LINCOLN COUNTY LAND SERVICES COMMITTEE Thursday, October 10, 2024 at 3:30pm Via Teleconference and In-Person Attendance Conference Cal.1530-564-6203 Access Code: 501568426# Meeting ID: egogecompnaume.k person at the locationi indicated ini this agenda. MEETING AGENDA  Meeting Location: Lincoln County Service Center, 801 N. Sales St, Room #257, Merrill, WI 54452  Electronic Attendance Available: Persons wishing to attend ther meeting electronically may enter ther meeting beginning ten minutes priort tot the  startt timei indicated above using the following number or web address:  Thet teleconference cannot start until thel host dials in ande enters the host password. In the event there is an unforeseen technical difficulty that prevents all or ap part of ther meeting from! being available electronically, ther meeting will continuei inj person andt those wishing to attend can appeari in  1. Call meeting to order 2. Roll Call 3. Adopt Agenda 4. September 12, 2024 LSC meeting minutes 5. Public Comment DEPARTMENT REPORTS 6. Register of Deeds a) Monthly Financial Reports b) Monthly Written Reports c) Travel Expense Report 7. Land Services a) Administrator DepartmentPrograms Report b) Monthly Financial Report OLD BUSINESS none NEWI BUSINESS 8. Agency Updates - APHIS - Luke Irish a) 2024 Crop Price Proposal 9. Conservation Program  c) Zoning Program Manager/Land Services Administrator Timesheets (8/19/2024 - 9/29/24)  a) Lake Monitoring & Protection Network Grant Resolution b) Clean Boats, Clean' Waters Grant Resolution c) Clean Boats, Clean Waters Donation Resolution d) Surface Water Planning Grant Resolution e) Farmland Preservation Planning Grant Resolution 10. 4:00pm Public Hearings (See Public Hearing Notice.)  COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS ANDI PETITIONS FORI REZONING  a) Are request by Richard Nielson to rezone taxp parcel pin# 00435060249886, from Rural Lands-2 (RL2) to Rural Residential-2 b) Ar request by Richard Nielson to amend the Lincoln County Comprehensive Plan Mapi from RuralEnvironmental (Rural Lands) 11. Closed Session. Convene into closed session pursuant to $19.85 (1)(c). Review job performance evaluation of the Zoning  (RR2).  to Residential (Rural Single Family Residential) fort tax parcel pin# 00435060249886. 12. Open Session. Take any necessary action on items discussed during closed session.  Program Manager Land Services Administrator.  ANNOUNCEMENTS 13. Future Agenda Items 15. Adjourn DISTRIBUTION: County Board Chairman: Jesse Boyd Administrative Coordinator: Reneek Krueger  14. Confirm next meeting/public hearing date  NOTE: Public Hearings published numerically arei itemizedi ina agenda alphabeticaly int the same order. Agencies: Lukel Irish- APHIS-WS, Peggy Winter- NRCS, Carrie Brezesinski- FSA, Tracy Beckman- Lumberjack RC&D  Land Services Committee! Members: Bill Bialecki, Julie DePasse, Randy Detert, Donald Dunphy, Gregh Hartwig, Martyl Lemke, Andy2 Zelinski, &D Dean! Lemke  Postedo on  mby.  Page 1of2    While therer may be a quorum of the County Administrative and Legislative Committee, County Highway Committee ort the Public Property Committee present, no County Highway Committee, County Administrative and Legislative Committee or Public Property Committee business will be conducted: at Requests for reasonable accommodations for disabilities or limitations should ber made prior to the date oft this meeting. Please contact the Lincoln County Clerka at715-539-1019 as early as possible so thatp proper arrangements mayk be made. Requests are kept confidential.  this meeting.  GENERALI REQUIREMENTS: NOTICE REQUIREMENTS: MANNER OF NOTICE: noticet tot thep public. TIME FORI NOTICE:  1. 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Upon conviction, any member ofag governmental bodyy whok knowingly attends ar meeting heldi iny violation of Subchapter IV, Chapter 19, Wisconsin Statutes, or who  Page 2 of2    Lincoln County Land Services Committee September 12,2024 Pagelof3  Lincoln County Land Services Committee Minutes of Thursday, September 12, 2024 3:30pm Lincoln County Service Center, Room #257  (Meeting recording is available on the Lincoln County website: co.lincoln.wi.us)  MEMBERS PRESENT In-Person: Marty Lemke, Bill Bialecki, Randy Detert, Donald Dunphy (arrived 3:32pm), Greg  Hartwig, Dean Lemke, and Andy Zelinksi MEMBERS PRESENT Teleconference: none MEMBERS ABSENT: Julie DePasse (excused)  DEPARTMENT HEADS/STAFF In-Person: Sarah Koss (Register of Deeds), Thomas Boisvert (Conservation Program  Manager), and Laura Boquist (Land Use and Shoreland Specialist).  VISITORS In-Person: Brian Geurts, Douglas Klemm, Patricia Klemm, Luke Irish, and Patrick' Weix 1. Calll Meeting to Order- - Meeting was called to order by Chair Lemke at 3:30pm.  VISITORS Teleconference: none  2. Roll Call- All members present.  3. Adopt Agenda - M/S Hartwig/Zelinski to adopt the agenda as presented. Motion carried on a voice vote.  4. August 8, 2024 LSC Meeting Minutes- -  M/S BialeckiDetert to approve the 8/8/2024 minutes. Motion carried on a voice vote.  5. Public Comment - none DEPARTMENT REPORTS 6. Register of Deeds  a) Monthly Financial Reports - Koss presented the report. There was no discussion. b) Monthly Written Reports - Koss presented the report. There was no discussion. c) Travel Expense Report- MIS Detert/Hartwig. Motion carried on a voice vote.  7. Land Services  a) Administrator DepartmentPrograms Report - Chair Lemke entered into the record the letter from Northwoods Landscaping regarding working with zoning staff. Boisvert presented the reports. There was discussion  regarding cuverusireamcrossing conservation efforts.  b) Monthly Financial Report - Boisvert presented the report. There was no discussion. c) Zoning Program Manager/Land Services Administrator Timesheets (7222024-81824- MIS Hartwig/Zelinski to approve the timesheets. Motion carried on a voice vote.  OLD BUSINESS none NEW BUSINESS  8. AgencyUpdates -A APHIS - Luke Irish  a) 2025 WDACP Budget - Irish presented the proposed budget. Discussion occurred. M/S BialeckilZelinski to approve the 2025 WDACP Budget. Motion carried on a voice vote.    Lincoln County Land Services Committee September 12, 2024 Page2of3  b) 2025 Deer Donation Program-I Irish and Boisvert presented the 2025 Deer Donation Program. Discussion MIS Hartwig/Detert to approve the 2025 Deer Donation Program. Motion carried on a voice vote.  occurred.  Chair Lemke called for a recess until the public hearing at 4:00pm.  9. 4:00pm Public Hearings (See Public Hearing Notice.) Public Hearing was called to order at 4:00pm by Chair Lemke. Chair Lemke explained the rules of conduct for public hearings and introduced the Committee members  and staff.  COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS AND PETITIONS FOR REZONING  a) A request by Patrick' Weix to amend the Lincoln County Comprehensive Plan Map from Non-Residential (General Business Public) to Residential (Rural Single Family Residential) for a portion oft tax parcel pin# 01432063049924. The property is located in Section 30, T32N-R6E, in the Town of Merrill. b) A request by Patrick' Weix to rezone a portion oft taxp parcel pin# 01432063049924, from General Business (GB) to Rural Residential-2 (RR2). The property is located in Section 30, T32N-R6E, in the Town of Merrill. The request is being heard under section 17.8.25 and relating to sections 17.2.52 and 17.2.31 oft the Lincoln Chair Lemke asked for testimony in support of the request. Patrick Weix, the applicant, was present and  County Zoning Ordinance. explained the request.  Chair Lemke asked for additional testimony in support oft the request. There was none. Chair Lemke asked for testimony from opponents oft the request. There was none. Chair Lemke asked for the staff report. Boquist presented the staffr report. County staff recommends that the committee approve the rezone request, as written int the staff report. Discussion occurred.  Chair Lemke closed the public hearing for the request.  M/S Bialecki/Detert to approve the comprehensive plan map change request by Patrick Weix as listed on the M/S Bialeckil/Zelinksi to approve the rezone request by Patrick' Weix as listed on the staff report and forward to  staff report and forward to the County Board. Motion carried on a voice vote.  the County Board. Motion carried on a voice vote.  PETITIONS FORI MODIFICATION OF THE SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE  c) A request by Brian and Colleen Geurts (representative: Chris Fieri - Riverside Land Surveying) to create al lot that does not meet the minimum lot width. The property is located at N10123 Shorewood Rdi in Section 30, T35N-R7E, in the Town of King. The tax pin# is 01235073049861 with a current parcel size of approximately 1.4 acres. Ther request is to modify portions of section 17.2.101 and 18.7.08 (1) and is being heard under Chair Lemke asked for testimony in support of the Petition for Modification. Brian Geurts was present and  provisions of section 18.9.03 ofl Lincoln County Ordinance.  explained the proposal.  Chair Lemke asked for additional testimony in support oft the request. There was none.    Lincoln County Land Services Committee September 12,2024 Page3of3  Chair Lemke askedi fort testimony from opponents oft the request. There was none.  Chair Lemke asked for the staff report. Huth presented the staff report. Huth informed the committee that the Town of Bradleyrecommended: approval fort this request. Countys ystaffrecommendst thatt the committee approve  the Petition for Modification as presented in the staff report. Discussion occurred.  Chair Lemke closed the public hearing for this request. the staff report. Motion carried on a voice vote.  MIS ZelinskilHartwig to approve the Petition for Modification with the one recommended condition as listed in  Conditions: district standards.  1. All other applicable ordinance standards are adhered to regarding the subdivision oft the parcel and zoning  ANNOUNCEMENTS  10. Future Agenda Items - Public Hearing and text amendments.  11. Confirm next meeting/public hearing date - The next meeting will be October 10,2024. The meeting will begin at  3:30p.m with the public hearing at 4:00pm.  12. Adjourn - M/S Zelinski/Hartwig to adjourn at 4:18p.m. Motion carried on a voice vote.  Minutes prepared by Elizabeth Peronto, Thomas Boisvert, Laura Boquist, and Mike Huth    LINCOLN COUNTY SEPT2024 BUDGET REPORT  munis  FOR 202409  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED  AVATLABLE BUDGET PET USED  APPROP BUDGET YID EXPENDED MTD EXPENDED ENCUMERANCES  S-REGISTEROFS DEEDS 10430051 511000 REG OF DEEDS SALAR 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10430051 520000 REG OF DEEDS EMPLO 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000010 09/05/2024 API 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10430051 531060 REG OF DEEDS FIDLA 10430051 552001 REG OF DEEDS TELEP 10430051 554001 PRINTING ALLOCATIO 10430051 555000 REG OF DEEDS TRAVE 2024/09/000053 09/19/2024 API 10430051 561100 REG OF DEEDS OFFIC 2024/09/000053 09/19/2024 API TOTAL REGISTER OF DEEDS  142,071 142,071 98,899.63 10,752.82  .00 43,171.37 69.6% RUN=2 GENERAL .00  5,376.41 REF PAYROL 5,376.41 REF PAYROL 3,024.93 REF PAYROL 3,023.59 REF PAYROL 16,800 16,800 450 2,800 1,100 5,500  WARRANT-240906 WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  77,477 77,477 56,098.25  6,498.52  21,378.75 72.4%  450.00 VND 200033 VCH364528 NATIONWIDE TRUST COM WARRANT-240906 PEHP-ELECTED RUN=2 GENERAL  WARRANT-240920 OFFICIALS .00 .00 .00 67.93 MILEAGE & MEAL 33.78  14495 9,623.04 42.7% 57.65 87.2% 2,411.46 13.9% 500.15 54.5% 14552 4,852.08 11.8% 348133  RUN=Z GENERAL .00 .00 .00 .00 .00  7,176.96 392.34 388.54 599.85 647.92  450 2,800 1,100 5,500  67.93 VND 999098 VCH364983 KOSS, SARAH  33.78 VND 300012 VCH364984 VIP OFFICE PRODUCTS OFFICE SUPPLIES 246,198 246,198 164,203.49 17,353.05  .00 81,994.51 66.7% .00 81,994.51 .00 81,994.51 66.7%  TOTAL EXPENSES 246,198 246,198 164,203.49 17,353.05 GRAND TOTAL 246,198 246,198 164,203.49  17,353.05  ** END OF REPORT - Generated by Jamie willis **  Report generated: 10/01/2024. 07:48 user: Program ID: glytdbud  Jamie.willis  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY SEPT2024 BUDGET REPORT  munis msalutis  FOR 2024 09  ORIGINAL REVISED  AVAILABLE BUDGEE PGT USED  APPROP BUDGET YID EXPENDED MID EXPENDED ENCUMBRANCES  BREGISTER OF DEEDS 10430051 511000 REG OF DEEDS SALAR 10430051 520000 REG OF DEEDS EMPLO 10430051 531060 REG OF DEEDS FIDLA 10430051 552001 REG OF DEEDS TELEP 10430051 554001 PRINTING ALLOCATIO 10430051 555000 REG OF DEEDS TRAVE 10430051 561100 REG OF DEEDS OFFIC TOTAL REGISTER OF DEEDS  142,071 142,071 98,899.63 10,752.82 77,477 77,477 56,098.25 16,800 16,800 450 2,800 1,100 5,500  6,498.52 .00 .00 .00 67.93 33.78 17,353.05  .00 43,171.37 69.6% .00 21,378.75 72.4% .00 9,623.04 42.7% .00 57.66 87.2% .00 2,411.46 13.9% .00 .00 500.15 54.5% 4,852.08 11.8% .00 81,994.51 66.7% .00 81,994.51 .00 81,994.51 66.7%  7,176.96 392.34 388.54 599.85 647.92  450 2,800 1,100 5,500  246,198 245,198 164,203.49  TOTAL EXPENSES 246,198 246,198 164,203.49 17,353.05 GRAND TOTAL 246,198 246,198 164,203.49 17,353.05  ** END OF REPORT - Generated by Jamie Willis **  Report generated: 10/01/2024. 07:48 user: Program ID: glytdbud  Damie.willis  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY SEPT2024 BUDGET REPORT  munis  FOR 2024 09  ORIGINAL REVISED ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL MFD  REMAINIENG PCT REVENUE: COLE  ESTIM REV EST REV  REVENUE  REVENUE:  R REGSSTER: OF DEEDS 10430051 412300 REG OF DEEDS REAL 10430051 461300 REGISTER OF DEED F 10430051 461900 REG OF DEEDS MISC TOTAL REGISTER OF DEEDS  -77,000 -77,000 -68,282.50 -9,598.20 -169,193 -169,193 -131,796.88 -246,198 -246,198 -200,079.38 -31,684.66  -8,717.50 88.7% 37,395.12 77.9% -5.00 .0% -45,118.62 81.3% -46,118.62 -45,118.52 81.3%  -5  -5  .00 -22,086.45 .00  TOTAL REVENUES -246,198 -246,198 200,079.38 -31,684.55 GRAND TOTAL -246,198 -246,198 -200,079.38 -31,684.65  ** END OF REPORT - Generated by Jamie willis **  Report generated: 10/01/2024. 07:48 user: Program ID: glytdbud  Jamie.willis  Page    REGISTER OF DEEDS 2024 MONTHLY WRITTEN REPORT  DAILY RECEIPTS January.. February.. March.. April.. May.. June.. July.. August.. September..  TRANSFER FEE RECEIPTS  $21,949.46 $19,420.12 $19,375.12 $22,139.16 $24,066.24 $22,122.46 $23,591.94 $26,083.38 $22,495.16  January.. February.. March.. April.. May. June.. July. August.. September..  .$23,933.70 $22,573.50 $26,943.90 $43,175.10 $39,468.60 $42,957.30 $52,349.70 $43,335.60 $52,171.20  September DOR Adjustment $135.22  Real Estate Documents Recorded: 456 Military Discharges Recorded: 0 Recorded Plats: 0  Recorded Certified Survey Maps: 10 Recorded DOT Plats: 0  TOTAL CERTIFIED COPIES ISSUED FOR SEPT  Births: 48 Deaths: 337 Marriages: 72 Divorce: 0 Birth: 18 Death: 28 Marriage: 20  VITAL RECORDS RECORDED FOR THE MONTH OFA AUG  FEES DISBURSED FROM' THE REGISTER OF DEED OFFICE FOR THE "CHILD ABUSE AND PREVENTION PROGRAM" @ $5.00 per Birth Certificate  FOLLOWING STATE MANDATED PROGRAMS  January.. February. March.. April.. May.. June.. July.. August.. September.  $190.00 $205.00 .$165.00 $110.00 $245.00 $155.00 $165.00 $200.00 $170.00    RIGHTI FROM' THE STARTE PROGRAM'Q! $2.00 per Birth Certificate  January.. February. March.. April.. May.. June.. July.. August.. September.. January. February. March.. April.. May.. June.. July. August.. September.. January.. February. March.. April.. May.. June.. July.. August.. September. January. February. March.. April.. May.. June.. July.. August.. September.  .$76.00 $82.00 $66.00 $44.00 .$98.00 $62.00 $66.00 $80.00 $68.00 $304.00 $328.00 .$264.00 $176.00 $392.00 $248.00 $264.00 $320.00 $272.00 $637.00 .$468.00 .$364.00 $429.00 $546.00 $416.00 $442.00 .$533.00 $481.00 $247.00 .$221.00 $312.00 $286.00 $143.00 $247.00 .$338.00 $338.00 .$312.00  VITAL: RECORDS ONLINE PROGRAM: Q$8.00 per Birth Certificate  VITAL: RECORDS ONLINE PROGRAM: @$13.00 per Death Certificate  VITAL RECORDS ONLINE! PROGRAM: @$13.00 per Marriage Certificate    VITAL RECORDS ONLINE PROGRAM: @$13.00 per Divorce Certificate  January.. February. March.. April.. May.. June.. July/Aug/Sept.  .$13.00 .$0 .$13.00 $13.00 $0 $52.00 $0  REVENUE GENERATED FROM THE REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE FOR THE  STATE MANDATED "LAND RECORDS PROGRAM"  MONTH/ JANUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER  STATE DOA FEES COUNTY LIO  TOTAL FEES $5700.00 $5835.00 $5850.00 $7155.00 $6405.00 $6435.00 $6840.00 $7275.00 $6840.00  COUNTED DOCS COLLECTED ($7.00) RETENTION ($8.00) ($15.00)  380 $2660.00 390 $2730.00 477 $3339.00 427 $2989.00 429 $3003.00 456 $3192.00 485 $3395.00  $3040.00 $3112.00 $3120.00 $3816.00 $3416.00 $3432.00 $3648.00 $3880.00 $3648.00  FEBRUARY 389 $2723.00  SEPTEMBER 456 $3192.00  TOTAL2024 3889 $27,223.00  $31,112.00  $58,335.00    MONYHLYDOCUMENT COMPARISON  DOCUMENTS RECORDED MONTHLY2023  DOCUMENTS RECORDED MONTHLY2 2024 % of Change  January February March April May June July August September October November December Total  383 282 391 352 445 474 474 470 461 474 524 411 5,141.00  January February March April May June July August September October November December Total  380 389 390 477 427 429 456 485 456  -1% 38% 0% 36% -4% -9% -4% 3% -1% #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! -24%  3,889.00  50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% -10% -20%  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12  Percentage of Change 2023/2024 -1% 38% 0% 36% -4% -9% -4% 3% -1% 0% 0% 0%    Births PUBLIC INDEX (2010 RECORDS FORWARD) Births with a State Filing Date between dates selected  Date Filed between 08/01/2024, 08/31/2024 Occurrence County equal LINCOLN Residence County equal LINCOLN  Page1of2 Date: 09/16/2024 Residence County LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOI LINCOL  Infant's Last Name BALLARD CHAPA DEAN ERDMANN GARCIA RAMIREZ GUTIERREZ HELLER HUMPHREY KOENIG KURTH LENSELINK MILCAREK MOONEN MYERS SMAZAL  Infant's First Name STELLA EVAN KAYDEN CORA DEBANY MARIANO JASPER CHARLOTTE OLIVER RIVER JACK FIONA ADRIAN ELLIS LAKELYNN  Infant's Middle Name Suffix KRISTIN ROSE MATTHEW MICHAEL ANN BRISEIDA SANTIAGO IVAN RICHARD MAE LOUIE JOSEPH STEVEN RAE RENE VIVIENNE VIC  Infant's  Infant's Date of Birth 08/21/2024 08/13/2024 08/19/2024 08/15/2024 08/10/2024 08/24/2024 08/06/2024 08/22/2024 08/02/2024 07/30/2024 08/23/2024 08/03/2024 08/26/2024 08/14/2024 07/31/2024  Occurrence County  MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON WOOD MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON MARATHON EAU CLAIRE MARATHON  This information is not a legal vital record index. Inclusion of any information does not constitute legal verification of the fact of the event    Births PUBLIC INDEX (2010 RECORDS FORWARD) Births with a State Filing Date between dates selected  Date Filed between 08/01/2024, 08/31/2024 Occurrence County equal LINCOLN Residence County equal LINCOLN  Page 2of2 Date: 09/16/2024  Infant's Last Name WYMAN ZETTEL ZUBER  Infant's First Name THOMAS LEE JOSETTE  Infant's Middle Name Suffix AUGUSTINE ROBERT SHAY  Infant's  Infant's Date of Birth County 08/17/2024 08/28/2024 08/20/2024  Occurrence  Residence County  EAU CLAIRE MARATHON MARATHON  LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN  This information is not a legal vital record index. Inclusion of any information does not constitute legal verification of the fact of the event    LINCOLN COUNTY - 2024 DEATH INDEX Date of Death between 08/01/2024, 08/31/2024 Occurrence County equal LINCOLN Residence County equal LINCOLN  Page 1 of2  Date: 09/16/2024  State Certificate Number 2024036921 2024035368 2024033471 2024036899 2024035777 2024036818 2024034813 2024035742 2024038633 2024034945 2024036605 2024035513 2024035838 2024033777 2024037054 2024033563 2024033500 2024036377 2024036608 2024036967 2024035667 2024036376 2024037799 2024034194 2024035754 2024033869 2024036942 2024035193  Date of Last Death Name 08/28/2024 ALBERG 08/19/2024 BIGGS 08/05/2024 CARPENTIER 08/29/2024 CHACK 08/23/2024 CHARTIER 08/28/2024 CORKHILL 08/13/2024 DABRINGER 08/20/2024 DAIGLE 08/01/2024 DUBBS 08/09/2024 ENGEL 08/09/2024 GRUNENWALD 08/19/2024 JAEGER 08/23/2024 KLEMP 08/09/2024 KROMM 08/30/2024 KUESTER 08/04/2024 LOKEMOEN 08/04/2024 OSLAGE 08/18/2024 POSTLER 08/16/2024 RAUNIO 08/30/2024 SCHAEFER 08/10/2024 SCHMITT 08/16/2024 SCHULTZ 08/31/2024 SCHWOCH 08/09/2024 SILVA 08/13/2024 SOSNOVSKE 08/06/2024 STRICKLIN 08/31/2024 STROBEL 08/16/2024 ZEHNER  First Name PATRICIA LEAANN DANIEL ROGER JUDITH LINDA ROSANNA BONNIEJEAN ROBERT JAMES VALENCIA KAREN ESTELLE PEGGY ELIZABETH PETER GARY LILA DARLENE BRUCE THOMAS MICHAEL BONNIE PAUL LORENA MARY RICKY ELIZABETH  Middle Name ANN JO J WILLIAM KAY LOU UNKNOWN MARIE JAMES WILLIAM BARBARA JANE JANE R ANN ANN J JOHN IRENE V BEINE ROBERT DOUGLAS JEAN JOSEPH J ANN RONALD UNNAMED  Residence County LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN ONEIDA LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LANGLADE LINCOLN LINÇOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN VILAS LINCOLN  Occurrence County LINCOLN WINNEBAGO BROWN LINCOLN LINCOLN MARATHON LINCOLN LINCOLI LINCOL LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLI LINCOLI LINCOLI MARATI LINCOLN MARATHG LINCOLN MARATHON LINCOLN MARATHON MARATHON LINCOLN MARATHON LINCOLN LINCOLN    LINCOLN COUNTY- - 2024 DEATH INDEX Date of Death between 08/01/2024, 08/31/2024 Occurrence County equal LINCOLN Residence County equal LINCOLN  Page 20 of2  Date: 09/16/2024  State Number  Certificate Date of Last  First Name Count 1 19 7 1 28  Middle Name  Residence County  Death Occurrence County BROWN LINCOLN MARATHON WINNEBAGO Residence County Total:  Name  Occurrence County    STATE OF WISCONSIN - 2024 MARRIAGE INDEX BY BRIDE/SPOUSEZ  Page 10 of2  Marriage Date Range between 8/012024,08/912024 County of Marriage equal LINCOLN  State File  Number Bride/Spouse 2 Current Name 2024016151 ABEGGLEN, GAIL ANN 2024016594 AMENT, KAMILLE HALLI 2024016416 ANDRES,VICTORIA GRACE 2024017537 CHARBARNEAU, SARAJANE ANN 2024015790 CHOINSKI, CASSANDRA LYNN 2024016658 DIELS, CHANTELLE AMIRA 2024018717 FAWLEY, HAILEYJEAN 2024014893 GRAEBER,DELLANA ROSE 2024015038 HACK, SAMANTHA RAE 2024014956 MAC DONALD, KYLIE BROUGH 2024017536 MATTERN, CHRISTYJ JEAN 2024017815 MONTI, BECKY LYN 2024017033 PFUHL, KATIE LYNN 2024014729 RAMUTA, KIENNA MARLENE 2024014867 SCHOEPKE, STACY CLAIRE 2024017706 SHULFER, ASHLEY NICOLE 2024017026 SPENCER, JESSICA LYNN 2024015366 SPRAGGON, CAITLIN MICHELLE 2024016676 VALLIERE, CHARLEZE KIM 2024015153 LOELLNER, PENNYROSE  Groom/Spouse 1 Current Name LAVEN, THOMAS OTTO STECKBAUER, QUINN DAVID DETTMAN, CONNER LEE THOMAS, NICHOLAS NATHANIEL FRITZ, MICHAEL CHARLES ANDERSON, ZACKARY CARL ERDMANN,STEVEN. JAMES CARTER, KENNETH MARVIN BEYER, MICHAEL WILLIAM MOORE, ANTHONY AUGUSTUS KHELAH, ZACHARY KHALIL KRUEGER, KEVIN WARD GUITE. JR, BENJAMIN JOEL GROCH, COLLIN. JOSEPH SEGURA, ARTHUR EDWARD IRLCINSKI, NIKOLAS. JOSEPH WICKERSHAM, CHRISTOPHER LEE BRYDEN, TIMOTHY JORDAN JABLONSKI,CODY ROBERT MAY, THOMAS. JOHN  Marriage Date Marriage County  08/17/2024 08/24/2024 08/16/2024 08/30/2024 08/17/2024 08/24/2024 08/31/2024 08/10/2024 08/10/2024 08/10/2024 08/24/2024 08/31/2024 08/24/2024 08/03/2024 08/09/2024 08/31/2024 08/24/2024 08/10/2024 08/24/2024 08/03/2024  LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN    STATE OF WISCONSIN - 2024 MARRIAGE INDEX BY GROOM/SPOUSE1  Page 1of2  Marriage Date Range between 08/012024,08/31/2024  Marriage County equal LINCOLN  State File  Number Groom/Spouse 1 Current Name 2024016658 ANDERSON/ZACKARY CARL 2024015038 BEYER, MICHAEL WILLIAM 2024015366 BRYDEN, TIMOTHY. JORDAN 2024014893 CARTER, KENNETH MARVIN 2024016416 DETTMAN, CONNER LEE 2024018717 ERDMANN/STEVEN. JAMES 2024015790 FRITZ, MICHAEL CHARLES 2024014729 GROCH, COLLIN. JOSEPH 2024017033 GUITE. JR, BENJAMIN JOEL 2024016676 JABLONSKI, CODY ROBERT 2024017536 KHELAH, ZACHARY KHALIL 2024017815 KRUEGER, KEVIN WARD 2024016151 LAVEN,THOMAS OTTO 2024015153 MAY, THOMAS JOHN 2024014956 MOORE, ANTHONY AUGUSTUS 2024014867 SEGURA, ARTHUR EDWARD 2024016594 SIECKBAUER, QUINN DAVID 2024017537 THOMAS, NICHOLAS NATHANIEL 2024017706 TRZCINSKI, NIKOLAS. JOSEPH 2024017026 WICKERSHAM, CHRISTOPHER LEE  Bride/Spouse 2 Current Name DIELS, CHANTELLE AMIRA HACK, SAMANTHA RAE SPRAGGON, CAITLIN MICHELLE GRAEBER, DELLANA ROSE ANDRES, VICTORIA GRACE FAWLEY, HAILEYJEAN CHOINSKI, CASSANDRA LYNN RAMUTA, KIENNA MARLENE PFUHL, KATIE LYNN VALLIERE, CHARLEZE KIM MATTERN, CHRISTY. JEAN MONTI, BECKYL LYN ABEGGLEN, GAIL ANN ZOELLNER, PENNY ROSE MAC DONALD, KYLIE BROUGH SCHOEPKE, STACY CLAIRE AMENT, KAMILLE HALLI CHARBARNEAU, SARAJANE ANN SHULFER, ASHLEY NICOLE SPENCER,JESSICAL LYNN  Marriage Date Marriage County  08/24/2024 08/10/2024 08/10/2024 08/10/2024 08/16/2024 08/31/2024 08/17/2024 08/03/2024 08/24/2024 08/24/2024 08/24/2024 08/31/2024 08/17/2024 08/03/2024 08/10/2024 08/09/2024 08/24/2024 08/30/2024 08/31/2024 08/24/2024  LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN    20247 TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT LINCOLN COUNTY (For Use By Comty Employees)  Name: Sarah Koss  Department: Register ofDeeds County Ordinances willl bef followedr regarding  Period: 11-Sep-24  rates and: allowable expenses.  "-*Any meal reimbursements fors same dayt travelv will be considered taxible income andi included in your gross wages."  Date  Purpose Departed Time  Time Odometer Rdng Odometer Rdng. Miles  Meals  Total  From Left Destination a Beginning  OTHER  ## Fidlar User Group Meeting Merrill B:45 Stevens Point 3:45 86,450 Ending 86,560 Traveled Brkfst Lunch Dinner Meais Expense Amount  110.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 110.00s $ 0.670 TotalN Meal Cost Due > 73.70  Totall Miles" Traveled Mileage! Rate Reimbursement! Due Mileage Rates Incentive Rate= =IRS Standard Rate (currently .670/mi) Regular Rate =. 09L Less Than Incentive (currently 0.580/mi Max Meal Rates $10.00 $15.00 $20.00  Total Other  Account Distribution Faxabl Nontaxable  SUMMARY Mileage $_73.70 2Meals 3jOther Totai Due $_73.70  Leavet times Ive before 6:30a am ive bef1 10:30 retaft2-30 return after6 6:00p pm  Breakfast Lunch Dinner  Icertify that this request is true and correct, andt that Thoida a valid driver's license in the State ofv Wisconsin an  insurance consistent with ther reimbursement requested. GRANT ALLOWABLEE EXPENDITURES  GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT! NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT:  COMPLETEDBY: APPROVEDBY:  Employee Supervisor  Date Date    Land Services Department Report October 2024 To: Land Services Committee DEPARTMENT UPDATES ZONING PROGRAMS  From: Mike Huth- Zoning Program Manager/ /Land Services Administrator  150th Sesquicentennial Note - History Hunt  Permit Type 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018  Sanitary Land Use  208 173 223 245 216 171 153 333 286 327 316 334 265 252  PERMIT UPDATE: Permit applications for Land Use and Sanitary still continue to flow though the review process ata a steady pace with fall weather ini the air. Day-to-day land use/zoning/septic research continues as property owners prepare fori fall and future building projects. Potential property sales/transfers continue to flow in for POWTS MAINTENANCE: Staff continues to work with property owners and septic maintainers on the variety of issues that arise during the annual maintenance notice process. Staff is working with Corporation Counsel on  review.  POWTS maintenance citations that were heard by the court this past season.  CONSERVATION PROGRAMS  NONMETALLIC MINING INSPECTIONS: Staff is beginning to complete the annual inspections of all non-metalic mining operations within Lincoln County. Inspections include gathering updated information regarding current open acreage and reclamation progress. Open acreage for non-metallic mines can be viewed on the Lincoln VARIOUS GRANT APPLICATIONS: Staff has been completing various grant applications for a variety of conservation programs. Please review the packet for grant applications, grant resolutions, associated donation  County GIS Viewer.  resolutions, and committee action reports for eachi topic.  Current grant applications include: Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) Lake Monitoring and Protection Network (LMPN) WDNR: Surface Water Planning Grant Farmland Preservation Program (FPP) Planning Grant  PLANNED COST-SHARE PROJECTS: Shoreline Stabilization (3)  Project on Lake Nokomis is being designed. Anticipated construction will be in 2025. Project on the Spirit River Reservoir is being designed. Anticipated construction will bei in 2025. Project on Lake Alice is being designed. Anticipated construction will bei in 2025. Ad critical area planting/stabiization is being designed for an eroding hillside in the Town of Harrison. Thel hillside is depositing sediment into Long/Bass Lake. Anticipated construction will  Critical Area Planting (1)  be in 2025. Livestock Fencing (1) Livestock Watering System (1)  Project has been completed. Project site is located in the Town of Harding.  Page 1of4    Project has been completed. Project site is located in the Town of Harding.  Grassed Waterways (4)  Several grassed waterways have been designed for a propertyi in Pine River. The landowner is Both the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Lincoln County Conservation Program are intending to provide cost-sharing tot the landowner. Projects are intended to bei implemented during the 2025 construction season. The Land Services Department is partnering with the Lincoln County Forestry Department to replace a degraded stream crossings located within the County Forest. The stream crossing is located on Armstrong Creek (class 1t trout stream). Project has been designed.. Anticipated construction will begin during the summer of 2025. A well decommissioning located int thet town of Schley is planned tol bei implemented in 2024.  experiencing signifiçant erosion in his farm fields.  Stream Crossings (1)  Well Decommisioningll)  LAND INFORMATION PROGRAMS  WISCONSIN LAND INFORMATION PROGRAM (WLIP) 2025-2027 Wisconsin Land Information Plan  3Year WLIP Plan submitting to the State for initial review State has preliminarily approved Plan Preliminary project list Orthophoto Capture PLSS Corner GPS/Tie sheet updates TTech software programmings services Hardware/software upgrades LTE work and projects NG911 support  Starting to write 2025 Base Budget and Strategic Initiative Grant applications Setting up a Land Services Group meeting in the coming months to approve the new plan and the 2025 Base Budget and Strategic Initiative Grant Applications Working with Real Property Lister and TTech database design to better support future DOA: submissions Monitoring Daniels Law and roll out/implementation issues with Real Property and GIS Data and County Countywide Orthophoto flight has been reviewed and accepted. Deliverables will be arriving the week of  of address data and Assessor Property Class data  Reviewing DOA/Assessment data questions with Real Property Lister  Government Operations 9/30/2024.  Initial publication to the County GIS Viewer will take place in the coming weeks.  Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Program  GIS Operating systems upgrade to GIS Web Server complete Working on upgrading ArcGIS Server Software Working on migrating current web technologyi to new platform Completed Custom mapi requests for the Town of Birch Creating 2024 Survey/CSM/Plat and other GIS Land Records boundary updates Working on 2024 Non-Metallic Mine Update Project Geodatabase Design updates Map application updates GPS Unit updates Project outline - workflow review  Page 2of4    Upgrades to Python processing scripts continues  Working on Custom Map requests fort the public now that the new Orthophotos have come in. Working with Forestry to publish and update snowmobile routes, signs, culverts and other project data. Creation of GIS - Snowmobile/Winter ATVTrail Mapping - Viewer Complete  Now available to staff and Club members htps/maps.co.lincolnwius/gissnow,  Talking with Forestry and State Department of Tourism about Recreation and Trail mapping site data Data has been supplied toi this State website that is incorrect, duplicate, andi is not data supplied by the County but has instead been supplied by the North Central Regional Planning Agency as  well as WDNR  Forestry has decided to not publish their digital data until possible 2025  2024 County/4H Plat book Pre-publication review This addition will include our 2024 Orthophotos  70+ errors have been identified from cover pages, telephone numbers, names, to other types of errors for missing roads, road names, Municipal boundaries, and water names Working with Mapping Solution/Contractor for UW Extension that does the plat book creation  and printing  County Addressing Program - NextGen911 Database creation Working on the final updates for NG911 best practices Creating Private road names and readdressing  Working on Condominium properties to provide/update all addresses for all structures Working with public through letter correspondence. and phone calls Working with Town Chairs and with their road crews to get new Private Road signs in place Working with the Sheriff Department to update residential multi-unit apartments with updated  entrance and unit locations.  Addressing applications continue coming in the door at a good rate  Finalized and switched to maintenance mode for NG911 data conversion for Sheriff's Department Land Services/GIS is working with GeoComm andi is regularly submitting NG911 GIS layers for validation  and error checks  Provisioning Boundary PSAP Boundary EMS Boundary Fire Boundary Law Boundary Road Centerline Site/Structure Address Points MSAG Table ALITable County Boundary Street Name Alias Table  Incorporated Municipal Boundaries (Municipal Boundaries)  The County's data has been cleaned up to the stage of "Critical Error Free" making it ready for the next steps ofi insertion into the Statewide system once Lincoln County gets an AT&TI Project Att this point the GIS portion of the conversion is complete and we are waiting for Sheriff to update their MSAG database SO we can keep moving forward withi the ALI database updates  manager  with Frontier Communications Obtained ALI database from Frontier Communications Initial County review complete  Page 3of4    Initial review from GeoComm complete with error reports  Created updated documentsypreadsneets for Frontier to use for their database updates Waiting for Sheriff to update MSAG records before the ALI can go any further  Sheriff is actively working on those updates  Completed multiple Python scripting applications to handle consistent conversion to meet multiple Completed working on designing, populating andi implementing Street Name Alias Table (NENA Completed update to Address Workflow Documentation to account for NG911 database changes Land Services has wrapped up most parts of the GIS portion of this project andi is changing over to  standards from different agencies Standards, Zuercher Standards, ESRI Standards)  maintenance mode  Real Property Listing  Attended WRPLA annual conference in' Waukesha in Mid-September. Continued work on remaining 2024 Municipal Assessments. Submit Final data to the DOR after the Municipalities Boards of Reviews. Create new parcels with Deeds splits/combines and CSM's Review and List daily transfers with helpi from LTE and Assessor Property Class data  Working with GIS Administrator and Assessors to better support future DOA submissions of address data  Reviewing DOA/Assessment data questions with GIS Administrator Attended the fall PRIA meeting in' Weston for the most recent updates on ACT 235. (Ongoing) Contacting drafters of documents when errors are found (Ongoing) Working on cleaning up ongoing land issues and files Scan, index and file Plat of Survey maps with help from LTE Working with Forestry on floodplain elevations and a damaged property corner Helped work al booth at WCA for Wisconsin County Surveyors Association Working with staff/other departments on legal description issues Private surveyor and public questions follow up Office and field work to update PLSS Corner records Review Certified Survey Maps for Zoning approval  Surveying  Page 4 of4    LINCOLN COUNTY YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  munis er erpsolution  FOR_2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL  YTD ACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  1LAND SERVICES DEPARTN 49OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 10410049 499990 FUNDS APPLIED (BUD TOTAL NO PROJECT TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES 51GENERAL GOVERNMENT 10410051 444000 GG-RURAL ADDRESSIN 2024/09/000028 09/09/2024 CRP 2024/09/000029 09/10/2024 CRP 2024/09/000029 09/10/2024 CRP 2024/09/000029 09/10/2024 CRP 2024/09/000044 09/17/2024 CRP 2024/09/000051 09/18/2024 CRP 2024/09/000067 09/23/2024 CRP 2024/09/000101 09/30/2024 API 10410051 461300  0 -86,957 0 -86,957 0 -86,957  .00 .00 .00  .00 .00 .00  .00 -86,957.00 .0%* .00 -86,957.00 .0% .00 -86,957.00 .0%  -5,000 -5,000 -6,561.00  -590.00 NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL REFUND PERMIT FEE .00 -550.00 NON-DEPARTMENTAL .00  .00  1,561.00 131.2%  -185.00 REF TR -35.00 REF TR -50.00 REF TR -35.00 REF TR -35.00 REF TR -100.00 REF TR -200.00 REF TR  50.00 VND 007925 VCH365251 EGGEMAN, J0SH -50,000 -50,000 -27,464.00 -3,000 -3,000 -1,417.70 -550.00 REF TR -1,200 -1,200  348221  FEES  .00 -22,536.00 54.9%* .00 -1,582.30 47.3%* .00 -1,200.00 .0%* .00 51,201.34 77.5%  10410051 461900 GG-PUBLIC CHARGES 2024/09/000051 09/18/2024 CRP 10410051 473100 REAL LISTER TOWN R 10410051 511000 GG-SALARIES AND WA 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ  .00  227,652 227,652 176,450.66 20,188.60  10,094.30 REF PAYROL 10,094.30 REF PAYROL  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Program ID: glytdbud  Deana.Dankowsky  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY  munis yere erps solution  YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL: REVISED  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL .00 31,344.36 72.2%  APPROP BUDGET YTDA ACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410051 520000 GG-EMPLOYEE BENEFI 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10410051 530000 SURVEY CONTRACTED 2024/09/000101 09/30/2024 API 10410051 530003 TITLE SEARCH EXP 10410051 531060 GG-TT CONTRACT 10410051 531190 GG-SOFTWARE MAINT 10410051 531270 GG-RETAINED FEE EX 10410051 543001 GG-VEH MAINT 10410051 545000 GG-ROAD REPAIR 10410051 551000 GG-INSURANCE 10410051 552001 GG-TELEPHONE 2024/09/000091 09/26/2024 API 10410051 554000 REAL TAX LISTER PR 10410051 554001 GG-PRINTING ALLOC 10410051 555000 GG-TRAVEL TRAINING 2024/09/000091 09/26/2024 API 2024/09/000101 09/30/2024 API  112,662 112,662 81,317.64 4,692.21 REF PAYROL 4,680.85 REF PAYROL 1,500  9,373.06  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  1,500  625.00 5,500.00  375.00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 35.99 .00 .00 66.00 MEALS  .00 .00 .00 .00  875.00 41.7% 348249 4,500.00 55.0% 9,571.00 72.7% 7,412.38 70.4% .00 99,027.20 27.7% 1,494.55 50.2% 3,000.00 .0% 270.00 .0% 370.13 69.2% 348199 5,410.77 1.6% 3,368.88 15.8% 1,696.34 62.3% 14606 14639  375.00 VND 003325 VCH365252 RIVERSIDE LAND SURVE REMONUMENTATION  10,000 10,000 35,000 35,000 25,429.00 25,000 25,000 17,587.62 50,000 136,898 37,870.80  3,000 3,000 270 1,200 5,500 4,000 4,500  3,000 3,000 270 1,200 5,500 4,000 4,500  1,505.45 .00 .00 829.87 89.23 631.12 2,803.66  .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00  35.99 VND 005069 VCH365140 VERIZON WIRELESS CELL PHONES  11.00 VND 999025 VCH365122 DALLMAN, ANTHONY MEAL 55.00 VND 999705 VCH365253 TOBUREN, SANDY  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana,Dankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY  munis yier erps solution  YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 3,000 1,500 700 1,500 1,200  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL -999.47 133.3%* 348113 348113 1,333.63 11.1% 572.83 18.2% 348201 1,453.57 3.1% 410.33 65.8%  YTD ACTUAL MTDACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410051 560000 GG-RURAL ADDRESS 2024/09/000053 09/19/2024 API 2024/09/000053 09/19/2024 API 10410051 561100 GG-OFFICE SUPPLIES 10410051 561101 GG-POSTAGE 2024/09/000091 09/26/2024 API 10410051 561450 SURVEY SUPPLIES 10410051 562001 GG-FUEL TOTAL NO PROJECT 10005 BASE BUDGET WLIP GRANT 10410051 435100 10005 GG- BASE BUDG 10410051 511000 10005 GG-BASE WLIP 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10410051 520000 10005 GG BASE WLI 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ TOTAL BASE BUDGET WLIP GRANT 10015STATE EDUCATION_GRANT 10410051 435100 10015 GG-EDUCATION  3,000 1,500 700 1,500 1,200  3,999.47  268.25 SIGNS RURAL ADDRESS NUMBERS .00 15.35 .00 .00  .00 .00 .00 .00 .00  46.25 VND 000405 VCH364974 RENT-A-FLASH 222.00 VND 000405 VCH364975 RENT-A-FLASH  166.37 127.17 46.43 789.67  15.35 VND 300012 VCH365123 VIP OFFICE PRODUCTS UPS CHARGES  431,984 518,882 320,326.46 29,182.25  .00 198,555.54 61.7%  -50,000 -50,000 -166,153.88 37,565 37,565 21,469.92 680.00 REF PAYROL 544.00 REF PAYROL 12,435 12,435 23,978.16 52.02 REF PAYROL 41.62 REF PAYROL 0  .00 1,224.00  .00 116,153.88 332.3% .00 16,095.08 57.2% .00 -11,543.16 192.8%*  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  93.64  0 -120,705.80  1,317.64  .00 120,705.80 100.0%  -1,000 -1,000 -7,137.91  .00  .00  6,137.91 713.8%  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana.Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  munis yler erps solution  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 1,000 0  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL 1,000.00 .0% 7,137.91 100.0%  YTD ACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410051 555000 10015 GG-STATE EDU TOTAL STATE EDUCATION GRANT 10127-STRATEGIC: INITIATIVE GRANT 10410051 435100 10127 GG-WLIP-STRAT 10410051 571000 10127 GG-STRATEGIC TOTAL STRATEGIC INITIATIVE GRANT TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT 53F PUBLIC WORKS 10002-WISCONSIN FUND GRANT 10410053 435490 10002 PW-WI FUND 10410053 595000 10002 PW-WI FUND TOTAL WISCONSIN FUND GRANT TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS 56 CONSERVATION: AND DEVELOPMENT 10410056 444000 CAD-PERMITS AND FE 2024/09/000010 09/05/2024 API 2024/09/000028 09/09/2024 CRP 2024/09/000029 09/10/2024 CRP 2024/09/000044 09/17/2024 CRP  1,000  .00  .00 .00  .00 .00  0 -7,137.91  -50,000 -50,000 -11,399.36 50,000 50,000 0  .00 .00 .00  .00 -38,600.64 22.8%* .00 48,600.64 2.8% .00 10,000.00 100.0% .00 336,399.25 35.2%  1,399.36 0 -10,000.00  431,984 518,882 182,482.75 30,499.89  -10,000 -10,000 10,000 10,000 0 0  .00 .00 .00 .00  .00 .00 .00 .00  .00 -10,000.00 .0%* .00 10,000.00 .0%  0 0  .00 .00  .00 .0% .00 .0%  -125,000 -125,000 -138,075.00 -11,500.00 100.00 VND 009302 VCH364522 RATZBURG, JASON REFUND PERMIT FEE  .00 13,075.00 110.5%  347928  -3,875.00 REF TR -300.00 REF TR -250.00 REF TR  NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana, Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY  munis atyererp.solution  YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  FOR 202409  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET -150.00 REF TR 3,525.00 REF TR -2,550.00 REF TR -150.00 REF TR -50.00 REF TR -150.00 REF TR -450.00 REF TR -150.00 REF TR 0 -1,000 -1,000 0  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL  YTD ACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410056 444000 C&D-PERMITS AND FE 2024/09/000044 09/17/2024 CRP 2024/09/000051 09/18/2024 CRP 2024/09/000067 09/23/2024 CRP 2024/09/000085 09/24/2024 CRP 2024/09/000085 09/24/2024 CRP 2024/09/000098 09/30/2024 CRP 2024/09/000098 09/30/2024 CRP 2024/09/000098 09/30/2024 CRP 10410056 461900 C&D-MISC REVENUE 10410056 468201 NTC REVENUE-C&D 10410056 483090 SALE OF OTHER EQUI 10410056 511000 C&D-SALARY AND WAG 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10410056 520000 C6D-EMPLOYEE BENEF 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10410056 543001 CAD-VEHICLE MAINT 2024/09/000053 09/19/2024 API 10410056 551000 C&D-INSURANCE 10410056 552001 C8D-TELEPHONE 2024/09/000091 09/26/2024 API 10410056 553000 CD-ADVERTISING  NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL NON-DEPARIMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL NON-DEPARTMENTAL .00 .00 .00  0  -57.00 .00  .00  57.00 100.0%  .00 -1,000.00 .0%* 7,100.00 100.0% .00 88,518.51 66.1% .00 54,320.55 65.7%  0 -7,100.00  .00  261,376 261,376 172,857.49 18,903.34 158,140 158,140 103,819.45 11,487.62  9,451.68 REF PAYROL 9,451.66 REF PAYROL 5,735.80 REF PAYROL 5,751.82 REF PAYROL 4,500 4,500 1,300 1,500 500  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  2,164.33 .00 1,139.34 .00  85.00 .00 40.29 .00  .00 .00 .00 .00  2,335.67 48.1% 348069 1,300.00 .0% 360.66 76.0% 348199 500.00 .0%  85.00 VND 000072 VCH364973 BRICKNER MOTORS, INC OIL CHANGE  1,300 1,500 500  40.29 VND 005069 VCH365140 VERIZON WIRELESS CELL PHONES  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 user: Program ID: glytdbud  Deana, Jankowsky  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  munis y/ererpsolution:  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 4,000 4,000 6,500 6,500 1,500 1,500 5,000 5,000 2,800 2,800 2,000 2,000 0 0 0 59  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL 2,827.63 29.3% 1,713.99 73.6% 1,093.66 27.1% 348268 1,386.59 72.3% -457.74 116.3%* 601.00 70.0% -115.00 100.0%* 59.00 .0%  YTD ACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410056 554001 C&D-PRINTING ALLOC 10410056 555000 C&D-TRAVEL TRAININ 10410056 561100 C&D-OFFICE SUPPLIE 2024/09/000101 09/30/2024 API 10410056 561101 C&D-POSTAGE 10410056 562001 C&D-FUEL 10410056 571000 C6D-MISCELLANEOUS 10410056 571001 NUTRIENT NTC EXP 10410056 571002 POLLINATOR GARDEN 10413456 444000 C&D-NMM 10413456 444002 C&D RECLAMATION. PL 10413556 511001 C&D- BOA PER DIEM 10413556 520000 C&D- BOA FRINGE TOTAL NO PROJECT 10010_LWRMP IM BONDING STATE AID 10410056 435860 10010 C&D- LWRMP IM 2024/09/000096 09/26/2024 CRP  1,172.37 4,786.01 406.34 3,613.41 3,257.74 1,399.00 115.00 .00  .00 .00 22.00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00  .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00  22.00 VND 300012 VCH365254 VIP OFFICE PRODUCTS OFFICE SUPPLIES  -15,000 -15,000 -12,645.00  .00 -2,355.00 84.3%*  0 0 1,500 1,500 0 0  -300.00 814.98 26.80  .00 .00 .00  300.00 100.0% 685.02 54.3% -26.80 100.0%*  309,616 309,675 137,395.26 19,038.25  .00 172,279.74 44.4%  -100,000 -100,000 -20,278.50 -8,047.00  .00 -79,721.50 20.3%*  -8,047.00 REF TR  NON-DEPARIMENTAL  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana.Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  munis yier erpsolution  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 100,000 100,000 12,231.50  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL .00 87,768.50 12.2%  YTDACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410056 595000 10010 C&D-LWRMP BON TOTAL LWRMP IM BONDING STATE AID 10011 LWRMP IMP SEG STATE AID 10410056 435860 10011 C&D- WRMP IMP 10410056 595000 10011 C&D-LWRMP SEG TOTAL LWRMP IMP SEG STATE AID 10016SWRM STAFFING STATE AID 10410056 435860 10016 C&D-STAFFING 10410056 511000 10016 C&D-SALARIES 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10410056 520000 10016 C&D-EMPLOYEE 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ TOTAL SWRM STAFFING STATE AID 0018WILDLIFE ABATEMENT STATE_AID 10410056 435860 10018 C&D-WILDLIFE  .00  0  0 -8,047.00 -8,047.00  .00  8,047.00 100.0%  -1,000 -1,000 -17,447.00  .00 .00 .00  .00 16,447.00 1744.7% .00 -16,447.00 1744.7%*  1,000 0  1,000 17,447.00 0  .00  .00  .00 .0%  -85,000 -85,000 70,204 70,204 58,277.42 3,177.14 REF PAYROL 3,177.14 REF PAYROL 12,988 12,988 12,626.63 692.97 REF PAYROL 692.39 REF PAYROL  .00  .00 6,354.28 1,385.36  .00 -85,000.00 .0%* .00 11,926.58 83.0%  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  .00  361.37 97.2%  -1,808 -1,808 70,904.05  7,739.64  .00 72,712.05-3921.7X  -25,000 -25,000  .00  .00  .00 -25,000.00 .0%*  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana. Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY  munis tylererpsolution  YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 0  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL 870.00 100.0% 9,498.99 62.0% .00 -14,631.01 100.0%  YTD ACTUAL MTD ACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410056 435861 10018 VENISON PROCE 10410056 595000 10018 CAD-WILDLIFE TOTAL WILDLIFE ABATEMENT STATE AI 10051 CLEAN BOATS CLEAN-WATERS 10410056 435860 10051 CBCW GRANT RE 10410056 485000 10051 CBCW DONATION 10410056 511000 10051 CBCW SALARIES 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 10410056 520000 10051 CBCW EMPLOYEE 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ TOTAL CLEAN BOATS CLEAN WATERS 10085 CLEAN BOATS CLEAN WATERS 10410056 485000 10085 CBCW-LNCC DON 10410056 511000 10085 CBCW-LNCC SAL 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ 10410056 520000 10085 CBCW-LNCC FRI 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 2024/09/000048 09/20/2024 PRJ  0  -870.00  .00 .00 .00  .00 .00  25,000 25,000 15,501.01  0  0 14,631.01  0  0 -2,000.00  .00 .00 1,240.00 94.86 1,334.86  .00  2,000.00 100.0% .00 -3,000.00 50.0%* .00 11,690.10 100.0%*  -6,000 -6,000 -3,000.00  0 1,240.00 REF PAYROL 0 94.86 REF PAYROL -6,000 -6,000  0 11,690.10 0  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL  894.28 7,584.38  .00  -894.28 100.0%*  .00 -13,584.38 -126.4%  0 0 868.00 REF PAYROL 186.00 REF PAYROL 0 66.41 REF PAYROL 14.23 REF PAYROL  0 -14,000.42 0 9,152.75 0  .00 1,054.00  .00 14,000.42 100.0% .00 -9,152.75 100.0%*  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240920 RUN=2 GENERAL  700.20  80.64  .00  -700.20 100.0%*  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana.Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY  munis erpsolution  YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 0 0  AVAILABLE PCI BUDGET USE/COL -357.78 100.0%* 3,789.69 100.0%  YTD ACTUAL MTDACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410056 555000 10085 CBCW-LNCC TRA TOTAL CLEAN BOATS CLEAN WATERS-LN  0  357.78  .00 1,134.64  .00 .00  0 -3,789.69  10095 LMPN Grant  10410056 435860 10095 LMPN GRANT RE 10410056 511000 10095 LMPN SALARIES 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 10410056 520000 10095 LMPN FRINGE 2024/09/000005 09/06/2024 PRJ 10410056 555000 10095 LMPN TRAVEL T 10410056 571000 10095 LMPN MISCELLA TOTAL LMPN Grant 10162-NUTRIENT MANGMNT FARMER EDU 10410056 435860 10162 C&D NMFE TIER 10410056 595001 10162 NMFE TIER 2E TOTAL NUTRIENT MANGMNT FARMER EDU  -16,224 -16,224 -15,501.39  .00 1,240.00 94.86 .00 .00 1,334.86  .00  -722.61 95.5%* .00 -6,820.78 100.0%*  0 1,240.00 REF PAYROL 0 94.86 REF PAYROL 0 0  0 6,820.78 0 521.80 0 515.77 0 1,028.50  WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL WARRANT-240906 RUN=2 GENERAL  .00 .00  -521.80 100.0%* -515.77 100.0%* .00 -1,028.50 100.0%* .00 -9,609.46 40.8%  -16,224 -16,224 -6,614.54  0 0 0  0 -1,212.18 0  .00 .00 .00  .00 .00 .00  1,212.18 100.0% -18.25 100.0%* 1,193.93 100.0% .00 74,773.46 73.8%  18.25  0 -1,193.93  TOTAL CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMEN 285,584 285,643 210,869.54 22,535.25  57OUTLAY  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana, Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    LINCOLN COUNTY  munis ver erpsolution  YEAR-TO-DATE BUDGET REPORT  FOR 2024 09  JOURNAL DETAIL 2024 9 TO 2024 9  ORIGINAL REVISED APPROP BUDGET 0 0 0  AVAILABLE PCT BUDGET USE/COL .00 -15,390.00 100.0%* .00 -15,390.00 100.0% .00 -15,390.00 100.0%  YTD ACTUAL MTDACTUAL ENCUMBRANCES  10410057 581001 OUTLAY CIP TOTAL NO PROJECT TOTAL OUTLAY 60F PROPERTY TAXES 10410060 411100 TAX LEVY TOTAL PROPERTY TAXES TOTAL LAND SERVICES DEPARTMENT  0 15,390.00 0 15,390.00 0 15,390.00  .00 .00 .00  -717,568 -717,568 -717,568.00 -717,568 -717,568 -717,568.00  .00 .00  .00 .00  .00 100.0% .00 100.0%  0 0  0 -308,825.71 53,035.14 0 -308,825.71 53,035.14  .00 308,825.71 100.0% .00 178,760.66 .00 487,586.37 .00 308,825.71 100.0%  TOTAL REVENUES 1,261,992 1,348,949 -1,170,188.34 -20,687.00 TOTAL EXPENSES 1,261,992 1,348,949 861,362.63 73,722.14  GRAND TOTAL  ** END OF REPORT Generated by Deana Jankowsky **  Report generated: 10/03/2024 12:05 User: Deana. Jankowsky Program ID: glytdbud  Page    Lincoln County Employee Timesheet  Name: Employee Number: FLSA Status:  Michael Huth  Department: LAND SERVICES  Pay Period:  583 Exempt  Representative Status: Nonrepresented  From:  8/19/2024  To: 9/1/2024 FMLAL  8/19 8/20 8/21 8/22 8/23 8/24 8/25 8/26 8/27 8/28 8/29 8/30 8/31 9/1  Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Hours Pay Category hours  6 8 7 8 8  8 5 8.5 8.25 8.25 3  75 Regular: 3 Vacation: 0 Holiday: 2 Paid Sick Allowance: 0 Paid Funeral Leave: 0 Worker's Compensation:  10410056.  2  8 8 8 8 8 0 0 8 8 8 8 8 0 0 80 TOTALI HOURS PAID  0 0  8 8 7 8 8 0 0 8 8 8.5 8.25 8.25 0 0 80 TOTAL HOURS REPORTED  Icertify that the foregoing is true and correct. hsa S.Hok  Employee signature Supervisor signature  Mandatory for all employees  GRANT ALLOWABLE EXPENDITURES GRANT NAMEPROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT:  COMPLETED BY:  APPROVED BY:    Lincoln County Employee Timesheet  Name: Employee Number: FLSA Status:  Michael Huth  Department: LAND SERVICES  Pay Period:  583 Exempt  Representative Status: Nonrepresented  From:  9/2/2024  To: 9/15/2024 FMLAL  9/2 9/3 9/4 9/5 9/6 9/7 9/8 9/9 9/10 9/11 9/12 9/13 9/14 9/15  Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Hours Pay Category hours  7 9 9 6 1 8  6 7 8 6  58 Regular: 11 Vacation: 8 Holiday: 3 Paid Sick Allowance: 0 Paid Funeral Leave: 0 Worker's Compensation:  10410056.  2  8 2  1  8 8 8 8 8 0 0 8 8 8 8 8 0 0 80 TOTAL HOURS PAID  0 0  8 8 9 9 8 0 0 6 8 8 8 8 0 0 80 TOTAL HOURS REPORTED  Icertify that the foregoing is true and correct. Thsa .Hob  Employee signature Supervisor signature  Mandatory for all employees  GRANT ALLOWABLE EXPENDITURES GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT:  COMPLETED BY:  APPROVED BY:    Lincoln County Employee Timesheet  Name: Employee Number: FLSA Status:  Michael Huth  Department: LAND SERVICES  Pay Period:  583 Exempt  Representative Status: Nonrepresented  From:  9/16/2024  To: 9/29/2024 FMLAL  9/16 9/17 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/23 9/24 9/25 9/26 9/27 9/28 9/29  Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Hours Pay Category hours  9 8.5 8.5 5 6  5 9 9 8 9  77 Regular: 0 Vacation: 0 Holiday: 3 Paid Sick Allowance: 0 Paid Funeral Leave: 0 Worker's Compensation:  10410056.  3  8 8 8 8 8 0 0 8 8 8 8 8 0 0 80 TOTAL HOURS PAID  0 0  9 8.5 8.5 5 6 0 0 8 9 9 8 9 0 0 80 TOTAL HOURS REPORTED  Icertify that the foregoing is true and correct. hsa S.Hok  Employee signature Supervisor signature  Mandatory for all employees  GRANT ALLOWABLE EXPENDITURES GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT: GRANT NAME/PROJECT:  COMPLETED BY:  APPROVED BY:    2024 CROP PRICE PROPOSAL  Lincoln County  Ifdifferent than proposed price  CROP  PRICE PROPOSED  PRICE APPROVED  FORAGE: Alfalfa Clover GRAINS: Corn, Field Soybeans  $181.50/Ton $137.38/Ton  $4.13/Bushel $11.06/Bushel  Crop Price Sources: USDA/Cornell, UWGP, NASS  County Approval By: Title:  Date:  Page 1 of 1    Committee: Land Services Committee Meeting Date: 10/10/2024  Committee Action Report  TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT:  Land Services Committee  Mike Huth, Zoning Program Manager-Land Services Administrator  Tom Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager  10/10/2024  Lake Monitoring and Protection Network (LMPN) Grant County Allocation  Lincoln Countycompletes: aquatic invasive species (AIS) prevention, education, and control work through funding The Lake Monitoring: and Protection Network (LMPN) grant programi is offered through the Wisconsin Department ofNatural Resources (WDNR) surface water grant program. However, this is not at traditional grant. Thel LMPNisa resource based allocation model that allows all 72 Wisconsin Counties to receive a base allocation. Under this allocation model, in 2025 Lincoln County is eligible to receive $16,224.09 for AIS related work. This is a 100% cost-share grant, no matching funds are required, and is non-competitive. These allocations are yearly agreements and may fluctuate in amount. These funds are administered with a 90% advanced payment, andi the remaining 10%i is reimbursed aftert the completion of grant related projects. Staff hasi included a scope of work document that outlines the variety ofi items that will be completed with the allocated grant funds. For LMPN For 2024, the LMPN grant award was usedi in conjunction with a Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW)grant from the WDNR and donations from the Lake Nokomis Concerned Citizens, Friends of Lake Mohawksin, and the Lake Nokomis Lake District. The combination of these funds allowed three seasonal AIS: staff to be hired. These fund sources with the addition ofa donation from the Spirit River Reservoir Association, are planned to be usedi tol hire  provided by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR).  funding, a complete application must be submitted by November 15th.  four AIS LTE's for the 2025 season.  REQUESTED ACTION:  Staff is recommending that the 2025 LMPN funding allocation is pursued for Lincoln County, and is used in conjunction with a CBCW grant and outside donations to hire four limited term employees (LTE) to complete AIS Note: The hired. LTESV will only be working during the summer fields season, and the incurred staffingcostswillnot  work throughout the County.  exceed the LMPN, CBCW, or outside donation amounts.    Motion By: Second By: Dist. Supervisor YN Abs Bialecki 2 Anderson-Malm 3 McCrank 4 Woellner 5 Zelinski 6 Ashbeck 7 Dunphy 8 Thiel 9 Vorpagel 10 Boyd 11 Detert 12 DePasse 13 Bishop 14 Lyskawa 15 Lemke 16 Miller 17 Meunier 18 Wickham 19 Dorava 20 Cummings 21 Simon 22 Hartwig Totals Carried Defeated Amended Voice vote Roll call  Resolution 2024-  WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WDNR) LAKE MONITORING AND PROTECTION NETWORK (LMPN) GRANT WHEREAS, Lincoln County has over 720 lakes, over 650 miles of rivers and streams, and contains one oft the highest concentrations of natural lakes in the world; and WHEREAS, the quality oft these waters and wetlands are being threatened  invasive  by aquatic  species; and WHEREAS, Lincoln County recognizes thei importance oft the quality of our waters WHEREAS, education is one of the keys to increasing public awareness as to the adverse impacts of aquatic invasive species on the quality of Lincoln County waters and our local WHEREAS, Lincoln County recognizes the need for a workable plan that will prevent the introduction of aquatic invasive species into new waters, and aquatic invasive species already present in some bodies of water; and  to its citizens and local economies; and  economies; and  control, reduce, or eliminate will continue  WHEREAS, the Lincoln County Land Services control the spread of aquatic invasive species; and  Department (LSD)  to increase public  awareness oft the aquatic invasive species problem byi implementing activities to prevent and  WHEREAS, 100% oft the cost of such prevention and control activities from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR); and WHEREAS, the LSD must apply to the WDNR for the purpose ofal Lake  may be paid by a grant Monitoring and  Protection Network (LMPN) grant.  NOW, THEREFORE BE ITI RESOLVED, that the LSD will meet the financial obligations necessary to fully and satisfactorily complete the project and hereby authorizes and empowers the Land Services Administrator to submit the following documents to the WDNR for financial assistance that may be available: sign and submit a grant application, enter into a grant agreement with the WDNR, submit quarterly and/or final reports to the WDNR to satisfy the )ss grant agreement as appropriate, submit reimbursement request(s) to the WDNR no the date specified in the grant agreement, and sign and submit necessary supporting  STATE OF WISCONSIN ) COUNTY OFI LINCOLN ) Ihereby certify that this resolutionordinance isat true and correct copy ofa resolutionordinance: adopted Supervisors on:  later than  documentation.  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Land Services Administrator  shall sign the grant  byt the Lincoln County Board of application and any grant contracts as Lincoln County's designated agent.  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the LSD will comply with all local, state, and federal regulations and ordinances relating to this project and grant agreement.  Christopher. J. Marlowe Lincoln County Clerk  Dated: October 15th, 2024 Authored by: Co-Sponsored by: Committee: Land Services Committee Vote: Date Passed: October 10", 2024 Fiscal Impact:  Drafted by: Thomas Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager    Scope of Work/Cooperative Agreement for  Lincoln County Calendar Year 2025  Term of Agreement: January 1, 2025 - December 31, 2025  A. General Purpose  County - Scope of Work referenced above. B. Goals of Lincoln County  This scope of work documents the manner in which Lincoln County will provide core Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Prevention services in Lincoln County during the Term of Agreement  1. Toi improve and protect the surface waters of Lincoln County through the detection, prevention, 2. Provide outreach materials and educational events to the general public regarding the  and monitoring of AIS populations. management of AIS. C.D Duties of Lincoln County will perform thei following: Services to be performed:  Inc cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Lincoln County agrees to continue to implement an AIS Prevention and Outreach Program throughout the County. Lincoln County  Prepare reports and disseminate reports and results. Submit [1] progress reports to DNR. AIS Biologist.  Submit final report to DNR.  a. Before finalizing the progress and final report, send a copy to the DNR AIS Biologist overseeing  the grant for review.  Submit final reimbursement request to Environmental Grant Specialist (EGS) and Cc DNR AIS Biologist on Form  8700-001 no later than 60 days after the end of this agreement.  Enter SWIMS data.  Facilitate and ensure entry of all data into SWIMS for applicable LMPN activities is completed per annual  reporting requirements and by end of grant period:  a. Progress reports and final reports, once approved by the DNR. AIS Biologist, will be uploaded to b. Activities performed as part of CBCW, CLMN, PLB, and/or Snapshot Day may have earlier time All other activities which involve data entry into SWIMS must be entered by end of grant  the LMPN SWIMS project by the county for each year.  requirements for data entry.  period.  Revised 9/3/24    Implement statewide communication and education priorities to ensure consistent. AIS messaging.  a. Work with DNR and UWI Madison, Division of Extension ini implementation oft the Wisconsin b. Collaborate with DNR on delivery of consistent project communication, outreach, and Coordinate with DNR staff and other local partners within the county to share LMPN AIS  Statewide Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan.  educational programming. prevention and education efforts.  Complete a DNR-approved training program for any network activities the County is approved to carry out, including collecting, reporting, and interpreting water quality, aquatic invasive species, or watercraft  inspection data. Training sessions mayi include:  a. Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) b. Citizen Lakes Monitoring Network (CLMN) Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol d. AIS Snapshot Day e. AIS Early Detection Monitoring DNR. AIS Response Framework  Attend DNR meetings and AIS/Lakes & Rivers Partnership events including, but not limited to:  a. AIS Partnership meetings in spring and fall (potentially one in-person, one virtual) b. Wisconsin Lakes and Rivers Partnership monthly meetings (AIS-focused meetings required; Participate in meetings with DNR to discuss agreement scoping, coordination/planning,  others optional).  agreement accomplishments, and financial status.  Adhere to decontamination and disinfection protocols required by the DNR for controlling, transporting,  and disposing of aquatic plants and animals, and moving water.  a. This includes requirements under: S. 30.07, Wis. Stats., and chs. NR 19.055 and NR 40.07, Wis. Adm. Code, as well as compliance with the most recent DNR approved 'Boat, Gear, and  Equipment Decontamination and Disinfection Protocol".  Retain, for a period of six years after the end date of this agreement, all project records, including proof of payments and proof of purchases, and monitoring data sheets to support events/tasks undertaken as  part oft this agreement. Records shall include:  a. Training sessions attended.  b. Training sessions held and names of participants attending. Meetings with stakeholders and/or partner groups. d. AIS outreach activities and any monitoring data sheets.  e. Media contacts.    Activities to be performed: Check all activities for participation in 2025  Participate in a DNR-approved watercraft inspection program.  X Tier One  - Promote CBCW effort and advertise trainings to local community. inspections and engage boaters in AIS prevention steps. Train participants how to enter CBCW data into SWIMS.  Conduct CBCW inspections at launches in coverage. area. A Assist with Statewide Boater Behavior Study (as requested).  Work with partners to apply for CBCW grants toi fund additional inspectors.  Conduct trainings for interested volunteers and/or paid staff on methods to conduct boat  X Tier Two  Participate in monitoring and/or training for aquatici invasive species.  X Perform early detection monitoring  Monitor [5] akes/streamswetands using DNR-approved protocols  Early Detection Protocols CLMN AIS Monitoring Protocols Project RED Survey Protocols  K Assist DNR in response monitoring  Work with regional DNR AIS Biologist to provide AIS response monitoring based on new. AIS Assist with response monitoring, which could include non-traditional methods of monitoring as requested by the DNR, US Fish and Wildlife Service, UW Sea Grant, Wisconsin Department  Findings.  of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), etc.  X Host a Snapshot Day event  . Attend annual Site Leader training or view recording, asking questions to UW Extension Rivers Arrange for training site location, select local monitoring stations, train, and coordinate Assist in local advertising to: solicit volunteers. Communicate with volunteers ahead of event Maintain communication with UW Extension Rivers Educator to receive and apply seasonal Complete ID verification with DNR AIS Biologist prior to data entry into SWIMS. Enter monitoring data into SWIMS within communicated deadline and send participation  Educator as needed. volunteers on day of event.  regarding meeting times and locations, and general expectations.  updates.  records to UW Extension Rivers Educator.  Participate in aquatic invasive species prevention campaigns and lake protection activities as approved by  the DNR.  Select the campaign(s) participating in:  X Great Lakes AIS Landing Blitz (Open Statewide)  Drain Campaign    Serve as media contact for the county for all DNR campaigns Participate int the purple loosestrife biocontrol (PLB) program.  Tier One For counties new to the PLB program or wishing to reestablish ap program. Review extent of purple loosestrife populations and possible beetle refuges. Determine plan to move forward based on level of need; if possible, engage with other Support partners as needed; may include digging, beetle collection, releases, etc.  Report beetle presence and activity and biocontrol releases in the SWIMS database.  counties in region conducting PLB for mutual support. A Assist or enter volunteer data into SWIMS.  K Tier Two For counties with existing PLB programs or who wish to expand based on need and available  funding.  Support and expand the existing network within your county and/or work with neighboring counties for coordinated responses. (e.g., recruiting partners/volunteers, beetle I Identify and monitor insectaries and beetle refuges, coordinate or participate in the collection and distribution of PLB organisms to all interested partners, and target the release of e Plan and conduct [0] educational workshop to promote the PLB program. Utilizing the program forms, report beetle presence and activity and biocontrol releases int the SWIMS database. This includes entering data for partners who do not use SWIMS.  collection/release, conducting county rearing) organisms, where needed, in Lincoln County.  X Tier Three For counties with well-established programs. Tier One or Tier Two must be selected above.  Conduct a needs assessment of sites to determine: * Sites that need continued biocontrol  Sites that can pause biocontrol for a short- or long-term period  Sites that could utilize integrated management, such as digging or chemical treatments Sites that should maintain some level of purple loosestrife to act as county insectaries  and/or refuges  Participate in and coordinate partner involvement toi implement the Wisconsin Aquatic Invasive Species  Management Plan's pathways approach. Organisms in Trade (OIT) Pathway  X Promote and/or attend and assist with pet rehoming events in coverage area.  Monitor pet stores by conducting at least [0] pet store visits.  Recreational Activities and Service Providers Pathway  R Contribute to dock service providers (DSPs) database byi identifying DSPs in coverage area. K Send annual outreach mailing to all DSPs in Lincoln County following mailing instructions found in AIS  Partnership Website: DSPS.  Facilitate AIS prevention programming for DSPs.    . Recruit [0] DSP(s) to participate in a: 1:1 training  Participate in waterfowl hunter outreach.  - Perform [0] waterfowl hunter outreach at hunter entry points.  - Provide outreach at local hunting events (e.g., conservation club meetings, waterfowl hunter  expos, etc.).  Provide outreach through media.  K Coordinate and conduct at least [10] checks to verify condition of DNR AIS: signage at lake/river public  access sites:  e Use DNR-approved forms to report signage inspections and enter data in SWIMS. Maintain digital photographs of AIS: signs that have been inspected and upload them as part of the signage fieldwork events to the County's AIS Signage Project in SWIMS. . Install DNR AIS: signage, as needed, and per installation guide.  Contact at least [4] bait shops as part of the statewide Bait Shop Initiative and provide AIS outreach  message and materials. Support Pathways Programming  F Report to the county Bait Shop Initiative project in SWIMS.  K Participate in other AIS Pathways initiatives or work groups as requested by the Department.  Provide AIS outreach and education tol local partners and AIS stakeholders.  K Represent the AIS Partnership at [2] events.  E Events include, but are not limited to, public festivals, farmers markets, schools, fishing tournaments, conferences, and stakeholder meetings (e.g., Conservation clubs, boating clubs,  angling clubs, lake & river groups, etc.).  Share [0] AIS-related posts per month via social media to increase AIS awareness and reinforce  prevention messaging.  Submit screenshots of social media posts as part of reporting.  Write [0] electronic newsletter(s) that provide AIS information, articles, and updates to partners.  Submit newsletter as part of reporting.  X Share relevant AIS articles with partners and citizens for use in their newsletters.  Submit copy of newsletters as part of reporting.  Provide Surface Water Grant support.  X Provide assistance to a grantee or apply for AIS Prevention and/or AIS Education grants.  A Assist AIS-related grant recipients with AIS education and outreach tools to ensure consistent  messaging.    Work with DNR AIS Biologist and grant applicant to apply for an EDR grant, ifr needed. S Serve as authorizing representative for the EDR grant,ifapplicable.  Section: Individual County accurately portrays thei intent.  For Lincoln County: By affixing signature below, the county swears that the document above  By: Signature MartyLemke  Chair Land Services Committee  Date Signed    Lake Monitoring & Protection Network: Funding Allocations by County Per-county funding allocation using at total amount of $1,000,000. These values are for the grant period: January 1, 20241 to December 31, 2024.  Adams Ashland Barron Bayfield Brown Buffalo Burnett Calumet Chippewa 14,770.19 Clark Columbia 13,184.53 Crawford Dane Dodge Door Douglas Dunn Eau Claire 12,361.27 Florence Fond dul Lac 15,558.48 Forest Grant Green  10,841.68 16,178.26 14,794.42 20,090.27 11,087.00 10,475.52 16,506.26 14,143.86 12,136.46 9,457.42 21,316.24 14,220.98 12,371.23 19,223.19 11,764.68 13,466.06 17,922.25 11,723.17 10,935.31  lowa Iron Jackson Jefferson 13,003.36 Juneau Kenosha Kewaunee 10,316.18 Lac Crosse 11,336.18 Lafayette 10,367.40 Langlade 15,041.50 Lincoln Manitowoc 11,881.03 Marathon 16,402.71 Marinette 19,934.19 Marquette 11,744.53 Menominee 10,822.18 Milwaukee 13,157.86 Monroe Oconto Oneida Outagamie 11,382.89 Ozaukee Pepin Pierce  10,914.45 16,267.32 13,899.04 13,414.86 13,676.12  Polk Portage Price Racine Richland Rock Rusk Saint Croix 10,734.22 Sauk Sawyer Shawano Sheboygan 12,148.74 Taylor Trempealeau 11,148.96 Vernon Vilas Walworth 16,133.95 Washburn 15,288.50 Washington 13,073.48 Waukesha 18,432.30 Waupaca Waushara Winnebago 14,513.81 Wood  14,947.85 13,955.24 16,656.90 13,053.49 9,578.37 11,017.45 13,637.06 13,058.86 22,681.91 17,518.44 13,443.66 9,070.83 18,780.58  16,224.09  12,188.79 18,732.71 22,003.33 11,446.47 9,014.19 10,806.70  15,372.40 12,300.02 13,097.11  Green Lake 11,849.11  30 25 20 15 10 5  [9K,12K] (12K,14K] (14K,17K] (17K,20K] (20K,23K] (23K,25K]  Funding amount (dollars)  Revised 8/22/2023    2024 AIS Program Budget ($32,224.09total) LMPN: = $16,224.09 CBCW: = $12,000 CBCW DONATIONS- $4,000 LTE Work Schedules:  Revised 9/4/24 DRAFT  5 days a week Wed-Sun, 8 hour days (1/2 hour lunch) = 40 hours/week: x: 16 weeks = 640 hours 3 days a week Fri-Sun, 8 hour days (1/2 hourl lunch)= = 241 hours/week: x: 15 weeks = 360 hours  WAGES $15.50 $15.50 $15.00 MILEAGE Miles 5500  LTE Wage Total Hours Wages  SS (rate of. .0765) WC (rate of0.0308) Total Wages Grant Funds After Wages  640 640 360  $9,920.00 $9,920.00 $5,400.00  $758.88 $758.88 $413.10  $305.54 $305.54 $166.32  $10,984.42 $10,984.42 $5,979.42  $32,224.09 -$27,948.25 $4,275.84 $4,275.84 -$3,575.00 $700.84 $700.84 -$700.84 $0.00  Reimbursement Total Mileage Cost  Grant Funds After Mileage  $0.65  $3,575.00  Other Costs Supplies/Misc. Notes:  Grant Funds After Other Costs  $700.84  LTE: start approximately Monday, May 19, 2025 through Labor Day, Monday. september 1, 2025 Mileage is estimated and will reflect current federal reimbursement rate Mileage will NOT be reimburseable, for CBCWr related work unless iti is covered by LMPN or Donation accounts Mileage will NOT be reimburseable, for part-time AIS LTE position Supplies may consist of: CBCW apparrel, workwear such as waders and boots, tools, etc.  Lake Nokomis Lake District is commited to donating. $2,000 towards the CBCW grant toj fulfill 25% match requirement Friends of Lake Mohawksin is commited to donating $1,000towards the CBCW grant toj fulfill 25% match requirement Spirit River Reservoir Association is commited: to donating $1,000 towards the CBCW grant toj fulfill 25% match requirement  200 CBCW hours must be spent on Lake Nokomis 200 CBCW hours must be spent on Lake Mohawksin 200 CBCW hours must be spent on. Spirit River Reservoir    blc  Committee: Land Services Committee Meeting Date: 10/10/2024  Committee Action Report  TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT:  Land Services Committee 10/10/2024  Tom Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) Grant Opportunity  Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) is an aquatic invasive. species (AIS) prevention program through which volunteer or paid staff conduct watercraftinspections: ande educate boaters on! how to prevent the spread of AIS at boat landings. CBCW grants provide funding to eligible sponsors tol help with the cost ofrunninga a CBCW program that! helps prevent thei introduction of Lincoln County currently provides CBCW services through a Lake Monitoring and Protection Network (LMPN) grant and a Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) grant. Both of these grants were provided by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR). For 2024, bothi the Nokomis Lake District and the Friends ofL Lakel Mohawksin gave financiald contributions tol Lincoln County fori the purpose of expanding CBCWs services. Their financial contributionsserved as matching funds oni the CBCW grant. This partnership with our local lake organizations proved to be very successful during the 2024: season. For 2025, the Nokomis Lake District and the Friends of Lake Mohawksin would like to continue this partnership. The Spirit Reservoir Association (SRA) would also liket to contribute toi this efforti in 2025. Each organization has committed to providing at financial contribution to Lincoln County for CBCW services. The Nokomis Lake District has committed $2,000t to this effort and the Friends of Lake Mohawksin and the Spirit Reservoir Association have each committed to donating $1,000. The Amaximum of$4,000 of state-cost sharei is available per boat landing or pair of landings, upt to 75% oft thet total project cost. The remaining 25% oft thet total project costs must be from the grantee ini thei form of cash, donated labor or services, or' "in- kind" items. These grants are reimbursement grants, meaning all costs must first be paid by the grantee before reimbursement can be requested from the department. A: 25% advance payment willl bea automatically provided tol help get the project started. A minimum of 200 hours must be spent at each landing a CBCW grant is received for. Lincoln County could submit a CBCW grant application for five landings - Nokomis (1), Lake Mohawksin (2), and Spirit Reservoir (2). .Thetotalgrant project amount would be $16,000. The WDNR would provide $12,000andl Lincoln County would use the $4,000 in donations as matching funds. The $4,000 donations would constitute a 25% match which meets the  AIS in Wisconsin's: surface waters or limits the spread of AIS that may already be present.  combined $4,000 would bei intended to serve: as matching funds on a CBCW grant with the WDNR.  matching funds requirement. A complete CBCW application must be submitted by November 15th.  REQUESTED ACTION:  Staffi is recommending that Lincoln County again pursues a CBCW grant for the 2025 season.  Note: For 2024, the Lake Monitoring and Protection (LMPN), granta award was usedi in conjunctiony witha CBCW grant from the WDNR. This allowed twos seasonal AIS staff to bel hired. For 2025, these grant funds are planned tol be usedi in conjunctionto Note: In 2024, thel Lake Nokomis Concerned Citizens (LNCC) funded an AIS LTE position exclusively through a donation. The LNCCI hass statedt theya arei interested in continuing this partnership. This position would be funded: separatelyf fromt the CBCW Note: The hired LTE'sV will only be working during the summer field: season, andi thei incurred staffing costs will note exceed the  hire three seasonal AIS staff members.  and LMPN grants.  LMPN and CBCW grant amounts.    Motion By: Second By: Dist. Supervisor YN Abs Bialecki 2 Anderson-Malm 3 McCrank 4 Woellner 5 Zelinski 6 Ashbeck 7 Dunphy 8 Thiel 9 Vorpagel 10 Boyd 11 Detert 12 DePasse 13 Bishop 14 Lyskawa 15 Lemke 16 Miller 17 Meunier 18 Wickham 19 Dorava 20 Cummings 21 Simon 22 Hartwig Totals Carried Defeated Amended Voice vote Roll call WISCONSIN STATEOF COUNTY OFI LINCOLN ) Ihereby certify that this resolutionordinance isat true and correct copy ofa resolution'ordinance: adopted byt thel Lincoln County Board of Supervisors on:  Resolution 2024-  WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WDNR) CLEAN BOATS, CLEAN WATERS (CBCW)GRANT WHEREAS, Lincoln County has over 720 lakes, over 650 miles ofr rivers and streams, and contains one of thel highest concentrations of natural lakes in the world; and WHEREAS, the quality of these waters are being threatened aquatic invasive WHEREAS, Lincoln County recognizes thei importance of the quality of our waters to its WHEREAS, education is one ofthel keys to increasing public awareness as to the adverse impacts of aquatic invasive species on the quality of our waters and our local economies; and WHEREAS, Lincoln County recognizes the need for a workable plan that will prevent the introduction of aquatic invasive species already present in some bodies of water; and WHEREAS, the Lincoln County Land Services Department (LSD) will continue to increase public awareness oft the aquatic invasive species problem by implementing planning and prevention activities toj prevent thei introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species; and from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR); and WHEREAS, the LSD: must NOW, THEREFORE, BEI ITI RESOLVED, That the LSD will meet the financial obligations necessary to fully and satisfactorily complete thej project and hereby authorizes and empowers the Land Services Administrator to submit the following documents to the WDNR for financial assistance that may be available: sign and submit a grant application, enterinto a grant agreement with the WDNR, submit quarterly and/or final reports to the WDNR to satisfy the grant agreement as appropriate, submit reimbursement request(s) to the WDNR no later than the date specified ini the grant agreement, and sign and submit necessary supporting documentation. BE: ITFURTHER RESOLVED, that thel Land Services Administrator shall sign the application and any grant contracts as Lincoln County's designated agent. BEI IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that thel LSD will comply with all local, state, and: federal regulations and ordinances relating to this project and grant agreement.  and species;  by  citizens and local economies; and  WHEREAS, 75% of the cost of such planning and prevention activates apply to the WDNR for the purpose ofa "Clean Boats, Clean Waters" grant.  may be paid by a grant  grant  ) )ss  Christopher J. Marlowe Lincoln County Clerk  Dated: October 15th, 2024 Authored by: Co-Sponsored by: Committee: Land Services Committee Vote: Datel Passed: October 10"h, 2024 Fiscal Impact:  Drafted by: Thomas Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager    Motion By: Second By: Dist. Supervisor YN Abs Bialecki 2 Anderson-Malm 3 McCrank 4 Woellner 5 Zelinski 6 Ashbeck 7 Dunphy 8 Thiel 9 Vorpagel 10 Boyd 11 Detert 12 DePasse 13 Bishop 14 Lyskawa 15 Lemke 16 Miller 17 Meunier 18 Wickham 19 Dorava 20 Cummings 21 Simon 22 Hartwig Totals Carried Defeated Amended Voice vote Roll call  Resolution 2024-  WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WDNR) CLEAN BOATS, CLEAN WATERS (CBCW) GRANT DONATION WHEREAS, Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) is an aquatic invasive species (AIS) prevention program through which volunteer or paid staff conduct watercraft educate boaters on how to prevent the spread of AIS at boat  and  inspections  and landings;  WHEREAS, CBCW grants through the Wisconsin Department ofl Natural Resources (WDNR) provide funding to eligible sponsors tol help with the cost of administering a CBCW: program that helps prevent the introduction of AIS in Wisconsin's surface waters or limits the spread of WHEREAS, Lincoln County currently provides some CBCW services through a Lake Monitoring and Protection Network (LMPN) grant with the WDNR, however, many lake organizations would like additional CBCW coverage in Lincoln County; and WHEREAS, thel Nokomis Lake District has committed to donating $2,000 to. Lincoln County to WHEREAS, the Friends ofLake Mohawksin have committed to donating $1,000 to. Lincoln WHEREAS, the Spirit Reservoir Association has committed to donating $1,000 tol Lincoln WHEREAS, the combined $4,000 will serve as the required matching funds on a CBCW grant WHEREAS, Lincoln County intends to submit a CBCW grant application to the WDNR to coverLake] Nokomis, Lake Mohawksin, and Spirit Reservoir access points. NOW, THEREFORE ITI BEI RESOLVED, that the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors accepts the $4,000 for funding the CBCW program, as the donations request.  AIS that may already be present; and  expand CBCW services; and  County to expand CBCW: services; and County to expand CBCW services; and application with the WDNR; and  STATEOF WISCONSIN ) COUNTY OFLINCOLN ) Ihereby certify that this resolution'ordinance isat true and correct copy ofa resolution'ordinance: adopted by thel Lincoln County Board of Supervisors on:  )ss  Christopher J.I Marlowe Lincoln County Clerk  Dated: October 15th, 2024 Authored by: Co-Sponsored by: Committee: Land Services Committee Vote: Date Passed: October 10", 2024 Fiscal Impact:  Drafted by: Thomas Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager    ERIENDS  OF MOHANS  To: Lincoln County Land Services Department Attention: Tom Boisvert Lincoln County Service Center 801 N. Sales Street- Suite 103 Merrill, WI 54452 Dear Mr. Boisvert,  August 19, 2024  At our Annual Meeting of August 17th 2024, the Friends of Lake Mohawksin (FOLM) Lake Association passed a motion supporting a donation of$1,000 (One Thousand Dollars) in matching funds towards next year's Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) grant program, and has budgeted for this expense in 2025. We are excited to know that this will allow Lincoln County to continue its current CBCWefforts, and provide consistent coverage at our busiest Our Lake Association understands the importance of preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) and is excited for this collaboration with Lincoln County.  Lake Mohawksin boat landings.  Sincerely,  David Soderberg President FOLM (Friends of Lake Mohawksin) (cell) 630-461-5036 emailsoderbdj@sbcglobal.net  A5    Lake Nokomis Lake District Land Services Department Attention: Tom Boisvert Lincoln County Service Center 801 N. Sales Street - Suite 103 Merrill, WI 54452 Dear Mr. Boisvert,  September 4, 2024  The Lake Nokomis Lake District has committed to donating $2,000 in matching funds towards a Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) grant program and has budgeted for this expense in 2025. We are excited to know that this will allow Lincoln County to expand its current CBCW efforts and provide consistent coverage at our busiest Lincoln County boat Our Lake Districtu understands thel importance of preventing thes spread of aquatic invasive  landing.  species (AIS) and is excited for this collaboration with Lincoln County.  Sincerely,  deny Bioumet Larry Beaumont Lake Nokomis Lake District Treasurer (cell) 303-349-3109 (email) beau.lnid@gmail.com    Lake Asoclation/District Letterhead Land Services Department Attention: Tom Boisvert Lincoln County Service Center 801 N. Sales Street - Suite 103 Merrill, WI 54452 Dear Mr. Boisvert,  Date, P/i/o  Our Assocation/District has committed to donating $1,000 in matching funds towards a Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) grant program and has budgeted for this expense in 2025. We are excited to know that this will allow Lincoln County to expand its current CBCW efforts, and provide consistent coverage at our busiest Lincoln County boat Our Association/District understands the importance of preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS), and is excited for this collaboration with Lincoln County.  landing.  Sincerely, Name Title  GlAgin VP SRA  Mucrhez  Contact Information  817 922-9209  pell    Committee: Land Services Committee Meeting Date: 10/10/2024  Committee Action Report  TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT:  Land Services Committee  Mike Huth, Zoning Program Manager-Land Services Administrator Tom Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager WDNR. Surface Water Planning Grant Application  10/10/2024  One of the most important habitat improvements on trout streams in the Northern Lakes and Forests is restoring stream connectivity. Many northern stream reaches do not contain all the necessary habitati for alll lifes stages oft troutands seasonal migration is veryimportant: to maintaining heathytoutpopulations: For example, adults often migratet tos small tributariesto spawn and then migrate to larger downstream locations to overwinter. To improve migration the primary technique is replacement of culverts with onest that are adequatelys sized ands seta at a proper depth. Improperly placed culverts are often perched or seti incorrectly leading to velocity barriers, water depth issues, or ponding issues that impede fish passage. The Land Services Department intends, with Committee approval, to: submita a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Surface Water Planning Grant application to assess culvertcrossingsi within the County. To completeaf full County- wide culvert inventory on public roadways, this project will need to be completed in three phases. Each phase would Phase 1: Assess 244 culvert crossings within the Townships of Birch, Harrison, King, Merrill, Pine River, Russell, Schley, and Phase 2: Assess 162 culvert crossings. The Townships of Bradley, Rock Falls, Scott, Somo, and' Wilson will total 150crossings. An additional 12 crossings within the Cities of Tomahawk: and Merrill will also be included within this phase. Phase 3: Assess 167 crossings within the Townships of Tomahawk, Corning, and Harding.  constitute ar newy year and a new grant application.  Skanawan.  This project will begin the first steps to assess culvert crossings on our public roadways, and most importantly, share the results with our Towns, Cities, and Highway Department. The project will provide tools tor responsible municipalities sot they can build more resilient and environmentaly-fiendly stream crossings. Project results may lead to future cost-sharing Thisi is a 67%0 cost-share grantr requiring 33%i in matching funds by the grant applicant. Matching funds will constitute existing stafft time, outside donations, and volunteeredi time. This granta award would be administered witha a 75%a advance payment. Thei final 25% of the grant awardi isretained until approval of dasmimmaemarsNwNs been submittedi tot the WDNRI before the September: 15th pre-application deadline. .Acompletea applicationi must! bes submitted  opportunities for replacing and/or repairing high priority culverts.  by November 15th. REQUESTED ACTION: inventory project.  Staffisrecommending committee: approvali tos submit al WDNR Surface' Water Panningrantappiation fort the above culvert  Note: If1 the grant application is not successful, this project will not occur.  Note: Sincet the grant awardi fort this project would be prohibitive tol hire additional staff, our Department is anticipating using Oneida County's Land & Water Conservation Department as a contracted agent for this work. Lincoln County Corporation  Counsel isi involved in this process.    Motion By: Second By: Dist. Supervisor YN Abs Bialecki 2 Anderson-Malm) 3 McCrank 4 Woellner 5 Zelinski 6 Ashbeck 7 Dunphy 8 Thiel 9 Vorpagel 10 Boyd 11 Detert 12 DePasse 13 Bishop 14 Lyskawa 15 Lemke 16 Miller 17 Meunier 18 Wickham 19 Dorava 20 Cummings 21 Simon 22 Hartwig Totals Carried Defeated Amended Voice vote Rollo call STATE  Resolution 2024-  WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WDNR)  SURFACE WATER PLANNING GRANT  WHEREAS, Lincoln County has abundant surface water resources including: 729 lakes that total 15,585 acres, 246: streams totaling 668 miles in length, 395 stream miles designated as trout WHEREAS, Lincoln County contains 35 watersheds that have been identified by the WDNR as WHEREAS, Lincoln County recognizes the importance of the quality of our waters to its citizens WHEREAS, one of the most important habitat improvements on many streams in the Northern Lakes and Forests Region is restoring stream connectivity; and WHEREAS, culverts that are: seti incorrectly lead to velocity barriers, water depth issues, or ponding issues that impede aquatic organism passage; and WHEREAS, the WDNR through the Surface Water Grant Program can offer 67% of the funding needed to complete culvert assessments on publicroadways; and WHEREAS, the Lincoln County Land Services Department will utilize existing staff time and outside donations to procure the 33% matching funds requirement; and WHEREAS, the Lincoln County Land Services Department will submit a' WDNR Surface Water Planning Grant application that will begin the first steps to assess public culvert crossings on ourl landscape, and most importantly, share the results with our Towns, Cities, and Highway NOW, THEREFORE BE ITI RESOLVED, that the LSD will meet the financial obligations necessary to fully and satisfactorily complete the project and hereby authorizes and empowers the Land )ss that may be available: sign and submit a grant application, enter into a grant agreement with the WDNR, submit quarterly and/or final reports to the WDNR to satisfy the grant agreement as appropriate, submit reimbursement request(s) to the WDNR no later than the date BE ITI FURTHER RESOLVED, that the LSD will comply with all local, state, and federal  waters; and  within the top 30% healthiest watersheds in the State; and  and local economies; and  Department.  Services Administrator to submit the following documents to the WDNR  for financial  OF WISCONSIN ) COUNTY OFI LINCOLN ) Ihereby certify that this resolution/ordinance isat true and correct copy ofa resolutionordinance: adopted Lincoln byt thel Supervisors on:  assistance specified regulations  int the grant agreement, and sign and submit necessary  supporting documentation.  County Board of and ordinances relating to this project and grant agreement.  BEI ITF FURTHER RESOLVED, that iff funding is not secured from the WDNR, the project will not  occur.  Christopher J. Marlowe Lincoln County Clerk  Dated: November 12th, 2024 Authored by: Co-Sponsored by: Committee: Land Services Committee Vote: Date Passed: October 10", 2024 Fiscal Impact:  Drafted by: Thomas Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager    Surface Water Grant Application  Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 1of12  1. IMPORTANT: Please refer to the application instructions to ensure you are completing the  application correctly.  2. Every applicant* must submit a project pre-application to  DNRSufaeawlaterGrantsQWisconsingoy by September 15. The pre-application is a draft of sections 1, 2, 5 and 8 oft the surface water grant application (Form 8700-284)IPDF) Submit the form to dhrsufacewatergrants@wisconsingov. Your local biologist will then contact you to provide feedback as you work to prepare your final application. *Ify you have received a Healthy Lakes and Rivers grant in the past, you are not required  to submit a Healthy Lakes and Rivers pre-application. 3. A final application must be submitted by November 15, 2023 to  dnrsuracewatergrants@wisconsingoy.  4. This is a reactive form. Complete Section 1 and Section 2 in order to access the rest of the form. Additional form sections may appear based on what you enter in earlier sections.    State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Bureau of Community FinancialA Assistance (CF/2) POI Box 7921, Madison WI 53707-7921 dnr.wi.gov  Surface Water Grant Application  Form 8700-284  (R 08/15/23)  Page 2of12  Notice: Use of this formi is required by the Department of Natural Resources for any application filed pursuant to ch. NR 193, Wis. Adm. Code. Personal Information collected on this form, will be used fora administrative purpose and may be provided tor requesters tot the extentr required Public Records Laws [s.19.31-19.391 Wis. Stats.] Tol be considered, applications must either bes submitted electronically or postmarked by November 15th, The preferredr method of application submittal is via email to! ONESuraceMatercrants@wisconsingoy.  Wisconsin's  by  using the Submit by Email button ont this form. Section 1: Ecosystem Type This project primarily focuses on (select one): Lakes Section 2a: Application Type (check one) Education and Planning Grants: Surface Water Education Surface Water Planning County Lake Grant OAIS Prevention  Rivers  OWetlands  OAIS  Surface Water Management Grants: Healthy Lakes & Rivers Surface Water Restoration Management Plan Implementation Ordinance Development Fee Simple Land Easement & Acquisition Wetland Restoration Incentive  Comprehensive Planning for Lakes & Watersheds Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Control Grants: OAquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Control Large Scale OSmall Scale OEarly Detection & Response Section 2b: Applicant Information Project Title Lincoln County Culvert Inventory Phase 1 Applicant Name (Organization) Lincoln County Organization. Address-Where to Send Check 801 N. Sales St. Suite 103 Authorized Representative (AR) Name Mike Huth ARI Phone Number (include area code) (715)539-1089 Contact Representative (CR) Name (if different from AR) Tom Boisvert CR Phone Number (include area code) (715)539-1054  Note: For Clean Boats, Clean Waters Grants use Form 8700-337 Lake Monitoring and Protection Network use Form 8700-284L  Organization Type County  City Merrill AR Title Land Services Administrator AR E-mail Address mikc.huthacolmcolnwin CRTitle Conservation Program Manager CRI E-mail Address thomas.boisvert@co.lincoln.wius  State ZIP Code WI 54452  Ext.  Ext.  Has your organization been approved as an eligible applicant withint the past 10 years?  Not applicable. (ex. Counties, Local Units of Government, Lake Districts, Town Sanitary Districts, Tribes, or Accredited universities.) No. Submit Form 8700-380 and required supporting documentation toy your Environmental Grants Specialist 61 months prior to the grant application deadline. Your organization must be deemed eligible prior to the grant application deadline.  Yes  Section3: Projectinformation: Pre-application Scoping Meeting Wisconsin DNR Staff Name(s) Aaron Marti - WDNR Streams Biologist Aaron Marti - WDNR Streams Biologist  Date 08/12/2024    Surface Water Grant Application  Form8 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 3of12  Proposed Start Date Proposed Endl Date March 15 2025 December: 31 2025 (Start Date) (Year) (End Date) (Year) Ist there No. of Public No. of Public' Vehicle-  Waterbody Name(s)  Waterbody ID(s) Lake Acreage public Access Sites Incl. Trailer Parking Look it up here! (WBIC) (if applicable) access? Boat Launches & Spaces Available at  walk-ins OYes ONo  Public Access Sites  Project to bei implemented on state land  Regional project serving multiple waterbodies  County(ies) Lincoln State Senate DistrictNo.(s)  State Assembly District No.(s)  12  35  Project location. Ifapplicable, include a location for each practice (ex. filter  Quarter- Quarter Quarter Section (N)  Township Range EorW  strip, shoreline restoration, etc.) Laboratory Analysis  N  OEOW  Does this project include Laboratory sample analysis (if applicable)? O Yes ON No Ifyes, then complete Form 8700-360 and indicate the lab service provider:  State Lab of Hygiene Other: Permitting Permit Name  Are state, local and/or federal permits required for this project?  Yes e) No Unknown  Agency  Status (i.e., to be submitted, Agency Contact  submitted, approved)  Section 4: External Financial Support  List organizations (e.g., school, town, county, nonprofit organization, etc.) other than the applicant and their subcontractors that are providing financial support int the project. Identify the type of financial support (cash, volunteer hours, equipment, etc) and attach a copy ofthe organizations letter off financial commitment. Do not list Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources funds or resources.  Organization Name  Type of Support  Amount of Support $2,000.00 $254.60 $75.00 $75.00 $150.00  Trout Unlimited- WI River Valley Chap. Trout Unlimited. WI State Chap. Lincoln Co. Highway Dept. Lincoln Co. Forestry Dept. WIDATCP  Cash  Volunteer Hours (Professional Rate) Volunteer Hours ($15/Hour Vol. Rate) Volunteer Hours ($15/Hour Vol. Rate) Volunteer Hours (Professional Rate)    Surface Water Grant Application Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 4of12 is related Admin. Subtotal Cost?  Section 5. Project Budget  Part A. Provide a detailed budget of eligible costs including all wages, services, supplies and equipment necessary to accomplish the project.  item, the activities  related toi in Section 8 of the application, the budget category it best fits, number of units (e.g. hours, plants, square feet, days, miles) and unit cost. Liste each Note whether the item itis  to administration of the project. See guidance for more information.  Activity in Section 8 (ex.1 1.a.)  Cash or Donation/ cash cash  #of Unit Match Unit Units Cost N/A  Item Description  Budget Category Consulants/Contractual Travel Personnel Personnel Equipment Personnel Personnel Personnel Personnel  Culvert Inventory Oneida Co. Staffing Expenses 2. Culvert Inventory Oneida Co. Mileage 3. Report Finalization 4. GIS Mapping Services Oneida Co. Equipment Trout Unlimited WI River Valley Chap. /. Trout Unlimited- WI River State Chap. 3. Lincoln Co. Highway Department 9. Lincoln Co. Forestry Department 10. WIDATCP  $ 7,600.000 $ 7,600.00 K Miles 3,600 $ 0.670 $ 2,412.00  donation Hours 80 $ 39.630 $ 3,170.40 donation Hours 20 $ 39.630 $ donation N/A 1 $ 1,000.000 $ 1,000.00 donation Hours 5 $ 50.920 $ 254.60 donation Hours 5 $ 15.000 $ donation Hours 5 $ 15.000 $ donation Hours 5 $ 30.000 $  792.60  Supplies & Operating Expenses donation N/A 1 $ 2,000.000 $ 2,000.00  75.00 75.00 150.00  Subtotal$ 17,529.60 Total Project Cost Estimatels 17,529.60 Eligible State Share/$ 10,000.00 Grant Award Request$ 10,000.00  State Share Requested cannot exceed Cash Cost Subtotal  Part B - Cost Estimate Summary. Summary of all costs from PartA.  Cost Category  A. Cash Costs B. Donated Value  1. Personnel 2. Employee Benefits 3. Travel 4. Equipment 5. Supplies & Operating Expenses 6.Consulant/Contractual 7. Construction 8. Other (ex. Acquisition)  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Subtotals $  $ $ 2,412.00 $ $ $ 7,600.00 $ $ $ 10,012.00 $ 17,529.60 10,000.00 7,529.60  4,517.60  1,000.00 2,000.00  7,517.60  Total Project Cost Estimate $ Grant Award Requests Grantee Share/s  Grantee Share Percent: 43%    Surface Water Grant Application Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 5of1 12 more than $5000 by the grantee if  Part C- Cost Containment and Professional Service Agreements.  lacknowledge that a professional service agreement is required ift the grantee subcontracts or hires an agent to undertake any portion of this of grant funding prior to the commencement of any contracted work. (Does not apply to counties, cities, towns, villages or Wisconsin tribes). project requiring lacknowledge that cost containment measures must be implemented per NR 193.08 for all capital assets and any supply, service or equipment item purchased  the cost exceeds $2,500. Oneida Co. Contractual  Budget Items > $2,500  Cost-Containment Methods Alternative Measures/Other  Description of Method  Government agency with proven experience.    Surface Water Grant Application  Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 6of12  Section 6: Attachments (Checkallhatare included) Authorizing resolution (required). Current W-9 (required)  Letters of financial support specifying cash or donated value.  Map of projecti location, public access, public land and other use and access features (required).  Section7: Certification  Signature: Mike Huth  Date Signed    Surface Water Grant Application Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 7of12  NOTE: Section 8 has a 10 page limit. Additional pages will not be considered.  Section 8: Project Description A. Brief Project Summary (2-3 sentences)  Provide a short description oft the overarching goals of the project and/or work that will be completed during the grant period. This may be The project will assess and prioritize 244 stream crossings throughout 81 townships in Lincoln County. Crossings will bej prioritized using methodology from the Great Lakes Stream Crossing Inventory protocols. From this, the County will provide townships information on how to build more resilient and eco-friendly stream crossings. The County will provide design and financial assistance to townships participating in the Soil & Water Resource Management  usedi inp program promotional materials ift the granti is awarded.  (SWRM) Program to improve priority sites. B. Project Area and Public Access/Use  Describe where the projecti is located, including information on the waterbody or community served. For projects addressing waterbodies or watersheds, include physical characteristics likes size, depth, hydrological type and land use. Describe public use and access features. For Lincoln County has 16 towns and 2 cities within its borders. The two cities, Merrill and Tomahawk, are both situated along the Wisconsin River and its flowages. Unincorporated areas include Tripoli, Spirit Falls, Bradley, Harrison, Jeffries, Irma, Doering, Bloomville, Gleason, and] Dudley. The northern two-thirds of the County is predominantly forested, including 100,843 acres of County Forest, while the southern third features mixed agricultural use. This project will take place in the Towns of Birch, Harrison, King, Merrill, Pine River, Russell, Schley, and Skanawan. Thej project encompasses the watersheds of: Lake Mohawksin (WI River), Lake Alexander (WII River), Lincoln County boasts abundant water resources, including 729 lakes covering 15,585 acres and 246: streams totaling 668 miles, of which 395 miles are designated as trout waters. The County is home to 3 outstanding waters and 39 exceptional waters, along with 61 brook trout reserve basins identified by the WDNR. Brook trout reserve basins within the County include waters of the Prairie River, Center Fork of thel New Wood River, East Fork of the New Wood River, Krueger Creek, Shae Creek, Little Pine Creek, Green Meadow Creek, Marheime Creek, Spirit River, Big Cain Creek, and Little Cain Creek. Additionally, the WDNR's Healthy Watersheds, High Quality Waters (HWHQW) initiative reports that 35 watersheds in) Lincoln County are among the top 30% healthiest ini the State. There are 84 public water access points in the County, including 14 designated for trout anglers within the 1,840-acre Prairie River fishery area managed by the WDNR. This river is known for its thriving trout fishery and has ar rich local  AIS projects, also briefly describe how the site and project will address priorities for AIS prevention.  Prairie River, Pine River, Eau Claire Flowage (WII River), and the Trappe River.  history, with Gleason declared as the "Trout Fishing Capital of the World."  C. Problem Statement  Provide a clear and concise description oft the problem that this project will address. What is the purpose oft the project? Climate change is having a significant impact on Wisconsin, and weather variability is a concerning issue. Notably, the winter of2023/20241 marked the first time on record that snowmobile trails in) Northern Wisconsin remained closed due to insufficient snowfall. In stark contrast, the spring and summer of 2024 brought frequent, heavy rain events, leading to severe flooding inj many communities. This deluge overwhelmed stormwater systems, caused dam failures, and resulted in: significant infrastructure damage, with Lincoln County facing frequent road closures to The contrasting weather patterns of2023 and 2024 have highlighted the critical impact ofinadequate culvert crossings on our local waterways. During the 2023 drought, perched inlets on culverts restricted water flow, leading to sections oft the Little Hay Meadow, a Class 2 trout stream, drying up. This raised concerns within our Department about the Conversely, the intense rainfall in 2024 has exposed issues with many culvert crossings, revealing that they are often undersized, deteriorating, ori improperly positioned. The need for emergency replacements has underscored the importance of considering the sizing, elevation, and orientation oft these structures, which can be overlooked in urgent Recognizing these challenges, our Department aims to shift from a reactive to aj proactive approach. We intend to collaborate with local municipalities to develop comprehensive plans for culvert replacements and upgrades. By  replace failed culvert crossings.  number of similar problematic crossings throughout the County.  situations.    Surface Water Grant Application  Form8 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 8of12  assessing the current state of our culvert infrastructure, identifying vulnerabilities, and prioritizing strategic replacements, we can better prepare for future weather events. This forward-thinking approach willl helps safeguard our waterways, enhance community resilience, and ensure that ouri infrastructure can withstand thei impacts ofac changing  climate. D. Phased Projects:  Ist this project being completed in Phases?  Yes ONo  Ifyes, briefly explain wheret this phase fits into the whole project including the work done previously and expected work ini future phases. Our Department has determined that three project phases will be needed to assess the entirety ofLincoln County's culvert crossings. Utilizing the WDNR's Surface Water Data Viewer (SWDV), our Department has identified 573 crossings throughout the County. All anticipated culvert crossings onj perennial andi intermittent streams have been Phase 1 is planned to assess 244 culvert crossings within the Townships of Birch, Harrison, King, Merrill, Pine River, Russell, Schley, and Skanawan. This phase encompasses the watersheds ofLakel Mohawksin (WI River), Lake Alexander (WII River), Prairie River, Pine River, Eau Claire Flowage (WII River), and the Trappe River. Phase 2i is planned to assess 162 culvert crossings. The Townships of] Bradley, Rock Falls, Scott, Somo, and Wilson will total 150 crossings. An additional 12 crossings within the Cities of Tomahawk and Merrill will also bei included within this phase. This phase encompasses the watersheds oft the Lower Tomahawk River, Lake Mohawksin (WI River), Lake Alexander (WII River), Prairie River, Somo River, and) Eau Claire Flowage (WIRiver). Phase 3i is planned to assess 167 crossings within the Townships of fTomahawk, Corning, and Harding. This phase encompasses the watersheds of the Spirit River, New Wood River, Copper River, and Wood Creek/Big Rib River.  identified. Bridges are: not planned tol be assessed during this project.  E.F Project Description and' Timeline 1. Goals and Objectives  Collect comprehensive: field data at stream crossings within the Townships of Birch, Harrison, King, Merrill, Pine  River, Russell, Schley, and Skanawan.  1.a. Activity  Collect stream crossing information during the summer field season May-September).  Method and Data Collected Inventory Instructions".  Contracted staff will collect data on the crossing type, structure condition, road condition, and stream information at each crossing. All data will be collected using the 2020' "Great Lakes Stream Crossing To: slow the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS), contracted staff will take AIS into consideration during all stages of the project including: field work, planning, and cleanup. Gear willl be cleaned, 1. Stream crossing data willl be entered into the Great Lakes Stream Crossing Inventory hub. 2. Stream crossing data can be viewed spatially on the Great Lakes Stream Crossing Viewer.  drained, dried, and disinfected appropriately between each sampling site.  Deliverable and Outcomes  2. Goals and Objectives  Analyze and interpret collected stream crossing field data.    Surface Water Grant Application Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 9of1 12  2.a. Activity  Identify crossings with barriers, soil erosion, and/or lack of structural integrity. Tol be completed after all  crossings have been assessed (October-December).  Method and Data Collected  Data will be analyzed using the Great Lakes Stream Crossing Inventory Hub. Stream constriction, erosion, fish passability, and culvert condition will be calculated for each stream crossing.  Deliverable and Outcomes  1.All data will be summarized in a final report, and when appropriate, converted into graphs or figures. 2. The final report will be posted on thel Lincoln County Land Services Department website.  3. The final report will be shared directly with all interested parties.  2.b. Activity  Prioritize stream crossings. To be completed after all crossings have been assessed October-December).  Method and Data Collected  Using data collected on stream constriction, volume of erosion, and fish passability, the Lincoln County  Land Services Department will prioritize culverts that need replacing.  Deliverable and Outcomes 1. Stream crossings prioritized.  2. Priority sites willl bei illustrated on maps available toi interested parties. 3.A shapefile (.shp) containing priority sites will be available for GIS capabilities. 4.7 The shapefile willl be compatible with the WDNR's Surface Water Data Viewer (SWDV).  3. Goals and Objectives contractors, and private citizens.  Foster cooperation, coordination, and communication among, government: agencies, non-profit organizations,  3.a. Activity  Create final report and share project October-December).  Method and Data Collected  Create ai final report that will include the goals, methods, and results oft thej project. The final report will include 8 Town summaries which can be easily shared with responsible parties. Town summaries will be concise, colorful, easy to understand, and most importantly show how concerns can be corrected. 1.Completed final report willl be available on the Lincoln County Land Services Department website.  Deliverable and Outcomes 2. 81 town summaries.  3. Write one newspaper article that details the findings ofthe project. 4. Share project to all media sources (print, radio, TV). Hold one stream crossing workshop (October-December).  3.b. Activity    Surface Water Grant Application Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 10of12  Method and Data Collected  The workshop will announce the project results, and provide information to participants on how tol build more resilient and rvironmentaly-friendly stream crossings.. Alli interested parties willl bei invited to this Trout Unlimited and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) staff will both be present at this workshop to discuss proper culvert placement, construction practices, and potential cost-sharing opportunities. The WDNR Environmental Analysis Program will be invited toj participate and offer input at this event in regards toj permitting new/modified culvert crossings.  event.  Deliverable and Outcomes 1.Sign-in/tendance: sheets. 2. PowerPoint Presentation(s). 3. Photos. 3.c. Activity  4. Evaluation Forms, which will gauge if the workshop successfully provided information.  Create 'shovel-ready" projects from the results oft thej project.  Method and Data Collected  Thel Lincoln County Land Services Department willl begin conversations with Towns that have culverts recognized as' "high priority" from the results ofthis project. Our Department will provide interested Towns technical support to design appropriate culvert crossings. The Wisconsin) Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) will assist Lincoln County in this process. Financial support from the Soil and Water Resource Management (SWRM) Program willl be available to Towns wishing to receive financial assistance to replace priority culvert crossings, as funds are available. Ifcost-share funding from the SWRM Program is not available, our Department is able to assist Towns  ina applying for other grant opportunities. Deliverable and Outcomes 1.Culvert design plans. 2. Town(s) enrolled in SWRM Program. 3. Grant applications. F. Complementary Management  Describe how the project complements otherr management efforts. Is the project actively engaged with efforts connected tob but different from the grantees own? Consider connections to County Land and' Water Resources Management Plans, Total Maximum Daily Load  (TMDL) implementation plans, 9key element plans or otherp prevention ori implementation efforts. Lincoln County Land & Water Resource Management Plan: Goal 2. Protect and improve groundwater quality and surface water quality. Anticipated outcome: Reduced: soil erosion andl less nutrient loading of waterbodies. Objective 1- Promote best management practices to restore and maintain riparian habitat. Objective 2- Promote shoreland stewardship. Objective 5- Control soil erosion. Creek, and Coffee Creek.  Lincoln County coordinates a Water Action Volunteers (WAVprogram. County staff and volunteers have completed monitoring at various sites including: Muskellunge Creek, Prairie River (multiple locations), Pine River, Armstrong  Excerpts from the WDNR Trout Management Plan:  Action 1.1.A.5. Prioritize future habitat work in areas that will be more resilient to climate change. Action 1.1.B.3. Continue to replace, repair, and remove road-stream crossings that are impacting habitat and stream Strategy 1.1.E. Evaluate and improve stream connectivity at road crossings, dams and other structures.  connectivity.    Surface Water Grant Application  Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 11 of12  Action 1.1.E1. Prioritize culverts in need of replacement or repair. Action 1.1.E.3. Collaborate with partners toi identify and replace culverts. Action 2.1.B.2. Identify and develop Brook Trout reserves for protection and management.  "One of the most important habitat improvements on many streams in the Northern Lakes and Forests is restoring stream connectivity. Many northern stream reaches do not contain all the necessary habitat for all life stages oft trout and seasonal migration is very important to maintaining healthy trout populations. For example, adults often migrate to small tributaries tos spawn and then migrate tol larger downstream locations to overwinter. To improve migration the primary technique is replacement of culverts with ones that are adequately sized and set at aj proper depth. Improperly placed culverts are often perched or set incorrectly leading to velocity barriers, depth issues, or ponding issues that  impede fishj passage." G. External Support implementation.  Describe collaboration with other organizations that willl be providing financial or other support along with the expected benefits of collaboration. Document support with letters and submit with this application. Be sure tol highlight support from partners thata are critical to The following entities have provided letters of support, and are committed to attending as stream crossing workshop: Lincoln County Highway Department, Lincoln County Forestry Department, Trout Unlimited (State Chapter), and the The Wisconsin River Valley Trout Unlimited Chapter has provided a letter of support detailing a cash donation of Local WDNR Environmental Analysis staff have provided a strong letter of support for this project, and are prepared Provide reasoning for why the projecti is appropriate and necessary. Include information on how the project was scaled and scoped to effectively address the management challenge. Make a case for why the work is unique and necessary, especially when therei is any This project will enable Lincoln County to initiate a comprehensive assessment of culvert crossings throughout our landscape, highlighting the critical importance of sound, local infrastructure. By systematically evaluating these crossings and sharing the findings with our Towns, Cities, and Highway Department, we: aim toi foster collaboration The project will prioritize culverts based on their condition and impact on local ecosystems, ensuring that stakeholders are equipped with the necessary tools and resources to design andi implement more resilient and environmentally friendly stream crossings. This proactive approach will not only enhance the functionality of our transportation network but also safeguard vital aquatic habitats. Additionally, the project will create pathways for cost-sharing opportunities to replace and/or repair high-priority culverts, promoting financial sustainability and efficient resource Investing in robust infrastructure is essential for preventing environmental degradation, reducing public safety risks, and enhancing community resilience. Our Department believes that this project is crucial for sustaining both our local infrastructure and the health of our waterways. Ultimately, this initiative will ensure a: safer, more resilient future for our communities, while also contributing to the preservation of our natural resources for generations to come.  Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP).  $2,0001 to be used towards this project.  to assist our local municipalities ini implementing the results.  H. Appropriateness and Need  duplication of work occurring! less than 5y years ago.  andi informed decision-making that directly benefits our communities.  allocation.  Other  2024 Lincoln County Highway Department Notices (sample):  "Lincoln County Highway Interim Commissioner, Jason Lemmer, advises that Tug Lake Road between Woodenware Road and Resort Lane, in the Town of Rock Falls, will be closed starting May 6th from 8 am 4 pm for culvert "Lincoln County Interim Highway Commissioner, Jason Lemmer, advises that County Road' T, in the Town of Somo, between STH 86 and Wery Dr. will be closed from Saturday, June 22 starting at 7:30 pm until further notice.  replacement."    Surface Water Grant Application Form 8700-284 (R08/15/23)  Page 120 of12  Excessive rainfall has caused major concerns and a culvert crossing has been compromised."  "Lincoln County Highway Interim Commissioner, Jason Lemmer, advises that the following roads are closed until further notice: Jane Spur Road between County Line Road and Schielke Road, in the' Town of Schley, is closed due to excessive rainfall that has caused major concerns at the bridge. Schielke Road between CTH. Ja and Vacheau Road, in the Town of Schley, is closed due to excessive: rainfall that has caused major concerns at two culvert crossings. CTH XI between CTHC& Sharptail Drive, in the Town of Schley, is closed due to excessive rainfall that has caused major "Lincoln County Interim Highway Commissioner, Jason Lemmer, advises that County Road T, will be closed Today, July 17,2024 starting at' 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Town of Somo, 1.2 miles North of STH 86. Due to culvert "Lincoln County Highway Commissioner, Jason Lemmer, advises that Thiel Drive, int the Town ofl Merrill, 100 feet North of Sunset Drive willl be closed Monday, September9 9, 2024, starting at 7:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. for culvert "Lincoln County Highway Commissioner, Jason Lemmer, advises that: Old USH 8, in the Town of Wilson, between USH 8 and. Jones Road willl be closed September 4, 2024 to September 5, 2024, until 5:00 p.m. for Culvert  concerns at the bridge." replacement." replacement."  Replacement. Road will be closed overnight."    Lincoln County Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civilt Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State! Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads Countyl HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  11.1  5.54  11.1 Miles  Notes  1:351,015  Bridges are not going to be assessedi for aquatic organism passage. Only culverts  NAD_1983 HARN_ Wisconsin_ TM  DISCLAIMER: Their informations showno ont theser maps hasb beeno obtained fromv variouss sources, anda are of varyinga age, reliability andr resolution. These onp public roadways willb bea assessed.  maps are noti intendedt tot be usedf forr navigation, nora aret theser maps ana authoritative source ofi information aboutl legall lando ownership orp publica access. Nowarranty, expressedo orii implied,i isn mader regardinga accuracy, applicabilityf fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality ofthei information depictedon  thism map. Forn morei information, seet the DNRL Legal Noticesy webp page: httpilidnr. wi.g gov/legal    Town of Birch Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0N Miles  Thei informations shown ont theser maps has been obtainedf fromy various sources, and areofv varyinga age, reliability andr resolution. These maps arer noti intendedt tobe Bridges are not going to be assessed usedf for navigation, nor aret theser maps ana authoritative: source ofi informationa about legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownership or public access. Nov warranty, expressedo or implied, isr made regardinga accuracy, culverts on publicr roadways will be applicability fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality of thei information depicted onthis assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRL Legal Notices webp page: http:lldnr. wi. gov/legall  MO,BMALMECRINA    Town of Bradley Culvert Stream Crossings  Oneidu  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstatel Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads Countyl HWY Local Road Railroads Triball Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  3.0  0  1.50  3.0 Miles  Notes  1:95,040  NAD_1 1983_ HARN_ Wisconsin_ TM  Bridges are notg going tol be assessedf for aquatico organism passage. Only culverts  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations shown ont theser maps hasb beenc obtainedf fromv variouss sources, anda are ofv varying age, reliability andr resolution. These onp public roadways will bea assessed.  mapsa aren noti intendedto tobe usedf forr navigation, nora aret theser maps an authoritative: source ofinformation: aboutl legall lando ownership or publica access. Nowarranty, expressed ori implied, isn mader regardinga accuracy, applicabilityf foraparticular use, completeness, orl legality oftheir informationo depictedon  thismap. Forr morei information, seet theD DNRL Legal Noticesv webp page: http:Idnr. wi. gov/legal/    City of Merrill Culvert Stream crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Notes  1.5  0  0.75 1:47,520  1.5Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei information shown ont theser maps hasb beenc obtained fromy various sources, anda areofv varying age, reliability andr resolution. These maps are not intendedt tobe Bridges are not going to be assessed usedf for navigation, nor aret these maps ana authoritative: source ofi informationa abouti legal land fora aquatic organism passage. Only ownershipor public access. Nov warranty, expressedo or implied, isr made regarding accuracy, culverts on public roadways will be applicability for: aparticular use, completeness, or legality oft thei information depicted ont this assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRL Legal Noticesv webp page: htp.ldn.wigowlegal  MO,RMALMARN    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads Countyk HWY Local Road Railroads Triball Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  City of Tomahawk Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes Bridges are notg to be assessed going  1.0.  0  0.50 1:31,680  1.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei information: showno ont theser maps has been obtainedf fromy various sources, and areofv varying: age, reliability andr resolution. These maps arer notir intendedt tobe usedf forr navigation, nora are theser maps ana authoritative: source ofi informationa about! legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownershipo or publica access. Nov warranty, expressedo ori implied, isr made regarding accuracy, culverts on public roadways will be applicability for: aparticular use, completeness, orl legality ofthei information depicted onthis assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRI Legal Notices web page: http:lidnr.v .wi. .govllegall  MOBMRLMICNINA    Town of Corning Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village CivilT Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstatel Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads Countyl HWY Local Road Railroads 3 Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  5.5  0  2.77  5.5 Miles  Notes  1:175,508  Bridges arer notg going tob be assessedi for aquatic organism passage. Only culverts  NAD_1983 HARN_ Wisconsin_TM  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations shown ont theser mapsH hast been obtainedf fromv various sources, anda arec ofvarying age, reliability andr resolution. These onp publicr roadways willl bea assessed.  mapsa aren noti intendedt to be usedf forr navigation, nor aret theser maps an thismap. Forr moreir information, seet theD DNRI Legal Noticesy webp page: http:lIdnr. wi.g govlegal/  source ofinformations about! legall landio ownership or public access.  Nowarranty, expressedo ori implied, isr mader regarding accuracy, applicability forap particular use, completeness, or legality ofthei informationo depictedon    Town of Harding Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civill Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstateh Highway State! Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads Countyh HWY LocalF Road Railroads 3 Triball Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  3.0  0  1.50  3.0 Miles  Notes  1:95,040  NAD_1 1983_ HARN_ Wisconsin_ TM  Bridges are notg goingt tol be assessedf for aquatico organism passage. Only culverts  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations showno ont theser maps has been obtainedf fromy variouss sources, anda are ofv varyinga age, reliability andn resolution. These onp publicr roadways will bea assessed.  maps aren notir intendedt tob be used forr navigation, nora aret theser maps an thism map. Forn morei information, seet theD DNRI Legal Noticesy webp page: http:lIdnr. wi.g gov/legal  sourced ofinformation: aboutl legall lando ownershipo or publica access.  Now warranty, expressed ori implied, isr mader regarding accuracy, applicability fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality ofthei informationo depictedon    Town of Harrison Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads Countyl HWY LocalF Road Railroads 3 Triball Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  3.0  0  1.50  3.0 Miles  Notes  1:95,040  NAD_1983_ HARN_ Wisconsin_ TM  Bridges are notg goingt to be assessedf for aquatico organism passage. Only culverts  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations showno ont theser maps has beend obtainedf fromy various sources, anda are ofv varying age, reliability andn resolution. These onp publicr roadways willl bea assessed.  maps aren noti intendedt tob be used forr navigation, nora aret theser maps ana thism map. Forr morei information, seet theD DNRI Legal Noticesy webp page: http:/ldnr. wi.g gov/legal/  sourcec ofinformation: aboutl legall land ownership or publica access.  Now warranty, expressedo ori implied, isn mader regarding accuracy, applicabilityf fora particular use, completeness, orl legality oftheir information depictedon    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Triball Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Town of King Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes Bridges arer not going to be assessed  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.01 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei  shown ont these maps has been obtained from various  sources, and areofy varyinga age, reliability andr resolution." These maps arer not intendedtobe used for navigation, nora aret these maps an authoritatives source ofi information about legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownership or public açcess. Nov warranty, expressedo ori implied, is mader regarding accuracy, culverts on public roadways will be applicability forap particular use, completeness, orl legality oft thei information depictedo onthis assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRI Legal Noticesv webp page: http:lldnr. wi.gov/legal  M,BMARLMECMIN    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Town of Pine River Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes Bridges arer not  3.0  0  1.50 1:95,040  3.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations shown on theser maps! has been obtained fromy various sources, and arec of varying age, reliability andr resolution. Theser maps arer noti intendedt tobe usedf for navigation, nora aret these maps ana authoritative: source ofi information: aboutl legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownershipor publica access. Nov warranty, expressed ori implied, is made regarding accuracy, culverts on publicr roadways will be applicabilityt for aparticular use, completeness, or legality oft thei information depicted ont this assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNR Legal Noticesv webp page: http:lidnr, .wi. -gov/legal/  going to be assessed  MORMRCMONNA    Town of Rock Falls Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream! Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village CivilT Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State! Highway USHighway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Triball Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  3.0  0  1.50  3.0 Miles  Notes  1:95,040  Bridges are notg going tob be assessedf for aquatico organism passage. Only culverts  NAD_1 1983_ HARN_ Wisconsin_ TM  DISCLAIMER: Their informations showno ont theser maps has been obtainedf fromy variouss sources, anda are ofv varyinga age, reliabilitya andr resolution.1 These onp publicr roadways willl bea assessed.  maps aren notir intendedt tob be usedf forr navigation, nora aret theser maps an authoritative: sourcec ofinformation: aboutl legall landio ownership or publica access. Now warranty, expressed ori implied, isn mader regardinga accuracy, applicabilityt fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality oftheir informationo depictedon  thisn map. Forn morei information, seet theD DNRI Legal Noticesy webp page: http:lldnr. wi. govlegal    Town of Russell Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstatel Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Triball Lands  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei information shown ont theser maps! has been obtained from various sources, anda areofy varyinga age, reliability andr resolution." These maps arer not intendedtobe Bridges are not going to be assessed usedf for navigation, nora are these maps an authoritatives source ofi information: about legall land for aquatic organism passage.. Only ownershipo or public access. Nov warranty, expressed ori implied, is made regarding accuracy, culverts on public roadways will be applicability forap particular use, completeness, orl legality ofthei information depicted ont this assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRL Legal Notices webp page: http:lidnr. wi. govlegal  M,MBMARLMECRIN    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstatel Highway State! Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Town of Schley Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations shown ont these maps! has been obtained fromy various applicabilityt fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality oft thei information depicted ont this map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRI Legal Notices webp page: http:lIdnr. wi. gov/legall  sources, anda areofv varying age, reliability andr resolution. Theser maps are noti intendedtobe Bridges are not going tob be assessed used for navigation, nor aret theser maps an authoritative: source ofin informationa aboutlegall land fora aquatic organism passage. Only  ownership orp public access. Nov warranty,  implied, isr made regarding accuracy, culverts on publicr roadways will be  MORMALMsnM    Town of Scott Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations shown ont theser maps! has been obtainedf from various sources, and areofv varying age, reliability andr resolution.1 Theser maps arer noti intendedt tobe Bridges are not going to be assessed usedf for navigation, nora aret theser maps ana authoritatives source ofi informationa about! legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownershipor publica access. Nov warranty, expressedo ori implied, is made regarding accuracy, culverts on public roadways will be applicability fora aparticular use, completeness, or legality ofthei information depicted ont this assessed. map. Forr more information, seet the! DNRI Legal Notices webp page: http:/Idnr. wi. govlegal/  MO,BMALMsAM    Town of Skanawan Culvert Stream Crossings  Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstatel Highway State! Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations shown ont these maps has been obtained fromy various applicabilityt fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality oft thei information depicted ont this map. Forr morei information, see the DNRI Legal Notices webp page: http:!Idnr.wi. i.gov/legall  sources, anda areofv varyinga age, reliability andr resolution. Theser maps are noti intendedtobe Bridges are not goingt to be assessed usedforr navigation, nor aret theser maps an authoritative: source ofir informationa aboutlegall land fora aquatic organism passage. Only ownership orp public access. No warranty, expressedor implied, isr mader regarding accuracy, culverts onp publicr roadways will be  MOBMARLMECMIM    Legend Trout Stream! Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City. Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands  Town of Somo Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0 Miles  Thei information showno on theser maps has been obtainedf fromy various sources, anda areo of varying: age, reliability: andr resolution. These maps arer noti intendedt tobe Bridges arer not going to be assessed usedf for navigation, nor are theser maps: ana authoritatives source ofi information: aboutlegall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownership or public access. Nov warranty, expressed ori implied, is made regarding accuracy, culverts on publicr roadways will be applicability for a particular use, completeness, orl legality oft thei information depicted on this assessed. map. Forn morei information, seet thet DNRI Legal Notices webp page: http:lIdnr. wi. gov/legall  MOIBMARLMEIMA    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Vilage Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate! Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY LocalF Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Town of Merrill Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes Bridges arer not  3.0  0  1.50 1:95,040  3.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: The information: shown ont theser maps! has been obtained from various sources, and arec of varyinga age, reliability andr resolution." These maps arer noti intendedtobe usedf for navigation, nora are these maps an or public access. No warranty, expressed ori implied, is made regarding accuracy, culverts on public roadways will be applicability forap particular use, completeness, orl legality oft thei information depicted on this assessed. map. Forn morei information, seet the DNRI Legal Notices webp page: httpilidnr. wi. gov/legal  going to be assessed  source ofi information: about! legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only  MORMRLMEcNINA    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate! Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands Rivers and Streams Intermittent Streams Lakes and Open water  Town of Tomahawk Culvert Stream Crossings  Notes are  3.0  0  1.50 1:95,040  3.0 Miles  Thei informations showno ont these maps! has been obtainedf fromy various  sources, anda areofv varyinga age, reliability andr resolution." These maps are noti intendedt tobe Bridges notg going to be assessed usedforr navigation, nora aret theser maps ana authoritative: source ofi informationa about! legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownership orp public access. Nov warranty, expressedori implied, is mader regarding accuracy, culverts on publicr roadways will be applicability fora aparticular use, completeness, orl legality of thei information depicted onthis assessed.  MOHBMRLMAIMA  map. Forr morei  seet the DNRL Legal Notices webp page: http:lldnr. wi. gov/legall    Legend Trout Stream Lines Class1 Class2 Class3 Trout Spring Ponds Class1 Class2 Class3 County Boundary Cities, Towns & Villages City Village Civil Town Municipality State Boundaries County Boundaries Major Roads Interstate Highway State Highway USH Highway County and Local Roads County HWY Local Road Railroads Tribal Lands  Town of Wilson Culvert Stream Crossings  Oneido  Notes  2.0  0  1.00 1:63,360  2.0 Miles  DISCLAIMER: Thei informations showno ont these maps! has beend obtainedf fromy various sources, and: areofv varying: age, reliability andr resolution. These maps arer noti intendedtobe Bridges are notg going to be assessed used forr navigation, nora aret theser maps an authoritative source of informationa aboutl legall land for aquatic organism passage. Only ownershipd or public access. Nov warranty, expressed ori implied, isr made regardinga accuracy, culverts onp public roadways will be applicability for aparticular use, completeness, or legality ofthei information depicted onthis assessed. map. Forr morei information, seet the DNRI Legal Notices webp page: http:lIdnr. wi.gov/legal  MO,BMALMATLM    State of Wisconsin 107 Sutliff Avenue Rhinelander, WI 54501  DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES  Tony Evers, Governor Telephone 608-266-2621 Toll Free 1-888-936-7463  WISCONSIN DEPT.O OFN NATURALF RESOURCES  September 13, 2024  Subject: DNR Environmental Analysis Program Letter of Support for the Proposed Lincoln  County Stream Crossing Inventory To whom it may concern:  On behalf of the DNR Environmental Analysis programlwould like to express our support for Lincoln County's efforts to pursue a stream crossing inventory project. From my experience with the inventory completed in Oneida County, I cannot stress strongly enough how invaluable the data collected has been for both the municipalities and those of us in the various resource agencies tasked with assisting While townships are often not thought of as a river management organization, in many respects they are because oft the frequent intersections of road and streams and the Town's responsibility to maintain these waterway structures. Municipalities face a a chronic challenge dealing with the realities of limited budgets and lack of technical resources. A stream crossing inventory is a critical tool to enable strategic improvements for water quality and and long-term cost saving benefits and provide safe and flood The DNR Environmental Analysis program offers our robust support for a road stream crossing inventory project in Lincoln County and commend the Lincoln County Land & Water Conservation  them with their transportation and road crossing needs.  resilient roadways.  Deparment's interest and dedication in pursuing this endeavor.  Sincerely,  Wandplonnigea Wendy Henniges  Environmental Analysis & Review Specialist  Bureau of Environmental Analysis & Sustainability - External Services Division    TROUT UNLIMITED September 25, 2024  From: Chris Collier, Great Lakes Stream Restoration Manager  Trout Unlimited 17771 NI Kent Street, Suite 100 Arlington, VA 22209  RE: Lincoln County Culvert Inventory Phase 1 Surface Water Planning Grant  To Whom it May Concern;  Please accept this letter as Trout Unlimited's indication of support for Lincoln County's Surface Water Planning Grant application titled. Lincoln County Culvert Inventory. Phase 1. This project will catalyzea county-wide effort to collect data on road-stream crossings to determine where culverts are creating aquatic organism passage (AOP) barriers and increasing flood risks for communities. Collecting this data is ani important step towards a proactive infrastructure management plan that will work to improve Lincoln County aims toj join ai robust effort in Wisconsin, from the Northwoods through the Driftless, focused on getting al better understanding of where undersized and failing culverts are degrading stream and watershed health. The impacts from these crossings jeopardize fish populations, especially for migratory species like brook trout, and threaten community safety and infrastructure by increasing flood risks. Iffunded, this project will allow Lincoln County to join partners including Vilas County, Oneida County, Monroe County, the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, US Fish and Wildlife Service, and Trout Unlimited as groups working to update our understanding of where problem culverts are in Wisconsin. Collecting this data allows state, federal, and local governments, along with landowners and non-profit organization to proactively address culverts impacting our waterways and threatening community safety rather than waiting toi react to failures during flood or high-flow events. In support oft the County' 's project idea, Trout Unlimited has agreed to participate in a workshop to be held at the completion oft the proposed Phase 1 project. This workshopi isi intended tol bring locall leaders together to show them the data collected and where problem crossings are in their communities. We will alsoj provide detailed examples of how to design, fund, and implement projects to create fish friendly and We arel happy to: submit this letter of support for the County's application. Should youl have any questions orr require further information, please do not hesitate to contact me at chris.colierQtu.org or by phone at  watershed health and create resilient communities.  floodi resilient crossings. (419),296-4390. Sincerely, Chaistophe Collier Christopher Collier Great Lakes Stream Restoration Manager  1777 N. Kent Street, Suite 100, Arlington, VA222091 www.tu.org    87  LINCOLN COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Jason Lemmer - Highway Commissioner 100 Cooper Street Merrill, WI 54452 Tel.(715)539-2500  Re: Potential Culvert Inventory Project To whom this may concern,  September 23",2024  On behalf ofthe Lincoln County Highway Department, Ia am pleased to express our strong support for the grant application submitted by the Lincoln County Land Services Department. This grant aims to evaluate stream Culverts are essential to our transportation infrastructure, as they manage water flow and help prevent road erosion. This assessment will enable us to identify culverts that may be outdated, failing, or not functioning as intended. Beyond improving our own infrastructure, this initiative will greatly enhance our ability to assist local townships with their culvert replacement projects. The data and insights from these evaluations will provide us with the necessary information to offer targeted support and guidance, ensuring that replacement efforts are We fully support this grant application and the objectives it seeks to achieve. We are confident that the project will bring significant benefits to both our local community and the environment. Additionally, we look forward to participating in a workshop to review the assessment results and receive advice on installing  crossings on publicly owned roadways within our County.  based on the most current and comprehensive data available.  nvronmentaly-fnendly stream crossings. Thank you for considering our support.  Sincerely, e Sms Jason Lemmer Highway Commissioner Lincoln County Highway Department ason.Lemmer@co.lincoln.wis 715-539-2500  WHERE THE NORTHWOODS START AND YOUR ADVENTURE BEGINS!  AA    LINCOLN COUNTY FORESTRY, LAND, AND PARKS DEPARTMENT Dean Bowe - County Forest Administrator 801 North Sales Street, Suite 106: Merrill, WI54452  Tel.(715)539-1034  Re: Potential Culvert Inventory Project To whom this may concern,  September 10*,2024  Iam writing on behalf of the Lincoln County Forestry, Land, and Parks Department to express our support for the grant application submitted by the Lincoln County Land Services Department. This strong Our department is dedicated to the sustainable management and conservation of our natural resources. Properly functioning culverts are crucial for managing water flow, preventing erosion, and safeguarding both our Our forestry road network is vital for forest management, emergency services access, and providing recreational opportunities for our community. However, aging or inadequate culverts can lead to severe environmental and infrastructural issues, including erosion, sedimentation, and damage to aquatic habitats. The proposed project will enable us to identify and prioritize culverts in need of replacement, helping us address these issues grant proactively and ensure the long-term sustainability ofboth our infrastructure and natural environments. We fully support this grant application and endorse the initiative wholeheartedly. We are confident that the project will bring significant benefits to our local community and the broader environment. Additionally, we are interested in participating in a workshop that reviews the assessment results and provides guidance on the  aimed at assessing stream crossings on publicly owned roadways within our County.  grant is  roadways and the surrounding ecosystems.  installation ofemviromental-fimdly, stream crossings. Thank you for considering our support.  Dean Bowe Zhi County Forest Administrator Damowcecalmonviws 715-539-1034  Lincoln County Forestry, Land and Parks Department  WHERE THE NORTHWOODS START AND YOUR ADVENTURE BEGINS!    meida COUNTY Oneida County Courthouse POBox 400 Rhinelander, Wisconsin 54501 Phone (715)3 369-7835 Fax (715)369-6268 www.oclw.org  Karl. Jennrich Department Head Stephanie. Boismenue AIS Coordinator  Michele Sadauskas County Conservationis! Jonna Stephens. Jewell Office Assistant  October 1, 2024 Mr. Scott Van Egeren 107 Sutliff Avenue Rhinelander, WI 54501 Dear Mr. Van Egeren,  Water Resources Management Specialist Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources  This letter is to express support from the Oneida County Land & Water Conservation Department (LWCD) for the grant submission from Lincoln County Land Services entitled Our Department is excited to support Lincoln County's efforts toi identify and prioritize stream crossings within their county. This project will provide towns the ability to strategically replace stream crossings and more importantly, instruct towns on how changing installation practices LWCD completed a similar 3-year stream crossing assessment project in 2023. That project was instrumental in initiating and building partnerships between towns, the County Highway Dept., USFS staff, and our local DNR Environmental Analysis Review Specialist, Wendy Henniges. Moreover, LWCD has submitted a DNR surface water grant this Fall, which if awarded will support a pilot project installing al bankfull width culvert ini the Town of Newbold. The bankfull width culvert proposal could not have been developed without the initial stream assessment In support of Lincoln County's project, Oneida County Land & Water Conservation will provide:  'Lincoln County Culvert Inventory Phase 1.  will create more resilient and environmentaly-fnendly stream crossings.  project that LWCD began in 2021.  Equipment needed to assess stream crossings. This will consist of a flow meter, tablet,  laser level, and rangefinder. Estimated donation $1000.  Contractual services for this project.  1    By working cooperatively with Lincoln County, we can better protect and enhance wetlands and  surface water quality in both Lincoln and Oneida County.  We look forward to this partnership!  Thank you,  Michili  Michele Sadauskas, County Conservationist Oneida County Land and Water Conservation Department  2    Committee: Land Services Committee Meeting Date: 10/10/2024  Committee Action Report  TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT:  Land Services Committee  Mike Huth, Zoning Program Manager - Land Services Administrator  Tom Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager Farmland Preservation Planning Grant Application  10/10/2024  Wisconsin's Farmland Preservation Program helps farmers and local governments preserve farmland, protect soila andw water, and minimize land use conflicts. Through participation int the program, Counties develop farmland preservation plans, local governments can develop farmland preservation zoning districts, landowners and local governments can work together to form Agricultural Enterprise Areas, andI landowners meeting soil and water conservation standards are eligiblet to claim at tax County farmland preservation plans highlightt trends andr resources related toa agriculture, document policies and goals related to farmland protection, and identify lands that will remain in agricultural use for the foreseeable future. Counties with agriculturallandscant useaf farmland preservation plani to guide conservation and preservation efforts int the county. Thisp plan also acts as the foundation for other aspects of the farmland preservation program including certified zoning, agricultural Lincoln County'so current Farmland Preservation plan expires December 31s, 2026. States statute 91.10requires each Countyto adopt al Farmland Preservation Plan, and: state statute 66.1001 requirest thatanadopted plani isr reviewed and updated at least The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP)i is currently accepting countyapplications for Farmland Preservation planning grants. A grant may reimburse up to 50% of a county's cost to prepare a Farmland Preservation plan or update, up to a maximum grant of $30,000. In order to participate in the state Farmland Preservation North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (NCWRPC) authored the current Farmland Preservation plan for Lincoln County. Land Services Department staff has procured a quote for NCWRPC to again serve as the author for this Farmland Preservation Plan update. Using this quote provided by NCWRPC, Land Services Departmentstaffintends tosubmit al Farmland Preservation planning grant application to DATCP to help offset costs oft the planning effort.  credit.  enterprise areas (AEAs) and farmland preservation agreements.  once every ten years.  program, a county must first have a state-certified Farmland Preservation plan.  REQUESTED ACTION:  Staff is recommending committee approval to submit al DATCP Farmland Preservation Planning Grant application. Note: Currently, Lincoln County does not participate! int the Farmland Preservation Program, however, a plan is still required  by state statute.    Motion By: Second) By: Dist. Supervisor YN Abs Bialecki 2 Anderson-Malm 3 McCrank 4 Woellner 5 Zelinski 6 Ashbeck 7 Dunphy 8 Thiel 9 Vorpagel 10 Boyd 11 Detert 12 DePasse 13 Bishop 14 Lyskawa 15 Lemke 16 Miller 17 Meunier 18 Wickham 19 Dorava 20 Cummings 21 Simon 22 Hartwig Totals Carried Defeated Amended Voice vote Roll call  Resolution 2024-  WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, TRADE, AND CONSUMER PROTECTION (DATCP) FARMLAND PRESERVATION  PLANNING GRANT APPLICATION  WHEREAS, Wisconsin's Farmland Preservation Program helps farmers and local governments preserve farmland, protect soil and water, and minimize land use conflicts; and WHEREAS, county farmland preservation plans highlight trends and resources related to agriculture, document policies and goals related to farmland protection, and identify lands WHEREAS, through participation in the program, Counties develop farmland preservation plans, local governments can develop farmland preservation zoning districts, landowners and local governments can work together to form Agricultural Enterprise Areas, and landowners meeting soil and water conservation standards are eligible to claim at tax credit; and WHEREAS, Lincoln County's current Farmland Preservation plan expires December: WHEREAS, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection isc currently accepting county applications for Farmland Preservation WHEREAS, al DATCP grant may reimburse up to! 50% of a county's cost to prepare a Farmland Preservation plan or update, up to ar maximum grant of $30,000. NOW,THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, thati the LSD will meet the financial obligations necessary tof fully and satisfactorily complete the project and hereby authorizes and Services Administrator to submit thet following documents to the DATCP fori financial assistance that may be available: sign and submit a grant application, enter into a grant agreement with the DATCP, submit final reports to the DATCP to satisfy as appropriate, submit reimbursement request(s) tot the DATCP no later than the date specified in the grant agreement, and sign and submit necessary: supporting documentation. BEI IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Land Services Administrator. shall sign the grant BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the LSD will comply with all local, state, and federal regulations and ordinances relating to this project and grant agreement.  that will remain in agricultural use fori the foreseeable  and future;  315t, 2026; (DATCP)  and  planning grants; and  empowers the Land the grant agreement  STATE OF WISCONSIN ) COUNTY OFLINCOLN ) Ihereby certify that this resolution/ordinance isat true and correct copy ofa resolution'ordinance: adopted by thel Lincoln County Board of Supervisors on:  )ss application and any grant contracts as Lincoln  County's designated agent.  Christopher J.1 Marlowe Lincoln County Clerk  Dated: November 12th, 2024 Authored by: Co-Sponsored by: Committee: Land Services Committee Vote: Date Passed: October 10", 2024 Fiscal Impact:  Drafted by: Thomas Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager    Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Farmland Preservation Planning Grant Application  Farmland Preservation Program (ch. 91, Wis. Stats.)  The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is currently accepting county applications for farmland preservation planning grants. Agrant may help pay county costs to update the Inc order to participate in the state farmland preservation program, a county must have a state-certified farmland preservation plan. Farmers in participating counties may qualify for significant tax credits (s. 71.613, Wis. A certified plan must meet state standards (ss. 91.10 and 91.18, Wis. Stats.), and must be consistent with a county's comprehensive plan, if a county comprehensive plan exists. Among other things, a certified farmland preservation plan must identify clearly-mapped areas that the county plans to preserve for agricultural use. Farmers ini those areas are eligible for state tax credits ift their land is covered by a certified farmland preservation zoning ordinance or an individual farmland preservation agreement. Other farmland preservation program benefits, including farmland preservation zoning ordinances and agricultural enterprise area designations are Agrant may reimburse up to 50% of a county's cost to prepare a farmland preservation plan update, up to a maximum grant of $30,000. A grant recipient must enter into a grant contract with DATCP in order to receive grant funds. The grant contract will identify the planning costs that are eligible for reimbursement. Eligible costs may include county staff costs, consultant fees and related expenses incurred during the term of the County planning grants are subject to the availability of the grant funds through the approved budget. County planning grant requests for plan updates must be reasonable in light of the projected work. DATCP will make grant payments on a reimbursement basis, pursuant to the grant contract, after the county documents that it has incurred reimbursable costs on a DATCP reimbursement form. DATCP may make reimbursement payments comprising up to 50% of the grant award on or before the date on which the county submits the completed plan for certification by DATCP. DATCP may reimburse the balance oft the eligible costs  county's certified farmland preservation plan (ch. 91, Wis. Stats.).  Stats.).  likewise limited to farmland preservation areas designated int the county's certified plan.  Grant Awards  grant contract.  Grant Payments  after the county submits its completed plan for certification.  Application Instructions  Toa apply for a planning grant, a county must complete the attached FARMLAND PRESERVATION PLANNING GRANT APPLICATION FORM and submit it to DATCP. Submit the application via email, to  DAICPWOIkIngLands@wsconsin.gov  Contact DAICPWOrkngLanas@wisconsin.gov or 608-224-4611 with questions.    DARM-BLWR-0217 rev05/24  Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection  Division of Agricultural Resource Management POE Box 8911, Madison, WI53708-8911 DATCPWOrkinglands@wisconsingoy Phone: 608-244-4611  Farmland Preservation Planning Grant Application  Wis. Stats. S. 91.10(6)  Contact Information PRIMARY CONTACT Thomas Boisvert PRIMARY CONTACT! EMAIL ADDRESS Thomas. osver@colinconw.us  PRIMARY CONTACT PHONE NO. 715-539-1054 PRIMARY CONTACT MAILING ADDRESS 801 N. Sales St. Suite 103, Merrill, WI 54452  Supplier Information For Reimbursement Payment DEPARTMENT, PLEASE CONTACT FPI PROGRAM: STAFF FORT THE APPLICATION. (CHECK ONE) B GRANT CONTACT DOTHER (FILL OUT THE INFORMATION BELOW) SUPPLIER CONTACT (NAME. ANDA AFFLILIATION) SUPPLIER CONTACT EMAIL ADDRESS Grant Information AMOUNT OF GRANTI REQUEST $5,405 MAILING ADDRESSI FOR REIMBURSEMENT 801 N. Sales St. Suite 103, Merrill, WI 54452 Farmland Preservation Plan Certification B FULL PLAN CERTIFICATION B MAP UPDATE B1 TEXT UPDATE EXISTING PLAN CERTIFICATIONI EXPIRATIONI DATE (IF APPLICABLE)  INDICATE THE SUPPLIER INFORMATION WHERE REIMBURSMENT PAYMENT: SHOULDBE: SENT. IF YOUHAVE NOT: SET UPA SUPPLIER CONTACTI WITHT THE  SUPPLIER CONTACT PHONE NO. SUPPLIER CONTACT MAILING ADDRESS  DO THE REQUESTED FUNDS RELATET TOAFULLI PLAN CERTIFICATION OR/ AF PLAN UPDATE? (CHECKALL THAT APPLY) WILL THE COUNTY REQUEST CERTIFICATIONI EXTENSION UNDERS S. 91.1 14(4), Wis. Stats.? IFSO, FORI HOW/LONG?  2027 OYES BN NO January, 2027 B YES ONO  DIYEARD2YEARS  ANTICIPATED! DATE OFF PLAN COMPLETION. AND: SUBMISSION FOR CERTIFICATION  IFT THE REQUESTED GRANT FUNDS ARE FORAP PLAN UPDATE, WILL THE UPDATE ALLOWI FOR CERTIFICATION OFA AZ ZONING DISTRICT ORI DESIGNATION OF  ANA AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE. AREA (AEA)?  IFK KNOWN, PLEASE IDENTIFY (NAME OF ZONING JURISDICTION OR/ AEA):  Currently, Lincoln County zoning does not include a Farmland Preservation zoning district. There is not an Agricultural Enterprise Area (AEA) established within the County. The completed Farmland Preservation plan update will allow for A: Summarize county work plan for updating and adopting at farmland preservation plan (include relevant planning steps  both of these to be established if the local community desires SO. and projected dates, consistent with 66.1001(4), Wis. Stats.):    NORTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION (NCWRPC):  Lincoln County will be utlizing NCWRPC as the designated agent to prepare the Farmland Preservation Plan update. NCWRPC previously created the existing Farmland Preservation Plan for Lincoln County in 2016. NCWRPC outlined the  following plan update processes below.  Plan Oversight:  Ac designated committee would provide oversight to the planning process. County staff along with federal and state agencies will be involved in the process as well. The Lincoln County Farmland Preservation Plan will be adopted by the  County Board and certified by the DATCP.  Planning Process:  To prepare the update there willl be at least three meetings with the designated steering committee, as well as meetings with staff. NCWRPC will utilize the format of the existing seven-chapter plan for the update. The chapters are:  1. Introduction  This chapter provides background information on agriculture and the Farmland Preservation Program. Updates to this  chapter would involve updating text.  2. Plan Progress  This chapter provides an overview oft the process the county will utilize to prepare the update. Revisions to this chapter  will reflect the 2025-2026 process. 3. Existing Conditions  This chapter identifies current conditions, future trends and the economic impact of agriculture in Lincoln County. Several maps are part of this chapter. A variety of data tables and maps will need to be updated as well as related text.  4. Agriculture & Environment Some data and text will be updated.  This chapter overviews agricultural land uses and outlines several Federal, State and Local programs related to farming.  5. Economics  This chapter overviews the economic impact of agriculture on the county, identifies trends, and provides detailed local  statistics. A variety of data tables and related text will be updated. 6. Goals, Objectives, and Policies & Mapping Criteria  This chapter outlines overall goals, objectives, and policies related to farmland preservation. It also establishes criteria for mapping both farmland and non-farmland areas. The goals, objectives, and policies along with the mapping criteria will  be reviewed by the committee. Final criteria willl be used for the farmland map updates.  7.1 Implementation Comprehensive Plan. Planning Process Timeline:  This chapter outlines the steps to implement the plan. This willl be reviewed with both the committee and staff and will be updated as needed. The NCWRPC will also assist with any necessary amendments for the Lincoln County  Project Initiation - Agreements, preliminary data collection, and formation of committee (Months 0-2) Steering Committee Meeting 1- Discuss the committee role and review the existing plan (Month 3) Inventory & base mapping - Collect various data and develop base mapping (Months 4-6) Steering Committee Meeting 2 - Review new data, discuss trends, and establish mapping criteria (Month 7) Plan Development = Pull all information together with maps (Months 8-11) Steering Committee Meeting 3 - Review document and maps, and finalize goals, objectives, & policies (Month 12)    B. List a description of the total anticipated farmland preservation planning costs divided into the three following categories: 1) County Employees indicating hourly rate and estimated hours of work; 2) Independent contractors, including the professional services of a planning consultant; and 3) Support costs related to plan development (see eligible support costs listed below). Please be as accurate as possible-this list willl bei included as Appendix Bi in your  planning grant contract. You may provide this information in a separate document.  LINCOLN COUNTY EMPLOYEES /E EXPENSES:  The Conservation Program Manager will be assisting regularly with the development of the Farmland Preservation Plan update. However, since this position is funded entirely through the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DACTP) Soil and' Water Resource Management Grant (SWRM) Program, this position's expenses Other Lincoln County employees including the Land Services Administrator, Administrative Assistant, and Land Information Program Manager willl bei involved in some capacity during the Farmland Preservation Plan update process. However, the degree of their involvement is unpredictable. As such, theiri involvement will not be charged directly under  will not be accounted for.  this grant.  Lincoln County Expenses: Public Hearing Notices - $280 Mailings - $30 Total = $310  NORTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION (NCWRPC):  Lincoln County will be utilizing NCWRPC as the designated agent to prepare the Farmland Preservation Plan update. NCWRPC previously created the existing Farmland Preservation Plan for Lincoln County in 2016. NCWRPC proposes: a  planning process that will cover approximately 12 months.  NCWRPC Expenses: Meetings Staff - (3t trips) = $900 Travel - Direct costs = $150 Plan Development - Staff (50 Staff hours) = $4,150 Mapping Staff - (80 Staff hours) = $5,200 Copies - 5 Draft/5 Final = $100 Total = $10,500 Total Budget: $10,500 + $310 = $10,810 Anticipated DATCP Grant: $5,405  Eligible support costs include the following: a) Computerized planning data, planning software and hardware; b) Development, purchase and documentation of data, maps and computerized information used within the plan or plan update; C) Costs related to conducting public planning sessions, meetings and hearings, including room rentals; d) Public participation and outreach activities including educational materials, citizen surveys, internet activities and newsletters; e) Photocopying, printing and postage; f) Mileage expenses for county employees performing work on the grant activities billed at the state rate; g) Professional training for county employees related to land use planning and the Farmland Preservation Program; h) Otherexpenses incurred in the development and preparation of a plan that are not defined as C. How does the proposed farmland preservation planning effort relate to county comprehensive planning efforts (including relevant past and future efforts), ifany? Briefly explain the timing and coordination of development oft the any  ineligible.  county comprehensive planning and farmland preservation planning.    The Lincoln County Comprehensive Plan was adopted October 16, 2001 (updated in 2011 and 2022). The updates oft the plan concentrated on 4 primary elements: transportation, housing, agriculturalnatural resources, and economic development. The Farmland Preservation Plan will further the Natural, Agricultural, and Cultural Resources goals of the Lincoln County Comprehensive Plan: To sustainably manage and develop for current and future generations the rich yet finite agricultural, natural, and cultural resources which are the cornerstone of Lincoln County's economic vitality and cultural heritage. The multiple functions those resources have and will continue to provide include, but are not limited to, rural economic viability and lifestyles, conservation and enhancement of rural character, scenic beauty, forest, farmlands, wildlife habitat, rare natural communities, shoreland areas, ground and surface water quality, public! health, real property values, connections with our past, and public and private recreational activities that respect the value oft those resources  to the community. Objectives: Economic Development  Develop: al business assistance network to aid in dealing efficiently and effectively with government agencies and Improve the coordination of agencies that are intended to either regulate and/or assist in the development of new Engage in the development and implementation of the Wisconsin Working Lands Initiative reflecting the County's desire to keep farming in the community by expanding the potential to create agricultural enterprise zones in Involve local, State and Federal elected officials in the County's activities to develop its rural economy. The land needed for supporting the sustainable development of the County's agricultural, forestry, recreation, The County's water resources willl be protected sO residents and tourists can be ensured a high quality of life and Maintain the balance between wildlife preservation, for maintaining the ecosystem and providing recreational opportunities, and the controls needed to reduce their negative impacts on agricultural and forest crops.  organizations that can help rural economic development.  and established businesses.  Improve the promotion of local rural businesses, cooperatives, etc.  areas of mixed uses more typical of the County.  Resource Management  and wildlife resources will be carefully conserved and preserved where appropriate.  enjoy the environmental benefits.  More decisions thati impact our local resources will be made at the County level.  Education, Communication, and the Community  Help citizens sort through the rapidly increasing amount of information on issues that are critical to the Develop and maintain an effective and efficient method of disseminating and sharing information between the County, towns, cities and community groups on topics that impact the County's agricultural, natural and cultural Citizens will have opportunities to learn about the common practices and legal codes associated with living and  management oft the County's agricultural, forestry, and cultural resources.  resources. working in rural areas.  l'am authorized by Lincoln  County, and by affixing my name and date below, I signify thatl Ih have  reviewed the terms of the farmland preservation planning grant provided in the application and have submitted" this  application on behalf of the County for ai farmland preservation planning grant to DATCP.  NAME &1 TITLE  DATE    NORTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 2101 McClellan Street, Suite 210, Wausau, Wisconsin 54403 Telephone: (715)849-5510 Fax: (715)849-5110 Web. Page: www.ncwpc.org Email: staff@newrpc.org  NCWRPC  SERVING/ ADAMS, FOREST,JUNEAU,1 LANGLADE, LINCOLN, MARATHON, ONEIDA, PORTAGE, VILAS AND WOODCOUNTIES  To: From: Date Subject:  Tom Boisvert, Conservation Program Manager Dennis Lawrence, Executive Director Farmland Preservation Plan Update Proposal  August 21, 2024  Overview:  Lincoln County requested NCWRPC prepare a proposal for the update of the Farmland Preservation Plan prepared in 2016. Below is our proposed scope of  work for the update. Plan Oversight:  A designated committee would provide oversight to the planning process. County staff along with federal and state agencies will be involved in the process as well. The Lincoln County Farmland Preservation Plan will be adopted  by the County Board and certified by the DATCP.  Planning Process:  To prepare the update there will be at least three meetings with the designated steering committee, as well as meetings with staff. NCWRPC will utilize the format of the existing seven-chapter plan for the update. The chapters are:  1. Introduction  This chapter provides background information on agriculture and the Farmland Preservation Program. Updates to this chapter would involve updating text.  2. Plan Progress  This chapter provides an overview of the process the county will utilize to prepare the update. Revisions to this chapter will reflect the 2025-2026 process.  PROVIDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, GEOGRAPHIC: INFORMATION SYSTEMS, NIEKGOVEKNMENTAL COORDINATION,  LANDUSEI PLANNING. AND: TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCESINCE 1973.    3. Existing Conditions  This chapter identifies current conditions, future trends and the economic impact of agriculture in Lincoln County. Several maps are part of this chapter. A variety of data tables and maps will need to be updated as well as related  text.  4. Agriculture & Environment  This chapter overviews agricultural land uses and outlines several Federal, State and Local programs related to farming. Some data and text will be updated.  5. Economics  This chapter overviews the economic impact of agriculture on the county, identifies trends, and provides detailed local statistics. A variety of data tables  and related text will be updated.  6. Goals, Objectives, and Policies & Mapping Criteria  This chapter outlines overall goals, objectives, and policies related to farmland preservation. It also establishes criteria for mapping both farmland and non- farmland areas. The goals, objectives, and policies along with the mapping criteria will be reviewed by the committee. Final criteria will be used for the  farmland map updates. 7. Implementation  This chapter outlines the steps to implement the plan. This will be reviewed with both the committee and staff and will be updated as needed. The NCWRPC will also assist with any necessary amendments for the Lincoln County  Comprenensive Plan. Timeline & Budget:  NCWRPC proposes a planning process that will cover approximately 12 months.  Budget Overview: Meetings Plan Development Mapping Copies  Staff (3 trips) Travel- Direct costs Staff (50 Staff hours) Staff (80 Staff hours) 5 Draft/5 Final  900 150 4,150 5,200 100 $10,500 $5,250  Total Budget: Anticipated DATCP Grant:    NOTICE OFPUBLIC HEARING  The Lincoln County Land Services Committee will hold al Public Hearing on Thursday, October 10, 2024 at 4:00p.m. to take testimony on the items listed below. The public hearing will bel held att the Lincoln County Service Center, Meeting room #255/257/260, at 801 N. Sales St., Merrill, WI. The public may attend either in person or via telephone conference (details may  bet found in agenda once itis posted at tpolnonwusmein.  PETITIONS FORI REZONING  1. A request by Richard Nielson to rezone tax parcel pin# 00435060249886, from Rural Lands-2 (RL2) to Rural Residential-2 (RR2). The property is located in Section 02, T35N-R6E, ini the Town of Bradley. The request is being heard under section 17.8.25 and relating tos sections 17.2.12 and 17.2.31 oft the Lincoln County Zoning Ordinance.  NOTE: A final decision on any oft the above requests may be made at al later date. Items not acted upon or laid over may come before the Committee again as "Old Business". The Committee may buti is not obligated to take any additional testimony. Original applications and materials may be viewed at thel Lincoln County Zoning office located at 801 N. Sales Street, Merrill, The above hearing will bel held in Meeting room #255/257/260 of the Lincoln County Service Center, at 801 N. Sales Street, Merrill, WI. All parties wishing to be heard are requested to be present. Both written and oral testimony willl be entered into the  Wisconsin. record.  Greg Hartwig, Secretary  Page 1of1    MOTICEOEPUBLCHEARNE *AMENDED*  The Linçoln County Land Services Committee will hold al Public Hearing on Thursday, October 10, 2024 at 4:00p.m. to take testimony on thei items listed below. The public hearing will bel held at the Lincoln County Service Center, Meeting room #255/257/260, at 801 N. Sales St., Merrill, WI. The public may attend either in person or via telephone conference (details may  bef found in agenda oncei iti is posted at mgnasmesing.  COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS. ANDI PETITIONS FORI REZONING  1. Ar request by Richard Nielson to rezone taxp parcel pin# 00435060249886, from Rural Lands-2 (RL2) to Rural Residential-2 (RR2). The property is located in Section 02, T35N-R6E, in the Town ofE Bradley. The request is being heard under section 17.8.25 and relating to sections 17.2.12 and 17.2.31 oft the Lincoln County Zoning Ordinance. 2. *AI request by Richard Nielson to amend the Lincoln County Comprehensive Plan Mapi from RuralEnvironmental (Rural Lands)t to. Residential (Rural Single Family Residential) for tax parcel pin# 00435060249886. The property is located in  Section 02, T35N-R6E, ini the Town of Bradley.  NOTE: At final decision on any of the above requests may! be made at al later date. Items not acted upon or laid over may come before the Committee again as "Old Business". The Committee may buti is not obligated to take any additional testimony. Original applications and materials may be viewed at the Lincoln County Zoning office located at 801 N. Sales Street, Merrill, The above hearing will be held in Meeting room #255/257/260 oft the Lincoln County Service Center, at 801 N. Sales Street, Merrill, WI. All parties wishing to be heard are requested to be present. Both written and oral testimony willl be entered into the  Wisconsin. record.  Greg Hartwig, Secretary  Page 1of1    RECEIVED  Fee: $ 400.00 Receipt:. 17700(1039  Does request requirea a Plan Category change? Yes No (IFYES, additional form & feei is required)  (+$1501 for each additional parçel) AUG 23 2024  PEFHTIONFOR REZONING  I, Richard Nielsow  hereby petition the Lincoln County Board of  (Petitioner, Print] Name)  Supervisors to rezone the following described lands in the Town of Bradley  owned  (name ofTown) to  by Richerd Nielson  from RL-2  RR2  (Property Owner. Print Name)  (Current Zoningl District) (Requested Zoning District)  Tax Parcel Number (PIN): 00435040244BE  Legal Description Summary: Section: 2  Township:35 North Range: 6 East  Gov Lot: 3 OR Quarter/Quarter:  Lot Number:  Subdivision/CSM:  Reason for Rezone: Possible lacreaselw alleytautkw  RL-and  REQUIRED: ATTACH. A SCALED MAPSHOWING WHATIS INCLUDED IN THIS REQUEST.  Ist this petition in conjunction with an active rezone request? YES NO  IfYES, list the' Tax Parcel Number for the primary request: Property Owner Signature: hophn  Date: sW/24  Property Owner Information Name: Richard Nielow Mailing Address: 23 EOakst  Petitioner Information (if other than owner)  Name: N/A Mailing Address: Daytime Phone: (  Stacgean BaywIS423  Daytime Phone: (720)557-2252  Referred tol Lincoln Çounty Land Services Committee:  FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Date Application Received: 8-33-20aH Date of Heuring.10-l0-20a4  Date Slba4 CSe  By (Staff):. aP  Christophèr J. Maçlowe - Lincoln County Clerk    Fee:s 50.00 Receipt: AlPad  PLANNED LAND USE CHANGE REQUEST  Tax Parcel Number (PIN): 00--3526-02H-9856  Legal Description Summary:  Section: a Township:35 North Range: 6 East  Govl Lot:_ 3 Lot Number:  OR Quarter/Quarter:, Subdivision/CSM:  What is the current Planned Land Use category?: Rural/énacanmenkl Which Planned Land Use category are you requesting to change to?: Residential  Rural/Environmental Agriçulmre (Rural Lands Private Forest Forest Public Recreation  Residential Suburhan Single] Family Residential Rural Single Family Residential MixedResidentar  Non-Residential Private Recreation Planned. Business General Business Public Crossroads Mixed Use Planned Industrial General Industrial Extraction Institutional  Property Owner Signature: AAL  Date: 7y  Property Owner Information Name:_Richad Nielson Mailing Address: 33E.Oakst Daytime Phone: (920 559-325a  Petitioner Information (if other than owner)  Name: Mailing Address:_ Daytime Phone: C  Surgen.Bay.w.Sia5  FOR OFFICE USE ONLY  Date. Application Received: 916-24 By (Staff): EP  Date of] Hearing: 10-10-24  Is this request in conjunction with al Petition for Rezone? Yes No  Revised4 4/27/2021    00435060219953  KENITH) GOLDBECK 00435060229959  JOHNGOMOIL  00435060249955 00435060249954 KENNETH GOMOLL STEVELAACK 00435060219979  02)  004350602199787 0043506021998055 LANGI FAMILY 00435060249981 TRUST  00435060229959 MELISSAM ERIEDLUND TRUST  WATER  RAYMOND) REIMERT TOWN OF BRADLEYA ROW  T35NR R6E  RICHARD) NIELSON 00435060249886 387  vn )  DAVID KRUEGER  00435060249998  00435060249974 004350602 04350602499  43506024996 435060249985 004350602 249968  SARA!! BALDWIN 0435060249897 435060249896 ERLAP 49905  WATER  WISVALLEY (MPCO  00435060249986 00435060249979 CXC9A9XXXXXA9D 00435060249995 9X5002.90A159X935 300435060249956  CD150  0435060249994  02A99T0  00435060249955 LEOSPAHN)  004350602  00435060  43506.499880435065  Lincoln County, WI Author: Public Date Printed: 8/14/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thei information depicted ont this map isac compilation ofpublic record information induding aerial photography and other base maps. Nov warranty is made, express ori implied, ast to the accuracy oft the information used. The data layers area representation of current data to the besto of our knowledge andr may contain errors. Itisnotale legallyr recorded map and cannotbe substituted: forf field-verified information. Errors should ber reported tol Land Services Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI,  54452. Phone(715) 539-1087.    SM 00435060219979 STEVELAACK  à BOSEMARVESHARP, 00435050219978 REVOCABLETRUST 00435060219980 GoVLot2 00435060219981 CANGFAMILY TRUST  R9  Loti MELISSAM PIEDHND TRUST TOWN pF BRADLEY  Townef Bradley  WATER  RICHARD) NIELSON)  T35N R6E  00435060249886  GAPA GovLot5  GovLot3  00435060249887  GSM2896 DAVID KRUEGER  WATER  Deer  O5CAR DURKEE 00435060249894,  0043506024997A  00435060249985 STANIEVANDCONNE  Lot1 BUDLESKI CSM31GTRUS7  GovLot 00435060249889 .00435060249893  00435060249967 ROBERTMOISKI  Lincoln County, WI Author: Public Date Printed: 9/11/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thei information depicted ont this map isa compilation ofp publicr recordi information including aerial photography and other base maps. Nov warranty isr made, express or implied, ast tot the accuracy oft the information used. The data layers area representation of current data tot the besto of our knowledge andr may contain errors. Itisr notal legally recorded map and cannoth be substitutedf forf field-verified information. Errors should ber reported tol Land Services Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI,  54452. Phone(715)! 539-1087.    G51700435060219979 STEVE LAACK  SHARP 00435050219978  C REVOCABLETRUST  Govlot2 00435060219981 LANGFAMILY TRUST RR-3 RL2  Lota MELISSA M DIEDLND RL-2 TRUST TOWN DF BRADLEY  Townof Bradley  WATER  RICHARD NIELSON  T35NR6E  RLE GAP Ga/Lo5 B 8  00435060249886  GovLot3  09435060249887  GOT1 CSM2896 DAVID KRUEGER  WATER   Deer  R22 Govlots  OSCAR DURKEE  00435060249971 RR-2, 00435060249985 STANLEY/AND CONNIE  Lot3 BUDLESKI GSMS1SATRUST  RF3  00435060249967 ROBERT MOLSKI  89435060249894, e. 00435060249889 NEVV 00450602498930  lot2  Lincoln County, WI Author: Public Date Printed: 9/11/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thei information depicted ont this map isa compilation ofp public record information induding aerial photography and other base maps. No warranty is made, express or implied, ast to the accuracy of the information used. The data layers area representation of currentdata tot the bestof ourk knowledge and may contain errors. Itisn notal legallyr recorded map and cannotbe substitutedi forf field-verified information. Errors should ber reported tol Land Services Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI,  54452. Phone(715) 539-1087.    00455060219979  00435060219978  00435060219980  Lot 3 CSM2027 BME  Govlo2 00435060219981 LANG FAMILY TRUST  MELISSA M FRIEDUIND PUR TRUST  Townof, Bradles  WATER  TONNOF BRADLEY PUR  Lalos  RICHARD NIELSON  UEENR6E  00435060249886  00435060249887  Govlos  8RIAN KARPINSKY  GoT8  DAVID KRUEGER GSM2898  WATER  RLANDS  OSCAR DURKEE  00435060249971RRES STANLEY GSMS0 Ba3  AND CONNIE Govlas BUDLESKI TRUST & 00435060249967 00435060249889  00435060249985 lo3  00435060249894:  GSM2040 a 00955060249893  Lincoln County, WI Author: Public Date Printed:9/16/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thei information depicted ont this map isa compilation ofpublic recordi information including aerial photography and other base maps. No warranty is made, express or implied, as tot the accuracy of the information used. The data layers area representation of current datat tot the besto of ourk knowledge and may contain errors. Itisr nota a legallyr recorded map and cannotb be substitutedi forfi field-verified information. Errors should ber reportedt tol Land Services Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI,  54452. Phone(715)5 539-1087.    RECEIVED SEP 2:41 2024  30-Day Extension Town Request Land Services Committee Public Hearing Please remit this form to thel Land Services office as soon as] possible after an extension is deemed necessary  A request by.  Bichard Abils,on  (name of applicantpetitioner)  iss scheduled to be heard at the Joholg-(date) Land Services Committee meeting.  The Town of Bcadiey  isi requesting a one-time 30-day extension  of the time required to submit a Town Recommendation. We understand that the Land Services Committee may still hold the public hearing for the request on the date listed above but a decision will not be rendered until the following Land  Services Committee Meeting. Bane A2  Date.9-24-3034  Signature of Authorized Town Board Member  Kewio Koth Print] Name  Perl Lincoln County Ordinance - 17.8.30(5)  TOWNI RECOMMENDATION. The town within which aj proposed conditional usel permiti is located may offera recommendation to the Committee on whether to approve suchi request as presented, approve suchy request with conditions, or disapprove such: request. Such town recommendation shall be in the: form ofai formal action of the town board, shall bes signified by the addition of a town signature by an authorized town official on submitted plans, and shalll be filed with the Zoning Administrator before or at the public hearing. The town may request one 30-daye extension of the time required for a town recommendation. The Land Services Committee willl not take action on the conditional use permit request until it receives a recommendation fromt the affected town board, or the townl board indicates thati it will not provide a recommendation, or ai mutually agreed extension to the town  review) period elapses. (Am. #2018-05-659)  File Location: Commiteeslland Services CommitteelLsC Forms (v.6-21-21)    LINCOLN COUNTY LAND SERVICES DEPARTMENT Office of Zoning and Conservation Lincoln County Service Center 801 N Sales Street-Suite 103  Merrill, WI54452 Phone (715)539-1087  COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT  AND  PETITION FOR REZONING STAFF REPORT October 2, 2024 October 10, 2024 Richard Nielson N11924 Chapman Cove Rd Bradley 00435060249886 RL2-Rural Lands RR2-Rural Residential Rural Lands  Report Date: Hearing Date: Property Owner: Property Address: Town of: PIN:  Current Zoning District: Proposed Zoning District: Current Comprehensive Plan Map: Overlay Zoning Districts: Staff Reviewer: Submitted Materials: OVERVIEW REQUEST  Proposed Comprehensive Plan Map: Rural Single Family Residential  S-Shoreland (See staff report for further details.) Mike Huth-Zoning Program Manager Planned Land Use Change Application, Petition for Rezoning  The applicant is requesting to rezone a parcel of land totaling approximately 22 acres from RL2-Rural Lands to the RR2-Rural Residential zoning district. The purpose of the rezone request is to allow for the applicant to pursue a minimum lot size that would be permitted in the proposed zoning district designation for each of the existing dwellings and then also prepare for any future land division of the property. Perzoning ordinance section: 17.2.101, the minimum lots size for new lotsi int the RL2 is 40,000sqft andi in the RR2 the minimum lot size is 40,000sqft. Its should be noted that the Town of Bradley regulates at town subdivision ordinance which requires new lots to be a minimum of 50,000sqft. The current RL2i is ac density based: zoning district; meaning the propertyi is restricted to only 2 dwelling units. The RR2: zoning district is not density based; but any future development of lots would need to meet the minimum lot  sizes, width, depth, and any other onngAorelandubdwson standards.  SUMMARY OF NOTEWORTHY TOPICS  The parcel currently contains multiple residential structures. Chapman Cove Rd; a private road; provides access to the property from the North. Additionally, the western edge of the property potentially is accessible by Beach Rd, a Town of Bradley roadway. Should the petition for rezoning be approved, the Land Services Committee and the property owner: should be awaret that section 17.2.100c ofl Lincoln County  NIELSON- REZONE AND COMPREHENSIVE, AMENDMENT STAFF REPORT 10/10/2024  Page 1of6    ordinance provides the list ofl land uses that are permitted and conditionally permitted within the zoning district. Additionally, any future minor subdividing of the property would need to meet the standards  located in the Lincoln County Subdivision and Platting Ordinance (CH18). SURROUNDING ZONING - PLEASE REFER TO MAPPING EXHIBIT  As indicated by the zoning district map, WEST, NORTH, and SOUTH of the property are residential dwellings the RR2-Rural Residential and RR3-Rural Residential zoning districts. SOUTHWEST of the property is a property with a residential dwelling in the RL2-Rural Lands zoning district.  SURROUNDING LAND USES CURRENT PROPERTY LAND USE  The surrounding land uses are residential land uses.  As stated in the request overview; the property is currently contains multiple residential structures. No. As indicated on the current zoning map, the property located west and south of the petitioned propertylscurrently zoned RR2-Rural Residential, allowingi fors stafft to supportaf favorable rezone request. Yes. Crystal and Deer Lakes are located adjacent to the property, which places the entire parcel in the Shoreland overlay zoning district. At thet time of any proposed structure and the Land Use Permit review process, minor subdivisions of land process; site conditions will be reviewed by staff and applicable  WOULD THIS CHANGE CONSTITUTE SPOTZ ZONING?  ISTHE PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN A SHORELAND ZONE?  ordinance and performance standards applied. WILL WETLANDS BE IMPACTED  No; not at this time. The WIDNR Surface Water Data Viewer does show Wetland Indicators & Soils and mapped Wetlands in a few portions of the property. At the time of any proposed structure(s), the Land Use Permit application and site conditions will be reviewed by County zoning staff to determine if  wetlands are present and if WIDNR review is needed. ISTHIS CHANGE COMPATABLE WITH THE TOWN LAND USE PLAN  AI request for an amended Planned Land Use oft the property will coincide with the proposed rezoning for ap portion of the parcel. The proposed request to rezone to RR2-Rural Residential and the comprehensive plan amendment change to Rural Single Family Residential are not consistent with the Town of Bradley and the Lincoln County land use plan. However, lands west, north and south of the applicants are indicated in the Land Use Plan to be used for Rural Single Family Residential land uses, allowing for staff to: support the requests and maintain: a cohesive land use pattern in this area oft the county. The proposed rezoning will allow for the applicant to utilize the property for a variety of permitted and conditionally permitted land uses. Staff has reviewed with the applicant the land uses that are permitted and conditionally permitted ini the proposed Rural Single Family Residential zoning district. Any proposed land uses conditionally permitted would be required to proceed through the public hearing process and  ber reviewed by the Land Services Committee and the Town of Bradley.  PUBLIC NOTIFICATION taking action on this matter.  The applicant has made contact with the Town of Bradley. Staff advises the Land Services Committee review any recommendations, extensions or comments the Town submits regarding this petition priorto  NIELSON- REZONE AND COMPREHENSIVE, AMENDMENT STAFF REPORT 10/10/2024  Page 2of6    The legal notice oft the request was noticed in the proper manner. Staffmailed notices oft the petitioner's request to neighboring property owners within 300'1 from the property boundary and the Town of Bradley. Att the date of this report, staff has not received anyf formal comments from neighboring property owners. APPROVE petition based on the facts of the request presented at the public hearing and the Town Board. Staff recommends approval of the rezone and comprehensive plan map change. The proposed rezone and comprehensive plan map change appear tol be consistent withsurrounding land use plans and the spirit/intent of the Zoning Ordinance since adjacent properties contain the Rural Single Family DISAPPROVE petition based on the facts of the request presented at the public hearing and that the requested rezone change is not consist with respective land use plans. Not recommended. APPROVE, WITH FUTURE CHANGES to the petition. Not recommended.  COMMITTEE ACTION OPTIONS  Residential designations.  STAFF RECOMMENDATION  Staff recommends approval oft the rezone request for aj portion oft the parcel of landi identified above from RL2-Rural Lands to a RR2-Rural Residential zoning district and the request to amend the comprehensive  plan mapi from Rural Lands to Rural Single Family Residential.  ETsa S.Hck  10/2/2024 Date  Lincoln County- Zoning Program Manager /Land Services Administrator  NIELSON- REZONE AND COMPREHENSIVE, AMENDMENT STAFF REPORT 10/10/2024  Page 3of6    Property Overview  35060219979: STEVELAACK LROSEMARVES SHARP 00435060219978  REVOCABIEIRUST 00435060219980 Gov Lot2 00435060219983 LANGFAMILY TRUST  Lot MELISSAM DIEDND TRUST TOWN DF BRAD! V  Town of Bradley,  WATER  RICHARD NIELSON  T35NR6E  00435060249886  GovLot  00435060249887  CSM28965 DAVIDKRUEGER  WATER  Deer  OSCAR DURKEE  0435060249974 00435060249889 50602498930  ROBERI,MOLSKI)  00435060249985 SIANIEVANDCONNIE ot BUDLESKI CSM3I/TRUST 00435060249967  Lincoln County, WI Public Author: Date Printed: 9/11/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thel information depicedo on thisr mapi isa compilaton ofpublior record inbrmationi induding aerialp phographyand otherb base maps. Now warranty is made, express or implied, astot the apauracyofthai information used. The data layers area representation ofcurrentdata tot theb bestofour) knowledge andr mayoontain errors. Itisn notal legallyrecorded map and cannotbe substiuted br fel-verifiedi information. Errors shouls be reportedt tol Land Servioes Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI.  54452. Phone (715)5 539-1087.  NIELSON- REZONE, AND COMPREHENSIVE, AMENDMENT STAFF REPORT 10/10/2024  Page 4of6    Zoning District Map  G5100435060219979 STEVE LAACK  ROSEMARYESHARP 00435060219978 REVOCABLETRUST 00435060219980 CCDIS Govlot2 00435060219981 LANGF FAMILY TRUST RR-3 RL2  2027  3  Loti MELISSAN M G PIEND RL2 TRUST TOWNOR BRADI EY  Townof Bradley  WATER  RICHARD (NIELSON  T35NR6E  RLE GAP) RAGlds A8  00435060249886  GovLot3  00435060249887  COTI GSM2896 DAVIDKRUEGER  WATER  9 Deer  RL2 Govlotg  OSCAR DURKEE  00435060249971 RR-2 00435060249985 STANLEY/AND: CONNIE  lo1 BUDLESKI GSMSISTRUST  RF3  00435060249967 ROBERT MOLSKI  00435060249894, 18.00435060249889 SAVAV 00435060249898D  Lo2  Lincoln County, WI Author: Public Date Printed: 9/11/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thei information depicedo on thisn mapi isa compilaton ofpublic recordi inbrmation induding aerial phopgraphyand otherbase maps. Now warranty is made, express ori implied, ast tot the apcuracyofthe information used. The datal layers area representation ofcurrentdatat to theb bestofour) knowledge andn maycontain errors. Itisn notal legallyrecorded mapa and cannotbe substitted br feli-verifiedi information. Errorsshould ber reported tol Land Servioes Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI,  54452. Phone (715) 538-1087.  NIELSON- REZONE AND COMPREHENSIVE, AMENDMENT STAFF REPORT 10/10/2024  Page 5of6    Planned Land Use Map  00435060219979 Cot 3 GSM2027 E MELISSA M ERIEDIND PUR TRUST  00435060219978  00435060219980  Govlot2 00435060219981 LANGE FAMILY TRUST  Towor Badi?  WATER  TONOF BRADLEY PUR Covlas 6 8RIAN KARPINSKI  RICHARD NIELSON  U35NR6E  00435060249886  Govlots GOTa DAVID KRUEGER GSM2896  00435060249887  WATER  RLANDS  OSCAR DURKEE 00435060249894: 3 GSM2040  00435060249893  00435060249971 RIRES STANLEY GSMS0 Los3 Govlas BUDLESKITRUST e 00435060249985  AND CONNIE 00435060249967 00435060249889  (o82  Lincoln County, WI Author: Public Date Printed: 9/16/2024  DISCLAIMER: Thei information depioted ont thisr mapi isac compilaton ofpublio record inbrmation induding aerial phobgraphyand otherbase maps. Nowarranty is made, express or implied, astot the apcuracyofthe information used. The data layers area representation ofaurrentdatal tot theb bestofourk knowledgea and maycontain errors. Itisnotal lagallyracordedt map: and cannotbe substitted br fald-verifed information. Errors should be reported toLand Servioes Department, 801 North Sales St, Merrill, WI,  54452. Phone (715)539-1087.  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