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Features
Comprehensive Planning in Wisconsin: Are
Communities Planning to Protect Their Groundwater?
The second in a
three-part series of a project by CLUE staff that examines
comprehensive planning efforts to protect and manage groundwater in
Wisconsin. This article includes the final results of
the study, as well as observations and recommendations.
L-THIA
- Three Versions, Three Groups, Three Projects
The Long-Term Hydrologic Impact Assessment (L-THIA) model was developed to
address the long-term, cumulative impacts that human activities have on
stormwater runoff volumes and water quality. |
Is
Municipal Financing of Storm Water Projects Failing?
Come budget time, the cost of funding storm water activities, such
as storm water drainage improvements, water quality management,
proper ordinance development, and wetland protection may create a
volatile financial situation.
New
Quorum and Alternate
Requirements for Zoning Boards
In August 2005, Wisconsin Act 34 changed the voting and membership
requirements for zoning boards of adjustment and appeals. The
law also requires communities to appoint two alternate members to
the zoning board. |
