Ordinance #12-13-05-2
TOWN OF ANGELO MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE
STATE OF WISCONSIN
TOWN OF ANGELO
MONROE COUNTY
SECTION I – TITLE/PURPOSE
This Ordinance is entitled the Town of Angelo Mobile Home License, Campground License and
Temporary/Seasonal Residence Permit Ordinance. The purpose of this Ordinance is to regulate by license
or permit the installation, construction, maintenance and parking of a mobile home, manufactured
dwelling, manufactured home and camping units or the installation, construction, and maintenance of
temporary or seasonal dwelling in the Town of Angelo and the construction, installation, operation, and
maintenance of Mobile Home Parks and Campgrounds to allow the Town to monitor the development of
property within the Town in order to assure the proper assessment and taxation of and assessment of fees
upon property within the Town and to assure the provision of fire and other emergency services of
residents within the Town.
SECTION II – AUTHORITY
The Town Board of the Town has the specific authority under s. 66.0119, s. 66.0435, s. 101.645
and s. 101.935 Wis Stats and Village Powers under s. 60.22 to adopt and enforce this Ordinance.
SECTION III – ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE
The Town Board of the Town, by this Ordinance, adopted on proper vote with a quorum and by a
roll call vote by a majority of the Town Board present and voting and provides the authority to regulate,
to license or to permit certain parking, storage, installations or constructions of certain dwellings in the
Town.
SECTION IV – DEFINITIONS
A. “Campground” means a facility on any parcel of land in the Town, which is designed, maintained
and used for a temporary or seasonal installation and parking of more than 2 camping units, where
those camping units are used primarily as temporary or seasonal sleeping, habitation, lodging, or
living quarters for recreational camping, hunting, fishing, or travel purposes. “Campground” does
not include a Mobile Home Park under this Ordinance. “Campground” does include any
campground facilities regulated and in compliance with s. 254.47, Wis. stats, or chapter 707, Wis.
stats and the State Administrative Code.
B. “Camping Trailer” means a vehicle with a collapsible or folding structure designated for human
habitation and towed upon a highway by a motor vehicle.
C. “Camping Unit” means any portable device, no more than 400 square feet in area, designed to be
used as a temporary or seasonal dwelling, including but not limited to a camping trailer, motor
home, bus, van, pick-up truck or tent, but does not include any other temporary or seasonal
dwelling, mobile home, manufactured home, or manufactured dwelling.
D. “Closed construction” any building, building component, assembly or system manufactured in
such a manner that it cannot be inspected before installation at the building site without
disassembly, damage or destruction.
E.
1. “Manufactured Dwelling” means any structure or component thereof that is intended for use as
a dwelling and:
a. Is of closed construction and fabricated or assembled on site or off site in manufacturing
facilities for installation, connection or assembly and installation at the building site; or
b. Is a building of open construction, which is made or assembled in manufacturing facilities
away from the building site for installation, connection, or assembly and installation on the
building site and for which certification is sought by the manufacturer.
2. “Manufactured dwelling” does not include a building of open construction, which is not
subject to paragraph 1. b. A single or double width manufactured or mobile home is not
considered a manufactured dwelling.
F. “Manufactured home” means any of the following:
1. A structure manufactured or assembled, but which is transportable in one or more sections and
which in the traveling mode is 8 body feet or more in width or 40 body feet or more in length,
or, when erected on site is 320 or more square feet, and which is built on a permanent chassis
and designed to be used as a dwelling with or without a permanent foundation when connected
to the required utilities and includes the plumbing, hearing, air conditioning and electrical
system contained herein.
2. A structure that meets all the requirements of paragraph 1, except the size requirements, and
with respect to which the manufacturer voluntarily files a certification required by the
secretary of housing and urban development and complies with the standards established under
42 USC 5401 to 5425. This does not include any manufactured dwelling as defined herein.
G. “Mobile home” means any mobile home manufactured or assembled before June 15, 1976, which
is, or was as originally constructed, designed to be transported by any motor vehicle upon a public
highway and designed, equipped and used primarily for sleeping, eating and living quarters, or is
intended to be so used; and includes any additions, attachments, annexes, foundations and
appurtenances. “Mobile home” does not include any camping unit, manufactured dwelling or
manufactured home.
H. “Mobile Home Park” means a facility in the Town where more than two (2) mobile homes or
more that are installed or parked on a parcel of land by the owner or leaseholder of the parcel or
with the approval of such owner or leaseholder for dwelling or sleeping purposes regardless if any
charge is made for the accommodation, unless waived in writing by the Town Board. “Mobile
Home Park” includes also three (3) or more of any combination of mobile homes, manufactured
homes or manufactured dwellings that are parked or installed on a parcel of land by the owner or
leaseholder of the parcel or with approval of the owner or leaseholder for dwelling or sleeping
purposes regardless if any charge is made for the accommodation on a parcel of land, unless
waived in writing by the Town Board.
I. “Motor home” means a motor vehicle designed to be operated upon a highway for use as a
temporary or recreational dwelling and having the same internal characteristics and equipment as a
mobile home.
J. “Open construction” means any building, building component, assembly or system manufactured
in such a manner that it can be readily inspected at the building site without disassembly, damage
or destruction.
K. “Temporary or seasonal dwelling” means any temporary dwelling, cabin, shack, cottage, and
similar structure constructed, installed, parked, or maintained on a parcel of land by the owner or
leaseholder of the parcel or with approval of such owner or leaseholder in the Town for temporary
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or seasonal human habitation, sleeping, lodging, shelter, or living quarters for recreational,
camping, hunting, fishing, or travel on a temporary or seasonal basis. “Temporary or seasonal
dwelling” does not include a camping unit, manufactured home, manufactured dwelling or
camping unit, except as defined below, and, specifically does not include any of the following
structures:
1. A cabin, shack or cottage structure or dwelling unit to be used and occupied for habitation on a
temporary or seasonable basis that has attached proper and lawful septic or sewage, water and
electrical system connections to the dwelling or structure to properly service the projected
occupants.
2. Any hotel, tourist rooming house, motel, inn, or bed and breakfast as defined in s. 254.61, Wis.
stats.
3. Any structure or dwelling constructed or installed for human habitation, required to be in
compliance with the One- or 2-Family Dwelling Code adopted under Chapter 101, Wis. stats.
4. A multi-family dwelling unit, including any apartment, town house, condominium, row house,
nursing home, jail, prison, or community based residential facility that has installed,
conducted, and maintained sufficient and proper and lawful septic or sewage, water, and
electrical connection to properly service the projected occupants of these facilities, as
determined in writing the Town Board of the Town and with sufficient and proper minimum
sleeping room square footage and total square footage to properly service the projected
occupants as determined by the Town Board of the Town or its designee.
5. Any mobile home, manufactured home, manufactured dwelling, camping unit, used and
occupied for temporary or seasonal human habitation in the Town for less than twenty (20)
days in any calendar year, where the habitation does not cause a public nuisance or public
health or safety threat as defined by the Town Board or its agent.
SECTION V – TEMPORARY HOMES AND DWELLINGS OUTSIDE MOBILE HOME PARKS
A. No person on December 14, 2005 or thereafter, on any parcel of land in the Town, outside of a
licensed Mobile Home Park, shall construct, install, store, park, or otherwise locate, or cause the
construction, installation, parking, or other location of, any temporary or seasonal dwelling,
manufactured home, manufactured dwelling, mobile home or camping unit, for twenty (20) days
or more in any calendar year without timely obtaining a Town Occupancy Permit issued pursuant
to this Ordinance and in compliance with the provisions of any County of Monroe or Town zoning
ordinance, any Town or County Comprehensive Plan or any other applicable Town or County
ordinances and all other applicable statutes and provisions of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
No person shall occupy or permit the occupancy of any temporary or seasonal dwelling,
manufactured home, manufactured dwelling, camping unit or mobile home in the Town unless
exempt under (B) or unless the Town Occupancy Permit has been approved and issued by the
Town Board or its agent under this Ordinance for habitation in the Town within the specific
temporary or seasonal dwelling, manufactured home, manufactured dwelling, camping unit or
mobile home. No permit shall be approved or issued if the dwelling or structure shall be deemed
non-habitable, dangerous, unsafe, unsanitary or otherwise unfit for habitation, use or occupancy by
the Town Board or its agent.
B. This subsection does not apply to any of the following:
1. Any mobile home, manufactured dwelling, camping unit or manufactured home parked
temporarily on a parcel approved in writing by the Town Board and the person that owns the parcel is licensed by the State of Wisconsin to sell manufactured dwellings, manufactured
homes, camping units or mobile homes.
2. Any camping unit parked or installed in a properly State licensed campground.
3. Any camping unit occupied for temporary or seasonal habitation outside of a State licensed
campground if parked or otherwise located on private property in a safe location with the
approval of the owner of the property where parked or located for less than twenty (20) days in
a calendar year.
4. Any unoccupied camping unit parked or otherwise located outside of a State licensed
campground if parked or located on private property in a safe location with the approval of the
owner of the property where parked or located.
5. Any mobile home, manufactured home, manufactured dwelling, temporary or seasonal
dwelling or camping unit with the proper and lawful septic or sewage, water and electrical
systems connected and attached to the specific home, dwelling or unit on the effective date of
this Ordinance.
6. Any unoccupied camping unit parked or installed temporarily at a place approved in writing by
the Town and licensed by the State of Wisconsin to sell camping units in the Town.
7. Any temporary or seasonal dwelling unit used and occupied for temporary or seasonal
habitation in the Town and parked, installed, and maintained less than twenty (20) days in any
calendar year, where the habitation does not cause a public nuisance or public health or safety
threat as determined by the Town Board or its agent.
C. Permit Plans and Approvals – The application for a Town Occupancy Permit by the applicant, as
required by this Ordinance, for any construction, parking, installation and maintenance of a mobile
home, manufactured dwelling, camping unit, or manufactured home, outside a Mobile Home Park,
shall be accompanied with the appropriate permit fee and two (2) copies of a map and information
requested below related to:
1. Proposed or existing driveways, roads or highways.
2. Proposed or existing public and private potable water wells and septic sewer disposal systems.
3. Proposed or existing property lines.
4. Other proposed or existing homes or dwellings on the parcel and the ownership of the parcel.
5. Location of any proposed or existing sewer and septic disposal systems, proposed or existing
electric systems, and any proposed or existing potable water supply systems.
6. Description of the type and size of each foundation.
7. Ownership of septic or sewer disposal system and potable water system.
8. Proposed date for connection to electric, sewer or septic and water system.
9. Proposed date for occupancy of the home or dwelling, the type of home or dwelling and the
use, business or activity.
10. Any other specific information requested by the Town Board for the map.
No person shall be issued an Occupancy Permit by the Town Clerk or the Town Board until such
map and the information noted above has been received by the Town Clerk with the application
and with any required permit fee established by the Town Board.
SECTION VI – MOBILE HOME PARKS
A. Except for any Mobile Home Park owned or operated by the Town of Angelo, County of Monroe,
State of Wisconsin, or the United States government, no person, after January 1, 2006, may install,
operate, or maintain, or cause the construction, installation, operation or maintenance of, any Mobile Home Park in the Town unless the owner of the land occupied by the Mobile Home Park
or the operator of the Mobile Home Park has as been issued a Town Mobile Home Park license by
the Town Clerk and has fully paid the annual license fee due to the Town for the calendar year
under s. 66.0435 (3) (a) Wis Stats by July 1, 2006. The fee shall be twenty-five dollars ($25) per
year for each fifty (50) spaces or fraction of fifty (50) spaces installed on January 1, 2006 and
every January 1 thereafter, with the license amount due on June 30, 2006 and every year
thereafter.
B. No person, after January 1, 2006, may construct, install, operate, or maintain, or cause the
construction, installation, operation or maintenance of, a Mobile Home Park in the Town without
compliance with all applicable statute provisions of the Wisconsin Administrative Code, including
compliance with 1) specific consumer protection and rental requirements established under the
ATCP Chapter 125 Code, 2) water and sewer service requirements established under PSC Chapter
186, and 3) Plan approval, location, physical layout, water supply, sewage, disposal, plumbing,
electricity, garbage and repair and management requirements under COMM 95, which are
adopted as part of this Ordinance by reference, any County of Monroe or Town or County zoning
ordinance, any Town or County Comprehensive Plan, this Ordinance, and any other applicable
Town or County ordinances. The person may not after the effective date of this Ordinance
construct, install, operate, expand and maintain or cause the construction, installation, operation,
expansion and maintenance of a new or expanded Mobile Home Park, without full compliance
with these State requirements and only upon submitted and approval of all plan requirements by
the State of Wisconsin and submittal of a copy of the plan to the Town Clerk in writing;
C. No person, after January 1, 2006, shall have installed, operated, parked or maintained, or cause to
be installed, operated, parked, or maintained in any new or expanded Mobile Home Park in the
Town a manufactured home, manufactured dwelling or mobile home or unit unless it constitutes
an improvement to real property under s. 70.043 (1), Wis. stats, or unless it constitutes a
recreational mobile home, camping unit or camper trailer as defined in s. 70.111 (19), Wis. Stats,
without timely payment of the monthly Parking Permit Fee as determined under s. 66.0435 (3) (c),
Wis. Stats. The Mobile Home Park owner or operator shall timely collect the fee and timely pay
the fee to the Town Clerk, pursuant to s. 66.0435 (3) (c) Wis. Stats. Any Mobile Home Park
operator or owner who collects monthly Parking Permit Fees may deduct for administrative
expenses two percent (2%) of the monthly fees collected prior to payment to the Town Clerk.
Fees shall be collected by the owner or operator of the Mobile Home Park by the fifth (5 th ) day of
each month and paid to the Town Clerk by the tenth (10 th ) day of each month.
D. Any Mobile Home Park operator or owner of any parcel on which a Mobile Home Park is located,
shall, on December 14, 2005 or thereafter, timely notify the Town Clerk of information requested
in writing by the Town Clerk, including the number of all mobile homes, manufactured dwellings,
manufactured homes and camping units installed, parked or removed at any specific time periods
in the Mobile Home Park. This information shall be provided by the owner of the land or the
operator of the Mobile Home Park within 5 days after written request from the Town Clerk. The
information requested shall be on a form provided by the Town Clerk.
E. No person after the effective date of this Ordinance shall in any Mobile Home Park in the Town
create or maintain, or cause or allow the creation or maintenance of, a public nuisance or a
substantial threat or danger to the health or safety of the public, including to those persons who are
occupants or tenants of the Mobile Home Park.
F. No Mobile Home Park, after the effective date of this Ordinance, shall be occupied at any one
time on any parcel in the Town by any owner or leaseholder of more than twenty-five (25) mobile homes or manufactured homes, or a combination thereof, installed, maintained or parked in the
Mobile Home Park. Manufactured dwellings and camping units shall be permitted for installation
in a Mobile Home Park only upon written approval of the Town Board. No owner may own or
lease any Mobile Home Park or Parks in the Town where the total number of units exceeds fifty
(50) units. No other buildings or structures are to be constructed, installed, parked, maintained or
used in the Mobile Home Park parcel for living quarters, sleeping, lodging or any other habitation,
unless approved in writing by the Town Board.
G. The Town reserves the right to place special taxes, special charges or special assessments on the
parcel where the Mobile Home Park is located to defray the costs to the Town of services and
materials furnished by the Town to the Mobile Home Park or the parcel therein located.
SECTION VII – CAMPGROUNDS
A. No person, after the effective date of this Ordinance, shall construct, install, operate, maintain, or
cause the construction, installation, operation or maintenance of, a Campground facility without
obtaining a Campground license from the State of Wisconsin. No Campground in the Town shall
be operated or maintained as a campground facility for which a permit has not been issued and
maintained from the State of Wisconsin under s. 254.47, Wis. Stats. No Campground shall be
operated, expanded or maintained in the Town by any person where the Campground habitation
causes a public nuisance or threat to public health or safety as determined by the Town Board of
its agent.
SECTION VIII – GENERAL RESTRICTIONS
A. Parking on Public Lands. No person, upon the effective date of this Ordinance, shall abandon,
park or maintain any manufactured dwelling, manufactured home, camping unit or mobile homes
in the Town of Angelo on public streets, highways, alleys or other public lands, including rights-
of-way, in the Town of Angelo for any time period longer than eight (8) hours in any day. This
provision is subject to full compliance by that person with any and all other regulations, statutes
and ordinances applicable to roads, streets, highways, motor vehicles, and the placement of
temporary or seasonal dwellings, mobile homes, manufactured dwellings, camping units or
manufactured homes on private and public lands, roads, streets or highways in the Town of
Angelo.
B. Installation of Mobile Home. No person, upon effective date of this Ordinance, shall occupy any
manufactured home, mobile home, or manufactured dwelling outside a licensed Mobile Home
Park, for any residential, business or other purposes, where an Occupancy Permit is required,
unless within one hundred and eighty (180) days after the person initially installed, parked or
otherwise located the mobile home, the manufactured home or the manufactured dwelling upon a
foundation as defined in §70.043 Wis Stats., the mobile home, manufactured home or
manufactured dwelling has been permanently affixed by the person to the real estate to be an
integral part thereof and the person has properly installed and maintained the proper electrical
system, has connected the dwelling or home to a public potable water system or has installed the
home or dwelling to a potable water well supply system and has installed an approved septic or
sewer disposal system to the mobile home, the manufactured home or the manufactured dwelling.
These systems cannot be shared systems unless approved in writing by the Town Board. These
provisions may be waived for any person by the Town Board, at its discretion, but only after a written petition for waiver has been submitted by that person to the Town Board and then only
after a public hearing by the Town Board on the request for waiver. No person shall gain a waiver
by the Town Board from the requirement that the mobile home, manufactured home or
manufactured dwelling be set upon foundation within the time period noted above. This provision
does not apply to currently existing mobile homes, manufactured homes or manufactured
dwellings installed or parked, or otherwise located at their current specific location in the Town of
Angelo, outside a Mobile Home Park, if no Occupancy Permit is required by the Town Board
under this Ordinance. This provision also does not apply to any currently existing mobile homes,
manufactured homes or manufactured dwellings that are only parked and commercially displayed
by the owner of the parcel who also is the person licensed to sell by the State of Wisconsin at the
location these homes or dwellings and where these displayed homes or dwellings are not used at
these locations for any residential or business purpose.
C. Parking Near Roadway or Well. No person upon the effective date of this Ordinance shall install,
park, store or maintain any temporary or seasonal dwelling, camping unit, manufactured home,
manufactured dwelling or mobile home, outside a licensed Mobile Home Park, on any parcel of
land in the Town of Angelo where the home, dwelling or unit is parked on or within fifty (50) feet
of any Town of Angelo road right-of-way, within fifty (50) feet of any public or private property
lines, or within fifty (50) feet of a public or private potable water well located on land owned,
leased or controlled by another person. This provision may be waived for any person by the Town
Board, at its discretion, but only after a written petition for waiver has been submitted by that
person to the Town Board and then only after a public hearing by the Town Board on the request
for waiver. This provision does not apply to currently existing temporary or seasonal dwelling
camping units, mobile homes, manufactured homes or manufactured dwellings that are only
installed or parked or by the owner of the parcel at their current specific locations in the Town of
Angelo, outside a Mobile Home Park if no Occupancy Permit is required under this Ordinance or
where these homes, dwellings or units are parked or commercially displayed by a person on a
parcel in the Town owned by that person who is licensed to sell at that location by the State of
Wisconsin these homes or dwellings and where these displayed homes or dwellings are not used at
these locations for any residential or other business purpose.
D. Dilapidated Mobile Homes, Manufactured Homes, Manufactured Dwellings and Camping Units.
No person, upon the effective date of this Ordinance, shall install, park, store, locate, use or
maintain, or cause the installation, parking, storage, location or maintenance of any dilapidated
mobile home, manufactured home, manufactured dwelling or camping unit, or any other structure
or building in the Town of Angelo for more than ten (10) days in any calendar year without
obtaining a special permit approved and issued by the Town Board or its agent, upon the
conditions established by the Town Board for such installation, parking, use, storage or
maintenance in the Town of Angelo, and shall be, in addition, in compliance with the provisions
of any County of Monroe or Town zoning, any Town or County Comprehensive Plans, or any
other applicable Town or County Ordinances and any other applicable statutes and provisions of
the Wisconsin Administrative Code. This Permit shall be approved, approved on condition, or
denied by the Town Board only after a public hearing. No permit will be approved or issued if the
use, activity or business for the dilapidated mobile home, manufactured home, manufactured
dwelling or camping unit likely will cause harm to public health or safety, or will cause a public
nuisance. No person shall use these dilapidated structures or dwellings for any specific use,
business or activity without the special permit issued by the Town Board or its agent authorizing
such specific use, business or activity. The permit plans and approvals for such dilapidated structures, including the application data, shall meet the permit plans and approval criteria noted in
Section V(C). For purposes of this Ordinance, “dilapidated” shall mean the structure or dwelling
shall be so old or out of repair to be dangerous, unsafe, unsanitary or otherwise unfit for human
habitation, use and occupancy to be unreasonable to repair and to be essentially a nuisance.
SECTION IX – GENERAL LICENSE AND PERMIT PROVISIONS
A. No person shall conduct or cause any activity or use enumerated in this Ordinance without a
license or permit required in this Ordinance or where such activity or use causes a public nuisance
or a threat to the public safety or health as determined by the Town Board or its agent.
B. Application for a license or permit under this Ordinance shall be made to the Town Clerk on a
form furnished by the Town. The application shall contain such information as may be required
by the Town Board.
C. All license or permit fees imposed under this Ordinance shall be collected by the Town Clerk and
are payable to the Town Treasurer. If a license or permit is denied after payment of a license fee,
the license or permit fee shall be returned to the applicant.
D. A license or permit under this Ordinance may be issued by the Town Clerk, with the approval of
the Town Board. If the Town Clerk has reason to believe that the applicant is not a fit person to
be granted the license or permit, that the conduct, use or activity is not in compliance with Federal
or State law or regulations or any County, Extraterritorial or Town ordinance, or that the parcel for
the conduct, use or activity is not suitable, the Town Clerk shall refer the license or permit to the
Town Board, or its designee, for investigation or inspection. If as a result of the investigation or
inspection, the Town Clerk, with the approval of the Town Board, denies the license or permit, an
appeal may be made by the applicant in writing to the Town Clerk within 5 days after the date of
the denial. Upon receipt of a written appeal, the Town Clerk shall set a public hearing before the
Town Board not less than 10 days after receipt of the written appeal and provide written notice of
the hearing to the appellant. At the hearing, the appellant shall be entitled to be represented by
counsel. After hearing the evidence, the Town Board may confirm or reverse the denial. The
determination of the Town Board shall be final.
E. All annual licenses or permits issued under this Ordinance shall expire on the succeeding June 30.
F. All licenses or permits issued under this Ordinance shall be displayed upon the parcel or vehicle
for which issued, or, if carried on the person, shall be displayed to any officer of the Town upon
request.
G. It shall be a condition of holding a license or permit under this Ordinance that the licensee or
permittee fully comply with all Federal or State law or regulations, County, Extraterritorial or
Town ordinances and that the licensee or permittee does not cause or not allow any public
nuisance or threat to public health or safety in the use, operation or maintenance of the licensed or
permitted premises as determined by the Town Board or its agent. Failure to comply so shall be
cause for revocation of the license or permit.
H. All licenses or permits issued under this Ordinance are personal and are not transferable except by
written approval of the Town Board of the Town.
I. Any license or permit issued under this Ordinance may be revoked for cause by the Town Board.
Any licensee or permittee whose license or permit is so revoked may apply within 5 days after the
revocation for a public hearing before the Town Board of the Town. At the hearing, the licensee
or permittee shall be entitled to be represented by counsel. The hearing shall require a Class I
Notice under ch. 985, Wis. stats., prior to hearing, with the costs for publication and public hearing paid by licensee or permittee to the Town Clerk prior to publication. After hearing the
evidence, the Town Board may confirm or reverse the revocation, or modify the revocation by
imposing a limited period of suspension. The determination of the Town Board shall be in
writing, shall state the reasons for the Board’s action, and shall be final.
SECTION X – PENALTY PROVISIONS
Any person, partnership, corporation or other legal entity that fails to comply with the provisions
of this Ordinance shall, upon conviction, pay a forfeiture of not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) nor more
than five-hundred dollars ($500.00), plus the applicable surcharges, assessments and costs for each
violation. Each day a violation exists or continues shall be considered a separate offense under this
Ordinance. In addition, the Town Board may seek injunctive relief from a Court of record to enjoin
further violations.
SECTION XI – SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this ordinance or its application to any person or circumstance is held invalid,
the invalidity does not affect other provisions or applications of this ordinance that can be given effect
without the invalid provision or application, and to this end, the provisions of this ordinance are severable.
SECTION XII – EFFECTIVE DATE
This Ordinance is effective December 14, 2005.
The Town Clerk shall make available for public inspection, within the Office of the Town Clerk, a
copy of the Code of Ordinances, which shall include a copy of this Ordinance.
This Ordinance adopted and published pursuant to §66.0103 Wis Stats
