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Consultant from Baird outlines cooperative boundary plan process
Summary
Adam Ruechel of Baird presented an overview of cooperative boundary plans and how they could function for the City of Green Lake and Town of Brooklyn; committee members agreed to examine the "bigger picture" and requested mapping and service-overlap analysis at future meetings.
Adam Ruechel, representing Baird, gave an overview to the ad hoc committee of what a cooperative boundary plan is and how it might function between municipal jurisdictions. Ruechel described the general purpose of cooperative boundary plans and the ways they can structure shared service delivery and boundary agreements; committee members discussed looking at the "bigger picture" for future planning.
Members agreed the committee should return with concrete materials to inform deliberations, specifically maps that show potential geographic overlap and an inventory of overlapping services. The presentation served as an orientation; no votes on a formal plan were taken and the committee scheduled follow-up work for the August meeting.
