Irvine may weigh regulating the trucks of the All American Asphalt plant at its next City Council meeting. Residents say the plant spreads noxious fumes into the air.
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CLARKS GREEN At the Clarks Green council meeting July 21, Leah Rosencrans, partner of the accounting firm Murphy, Dougherty, & Company, presented council an audit for the year 2020. She gave a modified approval based on the way council budgets its accounts.
“It was a clean audit,” she said.
Rosencrans went through the general fund with council. She reported that the balance for Dec. 21, 2020, was $288,739 an increase of $6,590 for the year. She also reported the revenue to be $603,000 an expenditure of $597,000.
She said that council budgeted to decrease the fund balance by $835,000 but was able to increase it by $6,000. She then announced the liquid fuels balance to be approximately $76,000, which is a decrease of about $37,000 for the year. She said that the expenditures in the liquid fuels fund were for paving in 2020.
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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) North Central Region provides weekly road construction updates for the following counties in North Central Wisconsin: Adams, Green Lake, Florence, Forest, Iron, Langlade, Lincoln, Marathon, Marquette, Menominee, Oneida, Portage, Price, Shawano, Vilas, Waupaca, Waushara, and Wood counties.
Construction schedules may fluctuate pending favorable weather conditions and crew availability.
Adams County
Schedule: This project is complete.
Note: WIS 82 from WIS 13 to 500 feet east of County B is still closed
(see below).
Schedule: April 12, 2021 to October 2021
Project ID: 1430-01-77
Work scheduled for next week: Crews will start paving which is estimated to take eight working days. Crews will start with the westbound lane at WIS 13 and move east.
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Irvine Residents Call on City Council to Address ‘Public Health Crisis’
IRVINE, Calif. A group of Irvine residents gathered outside city hall on May 25 to protest a variety of issues, including some related to an asphalt-mixing plant.
Various activist groups attended the rally, which was formed by the Stop Toxic Asphalt Pollutants (STAP) group, an Irvine-based organization seeking relief from the smell of burnt rubber. Members of the group said they’re worried about the health effects of air pollution from All American Asphalt, which is located close to Irvine neighborhoods including Orchard Hills.
Kim Konte, who is helping to lead the charge against the pollutants, said she’s tired of being ignored by the Irvine City Council about an issue that is affecting multiple neighborhoods and causing health issues.