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As the project moves into the policy development phase some meetings will be
scheduled to cover what Dane County does in terms of implementation. At Warner Park
(1625 Northport Dr., Madison) there will be Education Sessions/Joint Work Group
Meetings from 7 to 9 PM Here is what the meetings will cover:
- April 13, 2005 - "Implementation 101: Coordination, Education, Technical Assistance & Incentives"
- June 29, 2005 - "Implementation 101: Infrastructure, Public Investment & Direct Services"
- July 20, 2005 - "Implementation 101: Acquisition"
- Sept. 21, 2005 - "Implementation 101: Regulation"
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Survey Results:
As part of the public participation effort, the Steering Committee and the work groups worked with a
consultant to create a citizen survey. That survey has now been completed. On July 20th, 2005 a
representative from Chamberlain Research Consultants presented the final results of the survey to
these groups. The survey represents 500 additional citizen voices from Dane County in this project.
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This work group’s responsibilities include completing both the (1) Transportation
and (2) Utilities and Community Facilities Elements, which involves:
Creating a compilation of objectives, policies, goals, maps, and programs to guide
the future development of the various modes of transportation including: Highways,
Transit, Transportation for the disabled, Bicycles, walking, railroads, air transportation,
trucking and water transportation. They will also compare Dane County’s objectives,
policies, goals, and programs to state and regional transportation plans and incorporate
the applicable state, regional, and other transportation plans.
A compilation of objectives, policies, goals, maps, and programs to guide future
development of utilities and community facilities such as: sewer service, water
supply, recycling, storm water management, etc.
Describing the existing and future public utility and community facilities
and assess the future needs for government services related to such utilities
and facilities. Describe the approximate timetable that forecasts the need to
expand or rehabilitate existing utilities and facilities or to create new utilities
and facilities and assess future needs for government services in Dane County that
are related to such utilities and facilities.
Dave de Felice,
County Board Member
Dennis O’Loughlin,
County Board Member
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Mark Opitz,
County Board Member
Beth Harper, citizen
Sally Kefer, citizen
Lisa MacKinnon, citizen
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Jerry Movrich, citizen
Phil Peterson, citizen
James Pulvemacher, citizen
Ed Schten, citizen
John Van Dinter, citizen
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Jack Martz,
County Board Supervisor
Russ Anderson, citizen
Richard Bakken, citizen
Frederick Bartol, citizen
Rich Bogovich, citizen
Steve Books, citizen
Matt Bowers, citizen
Bob Bowman, citizen
Deb Brucaya, citizen
Daniel Carl, citizen
Ann Clark, citizen
Ken Dahl, citizen
Susan DeVos, citizen
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John Drury, citizen
Jay Ferm, citizen
John Garvin, citizen
Richard Hammersley, citizen
Beth Harper, citizen
Greg Iaccarino, citizen
Peter Kalscheur, citizen
Mary Karlsson, citizen
Tory Keyzer, citizen
Andrew Kraiss, citizen
Dan LaFleur, citizen
Nell Mally, citizen
Tanace Matthiesen, citizen
Carole McGuire, citizen
BJ Moghadam, citizen
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Marc Mouchon, citizen
Delora Newton, citizen
Dale Nordeen, citizen
Ron Richardson, citizen
Bill Schaefer, citizen
Richard Schneider, citizen
Eugene Skaar, citizen
Chuck Strawser, citizen
Kate Strom-Hiorns, citizen
Caryl Terrell, citizen
Charles Thimmesch, citizen
William Warlick, citizen
Vern Wendt, citizen
Caroline Werner, citizen
Royce Williams, citizen
Tim Wong, citizen
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Have any questions?
Dane County Department of Planning & Development
210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Rm 116
Madison WI 53703-3342
Curt Kodl 608-266-4183
daneplan@co.dane.wi.us
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