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Votes at a glance: parcel sale, fee change, forestry bill support and routine minutes approved
Summary
The committee approved a county parcel sale, a register-of-deeds fee change, support for a state forestry bill and routine minutes and reports.
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During its meeting the Sawyer County Land, Water and Forest Resources Committee approved several brief procedural and policy items: sale of a tax-forfeited parcel, an adjustment to a Register of Deeds fee schedule, and a resolution supporting the Wisconsin Forestry Revitalization Act. Committee members also approved minutes of the previous meeting.
Parcel sale: The committee approved the sale of tax parcel ID 42750 with a motion to sell at a highest bid of $300; the committee recorded the motion, a second and a voice vote approving the sale.
Register of Deeds fee change: The committee approved a modest increase to a monthly fee for the vendor/service described in the packet as "Laredo," moving the $85 monthly band to a $95 starting rate per the new schedule provided in meeting materials. The motion to adopt the new fee schedule passed by voice vote.
Forestry Revitalization Act: The committee voted to support the Wisconsin Forestry Revitalization Act as described in the meeting packet. Presenters said the measure would invest approximately $210 million in northern Wisconsin, including a proposed $150 million bond and $60 million in tax incentives, aimed at timber and economic development in forested counties. The committee agreed to forward a support resolution to the full county board.
Minutes and routine approvals: Members approved minutes from the previous meeting and several attached reports (register of deeds report, land records, county surveyor and forestry reports were noted as received). All motions recorded in the meeting were approved by voice vote with committee members present voting in favor.
Each action was recorded as a motion and passed by the committee members present; no roll-call tallies or recorded no votes were entered into the transcript.

