a
Thomas E. Rondeau
William Stuart
George Sampson
G.-William Frankie
Executive Committee
Moved by Rude and seconded by Sampson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Communication was read:
No. 43
STATE OF WISCONSIN
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Madison, Wisconsin 53702
September 15, 1966
To: County Clerk and the County Treasurer
County of Bayfield
In accordance with the provisions of Section 59.07 (21) I am certifying the
number of elementary teacher units operating in the county during the school year
1965-66 as follows:
- ----- - --- - - - November 16 9-196-6 -- -
E
Number of elementary teacher units in districts which levied and placed on the
tax rolls of the district for 1965-66 a tax of not less than 5 mills (districts operat-
ing elementary grades only, 3 mills) on the equalized valuation of the district for
the year previous to the year of levy.
69 X $350 = $249150.00
It will be necessary for the county board to levy such additional amounts as
are certified by school district administrators pursuant to the provisions of
Section 59.07 (21).
Signed: William C. Kahl
State Superintendent
COMMON JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
Maple, Wisconsin
September 19, 1966
Mr. Arne Anderson, Douglas County Clerk
Mr. Edward Pajala, Bayfield County Clerk
Subject: County Aid for Elementary Teachers in School Districts
Lying in More than One County
From the enclosed thermofax copy, you will note that it is my duty to notify
the clerk of the county in -which the school is situated of the proportionate share of
the county aid for teachers when the school district lies in more than one county.
I am enclosing four (4) copies of this statement to Douglas County so that two (2)
copies may be forwarded to Bayfield County for their records.
Thirty-two (32) elementary teacher units have
been certified for aid for a total of $ 11,200.00
- Computation follows:
Total Value of Maple District 13,399,200.00
1965 Equalized Value of Town of Hughes $760,700.00
1965 Equalized Value of Town of Oulu 6,000.00
(a'portion)
Total Equalized Value situated in
Bayfield County 766,700.00
Total Equalized Value - Douglas County 12,6329500.00
Portion of Value of Bayfield County 5.72%
Portion of Value of Douglas County 94.28%
Bayfield County tax - $11,-200.00 x 5.72% _$ 640.64
Douglas County tax - $11,200.00 x 94.28f=$10,539.36
Total Due Maple District for County
Teacher Aid $119200.00
Should you have any question, please contact me.
Sincerely yours,
Gordon L. Nelson
Superintendent
Moved by Celinsky and seconded by Nelson to receive the foregoing communication
and place on file., Motion Carried.
3.98
November.16, 1966 '
The following Proposed Budget was read:
No. 44
NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION
1967 BUDGET'
A. 1966 Budget Summary
Total budget 99203.60
Estimated expenditures
10/14/66 129400.00
Assessments requested 159610.90 1
Assessments received 10,569.73
Assessments outstanding 59041.17
Cash on hand 10/14/66 79220.01 2
Estimated December 31, 1966
Balance 11,000.00
1 Includes levies made to the five new counties added to the Commission during 1966.
2 Includes 1966 planning assistance grant from the State of Wisconsin.
B. 1967 Assessments
County
Total
Ashland
Bayfield
Douglas
Iron
Price
'Burnett
Rusk
Sawyer
Taylor
Washburn
1965 Equalized Valuation
on Real Property
5089578,700.00
489714,500.00
38,_040,900.00
137,121,000.00
20,0589600.00
49,0529600.00
39 9 902, 700. 00
41,586,200.00
46,376,400.00
4797359500.00
3999909300.00
Assessment
149450.11
19 461.44
1,141.23
4,113.63
525.40 1
1,143.98 1
1,197.08
1,247.59
19391.29
1,028.76 1
1,199.71
1 The levy rates for Iron, Price and Taylor Counties were adjusted because of over-
payments in 1966. All other levies are based on .003 per cent of each counties equal-
izedereal property valuation.
C. 1967 Budget
Item
Estimated Balance 12/31/66
1967 Assessments Requested
'Total 1967 Budget
Commission meetings
Travel
Per. Diem
Newspapers
Telephone
Office Supplies
Office Equipment
Contract Payments
Contingencies
69000.00
3,400.00
11,000.00
149450.11
259450.11
$ 9,400.00
90.00
700.00
300.00
400.00
7,666.67 1
6,893.44 2
November 16, 1966
1. The Commission has applied for a 701 Urban Planning Assistance Grant of
$69,000 to prepare a comprehensive plan for Burnett, Rusk, Sawyer, Taylor and Washburn
counties. The Commissions matching share for this study is 423,000 to be paid over a
three year period at $7,666.67 per year.
2. Monies to be used for anticipated regional PHA Sewer and Water Facilities
study with any unused balance applied to reduce the 1968 individual county levies.
George Malinoski
Secretary -Treasurer
Northwestern Wisconsin Regional
Planning Commission
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Barningham to receive the 'foregoing proposed
budget and place on file.
Motion Carried.
No. 45
Mr-.. Harry--1owe appeared -before the `County,' Board Wand expl'di'ned'the -revisions made
in. the Sanitary Ordinance for Bayfield County. After a lengthy discussion the
following Ordinance was presented to the Board.
No. 46 SANITARY ORDINANCE
for
Bayfield County, Wisconsin
The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County does ordain as follows:
SECTION 1.0 - General Provisions
1.1 The jurisdiction of this ordinance shall apply to all the lands within Bay -
field County except within the corporate limits of cities and villages which have
adopted codes or ordinances expressly covering the same subject matter.
1.2 No sanitary facilities or part thereof shall be installed, altered or their
use changed without compliance with the provisions of this ordinance and other applic-
able local and state regulations.
1.3 Sanitary facilities for purposes of this ordinance shall include:
(1) Plumbing as defined in. Sections 145.01 (1), (a) (c) (d) and (e) of the
Wisconsin Statutes.
(2) The Construction, connection to or alteration of any drain, soil or waste
pipe to carry domestic sewage, storm water or industrial waste from a point
three feet outside.of the foundation walls of any building to the sewer lateral
at the curb or other disposal terminal including the private sewage disposal or
treatment plant. This definition does not include minor repairs to faucets and
the removal of stoppages in soil or waste pipes.
(3) Private well and pump installation as provided in Chapter H 55 Wis-
consin Administrative Code.
Section 2.0 - Adoption -of 'State Requirements by Reference. This ordinance is
adopted in addition to the applicable rules, regulations and laws as set by the Wis-
consin Statutes and the Wisconsin Administrative Code. Chapter 145, Wisconsin
Statutes and Chapters H 55, H 61, H 62, H 63, H 65, and H 66 which are hereby
made a part of this ordinance by reference and shall apply until amended and then
shall apply as amended.
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SECTION 3.0 - Sanitary Permit Requir.6d for Sanitary Facilities.
Cases Where Permit is Required:
3.1 Work on a structure or use requiring a private sewerage or water system shall
not begin until a sanitary permit has been issued..
3.2 No private sewerage or water.system shall be constructed until,a sanitary
permit has been issued.
3.3 A sanitary permit shall not be issued for any structure or use open to the
public which requires a private sewerage or water system until the plans for such sys-
tems have been approved by the State Board of Health or other state agency authorized
by law to make such an approval.
3.4 No new plumbing or alterations to present plumbing shall be made until a
sanitary permit has been issued.
Cases Where Permit is not Required:
3.5 No sanitary permit will be required for making minor repairs to faucets,
valves, pipes, appliances and removal. -of stoppages. Stoppages and repairs are defined
to consist of fixing leaks and removing of obstructions in the plumbing drainage pip-
ing and to restore defective valves, faucets and similar appliances to an efficient
operating condition.
3.6 No sanitary permit will be required for the replacement of existing plumbing
fixtures.
SECTION 4.0 - Private Sewage Disposal Systems
4.1 General: The following rules shall apply except where special conditions
exist which because of practical difficulty and unnecessary hardship would justify
the granting of a variance as provided in Section 11.0 of this ordinance. Provided
further that on lots of 10 acres or more in area, the sanitary inspector may grant a
permit if the method of sewerage disposal is conducted in compliance with provisions
of 5.2 of this ordinance.
(1) No site for a private sewerage system shall be approved where there is
less than 4 feet of undisturbed soil between the bottom of the tile field or
seepage pit and ground water or bedrock.
(2) No site shall be approved for a private sewage disposal system where
the percolation rate is less than 1 inch in 60 minutes. Seepage pits shall not,
be installed where the percolation rate is less than 1 inch in 30 minutes.
(3) A private sewage system may be installed only where no public sewerage
system is available or likely to become available within a reasonable time as
determined by the County Zoning Committee.
(4) When a public, sewerage system becomes available, the private system shall
be discontinued and connections with public sewer shall be made within 60 days.
(5) No storm water, roof drains, footing drains, clear water drains, shall
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discharge into a private sewage disposal system.
(6) Laundro-mats and other commercial -laundries shall not be connected to
a private sewerage system but must be connected to a public sewerage system.
4.2 Septic or treatment tanks.
(1) Only septic or treatment tanks as approved by the State Board of Health
shall be installed or constructed.
(2) Sizes Septic tank size shall be based upon the number of persons using
the building to be served or upon the nature of use and type of waste. The
minimum septic tank capacity before the outlet shall be 750 gallons. Additional
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capacity shall be required..as provided in .Section H 6.2.20 (1) Wisconsin Admin-
istrative Code.
(3) Location: No septic tank or treatment tank shall be located within 5
feet of a building used for human occupancy, 10 feet of a lotline, 10 feet of any
cistern or basement, 50 feet of a well or water source, and 25 feet from the ordinary
highwater mark of a watercourse, stream, or lake. Where practical greater distances
shall be provided, all such distances. shall be measured horizontally.
(4) All domestic wastes shall enter the septic or.treatment tank unless a
permit for a sewage holding tank has been granted by the Zoning Committee.
(5) The slope of the sewer 10 feet preceding the septic or treatment tank
shall not exceed one quarter inch per foot.
(6) The inlet and outlet pipes between the septic or treatment tank to stable
ground shall be cast iron with lead and oakum joints, or other pipes and joints
approved for this purpose by the State Board of Health or other state agency designat-
ed by law to make such an approval.
(7) Maintenance: Septic tanks shall be cleaned whenever the sludge and scum
occupies one-third of the volume of the tank.
4.3 Seepage or drainage system.
(1) Percolation Tests - Percolation tests and soil boring tests shall be
done in accordance with Section H 65.06 (3)9 (4)9 (5), of the Wisconsin Administra-
tive Code, and shall consist of 3 test holes uniformly over the proposed absorption
field.
(2) Effluent Disposal.
a;. Seepage Trenches shall not exceed 100 feet in length and should be
from 2-3 feet in width, and laid at a grade of 2-4" per 100 feet. Lines of tile
in trenches shall be at least 10 feet apart, The depth of the trenches shall have
at least 12" of coarse gravel or crushed rock beneath the tile, and at least 2"
above the tile. Fresh air inlets shall be provided at the end of all the tile lines.
The absorption area required for a tile field shall be determined as provided in
Section.H 62.20 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
b. Seepage Pits.
1. Seepage pits shall be used only when deeper soil formations are
more porous than the upper soil and shall not be installed where the percolation
rate is less than 1 inch in 30 minutes.
2. Seepage pits shall not be installed in areas where shallow wells
are used for potable water supplies.
3. Seepage pits shall be constructed of concrete block or brick lay-
ed, without mortar. The bottom shall be left open. The pit shall be at least
5 feet in diameter and have a liquid depth below the inlet of 6 feet. The cover
shall be provided with at least a 20-inch manhole and extend to within 12" of
the ground surface, It shall be provided with a fresh air inlet of at least
2 inches with a return bend at least 12 inches above the ground surface. The
absorption area required for a seepage pit shall be determined as provided in
Section H 52.20 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
(3) Location of effluent drainage systems.
a. Subsurface absorption systems shall be kept 100 feet from any water
supply well, 50 feet from the ordinary high watermark of any stream, lake or
watercourse, 25.feet from any dwelling or cistern, 10 feet from any lot line and
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25 feet from any bank. at the edge of a lake, stream or water courser All such
distances shall be measured horizontally.
4.4 Soils.
Certain soils in Bayfield County have severe or very severe limitations for
successful operation of soil absorption sewage disposal systems because of slow per-
meability, shallow impermeable bedrock, high ground water or steep slopes. Locations
and descriptions of these and other soils are given in the Soil Survey of Bayfield
County Wisconsin U. S. D. A. Soil Conservation Service Series 1939, No. 30 issued
April 1961.
(1) The following soils shall not be used for sewage disposal systems which
operate by soil absorption because of the very severe limitations which they embody.
Map Symbol
Aa
Bd
Gn
Ka
La
Mb
Pe
Ra
Sb
Sc
Ta
Name
Adolph Association
Bruce Association
Greenwood Peat Association
Kinross Association
Lake Beaches
Marsh
Pickford-Bergland Association
Rifle Peat Association
Saugatuck Association
Spaulding Peat Association
Tahquamenon Peat Association
(2) The following soils have severe limitations for operation of sewage
disposal systems or embrace a range of soil conditions within units on the Bayfield
County Soil Survey. On -site investigation of the morphology and classification of
soils is required before sewage disposal systems which operate by soil absorption may
be installed. Installations shall be prohibited on very poorly, poorly and somewhat
poorly drained soils included herein. Installations shall be prohibited on hilly or
steep soils unless satisfactory provisions are made to overcome slope problems.
Map Symbol
Name
Ac
Alluvial Land
Ba
Bibon-Orien.ta Association. Nearly level.
Bd
Bibon-Orientta Association. Undulating.
Bc
Bibon-Orienta Association. Rolling.
Ab
Adolph-Gogebic Very Stony Associations
undulating.
Ce
Cloquet -Hiawatha Association, rolling.
Fa
Freeon-Adolph Very Stony Association,
undulating.
Ga
Gogebic-Adolph Association,.undulating.
Gb
Gogebic-Adolph Association, rolling.
Gc
Gogebic-Adolph Very Stony Association,
undulating.
Gc
Gogebic-Adolph Very Stony Association,
rolling.
He
Hiawatha-Vilas Association, Hilly &
Steep.
Hf
Hiawatha -Vitas Very Stony Association,
hilly & steep.
Ma Made land.
Oc Ontonagon Association, rolling.
Od Ontonagon-pickford Association, nearly
level.
O.e Ontonagon-Pickford Association,
undulating.
Of Orienta Association, rolling.
Og Orienta-Bibon Association, Undulating.
Oh & Ok Orienta-Ogemaw Association.
Sa Santiago -Adolph Very Stony Association,
rolling.
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Map Symbol
Sd
Se
Sf
S.g
Sh
Sk
Sm
Vf
Name
Steep land, Ontonagon materials.
Superior Association, nearly level.
Superior Association, nearly level.
Superior Association, rolling.
Superior Shallow Association.
Superior-Ogemaw Association, undulating.
Superior-Ogemaw Association, nearly level.
Vilas-Omega Association, hilly & steep.
(3) Determination of soil conditions.' An applicant desiring to install
soil absorption sewage disposal facilities in sites where soils in groups (1) or
(2) above are mapped shall have an opportunity to present evidence contesting the
soil classification of the site at a public hearing as provided in Section 11.0 of
this ordinance if he so desires. Thereafter the County Zoning Committee may affirm,
modify or change the classification. The applicant shall have additional on -site
investigations made including percolation tests; obtain the certification of a soil
specialist that specific areas lying within these soils are suitable for the proposed
facility; and meet the State Board of Health and other state regulations. Upon con-
sideration of the factors listed above the Zoning Committee may attach such conditions
in addition to those otherwise listed that it deems necessary to fulfill the purpose
and intent of this ordinance. Violation of any of these conditions shall be deemed
a violation of this ordinance.
4.5 Minimum Lot Area.
The area of any lot shall be sufficient to permit the use of a sewage absorption
system. The minimum area, width, length and elevation of a lot shall be determined
as provided in Sections H 65.03, H 65.04, H 65.05 and H. 65.06 of the Wisconsin
Administrative Code, unless more restrictive requirements are contained elsewhere in
this ordinance or other applicable county, town, city or village ordinances.
Servicing
SECTION 5.0-7Sewerage Systems
5.1 General
Septic tanks, seepage pits, grease traps, privies and other sewage disposal
systems shall be serviced in accordance with Chapter H 66 of the Wisconsin Adminis-
trative Code.
5.2 Sludge Disposal
Sludge, scum, and effluent from septic tanks and any other material removed
from sewage disposal units, all hereafter referred to as sludge, shall be disposed
of in°such manner as not to create a nuisance or menace to public health. Unless
otherwise authorized by the Sanitary Inspector the sludge shall be disposed of as
follows:
Discharge Into a Public Sewerage System when practical.
The point and method of discharge into thee -system shall be subject to the re-
quirements of the municipality.
Discharge at a Disposal Site designated by a city, village, or town for such
purpose, or
In the Absence of a public sewerage system or designated disposal site by
burial under eighteen (18) inches of earth on the premises on which produced at a
distance of at least one hundred (100) feet from a well or if on other premises at
a distance of at least 500 feet from a place of habitation provided that there is
also at least 18 inches of soil between the buried sludge and the ground water level
or limestone rock or by spreading on land, not used for pasturing livestock or for
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growing vegetables, at.a distance of 1000 feet from a place of habitation.
The Sludge Shall Not Be Disposed of by discharge into a lake, watercourse, ditch,
or dry run nor be deposited within 100 feet of such watercourses or body of water nor
within 100 feet of those soil types enumerated in Section 4.4 (1) of this Ordinance.
SECTION 6.0 - Private Water Systems
6:1 Well construction and materials shall be as specified in Section H 55.059 .069
.07, .09, .11 and .15 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
6.2 Location - Well shall be located as specified in Section H 55.04 of the Wis-
consin Administrative Code except they shall not be located closer than 50 feet from
any septic tank, 100 feet from any seepage pit or drainage.field.
6.3 Well water samples shall be submitted to the state laboratory of hygiene and
construction reports shall be submitted to the State Board of Health and the well own-
er as specified in Section H 55.08.
SECTION 7.0 Sanitary Permits
7.1 An application for a sanitary permit shall be made by the home owner if in-
stalling plumbing in his home or by the Master Plumber in charge of supervising the
installation, to the County Zoning Administrator who shall issue a permit upon com-
pliance with the provisions of this ordinance. Such a permit shall be posted in a
prominent place on the premises prior to and during the period of construction and
alteration.
7.2 Application shall contain the following information:
(1) Name and address of property owner.
(2) Name of person in charge of installation.
(3) Legal description of property.
(4) Type of proposed installation.
(5) Type of occupancy, number of occupants or patrons and estimated water
consumption.
(6) Sketch indicating dimensions of lot and location of buildings.
(7) Size and location of Sewage disposal system.
(8) Location of wells, cisterns, streams, lakes, buildings, privies, septic
tanks, seepage systems or other sources of pollution within 50 feet of the lot bound-
aries.
(9) The location of all percolation test holes and reports of each test and
soil boring as run by a qualified person. Percolation tests in fill must be supple-
mented by the information required in Section 4.4 (3) of this ordinance.
(10) Depth. to ground water or bedrock if less than 8 feet.
(11) Slope in feet per 100 or contour lines.
7.3 A permit shall expire when installation has not begun within one year from
the date such permit is issued.
7.4 Permit fees shall be paid at -the time a permit is issued.The fees shall be
the following:
a. Minimum fee permit for minor alteration of existing facilities 6 1.00
b. New residential construction 3.00
c. Each additional inspection required to inspect correction 2.00
d. New commercial construction 10.00
e. Fee for Zoning Administrator to run percolation test 2.00 per
hr.
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SECTION 8.0 - Inspection of Installation
8.1 It shall be the duty of the plumber in charge to notify the Zoning Adminis-
trator whenever any work is ready for inspection (l.e., soil, vent, underground drain,
septic tank disposal system final inspection). All plumbing work shall be left exposed
until such time as the Zoning Administrator has completed his examination and inspection.
When in the opinion of the Zoning Administrator a test is necessary, he may require a
water or air test on any part of or the entire installation.
8.2 No person shall use or permit to be used any sanitary facility until it has
been inspected and approved by the Zoning Administrator.
SECTION 9.0 - Inspection and Abatement of Nuisances
9.1 The Zoning Administrator shall have the authority to inspect for improper
sewerage systems and make tests necessary to determine the adequacy of such systems.
9.2 If a nuisance caused by an improper sewerage system is found on private pro-
perty, the Zoning Administrator shall notify the owner and occupant of -such property
by registered mail. The Zoning Administrator shall order that the nuisance be abated
within 30 days of receipt of such notice. He shall also notify the County Board of
the nuisance.
9.3 The County Board shall have authority to abate the nuisance or may contract
to have the work performed if said nuisance is not abated within 30.days of receipt
of notice by registered mail. The Board may delegate this responsibility to the Dis-
trict Attorney. The cost of abatement.may be -recovered from the person permitting
such violation or may be paid by the County Treasurer who shall enter the amount
chargeable -to the property in the next tax roll as a special tax on the lands upon
which the nuisance was abated which tax shall be collected as are other taxes.
SECTION 10.0 - Administration
10.1 Zoning Administrator
The provisions of this ordinance shall be' enforced under the direction of the
County Board of Supervisors through the Zoning Committee and the County Zoning Admin-
istrator.
10.2 Duties
It shall be the duty of the Zoning Administrator to enforce the provisions of this
ordinance and to:
1. Record all permits issued, inspections made, work approved, and other
official actions;
2. Test all new private water supply -and sewage disposal systems upon com-
pletion of the work in accordance with standard testing methods;
3. Investigate all complaints made relative to private water supply and
sewage disposal systems.
10.3 Powers
The Zoning Administrator shall have all the powers necessary to enforce the pro-
visions of this Ordinance including the following:
1. Access to any structure or premise between 8:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M., for
the purpose of performing his duties;
2. Prohibit the use of any private water supply or private .sewage disposal
system until he has inspected, tested and approved such system. .
3. Order any person, firm, or corporation owning, using, operating or in-
stallinga private water supply or private sewage disposal system to modify it,
repair it or place it in a safe or sanitary condition if he finds such system to
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be in a defective, unsafe or unsanitary condition.
4. Recommend to the County Zoning Committee any additional sanitary measures
asshall seem -to him,.necessary.
5. Condemn and prohibit the use of any'private water supply or sewage dis-
posal systems which he findsis so constructed, operated or maintained as to be a
menace to the health of the users, neighbors or community as provided in Section 9.2
of this ordinance.
6. Appoint Deputy Zoning. Administrator for assistance in processing applica-
tions for sanitary permits, upon the consent of the County Zoning Committee. Compen-
sation for Deputy Zoning Administrators shall be determined by the County Board.
7. Enforce any or all of rules or orders and amendments thereto of the
State_Agencies applicable to private water supply or sewage disposal systems.
SECTION 11.0 - Right of Appeal and Hearing
Any person whose application for a permit under this ordinance has been denied
by the Zoning Administrator may request in writing and shall be granted a public
hearing on the matter before the Bayfield County Zoning Committee within 30 days of
receipt of such request. The Committee may grant upon appeal in.speci.fic cases and
subject to appropriate.conditions and safeguards, a variance from the terms of this
ordinance, where owing to special conditions, a literal enforcement will result in
practical difficulty and unnecessary hardship. In evaluating a request for variance
the committee may ask the. Supervisors of the Bayfield County Soil and Water Conser-
vation District for expert assistance from those State and Federal agencies which are
cooperating with said district under a memorandum of understanding.
In granting a variance the Committee may attach conditions, without limitation
because of specific enumeration, such as requirements for larger minimum lot size;
installation of ridge and furrow disposal systems, provisions of sewage holding
tanks and methods of sewage collection; adequate off -site disposal of wastes in a
designated manner; and other requirements it deems necessary to fulfill the purpose
and intent of this ordinance. Violation of any of these conditions shall be deemed
a violation of this ordinance. Such variance shall be in conformity with state law;
the public health, safety and general welfare; and the spirit of this ordinance.
SECTION 12.0 - Penalties
Any person, firm or -corporation found guilty of violating any of the provisions
of this ordinance shall be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than $100.00, together
with the full costs of such prosecution and each days failure to comply shall con-
stitute a separate violation. Compliance with the terms of this ordinance may be
enforced by injunctional order at the suit of the County or the owners of real estate
within the area affected.
SECTION 13.0 - Conflict of Ordinance, Effect on Partial Validity
13.1 In any case where a provision of this ordinance if found to be in conflict
with a provision of any County zoning, building, fire, safety or health ordinance
existing on the effective date of this ordinance, the provisions .that establish the
higher standard for the protection of public health,..safety and general welfare shall
prevail..
13.2, _In any case where a provision of. this ordinance is found to be in conflict
with a provision of .any other County ordinance, existing on the effective date of this
ordinance which establishes a lower standard for the protection of the public health,
safety and general welfare, the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed to
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prevail, and such other ordinances are hereby declared to be repealed to the extent
that they may be found in conflict with this ordinance.
SECTION 14.0 - Definitions for the Purpose of this Ordinance are:
14.1 Drainage or seepage field - A shallow subsurface soil absorption system
consisting of open jointed or perforated pipe for the disposal of effluent.
14.2 Percolation Test - A test used to determine absorption qualities of soils
and shall be conducted in accordance with H 65.06 (3), (4)9 (5) of the Wisconsin Ad-
ministrative Code.
14.3 Private Sewerage System - All structures, conduits, and pipe lines by which
sewage is collected and disposed of outside the buildings being served, other than
systems owned.and operated by a municipality or sanitary district.
14.4 Seepage Pit - An underground receptacle with a manhole and cover brought to
within 12 inches of the ground surface for observation and cleaning purposes, so
constructed .as to insure the disposal of effluent or clear wastes, by soil absorp-
tion through its walls and bottom.
14.5 Septic Tank - A reservoir or tank which receives crude sewage, and by bac-
terial action and sedimentation effects a process of clarification and decomposition
of solids.
14.6 Sewage - The water -carried wastes created in and to be conducted away from
residences, industrial establishments, and public buildings as defined in Section
101.1 Wisconsin Statutes.
SECTION 15.0 - Severability Clause
If any section, subsection, clause or phrase of this ordinance is, for any reason,
-held to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining
portion of this ordinance.
SECTION 16.0 - Amendment
This ordinance may from time to time be amended, modified or altered by the
County Board of Supervisors in the manner prescribed by law.
This ordinance shall be effective on and after the lst day of May, 1967.
Proposed by: Thomas E. Rondeau
Chairman of the Bayfield
County Board of Supervisors,
Bayfield County
Attest:
I, Edward A. Pajala, County Clerk of the County of Bayfield, Wisconsin, do
hereby certify that the above Ordinance was properly introduced and passed at a regular
meeting of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors this 16th day of November, 1966.
Edward A. Pajala, County Clerk
County of Bayfield, Wisconsin
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Rude to adopt the foregoing Sanitary Ordinance
for Bayfield County. A roll call vote was taken as follows: No.-46a
Ayes - Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanfred
Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson,
Art
Wasmuth, Lattimer,/Anderson, Rude;
Nayes - none_
Ayes - 21
Naye s' - 0
Total - 21 Motion Carried.
-November ' 16 1966__
The following Communication ROBERT N. LEDIN
was read: No. 47 District.Attorney
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
November 15, 1966
Board. of Supervisors
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
At the September, 1966 meeting you referred to my office for a report and recomm-
endation a''request by Alexander L. Gokee-of Rouie'`l; Bayfield, Wisconsin, to re -pur-
chase certain property located in the'Town of Russell in the Village of Red Cliff,
which was the former Elizabeth Mason'Gokee property,- described as a parcel of land in
Government Lot 1, Section 31, Township 51 North, Range 3 West;- as described in
Volume 116 of Deeds, page 472, Bayfield County, Wisconsin Registry.-Title'to this
property is now vested in Bayfield County as a result of a tax deed 'proceeding.
It is my recommendation that the request be denied'and that an offer be made by
the County to re -convey the property 'to all of the heirs of Elizabeth Mason Gokee,
deceased, the applicant, Alexander L. Gokee being one of said heirs.
I discussed this request with Mr. Gokee in my office on November 149 1966, and
advised him'of the recommendation I was making. After'it was fully explained to him,
he was satisfied with the arrangement and if the property is deeded to'the heirs, he
will make his own private arrangements with the other heirs to secure the property.
Very truly yours;
Robert N. Ledin
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Stuart to acce'pt'the recommendation of the
District Attorney and authorize the property to be re -conveyed as proposed by the
District Attorney. Motion Carried.
The following Communication was read:
No. 48
ROBERT N. LEDIN
District Attorney
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
November 16, 1966
rd of Supervisors
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
At the September, 1966 meeting you referred to my office for a report and recomm-
endation, a request by Melius O. Sylte to purchase tax certificates on Lot 9, Block 26,
Original Townsite of Washburn, for the purpose of taking a tax deed -and clearing the
title.
This property was`last occupied`by Rev. Clinton Criswell. Taxes are delinquent
for the years '1962'through 1965 in' the total amount of $219.21, with interest. There
is no old age assistance lien against this property'.
I recommend that the request be granted upon the condition that the tax certifi-
cate or certificates to be sold on this property be assigned jointly to all of the
present owners or heirs who may have an interest in this property.
Very truly yours,
Robert N. Ledin
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November 16, 1966
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Art Anderson to accept the'recommendation of
the District Attorney and authorize the sale of the tax certificate or certificates
as proposed by the District Attorney.
The following Communication was read:
County Board
Washburn, Wis.
Gentlemen:
Motion Carried.
No. 49
ROBERT N. LEDIN
District Attorney
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
November 16, 1966
At the September, 1966 meeting you referred a question to my office concerning
a request by Larry Woiak of the City of Washburn correcting a deed issued by Bayfield
County to Henry Frechette on March 17, 1941. It was requested that the deed be chang-
ed by the County to delete the name of Henry Frechette and replace it with the name
of Larry Woiak, as grantee, on the assumption that an error was made when the original
deed was issued as to the grantees.
This deed has not been recorded.
Larry Woiak has paid taxes on this property for about twenty years and it appears
that he probably was the intended owner or at least had an interest in the property.
I can not recommend that the deed be changed by the County Board. However, I
do recommend that this Board go on record directing the County Clerk to issue an
entirely new corrective quit claim deed to Larry Woiak covering Lot 17, Block 3,
Neil & Pratt's Addition to the City of Washburn, reciting in the deed that Bayfield
County claims no interest in said property and gives this deed only for what purpose
it may serve in correcting the title.
Very truly yours,
Robert N. Ledin
Moved by Rude and seconded by Sampson to accept the recommendation of the
District Attorney and authorize the County Clerk to issue a new corrective deed to
Larry Woiak. I'[otion Carried.
The following Affidavit was read:
No. 50
STATE OF WISCONSIN )
ss.
COUNTY OF BAYFIELD )
Robert N. Ledin, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the duly elected
and acting District Attorney in and -for Bayfield County, Wisconsin; that he was such
officer during the years 1965 and 1966; that during the year 1966, no collections were
made'by said office as and for fines, forfeitures and other matters relating to
criminal or county matters and that all such payments were made direct to the County
Court of said Bayfield County, Wisconsin; that there was collected from the period
November 16, 1966
September 30, 1965 to October 1, 1966 on old age assistance liens the sum of $141.979
representing Bayfield County's share of said collections, all as more fully set forth
in the records of the -Department of Public Welfare in and for said Bayfield County,
Wisconsin.
That this report is made to the County Board of Supervisors at their November
meeting pursuant to the provisions of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Robert N. Ledin
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1 0- day of
November, 1966.
Irene Sieren, Notary Public,
Ashland County, Wisconsin.
(Notarial) My commission expires 1/l/67
( Seal )
Moved by Celinsky and seconded by Erickson to receive the foregoing report and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 51
WHEREAS, the salary and expenses appropriated for a part-time Summer Club Agent
has been $600.00 annually, and
WHEREAS; the University of Wisconsin proposes to assume all expenses of the
Horticultural Agent who will work on fruit production on an area basis but will remain
in Washburn, and
WHEREAS, the county's share of the salary of a full-time 4-H Club Agent would
be $2000.00, and
WHEREAS, this would mean an annual increase in the total salaries paid out to
the County Extension personnel of $1200.00, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that a full-time 4=H Club Agent be hired for Bay -
field County and that $2000.00 be appropriated for the county's share of the salary
for that position.
Respectfully Submitted, BAYFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart Ernest Heglund
Howard Sibbald Alva Lattimer
William Celinsky
Moved by Rude and seconded by Sibbald to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Moniza to adjourn to 1:30 P.M.
Motion Carried.
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Meeting called to order at 1:30 P.M.
The following members answered. roll call:
Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanfred
Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson,
Wasmuth, Lattimer, Art Anderson, Rude - Total 21.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 53
RESOLUTION DESIGNATING PUBLIC DEPOSITORY AND
AUTHORIZING WITHDRAWAL OF COUNTY MONEYS
RESOLVED, that the following banking institutions:
All Banks in Bayfield County, Wisconsin
qualified as public depositories under Chapter 34 of the Wisconsin Statutes, shall
be and are hereby designated, until further action, as public depositories for all
public moneys coming into the hands of the treasurer of Bayfield County, State of
Wisconsin.
RESOLVED FURTHER that withdrawal or disbursement from any one of the above
named depositories shall be only by order check, as provided in Section 66.042 of
the Wisconsin Statutes; that in accordance therewith all, order checks shall be signed
by the following persons:
Edward A. Pajala, Clerk, and Nick Pristash, Treasurer, and countersigned by
E.
Thomas/Rondeau; County Board Chairman, and shall be so honored.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that in lieu of their personal signatures, the following
facsimile signatures, which have been adopted by them as below shown:
Thomas E. Rondeau
Chairman
Edward A. Pajala
Clerk
Thomas E. Rondeau
Edward A. Pajala
Nick Pristash
may be affixed on such order check(s); that any one of the above named depositories
shall be fully warranted and protected,/in making payment on any order check bearing
such facsimile(s) notwithstanding that the same may have. been placed thereon without
the authority of the designated person or persons.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that a certified copy of this resolution shall be delivered
to each of the above named depositories, and said depositories may rely on this
resolution until changed by lawful resolution and a certified copy of such.resolution
has been given to the cashier of the respective above named depositories.
George Moniza
This is to Certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution
duly and legally adopted -by Bayfield County Board of.Supervisors at a legal meeting
held on the 16th day of November, 1966.
Date Nov. 16, 1966.
(Signed) Edward A. Pajala, Clerk.
Moved by Meierotto and seconded by Rude to adopt the foregoing Resolution.,
Motion Carried.
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A Report by the Bayfield County Welfare Director was presented to the Board and
reads as follows:
No. 54
To The Bayfield County Board of Supervisors:
The year 1966 saw the enactment of a great piece of social legislation, both on
the federal_ and state level. This was the enactment of the 1965 amendments to the
Social Security Act. On the federal level, it was termed Title XIX, or Medicare, and
Title XVIII, Medical Assistance or Medicaid. On the state level, this legislation
was presented in the form of Senate Bill 621S which provides for the continuation of
money grants to the aged, blind, disabled, and to dependent children, and does remove
the maximum money grants for which a recipient is eligible, so that effective July 1,
1966 all recipients receive money grants according to their basic needs.
This same legislation not only expanded the present welfare._programs, but increased
the programs to include Old Age Assistance to people in mental hospitals, Aid to
Dependent Children for children in institutions, and Aid to Dependent Children of un-
employed parents. On the state level, the further enactment of Title XVIII, which
is termed Wisconsin Medical Assistance, will provide medical assistance to persons
sixty-five years of age and older, and for children under the age of twenty-one living
in families determined to be medically indigent because of income limitations of the
parents. Eligibility in both programs is based on the amount of assets and the amount
of income. This medical assistance, in effect, replaces the previous medical assist-
ance to the recipients who received their medical care authorized and paid for by the
County Welfare Department and also replaces the Kerr -Mills Medical Assistance Payments
Program.
Because of the above mentioned changes in legislation which affect this depart-
ment, I will be unable to give you any significant graphs or charts to show you the
agency's operating expenses for the year 1966 as I have done in the past because there
has also been a change in the formula whereby the counties are reimbursed for expendi-
tures made in behalf of welfare recipients. At this time, I can only state that
Senate Bill 621S provides that no county shall be responsible for any more than they
were for the fiscal base year 1964-1965. I can advise you that the cost of Bayfield
County's expenditures for'the base year was $99,432.05.
The caseloads too, at this time, will not give a representative picture of agency
function. I can report that for the first six months of the year our Old Age Assist-
ance recipients averaged about two hundred fifty-five cases, our Blind Aid cases
numbered five, our Disabled Aid cases numbered fifty-five, our Aid to Dependent Child-
ren averaged from thirty-five to forty cases, and our Aid to Dependent Childredn in
Foster Homes has varied between five and eight cases. These figures are listed
on our monthly case counts.
The new legislation has changed our case counts, as for instance, people receiv-
ing Old Age Assistance, living in skilled nursing homes and having sufficient personal
income such as retirement or social security, were discontinued from our money payment
caseload as of July 1, 1966. These people are, therefore, only certified as recipients
of Medical Assistance. Also, because of the new S-72 Social Security Benefits, we
will again be removing other persons over the age of seventy-two from our money pay-
-ment caseloads, and we are presently not aware of the number of cases that we may have
to put on because of those people living in mental institutions, dependent children
living in mental institutions, and the number of families that will be applying for
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Aid to Dependent Children because of unemployment of the parents.
I have indicated that we have removed certain people from our Old Age Assistance
payroll. However, these people have been certified for medical assistance. At the
end of June, our clients certified for the Health Assistance Payments Program numbered
119, and we now have 300 cases certified for Medical Assistance. Because of the change
in status of the caseloads, in some areas we may show a reduction of caseloads.
However, at this time, we do not know what the state and federal requirements will
be for providing social service to those prople certified for the Medical Assistance
program.
Beginning in February, this department began providing homemaker services to
clients in their own homes. Our one homemaker is providing a much needed service to
ten persons or families each month. This service, provides the clients an opportunity
to gain exper-ienc.e in budgeting, food preparation and meal planning, child care, and
other duties essential to maintaining a satisfactory home life for the clients.
Although there are no county funds involved in the administration of Indian
Relief, I make this report because the agency is involved in the determination and
issuance of relief to needy Indians. During the first eight months of 1966, the total
expenditures for Indian Relief were $3,518.57, or approximately $440.00 a month.
At this rate, the department should spend approximately $5,300.00 for the year 1966
on the Indian Relief payroll, compared to the total expenditure of $8,698.48 for the
year 1965.
The Surplus Commodity Program continues to provide surplus foods to needy people
of Bayfield County and this program has had a reduction in the total amount of re-
cipients. For example, for the month of September, there were only 811 recipients
and about 865 people certified as eligible to receive commodities. This figure has
changed considerably from the report of 1965 as during this same period in 1965,
there were 1,140 recipients. The cost -to distribute the commodities for the first
eight months of 1966 totaled $4,740.80, roughly $593.00 per month, as compared to
$766.00 per month for the same period during 1965. I would, therefore, conclude that
providing there is no major change in the economy, Bayfield County could continue
distribution of surplus foods at a cost of $8,000.00 a year.
The year 1966 also saw a revised merit system plan for the State of Wisconsin
which affects all the employees of the Welfare Department. This however is a delayed
revision as, according to the state plan, this revision should have been due in 1965.
According to the revised merit system plan, your Bayfield County Welfare Board has
adopted Schedule B for the employees of the department®
As mentioned above, the agency does not know what requirements the state and
federal government will make in the provision of service to clients. I, therefore,
would like to again call your attention to the lack of adequate interview facilities
within the department. This matter has been discussed by the current Welfare Board,
and I respectfully request that consideration by the.Board of Supervisors be given to
provide the agency with adequate office facilities necessary for the duties and func-
tions of the personnel within the department.
As the Department has no means to gain experience in arriving at an appropriate
budget request so that I could provide the entire Board with graphs and charts, I
am only submitting one chart showing the estimated total expenditures for the year
1967, the reimbursements and the county costs, and this should also be the budget
request for 1967. I, therefore, give this brief explanation that the money grant
November 16, 1966
requests for.Old Age Assistance, Blind Aid, -'Disabled Aid, Aid to Dependent Children,
and Aid to Dependent Children in Foster Homes is based on the money grant expenditures
for the month of August. As there is no means of estimating the amount the county
will have to spend for Old Age Assistance to people in mental institutions, for Aid to
Dependent Children in institutions, and for the new Aid to Dependent Children of
Unemployed Parents, I am only making an estimate as to what this might cost the county
and am not making a request for each separate program.
Regarding the county's cost for the Medical Assistance Program, I can report
that the total expenditure for medical assistance for all cases in a twelve month
period has been $328,357.00. For the Health Assistance Payments Program, which will
now become a part of the Medical Assistance Program, the total cost for the fiscal
year 1964-65 was $29,000.00. Therefore, the total medical expenses that the county
may be responsible for would be in the neighborhood of $357,357.00, and because we
still do not know the amount by which Medicare might reduce these medical assistance
payments, I am therefore recommending what appears to be a sum sufficient for Medical
Assistance as Senate Bill 621S provides that the county will be responsible for its
pro rates share of all medical expenses.
November 1966
Category
Old Age Assistance
Blind Aid
Disabled Aid
Respectfully submitted,
Edwin P. Dashner, Director
Bayf field County Department
of Public Welfare
1967 ESTIMATED BUDGET AND BUDGET REQUEST
Aid to Dependent Children **
Administration
Total
Expenditures
$1419500.00
3,000.00
329500.00
689 000. 00 ,
78,100.00
$323,100.00
Medical Assistance $3839500.00
State Payment
No Appropriation
# Includes OAA in Mental Hospitals
* Includes ADC-F, ADC -I, and ADC-U
Reimbursement
$1349821.00
2,820.00
30,856.00
509340.00
62,480.00
$281,317.00
$3109970.00
State & Federal
Share - No
Appropriation
County Cost
$69679.00
180.00
r
19644.00
17,660.00
15,620.00
$41,783.00
$729530.00
County Pro rata
Share - To be
Appropriated
Moved by Sibbald and seconded by Mammoser to receive and place on file the
foregoing Report.
Motion Carried.
November 16. 1966__
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The following Resolution was read:
No. 55
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors has adopted a classification and
compensation plan for county employees which excludes personnel of the Welfare Depart—
ment, and
WHEREAS, the Welfare Department employees are -subject to the State Merit System,
and
WHEREAS, the adoption of said Merit System provides that the authority for adopt—
ing salary schedules lies with either the County Board of .Supervisors or the County
Welfare Board, and
WHEREAS, the Welfare Board is in a position to adequately evaluate and determine
agency needs and determine salary adjustments, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in annual session
this 16th day of November, 1966 that the authority to adopt salary schedules in accord —
ante with the Merit System be vested in the Bayfield County Welfare Board.
DATED: This 16th day of November, 1966.
Presented By:
Thomas E. Rondeau
Bennie R. Rude
Edwin Erickson
Art A. Anderson
Louis J. Brost
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Art Anderson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 56
WHEREAS, the new administration building was erected to provide for adequate
office facilities, and
WHEREAS, the Welfare Department offices were to be remodeled to provide for ade—
quate facilities, and
WHEREAS, such remodeling was never done, and the offices as such are not now
adequate to provide for pPoper facilities, and
WHEREAS, the south portion of the basement of the new building contains sufficient
space and can be completed to provide adequate office facilities for a cost of.
$10, 500.00, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED b the Bayfield Count Board of Supervisors in annual session this
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16th day of November, 1966 that the completion of the basement be accomplished to pro—
vide for adequate offices for the Welfare Department:
�. DATED: This 10h. day of November, 1966.
Presented By: George Moniza
William A. Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Barningham to refer the foregoing Resolution
to the Executive Committee. Motion Carried.
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No. 57
The Annual Report of the Bayfield County Rest Home was presented to the Board.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Mammoser to receive and place on file the
foregoing Report. Motion Carried.
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No. 58
The Annual Report of the Bayfield County Highway Committee was presented to the
Board.
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Heglund to receive and place on file the fore-
going Report. Motion Carried.
No. 59
The Annual Report of the Bayfield County Highway Commissioner was presented to
the Board
Moved by Rude and seconded by Sampson to receive and place on file the foregoing
Report. Motion Carried.
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The following re -location order was read:
No. 60
BY STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF WISCONSIN
THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION FINDS AND DETERMINES THAT:
The proper establishing, laying out, widening, enlarging, extending, constructing,
reconstructing, improving, or maintaining a portion of the highway now designated as
U. S. Highway 2, from a point 740 feet north of the west one -quarter corner of Section
18, Township 47 North, Range 10 West, thence east to a point 1476.9 feet south of the
north one -quarter corner of Section 18, Township 47 North, Range 9 West,
and on roads or lands in and about and along and leading to same, requires certain
relocation or change and the acquisition of lands or interests in lands as shown on
the map or copy thereof marked "PLAT OF RIGHT OF WAY REQIUIRED, PROJECT T 022-1(40)119
for the West County Line -Iron River Road, U. S. H. 2, Bayfield County, dated
September 27, 1966, the same being sheets Nos. 4 and 4.1 of the plans for said project,
and
Pursuant to its authority under Sections 84.02 (3) and 84.09, Wisconsin Statutes,
THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION HEREBY ORDERS THAT_:
(1) The said highway is hereby laid out and established to the lines and widths
as shown on the said plat.
(2) The required lands or interests in lands as shown on the plat shall be ac-
quired by the State H-ighway Commission in the name of the State of Wisconsin, pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 84.09(1) or (2), Wisconsin Statutes.
1966.
The foregoing order was issued by the State Highway Commission on October 10,
V. L. Fiedler, Secretary
(SEAL) State Highway Commission of Wisconsin
Moved by Sibbald and seconded by Stuart to receive and place on.file the foregoing
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relocation order with minimum reference made to it.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 61
Motion Carried.
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Classification and Compensation Plan submitted to
the Personnel Committee by the State beau of Personnel does not include County
Extension employees, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the bounty's share of both the Home Economics
Agent's and County Agricultural Agent's salary be increased by $200.00.
Respectfully Submitted,-
BAYFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
William Stuart Ernest Heglund
Howard Sibbald Alva Lattimer
William Celinsky
Moved by Stuart and seconded -by Celinsky to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No . 6 2
WHEREAS, The Bayfield County Board of Supervisors provided for a wage and job
classification study by the Bureau of Personnel of the State of Wisconsin relating
to certain Bayfield County employees and officers, and
WHEREAS, Said Bureau of Personnel has made such a study and reported its find-
ings and recommendations by a report dated October, 1966, now on file with the Bayfield
County Clerk, and
WHEREAS, Said report has provided for a proposed salary increase for certain
elective officers, to -wit: Clerk of Courts, County Clerk, District Attorney, Register
of Deeds, Sheriff and Treasurer, and
WHEREAS, Some of the above named elective officers of Bayfield County receive
fees in addition to their salary schedule,"and
WHEREAS, Increases of the salaries of said elected officers are prohibited by
Statute during the en�Ouing term for which said officers have been elected,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the recommendations of the State Bureau of
Personnel in reference to the salary schedule of the above named officers be and
the same is hereby approved, to be effective on such date as legislation may permit
the payment of said salary increases during the ensuing terms of said officers,
but not later than the commencement of the next term of office of each of said
offices hereinabove named, subject to change by the County Board of Supervisors due
to economic or other factors, said salary schedule to be in addition to fees received
by elective County officers.now receiving fees in addition to their scheduled
salaries.
George Moniza
Bertyl Nelson
Art Meierotto
Philip E. Tetzner
Art C. Hanson -.PERSONNEL COMMITTEE.
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November 16- 1966
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Tetzner to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Report was presented:to the Board:
No. 63.
REPORT OF CONSERVATION COMMITTEE FOR 1966
OUT DOOR SHOWS
The following out door sport shows attended were, DesMoines, Iowa, Chicago, Ill.
Milwaukee, Wis., and Minneapolis, Minn. The attendance of these shows have increased
from year to year with vacation minded people.
We purchased 75,000 folders, 15,000, bags and 50,000 cards. We run short on bags
and folders as we had requests from sporting goods stores and Chamber of Commerce
Information Booths. We think this is good advertising.
The Committee plans on attending only two shows in 1967, Chicago and Milwaukee,
so there will be less Map Folders purchased.
COUNTY PARKS
Twin Bear Park and Delta Park were overcrowded as usual due to the fact that
there was no man power available. No improvements were done to either of the parks.
The Committee agrees that something must be done to improve the accomodations or there
will be a slum area in our parks.
WATER SHED & STREAM IMPROVEMENT
This year we had projects on stream improvements as follows: Town of Pratt,
18 Mile Creek; Town of Clover, Cranberry River, Town of Port Wing, Flag River,
18 Mile and Cranberry have been completed. We believe that this work should continue
on other streams in the County with probable funds from other sources.
DAMS & SURVEYS
Surveys have been made on the proposed dam.and locks between the Upper and Middle
Eau Claire Lakes. A. permit for construction of the structure has been granted by the
Public Service Commission. Estimates will have to be made as to total cost and the
Town of Barnes' approval to share some of the cost will be necessary before construc-
tion can begin.
The Totogatic Lake Survey was made, as of this date the Committee has made no
request for a permit from the Public Service Commission to construct a dam there.
The reason being we hope that funds from other sources become available to finance
this project.
1966 EXPENDITURES UP TO DATE.
Minneapolis show $ 934.62
Iowa Show . 930.58
Milwaukee 939.12
Chicago 19105.31
Committee 19081.78
Misc. 161.12
Picture & Write-up 116.49
Cards 194.21
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-1966 EXPENDITURES UP TO DATE (Copt°d.)
Bags - shopping 562.76
Wis. vacation land 175.00
Wis. Indianhead 500.00
Game Congress 46.55
Brouchures 39540.00
109287.54
OUTLAY
Conservation 387.60
County Parks 19866.84
Water Pollution 815.06
OUTSTANDING OUTLAY, APPROVED PROJECTS
Estimated $ 29210.00
Signed: CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
George Sampson, Chairman
Axel Lehto
Ray Mammoser
Walter Barningham
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Sampson to receive the foregoing Report and
place on file. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No. 64
TO THE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD 0"F SUPERVISORS
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Board meets periodically but not often enough to
act on immediate problems involving federal agricultural programs, and
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Board has the authority to increase county and
community ceilings on cropland, feed grain bases, and wheat allotments, and
WHEREAS, the Agricultural Committee would be able to give immediate attention
to these problems that are a real concern to farmers in the county, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Bayfield County Board authorize the
County Agricultural Committee to increase county and community ceilings on cropland,
feed grain bases, and wheath allotments which may limit participation in the Cropland
Adjustment Program provided it would not have serious adverse affects on the local
economy, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon adoption of this resolution the County Clerk
be directed to send a copy of same to the A. S. C. S. Office, ttoom 206 Post Office
Building, Ashland, Wisconsin.
Respectfully Submitted,
BAYFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart Alva Lattimer
Ernest Heglund William Celinsky
Howard Sibbald
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Moved by Stuart and seconded 'by Celinsky to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following.Proposed Budget was read: -
No. 65
TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
The Executive Committeeproposes the following budget for the Jail and Sheriff's
residence for the year 1967.
Lights
G 860.00
Water
375.00.
Fuel
1,075.00
Insurance
25.00
Telephone
190.00 .
Supplies
125.00
Repairs
600.00
Bedding
100.00
Garbage Collection
15.00.
Total
39365.00
OUTLAY
Washing Machine 175.00
The increase in the item for repairs is to provide for steel mesh on the outside
of the windows of the jail.
It is now possible to pass weapons, intoxicating liquors and (or) other unauthoriz-
ed material from the ground level outside of the jail to jail inmates through the
window ventilators. Correction of this matter has been,repeatedly recommended over a
period of several years by the Division of Corrections, State Department of Public
Welfare.
We respectfully, recommend the adoption of the proposed budget.
George Moniza George Sampson
E.
William -Stuart Thomas/Rondeau
Moved by tampson and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing proposed Budget.
Motion Carried.
No. 66
Resolution No. 39, with reference to Illegal Taxes was at this time presented to
the Board for action.
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Barningham to adopt said Resolution.
Motion Carried.
_ November_ 16,�1g66
No. .67
Senate Bill No. 668 was read as follows:
STATE OF WISCONSIN
SENATE BILL 668
May 4, 1966 - Introduced by Committee on Legislative Procedure, by
request of Senators Smith, Hansen and Krueger and Assemblymen
N. C. Anderson and Steiger.
AN ACT to create 59.07 (59) of the statutes', relating to authorizing counties
to establish county natural beauty councils.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
.59.07 (59) of the statutes is created to read:
59.07 (59) County natural beauty councils. Create a county natural beauty
council as a committee of.the county board, composed of such county board members,.
public members and governmental personnel as the county board designates. The
council shall advise governmental bodies and citizens in the county on matters
affecting the preservation and enhancement of the county's natural beauty, and aid
and facilitate the aims and objectives of the Wisconsin council on natural beauty.
( End )
Motion made and seconded to -refer the foregoing Bill to the Conservation
Committee. Motion Carried.
The following Proposed Budget was read:
No. 68
CONSERVATION PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1967
The Conservation Committee of the Bayfield County Board hereby submits the
proposed budget for 1967.
OUTDOOR SHOWS $ 29500.00
FOLDERS 39300.00
PICTURES AND WRITE UP 250.00
INDIANHEAD �.50.0.00
WONDERFUL WISCONSIN 175.00
STATE GAME CONGRESS 150.00'
MISCELLANEOUS 200.00
COMMITTEE 1,200.00
SHOPPING BAGS 600.00
CARDS 200.00
NEWSPAPER & OTHER ADVERTISING 500.00
9,575.00
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OUTLAY
LAND ACQUISITION- 2,000.00
EAU CLAIRE LAKES DAM 5,000.00
PARKS 19500.00
COUNTY CONSERVATION
& LAWCON 4,000.00
$129500. 00
Signed: George Sampson
Walter Barningha.m
Axel Lehto
Raymond J. Mammoser
CONSERVATION.COMMITTEE
Moved by Hanson and seconded by Lattimer to receive and place on file the
foregoing proposed Budget. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read:
No.. 69
Whereas, County Trunk Highway "N" runs from Junction of State Trunk Highway 27
East to Junction of County Trunk Highway "A1l and "N" in the Town of Barnes,.Bayfield
County:
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: that County Trunk Highway "N" run from Junction of
State Trunk Highway 27 East.to State Highway 63 through the Town of Barnes and the
Town of Drummond in Bayfield County and County Trunk Highway "A" end at the Junction
of present "A" and "N".
Signed: Raymond J. Mammoser
Howard Sibbald
Walter Wasmuth
Ernest Heglund
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Wasmuth to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Budget for 1967 was presented to the Board:
No. 70
PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1967
TO THE HONORABLE BAYFIELD COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned Committee on Finance and Budget, hereby submit our report
and recommendations for 1967.
November 16, 1966
VALUATION
The Supervisor of Assessments recommends a true value of $47,805,865.00. -The
legal levy limit exclusive of debt items for County general purposes is 1%. The
proposed Budget is $50,000.00 below the legal limit. The Contingency Fund is
$40,186.94. A larger than normal contingency fund is being provided due to the
changes.made in the Welfare medical programs. No definite information is available
at the present time regarding the county's share of medical payments to be made under
Title 19, the new state medical assistance program.
FINANCE
The committee has kept all Budgets intact as recommended by the various
committees. This committee strongly urges the adoption of the State Bureau of Per-
sonnel's recommendations as to salaries. Finances for salary increases have been
provided for in the Budget. The committee will again introduce a resolution author-
izing short term loans if it becomes necessary. There is also an item for $30,222.00
to cover county share of past service retirement costs. Paying the total amount
of the past service cost this year would save the county upwards of some $30,000.00.
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Highway expenditures are financed entirely from gasoline and automobile revenues,
with the exception of County Bridge Aid to Districts. The Bridge Aids for 1967
amounts to $1,218.64.
AUDIT
The 1965 report is on file in the County Clerk's office and is available for
inspection. The audit was completed on schedule on October 15th, and greatly aided
the committee in their budget work. We would also wish to commend the county Clerk's
office for the up to date bookkeeping records and information which resulted in the
completion of the Budget work in two days as compared to four days average in the
past. The Clerk recommends some changes in account classification so as to assist
and make it more convenient to complete the state reports. The committee supports
these recommendations. The committee also feels that with the chairman of all the
other committees serving as the Budget Committee is of great value in the prepara-
tion of the Budget. We recommend the acceptance of the audit proposal for 1966
records.
HEALTH & WELFARE
There is a great change in the Welfare items in the Budget as the figures in-
dicate. The effect of the Medicare Program reflects these changes. The Rest Home
is operating at full capacity. The Pureair Sanatorium operation is of some concern
because of the low patient load. The Board of Trustees together with the Chairman
of the Finance Committees of the three counties are to further study and recommend
solutions to the problem. There is a sum of $6000.00 for the North Central Guidance
Center which is now in operation.
November 16; 1966
EXPENDITURES
Acct.
No.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1966
Appropriation
511
County Board
$ 9,000.00
512
County Clerk
14,025.00
.513
County Treasurer
10,250.00
5141
Assessment & Tax Roll Supplies
6,000.00
5143
Assessor of Incomes
- - -
5144.
Supervisor of Assessments
- - -
5151
District Attorney
13,050.00
5154
Family Court Commissioner
19200.00
516
Surveyor
400.00
5174
County Court Expense
8,000.00
5175
Circuit Court
119000.00
5177
Coroner
1,000.00
5181
Courthouse
11,355.00
519
Elections
7,500.00
5101
Special Accounting & Auditing
29800.00
5103
Property and liability Insurance
1,000.00
5104.
Workmens Compensation
1900000
5174.1
County'Court
9,000.00*
Total
$ 1049780.0.0
PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY
521
Sheriff
$ 319884.00
522
Traffic Police
12,470.00
525
Crime Laboratory
52.50*
529
Register of Deeds
14,260.00
5202
Civil Defense
5,007.50
5206
Fire Suppression
200.00
5208
Civil Air Patrol
500.00
5209
Indian Police
2,500.00
Total
_$_ 66, 874.00
*State Special Charges
HEALTH
531 Vital Statistics
5321 County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
5322 Patients at Other County Sanatoria
533 County Nurse
534 Health Clinics
536 Rest Home
537 Home Health Service
Total
$ 40.00
489906.00
1.48* credit
12,740.00
6,000.00
115,685.00
$ 183,369.52
Recommended
for 1967
$ 9,000.00
159685.00
11,050.00
5,000.00
600.00
225.00
14,150.00
11200.00
400.00
69000.00
129680.00
1,000.00
139180.00
21000.00
3, 000.00
11000.00
1,000.00
9,142.48*
$ 106,312.48
$ 40t436.00
15,670.00
227.50*
149885.00
5,430.00
200.00
500.00
2,500.00
$ 799848.50
509604.00
149357.00
6,000.00
129,198.50
2,000.00
$ 202,159.50
_ November 161__1966
EXPENDITURES (CONT'D.)
Acct.
1966
Recommended
No.
Appropriation
for 1967
EDUCATION & RECREATION
5516
Tuition Paid Outside Teacher
Colleges $
49000.00
$ 79000.00
5519
Aid to Common Schools
249207.27
24,150.00
5501
County Library Committee
250.00
250.00
55103
County Agricultural Agent
189505.00
219556.00
5522
Fairs and Exhibits
239915.00
249995.00
5524
Bookmobile
49850.00
59100.00
5525
Tuition Vocational Education
5,677.75
9,978.00
5526
Tuition Handicapped
4,553.82
5,126.88
5527
Area School Committee
19000.00
500.00
Total $
869958.84
$ 989655.88
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
5611 Welfare Administration $ 65,000.00 $ 78,100.00
5615 Poor Relief 3,000.00 29000.00
5616 Surplus Commodity Program 10,000.00 89520.00
5621
Old
Age Assistance
412,000.00
141,500.00
5622
Aid
to Disabled
929000.00
32,500.00
5623
Aid
to Blind.
5,000.00
3,000.00
5624 Aid to Dependent Children 96,000.00 68,000.00
5625 Medical Assistance - - - 72,530.00
5631 Veterans Relief 500.00** 750.00**
**Not under if Limitation for County Taxes
5632
Veterans Service
Officer $
7,810.00
$ 99528.00
5634
Care of Veterans
Graves
- - -
125.00
5642
Insane in Outside
Institutions
43,116.92*
419687.12*
5651
Jail & Sheriff's
Residence
4,985.00
3,365.00
5653
Industrial School
for Girls
400.79*.
184.49*
5654
Industrial School
for Boys
563.01*
494.76*
5656
State Reformatories
491.44*
172.75*
5657
Correctional Institutions &
Camps.
598.00*
2,094.04*
(Division of Correctio4)
5661
Wisconsin Colonies &
Training Schools
4,539®93*
49142.98*
5662
Schools for Dependent
Children
2,652.83*.
29304.39*
(Wisconsin Child Center)
5663
Temporary Care of Dependent
Children
200.00
200.00
5664
Payments to Social Service
Organizations
200.00
- -
-
(Children Service Society)
*State Special Charges
-- -- - - - - - - - -November --16,- 1966 .
EXPENDITURES
(CONT'D.)
Acct.
No.-
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
1966
Recommended
Appropriation
for 1967
5666
State General Hospital
$ 9,767.97*
79106.81*
5667
State Orthopedic Hospital
440.72*
15.00*
credit
5668
State Diagnostic Center
70.71*
40.71*
56602
Salvation Army
200.00
- - -
56603
Poverty Program
600.00
600.00
Total
$ 760,137.32
8 478,931.05
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT
5812
State Aid Forest Fund
$ 5,000.00
$$ 10,048.00
5814
Conservation
119425.00
9,575.00
5819
County Wardens & Rangers
89208.00
9,640.00
5821
Industrial Development
500.00
500.00
5823
Zoning & Sanitation
- - -
8,950.00
5824
Regional Planning Commission
19400.00
1,400.00
'total
$$ 269533.00
$ 409113.00
*State Special Charges
UNCLASSIFIED
594
Tax Deed Expense
$$ 49440.00
$ 49940.00
595
County Share of Employe Benefit
Plans (Social Security)
69200.00
9,000.00
595.1
State Retirement
139700.00
13,700.00
595.2
State Retirement - Past Service
19500.00
30,222.00
597
Maps and Plat Books
- - -
49555.00
598
Repairs to Tax,Deed Property
200.00
200.00
599'•3
Fire Calls - Chap. 60".29 (20) e
500.00
- - -
599
Severance Tax Due State
119000.00
139000.00
599.1
Severance Tax Due Districts
59500.00
695OOoOO
599.2
10% of Timber Sales to
Municipalities
500.00
750.00
Total $$ 43,540.00 $ 829867.00
TOTAL MAINTENANCE $ 192722192.68 $ lt0882887.41
427
November,l6, 1966
EXPENDITURES (CONT'D.)
Acct.
No.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
OUTLAY
1966
Recommended
Appropriation
for 1967
612
County Clerk
435.00
600.00
613
County Treasurer
585.00
- - -
614
County Court - Judge
1,205.00
- - -
6151
District Attorney
130.00
- - -
6175
Circuit Court
300.00
200.00
Total
$ 29655.00
800.00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY
621 Sheriff 29805.00 3 4,100.00
622 Traffic Officer 2,185.00 49000.00
Total 41990.00 $ 81100.00
HEALTH
636 Rest Home 2,500.00 S$ 900.00
EDUCATION &.RECREATION
681
County Agent'
430.00
$
- - -
6522
County Fair
6,000.00
6,000.00
Total
9$
6,430.00
$
6,000.00
CHARITIES & CORRECTIONS
6611.
Welfare Administration
$
350.00
19000.00
6632
Veterans Service Office
75.00
430.00
6651
Jail & Sheriffs Residence
250.00
175.00
Total
675.00
11605.00
CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT
6812 Forestry,
6814 County Conservation
6814.1 County Parks
6814.2 Dams
6814.3 Land Acquisition
6814.4 Watershed Management
Total
TOTAL OUTLAY
HIGHWAY
OUTLAY
642 County Aid Bridges - Sec. 8138
$ 3,000.00
3,500.00
2,000.00
29000.00
$ 10,500.00
9$- 27, 750.00
$ 7,916.62
9S 7,000.00
4,000.00
3,500.00
5,000.00
29000.00
�$ 212500.00
389905.00
9$ 1,218.64
f November 16, 1966
REVENUES
Acct.
No.
TAXES
1966
'Recommended
Appropriation
for 1967
4112
Income Tax for County
$
24,000.00
$
24,000.00
4113-
Inheritance Tax for County
500.00
500.00
4114
Utility Tax from State
28,000.00
26,000.00
4115
Occupational Tax for County
300.00
200.00
4119
Interest on Taxes & Penalties
129000.00
129000.00
Total
s
649800.00
$
62,700.00
FEES AND COSTS
4121
County Clerk Fees
$
250.00
$
250.00
4125
County Court Fees & Costs
lt200.00
17500.00
4126
Circuit Court Fees & Costs
100.00
100.00
4127
Sheriff Fees
100.00
150.00
4129
Register of Deed Fees
5,500.00
59000.00
41202
Zoning Fees & Permits
- - -
1,750.00
Total
$
7,150.00
$
8,750.00
FINES AND FORFEITURES::
4141 County Ordinance Forfeitures $ 8,500.00 $ 89000.00
4143 Penal`Fines for County 600.00 19000.00
Total $ 9,100.00 $ 9,000.00
4152
State
Aid
for
County
Sanatorium
22,056.00
$ 19,358.84
4153
State
Aid
for
County
Nurse
1,000.00
1,000.00
14158
State
Aid
for
Blind
4,050.00
27820.00
41501
State'Aid
for
Welfare
Administration
$ 43,550.00
$ 62,480.00
41502
State.Aid
for
Relief
(Disabled)
65,320.00
30,856.00
41503
State
Aid
for
O.A.A.-Sec.49.395
3359780.00
134,821.00
41505
State Aid for Child Welfare
79,680.00
509340.00
41507
State,Aid for Employe Retirement
23,000.00
219000.00
41531
Federal Aid for County Nurse
2,570.00
2,635.00
41532
Indian Law Enforcement
29500000
2,500.00
Total
8 5799506.00
$ 327,810.84
.ALL OTHER GENERAL REVENUE
4184
Profit on Tax Deed Sales
$
159000.00
$
159000.00
4185
Receipts from Sale of Co. Property
559000.00
659000.00
4186
Sale of Wood - County Land
59000.00
79500.00
4188
Civil Defense
2,533.75
2,330.00
41803
State Aid - County Fair
5,000.00
49500.00
41804
County Fair Revenue
79085.00
7,850.00
Total
$
899618.75
$
102,180.00
COMMERCIAL REVENUES:
4241
Home & Infirmary Revenues
$
1159685.00
$
1299198.50
4262
Sale of Maps and Plats
600.00
750.00
Total
3
1169285.00
$
129,948.50
TOTAL REVENUE OTHER THAN
PROPERTY TAX $ 8669459.75 8 6409389.34
November 16, 1966
SUMMARY
Total Maintenance
Total Outlay
Contingency
Total Highway (Bridge Aid)
Grand Total Expenditures
Less Receipts other than
Property Tax
Less - Surplus Cash
County Tax'Levy
. 1966
Appropriation
1,272,192.68
27,750.00
209256.35
7,916.62
1,3289115.65
866,459.75
40,000.00
4219655.90
Respectfully submitted this 27th day of October, 1966.
FINANCE AND BUDGET COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
Thomas E. Rondeau,
Wm. Stuart
George Sampson
Recommended
for 1967
$ 19 0889 887.41
38,905.00
40,186.94
19218.64
191699197.99
640,389.34
100,000.00
4289808.65
After a lengthy discussion on the. various items in the Budget, the following
Motion was made.
No. 70a
Moved by Celinsky and seconded by Lattimer that the Conservation Committee
attend the Minneapolis Show on recommendation of the County Board if a booth is
available. Motion Carried.
The following action was taken on the proposed budget for 1967.
No. 70b
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Sampson to adopt the foregoing proposed Budget
for 1967. Roll call vote was as follows:
Ayes - Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, San-
fred Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto,
Ar
Erickson, Wasmuth, Lattimer,/Anderson, Rude,
Nayes - none
Ayes - 21
Nayes - 0
Total - 21
The following Resolution was read:
No. 71
Motion Carried.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
assembled in annual session this 16th day of November 1966 that there be and is
hereby levied against all the taxable property in Bayfield County, the following
November 16, 1966
items to.wit:
State Tax for Forest Purposes
under Sec. 70.58 (2) 99561.17
For all other items of the
budget the sum of 428,808.65
S 4389369.82
Signed: George Moniza
William Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Motion was made:
No. 72.
Moved by Sibbald and seconded by Sampson that•Plat Books, marked as follows,
"COUNTY PROPERTY" be given to the following town officers:
Chairman Clerk
Treasurer Assessor
All County Officers, and the
Supervisors of the County Board.
The plat books to be free of charge to the above named. Motion Carried. T
The following Motion was made:
No. 73
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Celinsky to refer the preparation of a Resolutil
Re: Clarence Olsen Retirement to the Highway Committee. Motion Carried.
- - ----November -16-,_ 19-66- - --- -- - -
The following Resolution was read:
No . 74.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled this
16th day of November, 1966, that the per diem and mileage be allowed each member of the
County Board as listed below and the Chairman and the County Clerk are instructed to
issue checks for the amount of such items as listed below:
Name County Board Work Total
Per Diem Mileage
Howard Sibbald
30.00
$ 9.06
39.06
-Walter Barningham
30.00
3.52
33.52
Raymond Mammoser
30.00
18.08
48.08
William Stuart
30.00
7.36
37.36
Art Hanson
30.00
9.60
39.60
Ernest Heglund
30.00
4.80
34.80
George Moniza
30.00
5.92
35.92
Louis Brost
30.00
10.24
40.24
Axel Lehto
30.00
13.44
43.44
George Sampson
30.00
2.56
32.56
Philip E. Tetzner
30.00
1.28
31.28
Bertyl R. Nelson
30.00
12.80
42.80
William Celinsky
30.00
8.64
38.64
Art Meierotto
30.00
8.00
38.00
Edwin M. Erickson
30.00
3.84
33.84
Walter Wasmuth
30.00
3.84
33.84
Alva A. Lattimer
30.00
.64
30.64
Arthur A. Anderson
30.00'
.32
30.32
Bennie Rude
30.00
.32
30.32
E.
Thomas/Rondeau
15.00
15.00
Sanfred Anderson
30.00
15.68
45.68
Totals
600.00
$ 154.94
754.94
Presented by: Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Erickson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Roll call vote was as follows:
No. 74a
Ayes - Sibbald, Rondeau, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanfred
Anderson, Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson,
Wasmuth, Lattimer, Art Anderson, Rude,
Nayes None
Ayes - 21
Nayes - 0
Total - 21
Motion Carried.
432
November 169 1966
Moved by Mammoser and seconded by Moniza to adjourn.
Thomas E. Rondeau, County Board
Chairman.
Edward A..Pajala, County Clerk.
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