Town of Wayne, Wisconsin
6030 Mohawk Road
Campbellsport, WI 53010
(262) 626-4818
email: waynetown@netwurx.net
Web Page: http://www.netwurx.net/~waynetown/wayntown.htm
This year the town board decided to distribute the report by making it available on the Town of Wayne web site, and having copies available at the transfer station and the town hall.
IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS:
ELECTION APRIL 1, 2008 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
TOWN HALL 7:00 AM TO 8:00 PM TOWN HALL
DON’T FORGET TO VOTE! TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 2008 7:30 PM
TOWN
BOARD
Scott
Weiss Chairman 262 689-7369 Christian
T. Kuehn Clerk 262 629-5032
Carl
Klemme Supervisor Kieth Kriewaldt Supervisor Gerald
Schulz Treasurer
Scott
Weiss Chairman Carl Klemme Supervisor Kieth Kriewaldt Supervisor
Citizen
Members:
Nick
Hesprich Kieth
Ellenbecker Jon Etta Mike Samann
Christian
T. Kuehn Clerk Gordon
Hoffman Zoning Administrator, Building
Permits 262 677-2270
Erma Franke Assessor
920 583-3320 Donald Schulz Culvert Inspector
Bill Rate Weed Commissioner Gerald Kiefer Attorney Town
Engineer Excel Engineering
MEETINGS
Regular Town Board meetings
are held the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Planning commission meetings are held the Tuesday immediately
preceding the date of the town board meeting.
Special meetings are called as needed.
The final agenda for any meeting is available 24 hours before the
scheduled meeting. Official agendas are
posted in the 3 public posting places for the Town of Wayne:
1.
Town
hall, east end of the parking lot on a bulletin board near the dump sign.
2.
Wayne
Elementary School, west end of the parking lot in front of the garage facing
the street.
3.
Kohlsville
Fire Station on the bulletin board just north of the driveway entrance.
Meeting agendas are also posted on the Town web
site. The web site contains the fee
schedule.
The planning commission
advises the Town Board on matters of land use, land divisions and zoning. If you wish to bring a matter before the
planning commission, contact the Town Clerk.
Information is also available on the town’s web page. Certain issues require public hearings
and/or public notice. Notice
requirements and the timing of submissions for publication effect the date you
may appear on the agenda. The official
newspaper of the Town of Wayne is the West Bend Daily News. Conditional use permits require a separate
application and payment of a fee. The
Zoning Ordinance and Land Division Ordinance for the Town of Wayne are
available at the public library in West Bend or Kewaskum. Questions may also be addressed to the
Building Inspector, Gordon Hoffman at 677-2270. Office hours are 7 am to noon Monday thru Friday; Mr. Hoffman is
usually available until 9 am.
WASTE DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING
The Transfer station is located at the Town
Hall. Town Residents may purchase a
sticker for $1.00 that will allow them to dispose of household trash. Fees are: $1.00 per small clear bag, $2.00
for not small clear bag and $3.00 per not clear bag and a fee as directed by
the collection supervisor for items not bagged. $5.00 for automobile sized tires $10.00 or as directed by
collection supervisor for tires larger than automobile tires. $15.00 for couches and carpet. $10.00 for other furniture. As directed by collection supervisor for
other materials. You may not dispose of
vehicles, dead animals or construction waste at the transfer station. The Town provides for recycling of plastic,
glass, metal and paper. There is no fee
for recycling. Containers should be
rinsed clean and the tops removed. The
Transfer Station is open on Saturdays from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm unless otherwise
posted. Special summer hours: 5:00 pm
to 7:00 pm, Wednesday evenings during daylight savings time. If you have an emergency and need to dispose
of trash outside regular hours, contact a town official to make special
arrangements. If you dispose of trash
outside the posted hours and have not made special arrangements with a town
official, you are liable for a fine of $200.00.
Burning
Barrels: $5.00 per barrel
Trash
Bag Fee: $17.00
per box
Keep our town beautiful,
dispose of trash and waste properly, and report violations to the town
board.
SNOW REMOVAL REMINDERS
Please shovel out the area around your mailbox and
mark your mailbox so the snowplow drivers can clearly see it and avoid damaging
the mailbox. Please note that it is
improper and against State of Wisconsin highway regulations to remove snow from your driveway and push it across the road. Thank you for your cooperation.
HOUSE NUMBER REPLACEMENT
The
Town replaced all the house numbers with improved signage that will make it
easier to see the house numbers as you are driving the local roads. Property owners shall be responsible for
the signage. In the event the signage
is damaged or removed, the cost of replacement shall be borne by the property
owner. The property owner shall be
billed for such replacement or repair by the Town of Wayne, and shall be
subject to special assessment for unpaid balances. The signs shall be displayed in such a manner as to provide
immediate recognition to emergency and medical personnel, namely installed as
follows: Within the road right of way
(ROW), ten (10) to twenty (20) feet to the right of the driveway proper and the
face of the number sign to be approximately three (3) to four (4) feet above
the ground elevation at its center point.
In the event the above location cannot be used, the Town Board of the
Town of Wayne or its designee shall determine the proper location. If you have a problem with the location of
the sign, contact a town board member.
TOWN PARK
The
Town of Wayne established a park fund several years ago. A survey conducted in 2004 indicated support
for a park. In order to purchase land
for a park, the electors of the Town of Wayne must authorize the Town Board to
make the purchase at a town meeting. When
the town board has gathered the information about a site and the costs, such
meeting will be scheduled, we will invite the electors to attend and make the
decision in accordance with the appropriate statutes governing such purchases.
SMART
GROWTH PLANNING
The Town of Wayne, Washington County and the
following municipalities (Towns: Addison, Barton, Erin, Farmington, Germantown
, Hartford, Kewaskum, Polk, Trenton
Villages: Kewaskum) have formally agreed to work together in a single
planning effort to develop a multi-jurisdictional comprehensive (smart growth)
plan that fulfills the requirements of the Wisconsin Comprehensive Planning Law
enacted in 1999. Several public
information meetings were held during the last year. The process is ongoing and up to the minute information about
the activities is available on the Washington County Web site: http://www.co.washington.wi.us/washington/home.jsp
HELP MAINTAIN THE RURAL CHARACTER OF THE TOWN OF
WAYNE
The
essence of the rural character of our town is the local farmer who works the
land. Please respect the farmers right
to farm. Don’t tailgate farm machinery
on the roadways. Manure is part of livestock
farming. Sometimes farmers operate
their equipment late at night to plant or harvest crops, respect their industriousness
and hard work.
DRIVEWAYS
If you want to create a new lot, you must provide
access to a public road from the lot.
If you want to access a town road, contact the Culvert Inspector, Donald
Schulz 262 629-5707. If you want to
access a county or state road, contact Washington County Highway Department 262
335-4435.
If you want to build or improve a driveway that
connects to a Town Road, you must contact the culvert inspector to obtain a
permit. There is a fee for the safe
driveway location inspection. If a
culvert is required there is a culvert permit fee and you must post a culvert
bond which will be returned to you
after the final inspection of the culvert.
The Culvert Inspector may request bonding or engineering of
projects. The Town Attorney shall
prepare the bonding agreement at the expense of the permit applicant; the fees
for engineering and review of same shall be borne by the permit applicant. Such bonding or engineering requests may be
reviewed by the Town Board.
The road right of way usually extends 33 feet in
each direction from the centerline of the road. The municipality has access and responsibility for maintenance in
the road right of way. The municipality
may remove any objects in the right of way.
Farmers should not plant crops in the road right of way. Public roads should be accessed only by means of
approved driveways and field entrances.
If you damage the road or right of way by accessing a town road by means
other than an approved driveway or field entrance you are liable for the cost
of repair.
VOTER
REGISTRATION
The federal Help America
Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA) and Wisconsin state statutes require all voters in
Wisconsin municipalities to be registered in order to vote after January 1,
2006. In order to register to vote, you
must provide your Wisconsin Driver’s License number or the number of your DOT
issued identification card if you have one.
If you do not have a Driver’s License or DOT issued identification card,
you must provide the last four digits of your social security number. Please bring the appropriate documents with
you when you come to vote. You must be
registered in order to receive a ballot and vote. You may register at the polling place on election day. The polling place for the Town of Wayne is
the town hall, hours, 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
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FINANCIAL
REPORT |
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TOTAL
ASSETS AT THE END OF 2006 |
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|
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Opening
Checkbook Balance January 1, 2007 |
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$613,384.62 |
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Park Fund
Certificates of Deposit (Including interest rolled over) |
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$104,487.11 |
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Total Town
Funds |
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$717,871.73 |
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2006
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES |
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General
Fund Receipts |
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$2,512,204.11 |
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General
Fund Expenditures |
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$2,704,494.94 |
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Park Fund
Interest |
|
$5,223.03 |
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Park Fund
Deposits |
|
0 |
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TOTAL
ASSETS AT THE BEGINNING OF 2008 |
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Closing
Checkbook Balance December 31, 2007 |
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$421,093.79 |
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Park Fund
Certificates of Deposit (Including interest rolled over) |
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$109,710.14 |
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Total Town
Funds |
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$530,803.93 |
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TAX ROLL
RECONCILITATION |
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|
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TAXES,
CREDITS AND SETTLEMENTS RECEIVED |
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TAXES
COLLECTED IN JANUARY 2006 |
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$580,250.08 |
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TAXES
COLLECTED IN DECEMBER 2005 |
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$1,224,019.06 |
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LOTTERY
CREDIT RECEIVED MARCH 2006 |
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$56,672.18 |
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SCHOOL
LEVIES TAX CREDIT RECEIVED JULY 2006 |
|
$209,798.82 |
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DOG
LICENSE COLLECTIONS DURING 2006 |
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$1,994.00 |
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AUGUST
SETTLEMENT FROM COUNTY PLUS OTHER COUNTY SETTLEMENTS |
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$54,716.47 |
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COLLECTION
OF DELINQ/POSTPOSED PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX + INTEREST |
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$553.02 |
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TOTAL
TAXES CREDITS AND SETTLEMENTS RECEIVED |
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$2,128,003.63 |
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TAX
SETTLEMENTS PAID TO OTHERS |
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TAX
COLLECTION, LOTTERY AND LEVIES CREDITS PAID TO COUNTY (INCLUDE STATE) |
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$665,222.40 |
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DOG
LICENSE PAID TO COUNTY DURING 2006 |
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$1,679.00 |
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TAX
COLLECTIONS AND LOTTERY CREDITS PAID TO SCHOOLS |
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$1,044,976.90 |
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KEWASKUM
SCHOOL DISTRICT |
$1,043,511.69 |
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LOMIRA
SCHOOL DISTRICT |
$1,465.21 |
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TAX
COLLECTIONS AND LOTTERY CREDITS PAID TO TECHNICAL COLLEGES |
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$189,245.46 |
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SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS AND CHARGES PAID TO OTHERS |
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$570.69 |
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TOTAL
TAXES CREDITS AND SETTLEMENTS PAID TO OTHERS |
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$1,901,694.45 |
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TAXES
RETAINED BY TOWN |
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INTEREST
AND PENALTIES FROM DELINQUENT TAXES (TRANSFER TO 100-41800 ON PAGE 2) |
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$0.00 |
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SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS |
|
$0.00 |
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DOG
LICENSES (TOWN SHARE OF FEES COLLECTED) |
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$315.00 |
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TOTAL
TAXES RETAINED BY TOWN OF WAYNE |
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$225,994.18 |
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REVENUES |
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TAXES |
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GENERAL
PROPERTY TAXES (068-41110 ON PAGE 1) |
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$225,994.18 |
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USE VALUE
PENALTIES RECEIVED |
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$25,390.70 |
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TOTAL
TAXES |
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$244,772.64 |
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SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS |
|
$0.00 |
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INTERGOVERNMENTAL
REVENUES |
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STATE
SHARED TAXES |
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SHARED
REVENUES (INCLUDE EXPENDITURE RESTRAINT/SCIP) |
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$32,038.27 |
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FIRE
INSURANCE TAX (2% FIRE DUES) |
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$5,460.96 |
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OTHER STATE
SHARED TAXES (INCLUDE EXEMPT COMPUTER AID) |
|
$363.00 |
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GENERAL
TRANSPORTATION AIDS |
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$105,242.58 |
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RECYCLING |
|
$6,335.92 |
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IN LIEU OF
TAXES ON STATE CONSERVATION LANDS (S70.114 APRIL PILT) |
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$4,585.78 |
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FOREST
CROPLAND/MANAGED FOREST LAND (TOTAL RECEIVED) |
$146.71 |
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PAID TO
COUNTY (SUBTRACT) |
$29.24 |
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DIFFERENCE
RETAINED |
|
$117.47 |
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PAYMENT IN
LIEU OF TAXES ON STATE CONSERVATION LANDS (S70.114 JANUARY PILT) |
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TOTAL
AMOUNT RECEIVED |
$1480.95 |
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PAID TO
OTHERS SUBTRACT |
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|
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STATE OF
WISCONSIN |
$219.32 |
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WASHINGTON
CO TREASURER |
$149.35 |
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SCHOOL
DISTRICT OF KEWASKUM |
$832.31 |
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MORAINE
PARK TECH COLL DIST |
$150.74 |
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DIFFERENCE
RETAINED |
|
$135.63 |
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OTHER STATE PAYMENTS |
|
$772.24 |
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TOTAL
INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES |
|
$155,051.85 |
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LICENSES
AND PERMITS |
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|
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BUSINESS
AND OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES |
|
$2,386.85 |
|
BARTENDERS |
$631.85 |
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SPECIAL
SOUVENIRS $250.00 LICENSE |
$250.00 |
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ELECTRICAL |
$630.00 |
|
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SLUDGE
HAULING |
$200.00 |
|
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LIQUOR AND
CIGARETTES |
$675.00 |
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NONBUSINESS
LICENSES |
|
$12,395.00 |
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UNCLE SAM
FIREWORKS PERMITS |
$12,080.00 |
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TOWN SHARE
OF DOG LICENSES |
$315.00 |
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|
BUILDING
PERMITS AND INSPECTION FEES |
|
$56,264.85 |
|
BUILDING
PERMITS |
$47584.85 |
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CULVERT
PERMITS AND BONDS |
$8200.00 |
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NONMETALLIC
MINING PERMIT |
$480.00 |
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ZONING
PERMITS AND FEES |
|
$23,230.00 |
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CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT FEES |
$1,600.00 |
|
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CERTIFIED
SURVEY MAP FEES |
$4,000.00 |
|
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PLAT
REVIEW FEES |
$16,430.00 |
|
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REZONING
PETITION FEES |
$400.00 |
|
|
Board of Appeals Fees |
$800.00 |
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TOTAL
LICENSES AND PERMITS |
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$94,276.70 |
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PUBLIC
CHARGES FOR SERVICES |
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GENERAL
GOVERNMENT (INCLUDE GARNISHMENT AND FILING FEES) |
|
$38,991.65 |
|
Statements
of Tax /Assessment Transfers |
$380.00 |
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|
COPIES OF
DOCUMENTS |
$65.00 |
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REIMBURSEMENT
FOR LEGAL, ENGINEERING, RECORDING AND PUBLICATION FEES |
$38,546.65 |
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HIGHWAY
AND STREET MAINTENANCE (SNOW REMOVAL) |
|
$9.000.00 |
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SOLID
WASTE DISPOSAL (INCLUDE CENTRAL COLLECTION POINT) |
|
$11,262.22 |
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TIPPING
FEES |
$10405.22 |
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BAG AND
BARREL SALES |
$857.00 |
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PARKS |
|
$2,000.00 |
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COMMUNITY
CENTER (RENT OF TOWN HALL) |
|
$50.00 |
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OTHER
CULTURE AND RECREATION (SESQUECENTENNIAL BOOK SALES) |
|
$280.00 |
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TOTAL PUBLIC
CHARGES FOR SERVICES |
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$61,583..37 |
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MISCELLANEOUS
REVENUES |
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|
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PARK FUND
INTEREST |
$5,223.03 |
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MI BANK
INTEREST |
$38,925.02 |
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INTEREST
INCOME |
|
$44,148.05 |
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SALE OF
HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT AND PROPERTY |
|
$1,674.10 |
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SALE OF
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS |
|
$950.83 |
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INSURANCE
RECOVERIES FOR DAMAGE TO HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT AND PROPERTY |
|
$6,193.04 |
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OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES (PMT FROM IRS) |
|
$605.00 |
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TOTAL
MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES |
|
$53,621.02 |
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TOTAL
REVENUES AND OTHER FINANCING SOURCES |
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$615,868.32 |
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EXPENDITURES |
|
|
|
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT |
|
|
|
LEGISLATIVE
(BOARD) |
|
$25,916.48 |
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SALARY
COSTS |
$25,032.48 |
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WISCONSIN
TOWNS ASSN |
$785.00 |
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SUPPLIES |
$99.00 |
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LEGAL |
|
$9,586.37 |
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GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION (INCLUDE CLERK AND ELECTION) |
|
$22,443.11 |
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SALARY
COSTS |
$19740.02 |
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SUPPLIES
AND POSTAGE |
$2426.13 |
|
|
PUBLICATION
FEES |
$276.96 |
|
|
FINANCIAL
ADMINISTRATION (INCLUDE TREASURER AND ASSESOR) |
|
$28,504.66 |
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SALARY
COSTS |
$26249.15 |
|
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SUPPLIES
AND POSTAGE |
$2199.94 |
|
|
PUBLICATION
FEES |
$55.57 |
|
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GENERAL
BUILDINGS AND PLANT (HALL) (ALLOCATE HIGHWAY AND PUBLIC SAFETY) |
|
$2,642.66 |
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SALARY
COSTS |
$107.61 |
|
|
UTILITIES |
$2128.76 |
|
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SUPPLIES |
$406.29 |
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OTHER
GENERAL GOVERNMENT |
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|
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ILLEGAL
TAXES REFUNDED |
|
0 |
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OTHER
INSURANCE |
|
$9342.00 |
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OTHER
GENERAL GOVERNMENT (SALES TAX) |
|
$51.57 |
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TOTAL
GENERAL GOVERNMENT |
|
$$98,486.85 |
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PUBLIC
SAFETY |
|
|
|
.5 MIL KOHLSVILLE
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT (KVFD) |
$93,349.80 |
|
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FIRE
INSURANCE TAX (2% FIRE DUES) HWY FIRE
CALLS AND GRANTS TO KVFD |
$6960.96 |
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FIRE
PROTECTION |
|
$100,310.76 |
|
BUILDING
INSPECTION |
$39,695.94 |
|
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OTHER
PUBLIC SAFETY |
$30.00 |
|
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TOTAL
PUBLIC SAFETY |
|
$140,036.70 |
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PUBLIC
WORKS |
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|
|
HIGHWAY
AND STREET MAINTENANCE FOR TOWN |
|
$261,561.94 |
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FUEL |
$10,133.33 |
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MAINTENANCE
FOR EQUIPMENT AND BUILDING |
$26,048.58 |
|
|
ROAD
MAINTENANCE |
$204,432.69 |
|
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SALARY
COSTS |
$19,171.16 |
|
|
UTILITIES |
$1,736.00 |
|
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SOLID
WASTE DISPOSAL (INCLUDE CENTRAL COLLECTION POINT TRANSFER) |
|
$10,395.98 |
|
SALARY
COSTS |
$4,478.65 |
|
|
DISPOSAL
FEES |
$5188.17 |
|
|
SUPPLIES |
$931.83 |
|
|
RECYCLING
EXPENDITURES |
|
$7,731.11 |
|
SALARY
COSTS |
$5148.82 |
|
|
CARTAGE |
$2000.00 |
|
|
MAINTENANCE |
$582.29 |
|
|
TOTAL
PUBLIC WORKS |
|
$279,689.03 |
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HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES |
|
|
|
CEMETERY |
|
$1,813.95 |
|
SALARY
COSTS |
$1213.95 |
|
|
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES |
$600.00 |
|
|
TOTAL
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES |
|
$1,813.95 |
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CULTURE,
RECREATION AND EDUCATION |
|
|
|
PARKS |
|
$257.39 |
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TOTAL CULTURE,
RECREATION AND EDUCATION |
|
$257.39 |
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CONSERVATION
AND DEVELOPMENT |
|
|
|
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT |
|
$627.48 |
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OTHER
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT (ZONING, LAND USE) |
|
$13,086.85 |
|
SALARY
COSTS |
$11655.93 |
|
|
PUBLICATIONS,
MATERIALS AND FEES |
$1,430.92 |
|
|
TOTAL
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT |
|
$13,714.33 |
|
CAPITAL
OUTLAY |
|
|
|
HIGHWAY
EQUIPMENT OUTLAY (EXCAVATE PAD BEHIND TRANSFER STATION FOR STORAGE) |
|
$7,934.38 |
|
HIGHWAY
BUILDING OUTLAY (TOWNLINE RD FEES) |
|
$3,740.00 |
|
HIGHWAY
AND STREET OUTLAY FOR LOCAL |
|
$256,691.99 |
|
ENGINEERING |
$41740.60 |
|
|
TOWNLINE
RD CONSTRUCTION |
$202111.37 |
|
|
RETURN OF
BONDS |
$8050.02 |
|
|
CONCRETE
WORK FOR HWY EQUIPMENT STORAGE |
$4790.00 |
|
|
TOTAL
CAPITAL OUTLAY |
|
$268,366.37 |
|
OTHER
FINANCING USES |
|
|
|
RETURN
INCORRECT PAYMENT TO SCHMIDT AUCTION SERVICE |
$571.50 |
|
|
TOTAL
OTHER FINANCING USES |
|
$571.50 |
|
TOTAL
EXPENDITURES AND OTHER FINANCING USES |
|
$802,936.12 |
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TOWN EMPLOYEES |
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NAME |
PAID |
TASK |
NAME |
PAID |
TASK |
|
ALTON SCHRAUTH |
$80.00 |
BD OF REVIEW |
ROBERT STRUEBING |
$3,781.35 |
TRNSFR STTN ATTNDT |
|
ASHLEY WEISS |
$20.00 |
CLEAN TOWN HALL |
RUTH KERN |
$40.00 |
ELECTION |
|
CORY SCHULTZ |
$434.50 |
TRNSFR STTN ATTNDT |
STEVE SCHMITT |
$80.00 |
PARK COMM |
|
CYNTHIA J KUEHN |
$22.50 |
ASSIST CLERK |
STEVEN HEIN |
$80.00 |
BD OF REVIEW |
|
DAVID BECK |
$2,144.15 |
PLOW DRIVER |
STEVEN KLEMME |
$3,286.47 |
PLOW DRIVER |
|
DAVID KRIEWALDT |
$379.50 |
SIGN PROJECT |
THOMAS BATZLER |
$70.80 |
TRNSFR STTN ATTNDT |
|
DAWN WEISS |
$40.00 |
PARK COMM |
TODD HERBST |
$120.00 |
PARK COMM |
|
DIANE KIEL |
$365.00 |
ELECTION |
WILLIAM RATE |
$105.93 |
PLOW DRIVER |
|
DOLORES KERTCHER |
$325.00 |
ELECTION |
LEANDER HERRIGES |
$3,376.14 |
CHAIRMAN |
|
DONALD SCHULZ |
$750.00 |
CULVERT INSP |
|
SALARY |
$2,000.01 |
|
ERMA FRANKE |
$13,315.00 |
ASSESSOR |
|
MEETINGS |
$1,240.00 |
|
HELEN RUPLINGER |
$187.50 |
ELECTION |
|
OTHER |
$136.13 |
|
JENNIFER AKER |
$80.00 |
PARK COMM |
SCOTT WEISS |
$10,210.25 |
CHAIRMAN |
|
JIM HERRIGES |
$89.83 |
MAINTENANCE |
|
SALARY |
$9,000.00 |
|
JOHN AMERLING |
$55.00 |
TRNSFR STTN ATTNDT |
|
MEETINGS |
$905.00 |
|
JON ETTA |
$560.00 |
PLAN COMM |
|
OTHER |
$305.25 |
|
JONATHAN HAWIG |
$72.00 |
MAINTENANCE |
CARL KLEMME |
$11,232.28 |
SUPERVISOR |
|
JOSHUA HAWIG |
$314.22 |
MAINTENANCE |
|
SALARY |
$5,874.99 |
|
KATHLEEN BRIGHAM |
$187.50 |
ELECTION |
|
MEETINGS |
$905.00 |
|
KEITH ELLENBECKER |
$800.00 |
PLAN COMM |
|
PLOWING |
$4,452.29 |
|
LESLIE TAYLOR |
$40.00 |
PARK COMM |
KIETH KRIEWALDT |
$8,025.72 |
SUPERVISOR |
|
LINDSEY WEISS |
$20.00 |
CLEAN TOWN HALL |
|
SALARY |
$5,874.99 |
|
LOUIS TIMMERS |
$2,906.18 |
PLOW DRIVER |
|
MEETINGS |
$985.00 |
|
MARK PAMPERIN |
$200.00 |
SMART GROWTH |
|
SIGNS |
$1,165.73 |
|
MARY ELLEN SCHULZ |
$325.00 |
ELECTION |
GERALD SCHULZ |
$9,664.96 |
TREASURER |
|
MARY HERRIGES |
$60.00 |
CLEAN TOWN HALL |
|
SALARY |
$9,624.96 |
|
MIKE SAMANN |
$680.00 |
PLAN COMM |
|
MEETINGS |
$40.00 |
|
NICK HESPRICH |
$720.00 |
PLAN COMM |
CHRISTIAN T KUEHN |
$19,088.41 |
|
|
NICOLE SCHULZ |
$340.00 |
ASSIST TREASURER |
|
SALARY |
$16,000.02 |
|
RAY RUPLINGER |
$6,109.07 |
TRNSFR STTN ATTNDT |
|
MEETINGS |
$2,185.00 |
|
ROBERT SCHULTEIS |
$80.00 |
BD OF REVIEW |
|
ZONE CLERK |
$903.39 |
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POLICY: WASHINGTON COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
*
Massive supports such as telephone poles, heavy metal posts, concrete posts,
antique farm equipment, or other similar items are prohibited. Any support must
be designed so that if it is struck, it will bend or fall away from the
striking vehicle to prevent severe damage to the vehicle or injury to the
traveling public. If possible, all newspaper tubes and mailboxes shall be
placed on the same post to avoid unnecessary posts.
*
Nothing shall be attached to the mailbox, newspaper tube, or its support.
*
Use of a semi-arch or extended arm-type support which allows snowplows to sweep
near or under mailboxes without damaging supports is recommended.
*
When newspaper tubes are used other than those provided by the newspaper, the
Highway Commissioner shall have the exclusive authority to approve the
newspaper tube.
*
The Washington County Highway Department will repair or replace mailboxes that
are physically struck by a county highway department truck, standard size and
design boxes will be used. We will not repair mailboxes damaged by snow.
*
Please see Washington County Code, Chapter 12.04
*
Mailboxes should be mounted at a height of 41 to 45 inches from the road
surface to the bottom of the mailbox or point of mail entry.
*
Mailboxes should be set back 6 to 8 inches from the front face of the curb or
edge of the shoulder to the mailbox door.
WI-FI
The
Town of Wayne has been working with SEWRPC to develop a wireless internet
service for the Town. Field testing
has been completed and in the near future, construction of a network will be
undertaken. Eventually the Town of
Wayne will be seeking a vendor to manage this enterprise. SEWRPC will help the Town of Wayne use a
USDA grant to install the equipment and residents will be able to purchase the
service from a private vendor who will have a contract with the Town of Wayne.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
In response to consumer demand for wireless communication
services and requirements of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC),
wireless communications providers wish to establish their systems as quickly
and efficiently as possible. This will
result in more antennas and towers across the visual landscape. In order to
provide for appropriate location and network development, to minimize adverse
visual effects through careful design, siting, co-location of providers and
screening, and to maximize public safety, specific sites for wireless
communication facilities may be granted by conditional use permit. If a wireless communication provider
contacts you to request to install an antenna on your property, please direct
them to the town board to obtain a conditional user permit for the installation
of the equipment.