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      Notices

      Town Of Chicog

        Notices

       Notice of Town Board Meeting

      Town Of Chicog 

        April 14, 2021, 7 PM


      Open meeting laws still exist. If you choose to attend it is at your own risk!!! By GOVERNERS ORDER masks mandatory

       

      Meeting Agenda for April 14th 2021 to Follow:


      1 call meeting to order

      2 Pledge of allegiance

      3 Roll call

      4 Treasurers report

      5 Chairman's report

      6 Correspondence

      7 Request to review hall rental contract

      8 Request to review STR ordinance

      9 Set date for annual road tour

      10 Monarch paving of Christensen road

      11 Set BOR date

      12 Fire and Town computers

      13 CAFO'S ordinance

      14 Committee reports

      15 Public input

      16 Date of the next meeting May 12 7pm

      17 Payment of bills

      18 Adjournment




      Patrick Wilcox

      Chairman   



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      Town Of Chicog

      Results Spring 2021 Election


      TOWN CHAIRMAN

      Patrick W. Wilcox – 112

      Jim Davidson - 19


      1st SUPERVISOR

      Steve Loiselle – 79

      Scott Pahos - 53


      2ND SUPERVISOR

      Susan Kowarsch – 85

      Wendy Strieff - 43


      TOWN CLERK

      Teresa L. Corrie - 130


      TOWN TREASURER

      Kathy Strohmeyer - 129


      REFERENDUM

      Yes – 83

      No - 49



      Submitted by:

      Teresa L. Corrie

      Town Clerk

      Town of Chicog




      TOWN OF CHICOG
      Town Board Meeting
      March 10, 2021



      1. The Town Board Meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm at the Town Hall.


      2. Pledge of allegiance was recited.


      3. Roll call: All Present


      4. Treasurer’s Report was given as follows all balances as of February 28, 2021:

      Checking Account: Beginning balance - $56,852.75, outstanding checks - $8,122.33, includes interest of $6.99,

      Final working balance – $48,730.42

      Money Market Account: $383,129.46 includes interest of $139.15

      Highway Equip. Maintenance Account - $8,924.07

      Tax Account - $302.00

      Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to approve the Treasurer’s report. Motion passed.


      5. Chairman’s Report:

      a. Annually you receive your tax notices and included is letter from the town: informational notes from different departments of our governing body to you the Chicog Town land owners. Let’s skip to the note from the Chicog Highway Department. The last couple of paragraphs read: In Wisconsin it is illegal to plow snow across the road from your driveway. Even if you hire someone to plow; you are still the responsible party. Warnings and fines will be issued. Well seems this letter has little impact! or ignored! At the starting on March 4, 2021 a violation letter was formatted to include the following: 1. Warning of violation to WI Statute 86.01 2. Fines that can be levied to the property owner. 3. A request in curtailing this activity. Several of these letters recently have been delivered to parties actively engaging in this unsafe activity and a paragraph that states that these actions will be monitored and fi8led for repeated activities and subsequent to citations.

      b. As of March 4, 2021 the annual weight restrictions on our town roads went into effect along with Washburn County’s on March 8, 2021. The early onset of warm weather hastened the restrictions and until most of the frost has left the roads which could be through April and into May they will remain. Please make appropriate arrangements with your contractors or deliverers to delay activity or if absolutely necessary a variance can be requested from a member of the Town Board. Each request will require a form to be filled out and signed by the town authority on approval and to be present with each driver as verification.

      c. This is the time of year when we start looking at setting a date for the Town cleanup. With Covid so prevalent last year we still managed to pull it off while staying safe and a plus for our community. Let’s pull it off again this year. Date will be tabled till April’s meeting due to elections.

      d. I would also like to start addressing how we will go about managing the town dump this year.


      6. Correspondence:

      a. Received an email from Carol Buck, Washburn County Emergency Management in reference to Famers to Families Free Food Box Distribution. This will be March 10th & 24th estimated start time between 10 & 11 am at the Washburn County Highway Department on County Highway H, Spooner, WI. There are 1,232 food boxes to be distributed until all are gone. One box per family, two boxes per vehicle if carpooling, any questions can be referred to the Washburn County Unity of Aging (715-635-4460). The Town will be picking up boxes on March 24th for distribution at the Town Hall for families that have signed up with us. Please contact Terri Corrie, 715-466-4129 or T Nau, 715-466-4349 to request one.

      b. Several contacts requesting information on CAFO’s (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations) Referendum on the April’s ballot.

      c. Steven Maricle, property owner in Pear Lake’s sub-division would like us to look at vacating a portion of a plated undeveloped road. Once again due to neighbor relations

      d. Sue Kowarsch has been talking with Ed Rhodes, (Town’s Website person) & Mark Wallskog (Heartwood) about pictures for the new website. Any one that has an appropriate picture for the web site can send it to Sue at suektownofchicog@gmail.com to be considered for the website.

      7. Insurance Quotes:

      Both Alan Schiefelbein, Rural Mutual Insurance Company and Marc Strapon, Holden Insurance presented the Board with Insurance overviews and quotes. Questions were as at this time and answered. The Board having no more questions at this time will review and discuss the policies at a later date to make a decision


      8. ATV/UTV Ordinance Review:

      Discussion by the Town Board on amending this ordinance was conducted with comments from the electors. Motion made by Pat Wilcox to amend the ordinance restricting the roads used by ATV/UTVs to paved roads only with the exception of Webb Creek Road. Motion was not seconded. This ordnance will not be amended at this time.

      9. MACC Renewal:

      The Town of Chicog belongs to the Minong Area Chamber of Commerce (MACC). There is an annual membership due of $100. Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to renew our membership. Motion passed.

      10. Annual Maintenance Contracts

      a. Town Hall Cleaning: Bids submitted as follows

      1. Yvonne Clements - $28.00 per hour

      2. Cabin Fever Cleaning (and More) - $100.00 flat fee per cleaning, up to 3 hours (additional $35.00 per hour after 3 hours if needed.)


      Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Steve Loiselle to hire Cabin Fever Cleaning for cleaning the Town Hall. Motion passed


      b. Cemetery Spring Clean Up: bids submitted as follows

      1. Brothers Lawncare LLC - $250.00


      Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to hire Brothers Lawncare LLC for the Cemetery Spring Clean-up. Motion passed.


      c. Cemetery Mowing: bids submitted as follows:

      1. Brothers Lawncare LLC - $150.00 per time

      2. Morgan Lawn Care - $150.00 per time.


      Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to hire Morgan Lawn Care for the Cemetery mowing. Motion passed.



      d. Town Hall Grounds Maintenance: bids submitted as follows:

      1. Brothers Lawncare LLC - $150.00 per time

      2. Morgan Lawn Care - $150.00 per time.


      Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to hire Morgan Lawn Care for the Town Hall Grounds Maintenance. Motion passed


      11. Clerk on Election Day procedures:

      Once the polls open Candidates can come to vote but they are not allowed to linger inside the building or within 100 feet of the door per Sate Statues. This would be concerned politicking. When the polls close at 8 pm any one including the candidates are welcome in to sit quietly and watch the votes being counted. You will be notified of the results either that night if requested or by 9 am the following day.

      12. Committee Reports: None


      13. Public Input: None


      14. The next Town Board Meeting will be April 14, 2021

      15. Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to approve and pay bills 11425 thru 11465 and -0321 thru -0621. Motion passed.


      16. Motion made by Steve Loiselle and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to adjourn the meeting. Motion passed


      17. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 pm.





      Past Minutes

      2021 Minutes

      TOC MINUTES MAR 2021 .pdf
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      TOC MINUTES JAN 2021 .pdf

      2020 Minutes

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      2019 Minutes

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      External link opens in new tab or windowTOC MINUTES Aug 2019.pdf

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      2018 Minutes

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      External link opens in new tab or windowAnnual meeting Apr 2018.pdf

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      2017 Minutes

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      Resolution and Ordinances

      Resolutions

      External link opens in new tab or windowRESOLUTION # 2020318A - Lodge Road
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      External link opens in new tab or windowRESOLUTION #2020318B - HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN
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      External link opens in new tab or windowRESOLUTION #2020318C - EQUIPMENT HOURLY RATE
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      External link opens in new tab or windowRESOLUTION # 07082020 Liberty Lane
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      Ordinances

      External link opens in new tab or windowOrdinance # 2020-01 - Short-Term Rental

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      External link opens in new tab or windowOrdinance # 2020-02 -Injury to Highway

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      External link opens in new tab or windowOrdinance # 2020-03 - Conditions to Obtain or Renew Licenses.

      769.1KB

      External link opens in new tab or windowOrdinance # 2020-04 - Citation Ordinance

      1.9MB

      External link opens in new tab or windowOrdinance # 2020-05 Amendment to Short-Term Rental.pdf

      661.0KB


      Forms and Permits

      Application Form Short-Term Rental.pdf
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      Short-Term Rental - Tips & Suggestions.pdf
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      Formal Complaint Form.pdf
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      The following proposed ordinance by the Washburn County Community Rights Alliance will be open for discussion at the annual Town Meeting on July 25, 2020. If you have any questions or suggested changes before then, please contact one of the following local individuals with the Alliance:


      Curt Hubatch:

      hubyseven@gmail.com


      Jan Bliss:

      jbjhands@centurytel.net


      Lou Columbus:

      lacolumbus35@gmail.com


      National Websites for More Information on Community Rights Are:

      External link opens in new tab or windowwww.communityrighs.us

      External link opens in new tab or windowExternal link opens in new tab or windowwww.celdf.org




      Proposed Chicog Ordinance

      Right to a Healthy Climate Ordinance

      Establishing a community rights-based ordinance for Chicog Town in Washburn County, WI that prohibits activities and projects that would violate rights secured by the ordinance.

      Preamble

      We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all people are created equal, that they naturally are endowed with certain unalienable rights that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, the people institute governments, which derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.
       
      Further, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute a new government. Laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness.
       
      This right of self-government, as stated in the Declaration of Independence, is natural fundamental, and unalienable. It is also secured to us by the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin.
       
      Pursuant to that right of self-government, if our current system of local government infringes our rights, we, the people of Chicog, have the right to alter or replace that system with one that secures and protects human rights and ecosystem rights, as long as the new system does not infringe other rights protected for us by state and federal law.
       
      The Town Of Chicog is situated within the St. Croix River watershed which includes the sub-watersheds of the Namekagon River, the Totagatic River, Stuntz Brook, Chicog Creek, and others. The total drainage of the St. Croix watershed is 7,760 square miles and extends from near Mille Lacs Lake in MN on the west to near Cable, WI on the east. 46% of the watershed is in MN and 54% is in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin portion covers 22 watersheds, 4,165 square miles, and 9 counties. The ecosystem this watershed represents is home to a multitude of animal and plant species and thousands of people who collectively rely on it for their livelihood, health, and survival.
       
      It is our legislative determination that certain corporate activities are detrimental to our rights, health, safety, and welfare and those of the ecological system we live in. These activities include but are not limited to: runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional or unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
       
      As we are purportedly constrained by state and federal law, which courts interpret to require us to accept such harmful corporate activity, we the people of Chicog are unable under our current system of local government to secure human rights and ecosystem rights by banning the said activity. Thus we deem it necessary to alter our system of local government, and we do so by adopting this Right to a Healthy Climate Ordinance.

      Section 1 – Statement of Law

      1. Right of Self-Government. All residents of Chicog possess a right of self-government, which includes, but is not limited to, the following rights: first, the right to a system of local government founded on the consent of the people of the town; second, the right to a system of local government that secures their rights; and third, the right to alter any system of local government that lacks the consent of the people or fails to secure and protect the people's and ecosystems' rights, health, safety, and welfare. Any action to annul, amend, alter, or overturn this Ordinance shall be prohibited unless such action is approved by a prior Town vote at which a majority of the residents of the Town vote to approve such action.
      2. Right to a Healthy Climate. All residents of Chicog possess a right to a stable and healthy climate system capable of sustaining human societies, which shall include the right to be free from all corporate activities that infringe that right, including but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional or unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
      3. Right to Clean Air, Water, and Soil. All residents of Chicog possess the right to clean air, water, and soil, which shall include the right to be free from all corporate activities that release toxic contaminants into the air, water, and soil, including but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional and unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
      4. Rights of Ecosystems and Natural Communities. Ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog possess the rights to naturally exist, flourish, regenerate, and evolve; rights to restoration, recovery, and preservation; rights to a stable and healthy climate system capable of sustaining ecosystems and natural communities; rights to clean air, water, soil; and which also shall include, but not limited to, the right to be free from all corporate activities that infringe these rights, including, but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional and unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
      5. The Right to Protection from Governmental and Corporate Interference. All residents of Chicog and the Town Of Chicog as well as ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog possess the right to enforce this Ordinance free of interference from corporations, other business entities, and governments. That right shall include the right to be free from ceiling preemption because this Ordinance expands rights and legal protections for people and nature above those provided by less-protective state, federal and international law.

      Section 2 – Enforcement

      1. Any business entity or government that willfully violates any provision of this ordinance shall be subject to a civil penalty of $1,000 per day of violation.
      2. Any business entity or government that willfully violates any provision of this Ordinance also shall be liable for any injury to an ecosystem or natural community caused by the violation. Damages shall be measured by the cost of restoring the ecosystem or natural community to its state before the injury and shall be paid to the Town Of Chicog to be used exclusively for the complete restoration of the ecosystem or natural community.
      3. Ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog may enforce or defend this Ordinance through an action brought in the name of the ecosystem or natural community as the real party in interest.
      4. Any resident of Chicog may enforce or defend this Ordinance through an action brought in the resident's name. Any resident, and any ecosystem or natural community, also shall have the right to intervene in any action concerning this Ordinance to enforce or defend it, and in such an action, the Town Of Chicog shall not be deemed to adequately represent their particularized interests.
      5. If the Town Of Chicog fails to enforce or defend this law, or a court fails to uphold this law or purports to declare it unlawful, the law shall not be affected, and any resident may then enforce the rights and prohibitions of the law through non-violent direct action. If enforcement through non-violent direct action is commenced, this law shall prohibit any private or public actor from filing a civil or criminal action against those participating in such non-violent direct action. If an action is filed in violation of this provision, the applicable court must dismiss the action promptly, without further filings being required of direct-action participants. “Direct action” as used by this provision shall mean any non-violent activities or actions carried out to directly enforce the rights and prohibitions contained within this law.

      Section 3 – State and Federal Constitutional Changes

      Through the adoption of this Ordinance, the people of Chicog call for an amendment of the Wisconsin Constitution and the federal constitution to recognize expressly a right of local self-government free from governmental restriction, ceiling preemption, or nullification by corporate “rights”.
       
      ENACTED AND ORDAINED this_______day of __________________, 20________, by the Town Of Chicog, in Washburn County, Wisconsin.
       
      By:
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      Survey Results - Health Climate Ordnance

      Two surveys have been mailed to the town citizens to find out how they felt about a Right to a Healthy Climate Ordnance.

       

      In April of 2019, with the approval of the town chairman and the supervisors, one hundred and fifty short surveys were mailed to all of the township residents. 44 were returned. 36 (82%) were in favor of the ordinance. Because of this favorable response, the town chairman agreed another survey should be distributed to Chicog's taxpayers.

       

      In December of 2019, with the approval of the town board, 700 short surveys were mailed along with the tax notifications. 97 were returned. Five questions were asked:

       

      1. Do you support a right to a healthy climate: air, land, and water? 92 responded yes (94%).
      2. Should the legal system recognize corporate rights over human, ecosystem rights? 84 responded no (87%).
      3. Do you think the Town Of Chicog should legally have the right to enact and enforce laws to protect health, safety, and welfare? 81 responded yes (83%).
      4. Would you be in favor of passing the ordinance: Right to a Healthy Climate that would give protection, legal standing, and constitutional rights in a court of law in the Town Of Chicog? 75 responded yes (77%).
      Are you interested in attending an informational meeting? 28 responded yes (29%).


      Board Members

      Thank you for visiting the online home of The Town Of Chicog. We hope you’ll enjoy our fishing, hunting, and four-wheeling programs. Let us know if you need more information about our schedules and participation methods. Call us for details.

      Chairman – Pat Wilcox

      Email: chicogvfd@hotmail.com

      Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-466-4903


      Treasurer – Kathy Strohmeyer

      Email: kstrohmeyer@centurytel.net 

      Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-466-4064

      1st Supervisor – Steve Loiselle

      Email: loisellesj@gmail.com

      Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-466-2451


      Clerk – Terri Corrie

      Email: tcorrie@centurytel.net

      Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-466-4129

      2nd Supervisor – Sue Kowarsch

      Email: suektownofchicog@gmail.com

      Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-466-4653




      Event Calendar

      The Town Of Chicog is a lively community. At present, we offer various types of recreational programs and sports activities. We have presented the complete event calendar below. Please take a look.

      (Note: Using the Calendar below and clicking on the event, you may get more detailed information and allow you to copy it into your calendar.)

      MONTHLY TOWN MEETING 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM
      The next Town Board Meeting will be April 14th, 2021
      All Town Of Chicog landowners are ESG members. Contact Terri Corrie at 715-466-4129.

       

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      Treasurer – Kathy Strohmeyer

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      Clerk – Terri Corrie

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