Those who attended the County Board meeting Tuesday, Aug. 23, hope by sharing his story and encouraging others to speak up about their roads to recovery, more community members will be inspired to take the same positive step for themselves.
The ordinance, which went into effect at the beginning of 2021, outlines the responsibilities of operators to abide by rules concerning septic systems and solid waste, occupancy, noise, parking and conformity with existing county and state requirements. These properties must also be licensed annually.
The decision comes after nearly a year of public comments from a citizen group raising a variety of concerns with the elections system, inspired by false claims of widespread election fraud in the 2020 presidential election.
The conversation comes after nearly a year of public comments during meetings raising a variety of concerns with the elections system, inspired by unproven claims of election fraud in the 2020 presidential election.
The board established the moratorium in April to give staff time to study the issue over the next year in pursuit of more robust and clearer regulations amid apparent increased development pressure on marginal lakeshore properties. These properties abut shallow, marshy areas, complicating residents’ ability to access navigable waters via traditional docking systems.