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The Land Use Tracker
Volume 2, Issue 3
Winter 2003

IN THIS ISSUE:

bullet To play the game you need to know the rules: town-county relationships in zoning administration
bullet defining and characterizing sprawl
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Land Use Planning Publications

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Calendar of Events

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Article Submissions

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Our Staff

bullet what's new at the center
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Calendar of Events

December 2002

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A workshop for Zoning Board of Adjustment members is planned in Vilas County. Call 715-479-3648 for more information


January 2003

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Open Records and Open Meetings Law
Available at all WisLine sites, Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. - 12:50 p.m.  Cost: $12.  Prerequisities: Participants must register with the UW-Registration Department @ 608/262-0810 prior to the program. Written material supplementing the topics will then be sent to the WisLine Site.

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SWCS Annual Meeting - "Keeping the Land in Land Use Planning," a conference for land use decision makers and resource managers.  Heidel House Resort, Green Lake, WI.  Click here to get the brochure in pdf format and here to get the MS Word version in pdf format.


February 2003

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Introductory Training Program on Strategic Planning (Community, Organization & Local Government Applications), at the Pyle Center, Madison, WI
FOR WHOM:  University of Wisconsin-Extension (UWEX), Cooperative Extension County Faculty, Specialists, Staff and Administrators currently involved in or committed to new efforts involving strategic planning. Extension educators from Agriculture and Natural Resources, Family Living, Youth Development, and CNRED Program Areas are encouraged to apply for participation in these workshops.

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Conference and Webcast - Wet Growth: Should Water Law Control Land Use Kennedy Hall, Chapman University School of Law, Orange, California
Land and water resources are interconnected in dynamic, but threatened ecosystems. Yet the legal rules and planning procedures governing land use are fragmented across federal, state, and local jurisdictions. The American Planning Association and its Planning and Law Division are pleased to sponsor a one-day conference and webcast on this critical area of policy and practice.  The program will feature presentations by nationally recognized experts in water law, environmental law, and planning, as well as stakeholder responses by representatives of government, business, and the environmental community. Following the conference, the Environmental Law Institute will publish the proceedings.  Follow the link to get more information on registration.


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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