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Board approves Dayton zoning change and awards radio tower contract
Summary
The board granted a zoning map amendment in the Town of Dayton (Petition Z-008-2024) and approved a $192,129 contract award for radio communication towers to Saber; both motions passed 24-0.
The Waupaca County Board on June 18 approved a Planning & Zoning Committee recommendation to grant Petition Z-008-2024, a zoning map amendment requested by LW & MNCH LLC to rezone a parcel in the Town of Dayton from Agriculture and Woodland Transition (AWT) to Rural Residential (RR). The committee cited Town of Dayton approval and consistency with that town’s comprehensive plan; Supervisor Kraeger moved the board approval and Supervisor Suhs seconded. The board vote was 24-0.
The petition describes the affected land as the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 12 along County Road K (parcel 03-12-21-3). The ordinance notice in the record states the amendment will be effective on filing with the county clerk or 40 days after adoption unless the town files a certified resolution of disapproval within ten days; a certification block in the record also includes a line that the ordinance "was enacted by the County Board on January 16th, 2024," which appears in the printed certification text in the minutes.
Separately, the board approved awarding RFP-20012-23 for radio communication towers to Saber for $192,129.00. Supervisor Jack Spierings moved the contract award and Supervisor Will seconded; the motion carried 24-0.
The minutes include no further detail about the radio contract scope beyond the award amount and vendor name; the zoning petition documentation and the full radio contract are available from the county clerk’s office.
