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Public Meeting Notice Taylor County Board of Supervisors The Taylor County Board of Supervisors will be meeting on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., in the third floor County Board Room of the Taylor County Courthouse. All County Board meetings are open to the public. The agenda for this meeting includes the following: MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, BUSINESS, AND PRESENTATIONS: • Update from Jon Trautmann of Clifton Larson Allen. • Administrative Coordinator/HR Manager Report. RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES TO BE ACTED ON: • Docket 2026-3-14: Resolution expressing appreciation to Jacqueline Peterson for her many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-3-15: Resolution requesting Powerline impact fees for the Medford Curling Club kitchen project. • Docket 2026-3-16: Resolution requesting Powerline impact fees for the Roosevelt Rod and Gun Club, Den’s Acre Campground updates. • Docket 2026-3-17: Resolution requesting Powerline impact fees for the Rib Lake Ski and Snowshoe Club signage project. • Docket 2026-3-18: Ordinance to amend various sections of Chapter 28, Recycling Authority, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-3-19: Resolution appointing Brad Hutchinson to the Board of Commissioners of Lake District #1. • Docket 2026-3-20: Resolution to revise the employee handbook. • Docket 2026-3-21: Ordinance to repeal Section 13.06, Human Services, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-3-22: Resolution protecting Wisconsin taxpayers, farmland and communities from large-scale wind and solar projects. For further information on any of these items, please feel free to contact Andria Farrand at the Taylor County Clerk’s Office, 715- 748-1460. 180328_2 WNAXLP
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Public Meeting Notice Taylor County Board of Supervisors The Taylor County Board of Supervisors will be meeting on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., in the third floor County Board Room of the Taylor County Courthouse. All County Board meetings are open to the public. The agenda for this meeting includes the following: MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, BUSINESS, AND PRESENTATIONS: • Update from Jon Trautmann of Clifton Larson Allen. • Administrative Coordinator/HR Manager Report. RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES TO BE ACTED ON: • Docket 2026-3-14: Resolution expressing appreciation to Jacqueline Peterson for her many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-3-15: Resolution requesting Powerline impact fees for the Medford Curling Club kitchen project. • Docket 2026-3-16: Resolution requesting Powerline impact fees for the Roosevelt Rod and Gun Club, Den’s Acre Campground updates. • Docket 2026-3-17: Resolution requesting Powerline impact fees for the Rib Lake Ski and Snowshoe Club signage project. • Docket 2026-3-18: Ordinance to amend various sections of Chapter 28, Recycling Authority, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-3-19: Resolution appointing Brad Hutchinson to the Board of Commissioners of Lake District #1. • Docket 2026-3-20: Resolution to revise the employee handbook. • Docket 2026-3-21: Ordinance to repeal Section 13.06, Human Services, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-3-22: Resolution protecting Wisconsin taxpayers, farmland and communities from large-scale wind and solar projects. For further information on any of these items, please feel free to contact Andria Farrand at the Taylor County Clerk’s Office, 715- 748-1460. 180328_2 WNAXLP
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