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CountyComprehensive Plan

• Plan Adopted December 8, 2009
• Update Adopted March 20, 2018

Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations

• Title Page, Acknowledgements, and Table of Contents
• Chapter 1: Introduction: Issues and Opportunities
• Chapter 2: Housing
• Chapter 3: Transportation
• Chapter 4: Utilities and Community Facilities
• Chapter 5: Agricultural, Natural, and Cultural Resources
• Chapter 6: Economic Development 
• Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation 
• Chapter 8: Land Use 
  • Future Land Use Map
• Chapter 9: Implementation

Appendix

• Appendix A: Citizen Participation Plan
• Appendix B: Results from Public Information Meetings
• Appendix C: Resolution for Adoption
• Appendix D: Adopting Ordinances

Volume Two: Existing Report

•  Title Page, Acknowledgements, and Table of Contents 
•  Chapter 1: Issue & Opportunities Background Report
•  Chapter 2: Housing Background Report 
• Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
  • Map of Road Function Class and Traffic Counts for Waushara County
  •  Map of Waushara County Bike Routes 
•  Chapter 4: Utilities and Community Facilities Background Report 
  • Waushara County Utilities Map
  • Waushara County Community Facilities Map
• Chapter 5: Agriculture, Cultural, and Natural Resources Background Report
  • Map of Important Farm Land Classes in Waushara County
  • Map of Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal in Wausahra County
  • Map of Soil Potential for Building and Development in Waushara County
  • Map of Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading in Waushara County
  • Map of Water Related Environmental Features in Waushara County
  • Map of Surface Environmental Features in Waushara County
• Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report 
• Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Background Report 
• Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
  • Map of existing land uses in Waushara County
  • Map of existing zoning in Waushara County

Background Report Appendix

• Background Report Appendix A: Issues & Opportunities Tables
• Background Report Appendix B: Housing Tables
• Background Report Appendix C: Pavement Rating Map
• Background Report Appendix D: Agricultural, Natural, and Cultural Resource Data
• Background Report Appendix E: Economic Data

 

• The Waushara County Comprehensive Plan was developed using a bottom-up approach. Each municipality in Waushara County was asked to prepare a comprehensive plan. The municipal plans were used as the basis of the County Comprehensive Plan.
• The Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations (Volume 1) were assembled by Schrieber Anderson Associates (SAA) with direction from the Waushara County Land Use Committee.
• The Background Report (Volume 2) was created by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with direction from the Waushara County Land Use Committee.
• The Waushara County Land Use Committee coordinated the planning effort in Wausahra County and was the committee responsible for the essembly of the Waushara County Comprehensive Plan using the municipal plans. The Land Use Committe is responsible for annually reviewing and updating the County Comprehensive Plan. Anyone interested is welcome to attend and participate. Each municipality in the county has been given the opportunity to appoint a representative to the committee. The Land Use Committee usually meets the last Monday in July at 6:30 in the Demonstration Room at the Waushara County Courthouse.
• If you have questions or comments regarding the Waushara County Comprehensive Plan contact Patrick Nehring at UW-Extension Waushara County, (920) 787-0416, patrick.nehring@wisc.edu,PO Box 487, Wautoma, WI 54982.

 

Municipal Comprehensive Plans

Town of Aurora 

• Public Hearing on Updated Comprehensive Plan – March 14 at 6:30 at the Aurora Town Hall
  • Proposed Updates to Chapter 2: Issues and Opportunities
  • Proposed Updates to Chapter 3: Economic Development
  • Proposed Updates to Chapter 4: Housing
  • Proposed Update to Chapter 8: Land Use
  • Proposed Updates to Chapter 9: Intergovernmental Cooperation
  • Exhibit 8-2: Existing Zoning Map
  • Proposed Appendix B: Issues and Opportunities
  • Proposed Appendix C: Economic Development
  • Proposed Appendix D: Housing
• Adopted June 14, 2007
• Town of Aurora Comprehensive Plan
  • Exhibits
  • Appendices
  • Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee
  • Public Participation Method Used

Town of Bloomfield

• Adopted May 29, 2007
• Town of Bloomfield Comprehensive Plan
  • Exhibits
    • Exhibit 5-1 Road Functional Class and Average Daily Traffic County
    • Exhibit 6-1 Community Facilities
    • Exhibit 7-1 Important Farmland
    • Exhibit 7-2 Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal
    • Exhibit 7-3 Soil Potential for Building
    • Exhibit 7-4 Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading
    • Exhibit 7-5 Steep Slopes
    • Exhibit 7-6 Floodplains
    • Exhibit 7-7 Wetlands
    • Exhibit 7-8 Depth to Groundwater
    • Exhibit 8-1 Existing Land Use
    • Exhibit 8-2 Existing Zoning
    • Exhibit 8-3 Future Land Use
  • Appendices
    • Appendix A: Community Survey
    • Appendix B: Issues Opportunities
    • Appendix C: Economic Development
    • Appendix D: Housing
    • Appendix E: Pavement Ratings
    • Appendix F: Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Species
    • Appendix G: Land Use and Values
    • Appendix H: Public Notices and Planning Committee
    • Appendix I: Resolution and Ordinance
    • Appendix J: Land Protection Option
    • Appendix K: Country Living Article
  • Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee
  • Public Participation Method Used

City of Berlin

• Adopted January 14, 2003
• Updated April 26, 2011
• City of Berlin Comprehensive Plan
  • Initial comprehensive plan prepared by planimetrix.  Updates prepared by Kunkel Engineering Group and City of Berlin.

Town of Coloma

• Adopted December 7, 2009 / Updated April 15, 2014
• Town of Coloma Comprehensive Plan
  • Updated Exhibit 8.3 Town of Coloma Future Land Use Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee

Village of Coloma

• Adopted November 19, 2009
• Village of Coloma Comprehensive Plan
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission is assembling the Village of Coloma Comprehensive Plan with direction from the village planning committee.

Town of Dakota

• Adopted June 8, 2008 / Updated October 12, 2015
• Town of Dakota Comprehensive Plan
• Amendments
• Exhibits
• Appendices
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee
• Public Participation Method Used

Town of Deerfield

• Adopted November 19, 2009
• Updated 2012
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  •  Front Cover 
  •  Title page 
  •  Acknowledgements and Table of Contents 
  •  Introduction and Summary 
  •  Chapter 1: Issues & Opportunities 
  •  Chapter 2: Housing 
  •  Chapter 3: Transportation 
  •  Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities 
  •  Chapter 5: Agriculutre, Natural, and Cultural Resources 
  •  Chapter 6: Economic Development 
  •  Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation 
  • Chapter 8: Land Use
    •  Futre Land Use Map 
  •  Chapter 9: Implementation
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  •  Front Cover
  •  Titile Page
  • Acknowledgements and Table of Contents
  • Chapter 1: Characteristics
    •  Floodplain Map
    •  Wetlands Map
    •  Map of Soil Limitations for Onsite Waste Disposal
    •  Map of Soil Potential for Building Site Development
    •  Important Farmland Soils Map
    •  Map of Soils Suitable for Septage Spreading
    •  Steep Slopes Map
    •  Depth to Groundwater Map
  •  Chapter 2: Existing Land Use and Zoning 
    • Existing Land Use Map
    • Existing Zoning Map
  • Chapter 3: Development Trends
  • Chapter 4: Public and Community Facilities
    • Traffic Count Map
  •  Appendix
    •  Appendix A: Community Survey Results
    •  Appendix B: Demographic Statistics
    •  Appendix C: Plan Implementation Tools
    •  Appendix D: Land Protection Tools
    •  Appendix E: Resolution adopting Land Management Plan in 2004
• Public Participation Method Used

Town of Hancock

• Adopted October 12, 2009
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Volume One
    • Future Land Use Map
  • Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
    •  Preface
    • Executive Summary
    •  Chapter 1: Issues & Opportunities Background Report
    • Chapter 2: Housing Background Report
    • Chapter 3: T ransportation Background Report 
      • Town of Hancock Road Function and Traffic County 2000, 2003, & 2006
      • Town of Hancock Bike Map September 2008
    • Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report 
      • Town of Hancock Utilities Map
      • Town of Hancock Community Facilities Map
    • Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report 
      • Town of Hancock Map of Important Farmland Classes
      • Town of Hancock Map of Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal
      • Town of Hancock Map of Soil Potential for Building Site Development
      • Town of Hancock Map of Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading
      • Town of Hancock Map of Ground Environmental Features
      • Town of Hancock Map of Use Environmental Features
    • Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report
    • Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report
    • Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
      • Town of Hancock Map of Existing Land Use
      • Town of Hancock Existing Zoning Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Prepared by Schreiber / Anderson Associates with the town planning committee

Village of Hancock

• Adopted October 12, 2009
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Volume One
    • Future Land Use Map
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  • Preface
  • Executive Summary
  • Chapter 1: Issues & Opportunitites Background Report
  • Chapter 2: Housing Background Report
  • Chapter 3:Transportation Background Report 
    • Pavement Rating Map
    • Village of Hancock Bike Map
  • Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report 
    • Village of Hancock Utilities Map
    • Village of Hancock Community Facilities Map
  • Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report 
    • Village of Hancock Map of Important Farmland Classes
    • Village of Hancock Map of Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal
    • Village of Hancock Map of Soil Potential for Building Site Development
    • Village of Hancock Map of Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading
    • Village of Hancock Map of Ground Environmental Features
    • Village of Hancock Map of Use Environmental Features
  • Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report
  • Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report
  • Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
    • Village of Hancock Map of Existing Land Use
    • Village of Hancock Existing Zoning Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process
• Prepared by Schreiber / Anderson Associates with town planning committee

Town of Leon

• Adopted February 10, 2010
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Table of Contents
  • Chapter 1: Introduction – Issues & Opportunities 
  • Chapter 2: Housing
  • Chapter 3: Transportation
  • Chapter 4: Utilities & Community Facitilies
  • Chapter 5: Agriculutre, Cultural, & Natural Resources
  • Chapter 6: Economic Development
  • Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation
  • Chapter 8: Land Use
    • Future Land Use Map
  • Chapter 9: Implementation
  • Appendices
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  • Preface
  • Executive Summary 
  • Chapter 1: Issues and Opportunties Background Report
  • Chapter 2: Housing Background Report
  • Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
    • Map of Waushara County Bike Routes
    • Town of Leon Pavement Rating Map
  • Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report
    • Town of Leon Utilities Map
    • Town of Leon Community Facilities Map
  • Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural and Cultural Resources Background Report
    •  Important Farmland Classes
    •  Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal
    •  Soil Potential for Building Site Development
    • Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading
    • Map of Ground Environmental Features
    •  Map of Use Environmental Features
  • Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report
  • Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report
  • Land Use Background Report
    • Town of Leon Map of Existing Land Use
    • Town of Leon Existing Zoning Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Prepared by Schreiber / Anderson Associates with the town planning committee

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.

Town of Marion

• Updated May 11, 2017
• Adopted November 14, 2006
• Town of Marion Comprehensive Plan
  • Exhibits
    • Exhibit 5-1 Road Functional Class and Average Daily Traffic Count
    • Exhibit 5-2 Bike Routes in Waushara County
    • Exhibit 6-1 Community Facilities
    • Exhibit 7-1 Important Farmland
    • Exhibit 7-2 Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal
    • Exhibit 7-3 Soil Potential fo Building
    • Exhibit 7-4 Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading
    • Exhibit 7-5 Steep Slopes
    • Exhibit 7-6 Floodplains
    • Exhibit 7-7 Wetlands
    • Exhibit 7-8 Depth to Groundwater
    • Exhibit 8-1 Existing Land Use
    • Exhibit 8-2 Existing Zoning
    • Exhibit 8-3 Future Land Use
  • Appendices
    • Appendix A: Community Survey
    • Appendix B: Issues and Opportunities
    • Appendix C: Economic Development
    • Appendix D: Housing
    • Appendix E: Rare, Threatend, and Endangered Species and Natural Communities
    • Appendix F: Managing Rural Residential Develoment Article
    • Appendix G: Country Living Article
    • Appendix H: Plan Adoption Process
    • Appendix I: Plan Commission Ordinance
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with town planning committee
• Public Participation Method Used

Town of Mt Morris

• Adopted December 8, 2009
• Updated February 10, 2015
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Volume One
    • Future Land Use Map
    • Update to Future Land Use Map February 2015
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  • Preface 
  • Executive Summary 
  • Chapter 1: Issues and Opportunities Background Report 
  • Chapter 2: Housing Background Report 
  • Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
    • Local Roads Map
    • Bike Routes Map 
  • Chapter 4: Utilities and Community Facilities Background Report 
    • Town of Mt Morris Utilities 
    • Town of Mt Morris Community Facilities 
  • Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report
    • Important Farmland Classes 
    • Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal 
    • Soil Potential for Building Site Development 
    • Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading 
    • Map of Ground Environmental Features 
    • Map of Use Environmental Features 
  • Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report 
  • Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report 
  • Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
    • Town of Mt Morris Map of Existing Land Use 
    • Town of Mt Morris Existing Zoning Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Prepared by Schreiber / Anderson Associates with the town planning committee.

Town of Oasis

• Adopted December 17, 2009
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Volume One
  • Future Land Use Map
  • Legal description of update to Future Land Use Map
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  • Preface 
  • Executive Summary 
  • Chapter 1: Issues & Opportunities Background Report 
  •  Chapter 2: Housing Background Report 
  •  Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
    •  Town of Oasis Traffic Counts Map 
    •  Waushara County Bike Routes Map 
  •  Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report
    •  Town of Oasis Utlities Map 
    •  Town of Oasis Community Facilities Map 
  •  Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report
    •  Town of Oasis Map of Important Farmland Classes 
    •  Town of Oasis Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal Map 
    •  Town of Oasis Soil Potential for Building Site Development Map 
    • Town of Oasis Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading Map 
    •  Town of Oasis Ground Environmental Features Map 
    •  Town of Oasis Use Environmental Features Map 
  •  Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report 
  •  Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report 
  •  Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
    •  Town of Oasis Map of Existing Land Use 
    •  Town of Oasis Existing Zoning Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Prepared by Schreiber / Anderson Associates with the town planning committee.

Town of Plainfield

• Adopted October 14, 2009
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Volume One
  • Future Land Use Map
• Volume Two: Background Report
  • Preface 
  • Executive Summary 
  • Chapter 1: Issues & Opportunities Background Report 
  • Chapter 2: Housing Background Report 
  • Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
    •  Town of Plainfield Pavement Rating Map 
    •  Traffic Counts Map 
    •  Waushara County Bike Routes Map 
  •  Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report
    •  Town of Plainfield Utilities Map 
    •  Town of Plainfield Community Facilities Map 
  •  Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report
    •  Town of Plainfield Important Farmland Classes Map 
    •  Town of Plainfield Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal Map 
    •  Town of Plainfield Soil Potential for Building Site Development Map 
    •  Town of Plainfield Soil limitations for Septage Spreading Map 
    •  Town of Plainfield Environmental Features Map 
    • Town of Plainfield Environmental Features Map 
  •  Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report 
  •  Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report 
  •  Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
    •  Town of Plainfield Map of Existing Land Use 
    •  Town of Plainfield Existing Zoning Map
• Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Prepared by Schreiber / Anderson Associates with the town planning committee.

Village of Plainfield

• Adopted October 6, 2009
• Village of Plainfield Comprehensive Plan
  •  Acknowledgements, Table of Contents, and Summary 
  •  Chapter 1: Introduction 
  •  Chapter 2: Vision, Goals, Objectives, and Policies 
  •  Chapter 3: Future Land Use 
  •  Chapter 4: Implementation 
  •  Chapter 5: Existing Conditions
  • Appendix
    •  Appendix A: Public Particiaption Plan
    •  Appendix B: Action Plan 
    •  Appendix C: Technical and Financial Resources
    • Appendix D: Maps
      •  Planning Area 
      •  Planning Area Insert 
      •  Transportation Facilities 
      •  Productive Agriculutre Areas 
      •  Development Limitations 
      •  Current Land Use of Area Surrounding Village 
      •  Current Land Use 
      •  Future Land Use
      • Future Land Use Insert
• Created the comprehensive plan with the assistance of MSA Professional Services

Town of Poy Sippi

• Adopted June 11, 2007
• Updated December 11, 2017
• Town of Poy Sippi Comprehensive Plan
  • Updates to Town of Poy Sippi Comprehensive Plan
  • Exhibits
  •  Appendices
  • Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee
  • Public Participation Method Used

Village of Redgranite

• Adopted June 20, 2006
• Village of Redgranite Comprehensive Plan
  • Exhibits
    • Exhibit 3-1 Economic Development
    • Exhibit 5-1 Road Classification and Average Daily Traffic Count
    • Exhibit 5-2 County Bicycle Routes
    • Exhibit 6-1 Community Facilities
    • Exhibit 7-1 Important Farmland
    • Exhibit 7-2 Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal
    • Exhibit 7-3 Soil Potential for Building Site Development
    • Exhibit 7-4 Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading
    • Exhibit 7-5 Steep Slopes
    • Exhibit 7-6 Floodplains
    • Exhibit 7-7 Wetlands
    • Exhibit 7-8 Depth to Groundwater
    • Exhibit 8-1 Exhisting Land Use
    • Exhibit 8-2 Zoning
    • Exhibit 8-3 Future Land Use
  •  Appendices
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee
• Public Participation Method Used

Town of Richford

• Adopted October 12, 2009
• Updated August 13, 2012
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  • Volume One
  • Richford Plan Update 2012
  • Future Land Use Map
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  • Preface
    •  Coverpage
    •  Abstract
    •  East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Comission Commissioners List
    •  Table of Contents
  •  Executive Summary
  •  Chapter 1: Issues & Opportunities Background Report
  •  Chapter 2: Housing Background Report
  •  Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
    •  Traffic County Map
    •  Waushara County Bike Routes
  •  Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report
    •  Town of Richford Utilities Map
    •  Town of Richford Community Facilities Map
  •  Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report
    •  Town of Richford Important Farmland Classes Map
    •  Town of Richford Soil Limitations for On-Stie Waste Disposal Map
    •  Town of Richford Soil Potential for Building Site Development Map
    • Town of Richford Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading Map
    •  Town of Richford Ground Environmental Features Map
    •  Town of Richford Use Environmental Features Map
  •  Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report
  •  Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report
  •  Chpater 8: Land Use Background Report
    •  Town of Richford Map of Existing Land Use
    •  Town of Richford Existing Zoning Map
  • Appendix
    •  Appendix A: Issues and Opportunties
    •  Appendix B: Housing
    •  Appendix C: Pavement Rating Map
    •  Appendix E: Economic Development

•  Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Schreiber / Anderson Associates is assembling the Town of Richford Comprehensive Plan with direction from the town planning committee.
• If you have comments regarding the Town of Richford Comprehensive Plan email Patrick Nehring at UW-Extension Waushara County, patrick.nehring@wisc.edu.

Town of Rose

• Adopted August 6, 2007
• Updated May 2, 2011
•  Town of Rose Comprehensive Plan
  •  Exhibits
  •  Appendices
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with the town planning committee
• Public Participation Method Used

Town of Saxeville

• Adopted November 16, 2009

• • Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
    •  Volume One
    •  Future Land Use Map
  • Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
    • Preface
      •  Cover Page
      •  Abstract
      •  East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission Commissioners List
      •  Table of Contents
    •  Executive Summary
    •  Chapter 1: Issues and Opportunities Background Report
    •  Chapter 2: Housing Background Report
    •  Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
      •  Town of Saxeville Pavement Rating Map
      •  Traffic Count Map
      •  Waushara County Bike Maps
    •  Chapter 4: Utilities and Community Facility Background Report
      •  Town of Saxeville Utilities Map
      •  Town of Saxeville Community Facilities Map
    •  Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural, and Cultural Resources Background Report
      •  Town of Saxeville Map of Important Farmland Classes
      •  Town of Saxeville Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal Map
      •  Town of Saxeville Soil Potential for Building Site Development Map
      •  Town of Saxeville Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading Map
      •  Town of Saxeville Ground Environmental Features Map
      •  Town of Saxeville Environmental Surface Features
    •  Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report
    •  Chapter 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report
    •  Chapter 8: Land Use Background Report
      •  Town of Saxeville Map of Existing Land Use
      •  Town of Saxeville Existing Zoning Map
  •  Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
  • Schreiber / Anderson Associates is assembling the Town of Saxeville Comprehensive Plan with direction from the town planning committee.
  • If you have comments regarding the Town of Saxeville Comprehensive Plan email Patrick Nehring at UW-Extension Waushara County, patrick.nehring@wisc.edu.

Town of Springwater

• Adopted December 14, 2009
• Volume One: Goals, Objectives, and Recommendations
  •  Volume One
  •  Future Land Use Map
• Volume Two: Existing Conditions Report
  •  Preface
  •  Executive Summary
  •  Chapter 1: Issues and Opportunities Background Report
  •  Chapter 2: Housing Background Report
  •  Chapter 3: Transportation Background Report
    •  Traffic Count Map
    •  Waushara County Bike Routes Map
  •  Chapter 4: Utilities and Public Facilities Background Report
    •  Town of Springwater Utilities Map
    •  Community Facilities Map
  •  Chapter 5: Agriculture, Natural and Cultural Resources Background Report
    • Important Farmland Classes Map
    •  Soil Limitations for On-Site Waste Disposal Map
    •  Soil Potential for On-Site Development Map
    •  Soil Limitations for Septage Spreading Map
    •  Town of Springwater Ground Environmental Features Map
    • Town of Springwater Environmental Surface Features Map
  •  Chapter 6: Economic Development Background Report
  •  Chpater 7: Intergovernmental Cooperation Background Report 
  • Chpater 8: Land Use Background Report
    •  Town of Springwater Map of Existing Land Use
    •  Town of Springwater Existing Zoning Map
  • Appendix
    •  Appendix A: Issues and Opportunities
    •  Appendix B: Housing
    •  Appendix C: Pavement Rating Map
    •  Appendix D: Agricultural, Natural, and Cultural Resources
    •  Appendix E: Economic Development
•  Public Participation Plan – An outline on how people can participate in the planning process.
• Schreiber / Anderson Associates is assembling the Town of Springwater Comprehensive Plan with direction from the town planning committee.
• If you have comments regarding the Town of Springwater Comprehensive Plan email Patrick Nehring at UW-Extension Waushara County, patrick.nehring@wisc.edu.

Town of Warren

• No existing plan
• No plan being developed

City of Wautoma

• Adopted June 12, 2006
•  City of Wautoma Comprehensive Plan
  •  Exhibits
  •  Appendices
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with city planning committee
• Public Participation Method Use

Town of Wautoma

•  Adopted November 14, 2006 / Updated October 10, 2011
•  Town of Wautoma Comprehensive Plan
  • Amendment – Area removed from the Agriculture Preservation Area on the Future Land Use Map – Exhibit 8-3
  • Exhibits
  • Appendices
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with town planning committee
• Public Participation Method Use

Village of Wild Rose

• Adopted July 11, 2007
•  Village of Wild Rose Comprehensive Plan
  •  Exhibits
  •  Appendices
• Prepared by East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with village planning committee
• Public Participation Method Use

If you have any questions regarding Planning in Waushara County, please contact:

Patrick Nehring, AICP
Waushara County – UW Extension
Courthouse
209 S St Marie
PO Box 487
Wautoma, WI 54982-0487
Phone: 920-787-0416
Fax: 920-787-0425
Email: patrick.nehring@wisc.edu