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List & Label Report Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:04 PM PAGE: 1 THE OPTIONS BELOW WERE USED FOR THIS REPORT: Application Type Land Use Report Layout Name LU Listing Report Report Criteria PT.ApplicationStatusType.Code = Approved Report Criteria PT.Application.IssueTime >= 1/1/2016 Report Criteria PT.Application.IssueTime <= 11/30/2016 Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:04 PM PAGE: 2 Owner Name TOWN OF ABRAMS 01/11/2016 1700.00 SUSAN M MAKI ZO-20160003 NEW AG BLDGS & STRUCTURES 6252 COUNTY ROAD E 002272102943F NEW POLE BUILDING/SHED ABRAMS WI 54101 6252 COUNTY ROAD E NEW AG BLDGS & STRUCTURES PERSONAL USE ONLY GREEN HOUSE,20 X 52; DECK 12 X 20; SHED 8 X8 X 12; CHICKEN COUP 4 X 13X5 (TWO OF THESE) AND SMLLER OTHER STRUCTURES TOWN OF ABRAMS 01/12/2016 250000.00 JUSTIN A & MICHELLE A GOSSEN ZO-20160004 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 2446 RYBKA LN 002060600212 NEW POND/WETLAND SCRAPES ABRAMS WI 54101 2446 RYBKA LN 1,700 SQ. FT. 3-BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE W/ATTACHED 3-STALL GARAGE, 13' X 16' PATIO AND FULL BASEMENT. 02/05/16 - GM AMENDED TO INCLUDE A POND TOWN OF ABRAMS 02/04/2016 3390.00 DARRELL & BEVERLY JAHNKE ZO-20160012 NEW DECK/PATIO/GAZEBO 3072 FALK RD 002312500931 ABRAMS WI 54101-9760 3072 FALK RD WHEELCHAIR RAMP & WIDEN ENTRANCE DOOR TOWN OF ABRAMS 03/21/2016 150000.00 BERNARD J & NANCY S BOUSHKA ZO-20160039 NEW SHORELAND - HOME, SINGLE FAMILY 2045 WHISTLING SWAN CIR 00210040051F DEPERE WI 54115-8234 6240 DOGWOOD LN 38' X 38' HOME W/ATTACHED 26' X 32' GARAGE AND 8' COVERED PORCH & WALK OUT BASEMENT. TOWN OF ABRAMS 03/30/2016 500000.00 SCOTT & MARIA WILLERT ZO-20160050 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 3639 NIKODEM LN 002272100211B NEW GARAGE ABRAMS WI 54101 3639 NIKODEM LN NEW DECK/PATIO/GAZEBO 2700 SQ FT HOME W/ ATTACHED 3 STALL GARAGE WITH EXPOSED 4FT BASEMENT. WILL HAVE A PATIO AND DECK. TOWN OF ABRAMS 04/06/2016 35000.00 NORTHEAST STORAGE LLC ZO-20160057 NEW GARAGE 2772 E FRONTAGE RD 002413501223A ABRAMS WI 54101 2772 E FRONTAGE RD 20' X 185' STORAGE UNIT Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:05 PM PAGE: 3 Owner Name TOWN OF ABRAMS 04/11/2016 5999.00 2808 COUNTY ROAD EE LLC ZO-20160066 SIGN SIGN 2808 COUNTY ROAD EE 002403401014A1 ABRAMS WI 54101 2808 COUNTY ROAD EE 28' X 8' READER BOARD AND 60 SQ. FT. ON PREMISE SIGN TOWN OF ABRAMS 04/14/2016 40000.00 WAYNE N & KAREN J HEIMKE ZO-20160073 NEW POLE BUILDING/SHED 5208 US HWY 41 002302401533A ABRAMS WI 54101-9756 3387 FALK RD 40' X 80' POLE BLDG TOWN OF ABRAMS 04/22/2016 265,000.00 CHAD J ETAL KWIATKOWSKI ZO-20160088 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 1600 CARDINAL LN 002272102234A GREEN BAY WI 54313 6392 COUNTY ROAD E 60' X 53' HOUSE AND ATTACHED GARAGE TOWN OF ABRAMS 05/20/2016 50000.00 NANCY J ETAL PREHN ZO-20160143 NEW POLE BUILDING/SHED 608 W MAIN ST 002363001541 GRADING/FILLING POND/WETLAND SCRAPES LENA WI 54139 3017 MILLER RD 40' X 60' SHED AND 81' X 188' POND TOWN OF ABRAMS 06/15/2016 257,095.00 GARY H & LYNETTE S AHRNDT ZO-20160187 NEW SHORELAND - HOME, SINGLE FAMILY 7067 HEIDER RD 002373100313A ABRAMS WI 54101 7067 HEIDER RD 72 X 54 HOUSE AND ATTACHED GARAGE 27 X 15 DECK TOWN OF ABRAMS 06/15/2016 198,720.00 DAVID R & ALICE J MOES ZO-20160188 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 3620 BURDOSH RD 002251900412B ABRAMS WI 54101 3620 BURDOSH RD 55 X 63 HOUSE AND ATTACHED GARAGE Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:05 PM PAGE: 4 Owner Name TOWN OF ABRAMS 06/20/2016 45,000.00 CHAD A & JENNIFER L ZIECH ZO-20160208 RAZING POLE BUILDING/SHED 3027 FINGER RD 002272102542 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY GREEN BAY WI 54311 3438 GOOD LN NEW GARAGE RAZE 30 X 50 SHED 24 X 40 DWELLING WITH ATTACHED 42' X 40' SHED ATTACHED. TOWN OF ABRAMS 07/01/2016 40,000.00 DARRICK M & AMANDA J MURPHY ZO-20160230 ADDITION GARAGE 5586 STEINKRAUS LN 002413501731A1 ABRAMS WI 54101-9710 5586 STEINKRAUS LN 30 X 50 ATTACHED GARAGE TOWN OF ABRAMS 07/06/2016 10000.00 VITO & ANGELA M BADALAMENTI ZO-20160237 TEMPORARY FOOTINGS & FOUNDATION 5947 COUNTY ROAD D 002030301834B ABRAMS WI 54101 5976 GEANO BEACH RD APPROVAL FOR PLACEMENT OF FOOTINGS & FOUNDATION WITH TEMPORARY ACCESS UNTIL CB APPROVAL TO FILL WETLANDS FOR PERMANENT DRIVEWAY TOWN OF ABRAMS 07/18/2016 200,000.00 DAVID ALLEN & AMY ANN WILINSKI ZO-20160254 NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING 7100 SUNDEW RD 002060601242B SOBIESKI WI 54171-9758 7102 SUNDEW RD 33' X 64' CLASSROOM ADDTION TO EXISTING 27' X 24' OFFICE. 2-4 -12' X 30' CABINS TOWN OF ABRAMS 07/20/2016 200,000.00 ANDREW L REED ZO-20160259 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 607 N MAIN ST 002090300213I NEW GARAGE OCONTO FALLS WI 54154 5853 RUSTLING PINE C NEW DECK/PATIO/GAZEBO 1700 SQ FT HOUSE 24' X 24' ATTACHED GARAGE, 26' X 32' DETACHED GARAGE, 12' X 14' DECK, WALK OUT BASEMENT TOWN OF ABRAMS 07/25/2016 4000.00 BRIAN T LOBERGER ZO-20160265 ALTERATION COMMERCIAL BUILDING 438 COUNTY ROAD J 002322605232K LITTLE SUAMICO WI 54141 3080 COUNTY ROAD EE 12 X 16 GARAGE DOOR Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:05 PM PAGE: 5 Owner Name TOWN OF ABRAMS 07/29/2016 2840.00 WAYNE N & KAREN J HEIMKE ZO-20160269 ALTERATION HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 5208 US HWY 41 002302401432D ABRAMS WI 54101-9756 5208 US HWY 41 10 X 17 PORCH ROOF OVER RAMP TOWN OF ABRAMS 08/01/2016 7,000.00 MARK D & AMY J SCHILTZ ZO-20160271 ALTERATION HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 5853 OAK ORCHARD RD 002403400512B ABRAMS WI 54101 5853 OAK ORCHARD RD MODIFICATION OF LOAD BEARING WALL/TRUSSES. STAIRCASE, FINISHING ATTIC TOWN OF ABRAMS 08/03/2016 40,000.00 DONALD J ETAL PREM ZO-20160277 NEW GARAGE 3275 SANDALWOOD RD 002352900111A ABRAMS WI 54101-9615 3275 SANDALWOOD RD 30 X 30 GARAGE TOWN OF ABRAMS 08/05/2016 205000.00 SCOTT & CATHY HELMLE ZO-20160281 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 1579 E FRONTAGE RD 002352900714C1 NEW POLE BUILDING/SHED LITTLE SUAMICO WI 54141 3091 SANDALWOOD RD 34 X 60 HOME AND ATTACHED GARAGE 32 X 72 POLE GRAGE FOR PERSONAL USE AND AN APPROVED HOME BASED BUSINESS NO SEWER PIPE IN POLE SHED OTHERWISE MOUND TO BE SIZED GREATER TO MEET CURRENT CODE. POLE SHED TO STORE INFLATABLE JUNPERS. ABOUT 10 EMPLOYEES USING THE BUILDING TOWN OF ABRAMS 08/26/2016 30000.00 DALE & KATHLEEN RUECKERT ZO-20160313 NEW SHORELAND - GARAGE 1818 E WISCONSIN AVE 00210040081J APPLETON WI 54911 6218 DOGWOOD LN 40 X 60 POLE SHED FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. NOT TO BE DESIGNED FOR HUMAN OCCUPATION TOWN OF ABRAMS 09/07/2016 1200.00 GARY L & JOANN MOODY ZO-20160325 NEW POLE BUILDING/SHED 5498 LIEGEOIS RD 002171102243A MOVING AG BLDGS & STRUCTURES ABRAMS WI 54101-9450 5498 LIEGEOIS RD RAZING POOL 8' X 16' WOODSTAVE SILO 10 X 12 SHED 12 X 32 SHED RAZE POOL & DECK Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:05 PM PAGE: 6 Owner Name TOWN OF ABRAMS 10/28/2016 110000.00 JAMES R ETAL VANRIXEL ZO-20160336 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 3658 BURDOSH RD 002241801043 ABRAMS WI 54101 3750 BURDOSH RD 2 BEDROOM STICK BUILT HOME: 90 X 30. WITH 2-STALL ATTACHED GARAGE W/OPPOSING GABLE TOWN OF ABRAMS 09/22/2016 155,000.00 EUGENE A & MARY L DEMENY ZO-20160347 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 3159 WIEDENHEFT LN 002322603723Z1 ABRAMS WI 54101 3153 WIEDENHEFT LN 43 X 48 HOUSE AND ATTACHED GARAGE TOWN OF ABRAMS 09/23/2016 7500.00 JOSEPH R & CAROL J KEALIHER ZO-20160349 NEW GARAGE 3284 SANDALWOOD RD 002342800822A ABRAMS WI 54101-9614 3284 SANDALWOOD RD 24 X 40 GARAGE TOWN OF ABRAMS 09/26/2016 4000.00 LEE A TOWNSEND ZO-20160352 GRADING/FILLING SHORELAND - GRADING & FILLING 2478 BLUESTONE PLACE 002272100513 GREEN BAY WI 54311 3512 GOOD LN GRADING/FILLING TOWN OF ABRAMS 10/05/2016 250,000.00 PAUL D & ANDREA C MAHLIK ZO-20160370 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 2467 ANEMONE CT 002352903442F GREEN BAY WI 54313 6681 PIONEER DR 40 X 80 HOUSE & ATTACHED GARAGE TOWN OF ABRAMS 10/05/2016 6500.00 JAMES & MARILYN GREISINGER REVOCABL ZO-20160371 NEW SHORELAND - SHED 2722 SCOTCH PINE TR 002342800621C GREEN BAY WI 54313 6315 COUNTY ROAD E 14 X 20 SHED Oconto County Land Use Report RUN DATE: 12/06/2016 RUN TIME: 01:05 PM PAGE: 7 Owner Name TOWN OF ABRAMS 10/05/2016 4500.00 DAN J & MICHELLE A JACOBS ZO-20160374 ADDITION HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 6210 COUNTY ROAD E 002272102943H ADDITION HOME - SINGLE FAMILY ABRAMS WI 54101-9738 6210 COUNTY ROAD E 24 X 24 ATTACHED GARAGE 8 X 18 ROOF OVER PORCH TOWN OF ABRAMS 10/17/2016 12000.00 BRADLEY H MYLENER ZO-20160390 NEW GARAGE 5776 GEANO BEACH RD 002030303144E ABRAMS WI 54101 5776 GEANO BEACH RD 32' x 26 DETACHED GARAGE. TOWN OF ABRAMS 11/23/2016 250,000.00 DENNIS C & CYNTHIA D THOMSON ZO-20160425 NEW HOME - SINGLE FAMILY 9442 SELNER RD 00210040272K LENA WI 54139 6250 WAYFARING LN NEW HOME W/ATTACHED GARAGE TOWN OF BAGLEY 05/10/2016 30,000 PETER J & SANDRA A LANGE NO-20160051 NEW SHORELAND - GARAGE 1430 HICKORY CT 006111300713C GRAFTON WI 53024-1184 9845 LYDIE LN 28' x 32' DETACHED STORAGE GARAGE; NO KITCHEN AND/OR BEDROOM FURNISHINGS THAT MAIGHT INDICATE HUMAN HABITATION AND/OR OVERNIGHT LODGING.
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