What happened on Sunday, 19 October 2025
<-- Saturday, 18 October 2025
Committee discusses apartment conversions, ADU bill and zoning rewrite; staff pauses multi‑dwelling work pending state bill outcome
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Committee members discussed frequent requests to convert commercial buildings to apartments, Assembly Bill 449 (accessory dwelling unit legislation) and plans for a zoning rewrite; staff recommended pausing the multi-dwelling ad‑hoc committee work until the state bill's outcome is clear.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 11:29
Zoning committee sends citation ordinance amendments to towns, proposes higher deposit amounts and updated code references
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The committee approved sending a draft citation-ordinance amendment to towns for review. The draft updates code cross-references and proposes raising citation deposit amounts (staff proposed $100 increases) as part of stronger enforcement of zoning violations.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 05:24
Pizza delivery driver and court commenters dispute cost of red-light fines at Municipal Court of Providence
Municipal Court of Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
Two speakers exchanged remarks at the Municipal Court of Providence about traffic citations for a pizza delivery driver, who said multiple red-light fines and an $85 penalty exceed the value of the deliveries.
Source: Speeding Tickets and the Delivery Hustle #shorts 00:52
Zoning committee accepts Sugarbush Phase 2 final plat for four-lot county subdivision
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The committee approved the final county subdivision plat (Sugarbush Phase 2) in the Town of Bass Lake, accepting staff and surveyor findings that the plat complies with county subdivision ordinance; no additional conditions were placed.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 10:25
Committee approves accessory structure across town road with three‑year build requirement for primary dwelling
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The zoning committee approved Conditional Use Permit 25-050 allowing a detached accessory structure on vacant land with a three-year deadline to build the principal dwelling and permit the accessory structure on the opposite side of the town road from the future home.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 07:30
Zoning panel approves in‑home salon in Bass Lake with one-operator limit and parking conditions
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The committee approved Conditional Use Permit 25-049 for an in-home salon in the Town of Bass Lake, adding conditions that the business be limited to a single operator (one-chair/one-operator) and that parking comply with applicable laws and not block an easement road.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 39:15
Sawyer County zoning committee backs sending campground rule with 30% cap to county board after lengthy public hearing
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
After a public hearing with residents, campground owners and town officials, the Sawyer County Zoning Committee voted to forward an ordinance amendment ("Option F") to the county board recommending a 30% combined cap on park-model trailers and camping cabins in licensed campgrounds.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 44:26
Zoning committee renews Sand Lake nonmetallic mineral extraction permit with conditions, requires written neighbor agreement for crushing setback
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The committee approved a five-year renewal of conditional use permit 25-046 for a nonmetallic mineral extraction operation (gravel pit) in the Town of Sand Lake, requiring compliance with DNR rules and requesting a written neighbor agreement if crushing is to occur inside the 1,000-foot setback.
Source: Zoning 2025 10 17 04:30
Lakeville subcommittee hears $24,700 proposal for town hall assessment; discusses septic, energy code, accessibility
Town of Lakeville, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Apollo Project Management told the Town of Lakeville Building Reuse Subcommittee it would take a multi-discipline assessment — architects, structural, mechanical, hazmat — to evaluate reuse of the town hall, with a proposed not-to-exceed fee of $24,700. Committee members discussed septic design-flow limits in Zone A, energy-code implications, phas-
Source: Lakeville Town Hall Reuse Subcommittee, 10-16-25 27:56
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