Chip Seal 1.5 miles of North 1st Road
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Aug 26, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
Chip seal with pea gravel or chips seal with slag chip or both.
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Posted
Aug 26, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
Chip seal with pea gravel or chips seal with slag chip or both.
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1,435
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Pound
The board meeting agenda includes the review and approval of the financial statement, vouchers, building permits, and liquor and operator's licenses. Key business items for discussion involve an update on the 9th Road project, a resolution and order to raze a building on 27th Road, and an agreement to cut wood on town land. Additionally, the meeting will cover reports from the Zoning Administrator, Building Inspector, Assessor, and the Marinette County Board, alongside a recommendation from the Plan Commission regarding zoning ordinance changes and scheduling adjustments for the upcoming fall primary election.
The board agenda included the approval of financial statements, vouchers, and building permits. Business items involved a report from the WTA Spring Road School conference, the review and approval of a final estimate for .gov email accounts, and a discussion regarding an ADA compliant website. Additionally, the board planned to review discussions from the annual meeting and received updates regarding the Plan Commission's public hearing for zoning ordinance changes.
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The board reviewed financial reports, approved monthly vouchers, and issued building permits. Road-related business included updates on disaster fund reimbursement for Blizzard Elsa, road maintenance plans, ARIP applications, and a review of compensation policy for offsite training. Other business items included the establishment of .gov email accounts and the adoption of the Responsible Unit Recycling Ordinance. Additionally, the board discussed a future public hearing concerning zoning ordinances and acknowledged the results of the recent spring election, including the swearing-in of re-elected supervisors.
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