HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 12/13/1967December 13: 1967_ _
RE -CONVENED MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The meeting was called to order at 9:30 A.M. by Thomas E. Rondeau, County Board
Chairman.
The following members answered roll call: No. 59
J. Ray Doyel, Raymond J. Mammoser, William Stuart, Art Hanson, Ernest Heglund,
George Moniza, Louis J. Brost, Sanfred Anderson, Axel Lehto, George Sampson, Philip
E. Tetzner, Bertyl R. Nelson, William Celinsky, Walter Barningham, Arthur Meierotto,
Edwin M. Erickson, Walter, Wasmuth, Alva A. Lattimer, Arthur A. Anderson, Bennie Rude,
Thomas E. Rondeau - Total 21.
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The following Resolution was read: No. 60
December 13, 1967 '
Whereas, Chapter 85, Laws of 1965, created section 111.70 (5) of the Statutes,
relating to the creation of the position of labor negotiator, and
Whereas, the Highway Committee of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors is
desirous of employing at this time a qualified person to discharge the duties of
labor negotiator and to represent the employer in conferences and negotiations with
the labor union and employees of the Highway Department,
Therefore Be It Resolved by The Bayfield County Board that the Executive Committee
be and is hereby authorized to employ a labor negotiator, enter into a contract with
him and fix his compensation.
Respectfully submitted,
Walter Wasmuth
Raymond J. Mammoser
Ernest Heglund
Philip E. Tetzner
Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Wasmuth and seconded by Mammoser to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 61
WHEREAS, The Bayfield County Forestry Department operates and uses certain
machinery and equipment which is not adequately housed, and
WHEREAS, Said Department is in need of building space for said machinery, for
servicing the same and for storage of'materials, and
WHEREAS, There may be available for purchase by Bayfield County a building and
premises located in the City of Washburn of said County, formerly known as the Bay -
Land Garage, and
WHEREAS, It is deemed desirable and advantageous to Bayfield County to purchase
said property for use as aforesaid by the Bayfield County Forestry Department, and
WHEREAS, In the event said premises are acquired by Bayf ield County, certain
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alterations and repairs will be required to be made, and
WHEREAS, It is estimated that the cost of said building and the necessary 41tera-
tions and repairs to be made thereto, to provide suitable housing for the above said
purposes will be in the amount of $25,000.00.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the proper committees and officers of Bayfield
County be and they are hereby authorized to negotiate for and .purchase for Bayfield
County the above described premises, as more fully described on Schedule "A" attach-
ed hereto, and to make the necessary repairs and alterations to said building and.
premises not to exceed the total amount of $25,000.00, said amount to be allocated
out of funds previously provided by this Board of Supervisors on November 14Lh, 1967.
George Sampson
Raymond J. Mammoser
W. C. Barningham
Axel Lehto
SCHEDULE "A"
Lot 8 to 15 inclusive, and Lots 23 to 26 inclusive, all in Block 42, Original
Townsite, City of Washburn, Wisconsin®
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Mdmmoser to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Mr. G. P. Hargrove, a representative of the Great Lakes Gas Transmission Company
appeared before the Board with a request for right of way across certain county owned
lands. The matter was discussed but no action taken at this time.
The following Resolution was reads No. 62
WHEREAS, certain County Conservation Aid Projects approved by the Conservation
Commission were not completed during the summer of 1967, and
WHEREAS, the State Aid available to counties for said projects can be.applied for
if the projects are completed during 1968, and
WHEREAS, the Committee will attempt to complete said unfinished projects in 1968,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the balance of the funds remaining in the 1967
County Conservation Outlay Budget on December 13, 1967, estimated to be approximately
$1,800.00, be carried over to 1968, and
.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the funds so carried over shall be only used to
complete the County Conservation Aid Projects originally scheduled for 1967.
CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
George Sampson Walter Barningham
Axel Lehto Raymond J. Mammoser
Walter Wasmuth
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Moved by Sampson and seconded by Mammoser to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.,
The following Resolution was read: No. 63
WHEREAS, Section 174.11 makes provision for payment for damage by dogs to domes-
tic animals, and
WHEREAS, the said Section 174.11 further provides that the County Clerk shall
present to the County Board all such dog damage claims, and
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Board has previously authorized the Executive
Committee of the County Board and the County Clerk to pay certain claims against the
County within prescribed maximum amounts,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Executive Committee of the County Board,
with the approval of the District Attorney, shall be authorized to approve dog damage
claims at their discretion.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Moniza
Bennie Rude
William Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
Walter Wasmuth
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Sampson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No.64
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Employee Compensation Plan does not cover employ-
ment under emergency situations, and
WHEREAS, it is necessary under certain circumstances to make emergency appoint-
ments, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in session this 13Lh
day of December 1967 that the Departments' appointed official be granted power to make
these emergency appointments at the salary deemed equitable to continued sound ad-
ministrative procedures.
Dated: This 13th day of•December, 1967.
PRESENTED BY; Bennie R. Rude
Edwin Erickson
Art A. Anderson
Sanfred Anderson
Louis J. Brost
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Rude to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Moved by Barningham and seconded by Sampson to reconsider the foregoing motion.
Motion Carried.
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Moved by Rude and seconded by Erickson to refer the foregoing Resolution to the
Personnal Committee with power to act. Motion Carried..,
The following Resolution was read: No. 65
WHEREAS, the cities of Washburn and Bayfield are in need of technical assistance
in planning that would satisfy the requirement of section 701 of the Housing Act
of 1954, and
WHEREAS, Federal funds administered by the State of Wisconsin necessary for giv-
ing technical assistance on a cost sharing basis under section 701 of the Housing
Act of 1954 will not be immediately available, and
and
WHEREAS, private consultants fees for technical assistance would be prohibitive,
WHEREAS, the ten Northern Wisconsin Counties have the services of the Northwest-
ern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, which gives special help through their
trained planners in the planning and zoning of the rural areas of Bayfield County, and
WHEREAS, it may be possible for the Northwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning
Commission to extend its service to include technical help to cities for their plann-
ing programs
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Department of Local Affairs and Develop-
ment be advised of the needs of the above mentioned cities in Bayfield County that
need technical assistance in planning, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Bayfield County Board go on record in recommend-
ing that a regional office be established in the area served by the Northwestern
Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, by the Department of Local Affairs and Develop-
ment, to give technical assistance to cities who are carrying out a planning program
and that the County Clerk be directed to send copies of this Resolution to Governor
Warren knowles, Congressman Alvin E. O'Konski, Senator Arthur Cirilli, Assemblyman
Barney Gehrmann, Senator Gaylord Nelson, and Senator William Proxmire.
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Respectfully Submitted,
W. A. Stuart, Chairman
Bayfield County Resource
Development Committee
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Lattimer to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Mr. George Xalinoski appeared before the Board and explained the purpose for sub-
mitting the foregoing Resolution to the County Board. After some discussion the
the motion on the foregoing Resolution was carried.
Mr. Douglas Youngen appeared before the Board and talked to the County Board on
the hearing to be held at 2:,00 P.M., December 13Lh on the Sub -Division Control Ordi-
nance, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, a copy of such ordinance having been handed to each
Board member. He also explained various portions of the Ordinance.
Moved by Rude and seconded by Lattimer to adjourn for lunch.
December 13, 1967
The meeting was called to order at 1:30 P.M. by Thomas E. Rondeau, County Board
Chairman
The following members answered roll call: No. 66
Doyel, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, S. Anderson, Lehto,
Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson, Wasmuth, Lattimer,
Art Anderson, Rude, Rondeau - Total 21.
The following Resolution was read: No. 67
BE IT.RESOLVED,.that the following days be classified as legal holidays on which
the Bayfield County offices in the County Administration Building shall be closed:
New Years Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
and the afternoon of Good Friday.
Signed: PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
Art C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner
Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Nelson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 68
WHEREAS, The Bayfield County Board has at a previous meeting created the posi-
tion of a full time Bayfield County Zoning Administrator and Sanitary Inspector, and
WHEREAS, no salary schedule has been set up for the said Zoning Administrator and
Sanitary Inspector,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that a salary scale of $525.00, $550.00, $575.00,
$600.00 and $625.00 be set for the said Zoning Administrator and Sanitary Inspector,and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all provisions of the Bayfield County classification
and compensation plan apply to the position of Zoning Administrator and Sanitary
Inspector, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the salary schedule as recommended shall become
effective at such time as Bayfield County hires a full time Zoning Administrator and
Sanitary Inspector.
PERSONNEL AOMMITTEE
George Moniza Art C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
December 13, 1967
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 69
WHEREAS, the salaries of the County Agricultural Agent and the County Home Econ-
omics Agent are paid jointly by County, State and Federal Funds, and
WHEREAS, the State and Federal share of the salaries of -said County Agricultural
Agent and Home Economics Agents have been increased several times with no increase
in Bayfield County's share of said salaries, and
WHEREAS, it would be mandatory for Bayfield County to increase the County's
share of said salaries if it became necessary to hire a new County Agricultural Agent
or a new County Home Economics Agent,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Bayfield County's share of the salaries of
the County Agricultural Agent be increased by the amount of $400.00 per year, and the
County's share of the salary of the County Home Economics Agent be increased by the
amount of $500.00 per year, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the salaries as adjusted become effective on January 1
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
George Moniza
Art C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner
Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Stuart and seconded by Rude to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 70
WHEREAS, the classification and compensation plan previously adopted by the County
Board makes certain provisions for increases in salaries of clerical and certain other
county employees, and
WHEREAS, the personnel committee has studied the salary increase requests that
have been presented to the committee and also :the salaries of certain other county
employees, and
WHEREAS, the Personnel Committee is of the opinion that some adjustment in salar-
ies are justified,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the following Bayfield County employees be
advanced one step in•their job classification and that the salaries be adjusted
accordingly:
Beatrice Kelly
Delores Niska
Violet Weber
Marcella Holzer
Step A to, Step B
Step A to Step B
Step A to Step B
Step A to Step $,
Step B to Step C_�
Mabel Moland
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Norma Chape
Step
A
to
Step
B
Edith Nolander
Step
A
to
Step
B
Louise Lindsey
Step
A
to
Step
B
Melvin Christianson
Step
A
to
Step
B
Elsie Christianson
Step
A
to
Step
B
Irene Sieren
Step
.A.
to
Step
.B
George-Leino
Step
A
to
Step
Raymond Anderson
Step
A
to
Step,-B:
-Lillian Cleary'
Step
A
to
Step
>B
William Hepner
Step
A
to
Step.B
Gladys Kendall
� Step
A
to
Step
B
Ruth Pristash
Step
B
to
Step
C
Mary MacDonald
Step
B
to
Step,C
Irene Wedin
Step
B-
to
Step
C
Floyd Brenholt
Step
B
to
Step
C.
Charles Diamon
Step
B
to
Step
C-
Richard Fredericks
Step
A
to
Step
B
Paul Truchon
Step
A
t'o ''
Step
B
Arnold Jacobson
Step
B
to
Step
C.
Gale Celinsky
Step
A
to
Step
B'
Thomas Anderson
Step
A
to
Step
B
June Eskola -
Step
A
to
Step
B
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all
provisions of
this
Resolution become
effective on January 1, 1968.
Signed: PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman
Art C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner
Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Nelson and seconded by Art Anderson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
A motion was made by Sampson and seconded by Barningham to amend.the foregoing
Resolution to advance the Forestry Administrator to Step C.
The -motion to adopt the foregoing Resolution as amended was carried.
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The following Resolution was read: No. 71
WHEREAS, the Personnel Committee of the County Board has studied the salary of
certain Bayfield County officials, and
WHEREAS, the committee is of the opinion that the salary of the Bayfield County
Treasurer should be adjusted,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the salary of the Bayfield County Treasurer
be increased by the sum of-825.00 per month effective January 1, 1968.
Signed: PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
George Moniza, Chairman Art C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
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Moved by Moniza and seconded by Meierotto to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Mammoser to adjourn as a County Board for the
purpose of a Hearing on the SubDivision Control Ordinance for Bayfield County, and
to meet as a committee of the whole. Motion Carried.
The Committee meeting was presided over by Mr. Harry Lowe, Zoning Administrator.
The following interested persons appeared at the meeting:
Warren Dickrell Town of Pratt
Warren Davis Town of Namakagon
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Ruprecht - Town of Barnes
Werner Brodin Town of Mason
Silas Buck - Chairman Town of Bell
Terry Michael Mosinee -Paper Company
Jerome Merkel Bayfield
Herman Hanson Town of Mason
Leland Newman Planner for the Northwestern
Wisconsin Regional Planning
Commission
Mr. Newman and Mr. Lowe explained various matters pertaining to the Ordinance.
After some discussion and a question and answer period the Committee meeting adjourned.
A motion was made by Moniza and seconded by Rude to re -convene as a County Board.
Motion Carried.
The following Recommendation was read: No. 72
RECOMMENDATION FOR ADOPTION OF
BAYFIELD COUNTY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
BY THE BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE
TO: The Bayfield County Board
The Bayfield County Zoning Committee which has been designated the County Plann-
ing Agency for purposes of Chapter 236 Wisconsin Statutes, hereby recommends the
attached "Subdivision Control Ordinance Bayfield.County, Wisconsin" to the Bayfield
County Board for adoption pursuant to Section 236:45 (4) Wiscansin- Statutes..
Dated: 12/13/67
Signed: BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE -
William A. Stuart,Chairman William Celinsky
Ernest Heglund Thomas E. Rondeau
Alva Lattimer Ray Doyel
Moved°by Moniza and seconded by Erickson to receive and place on file.the fore-
going Recommendation.: Motion Carried.
The following Ordinance was presented to the Board:
No. 73
SUBDIVISIONf CONTROL ORDINANCE BAYFIELD COUNTY, WISCONSIN
To regulate the division of land within the unincorporated areas of Bayfield County for
the purposes listed in Chapter 236 of the Wisconsin Statutes and to provide safe and
orderly shoreland subdivision layouts pursuant to Sections 59:971 (3)9 144.26 (2),
144.26 (8) and 236.45, the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County ordains Subdivision
Regulations as follows:
SECTION I:. GENERAL INTERPRETATION
This ordinance shall not repeal, impair 'or modify private easements or covenants govern-
ing the use of lands except that it shall be applicable to the extent that it imposes
stricter regulations.
SECTION II: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
The County Planning Agency or its duly appointed staff, in considering an application
for the subdivision of land, -shall be guided by the following considerations and
standards.
A. The County Planning Agency or its duly authorized staff shall be responsible
for administration of this ordinance.
B. Subdivision includes any division of a parcel of land by the owner or his agent
for the purpose of sale or building development, where:
1. The act of division creates three or more parcels of five acres or less
each.
2. Three or more parcels of five -acres or less each are created -by successive
divisions within a five-year period.
C. This ordinance shall not apply to divisions exempt from platting controls under
the provisions of Chapter 236.03 and 236.45 (2) Wisconsin --Statutes.
D. Every division of land within the unincorporated areas -of Bayfield County shall
be subject to the provisions of this ordinance and Chapter 236 of the Wisconsin Statute
E. All divisions of land subject to this ordinance shall -also be in conformity
with the county zoning ordinance, county sanitary code and -any official map ordinances
in effect in Bayfield County.
F. Before the final plat is approved .by the County Planning Agency and the Bayfield
County Board of Supervisors, the subdivider shall install all improvements required
by this ordinance, or by town or minicipal units of government, or shall file a per-
formance bond with the county clerk (or meeting the approval of the District Attorney)
insuring installation of such improvements:
G. The specifications for all improvements shall he approved by the County Highway
Commissioner and County Zoning Administrator: Prior to- either acceptance of the im-
provements by the County Board of Supervisors or release of the developer's bond, all
improvements shall be inspected by the County Highway Commissioner and County Zoning
Administrator and found to have been installed according to specifications.
H. Land which is deemed unsuitable for any proposed development by the County
Planning Agency for reason of flooding, inadequate drainage -,--adverse soil or rock for-
mation, severe erosion potential, unfavorable topography, inadequate water supply or
sewage disposal capabilities or any other feature likely to be -harmful to the health,
safety or welfare of the future residents of the proposed subdivision or of the comm-
unity shall not be subdivided. In applying the provisions of this section, the County
planning Agency shall in writing recite the particular facts upon which it bases its
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conclusion that the proposed. development is unsuitable and afford the subdivider an
opportunity to present evidence regarding such suitability if he so --desires at a public
hearing as provided in this ordinance. Thereafter the County Planning Agency may affirm,
modify or,withdraw its determination of unsuitability.
SECTION III: LOTS CREATED NOT REQUIRING A PLAT - COUNTY PLANNING
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Any proposed lot division where lots are created but in insufficient numbers to require
submission of a plat under the requirements of this ordinance shall comply with the pro-
visions of the Bayfield County Sanitary Code, the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance and
the standards of Administrative Code H-65 of the Division of Health; and shall be approv-
ed by the County Planning Agency in accordance with the procedure for -submitting sub-
divisions except that no contour map and no state agency review is -required.
In those instances where the proposed division is intended for building development and
is located either wholly or partially within the Shoreland Protection or Floodplain
zoning district the County Planning Agency shall require that'a certified survey map
be recorded in the office -of register of deeds of the county. A certified survey map
may also be required. where the proposed division might -result in boundary problems or
disputes, such as divisions of land within,lh miles of incorporated cities and villages
or in developed unincorporated areas. Such certified survey -maps shall meet the re-
quirements of Section 236.34 Wisconsin Statutes.
SECTION IV: PROCEDURE FOR SUBMITTING SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS
,A. Preliminary Meeting
Before filing a preliminary plat application the subdivider, shall consult with the
Bayfield County Planning Agency and/or its staff for advice regarding general requirement. -
affecting the proposed development. A sketch plan -of -the .proposed subdivision drawn
on a topographic survey map should be submitted. This sketch plan should identify the
boundaries of the, property being considered for subdivision, any publicly owned lands
in the vicinity of the proposed subdivision, proposed roads and general lot layout in -
eluding proposed dedication, physical features (slopes over 15%°, bodies of water, wet-
land areas, rock out -crops, existing vegetative cover, areas subject to periodic flood-
ing, and general soil.condition), gaslines, power transmission lines and towers, and
railroads. In addition, the sketch plan should indicate proposed filling, grading,
lagooning, or dredging, and a description of any contiguous property owned or controlled
by the subdivider even though only a part of the area is proposed for immediate develop -
.meet. The subdivider should also submit a location map showing the -relationship of the
proposed subdivision to traffic arteries and existing community facilities.
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B. Preliminary Plat Application
The subdivider shall submit .to the Bayfield County Planning- Agency and to those
agencies having the authority to object to plats under provisions of Chapter 236 of ,the
statutes, sufficient legible copies (to be determined at the preliminary meeting) of a
preliminary plat based upon an exterior boundary survey by a registered land surveyor.
The preliminary plat shall show clearly the existing conditions of the proposed sub-
division and of the adjoining sites including data on covenants, physical features
(slopes over 15%, bodies of water, public access, wetland areas, rock out -crops, existing
vegetative cover, areas subject to periodic flooding, and soil conditions) available
community facilities and utilities, easements, street locations, and lot widths and
depths. The proposed layout shall be shown on a topographic map at a scale of one inch
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equals 100 feet having contours at vertical intervals of not more than 2 feet where
the slope of the ground surface is less than 10%, and of not more than 5 feet where
the slope of the ground surface is 10/ or more and shall identify the improvements
(grading, tree planting, paving, installation of facilities, and dedication of land)
which the subdivider proposes'to_ make and shall indicate when the improvements will be
provided. In those instances where contour maps are deemed unnecessary for the purpose
of reviewing all or a portion of the land included in the proposed subdivision, the
County Planning Agency may waive or modify the contour mapping requirement. Any pro-
posed restrictive covenants 'for the land involved shall be stated. The Bayfield County
Planning Agency shall reject or approve conditionally the preliminary plat within 40
days, as provided by statute.
C. Final Plat
Final plats shall be submitted to the Bayfield County Planning Agency within six
months of preliminary plat acceptance unless this requirement is waived -in writing -by
the Bayfield County Planning Agency. The final plat shall -conform to the preliminary
plat as approved and to the requirements of all applicable ordinances and state laws
and shall be submitted for certification of those agencies having the authority to
object to the plat as provided by Section 236.12 (2)9 Wisconsin Statutes.. The final
plat shall be accompanied by detailed construction plans of all improvements. Final
plats shall be presented to the Planning Agency at least ten work days prior to the
meeting at which they -are to be considered and shall be accepted or rejected by the
Bayfield County Planning Agency and the Board of County Supervisors within 60 days of
their submission. Approved final plats shall be recorded in accordance with the statut-
ory requirements, Section 236.25, prior to the ime that lots are offered for sale, re
Iference is made to the map for sale purposes, or use is made of lot and block numbers
shown on the plat.
SECTION V: DESIGN STANDARDS
A. Streets
1. The subdivider shall dedicate land for and improve streets as provided herein.
Streets shall conform to any applicable official map ordinance in effect in the county.
Streets shall be located with due regard for topographical conditions, natural features, -
existing and proposed streets, utilities -,..land uses and public convenience and safety,.
2. All lots shall have frontage on a public street.
3. Street locations shall be consistent with any applicable street plan officially
adopted by the county. All street right-of-way widths, radii of curvature and grades -
;hall conform to the following requirements:
Right-of-way
Minimum Radius
Maximum
Street Type
Minimum Width
of Curvature
Grade
.rterial or Major Highway
120 feet
300 feet
6%
:ollector (function is to
carry
traffic from minor streets
to
arterials or highways and
to pro-
•ide access to individual
lots)
80
200
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[inor (function is to provide
access
;o individual lots)
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100
10
4. Streets shall be laid out to provide for possible continuation wherever topo-
graphic and other physical conditions permit.
5. Minor streets shall be so laid out so as to discourage their use'ty-through
traffic.
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6. The number of.intersecti-ons of minor streets with major streets shall be re-
duced to the practical minimum consistent with circulation needs and safety require -
merits®
7. Where a subdivision abuts or -contains an existing or proposed arterial highway,
the County Planning Agency shall require, a frontage road, nonac•cess�reservation along
the rear of the property contiguous to such highway, or such other treatment as may be
necessary to insure safe, efficient traffic flow and adequate protection of residential
properties.
8. Reserve strips controlling access to streets shall-.',be-.prohiblited.
9® A tangent at least 100 feet long shall be required between reverse curves on
arterial and collector streets.
10. Streets .shall afford maximum visibility and safety and shall intersect at
right angles, where practicable.
11. Dedication of half -width streets shall be prohibited -;--except where it is
essential for the reasonable development of the subdivision in. --a nformity with the other
requirements of this ordinance. Where a half street has been dedicated adjacent to a
subdivision, the remaining half of the street shall be dedicated by the subdivider of
the adjoining land.
12. Permanent dead-end streets or cul de sacs shall not be --longer than 600 feet,
shall have a minimum width of 50 feet and terminate with a turnaround having an out-
side roadway diameter of at least 60 feet, and a street property line of 80.feet.
13. Where possible, lot lines shall be perpendicular to the street line, and to
the tangent at the lot corner on curved streets.
14. No street names shall be used which will duplicate or,may be -confused with
the name of existing streets. Street names shall be subject to the approval of the
County Planning Agency.
15. Alleys shall have a minimum roadway width of 25 feet.
B. Block and Lot design and Improvements
1. A block is a parcel of land bounded on at least one side by a street and on
the other sides by natural or man-made barriers or unplatted -land:
The lengths, widths, and shapes of blocks shall be determined by:
a. Building site needs.
b. County zoning ordinance lot size and dimensional requirements: In towns
which have not ratified the county zoning ordinance the minimum lot size requirements
of the R-1 District shall apply.
traffic.
c. Needs for convenient access, circulation, control, and safety of street
d. Limitations and opportunities of topography;
2. Block lengths.shall normally not exceed fifteen hundred (1500) feet, or be
less than six hundred (600) feet in length, except cul de sacs and permanent dead-end
streets.
3. To provide adequate access and circulation to playgrounds, schools, shopping
centers or other community facilities, the Bayf iel d County Planning Agency may require
that walkways be provided, either along streets or through the center of'blocks.
4. Double frontage lots shall be avoided except 'where essential to provide separa-
tion of residential development from traffic arteries or to overcome particular topo-
graphic and site disadvantages.
5. `.I'he Bayfield County Planning Agency may require that natural features including
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trees be preserved and that appropriate landscaping be provided.
6. Sewer and water facilities, street paving, and surface water drainage as re-
quired by the Bayfield County Planning Agency shall be provided for each lot in accord-
ioner
ance with specifications approved by the County Highway Commiss= and the County Zon-
ing Administrator.
SECTION VI: CLUSTER AND PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS
Proposed cluster and planned unit developments shall include a minimum of five acres
of land, shall be located in the R-1, R-2 or SR-1 Zoning Districts and shall be dev-
eloped as a unit for residential uses only. The permitted number of lots in such
developments shall be determined by dividing the total area of the development, ex -
eluding streets, by the minimum permitted lot size of the zoning district. The mini-
mum distance between pri.ncipal•structures shall be 20 feet. Land not used for lots and
streets shall be dedicated in perpetuity to remain in open space. This may be accom-
plished by conveyance in common to each of the owners of lots in the development or by
dedication to the county or town or municipality. Lands dedicated to the public must
be accepted by action of the governing bodies of the accepting unit of government.
If land is to be conveyed to owners of lots in the development, a home -owners associa-
tion or similar legally constituted body shall be created to maintain the open space
land.
SECTION VII: EASEMENTS
A'. The Bayfield County Planning Agency shall require rear or side lot line utility
easements at locations and of widths deemed adequate by the committee, but in no case
less than ten feet.
B. The Bayfield County Planning Agency shall require that easements or drainage ways
of widths sufficient to accomodate storm water run-off be" provided where a subdivision
includes a segment or segments of water courses, drainage ways, channels, or streams.
SECTION VIII: RESERVATIONS
The Bayfield County Planning Agency may require that suitable sites be dedicated or
reserved for future public uses such as parks, playgrounds, and open spaces. In
locating such sites consideration shall be given to preserving scenic and historic
sites, stands of fine trees, marshes, and shorelines. Reservation of land for public
acquisition shall be for a period not to exceed three years.
SECTION IX: VARIANCES
A, The County Planning Agency may grant variances from the provisions of this ordinance
after holding a public hearing, with ten day notice in writing to owners of adjoin-
ing lands and upon finding that:
1. Because of the unique topographic or other conditions of the lands involved,
literal application of the ordinance would impose a hardship.
2. The variance will not violate the purpose of the ordinance or the provisions
of Chapter 236 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
B. The requirement of filing and recording a plat for a subdivision or a certified
survey shall not be waived.
SECTION X: FEES
A. Subdivisions - Prior to approval of the final plat, the applicant shall pay to the
county clerk as a fee for checking and verifying the Plat, a sum computed from a sche-
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dule determined by the Countflanning Agency. A current copy of the schedule shall
be on file in the offices of the County Zoning Administrator and County Clerk.
B. Certified Survey Map - Prior to approval of the final certified survey map -the
applicant shall:pay..to the county clerk as a fee for checking and verifying the plat,
a fee to be determined by the County Planning Agency. A current copy of the fee
schedule shall be on file in the offices of the county . clerk and zoning administrator.
SECTION XI:.ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
The County Zoning Administrator shall have responsibility for enforcement of this
ordinance. No land use permit shall be issued for construction on any lot until the
final plat for the subdivision has been duly recorded or the certified survey map
recorded. Any person, firm or corporation who violates this ordinance, upon convic-
tion thereon shall forfeit not more than $200, plus the costs of prosecution, for
each day of violation.
SECTION XII: SEPARABILITY
Invalidation of any part of this ordinance by a court shall not invalidate the rest
of the ordinance.
SECTION XIII:. EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance shall be in force from and after its passage, publication, and record-
ing according to law.
SECTION XIV: DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of these regulations certain words or terms used herein are defined
as follows:
A. Alley - a narrow service way providing a secondary public means of access to
abutting properties.
B. Arterial or Major Highway - A street which serves or is designed to serve the rapid
movement of concentrated volumes of traffic over relatively long distances. This 71
type of street provides primarily for movement between rather than within activity
areas.
C. Block - A parcel or tract of land bounded on at least one side by a public street
and on the other sides by natural or man-made barriers or unplatted land.
D. Collector Street - A'street.--which serves or is designed to serve the moderate
speed movement traffic from minor streets to arterials or major highways and to pro-
vide access to individual lots. This type of a street provides for movement within
rather-;. than between activity areas.
E. County Planning Agency - A county zoning committee authorized by s.59®97 or any
agency created by the county board and authorized by statute to plan land use.
F. Dead -End Street - A.street or portion thereof with only one vehicular outlet.
G. Easement - Authorization by a property owner for the use by another, and for a
specified purpose, of any designated part of his property.
H. Minor or Local Street - A street which serves or is intended to serve primarily
as an access to abutting lots.
I. Navigable Water - Any continuous stream or river and any named lake or pond or
flowage shown on the "Detailed Zoning Maps Bayfield County". In the event of any
conflict reference shall be made to United States Geological Survey Quadrangle maps
of the affected water course or other body of water whereby continuous streams and
named lakes shall be deemed navigable and intermittant streams and unnamed lakes ;as
non -navigable.
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J. Street - Includes streets, roads, avenues, lanes, or other ways.
K. Subdivider - Any person, firm, corporation, partnership, or association who shall
lay out, for the purpose of sale or building development, any subdivision or part
thereof as defined herein.
L: Subdivision - Any division of a lot, parcel, or tract of land by the owner or his
agent for the purpose of sale or building development, where:
1. The act of division creates three or more parcels or building sites of five
acres( each or less in'area; or
2. Three or more parcels or building sites of five acres each or less in area
are created by successive divisions within a five-year period.
(Nov. 16-23-2t)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
PROPOSED SUBDIVISION CONTROL
ORDINANCE,FOR BAYFIELD COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the County Board
Room of the Bayfield County Administration Building in the City of Washburn, Bayfield
County, Wisconsin on the 13L' day of December, 1967 at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon'
to consider the adoption of the proposed Subdivision Control Ordinance for Bayfield
County, Wisconsin.
The proposed Bayfield County Subdivision Control Ordinance would regulate the
division of land within the unincorporated areas of Bayfield County for the purposes
listed in Chapter 236 of the Wisconsin Statutes and to provide safe and orderly.shore-
land,subdivision layouts pursuant to Sections 59:971:(3'), 144.26 (2)9 144.26 (8) and
236.45 Wisconsin Statutes.
A copy of the proposed Subdivision Control Ordinance for Bayfield County, Wisconsi
is on file in the offices of the County Clerk and the County Zoning Administrator.
Date: November 15, 1967.
Harry J. Lowe, Zoning Administrator
William A. Stuart, Chairman
Bayfield Co. Zoning Committee.
STATE OF WISCONSIN )
ss.
Bayfield County )
Paul Robinson, being first duly sworn, on oath, deposes and says
that he is the Editor of THE WASHBURN TIMES, which is a weekly newspaper that is publi
ed at Washburn,•Wis., and that a notice, of which the printed slip hereto annexed is
an exact and true copy, was published in said newspaper once in each and every week
for two successive weeks; that the date of the first of such publications was the
16�' day of November, 1967 and that the date of the last of such publications wasthe
23rd day of November, 1967.
Paul Robinson
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12'Lh day of December, 1967.
Thomas K. Peterson
(Notarial Seal) Notary Public, Bayfield Co., Wis.
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Moved by Stuart and seconded by Doye.l to adopt the Subdivision Control Ordinance
for Bayfield County and to include the changes as noted of record.
A roll call vote was taken'as follows.
Ayes - Doyel, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanfred Anderson,
Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson, Wasmuth,
Lattimer, Art A. Anderson, Rude, Rondeau.
Nayes - none
Ayes - 21
Nayes - 0
Total 21
The following Resolution was read: No. 74
Motion Carried Unanimously.
WHEREAS, The Executive Committee of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors has
examined a report of the Bayfield County Treasurer setting forth.that certain tax
.certificates now owned.by Bayfield County are illegal and void in that said certificat-
es were issued on a tax on exempt property, on property on which there was.a double or
incorrect description and for other reasons set forth in said Treasurer's report, and
WHEREAS, From said examination it has been determined that said report is correct
and that said certificates described in said report are illegal and void and that the
taxes upon which said certificates are based are not justly reassessable,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the amounts of said,illegal and void tax certi-
ficates be charged back to the respective towns, cities or villageswherein such lands
are situated.
Re: Taxes Omitted From Sale
for 1967
„George Moniza
William Stuart
George Sampson
Bennie R. Rude
Walter Wasmuth
Del. Tax
+`
Allowed
charged
Name of Description
Year of
Face'of
back to
Claimant and reason of
Sale Cert.No.
Certificate
District
Illegality
Town of Barnes SW SW,
Sec.25-45-9
1967 112
S 7.07
$ 7.07
State owned
Town of Cable .
Town of Clover
Town of Drummond
Par. in Govt.
Lot 2 desc. in
V.155 P.�O of deeds
Sec: 5-4 -7 1967
Town owned.
SW NW,
Sec. 18-50-7 1967
State owned.
Par. in Lot 1
desc..-in V.205
P.25 6f deeds
Sec.34-45-8 1967
Double Assessment
,257
365
495
S 7.56
$6 10.66
$ 20.32
$ 7.56
$ 10.66
S 20.32
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December_ 13,_ 1967
Del. Tax
Description and Allowed charged
Name of reason of Year of Face of back to
Claimant Illegality Sale Cert.No. Certificate District
Town of Iron River NE SE, Part of
Sec. 12-47-8 1967 579 56.98 $ 56.98
No such property
Illegal description
Town -of Port Wing Part of NE NE desc.
in V.154 P.231 or
V.177 P.636, less
Par. desc. in
V.200 P.117
Sec.32-50-8 19.67 1000 $140.37 $140.37
Double Assessment
Village of Cable Par. in NW SW. as
desc. in V.163
P.461 of deeds
Sec.18-43-7 1967 1177 $ 11.96 $ 11.96
State owned.
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Stuart to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was reads No. 75
WHEREAS, the salary of the Chairman of the Bayfield County Board has previously
been set by the Bayfield County Board at $1,800.00 per year, and
WHEREAS, said salary is in lieu of all perdiem for meetings,'and
WHEREAS, on many occasions it is not necessary for the Chairman of the Board to
attend certain committee meetings,
NOW THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that the salary of the Chairman of the Bayfield
County Board be set at $900.00 per year,' and that he be paid regular per diem as paid
to other County Board Members for all County Board Meetings and Committee meetings
which he attends.
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE.
George Moniza
Art C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner
Arthur Meierot.to
Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Rude and seconded by Nelson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
IThe following Resolution was ready No. 76
WHEREAS, certain adjustments have been made in''salaries of Bayfield County em-
ployees after the County Budget was adopted on November 15, 1967, and
WHEREAS, the budgets of the various -County Departments as proposed by the depart -
went heads or committee did not include said salary increases, and
WHEREAS, the Executive Committee of the County Board has placed a sufficient
amount in the contingency fund of the Bayfield County Budget in anticipation of the
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aforesaid salary increases,
NOW THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that the County,Clerk is hereby authorized and direct
ed to transfer from the contingency fund into each budget affected by said increases,
a sum sufficient to finance said increases.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Moniza
Bennie R. Rude
William Stuart
George Sampson
Thomas E. Rondeau
'Walter Wasmuth
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Hanson to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Roll call vote was as follows:
Ayes - Doyel, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moniza, Brost, Sanfred Anderson,
Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson,.Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson, Wasmuth,
Lattimer, Art A. Anderson, Rude, Rondeau -
Nayes - none
Ayes - 21
Nayes - 0
Total - 21 Motion Carried.
The following Report & Amended Ordinance was read: No. 77
REPORT OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE
TO BAYFIE LD COUNTY BOARD ON HEARING ON
PETITION TO AMEND THE BAYFIELD.COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
To the County Board of Bayfield County:
The Zoning Committee of Bayfield County, having considered the petition- to amend
the Zoning Ordinance filed by the Juneau Land Company, Inc. on the 28th day of August
1967, having held public hearings thereon pursuant to section 59.97 (3) Wisconsin
Statutes, notice thereof having been given as 'provided by law, and being duly inform-
ed of the facts pertinent to the changes proposed and duly advised of the wishes of the
people in the areas affected hereby recommends as follows:
That the proposed amendment be modified as follows and approved as modified:
That the lands comprising the Southeast quarter (SE/) of Section 7, which are
more particularly described as the North half of the Southeast quarter (N36 - SE1/) and
Government lots one (1) and two (2) of Section seven (7) Township forty-five (45)
North, Range nine (9) West and the Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter
(SE%4 - SWy) and Government lot one (1) which comprise the South half of the Southeast
quarter (S36 of SE/4") of Section eight (8) Township forty five (45) North Range nine (9)
West be rezoned and the classification be changed from the Forestry Use District to
the Recreation Use District.
All of the,above described lands being in the town of Barnes, Bayfield County,
Wisconsin.
Dated: December 13, 1967 Signed, Harry J. Lowe, Zoning Administra
William A. Stuart, or
Chairman
Bayfield County Zoning Committee
December 13, 1967
AMENDATORY ORDINANCE'
The County Board of Supervisors of the County of Bayfield do ordain -as follows:
The Zoning Ordinance of Bayfield County adopted'November 14, 1934, as modified
thereafter, be and is hereby amended so that as amended the Southeast quarter (SEl)
of Section seven (7) which are more particularly described as the North half of the
Southeast quarter (N)6 - SEY) and Government lots one (1) and two (2) of Section seven
(7), township forty five (45) North, Range nine (9) West; and the Southeast quarter
of the Southwest quarter (SE/ - SW%4) and Government lot one (1) which comprise the
South half of the Southeast quarter (S36 of SE/) of Section eight (8) township forty-
five (45) North Range nine (9) West be changed from the Forestry Use District No. 1
to the Recreation District No. 2; the above described lands being in the town of
Barnes, Bayfield County, Wisconsin.
Dated: December 13, 1967
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart
Ernest Heglu nd
Alva Lattimer
(Nov. 9-16-2t)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
William Celinsky
Thomas E. Rondeau
Ray Doyel
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the Barnes Town Hall
in the Town of Barnes, Bayfield County, Wisconsin on the 28th day of, November, 1967,
at 8:00 o'clock in the evening on the Proposed Amendment to the Zoning Ordin•ance-of
Bayfield County as it affects the zoning regulations of said ordinance and the boun-
daries of zoning districts in the Town of Barnes, all pursuant to Sec. 59.97 (3)
Wisconsin Statutes.
A
copy
of
the petition to
amend said ordinance is on file in the6ffice of the
County
Clerk
of
this County.
Dated: November 8, 1967.
Harry J.-Lowe, Bayfield County.Zoning
Administrator
W. A. Stuart,,Chairman
Bayfield County Zoning Committee.
.STATE OF WISCONSIN )
ss.
Bayfield County )
Paul Robinson, being first duly sworn, on oath, deposes and says
that he is the. Editor of THE WASHBURN TIMES, which is a weekly newspaper that is
published at Washburn, Wis., and that a notice, of which the printed slip hereto
annexed is an exact and true copy, was published in said newspaper once in each and
every week for two successive weeks; that the date of the first of such publi-cations-
was the 9th day of November, 1967 and that the date of the last of such publications -
was the 16th day of November, 1967.
Paul Robinson
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of December, 1967.
Thomas K. Peterson
Notary Public, Bayfield Co., Wis.
(Notarial Seal)
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Moved by Stuart and seconded by Mammoser to receive and place on file the foregoing
Report. Motion Carried.
A roll call vote to adopt the amendatory ordinance was as follows:
Ayes - Doyel, Mammoser, Stuart, Hanson, Heglund, Moni,z.a, Brost,-Sanfred Anderson.,
Lehto, Sampson, Tetzner, Nelson, _Celinsky, Barningham, Meierotto, Erickson, Wasmuth,
Lattimer, Art A. Anderson., Rude, Rondeau -
Naye s - ..none
Ayes - 21
Nayes - 0
Total- - 21 Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 78
WHEREAS, the services rendered by operators of ambulance services is a necessity
to persons within Bayfield County; and
WHEREAS, collection of outstanding accounts for services rendered by such operat-
ors is often difficult because of the fact that services are generally provided at
times of emergency, requiring immediate action without affording an opportunity to
inquiry as to credit and often services being `rendered at the insistance of a bystander
or third party who is not obligated for the payment; and,
WHEREAS, continuing ambulance services is required in the public interest,
BE IT RESOLVED, that operators of ambulance services within the County of Bay -
field, State of Wisconsin, may, after a period of not less than six (6) months after
ambulance services have been rendered and after due diligence in collection attempts,
assign such uncollected accounts to said county and shall be paid by said county the
amount thereof;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that, following any assignment to the County of Bayfield,
said County shall use its resources to effect collection of said account.
Presented by Walter Wasmuth
Moved by Wasmuth and seconded by Barningham that the foregoing Resolution be re-
ferred to the Executive Committee with power to act. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 79
WHEREAS there have been changes in state and federal laws pertaining to the care
and treatment of the medically indigent, and
WHEREAS the Bayfield County Rest Home is equipped and staffed to provide maximum
skilled care to the extent it is classified as a public medical institution and
qualifies as an extended.care facility according to federal Medicare requirements, and
WHEREAS it was deemed necessary to revise the Rest Home procedures and policies
to be in compliance with these new changes in laws, and
WHEREAS a joint effort was made by the Bayfield County Board of Public Welfare and
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the Bayfield County Rest Home Board of Trustees to revise these procedures, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in session this 13
day of December 1967 that the revised procedures and poli-ties as established by the -
Board of Trustees and Welfare Board, a copy of which is attached, be adopted effective
December.13, 1967
January 1, 1968.
DATED: This 13 day of December 1967.
'PRESENTED BY: Bennie R'. Rude
Edwin Erickson
Art A. Anderson
Sahfred Anderson—
Louis J. Brost
BAYFIELD COUNTY REST HOME
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
J anuary ' l , 1968
I PURPOSE
Ai. The purpose of the Bayfield County Rest Home is to provide maximum skilled
Nursing home care to residents of Bayfield County in need of such care.
B. The home is equipped and staffed to -meet requirements as a (PMI) Public
Medical Institution and as a (ECF) Extended Care Facility according -o Federal Med-
icare requirements.
C. Persons entering the home will have to be determined in need of care in
such a facility. This determination is to be made by the Admittance Committee com-
prised of the Medical Director or his associate, a member of the Bayf ield County
Department of Social Services and a member of the Rest Home Staff.
This evaluation will consider the extent of care required, care now being
received and current residence. On thi's basis priority will be established.
Admission will be granted upon recommendation of the Admittance Committee
and final approval by the Board of Trustees.
D. Inasmuch as the Bayfield County Rest Home was built to provide.for the
needs of the welfare clients in need of such care, these clients will be given pre-
ference when all other circumstances are similar.
1. Welfare clients are described as those persons receiving
a money grant from the Welfare Department and those persons certi-
fied for the Wisconsin Medical Assistance program.
II ADMISSION
A. All persons desiring admittance to the Bayfield County Rest Home shall
make application to the Bayfield County Department of Social Services to determine
if eligibility requirements are met.
B. The Bayfield County Rest Home Medical Director shall approve all admittances
and be familiar with the physical condition of all patients in residence at the home.
1. Persons afflicted with tuberculosis or any communicable disease shall
not be admitted.
2. Persons having a diagnosis of mental illness, alcoholic or drug addiction
shall not be eligible.
3. Mild senility due to advanced age shall not bar admission.
4. All admissions must have the following papers properly filled out.
a. Admission Application
b. Social and Personal History
c. Family Physicians Report
d. Report on case to Medical Director
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III EVALUATION OF CASES IN HOME
A. All persons admitted to the Rest Home shall be evaluated after ninety ('90)
days to determine the extent of continued care required and thereafter at intervals
not to exceed six (6) months.. This evaluation shall be determined by a Review Committee.
B. The Review Committee shall be comprised of the following:
1. Medical Director or his associate.
2. A member of the Bayfield County Department of Social
Services.
3. Superintendent of the home or her delegate.
C. When joint evaluation of cases indicate that maximum skilled nursing home care
is no longer medically necessary and there are other persons waiting for admission,
then arrangement for alternative health services as deemed necessary shall be made.
D. The person responsible for the patient; family, case -worker, etc., shall be
notified in writing within forty-eight (48) hours, if findings indicate that skilled
nursing home care is no longer necessary.
E. Any patient, or any per -son responsible -for patient, dissatisfied with decision
of the Review Committee may have their case appealed to the,Board of Trustees at their
next regular meetin&_ Decision of the Board will be final.
IV SERVICES. CHARGES AND GENERAL SUPERVISION
A. Medical services not performed in the Bayfield County .Rest Home will be done
at hospital of choice.
If patient is in need of such service transfer to hospital will be necess-
ary.
B. Diet therapy as ordered by physician.
C. Nursing care, medication and treatment as required under the direction of
the Medical Director and the Registered Nurse.
D. Charges will be based on per capita cost as determined from a system pre-
scribed by the Department of Health and Social Services of the State of Wisconsin.
E., Patients shall follow medical directions of the Bayfield County Rest Home
while resident's in the home.
home.
Violation of this paragraph will be grounds for termination of care in the
F. The staff will do everything within their power to make the home a happy
place for the residents.
G. Individuals who cannot adjust to community life in the home will be request-
ed to leave.
H. All visitors and relatives will abide by the rules of the home in the best
interests of the patient. Failure to do so will be reason for restricting visitation
privileges or may give cause for discharge of patient.
V CIVIL RIGHTS POLICY
It,is the policy of the Bayfield County Rest Home to admit and to treat all
patients without regard to race, color or national origin. The same requirements for
admission are applied to all and patients are assigned within the home without regard
to race, color or national origin. There is no distinction in eligibility for, or
in the manner of providing, any patient service provided by or through the nursing home.
All facilities of the nursing home are available without distinction to all patients
and visitors regardless of race, color or national origin. All persons and organiza-
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tions having occasion either to refer patients for admission or to recommend the
Bayfield County Rest Home are advised to do so without regard to race, color or
national origin.
VI If the above policies conflict in any way with Title XVIII or Title XIX of the
Social Security Law the regulations of the Social Security law shall prevail.
VII The above policies constitute policies established by the Board of Trustees
and approved by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, with the aid of the Bayfield
County Director of Social Services, The Medical Director and the Superintendent of the
Bayfield County Rest Home.
Dated this 12 day of December, 1967.
Jerome L. Merkel, Chairman
Bayfield County Rest Home
Board of Trustees
Thomas E. Rondeau, Chairman
Bayfield County Board of
Supervisors
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Brost to,adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
Motion - No. 80
A Motion was made by Celinsky and seconded by Sampson that the Right of Way
Agreement to Great Lakes Gas Transmission Company be referred to the Executive Committee
with power to act. Motion Carried.
The following Resolution was read: No. 81
WHEREAS, the County Board at the spring session directed the Personnel Committee
to further study a proposed personnel policy for employees of Bayfield County, and
WHEREAS, the Committee has during the study afforded the various department heads
and employees the opportunity to aid them in preparing a suitable personnel policy,and
,WHEREAS, the Personnel Committee has now completed the study and is of the opinion
that the personnel policy as revised would be beneficial to both the employees of the
County and to the County as a whole,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in session
this 13 day of December 19679 that the personnel policy attached hereto be approved
and adopted, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the effective date shall be January 1, 1968:
Signed,
Dated: September 21, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
George Moniza
Arthur C. Hanson
Philip E. Tetzner
Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
Moved by Rude and seconded by Hanson to adopt the foregoing Resolution as revised
with reference to legal holidays by a previously adopted,Resolution. Motion Carried.
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BAYFIELD COUNTY
Information for Employees
I. WELCOME
You are now an employee of Bayfield County and as such, you are welcome. We
trust your service with us will be of mutual satisfaction. The County desires to deal
fairly with you. In return, certain things are expected . loyalty, courtesy,
cleanliness, dependability and of course a high quality of work. Economy and care-
fulness in handling equipment and material is -urged on all personnel.
II. STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION
Bayfield County is second largest in size in Wisconsin, with a�gross area of
966,400 acres, of which 29,290 acres are water covered.
There are a total of 25 towns, 2 villages and 2 cities in the County.
Bayfield County was originally7part of La Pointe.County. The name was changed
to Bayfield County effective May 19 1886, in honor of Henry Walsey Bayfield, a British
Rear Admiral in the Royal Navy.
The County Seat was moved to Washburn from Bayfield in 1892. The County is
governed by a board of 21 supervisors, elected in April of each even numbered year.
The Board normally meets on the 3rd Tuesday in April and the Tuesday after
the second Monday in November. Special board meetings are often required at other
times during the year.
Several separate committees with limited -powers take care of routine business
between board meetings.
III. PERSONNEL POLICIES
A WORKING HOURS
The normal working day shall begin at 8 A.M. One hour lunch period will begin
at 12 noon, and the offices will regularly close at 4:30 P.M. Two coffee breaks of
15 minutes duration will be allowed each day, one in the morning and one in the after-
noon at the convenience of the department head.
The normal work week for full-time Court House employees consists of 37y2 hours
of duty within a week period. The work week of other departments such as Sanatorium,
Rest Home, Highway and Sheriff's Department are governed by separate Trustee and
Committee Policy.
B. PAY DAYS
Salary checks are issued on the 15th and the last day of each month. If and
when these dates fall on Saturday or Sunday, you will be paid on the preceeding Fri-
day.
C. VACATIONS
Each officer and employee shall be credited with one week of vacation time
for the first year of employment, two weeks for the second year, three weeks for the
third year through the nineteenth year and four weeks for the twentieth year and for
each year thereafter.
The vacation time shall accumulate during each year of employment and shall be
taken the year following the year in which it has been earned, except that in special
cases as determined by the department head in charge, any earned vacation time can
be taken in the year in which it is earned if approved by said department head. Upon
termination of employment, an employee shall.be entitled to remuneration for vacation
time earned but not used at the regular rate of pay of said employee.
D. SICK LEAVES AND ABSENCE
Sick leave, not to exceed two weeks per year, will be granted, and is
December 139 1967
accumulative to a maximum of six weeks. Any paid sick leave of more than three con-
secutive days shall be granted only on the recommendation of the attending doctor.
Absence with pay will be allowed for death in a family when arranged with the
department head. The immediate list includes the father., mother, sister, brother,
husband, wife, the children of an employee, and mother-in-law or father-in-law.
Maximum allowed is three days.
Other special cases of absence and extended leaves of absence may be authorized
by the department head.
.Absence without leave will not be paid for, and if .frequent, will be cause for
termination of employment.
E. CIVIC OBLIGATIONS
Employees will be allowed time off from work to serve on a jury. Personnel called
for jury duty will notify the person in charge of their department and inform them of
the date and time they are to appear in Court.
In cases where it would seriously disrupt the function of the County to have an
employee absent,. an attempt will be made by the department head to have the person
excused.
F. HOLIDAYS
The following holidays will be observed for regular employees: New Years Day,
Good Friday Afternoon, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day,
Thenksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
When any of the aforesaid dates fall on Sunday, the succeeding Monday shall be
the legal holiday.
G. HOSPITALIZATION AND MEDICAL CARE
Hospitalization through Blue Cross - Blue Shield is available on a voluntary basis
to all regular employees. These insurance plans cover most of your hospital and doctor
bills when you are sick. Voluntary group disability insurance is also available
from Traveler's Insurance Co. One hundred per cent of the premiums are deducted from
the employee's pay check.
H. SOCIAL SECURITY
Bayfield County is included under the Federal Social Security program. Both the
employee and the County contribute toward a fund designed to give.the employee and his
dependents benefits under the Social Security Act. Employee and employer contribution
is statutory and is subject to change.
I. STATE RETIREMENT
.The County is included in a retirement program for all employees who meet the
basic requirements for benefits. Benefits are based on length of service and earn-
ings. State retirement is ;compulsory after six months for all except the elected
personnel. Employees contribution for general employees is 4)%, and for those engaged
in protective occupation, the contribution is 536% of the wages. The County's contri-
bution varies from 8.79% to 9.01% of the wages paid. These rates are also statutory
and are subject to change.
Any employee whose employment for the County is discontinued for any reason, and
who is not yet qualified for retirement pay, can withdraw the employee's contribution
from the fund.
J. MEALS
All meal expenses of over $2.00 per'meal shall be accompanied by a receipt. All
other travel expenses incurred while on County business outside of the County supported
December 13; 1967
by receipts shall be re-imbursed by the County.
K. ACCIDENTS
All employees are covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance as prescribed by
the Wisconsin Statutes. If you should have an accident or injury while at work, re-
port this to the foreman or officer in charge, for whatever treatment needed and a
record of the accident.
L. PART TIME EMPLOYEES
Consideration of benefits to part time employees will be determined by the depart -
went head, depending on the length of service.
M. PROBATIONARY PERIOD
All employees are on probation for the first six months of their employment. Dur-
ing this period a concentrated effort is made by the department head to evaluate if the
new employee is the type of individual that will do a good job in the position to which
he is assigned.
N. DISMISSAL
Much as the County dislikes to dismiss anyone, the department head at times will
find such action necessary. At least one week's notice will be given any employee
dismissed for doing an unsatisfactory quantity or quality of work. At least one week's
notice is also expected from any employee who decides to terminate employment with the
County.
The department head may dismiss employees without notice for any gross misconduct
on the job such as intoxication, dishonesty or insubordination.
0. ASSIGNMENTS AND GARNISHMENTS
Assignments and garnishments against employees are not handled as a routine matter.
However, in the best interest of the employee and with the sanction of the department
head, they will be handled favorably.
tion of employment.
P. SIGNING.IN AND OUT
Too frequent requests will result in termina-
All time is kept by the department heads. All employees should check with their
department head for details concerning the,method of recording and assigning working
hours. Some employees are required to sign in and out due to their work schedules.
Q. SOLICITATIONS
All private and public solicitations by employees shall be discouraged.
FRINGE OBLIGATIONS
As an employee of Bayf field County, you are part of an important team. As the old
daying goes "A chain is as strong as its weakest link". Consider yourself a link in
that chain and that the chain is all county employees. Regardless of the.area of
employment, your work is important in the accomplishment of the goals as set forth by
the County Board of Supervisors.
The employee who considers service to his county more important than his personal
ambition will always succeed as a public servant. Not only will he have the satisfac-
tion of doing a good job, but he will be rewarded for his faithful service by a grate-
ful County Board.
The responsibilities shared jointly by the County Board of Supervisors, elected
and appointed officials, and employees are as follows:
1. J�dueation of children and adults.
2. Responsibilities for the health of the citizens of
the county.
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3. Responsibilities to the aged and unfortunate
citizens of the county.
4. Responsibilities to the veterans of the county.
5. Responsibilities in the administration of County owned
land with best interest of its citizens in mind.
6. ]provide for firm but fair law enforcement.
7. Provide good highways.
8. Wise development and conservation of natural resources.
9. Provide for a financially sound county government.
10. Promote industrial development.
11. Accurate recording of all important documents and records.
12. Provide for Civil Defense.
13. Promote good land use and orderly development through
zoning ordinances.
14. Promote 4-H Club work today which will pay off in
developing more responsible citizens for tomorrow.
15. Cooperate in sponsoring education and service for the
agricultural industry of Bayfield County.
16. Assume responsibilities in the maintenance of County
owned buildings, grounds and equipment.
17. Cooperate in promoting the recreation industry of
Bayfield County.
Many of the responsibilities may have been overlooked. However, this will give
you, an employee of Bayfield County an idea of the 'scope, the job that is being done,
and the job that must be continued.
The best rule to follow would be to, treat the County interests as if they were
your own. Good Luck®
The following Resolution was read: No. 82
At a meeting of the County Board of the County of Bayfield, Wisconsin, duly
called and held on the 13 day of Dec., 1967, a quorum being present, the following
resolution was adopted.
WHEREAS, on or about the 2nd day of January, 1967, Francis D. Peloquin of Cornu-
copia, Wisconsin, as Principal, and Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company, Hartford,
Connecticut, as Surety, executed bond, in the sum of Two Thousand and no/100 ($2,000.00)
Dollars, in favor of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in connection with the appointment
of said Francis D. Peloquin as Undersheriff of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, for a term
of two years commencing on the 2nd day of January, 1967 and ending on the 2nd day of
January,. 1969, and
WHEREAS, this County Board desires that said bond be cancelled as of October 16,
1967.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the County Board of the County , of Bayfield,
56i}
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that Francis D. Peloquin, as Principal, and Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company,
as Surety, are released and discharged from any further liability after October 16,
1967, by reason of their having executed said bond effective January 2, 1967.-
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Sampson to adopt, the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Communication was read; No. 83
November 22, 1967
Mr. Edward A. Pajala, Clerk
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Pajala:
The Wisconsin Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education at a regular
meeting held in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Tuesday, November 14 approved the requests
of the Bayfield, Douglas, Iron;, Ashland, Washburn and Barron County Boards for the
establishment of Area Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District 17 to be
effective on July 1, -1968. The action of the State Board must now be confirmed by the
Coordinating,Committee for Higher Education. You will be advised when this action is
taken.
Sincerely yours,
C. L. Greiber, State Director
Vocational, Technical and
Adult Education
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Mammoser to receive and place on file the fore-
going communication. Motion Carried.
The following communication was read:
Mr. Edward Pajala, Clerk
Bayfield County
Washburn, Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Pajala:
No. 84
Cable, Wisconsin 54821
15 November 1967
I have appointed Mr. William Celinsky to serve on the Five County Regional Plann-
ing Commission.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Lattimer and seconded by Nelson to confirm the appointment of Mr. Wm.
Celinsky to the Five County Regional Planning Commission. Motion Carried.
-- - - - - - - -- December- 13..,- 1967
The following Resolution was read: - -- No. 85 - -- - --_-_ ---- - - - ` - ---_ - - --� .
WHEREAS, the State of Wisconsin has found that the new addition to the Courthouse
has approximately 660 spaces available that could be used for shelter during a national
emergency period, and
WHEREAS, this is the largest space available in Bayfield County, and
WHEREAS, the Federal Government will stock the available spaces with medical
supplies, water drums, emergency food supplies and sanitation supplies without any
cost to the County,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Bayfield County Board -does authorize the
Chairman and the County Clerk to sign the license agreement that the space will be
available for Federal stocking.
DATED this 13 day of.,December, 1967 at the Bayfield County Courthouse, Washburn,
Wisconsin.
George Moniza
George Sampson
William Stuart
Walter Wasmuth
Thomas E. Rondeau
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Doyle to adopt the foregoing Resolution.
Motion Carried.
The following Budgets and reports were presented to the Board:
No. 86
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 14, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
Following is a financial statement of the 1967 Bayfield County Fair, as of
November 14, 1967. The total budget for 1967 is $24,995.00.
REVENUES: EXPENDITURES:
Advertising
495.00
Advertising
974.44
Horse Race Entry Fees
460.00
Expenses from 166 Fair
507.54
Gate Receipts
1792.35
Insurance
769.41
Exhibitor Fees
409.50
Judges
478.26
Grandstand Receipts
3333.00
Maintenance, Bldg. etc.
4692.19
Concessions
247.50
Fair Committee
1950.11
Donations
25.00
Police, Gate, etc.
1622.00
Carnival
470.00
Clerk Salary
1000.00
Change
250.00
Postage & Freight
110.00
Misc. Income & Over -run
33.59
Fair Premium Book
925.65
State Aid on Premiums
4309.38
Horse Race Purses
2220.00
County Aid
14758.40
Rental of Equipment
546.43-
Ribbons & Badges
39.71
Grandstand Show
2012.33
Supts. & Assts.
1333.40
Supplies
454.97
Telephone
105.95
Water, Light
138.33
Wis. Association Dues
62.00
Change
250.00
Premiums on Exhibits
6016,,.00
Totals to Date
$ 269583e.72
Totals to date $
26,208.72
December 13, 1967
(Amounts bro't forward from page 571)
REVENUES:
Totals to Date $ 26,583.72
TOTAL $ 269583.72
EXPENDITURES:
Totals to Date
Accounts Payable:
(Estimated)
TOTAL
BAYFIELD COUNTY FAIR COMMITTEE
REPORT TO NOVEMBER 11 1967
SANITARY CODE ADMINISTRATION
1967
EXPENSES.
BUDGET
Administration -salaries
$ 6000.00
Clerk
Mileage
1200.00
Advertising,hearings
150.00
Supplies
250.00
Deputy fees
300.00
Mileage
Committee expenses
1050.00
TOTALS $ 8950.00
Income:
114 permits
SPENT
$ 1347.73
610.72
178.11
916.13
$ 3052.69
$ 26,208.72
375.00
$ 269583.72
1968
BUDGET
$ 6300.00
1000.00
.1000.00
100.00
250.00
1500.00 .
1200.00
1200.00
$ 12550.00
$ 249.00
PERMITS ISSUED -
BY TOWNS
Barksdale ......®.®®....:
3
Mason .................
3.
Barnes ..................
3
Namakagon ..............
14
Bayfield ......0........
6
Orienta ...............
2
Cable ...................
6
Oulu ..................
3
Clover ...................
4
Port Wing .............
4
Delta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
Pratt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
13
Drummond ................
6
Russell ...............
2
Eileen ..................
3
Tripp .................
1
Hughes ..................
3
Washburn ..............
1
Iron River .....:........
10
Bayfield-village.......
5
Kelly ...................
1
Iron River -village ....
1
Keystone ................
2
Washburn -village ......
13
Lincoln .................
1
TOTAL ..........
114
Bayview .................
1
William Stuart - Chairman
Al Lattimer - Secretary
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December 13, 1967
r
November 9, 1967.
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
Bayfield County -Courthouse
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
Gentlemen:
I respectfully^submit my 'report of operations of the Veterans' Service Office for
the year of 1967.
New legislation that was passed effective January 1, 1967 has enabled our veterans
that were honorably discharged after February 1; 1955'to become eligible for benefits
through our .office. This has increased our workload considerably and has resulted in
a large increase in benefits to the veterans in Bayfield County. Also, another new
law was passed effective October 1, 1967 that granted an increase in benefits to the
disabled veteran, his widow and his children. We are using every avenue of the law
to be sure that these veterans and their dependents receive their just share due them.
I advise and counsel them'ori all these new benefits. In a lot of cases, the securing
of these new benefits for the veteran and his dependents relieves the town chairman
as far as the veteran's family needing relief.
I am herewith submitting a list of -contacts and completed applications made during
the course of business in the year of 1967.
I have the -complete cooperation of.the doctors in our area; also the Veterans
Administration, the -State Department of Veterans Affairs, the Sheriff's Department, my
co-workers in the court house and you members of the board.
I will continue to give the best service I possibly can give as I have done in
the past.
You are wlecome to stop in the office at any time if you have any questions on
our activities. I have complete records on file.'
Thank you, Gentlemen, for your cooperation with our office.
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas E. Anderson
Veterans Service Officer
VETERANS SERVICE
CONTACTS
MAIL: In - 2046; Out - 1984. CALLS: In - 1606; Out - 848
TELEPHONE: In - 3179; Out - 1651
FORMS USED
1. Support Statements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
2. Power of Attorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
3. Application for pension . . . . . . . e . . : . . . . . . 82
4. Net Worth -Statements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
,-5. Hospital Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
6. Aid and Attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
7. Outpatient treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
8. Burial Allowance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
9. Burial Flag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
10. Headstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
11. Graves Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
12. Education, Loans & Grant Applications . . . . . . . . . . . 46
13. Doctor's Statements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
14. Miscellaneous forms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
TOTAL FORMS USED IN VA WORK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1236
December 13, 1967
CERTIFIED COPIES
1. Death Certificates . . . . ® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2. Discharge Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .104
3. Birth Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4. Marriage Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
5. Misc.(Divorce, Guardianship, etc.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
6. Discharges recorded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
TOTAL. . . . . . . . . . 221
PHOTO -COPIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 774
TOTALCOPIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 995
MONETARY BENEFITS
Number of veterans in hospital - 37
Total number of days - 2758
@ $35.00 per day . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 96, 530.00
Number of veterans'in Domiciliary - 2
Total number of days - 375.
@ $22.00 per day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 81250.00
32 Headstones @ $75.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,400.00
Burial Allowance, 32 @ $250.00 . . . . . . . . . . 89000.00
Grants, Loans, Education and Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . 279952.72
Pension and compensation, Veterans . . . . . . 639863.42
Pension and Compensation, Dependents . . . . . 239198.39
TOTAL BENEFITS.. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . $ 2309194.53
This is for the period of January 1, 1967 through September 30, 1967. There is an
increase in benefits of $56,468.80 over the same period of 1966.
November 9, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
BAYFIELD COUNTY COURTHOUSE
WASHBURN, WISCONSIN 54891
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit my report on the Veterans' Service Commission for the year
of 1967;
Expenditures from the County Veterans' Service Commission from January 1, 1967
through October 30, 1967 are as follows:
Groceries, Clothing, Fuel and
Medical $ 114.94
Commissioners' Expenses 123.28
Total $ 238.22
Balance on hand as of
January 1, 1967 $ 894.77
Less Expenditures 238.22
Balance on hand as of
October 30, 1967 $ 656.55
Our expenses have been down somewhat.this year because we have controlled the re-
quests for aid and the economic picture in the county seems to be somewhat brighter.
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas E. Anderson, Exec..Sec'y.
Veterans Service Commission
December 13, 1967
November 9, 1967
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 1967:
We have had considerable changes in Civil Defense operations in 1967 due to
changes in the State and Federal Programs. Because we have no Area Director, the full
responsibility has rested upon me, as County Director, to see that we have programs
in operation.
So far this year we have conducted several Medical Self -Help classes and have
had several tests with other counties. We have been very fortunate in having a
Medical Self -Help instructor with such capabilities as Mrs. Dorothy Jacobsen to bring
this program to groups in Bayfield County. She has just completed a training class
with the Iron River Fire Department which operates the ambulance. This Medical Self -
Help training will greatly help them in their work.
Just yesterday, November 8L', a fire truck was delivered to the Red Cliff Volunteer
Fire Department with a lot of extra equipment. This was done through the efforts of
our office and the State Bureau of Civil Defense, the.U. S. Indian Agency, the Governor
of Wisconsin and the Fire Fighters Association. This will give the Red Cliff Volunteer
Fire Department a good start in protecting the lives and property on their reservation.
We were very happy to also police the Bayfield County Fair again this year.
The. recent Fallout Shelter survey that was conducted in the State of Wisconsin
had an over 90% response from Bayfield County and we are very proud of that.
In the future we will continue to train more people in Civil Defense programs.
I want to thank you gentlemen for your cooperation in our Civil Defense opera-
tions and we will continue to do the best we can in the promotion and instruction of
Civil Defense.
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas E. Anderson, Director
Bayfield County Civil Defense
CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
Proposed 1968 Budget
Outdoor Shows
Folders
Pictures & Writing
Indianhead
Wonderful Wisconsin
State Game Congress
Miscellaneous
Committee
Shopping Bags
Cards
Newspapers & Other Advertising
TOTAL
8 39650.00
39500.00
350.00
500.00
175.00
100.00
100.00
19200.00
1,000.00
$ 109575.00
COUNTY PARK OUTLAY $ 3,500.00
gas
December 13, 1967
October 23, 1967
The Finance Committee
Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
Bayfield County Courthouse
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
Gentlemen:
This request is submitted for an appropriation of $750.00 to the County Veterans
Service Commission fund for the year of 1968.
As of January 1, 1967 we had a balance of $694.77 in the fund and through
October 15, 1967 our expenses have totaled $238.22, leaving a balance of $656.55 in
the account. An itemized statement of the account is enclosed.
So far this year our expenses have been down due to the fact that we have con-
trolled the requests for aid, and the economic picture in the County has changed
somewhat. However, it is hard to determine the emergencies that could come up at any
time. Therefore, we have requested the $750.00 for such emergencies.
Your consideration on this request will be greatly appreciated, as with the
passing of more laws this year, we have a considerable amount of veterans and their
dependents eligible to ask for aid under this program.
Respectfully submitted,
Balance on
hand 1/1/67
$894.77
October 23, 1967
Thomas E. Anderson
Executive Secretary
Veterans Service Commission
VETERANS' SERVICE COMMISSI'ON`i
Expenses through 10/15/67
Groceries 45.00
Drugs & Medical 49.94
Fuel 20.00
Commissioners'
Expenses 113.28
Annual Dues 10.00
TOTAL $ 238.22
COUNTY NURSE'S BUDGET
1967
Item Appropriation
*SALARIES:,
Nurse
Stenographer
*TRAVEL EXPENSE
*OFFICE SUPPLIES
Tel. $174.99
Misc. 79.03
Stationery
& postage 8.6.10
(on order) $340.12
X-RAYS
Sterneedle Kit for
T.B. skin testing
VACCINES
10/10/67
Balance on
hand 10/15/67
656.55
Recommended
I.P.,H.S.. Expenditures to Date 1968 Budget
$ 6,600.00
$19,650.00
$ 49950.00
$ 69600.00
3,780.00
945.00
3,071.06
39980.00
1,300.00
325.00
817.71
19600.00
500.00
125.00
340.12
500.00
400.00
36.00
(306.00 in
400.00
1966)
143. 50
550.00
420.40
(oral polio on
550.00
order 194.40)
PHYSICIAN'S SERVICES
IMMUNIZATION CLINICS 300.00 86.25 300.00
- - - - -- - - - D.e-c e mb.e r--1.3-, 19 6 7 - --- - -- - - -
571
(County Nurse's Budget Cont'd.)
1967
Item Appropriation
*HEALTH COMMITTEE $ 200.00
CORRECTIVE HEALTH 500.00
LOAN CLOSET 200.00
Recommended
I.P.H.S. Expenditures to Date 1968 Budget
$ 50.00 $ 200.00
$ 117.00 (54.00 Auth.) 500.00
128.87 (on order-1 commode,200.00
6 walkers)
MALPRACTICE INSURANCE 27.00 (q 3 yrs.) 17.00
TOTALS $ 14,357.00 $ 39095:00 $ 10,127.91
*25% Div. of Indian Health Participation
HEALTH COMMITTEE::
Bennie Rude, Chairman Arthur Anderson
Louis J. Brost Sanfred Anderson
Edwin Erickson
-TRI-COUNTY HOME HEALTH AGENCY
Ashland - Bayfield - Iron Counties
COORDINATOR:.
Gwendolyn F. Jernstedt, R. N.
County Court House
Ashland, Wisconsin 54806
September 29, 1967
Amount Received - $21,005.62
'Amount Disbursed- $20,627.42
Salaries:
Coordinator
Secretary
R.N.'s - 12
H. Comm.
Travel:
Coordinator
R.N.'s
H. Comm.
Supplies:
Office
Nursing
Telephone
Prof. Serv® & Audit.
Misc.
Postage
Meals & Lodg.
Fringe Benefits
S.S.
Retirement
Salary Schedule Increase Fund
1y�r
Grant:
$109950.00
Co. Appr:
69000.00
$ 16,950.00
$ 149830.00
Jan. 1 - Oct. 1 1967 Recommended
Amount Disbursed Budget-1968
$ 4750.00
1970.00
6276.91
1200.00
279.09
1961.40
323.60
835.79
1655.71
258.19
93.00
46.02
136.31
109.83
526.82
204.75
- TOTALS $ 20,627.42
BAYFIELD COUNTY REQUEST $3,934.51
Gwendolyn F. Jernstedt, R.N. Italo Bensoni
Roland E. Kannenberg,Chairman Iver Annalo
Albert Zimmerman John Chiapusio
Walter Lindblad
Clayton H. Landry
Sanfred Anderson
Art A. Anderson
Bennie R. Rude
Louis J. Brost
$ 6000.00
3120.00
15600.00
1080.00
250.00
3900.00
336.00
200.00
1250.00
350.00
800.00
75.00
200.00
150.00
725.00
850.00
2000.00
$ 369886.00
December 13, 1967
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 13, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield Country Zoning Committee hereby submits the following proposed budget
for the expenses involved with the administration of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordi-
nance and Sanitary Ordinance for 1968. The itemized budget is as follows:
EXPENSES:
Administration & Salaries $ 61300.00
Clerk
19000.00
Mileage
11006.00
Advertising - Hearings
100.00
Supplies
250.00
Deputy Fees
1,500.00,
Mileage
19200.00
Committee Expenses
11200.00
TOTAL
$ 129550.00
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart William Celi nsky
Ernest Heglund Ray Doyel
Alva Lattimer Thomas E. Rondeau
Washburn; Wisconsin
November-14, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County
Fair Committee requests an appropriation of
$25,290.00 for
the 1968 Bayfield County
Fair. The proposed
budget is as follows:
REVENUES:.
EXPENDITURES:
Advertising
$ 500.00
Advertising
$ 1100.00
Horse Race Entry Fees
800.00
Insurance
300,00
Gate Receipts
2500.00
Judges
500.00
Exhibitor Fees
450.00
Maintenance,"Bldg. etc.
2700.00
Grandstand Receipts
3500.00
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 11940.00
Purses - Speed
3800.00
Rental of Equipment
500.00
Ribbons & Badges
125.00
Special Acts & Features
2000.00
Supts. & Assts.
1200.00
Supplies
500.00
Telephone
_100.00
Water,Light
300.00
Wis. Association Dues
65.00
Change
250.00
Auditing
200.00
Premiums on Exhibits
6000.00
TOTAL
$ 25,290.00
TOTAL
$ 259290.00
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY FAIR COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart William Celinsky
Ernest Heglund Ray Doyel
Alva Lattimer Thomas E. Rondeau
579
December _13.,.__1,967_
Washburn, Wisconsin
November 13, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County Agricultural Committee submits the following proposed budget
for the University Extension Office for 1968. The itemized budget is as follows:
Salary, County Agent
3,500.00.
Car Expense, County Agent
11250.00
Travel Expense, County Agent
150.00
" Office Expenses
2,000.00
Regular, Clerk.Hire
39900.00
Extra Clerk Hire
2,900.00
Agricultural Committee
29000.00
S.C.S. Committee
19500.00
Salary, Home Economics Agent
2,000.00
.Car Expense, Home Economics Agent
19000.00
Travel Expense, Home Economics Agent
175.00
Adult Programs
125.00
Salary, 4-H Club Agent
29000.00
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
1,000.00
TOTAL
25,200.00
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
COMMITTEE
William A. Stuart
William Celinsky
Ernest Heglund
Ray Doyel
Alva Lattimer
Thomas E. Rondeau
Northwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
1968 Budget
I. 1967-68 Budget Summary
1967 Estimated
1967 Budget Expenditures*
Total $ 25,450.11 249712.12
Item
Meetings and Travel
9,400.00
.69639.55
Telephone'
700.00
648.43
Office.Supplies
300.00
325.36
Office Equipment
400.00
344.90
Newspaper.Subscriptions
90.00
65.00
Program Development
- - -
2,271.88
Contract Payments
14,560.11,
14,417.00
II. -Estimated Cash Balance 12/31/67 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
III. 1968 Individual
County Assessments
Total- - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Levy by County**
Ashland
1,484.50
Bayfield
1,270.77
Burnett
1,219.87
Douglas
49350-13
Iron
620.44
Price
19511.38
Rusk
19282.56
Sawyer
19511.67
Taylor
19463.49
Washburn
19278.60
1968 Budget
-8 28,632.00
61000.00
650.00
350.00
400.00
65.00
1,000.00
20,167.00
$- 8,964.70
$ 15,993.41
I
- - -- - -- --- --- - - --- - __- -- --December-1-3 .,--19 6.7
Northwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning
Commission - 1968 Budget (Cont'd.)
IV. Other Receipts
1968 State Planning Assistance Grant
V. Summary
1968 Budget
$ 4,000.00
Total Budget (Item I) .. $ 28,632.00.
Total Receipt's (Items II., III., and 'IV.) 28,958.11\
*Figures in this column include actual expenses through August 31, 1967 and estimated
expenses for the remainder of 1967.
**Proportionate 1968,1evy`,,amount by county is .003 per cent of each county's 1966
equalized valuation on real property.
MULTI -COUNTY LIBRARY BUDGET
1968
Salaries and Benefits
Books
Postage and printing
Travel and Training
Supplies
Bookmobile operation
Bookmobile depreciation
Rent
Processing (Cataloging)
Contingency
Total
BUDGET REQUEST
STATE OF WISCONSIN
VILAS COUNTY
DOUGLAS COUNTY
ASHLAND COUNTY
BAYFIELD COUNTY
IRON COUNTY
BURNETT COUNTY
Total
Federal Supplementary Budget.
Books.. . • .
Equipment —
Salaries
$ 179000.00
5,850.00
5,600.00
59450.00
59450.00
5,450.00
59500.00
$ 509300.00
10,000.00
59000.00
159000.00
Thomas E. Rondeau
$ 27,100.00
129000.00
300.00
2, 500.00
12000.00
1,800.00
2,500.00
600.00
2,000.00
�inn_nn
$ 50,300.00
$ (179000.00)
( 5,500.00)
( 5,250.00)
( 59100.00)
( 59100.00)
( 59100.00)
( 5,150.00)
$ (489200.00)
309000.00
Total Budget. . . . . .-,.$ 80,300.00
Bennie R. Rude
--December 13,_1967
REGISTER OF DEEDS
Budget 1968
Salaries
$ 139860.00
Part'Time Employee
200.00
Postage
200.00
Telephone
200.00
Xerox - Rental & Supplies
19500.00
Recording Books & Sheets
330.00
Office Supplies & Misc.
400.00
Book Binding - Repairs
19000.00
$ 179690.00
Thomas E. Rondeau
COURTHOUSE BUDGET
1967 Expenditures
Appropriation
to Date
�$
' 13 ,180.00
Salaries
$ 49602.50
Lights
29030.17
Water & Sewer
178.14
Fuel
29084.51
Insurance
162.56
Supplies
980.48
Repairs
168.41
Garbage Collection
84.00
Snow Plow
32.00
TOTAL ' - $ 109293.24
OUTLAY $ 355.90
Thomas E. Rondeau
BAYFIELD COUNTY CLERK BUDGET
October 20, 1967
1967 Expenditures
Appropriation to date
$ 159685.00
Salaries
Telephone
Bond `
Clerk Dues
Postage & Stamped Envelopes
Bookkeeper Adver.
Supplies
Convention & Other Expenses
Maintenance Agreements
Miscellaneous Payroll
Transfer from
Contingency Fund 1,980.00
TOTAL $ 179665.00
OUTLAY $ 600.00
Mimeograph machine
Electric Typewriter
$ 11,749.46
216.12
31.65
15.00
230.61
7.00
870.08
112.37
367.16
108.14
$ 13,707.59
$ 600.00
Estimated
for 1968
$ 6,000.00
29500.00
250.00
39000.00
165.00
19400.00
200.00
100.00
zc fin
$ 13,650.00
$ 29500.00
Estimated
for 1968
$ 149640.00
300.00
15.00
350.00
19350.00
125.00
370.00
300.00
$ 17,450.00
$ 480.00
200.00
600.00 $ 680.00
$ 600.00 $
Thomas E. Rondeau
582
D.e c e mb e r 13, 1967
7 ------ --- - --- --=- --
CONSERVATION COMMITTEE.
Proposed 1968 Budget
Outdoor Shows $ 3,650.00
Folders 3,500.00
Pictures & Writing 350.00
Indianhead 500.00
Wonderful Wisconsin .175.00
State Game Congress 100.00
Miscellaneous o 100.00
Committee 1;200.00
Shopping Bags
Cards
Newspapers & Other Advertising 19000.00
TOTAL $ 109575.00
COUNTY PARK OUTLAY
$ 39500.00
CONSERVATION COMMITTEE.
George Sampson Raymond J. Mammoser
W. C. Barningham Axel Lehto
Walter Wasmuth
Washburn, Wisconsin
October 17, 1967
BAYFIELD COUNTY FINANCE COMMITTEE
Gentlemen:
The Bayfield County Forestry Committee plans on the following activities and
Forestry Fund expenditures covering the period from January 1, 1968, to January 1, 1969
Estimated Receipts:.
Cash on hand as of January 1, 1968
1968 Allottment from State (estimate)
Appropriation from County General Fund to the
County Forestry Fund
Salary Raises
Expenditures:
Tree Planting - 300 acres
Work over 41 miles of fire breaks
1 mile of new fire break
Building new road - 2/4 miles,
Fire Suppression
Control burning - 150 acres - $4..00 per acre
Maintenance & Repair of Equipment
Compensation Insurance'
Materials, supplies &'Miscellaneous (paint etc.)
Insurance on garage & equipment
Timber Sales Advertising
'Forestry Committee `
Office Expense
'Office Manager
Administrator's Salary
Administrator-'s Expense
Forester -Cruiser's Salary (R. Anderson)
Forester -Cruiser's Expense (R. Anderson)
Forester -Cruiser's Salary (W. Hepner)
Forester -Cruiser's Expense (W. Hepner)
Tractor Operator
Tractor Operator's Expense
$ none
16,400.00
28,940.00
2,160.00
$ 47,500.00
7,950.00
200.00
100.00
2,400.00
100.00
600.00
2,500.00
350.00
300.00
200.00
260.00
19200.00
500.00
4, 740.00
69900.00
800.00
5,640.00
900.00
59640.00
800.00
49920.00
500.00 479500.00
_December_13;_1967
Bayfield County Forestry
Committee, Cont'd.
Estimated cash on hand as of January,l, 1969.. . . . . . . . none
County Forestry Account from General Fund includes:
Raym6nd`Anderson's Salary and Expense
William Hepner's Salary and Expense
Tractor Operator's Salary and Expense
Committee'Expense
Compensation Insurance
Insurance on Forestry Garage and Equipment
Maintenance & Repair of Equipment
25% of Office expense
Miscellaneous Expenditures
Signed, BAYFIELD COUNTY FORESTRY COMMITTEE
George SgRi3on Walter Barn�n-aha r
irmany
Raymond J. Mammoser Axel Lehto
Walter Wasmuth Thomas E. Rondeau
COUNTY_ SHERIFF BUDGET
Recommended
for 1968
Sheriff, Undersheriff &
Jailor's Salary
$$ 259980.00
Deputies & Committees
49200.00
Board for Prisoners
- 3,800.00
Gas, Oil & Supplies
59000.00
Insurance
800.00
Telephone
600.00
Radio
700.00
Ambulance
150.00
Repairs
500.00
Travel Expense
1,500.00
Doctor & Drugs
200.00
Uniforms
200.00
Bond
150.00
TOTAL $ 439780.00
OUTLAY
Automobile 2,000.00
Radio Tower Antenna 1,670.00
TOTAL $ 39670.00
SHERIFF'S COMMITTEE:
George Moniza, Arthur Hanson
Chairman
Philip E. Tetzner Arthur Meierotto
Bertyle Nelson
December_
COUNTY TRAFFIC POLIICE BUDGET
Salary
Travel. Expense & Telephone
Gas, Oil & Supplies
Insurance
Uniforms
Car Repairs
TOTAL
COUNTY TRAFFIC POLICE OUTLAY
Automobile
Lights.
Water & Sewer
Fuel
Insurance
Supplies
Repairs
Snow Plowing.
Telephone
Garbage Collection
Recommended
for 1968
109440.00
1,500.00
39250.00
400.00
150.00
500.00
$ 16,240.00
Recommended
1968 Budget
$ 2,000.00
SHERIFF'S COMMITTEE
George Moniza Arthur Hanson.
Chairman
Philip E. Tetzner Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
JAIL .& SHERIFF'S, RESIDENCE BUDGET
1967 Expenditures
Appropriation to Date
39365.00
Black top Sheriff's Office
Parking Lot & Driveway
860.00
375.00
1,075.00
25.00
225.00
600.00
190.00
15.00
$ 39 365.00
$ 676.72
178.13
874.90
16.35
223.14
474.97
32.00
143. 96
$ 29620.17
Estimated.
for 1968
860.00
300.00
1,200.00
25.00
300.00
600.00
35.00
190.00
15.00
$ 39525.00
OUTLAY
1967' Expenditures Estimated
Appropriation to Date for 1968
$ 175.00
$ 627.80 $ 200.00
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
George Moniza Arthur Hanson
Chairman
Philip E. Tetzner Arthur Meierotto
Bertyl Nelson
December 13, 1967
- BUDGET
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE
Service Officer
Secretary
Travel, Lodg. MZ s.
Postage
Telephone
Office Supply
Office Equipment
Extra Clerical
Bond
Miscellaneous
TOTAL
OUTLAY
1967
1967
Budget
Expenses*
$ 3150.00
$ 2362.50
3720.00
2790.00
1800.00
1761.53
120.00
83.00
275.00
35.0.59
200.00
112.89
100.00
100.83
150.00
149.50
17.75
21.00
none
none
9532.75
$. 7582.34
* 1967 expenses based on first 9 months of 1967.
* taken off Civil Defense Budget.
Director
Trvl, Ldg. Meals
Postage & Office
Telephone & Freight
MSH & RADEF
Misc.
Warning System
Spec. Rad. Classes
TOTAL
*Through September, 1967.
BUDGET
CIVIL DEFENSE'
1967
1967
Budget
Expenses*
$ 3150.00
$ 2362.50
500.00
248.01
200.00
122.58
240.00
81.59
500.00
62.44
60.00
None
400.00
None
360.00
None
$ 5410.00 $ 2795.53
1968
Budget
3300.00
500.00
200.00
240.00
500.00
None
400.00
360.00
8 5500.00
Recommended
for 1968
8 3300.00
3900.00
2000.00
120.00
400.00
200.00
100.00
200.00
none
Gn nn**
$ 10280.00.
W,-�...,
VY1vJJJ • vv
Reimbursement
8 1650.00
250.00
100.00
120.00
None
None
200.00
360.00
$ 2680.00
Moved by Barningham and seconded by Moniza that the foregoing Budgets and
Reports of the various County Departments be received and placed on file.
Motion Carried.
December 13, 1967
The following Communication was read: No. 87
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF WISCONSIN
September 21, 196-7
TO: COUNTY CLERK - BAYFIELD COUNTY
SUBJECT: Estimated Highway Allotments for 1968 County Trunk Highway.. System
Pursuant to Section 84.01(18)-, Wisconsin Statutes, you are hereby notified of the
following estimated allotments to be paid your county from funds becoming available
in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1968.
S. 83.10, estimated" basic allotment for the
County Trunk Highway System (to be paid on
June 30, 1968)
Supplemental allotments to supplement the
basic allotment for'the County Trunk
Highway System:
S..20.420(3xg) Supplemental Aid
S. 20.420(3xm) Supplemental Aid
(Fuel Tax)
Total for County Trunk Highway System
S � - 64, 700
S 134,,300
662300 2001600
S 265,300
Pursuant to legislation enacted in 1957, the payment of the 1968 supplemental
aids under Sections 20.420 (lxb, 3xg) and (lxd, 3xm) will be made in two installments.
The first installment, equal to one half of the 1967 allotment under those sections,
will be paid on April 15, 1968. The remainder will be paid as soon as practical
after June 30, 1968.
The above estimates are tentative. The total actual allotments will not be
known until after the close of the fiscal year on June 30, 1968.
You were notified by our letter of March 31, 19679' of the estimated 1968 State
Trunk Highway Allotment under Section 84.03(3), the allocation of which has been
completed.
Sincerely,
V. L. Fiedler, Secretary
Moved by Sampson and seconded by Stuart to receive and place on file the fore-
going communication. Motion Carried.
The following communication was read: No. 88
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF WISCONSIN
July 10, 1967
Mr. William Frankie, Commissioner
Bayfield County Highway Department -'Courthouse
P. 0. Box 428
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891
Mr. Edward A. Pajala
Bayfield County Clerk - Courthouse
Washburn, Wisconsin 54891 -Project T 0269(21)
West County Line -Red Cliff
Gentlemen: Road
S.T.H. 13 Bayfield County
The Highway Commission deems it necessary to make certain revisions on a pre-
viousiy approved right of way plat and to acquire certain lands and interests in
lands according to such revisions, for the proper improvement or maintenance of the
above -designated project and highway. The revised relocation order of the commission
December-13, 1967
and the map showing the highway as laid out and established and th'ylands and interests
to be acquired are transmitted herewith.
The enclosed relocation order provides that the State Highway Commission shall
make the necessary acquisitions of lands and interests not previously acquired, pur-
suant to Section 84.09(1) or (2), Wisconsin Statutes.
Very truly yours
V. L. Fiedler, Secretary
RELOCATION ORDER
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
State Trunk Highway 13, as follows:
Section I: From a point approximately 2075 feet west and 920 feet north of the
center of Section 4, Township 49 North, Range 9 West, thence northeasterly to a point
1190 feet west and 1270 feet north of the center of Section 4, Township 49 North, Range
9 West;
Section II: From a point 760 feet south and 425 feet west of the northeast corner
of Section 35, Township 50 North, Range 9 West, thence northeasterly to a point 1920
feet east and 30 feet north of the northeast corner of Section 36, Township 50 north,
Range 9 West;
Section III:
From a point 510 feet north of the center of Section 79 Township 50
North, Range 7 West, thence northeasterly to a point 875 feet east of the north one -
quarter corner of Section 8, Township 50 North, Range 7 West;
Section IV: From a point 475 feet east and 25 feet north of the northwest corner
of Section 35, Township 51 North, Range 6 West, thence easterly to a point 2.4 feet
south of the north one -quarter corner of Section 35, Township 51 North, Range 6 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 REQUIRED, PROJECT T 0269(21)'.0
for the West County Line -Red Cliff Road, S. T. H. 13, Bayfield County, dated June 8,
1967, the same being sheets Nos. 4 through 4.4 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
acquired by the State Highway Commission, in the name of the State of Wisconsin, pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 84.09(1) or (2), Wisconsin Statutes.
(4) This order supersedes and amends the previous order issued by the Commission
on June 18, 1965.
The foregoing order was issued by the State Highway Commission on June 21, 1967.
( S E A L )
V. L. Fiedler, Secretary
State Highway Commission of Wisconsin
Moved by Moniza and seconded by Mammoser to receive and place on file the fore-
going Communication. Motion Carried.
December 13, 1967
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Mammoser to adjourn. Motion Carried.
Thomas E. Rondeau, County Board -Chairman
Edward A. Paja2a, County Clerk.