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Oneida County |
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Oneida County began developing a comprehensive plan in the fall of 2008. Towns that do not already have a comprehensive plan in place, or in process, are working with NCWRPC to create their own comprehensive plan.
The Oneida County Comprehensive Plan, although a separate document from the local Comprehensive Plans, will blend together these local plans into one. The town plans will be completed in 2009, and the county plan will follow in early 2010.
The comprehensive plan law (§66.1001 WI Stats. 
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According to §66.1001 WI Stats., beginning on January 1, 2010, if a town, village, city, or county engages in official mapping, subdivision regulation, or zoning, those actions must be consistent with that community's comprehensive plan.
LOCAL COMPREHENSIVE PLANS
Click on the link below to view a specific Town's progress:
Town of Enterprise (Draft)
Town of Lynne (Draft)
Town of Schoepke (Draft)
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OTHER LOCALLY ADOPTED PLANS
Town of Hazelhurst (Contact Town.)
Town of Lake Tomahawk (Link provided.)
Town of Nokomis (Contact Town.)
Town of Pine Lake (Link provided.)
Town of Sugar Camp (Contact Town.)
Town of Three Lakes (Link provided.)
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ONEIDA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
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| Revised Recommended Draft - Oneida County Comprehensive Plan 970 KB |
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| Recommended Draft (August 8, 2011) Plan without maps. Download maps below. | |
MAPS (August 8, 2011) |
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| 1-1 Planning Context 100 KB |
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| 2-1 Natural Resources 1.30 MB |
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| 2-2 Soils 983 KB |
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| 2-3 Rare Species 1.20 MB |
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| 4-1 Transportation 2.00 MB |
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| 4-2 Transit Services 1.10 MB |
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| 4-3 Bicycle Route Plan 2.00 MB |
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| 5-1 Recreation System 450 KB |
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| 5-2 Surface Water & Dams 811 KB |
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| 5-3 Community Facilities 160 KB |
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| 5-4 Fire Services 102 KB |
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| 5-5 School Districts 140 KB |
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| 5-6 Utilities 120 KB |
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| 8-1 Existing Land Use 5.75 MB |
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| 8-2 Future Land Use 1.10 MB |
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Make questions or comments about the plan here.
(Email link to submit comments on this plan.)