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Proceedings I of the County Board I of Supervisors of I Winnebago County - Wisconsin I I I Proceedings I of the County Board I of Supervisors of I Winnebago County - Wisconsin ADJOURNED SESSION I Tuesday, April 20. 1993 ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, May 18. 1993 SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS SESSION Tuesday. June I, 1993 I ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday. June 15. 1993 ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, July 13. 1993 ADJOURNED SESSION I Tuesday, August 17. 1993 SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS SESSION Tuesday, September 7, 1993 ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, September 14, 1993 I ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, October 26, 1993 ANNUAL SESSION Monday, November 8, 1993 ADJOURNED SESSION I Tuesday. November 16. 1993 ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, December 21, 1993 SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS SESSION Tuesday, January 4, 1994 I ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, January 25, 1994 ADJOURNED SESSION Tuesday, February 15. 1994 SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS SESSION Tuesday, March I, 1994 I SINE DIE Tuesday, March 15, 1994 PRINTED BY AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY BOARD I Joe Maehl, Chairman Linda Wolfe, County Clerk I Rogers Publishing Inc. I I I Proceedings I of the I Board of Supervisors of I Winnebago County ADJOURNED SESSION COUNTY BOARD MEETING I TUESDAY, APRIL 20,1993 Vice Chairman David W. Albrecht called the meeting to order I at 6:00 P.M. in the Supervisors' Room, Fourth Floor, Courthouse, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and an Invocation by Supervisor Wagner. I Roll Call: All present except Owens, Savas and Maehl, who were excused. Supervisor Pawlowski moved and it was seconded to accept the I minutes of March 2 and March 16, 1993. CARRffiD BY VOICE VOTE. Supervisor Planalp moved and it was seconded to amend the agen­ da by replacing Resolution No. 197-493 with Resolution No. I 211-493 and considering Resolution No. 211-493 fIrst. CARRIED BY VOICE VOTE. Supervisor Planalp moved and it was second­ ed to adopt the agenda as amended. Ayes: 34. Nays: I-Kramer. I Excused: 3-Savas, Maehl and Owens. CARRffiD. COMMUNICATIONS, PETITIONS, ETC. I Notice of Claim from Walter Cichonski regarding injuries sus­ tained in an accident with Highway Department snow plow was referred to Personnel & Finance Committee. Notice of Claim from Susan C. Vitor regarding injuries sustained in an accident with I Highway Department vehicle was referred to Personnel & Finance Committee. Notice of Claim from Robert J. Fritsch regarding emo­ I tionaVpsychologica1 injury sustained by the negligence of Win- I I I I Adjourned Session (April 20. 1993) 2 I nebago County was referred to Personnel & Finance Committee. A letter from former County Board Supervisor, Robert Johnson, asking the Board to stop spending money on land purchases adja­ I cent to Wittman Regional Airport was read and placed on fIle. A letter from Representative Gregg Underheim supporting Winnebago County Board Resolution No. 181-393, "Establish Goal of Not In­ I creasing Tax Millage Rate for the 1994 Budget Year''; was read and placed on fIle. A letter from OMNNI Engineers·announcing a public hearing on April 22, 1993, to consider proposed im­ I provements of USH 45 was read and placed on fIle. Information from the Wisconsin Counties Association on a seminar called, "Health Insurance, Health Insurance, Health Insurance: What's a County to Do?" (May 24, 1993, Stevens Point, Wisconsin) was read I and placed on fIle. An invitation to the "Community Image and Economic Development" mini-conference, (Apri130, 1993, Classic Arts Complex, Appleton, Wisconsin) co-sponsored by East Central I Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission and the UW-Extension Offices in the East Central Regional on, was read and placed on fIle. The Winnebago County Department of Community Programs notice of public hearing on service expectations, concerns, and pro­ I posals regarding Community Program services (May 4, 1993, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Menasha Public LibrarylMay 6, 1993, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Winnebago County Courthouse, Room 410, Oshkosh) I was read and placed on fIle. The Winne~go County Department of Social Services notice of public hearing on service expectations, concerns, and proposals regarding Social Services Programs (May I 4, 1993, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Menasha Public LibrarylMay 6, . 1993, 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Winnebago County Courthouse, ! Room 410, Oshkosh). I Petition for Zoning Amendment received from Robert M. Griese, : Jr. for zoning change from B-3 to B-3 Highway Business for mini- ; storage buildings was referred to the Planning & Zoning Commit- . tee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from Kurt E. Brose I for change from B-3 and R4 to B-3 for Sabre Lanes Bowling and parking lot was referred to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Peti­ tion for Zoning Amendment received from Robert E. Braun, Zon­ ing Administrator, for zoning change from A-2/R-2/B-31M-2 to . I I I I I 3 Adjourned Session (April 20. 1993) . A-21R-21 B-3/M-2 with floodway/flood fringe was referred to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment I received from Robert E. Braun, Zoning Administrator, for amend­ ment to the Winnebago County Town/County Zoning Ordinance, Sec. 17.21 1.7, was referred to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from John J.. Paulus and I Frances M. Paulus for zoning change from A-I to R-I for a single family dwelling was referred to the Planning & Zoning Commit­ tee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from John J. Baier I for zoning change from A2 with B2 overlay to B3 for commercial use was referred to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from John W. and Carol R. McBrair for zoning change from A-I to A-2 for a home with a hobby I farm was referred to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from David G. Hildebrandt for zoning change from R-5 and A-2 to B-3 for business use was refer­ I red to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from Stephen Dedow for zoning change from H-I to H-2 for a single home dwelling was referred to the Planning I & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from Duane A. Guhlke for zoning change from R-2 to M-2 for heavy industrial parking was referred to the Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment received from Brian I Piller for zoning change from Agriculture to B-3 Highway Business for family use and to rent out to other than family was referred to Planning & Zoning Committee. Petition for Zoning Amendment I received from Jack Borchert and Paul Heides for change from A-I to R -1 for a home was referred to the Planning & Zoning Commit­ tee. I COUNTY EXECUTIVE'S REPORT County Executive, Joseph Maehl, congratulated the Supervisors on their one year anniversary on the County Board. He also welcom­ I ed back and congratulated Supervisor Pawlowski for his thirty-three years on. the County Board. Executive Maehl congratulated Super­ visor Winters on her participation with the UW -Oshkosh, in the I national competition of the Model United Nations. Supervisor I I I ----------- - -- -- I Adjourned Session (April 20, 1993) 4 I Winters and her team shared the top award of "Outstanding Delega­ tion" with four other universities. This was the ninth year that the team from the UW-Oshkosh has placed in the top five positions. I Executive Maehl responded to public comments made last month about how "Sun 'N Fun EAA Fly Inn" in Lakeland, Florida is fund­ ed in comparison to the EAA Fly Inn in Oshkosh. ''Sun 'N Fun" I draws about 100,000 to 300,000 people yearly. It's situated on 432 acres of land, which "Sun 'N Fun" bought from the city/coUnty for $1.00 a year for fifty years. Their facilities were built at the expense of the City of Lakeland, with "Sun 'N Fun" paying them I back over a fifty year period. The city and county make money available to "Sun 'N Fun" for improvements as they are needed. Executive Maehl stressed the importance of the Global Position­ I ing System (GPS) at Wittman Field. He explained what a unique opportunity it will be for Winnebago County to be one of just three sites in the United States to be involved in this new technology. I Governor Thompson worked with the Federal Government and was influential in making this available to Winnebago County. GPS will be in place by June or July, 1993. Executive Maehl expressed his support of Resolution No. 211- I 493, "Authorize Total Budget for Human Services Facility Building in Neenah". The week of April 17-24, 1993, has been designated "County I Government Week". Executive Maehl stressed the importance of the supervisors getting out in the community and talking about county government. He is scheduled to speak to four different groups on county government that week and encouraged the super­ I visors to do the same. On May 14, 1993, Wittman Airport Action Group will be con­ ducting an open house of facilities at Wittman Regional Airport. I These will include the EAA office complex, Basler's facilities, FVTC Aviation Center and the airport. Supervisors are encouraged to attend. I APPOINTMENTS ADVOCAP BOARD I Motion was made and seconded to approve County Executive Maehl's re-appointments of Supervisor Porothy Schwartz, Super­ visor Christi Winters, Supervisor Jacquelyn Wagner and Supervisor I Muriel Crowley, to the Advocap Board. Their terms will begin April 20, 1993 and expire April 16, 1996. CARRIED BY VOICE VOTE. I I I I 5 Adjourned Session (April 20, 1993) AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMMISSION I Motion was made and seconded to approve County Executive Maehl's re-appointment of Michael Woods, Winnebago County Sheriffs Department, to the Affrrmative Action Commission.
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