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Home » Community Development » Comprehensive Land Use Planning » Village of Lohrville Comprehensive Plan

Village of Lohrville Comprehensive Plan

Village of Lohrville

  • Adopted November 10, 2009
  • Village of Lohrville Comprehensive Plan
  • Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
  • Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the village planning committee.

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