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| Sewer
Service Policies and Criteria Approved |
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WDNR has approved the Commission's policies and criteria for amendments
to sewer service areas in Dane County. Download the letter here |
| Regional
Development Goals and Objectives, and Policies and Criteria |
The
Goals and Objectives, and Policies and Criteria
developed by the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission were adopted
and amended at the CARPC meeting on February 28, 2008. See adopted
Policies
and Criteria
More
information |
| Upcoming
Capital Area Regional Planning Commission Meetings |
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The CARPC generally meets the second Thursday of the month. Please
see the agenda for full details.
Next CARPC Meetings
July 9, 2009
6:30 p.m.
City-County Building Room 315, 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
Madison WI
Meeting of the Executive Committee of the CARPC
View EC Commissioners Packet (includes agenda) here
7:00 p.m.
City-County Building Room 315, 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
Madison WI
Meeting of the CARPC
View CARPC meeting agenda here
View Commissioners Packet (includes agenda and 6.25.09 minutes)
here
View 6.25.09 CARPC meeting minutes here
Also see public hearing notices below
See Commission and Executive Committee meeting calendar here
Last CARPC Commission Meetings
June 25, 2009
7:00 p.m.
City-County Building Room 315, 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
Madison WI
Meeting of the CARPC
View meeting agenda here
View Commissioners Packet here
View an Archive of 2009 meeting
materials.
View an Archive of 2008 meeting
materials.
View an Archive of 2007 meeting
materials. |
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Upcoming Public Hearings |
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Please note: The July 9, 2009
Public hearing has been postponed
per request of the City of Verona.
Verona Submitted Materials
See USA Submittal letter here
See USA Submittal
here
See attachments 1-6 & 9-16 here
See Attachment 7 Link
See Attachment 8 Link
See Resource Assessmenthere
See Assessment plate 1 here
See Assessment plate 2 here
See Neighborhood maps 1-6 here
See Dean Health plan map here
See future urban growth map here
See vacant lands map here
See Addendum 1 here
See Addendum 2 here
See Addendum 3 here
See Addendum 4 here
See Addendum 5 here
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ATTENTION
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN DANE COUNTY:
The DNR's Remediation and Redevelopment Program is announcing an upcoming
workshop for Tuesday, June 16th. The workshop will explain how
local governments can apply for Brownfields cleanup funds which have
just been released through the Recovery Act (ARRA). DNR received $2
million from EPA. |
| 2010
Census Participant Statistical Areas Program (PSAP) |
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The U.S. Census Bureau has designated the Capital Area Regional
Planning Commission as the primary participant for the 2010 Census
Participant Statistical Areas Program (PSAP) for Dane County. In
this role, CARPC will review and submit updates for the boundaries
for census tracts, census block groups, and census designated places
(CDPs) within Dane County.
More information |
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Working Lands Workshop
Cultivating Collaboration For Farmland Preservation in
Dane County
The First in a series of discussions about farmland
loss and the potential tools and strategies to preserve farmlands
in Dane County was held on Tuesday, February 24th, 2009 at the Alliant
Energy Center, Madison WI.
See More
information about the workshop. |
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Upcoming forums:
None scheduled at this time
For more information about the Dane Planning Forum series,
please contact Chris Gjestson at 608-266-4138 or ChrisG@CapitalAreaRPC.org |
Past
forums:
October 19, 2007
May 18, 2007
March 13, 2007
September 29, 2006
February 10, 2006
September 16, 2005
May 13, 2005
March 4, 2005
Past Presentations:
Dane
County Growth Trends: 2000-2030 |
| 2009
Work Program |
After
distributing it to all local units of government in Dane County for
review and comment, the Commission adopted its 2009 Work Program and
2009-2014 Overall Program Design at its meeting of January 22, 2009.
The document guides Commission work in 2009 and provides a framework
for future years.
The adopted document may be downloaded here |
| Application
Process for USA and LSA Amendments, and Sanitary Sewer Extension Reviews |
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For information on the USA amendment application process as it
existed prior to the creation of the CARPC, please view the USA
Amendment Packet.
For information on Limited Service Area amendment
procedures please view Limited
Service Area Policies document.
Please contact Barbara Weber at 266-9113 BarbaraW@CapitalAreaRPC.org
for additional information.
For information on Sanitary Sewer Extensions procedures
please view the Sanitary
Sewer Extension Reviews document.
Sewer extension review fees have been instituted for CARPC starting
1/3/08.
Public sewer reconstruction projects are exempt from sewer
extension review fees.
Fees are based on area receiving service as follows:
Less than 5 acres = $200
5 to 15 acres = $400
over 15 acres = $600
Please include a check payable to CARPC with your sewer extension
submittal.
Please contact Kamran Mesbah at 266-9283 KamranM@CapitalAreaRPC.org
for additional information. |
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Dane County Relative Infiltration Mapping Project |
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Reducing runoff and replenishing groundwater supplies by infiltrating
as much rainfall and snowmelt as possible is a key stormwater management
strategy for addressing the impacts of development. In collaboration
with Dane County, DNR, and UW-Madison, a set of relative infiltration
maps have been developed for Dane County. The maps provide a useful
screening tool for identifying areas that have high infiltration
potential as well as those that might be enhanced through engineering
techniques.
More info. |
| Dane
County Wetlands Resource Management Guide |
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In order to promote wetland protection, restoration,
and enhancement activities in the county, the staff of the Capital
Area Regional Planning Commission has compiled a Dane County Wetlands
Resource Management Guide. The guide is designed to encourage, support,
and promote wetland improvement projects throughout the county.
It highlights much of the collective knowledge and information from
various federal, state, and local sources and presents that information
relative to the wetlands in Dane County. More importantly, it raises
the visibility and provides a framework for developing partnerships
and initiating projects by developers, watershed associations, conservation
groups, and private landowners; along with financial and technical
assistance provided by federal, state, and local resource management
agencies.
For additional information please contact Mike Kakuska
Senior Environmental Planner
608-266-9111 MikeK@CapitalAreaRPC.org
View
Guide
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| 2008
Residential Building Permits Data Available |
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The residential building permit data for Cities, Villages and Towns
in Dane County is now available and can be viewed here.
This data will also be included in the 2008 “Regional Trends”
report.
Please contact Barbara Weber with any questions regarding this
data at 608-266-9113 or email BarbaraW@CapitalAreaRPC.org |
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