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Construction Site Erosion Control Workshop - Rice
Lake
Conference Center, WITC Rice Lake Campus
Sponsored by the UW-Extension Basin Education program, the purpose of this workshop is to increase the level of knowledge and
expertise in the control of erosion from small construction sites,
primarily one- and two-family homes. Participants can receive
continuing education credits and qualify for Wisconsin Dept of Commerce
Soil Inspection Certification.
Topics covered in the workshop include "Regulations for Home
Construction Sites," "Understanding Flow and Erosion,"
"Erosion Control for Small Sites", a Site Design exercise and
other topics.
Interested participants may print out and mail the registration.
For further information,
contact John Exo, Lower
Wisconsin River Basin Educator, UW-Extension, (608) 355-3554, john.exo@ces.uwex.edu
or go to http://clean-water.uwex.edu/cserosion. |
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
& Board of Appeals Workshop - Bristol
Kenosha County Center
This workshop is designed for new and continuing county board of
adjustment and city, village and town zoning board of appeals
members. It is intended to provide information about the role of the
board of adjustment/appeals and the procedures and legal standards that
apply to its decisions. Other local officials, staff and interested
persons are welcome. |
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Construction Site Erosion Control Workshop - La
Crosse
Best Western Midway Hotel
Sponsored by the UW-Extension Basin Education program, the purpose of this workshop is to increase the level of knowledge and
expertise in the control of erosion from small construction sites,
primarily one- and two-family homes. Participants can receive
continuing education credits and qualify for Wisconsin Dept of Commerce
Soil Inspection Certification.
Topics covered in the workshop include "Regulations for Home
Construction Sites," "Understanding Flow and Erosion,"
"Erosion Control for Small Sites", a Site Design exercise and
other topics.
Interested participants may print out and mail the registration.
For further information,
contact John Exo, Lower
Wisconsin River Basin Educator, UW-Extension, (608) 355-3554, john.exo@ces.uwex.edu
or go to www.clean-water.uwex.edu/cserosion
(available 2/24/03) |
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Construction Site Erosion Control Workshop - Fond du
Lac
University Center, UW-Fond du Lac
Sponsored by the UW-Extension Basin Education program, the purpose of this workshop is to increase the level of knowledge and
expertise in the control of erosion from small construction sites,
primarily one- and two-family homes. Participants can receive
continuing education credits and qualify for Wisconsin Dept of Commerce
Soil Inspection Certification.
Topics covered in the workshop include "Regulations for Home
Construction Sites," "Understanding Flow and Erosion,"
"Erosion Control for Small Sites", a Site Design exercise and
other topics.
Interested participants may print out and mail the registration.
For further information,
contact John Exo, Lower
Wisconsin River Basin Educator, UW-Extension, (608) 355-3554, john.exo@ces.uwex.edu
or go to www.clean-water.uwex.edu/cserosion
(available 2/24/03) |
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April 2003
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Land Use
Impact Assessment Tools Workshop
The Department of Natural Resources has a responsibility to support
Wisconsin�s comprehensive planning (�smart growth�) process.
One component of this effort is to promote the use of decision
support tools by the general public, public officials, and others
who make land use decisions. Along these lines, we are pleased to be
sponsoring this workshop to evaluate tools for assessing impacts of
land use decisions.
Read more about it in this letter
from the Department of Natural Resources |
Additional information on program content and
registration for the Cooperative Extension�s Local Government Center�s
programs may be found at www.uwex.edu/lgc/
and on UW-Extension local government educational programs at www.govtraining.org.
Contact 608.262.3830/2576 for more information on UW-Madison Continuing Studies
programs.
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