HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 2/5/1980ebruary S. 1980
MEETING OF THE BAYFIELD COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
February 5, 1980
The meeting was called to order at 9:30 a.m. by Chairman Walter Barningham.
The following members answered roll call No. 1
Present - Ed Erickson, Art Meierotto, Joel Bromberg, Dale Maki, Jim Strom, William Rave,
Glenn Spears, Wallace Johnson, Jim Stephenson, Charles Diamon, Art Hanson, Carl Anderson; Wayne
Sellung, Karl Ludzack, Ed Renoos
Absent - Russell McGillivray, Lamy Seidel
Present - 16
Absent - '2
TOTAL 18
A prayer and pledge of allegiance were led by Carl. Anderson, board member.
No. 2
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Rave to dispense with the reading of the minutes of
%he previous meeting. Motion carried.
Clerk Pajala read the following report: No. 3
REPORT OF THE BAYFIELD-COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE
To: The County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County on the hearing on�the.petitions to
amend the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance.
The zoning Committee of the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors, having held a public
hearigg pursuant to Section 59.97 (5), Wisconsin Statutes, notice thereof having been given as
provided by law and being duly informed of the facts pertinent to the proposed changes, hereby
recommends that the petitions described as follows be approved:
That part of Government Lot Eight (8), Section Thirty -Five (35), Township Forty-three (43)
North, Range Five (5) West, more specifically described in Volume 162, Page 501; less that parcel
described in Volume 215, Page 532; of the Register of Deeds office be changed from Residential-2
Use to Residential -Recreational Use.
That part of the South -East One -Quarter (SE4) of the South-West One -Quarter (SWµ), Sect
Thirty-five (35)', Township Forty-six (46) North, Range Nine (9) West, described in Volume 308,
Page 505, Register of Deeds office be changed from Forestry-1 Use to Residential-3 Use.
Dated: February 5, 1980
Sigrad: Ed Renoos, Herbert Spears, Walter Barningham, James Stephenson, Joel Bromberg
Moved by Renoos and seconded by Bromberg to receive the report and place it on file.
Motion carried.
'\ The following Amendatory Ordinance was read: No. 4
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February 5, 1980
The.Bayfield County Board of Supervisors ordains as follows:
That the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance, adopted June 1, 1976, be and the same, is
hereby amended so as amended,
That part of Government Lot Eight (8), Section Thirty -Five (35), Township Forty-three
(43) North, Range Five (5) West, more specifically described in Volume 162, Page 501; less that
parcel described in Volume 215;.Page 532; of the Register of Deeds office is changed from
Residential-2 Use to Residential -Recreational Use.
That part of the South -East One-Qkater (SE4) of the South-West One -Quarter (SWµ) ,
Section Thirty-five (35), Township Forty -Six (46) North, Range Nine (9) West, described in
Volume 308, Page 505, Register of Deeds office is.changed from Forestry-1 Use to Residential-3
Use.
Dated: February 5, 1980
Signed: Ed Renoos, Herbert Spears, Walter Barningham, James Stephenson, Joel Bromberg
(Notice of Public Hearing together with affidavit of publication and various
correspondence is on file.)
Moved by Renoos and seconded by Strom to adopt the ordinance. Motion carried.
The following resolution was read::. No. 5
WHEREAS, There is presently in effect in Bayfield County a comprehensive Zoning and
Sanitary Ordinance, and,
WHEREAS, C. J. Kontny, a property owner, residing on a parcel of land located in the
North-East One -Quarter (NE4) of the North-East One -Quarter (NE4) , of Section Tw.anty-Six 126,A,
Township Forty -Seven (47) North, Range Six (6) West, Town of Keystone, allegedly did locate on
his property a mobile home, did construct an addition to his existing dwelling, and did
substantially alter an existing private domestic sewage treatment disposal system without first
obtaining a land use and sanitary permit, and
WHEREAS, said alleged activities are contrary to the terms of Sections 2.01 and 2.05
of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance and Sections 2.1 and 3.1 of the Bayfield County Sanitary
Ordinance, and,
WHEREAS, said C. J. Kontny has failed to initiate action to rectify this matter, and
WHEREAS, the Bayfield County Zoning Committee has recommended that an action be
commenced against said C. J. Kontny for the violation of the provisions of said ordinances and
for such relief as may he appropriate and,
WHEREAS, said ordinances require Bayfield County Board approval before such action is
instituted,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Zoning Committee recommends that the Bayfield
County Board of Supervisors authorize -..-the Bayfield County District Attorney to commence such
action as may be appropriate for such alleged illegal acts, and to cause compliance with the
terms of said Zoning and Sanitary Ordinances,
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that any penalties involved shall conform with the �iiblation
provisions of Section 15.0 of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance and Section 10.0 of the
Bayfield:_..C.ounty Sanitary Ordinance.
Dated: February 5, 1980
Signed; Ed Renoos, Herbert Spears, James Stephenson, Walter Barningham, Joel Bromberg
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Moved by=Bromberg and seconded by Spears to adopt the resolution.
Ed Renoos then proceeded to read to.the board various correspondence between the county
and Mr. C.J. Kontny requesting his compliance to zoning and sanitary ordinances.
Mr. Kantny:, then addressed the board and stated that he had only been contacted by
David Lee, Zoning Administrator twice and he explained that he did try to go through the proper,
channels to rectify his sanitary problem and also stated that he believed that he was not in
violation of the sanitary ordinances..
Stephenson then,v.oieed his opinion stating that the Zoning Committee and the Town of
Keystone Board should meet with Mr. Kontny to resolve this matter.
a permit.
Ludzack,
Ed Erickson then questioned as -to who approved the original septic system.
Renoos then answered that the work on the original system was probably done without
A roll call vote was taken on Resolution No. 5 with the following results: No. 5a
Ayes - Meierotto, Barningham, Bromberg, Strom, Spears, Renoos
Nayes - Erickson, Maki, Rave.,.Johnson, Stephenson; Diamon, Hanson, Anderson, Dellung
Motion lost.
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Ayes - 6
Nayes - 10
Absent - 2
TOTAL 18
Moved by Stephenson and seconded by Diamon that the Zoning Committee request a meeting
with -the Town of Keystone Board and C. J. Kontny to resolve the matter and that in the future
violation —not ices :- should be sent by certified or registered mail. Motion carried.
No. 7
At this time, Ed Wagner, Historian, Ashland Chamber of Commerce, addressed the board
informing them of the feasibility of plans for an Interpretive Center. He explained that he was
coming to the board to receive their endorsement of such a center.
Deb-Thedens, Art Council, Ashland Chamber of Commerce, next spoke to the board giving
the background of the Arts Council. She stated the importance of an Interpretive Center in
this area. Thedens also stated that they hoped the Interpretive Center would be a building large
enough to house a stage, have a display area, and have a facility for musical performances.
John Scott, Archit6etural Resources, then spoke saying that such a center would be a placE
where people could learn what the bay area was like in the past.
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Moved -by Bromberg and seconded by Stephenson that the Board go .on record supporting
the adoption of i a feasibility study for the Chequamegon Interpretive Center. Motion carried.
�_ 10� The clerk read the following resolution: No. 8,
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WHEREAS, the Bayfield County 4-,H Horse Project membership totaled 65 in 1979 and
appears to be increasing, and
year, and
WHEREAS, the Open Class Horse exhibit at the Bayfield County Fair is growing each
WHEREAS, the present show ring used for training workshops, for conducting Horse Shows
and for judging purposes is dangerous because it is too small to accommodate the various judging,
other horse project training events and shows held during the Bayfield-County Fair and at other
times during the summer season, and
WHEREAS, a committee of 4-H Horse Project Leaders offered to build a horse show ring
measuring 200' x 300' on the parking.lot of the Bayfield County Fairgrounds if the materials
were furnished by Bayfield County, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors transfer
$2,500.00 from the contingency fund to the Bayfield County Fair Budget to be used to purchase
building materials and to clear land to replace parking space used for this project.
BAYFIELD COUNTY FAIR COMMITTEE: Meierotto,Barningham, Hanson, Maki
Art Meierotto then explained to the board that this expenditure was not appropriated
for in the budget but the work would be done for free if the county supplied the materia.As.
Carl Anderson then questioned that if new horse barns were ever built,L, would there
be enough room to build them in the area near the ring.
Meierotto answered that there would be ample room available if barns were to be built
near the ring.
Betty Chambers spoke to the board stating the problems and,dangers of the present ring.
Louise Vernon, also spoke to the board stating that there are approximately 61
children involved in the horse program and the age group ranges from 9 to 18 years.
A roll call vote was taken on Resolution No. 8 with the following results: No. 86
Ayes - Erickson, Meierotto, Barningham, Bromberg, Maki, Strom, Rave, Spears, Johnson,
Stephenson, Diamon, Hanson, Anderson, Sellung, Ludzack, Renoos
Nayes - None
Absent - McGillivray, Seidel
Ayes 16
Nayes 0
Absent - 2
TOTAL 18
Motion carried.
Moved by Bromberg�.and seconded by Sellung to adjourn for lunch. Motion carried.
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The meeting was called back to order at 1:00 p.m. by Chairman Barningham.
The following members answered roll call: No. 9
Present - Erickson, Meierotto, Barningham, Bromberg, Maki, Strom, Rave, Spears, Johnson,
Stephenson, Diamon, Hanson, Anderson, Sellung, Ludzack, Renoos
Absent - McGillivray, Seidel -
Present - 16
Absent - 2
TOTAL - 18
No. 10
Next discussed was the Pureair Sanatorium.
Fred Rodman, from the Canaan Fellowship, was first called on by the Board to make his
presentation.
Rodman stated that the primary reason his group wanted to purchase the property was be_. I_,
cause God had spoken to them and had led them to this place to bring benefit and good to the area.
When asked what the group would do with the buildings Rodman answered that they would
restore the nurses residence for staff members and use the main building for seminars.
They planned on holding seminars on family life, seminars to bring stronger local leader-
ship and seminars on business life.
Rodman stated that their bid will depend partly on whether the county can convey title to
the railroad right-of-way, and also on how the sewage treatment plant will be handled.
Rodman summed up his presentation by saying that they are not developers but restorers
of human lives.
Erickson then questioned Rodman as to if they planned to use the Sanatorium as a treat-
ment center for drug addicts and alcoholics.
Rodman answered saying that it was not the group's intention to start a treatment center
of this kind.
Bromberg questioned if the corporation Rodman represented would be willing to give the
names of their board of directors.
Rodman stated that they would :be willing to give this information.
Al Prerost, Bayfield was next to make a short presentation.
Pr-erost spoke of the beauty of the Sanatorium and how he would like to restore the
building by making offices and apartments out of the old Sanatorium building.
Bromberg also asked Prerost that if the joined a corporation if he would be willing
to give the aames of the Board of Directors.
Prerost answered that -he would gladly give the names.
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Jack Wroblewski, representing San Pointe Properties, was next to make a presentation
to the board. Wroblewski first passed out a booklet to the board giving them information on who
San Pointe properties is and what they are proposing to do.
Earl Thedens., Landscape Architect, then, spoke to the board showing them a site plan
explaining it to them. The plan showed "townhouse units on the existing Sanatorium site, recrea-
tional facilities, and eleven cluster homes.
Don.Stanius, .architect, then explained the proposed housing units to the board. He
said they were to be multi -storied. Also these were not to be pre-fab. homes. He estimated
the cost of the homes at $90,000 to $100,000 a unit.
Spears asked if the feasibility study that was made was still valid.
Wroblewski stated that the study was still very valid and current.
Erickson then asked Wroblewski if he would object to a performance bond.
Wroblewski stated that they would have no objection to a performance bond on Phase I
of their development.
Anderson questioned if Wroblewski anticipated absentee ownership of the homes.
Wroblewski stated that he did expect some absentee ownership.
William Bussey, District Attorney, questioned Stanius if the development meets the
requirements of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinances.
Stanius replied that the development met the zoning ordinances to the best of his
knowledge.
Al Prerost asked Wroblewski if this development will be based on tourism.
Wroblewski stated that the development would not be mainly for tourism.
A question was asked as to if all the present buildings of the Sanatorium would be
torn down.
Wroblewski answered by saying that three buildings would be torn down; the nurses'
quarters, the main Sanatorium building, and the boiler room.
Robert Gothblad, D.N.R., was then called on by the board to discuss the sewage
treatment plant of the Sanatorium.
Gothblad first Mated that there is a 750 foot distance requirement from a housing
development to the sewage treatment plant, but he added that if a pond is built: first, a
development can be built right on the bank of the pond; however, this might create problems if
you wanted to add another pond at a later date since it would have to be 750 feet away from
the nearest building.
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Bussey asked Gothblad what role the D.N.R. has with the expansion of the sewage treatment
plant.
Gothblad answered that the DNR has the power to deny sanitary extensions until they are
in compliance with the standards.
Pajala then informed the board that according to Strand.& Associates, if Port Superior
does not expand, the present sewage treatment plant would be able to handle Port Superior and
the proposed development of San Pointe.
This concluded the discussion nn the Pureair Sanatorium Property.
The following resolution was read: No. 11
WHEREAS, Section 146.70 of WISCONSIN STATE STATUTES directs that every public agency,
except a state agency, shall establish and maintain within its respective jurisdiction by
December 31, 1987, a basic or sophisticated emergency telephone system and
WHEREAS, Section 146.70 (1-1) (b) stated ,that on or before January 1,1981 every public
agency shall submit tentative plans for the establishment of a basic or sophisticated system
to the telephone utilities providing service and the Department of Administration and,
WHEREAS, Section 146.70 (11) Cb) also states that on or before January 1, 1983, every
public agemy shall submit final plans for the establishment of such a system to the telephone
utilities and the Department of Administration and shall provide for the implementation of
the plans by December 31, 1987,, and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of Bayfield County citizens and visitors that a
countrywide "911" emergency telephone system be developed and,
WHEREAS, the State of Wisconsin, Department of Administration is making program
development grant monies available (not to exceed $10,000.00) to eligible county governments for
the study of a countywide emergency number system,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors hereby
appoints as the "911" Planning Coordinator, Susann L. Gatts, Emergency Government Coordinator,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors approves of the
"911" Planning Coordinator applying for said program development monies available from the
Department of Administration for an amount of $2,000.00 to be matched by the County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors approves of
the development and appointment of a "911" Planning Subcommittee, of which members will be
approved by the Chairman of the Board.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that should Bayfield County be denied said program development
monies, no further steps shall be taken on the development of '191111 until further County Board
action.
SIGNED: Wallace Johnson, James Strom, Art Meierotto, James Stephenson, Karl Ludzack, Joel Bromberg
Moved by Bromberg and seconded by Meierotto to adopt the resolution.
The clerk next read the following letter from the town clerk of Grandview in opposition
to the "911" Emergency Number System: No. lla
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Mr. Walter Barningham
Bayfield Co. Board of Supervisors
Bayfield County Emergency Government
Courthouse
Washburn, WI 54891
Dear Mr. Barningham:
On January 31, 1980, the town board met and voted not to endorse the "911" Emergency Number
System at this time due to lack of information on the program.
Sincerely,
Phyllis Kneeland
Town Clerk
Sue Gatts, Emergency Government Director, then addressed the board stating that in the
the 34 letters she had received regarding the "911" system, only two of the letters stated that
they were not in favor of the system.
The question was asked on the motion to adopt Resolution No. 11.
Motion carried.
The following letter was read: No. 12
1837 N. Natoma
Chicago, IL 60635
Clerk
Bayfield County Board
Courthouse -
Washburn, WI 54891
Re: Redemption of Lot 5, Woodcrest Addition to Wilde River
Gentlemen:
This is a request for redemption of'the above captioned property for back taxes due.
We did receive notice of the County taking a tax deed on our property, however, we do not
read English and could not get consul to explain the seriousness of the situation, until after
the deadline passed.
We respectfully request the opportunity to redeem our property at this time.
Very truly,
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Toia
Moved by Johnson and seconded by Erickson that the redemption of the property be
granted upon payment of the delinquent taxes and fees. Motion carried.
q( I The following resolution was read: No. 13
WHEREAS,. The County Board adapted Resolution No. 5 on December 27, 1979, which provided
for salary increases for certain County department heads and elected officials, and
WHEREAS, It was.intended that the county extension agent should be included among,
those department heads receiving an increase of $150 per month, and
WHEREAS, The county extension agent was inadvertently omitted from said Resolution No. 55
now therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the salary of the county extension agent be increased by an amount of
$150 per month effective January 1, 1980,
Signed: Stephenson, Strom, Ludzack, Anderson, Sellung
Moved by Stephenson and seconded by Strom to adopt the resolution. Motion carried..
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The following resolution was read: No. 14
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WHEREAS, the State of Wisconsin, Division of Ecomomic Assistance, has delegated to the
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County Department of Social Services the responsibility to administer the Energy Assistance Pro-
gram as an add on program to the Food Stamp Program, and
WHEREAS, a total appropriation of $12,959.41 has been allocated to Bayfield County -for
the administration of the program which funds will be made available to the County on a one-third
basis upon approval of a contract.with the State to administer the program, and
therefore
WHEREAS, Bayfield County has exeeuted'the contract to administer the program, and
WHEREAS, there has been no provision made in the County budget for this Program now
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in session this 5th day of
February, 1980 is hereby created an Energy Assistance Program expenditure item $12,959.41,
revenue item $12,959.41, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that an amount of $5,000.00 be transferred from the contingency
fund to cover expenditures until the first one-third allocation of fund is made to the County.
PRESENTED BY: Wallace Johnson, Joel Bromberg, James Strom, William Rave, Wayne Sellung
Moved by Hanson and seconded by Strom to adopt the resolution.
A roll call vote was taken with the following results: No. 14a
Ayes - Erickson, Meierotto, Barningham, Bromberg, Maki, Strom, Rave, Spears, Johnson,
Stephenson, Diamon, Hanson, Anderson, Sellung, Ludzack;
Nayes - None
Absent - McGillivray, Seidel, Renoos
Ayes -15
Nayes - 0
Absent - 3
TOTAL 18
Motion carried.
The following letters were read: No. 15 and 15a
5617 Grand Ave. So.
Minneapolis, MN 55419
d-D January 23, 1980
Edward Pajala
Office of County Clerk
Washburn, WI 54891
Dear Mr. Pajala;
Allen Ginsberg, my wife, and myself own the SP NW, Section 16-49-8 in Bayfield County,, which has
no access way; it neither lies on a public road nor .has a public road running to any of its
boundaries. Bayfield County owns land between our land and a public road. We therefore ask
Bayfield County to grant us an easement through county land to the boendary of our property, and
in addition have this right-of-way written into our deed. We have chosen the county to grant
us an access because having walked this county land, we discovered there to be an old road (of
sorts) running approximately from a public road to the southeast border of our property(see
enclosed diagra«1). The diagram makes -it -clear that such an easement does not disturb any of the
local farm land.
We thank you for your time and effort.
Sincerely.
Dr. Clark Zumbaeh
January 29, 1989
Dr. Clark Zumbach
5617 Grand Ave. So.
Minneapolis, MN 55419
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Re: SE NW, Section 16-49-8
Dear Dr. Zumbach:
I have received your letter in reference to an access easement to the above described property
which you have purchased from Bayfield County. The request will be referred to the County Board
at their meeting which is scheduled for Tuesday, February.5.,;a.t 9:50 a.m._
It has not been customary for Bayfield County to grant"requests,such as yours except in some
cases where the easement request is for lands that have been entered.under the State Forest
Crop land which is an agreement between the county and the state to practi.ce.forestry on such
lands and consequently the land cannot be sold. We very often sell county tax title land that
does not have an access and it is then necessary for the purchaser of the land to either arrange
for an access easement with the adjoining property owners or to petition the local.township for a
road access.
I have pointed out to you that there is a very strong possibility that the county may reject your
request, I am pointing this out to you in the event you may wish to personally appear before the
County Board to present your request.
Very truly yours,
Edward A. Pajala
County Clerk
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Moved by Diamon and seconded by Hanson to refer the matter to the Forestry Committee.
Clerk Pajala then explained to the board where Mr. Zumbach proposed to place his road.
The question was asked on the motion to refer the matter to the Forestry Committee.
Motion carried.
The following resolution was read: No. 16
WHEREAS, the Northland Amateur Radio Club is made up of a group of all classes of
licensed radio amateurs; and
WHEREAS, radio amateurs the world over have a long history of furnishing emevgency radio
communications in time of disasters, and
WHEREAS, modern technical advances in communications have made VHF amateur repeaters
possible which help expand and improve emergency radio communications over larger areas, and
WHEREAS, the repeater that the Northland Amateur Radio Club had constructed at a site
near Bayfield, Wisconsin can be operated with low power portable VHF -;transmitters and hand held
units from most areas of the Ashland and JBayfield Co., and
WHEREAS, Ashland and Bayfield Counties have agreed to contribute to the cost of
construction of the repeater, the sum of $500 each.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the members of the Northland Amateur Radio Club extend
their thanks to the county boards of the two counties for their help, and
.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the members of the club are ready and willing to provide
communications in the event of a communications emergency in the counties because of disaster, storm
or any Civil Defense or Emergency Government activities, on any and all frequencies and modes
allowed our operators by the Federal Communications Commission.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1979.
NORTHLAND AMATEUR RADIO BOARD MEMBERS: Paul Nemetz, Walter Sahm, William Carlson, Bart Nemetz
Moved by Bromberg and seconded by Hanson to receive the resolution and place it on
file. Motion carried.
The following letter and relocation order were read: No. 17
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State of Wisconsin
Department of Transportation
December 10, 1979
Mr. Lawrence C.-Young, Commissioner
Bayfield County Highway Department
Box 428
311 South First'Ave. East
Washburn; WI 54891
Mr. Edward A. Pajala
Bayfield County Clerk
Courthouse
Washburn, WI 54891
Dear Sirs:
Project 8161-00-21 F 100(1)
U.S.H. 2-Washburn Road
S.T.H. 13
Bayfield County
The Department of Transportation deems it necessary to make cent ain,revi.sions on a previously
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,:desi.gnatectproject and
highway. The revised relocation order of the Department and the map showing the highway'as laid
out and established and the lands and interests to be acquired are transmitted herewith.
The enclosed relocation order provides that the necessary acquisitions of lands and interests
not previously acquired shall be made by the Division of Highways and Transportation Facilities,
pursuant to Section 84.09(1) or (2), Wisconsin Statutes.
Sincerely,
H. L. Fie dler
Administrator
HLF:lyd
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RELOCATION ORDER
Project 8161-00-21
Name of Road U.S.H. 2-Washburn Road
S.T.H. 13
County Bayfield
Right of Way Plat Date August 15, 1979
Plat Sheet Numbers 4.0 through 4.14
Date of Previous Order March 29, 1979
Description of Termini of Project - Beginning at a point 1320.82 feet S. 89016'58" E. and 1399.67
feet S 1034'16" W of the center of Section 35 Township 48 North, Range 5 West, thence north-
easterly to a point 3959.90 feet S. 88057'09" E and 4151.06 feet N Oo00'00" E of the southwest
corner of Section 6, Township 48 North, Range 4 West. -
To properly establish, lay out, widen, enlarge, extend, construct,_ reconstruct,impruve, or
maintain a pOztion of the highway designated above, it is necessary to relocate or change and
acquire certain lands or interests in lands as shown on the right of way plat for the above
project.
To effect this change, pursuant to authority granted under Sections 84.02(3) and 84.09, Wisconsin
Statutes, the Department of Transportation hereby orders that:
1. The said highway is hereby laid out and established to the lines and widths as
shown on the plat.
2. The required lands or interests in lands as shown on the plat shall be acquired by
the Division of Highways and Transportation Facilities, in the name of the State of
Wisconsin, pursuant to the provisions of Section 84.09(1) or (2), Wisconsin Statutes.
3.- This order supersedes and amends any previous order issued by the Department.
Dated: December 5, 1979 Signed: H. L. Fiedler
Moved by Hanson and seconded by Diamon to receive. the letter and order and place them
on file. Motion carried.
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The following resolution was read: No. 18
WHEREAS, At present the Bayfield County Board has no format for reviewing resolutions
as they -appear before the board, and
WHEREAS, Enclosed is a copy of the Marquette County format, which has the resolutions
attached to the agenda that is mailed out 1 week in advance, and
WHEREAS, This would give board members a chance to review the material and study the
issues more carefully and prepare their debate and questions in advance to save valuable time
at board meetings, and
WHEREAS, The enclosed, format (according to Marquette County Board members) does help
them know the issues more effectively and is an asset- in saving time over wasted debate, now
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the Bayfield County Board of Supervisors in session on
Tuesday, February 5, 1980, implement this format effective Wednesday, February 6, 1980, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution only affect resolutions turned in a week
prior to the board meetings, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the County Clerk send out the format to board members one
week in advance.
SUTE11ITTED BY: Joel Bromberg
Moved by Bomberg and seounded by Rave to turn the matter over to the Executive Committee
for further study. Motion carried.
The following list was read: No. 19
State of Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Box 7921
Madison; WI 53707
The -County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
In accord with section 26.12(3) and section 26.14(3) of the Wisconsin Statutes we recommend the
following men to act as authorized emergency fire wardens for the prevention and suppression of
forest fires in this county for the year, 1980, and ask your approval of this organization list.
NAME
Stanley Barnes
John Desrosiers
Grego Friermood
Jerry Friermood.
William Frriermood
Robert Anderson
Paul S. Regorrah
Thomas Rondeau
Richard Sorenson
Edward Lee
Vernon Tutor
Michael Bonney
William Hepner
Robert Skulan
Reuben Daubner
Anthony Janoch
Edward Puig, Jr.
Richard Davis
Arthur Hanson
Bart Nemetz
Paul Nemetz
Edward Seehen
David Hanks
W. Mickey Kurilla
Marshall Brinkman
Thorwald Levin
Sigurd Swanson
Betty Gilbertson
EMERGENCY FIRE WARDENS
FOR THE TOWN OF
Barnes
Barnes
Barnes
Barnes
Barnes
Cable
Cable
Cable
Cable
Barnes
Barksdale
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bell
Clover
Herbster
Delta
Delta
Eileen
Eileen
Eileen
Grand View
Kelly
Keystone
Lincoln
Lincoln
Mason
ADDRESS
Rte. 1, Solon Springs,
WI
Rte. 1, Solon Springs,
WI
Rte. 1, Solon Springs,
WI
Rte. 1, Solon Springs,
WI
Xt' .,...`l, Solon Springs,
WI
Cable, WI
Cable, WI
Cable, WI
Cable, WI
Rta. 1, Solon Springs,
WI
Rte. l,'Washburn; WI
Bayfield, WI
Bayfield, WI
Bayfield, WI
Cornucopia, WI
Herbster, WI
Herbster, WI
Iron River, WI
Mason, WI -
Rte. 1, Ashland, WI
Rte. 1, Ashland, WI
Rte. 2, Mason, WI
Grand View, WI
Mason, WI
Route 3, Mason, WI
Rte. 3, Mason, WI
Rte. 1, Mas7 n, WI
Benoit, WI
February 5, 1980
NAME
FOR THE TOWN OF
Robert Hanson
I
Mason
Eric Sande
Pilsen
Alden Allen
Russell
Joseph Pascale Jr.
Russell
George Tribovich
Russell
Orlyn Lowe
Washburn
Edward A. Pajala
Washburn
Signa Sauve
Washburn
Donald Snippen
Washburn
William Ferraro
Bayfield
Jeffrey Hepner
Bayfield
William Hill
Bayfield.
Richard MacNeill
Namekagon
David Nelson
Namekagon
John Schultz
Namekagon
Carroll Pedersen
Namekagon
Eugene Grapa
Namekagon
Gary Gustafson
Namekagon
Robert Keys
Namekagon
Jeff Paulo
Namekagon
Pat Kaiser
Namekagon
Kathleen Rogers
Namekagon
Basil Hanson
Namekagon
Nels Pearson
Namekagon
Patricia Cairns
Namekagon
Joan Hanacek
Namekagon
Al Kravick
Namekagon
Paul Brozovich
Iron River
Dave Daniels
Iron River
John Hanson
Iron River
John Jatzo
Iron River
Lee Kavajecz
Port Wing
Don Kenda
Port Wing
Reino Makela
Oulu
Reino Pyykola
Iron River
Harry Pudas
Oulu
Wayne Wheeler
Iron River
Murry Hartshorn
Bayfield
D. Niles Eilertsen
Bayfield
James Dibbel
Bayfield
Duane Raspotnik
Bayfield
Joseph S. Braridis, Jr.
Bayfield
Florence M. Nies
Bayfield
Jon Schendel
Bayfield
Isabelle M. Moe
Bayfield
Tim Henry
Bayfield
William J. Judd
Bayfield
Joseph Johanik
Bayfield
Mary Basina
Bayfield
Phillip Tetzner
Bayfield
George Siebert
Bayfield
Kenneth Greenwood
Drummond.
Joseph Johanik Sr.
Ashland.
Marshall Brinkman
Mason
Thomas Rondeau, Jr.
_Namekagon
Robert Anderson
Namekagon
Richard Davis
Delta
Donna Phillips.
Drummond .
ADDRESS
Mason, WI
Rte. 3, Ashland, WI
Rte. 1, Bayfield,
WI
Rte. 1, Bayfield,
WI
Rte. 1, Bayfield,
WI
Washburn, WI
Rte. 1, Washburn,
WI
Rte. 1, Washburn,
WI
Rte. 1, Washburn,
WI
r1te. 1, Bayfield,
WI
Pte. 1, Bayfield,
WI
Rte. 1, Bayfield,
WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WT
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Hayward, WI
Iron River, WI
Iron River, WI
Iron River, WI
Iron River, WI
Port Wing, WI
Port Wing, WI.
Brule, WI
Iron River, WI
Iron River, WI
Iron River, WI
Washburn, WI
Washburn, WI
Washburn, WI
Rte. 1, Washburn,
WI
Rte. 3, Washburn,
WI
Washburn, WI
Washburn, WI
Washburn, WI
Washburn, WI
Washburn, WI
Ashland, WI
Washburn, WI
Rte. 3, Washburn,.
WI
Rte. 1,*Washburn,
WI
Drummond, WI.
Rte. 3, Ashland, WI
Rte..3, Mason, WI
Rte. 1; Cable, WI
Cable,,WI
Rte. 1 , Iron River
Drummond, WI
Brule, Wisconsin
January 28, 1980 By Arthur C. Clarke
Loved .by; Diamon andseconded by, Anderson to approve the list. Motion carried.
,p The following letter and resmluticin.were read: No. 20 & 20a
,,,�p �b Ashland;County Board
!Ak Ashland, WI 54806
' February 1, 1980
County Board Chairman Walter Barningham
County Clerk Ed Pajala
Dear Friends:
We are proud to inform you that the Ashland County Board of Supervisors adopted the enclosed
resolution at a special meeting held on January 30, 1980, by a unamimous vote.
The resolution spells out support and encourages the development of a two-year Associate Degree
Program in Nursing in the Wisconsin Indianhead V.T.A.E. District, of which Bayfield County is a
part.
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6 1 �3
February 5. 1980
Truly; this is the most exciting thing that has ever come before oux'county board, and surely
it will receive the same endorsement and support from all of the other area county boards.
For too long has Northwest Wisconsin and other counties as well, felt the dearth of RNs, and
this is a golden opportunity for counties to make themselves heard and provide all out support
for the program and relay this vital information to Mr. Daniel J. Wagner, 935 North Wisconsin,
Rice Lake, Wis. 54868, District Director, Wis. Indianhead VTAE District, and District Board
menmers .
Vocational School training has not only come into its own, but it has made giant strides state-
wide to provide the know-how to a record number.of persons, young and old, sending them into the
field truly qualified and experienced, filling positions expertly well, confident and assured
they can do the job they seek.
The Wisconsin Indianhead Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District (17), stands on the
threshhold of the greatest opportunity possibly that ever came before it. It is most vital to
our district and our full support, along with our intense enthusiasm will make this program one
of reality.
Thank you sincerely for the all-out support you have given and will continue to give until
final approval has been granted.
Sincerely,
Board Chairman
A county board resolution would be just great!
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Wisconsin Indianhead Vocational Technical and Adult Education District
has for some time been addressing the need for and potential development of a two-year Associate
Degree Program in Nursing and
WHEREAS, a Clinical Experience Evaluation Task Force whibh was developed to assess
clinical potential has completed clinical site team visits, and has presented to the District
Adm,.nistrator a number of recommendations; and
WHEREAS, one of the recommendations of such Task Force was that Ashland would be
the most appropriate central location for clinical experience for initiation of this Associate
Degree Program, using Rice Lake and Shell Lake to supplement clinical experience; and
WHEREAS, the District Director and Assistant,. Directors have reviewed the Task Force
report as well as other reports and information available and have proposed that a.number of
steps begin to be taken towards implementing the Associate Degree Program in Nursing; and
WHEREAS, if a. two-year Associate Degree Program in Nursing comes into existence in the
Wisconsin Indianhead V.T.A.E. District, Ashland:- County residents would greatly benefit from
having such a fine program available for students locally and Ashland County might also bene fi"E
from possible additional employment locally and medical and health care facilities in Ashland
County would also, no doubt, benefit from having a supply of qualified graduates- available
for employment locally,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Board of Supervisors of Ashland County now go on record
supporting and encouraging the development of a two-year Associate Degree Program in Nursing in
the Wisconsin Indianhead V.T.A.E. District, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County Clerk of Ashl,;nd County send a certified copy
of this resolution to the District Director of the Wisconsin Indianhead V.T.A.E. District.
Dated at the City of Ashland, Wisconsin this 30th day of January, 1980.
Signed: Donald Pearson, Robert Dusenbery, Matthew Nortunen, Melvin Nelson, Kenneth Todd
Certification: I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true, correct, and complete
copy of a resolution duly and regularly passed by the Ashland Co. Board of Supervisors on the
30th day of January,,1980, and that said resolution has not been repealed or amended, and is
now in full force and effect. Dated this 31st day of January, 1980, and I set my hand and seal.
Horace M. Havner, Ashland Co. Clerk
Moved by Spears and seconded by Rave to endorse the Ashland County resolution. Motion
carried.
F
5. 1980
A letter from the Grandview Volunteer Fire Department was read: No. 21
Moved by Johnson -and seconded by Bromberg that the communication beacknowledged.
Motion carried.:
The following communication was read: No. 22
United States Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service
Chequamegon National Forest
Park Falls, W.I. 54552
December 13, 1979
Reply to: 5420 Purchase
Subject: William J. Reardon - Sale of Land
To: Bayfield County Board of Supervisors
Courthouse
Washburn, WI 54891
Dear Sirs:
This is to inform you of the intent of William J. Reardon to sell the following tract of the
land to the United States:
T44N, RBW, Section 13, SW µNEµ, 40 Acres.
We thank you for your interest in our programs.
Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM M. BYERS
Lands Staff Officer
Moved by Hanson and seconded by Anderson to receive the correspondence and place it on
file. Motion carried.
No. 23
Moved by Erickson and seconded by Hanson that the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried.
Walter Barn
e.
1m, co-,
. Chairman Edward A. Pajala, C
aim
Clerk
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