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Credit PIXABAY.COM The search for development of a dog park in the Eagle River area appears to have ended with a site visit to the now closed former Town of Lincoln-Eagle River landfill a couple of miles south of the city on Loon Lake Road. The 20 acre former landfill, closed in the mid 1980’s, is completely fenced and is owned by the Town of Lincoln. Any plan would have to protect a number of monitoring wells and gas extraction sites. Discussion also included the possibility of a sledding hill on the site. Eagle River city administrator Joe Laux has been active in contacting the DNR for information and inspection of any site plan. ....
Credit PIXABAY.COM Shipping containers being brought into Eagle River appear not to have any regulations but that will change after the city council adopted specifications last week where they will be, and not be, allowed. A draft ordinance was reviewed previously by the city plan commission with concerns over lack of setback requirements is some zoning districts, how many could be on one property, used for habitation, and if they were taxable as personal property or real property. Mayor Jeff Hyslop felt the draft ordinance “needed to be more restrictive and could be modified later if needed.” The adopted ordinance by the city council specified shipping containers are not to be used for human or animal habitation and where allowed are restricted to one container therefore cannot be stacked on top of each other. In addition, where allowed they must be painted a single color and have all advertising removed. ....
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Credit Wikimedia Commons Royalbroil After the Christmas display on the former Seyfert gas station lot on the corner of Wall and First street acquired by the city generated numerous compliments, the Eagle River City Council decided to place the proposed sale on “pause” and to explore different public uses as a mini-park downtown. The property was purchased using a $200,000 ten year loan with an additional $35,000 cost to clean up the former gas station. The council then adopted a position to offer the site for private development. Alderman Jerry Burkett indicated he requested the council agenda include a discussion on the future of the site. ....