LENROOT TOWN BOARD MEETING
LENROOT TOWN HALL
Located @12215 N US Hwy 63, Hayward WI 54843
Monday, March 11, 2024, @6:30 pm
AGENDA
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE:
CALL TO ORDER:
APPROVAL OF THE COMBINED CLERK & TREASURER REPORT:
PUBLIC INPUT:
OLD BUSINESS:
ZONING: Proposed Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance for Multi Dwelling Development
ACTION ITEMS
Town of Lenroot revised Local Rule re: Electronic Participation by Board Members |
DISCUSSION ITEMS
Gerlach’s Land Purchase |
Garbage Trucks on Banned Roads |
Tagalder Road |
ROAD & BRIDGE REPORT:
TOWN OF LENROOT SEELEY RIVERSIDE CEMETERY:
APPROVAL OF BILLS:
CORRESPONDENCE:
ADJOURNMENT:
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Road weight limits will be in place for all Town of Lenroot roads at noon February 2, 2024. Lenroot institutes road weight limits at the same time as Sawyer County, we may remove them if cold weather returns. The limits will end when roads are sufficiently thawed. Again, limits will be initiated and lifted at the same time as Sawyer County roads. In general, trucks are to travel with no more than half loads, travel is to be done in the morning only, trucks are to travel in the middle of the road where ever possible, and if there is damage to the road, the truck owner/driver will be responsible for the cost of repairs (this applies even when roads are not posted). We will be keeping a log of the exceptions that are granted and periodic checks of the roads involved will be done. For this reason we will need to know the day and time the truck will be on the road and which roads will be used.
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Help Spread The Word – Unsafe Ice
Conditions In Your Community
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) needs your help spreading critical ice safety messaging across the state. We’re asking you, our partners, to assist in communicating this important safety reminder that no ice is safe ice.
Temperature swings, mixed precipitation and other factors are making ice unsafe to walk or drive on across much of the state, despite recent snowfall and subzero temperatures.
To make it easier for you to amplify this message to help protect your community, we’ve created a series of graphics, social media posts, images and a draft news release that you can download and use in any communications you plan to issue on this topic.
Credit to the Wisconsin DNR is appreciated on all assets but not required.
If you’d prefer to amplify the DNR’s messaging or share from our profiles rather than posting to your own social, that would also be helpful.
- General Ice Safety
- Signs of Hypothermia
- Stay Safe in Winter Weather
- Self-Rescue
- Jan. 23, 2024 Ice Conditions
Thanks for spreading the word however you’re able and helping keep your constituents and communities safe over the coming days!