The regular monthly meeting of the Concord Town Board will be held on Monday, February 21, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. at the Concord Community Center.

The agenda is as follows:

1. Roll Call
2. Certification of compliance with the Open Meeting Law
3. Approval of the agenda
4. Minutes of the January meetings
5. Zoning
   1. Steven Grant is requesting the approval of a preliminary CSM to create (2) 1-acre A-3 lots, a 35.4-acre A-1 zone, and a 61.9-acre A-1 zone from a 98.5-acre A-1 parent parcel on Morgan Road.
6. Treasurer Report
7. Budget Report
8. Payment of bills
9. Highway Foreman Report
10. Correspondence
11.  Old Business
    1. Discuss and decide on a planner to update our town plan
    2. Discuss and move forward on statute 82.03 (Highway superintendent)
       1. The town board shall have the care and supervision of all highways under the town's jurisdiction, including the highways specified in s. 83.06. The town board may appoint in writing a superintendent of highways to supervise, under the board's direction, the construction, repair, and maintenance of the highways and bridges under the town's jurisdiction. Where no superintendent of highways is appointed, it shall be the duty of the town board to perform all of the duties that are prescribed by law for the superintendent of highways to perform, including keeping the highways passable at all times.
    3. Discuss and move forward on Statute 86.04 Highway Encroachments
       1. See Reverse Side for Full Statue
12. New Business
13. Adjournment
    1. Next Meeting – March 14 – 7 PM
    2. Spring Election – April 5th
    3. Annual Meeting – April 19th – 7 PM

Brian Neumann, Town Clerk

86.04  Highway encroachments.

(1) Order for removal. If any highway right-of-way shall be encroached upon, under or over by any fence, stand, building or any other structure or object, and including encroachments caused by acquisition by the public of new or increased widths of highway right-of-way, the department, in case of a state trunk highway, the county highway committee, in case of a county trunk highway, or the city council, village or town board, in case of a street or highway maintained by or under the authority of any city, village or town, may order the occupant or owner of the land through or by which the highway runs, and to which the encroachment shall be appurtenant, to remove the encroachment beyond the limits of the highway within 30 days. The order shall specify the extent and location of the encroachment with reasonable certainty, and shall be served upon the occupant or owner of the land through or by which the highway runs, and to which the encroachment shall be appurtenant.

(2)  Nonremoval. If the occupant or owner upon whom the order is served shall not deny such encroachment, under sub. (3), and the encroachment is not removed within 30 days after the service of such order, the occupant or owner shall forfeit $1 for every day after the expiration of that time during which the encroachment continues. An action to recover such penalty may be brought in any court of record in the county. In all cases where a judgment is rendered, the judgment shall order that the occupant or owner remove the encroachment within the time fixed by the judgment, and upon failure to obey the order, the department, county highway committee, or city council, village or town board, as appropriate, may remove the encroachment and recover from the occupant or owner the cost thereof.

(3)  Denial of encroachment, procedure. If, within 30 days after being served with the order issued under sub. (1), the owner or occupant delivers a denial in writing of the alleged encroachment to the ordering body, or fails to make a denial, the ordering body may commence an action to remove the encroachment in a court of record in the county where the property is located.