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Table of
Contents:
About
The
Department
Conservation
Sanitation
Planning
Zoning
On-line
forms
Questions
&
Answers
Links Page
Smart
Growth
Board of Adjustment
Meetings Information
Calendar
of Events
Walworth
County's Interactive Mapping Site
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The LURM Department is located
at the Government Center
("Old Court House", on the square in downtown Elkhorn). Our offices
are located on the second floor,
accessible via the center stairwell or main elevator (see
photo). Follow the "Contact Us" link above for further
detail.
Please contact LURM with any
questions you may have. An appointment should be made before
coming to the office if you may need assistance from our staff.
Making an appointment allows each customer the best opportunity to receive
the service that is deserved. Our goal is to ensure your compliance with
regulations and sound land ethics. We are here as a resource for you, to
provide information, technical and when possible, financial assistance. |
2008
Annual Report
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certain forms on our pages.
| Recent News: |
| 2/3/10
due by
March 1
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Request
for Bids: Aquatic Plant Survey of North Lake
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| Request
for Bid Document
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Plant
Survey Points Map
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Recommended
Baseline Monitoring of Aquatic Plants in Wisconsin: Sampling Design, Field
and Laboratory Proceedures, Data Entry and Analysis, and Applications
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The
Aquatic
Plant Survey Data Workbook
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| 2/2/10 |
2010
Lakeshore Landscaping Workshop
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| 1/21/10 |
Working Lands
Initiative - Public Hearing Scheduled for February 15, 2010 1:30
p.m.
@ HHS Auditorium, W4051 County Road NN, Elkhorn, WI 53121 Agenda
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| 1/15/10 |
Walworth County
2035 Comprehensive Plan
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| 12/30/09 |
State
Mandated Conversion
Fee -- Rezoning from A-1 District
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| 12/7/09 |
UPDATED - Walworth County 2010 Land and Water Resource Management
Plan
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| 12/3/09 |
UPDATED - Comprehensive Revision to Chapter 74 (Zoning & Shoreland Zoning) -
Revision
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| 11/12/09 |
Working Lands
Initiative
Conversion Fee
Beginning
on January 1, 2010, a person who requests rezoning of their land from a
certified farmland preservation district to another use must pay to the
local government, a conversion fee equal to the greater
of the following for each rezoned acre or
portion of an acre:
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Three times the per acre value, for the year in which the land is
rezoned, of the highest value category of tillable cropland in the
city, village, or town in which the rezoned land is located, as
specified by the Department of Revenue at http://www.revenue.wi.gov/report/a.html, or
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An amount specified in the certified farmland preservation zoning
ordinance.
The local government must collect this conversion fee. Conversion fees of
three times the per acre value of the highest value of tillable cropland
must be provided to DATCP by March 1 of each year. If the local government
collects an amount greater than the three times per acres value, they may
use the extra amount for costs related to the farmland preservation
program. Local governments must collect conversion fees beginning January
1, 2010. Fees collected in 2010 will need to be provided to the
state by March 1, 2011. Forms
designed to aid local government in recording rezoning requests and
collecting the conversion fee and to aid local governments in March
reporting of conversion fees to the department will be posted as soon as
they are developed.
Smart Growth - 2035 Comprehensive Plan
passed by County Board
- 2035 Plan details found on SEWRPC/Walworth
County Smart
Growth site
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| 11/6/09 |
2010
Annual Tree Sale Information
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| 11/5/09 |
2010 BOA Schedule
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