Chapter 3.60
EAST TROY LANDFILL FUND
Sections:
3.60.040 Disbursement of funds.
3.60.070 Direct payment to property owners.
3.60.080 Local property value protection.
3.60.100 Administration of landfill fund.
3.60.110 Expansion of Troy Area Landfill site.
3.60.130 Properties and property owners affected.
3.60.010 Intent.
It is the intent of the Town of East Troy that the Town of East Troy landfill fund be created and administered pursuant to and consistent with the provisions of the “Final Negotiated Agreement for Troy Area Landfill” approved by the Town of East Troy and Troy Area Landfill, Inc., on January 14, 1986. It is further the intent of the Town Board that the landfill fund stay as fully funded as possible for as long as there remain concerns arising from the existence of the landfill site as set forth under EMTC 3.60.060. (2008 code § 11.11(1))
3.60.020 Purpose.
The Town of East Troy landfill fund (hereinafter referred to as the “landfill fund”) is created to administer funds received by the Town of East Troy from Troy Area Landfill, Inc., or its successors or assigns, to insure that monies are available to deal with local concerns related to the Troy Area Landfill site and to protect against environmental perils presented by the Troy Area Landfill site. (2008 code § 11.11(2))
3.60.030 Receipt of payments.
All payments provided for in the final negotiated agreement payable to the Town of East Troy shall be set aside and placed in a separate, interest bearing account or fund, to be designated the “Town of East Troy landfill fund,” except as otherwise specifically provided for in the agreement. (2008 code § 11.11(3))
3.60.040 Disbursement of funds.
The Town Board of the Town of East Troy, Walworth County, Wisconsin, shall have sole authority to authorize disbursements from the landfill fund. Such disbursements shall be approved by a majority vote of the Town Board. Payments provided in this agreement shall be made only from the landfill fund and in no event shall the Town be obligated to make payments from any other source. (2008 code § 11.11(4))
3.60.050 Subrogation.
Any individual who receives funds from the landfill fund shall be notified of and acknowledge the Town of East Troy’s subrogation rights to the recipient’s rights and causes of action against third parties prior to receipt of any such funds. (2008 code § 11.11(5))
3.60.060 Use of funds.
During the duration of the landfill fund, subject to disbursements of principal as hereinafter stated, all sums placed into the landfill fund shall be used solely for expenses reasonably related to the Town of East Troy’s involvement with the Troy Area Landfill site or related concerns of the Town of East Troy, including but not limited to:
1. Administering the landfill fund;
2. Procuring insurance to insure the Town of East Troy or its residents from liability relating to the Troy Area Landfill site;
3. Monitoring or providing for the monitoring of existing or potential environmental pollution, including groundwater contamination;
4. Preventing, controlling or minimizing the impact of any peril threatened by, caused by or related to the Troy Area Landfill site;
5. Resource recovery or recycling programs within the Town of East Troy or Village of East Troy;
6. Additional screening or berming not otherwise provided for in the negotiated agreement;
7. Litter and/or rodent control;
8. Standing committee expenses;
9. Protection of local property values and compensation for loss of enjoyment of property (as provided hereinafter); and
10. For environmental projects including but not limited to acquisition and improvement of park, wetland or conservancy properties, or any cost or expense reasonably related thereto. (2008 code § 11.11(6))
3.60.070 Direct payment to property owners.
The Town of East Troy shall pay the property owners listed in ETMC 3.60.130 and incorporated herein by reference, an amount equal to that percentage of that portion of the real estate property taxes of such Town residents, as indicated in ETMC 3.60.130. Such portions must be attributable only to the residential usage of such real estate and improvements. The purpose of this payment is to recognize that such individuals identified in ETMC 3.60.130 are detrimentally impacted by the Troy Area Landfill site during the operation of said site.
Such property owners shall become eligible for compensation under this section during the first year that sums are received into the landfill fund from the landfill operator. During such first year, such property owners shall be entitled to a pro-rata share of that percentage of their real estate property taxes to be reimbursed, based upon that portion of the year during which the landfill site was in operation.
Such property owners may participate in this compensation program by submitting a request for compensation, with a receipted, fully paid real estate property tax bill for the year in question. Such request shall be made within 60 days of the date that the property owner has completed paying the real estate property taxes for the preceding year. The Town Board shall review such requests for payment to the property owner within 60 days of receipt of such request.
All payments provided in this chapter are conditioned upon sufficient funds being available in the landfill fund. If a shortage of funds does exist when payment is due, such payment shall be deferred, without interest, until such time as the Town Board deems that sufficient funds exist in the landfill fund to pay such claims. The Town of East Troy’s obligation under this chapter shall continue only for so long as the landfill operator is accepting waste for disposal at the Troy Area Landfill site. Further, the obligation to make such payment shall be limited solely to the identified property owners, their trustees, guardians, personal representatives, heirs or recipients of property by gift. The Town of East Troy shall not have an obligation to make any such payment to any individual or entity who purchases any ownership interest in eligible residential property after the execution of the negotiated agreement on January 14, 1986. The Town of East Troy’s obligation to make such payment shall cease upon the sale by the owner of such property of his or her ownership interest in such property similarly. Any property for which the owner has received a payment under the local property value protection provided in ETMC 3.60.080 shall be permanently disqualified from any further eligibility for payments under this chapter.
Additionally, in the event that the landfill site temporarily ceases to accept waste for disposal, the Town of East Troy’s obligation to make payment to identified property owners shall be subject to a pro-rata reduction for such periods during which the landfill operator does not accept waste at the Troy Area Landfill site during the applicable tax year.
Under no circumstances shall the Town be obligated to make any payment in a sum greater than 30 percent of the total amount received from Troy Area Landfill in any given calendar year. In the event that the request for property tax rebates total a sum in excess of 30 percent of such receipts, all requests for payments shall be reduced by an amount equal to the ratio of the sum of 30 percent of total receipts to the total amount of all requested payments in that calendar year. (2008 code § 11.11(7))
3.60.080 Local property value protection.
In consideration of the potential adverse impact that the Troy Area Landfill site may have on certain neighboring properties, the properties identified in ETMC 3.60.130 and incorporated herein by reference shall be eligible to participate as hereinafter provided in a local property value protection program funded by the landfill fund.
1. To be eligible for this program, owners of real estate listed in ETMC 3.60.130 must notify the Town Clerk, in writing, of their intent to sell their real estate and improvements within 30 days prior to putting their property up for sale.
Within 30 days of providing the Town of East Troy with notice of intent to sell, the property owners shall submit a fair market value appraisal of their real estate and improvements performed by a real estate appraiser certified as a member of the Institute of Appraisers or recognized by the National Appraisers Association. Such appraisal shall include the fair market value both:
a. Of the date on which the appraisal is performed; and
b. As of the date on which the appraisal is performed, but making the sole additional assumption that the Troy Area Landfill site was not being licensed or used as a landfill. The difference between the two valuations shall equal the “diminished fair market value” of the real estate and improvements.
In the event that the Town Board disagrees with the valuations arrived at, the Town Board may direct that a second such appraisal, performed in the same manner as the first, be completed within 60 days.
The cost for reasonable appraisal expenses under this subsection shall be paid by the Town of East Troy.
2. Computation of Fair Market Value. For purposes of this subsection, “fair market value” means the value of the real estate and improvements as if the Troy Area Landfill site was not licensed or operated as a landfill at the time such value is established. Fair market value shall be established as follows:
a. By a single appraisal under subsection (1) of this section if the results are acceptable to both the property owners and the Town of East Troy; or
b. By agreement between the two appraisers retained under subsection (1) of this section. If the two appraisers retained under subsection (1) of this section cannot agree, they shall meet forthwith and have five days in which to agree upon a fair market value of such real estate and improvements. If they are unable to agree after the expiration of such time, the appraisers shall have seven days in which to choose a mutually agreeable third appraiser who shall act as a review appraiser and shall arrive at a fair market value within 15 days of his or her retention.
“Diminished fair market value,” which is defined in subsections (1) and (2) of this section, shall be established in the same manner as described in said subsection.
3. Any property owners seeking compensation under this section shall continue to list such real estate and improvements for sale at a price not less than the fair market value or greater than 110 percent of the fair market value of such property until:
a. The property owners sell such property for an amount equal to or greater than the fair market value price, in which case no payment shall be made to such property owners; or
b. The property owners receive an arm’s length written offer to purchase the property at a price lower than the fair market value. The property owners shall notify the Town of East Troy of receipt of any and all such offers within seven days of receipt. Property owner must provide a sufficient acceptance period with their potential buyers so that the Town shall have no less than 20 days to review offers. The Town Board shall review such offers and may elect to pay the difference between the offer and the fair market value, or the diminished fair market value of the real estate and improvements, whichever is less, and shall notify the property owners of their decision in writing. The Town Board shall pay the property owner the designated sum after the property owner has completed the sale of their property and provided the Town Board proof that the transfer of the property has been recorded in the office of the Walworth County Register of Deeds; or
c. At least 180 days expire from the date such real estate and improvements had been continuously listed for sale and no offers to purchase have been received for at least the diminished fair market value, or as approved by the Town Board. If no offer to purchase has been received by the property owner or approved by the Town Board, the property owner may request that the Town Board permit such property owner to lower their listing price. The property owner shall notify the Town Board of such a request and recommend to the Town Board a new listing price. Within 30 days of receiving such notice, the Town Board shall decide whether or not to allow the property owner to list their property at a lower price, and shall determine what listing price is permissible.
Property owners may request further reductions in the listing price after the expiration of 90 days from the date that the Town Board took action on their previous request. Such requests may be made to lower the listing price after the expiration of similar 90-day periods.
d. To participate in this program, the property owners must list their real estate and improvements for sale with a licensed real estate broker; except that a property owner desiring to sell their property on their own may attempt such a sale upon the following terms:
i. The Town Board may review all offers received as if such offers were received under subsection (4) of this section; and
ii. No application shall be made under subsection (3)(c) of this section until such time as the property owner has listed their property for sale with a licensed real estate broker for 180 days.
e. If any property owner making application under this section sustains or is threatened by such a loss so as to constitute an undue financial hardship due to an erroneous computation of diminished fair market value or due to a change in circumstances while the property is being listed for sale, a property may seek appropriate relief from the Town Board by filing a written application specifically stating such facts and/or factors creating the hardship and the specific relief requested. After receipt of such an application for hardship compensation or relief, the Town shall designate a time and place to consider such application and shall give notice to the property owner of such hearing. At such hearing, the applicant shall produce all evidence in support of his/her application.
Based upon the record at such hearing, the Town Board may either deny such request or make a finding of hardship, and grant such relief that the Town Board, in its sole discretion, deems appropriate.
4. If the property owner chooses to sell his/her real estate and improvements to one other than an arm’s length purchaser, such property owner shall notify the Town of East Troy at least 30 days prior to such proposed conveyance. If the property owner seeks compensation under this section, appraisals shall be made as provided for in subsection (1) of this section.
Fair market value shall be determined under subsection (2) of this section, but the property owner shall only be entitled to payment from the landfill fund an amount equivalent to the diminished fair market value of the property, unless the Town of East Troy determines that such property would have resulted in a sale for a greater amount or the full fair market value if listed on the market for sale. If such a finding is made, the Town shall notify the owner of the amount of compensation, if any, that has been awarded.
Further, the Town of East Troy shall not be obligated to make any payment if a sale or the transfer is made solely to obtain compensation under this section. If the property owner feels aggrieved by a decision of the Town Board with respect to payment under this subsection, such property owner shall apply for a hearing to review such decision within 14 days after receiving written notice of the Town Board’s final decision. All such review hearing shall be heard before the full Town Board. If the property owner feels aggrieved by the final decision of the Town Board after such hearing, the property owner may apply to the Circuit Court of Walworth County for a review of such decision no later than 30 days after receiving written notice of the decision from such review hearing.
5. Applicability of Program to Properties.
a. This program shall apply only one time to any particular parcel of property.
b. Property owners conveying under this section shall do so by deed or land contract.
c. Any compensation provided for hereunder is conditioned upon the landfill fund having sufficient sums to pay such compensation. If the Town Board deems that insufficient funds exist, payment shall be deferred, without interest, until such time as the Town Board deems sufficient funds do exist to pay such claims.
d. All applications for compensation under this section of the landfill fund shall be made prior to the fifteenth anniversary date of the closure of the site, as determined by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
e. Failure of a property owner to comply with any of the provisions herein shall be grounds for denial of eligibility for property value protection as set forth in this agreement.
f. Only Town property owners shall be eligible for local property value protections provided in this agreement, except that property owners otherwise qualifying for property value protection shall not be excluded if their property is involuntarily annexed. Any property owner either signing a petition for annexation or voting in favor of such annexation shall be presumed to have voluntarily participated in the annexation of their property.
g. The Town Board shall only be responsible for making payments to property owners after the sale of their property has been completed and proof of the recording of such transfer in the Walworth County Register of Deeds Office is provided to the Town.
h. The Town of East Troy shall not have an obligation to make any payment to any individual or entity who purchases any ownership interest in eligible property after the execution of a negotiated agreement on January 14, 1986.
i. Applications for compensation for property value protection or direct payment under ETMC 3.60.070 shall be limited to that property’s state of usage and development as of January 14, 1986. (2008 code § 11.11(8))
3.60.090 Reserve fund.
Twenty-five percent of the direct payments made into the landfill fund shall be set aside in a separate account which shall be designated the “Troy Area Landfill reserve fund” (hereinafter referred to as the “landfill reserve fund”). The landfill reserve fund shall be set aside to protect the Town of East Troy from landfill related claims and liabilities and shall exist in lieu of landfill liability impairment insurance. Such funds shall be used only for such purposes when all other sources fail, are found not to be available or are completely depleted. Such funds shall be used only for payment of claims or for environmental protection related to the Troy Area Landfill site.
The landfill reserve fund shall exist for a period of not less than 20 years after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approves final closure of the landfill site. After such time, the Town Board shall direct such monies into the Town of East Troy general fund or any such other purpose provided for by law. (2008 code § 11.11(9))
3.60.100 Administration of landfill fund.
The landfill fund shall receive all direct payments received by the Town of East Troy as provided for in the final negotiated agreement for Troy Area Landfill. Further, all such sums shall be placed in an interest bearing account. No such amounts of principal or interest shall be removed, except for authorized disbursements as provided herein.
At such time as the landfill fund may reach the sum of $500,000 at the end of any calendar year, the Town Board may thereafter, by resolution, authorize the disbursement of interest earned by such landfill fund to be disbursed to the Town of East Troy general fund for any purpose allowed by law.
In no event shall the Town Board allow the release of any part of the principal of the landfill fund, except as provided hereinbefore for landfill related matters, until 15 years after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approves final closure of the landfill site. At such time, the Town Board may, by resolution, direct a sum not to exceed 25 percent of the amounts remaining in such fund to be disbursed to the Town of East Troy general fund. Twenty years after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approves final closure of the landfill site, the Town Board may disburse up to one-third of the remaining sums in the Landfill Fund into the Town of East Troy general fund. Twenty-five years after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approves final closure of the landfill site, the Town Board may disburse up to one-half of the remaining sums in the landfill fund into the Town of East Troy general fund. Thirty years after final closure of the landfill site, if the Town Board deems that no further claims are reasonably foreseeable to occur as a result of the landfill site and deems that no other purpose shall be served by the continued existence of the landfill fund, the Town Board may, by resolution, disburse the remaining sums in the landfill fund into the Town of East Troy general fund and, by ordinance, terminate the landfill fund itself.
Subsequent Town Boards may extend the term of the disbursement of remaining principal funds to be released at a later date, but may not provide for early release of any such funds, except to pay valid claims as hereinbefore provided. (2008 code § 11.11(10))
3.60.110 Expansion of Troy Area Landfill site.
If the Troy Area Landfill site is expanded, such expansion or any agreement provided thereunder shall not affect the landfill fund provided under this agreement. Such agreement may, however, provide for the addition of funds into this landfill fund for the purposes previously stated. Such agreement may also provide for the creation of a separate fund to be applicable only to the expansion, under which circumstances the Town Board may deem to use whatever remaining balance remaining in this landfill fund as a reserve fund. (2008 code § 11.11(11))
3.60.120 Severability.
If any provision of this agreement is found to be invalid by any court of law, all other provisions of this agreement shall remain in full force and effect. (2008 code § 11.11(12))
3.60.130 Properties and property owners affected.
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CATEGORY I: |
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RESIDENTS MOST AFFECTED: 100% reimbursement |
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PET3100006 |
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Benjamin and Jeanette O’Leary |
1. 40,400 |
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Rt. 1, 2448 Townline Road |
2. 38,300 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 78,700 1986 Taxes = 1,466.32 |
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PAM00006 |
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Walter and Vivian Conley |
1. 19,100 |
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3275 Swoboda Road |
2. 35,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 54,900 1986 Taxes = 1,039.50 |
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PAM00005 |
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Bruce and Jean Moehrle |
1. 20,800 |
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3215 Swoboda Road |
2. 73,300 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 94,100 1986 Taxes = 1,742.48 |
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PA5000002 |
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George Swoboda |
1. 16,400 |
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Rt. 1 3155 Swoboda Road |
2. 32,100 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 48,500 1986 Taxes = 924.74 |
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PAM00003 |
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Kurt and Mary Davidsen |
1. 20,800 |
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3151 Swoboda Road |
2. 43,600 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 64,400 1986 Taxes = 1,209.88 |
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PAM00002 |
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Dennis and Susan Leffelman |
1. 20,800 |
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3067 Swoboda Road |
2. 48,100 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 68,900 1986 Taxes = 1,290.58 |
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PAM00001 |
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Don and Kathleen Gray |
1. 20,800 |
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3063 Swoboda Road |
2. 56,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 77,300 1986 Taxes = 1,441.20 |
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PA3700001 |
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James and Maxine Hough |
1. 21,300 |
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Rt. 1 3059 Swoboda Road |
2. 55,400 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 76,700 1986 Taxes = 1,430.46 |
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PA3700002 |
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Ranson and A. Blanchard |
1. 21,300 |
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3057 Swoboda Road |
2. 53,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 75,100 1986 Taxes = 1,401.76 |
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PET3100013 |
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Joe and Marie Lawlor |
1. 29,500 |
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3072 Swoboda Road |
2. 34,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 64,000 1986 Taxes = 1,202.72 |
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PET3100011A |
PET3100001B |
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Joand L. Osborne |
Norman and Betty Saffran |
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3050 Swoboda Road |
2502 Highway G |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
East Troy, WI 53120 |
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PA3700003 |
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Wm. and Lynne Potrykus |
1. 27,900 |
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3055 Swoboda Road |
2. 95,000 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 122,900 1986 Taxes = 2,258.94 |
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PA3700004 |
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George J. Lentzner |
1. 21,300 |
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3047 Swoboda Road |
2. 44,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 66,100 1986 Taxes = 1,240.36 |
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PET3100007A |
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Gilbert and Mary Faltinson |
1. 24,600 |
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2987 Swoboda Road |
2. 67,200 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 91,800 1986 Taxes = 1,701.24 |
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PET3100008 |
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John B. and Virginia Freund |
1. 21,800 |
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2911 Swoboda Road |
2. 29,900 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 51,700 1986 Taxes = 982.12 |
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PET3100014 |
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Lee and Ethel Voigt |
1. 26,700 |
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2793 Highway G |
2. 69,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 96,200 1986 Taxes = 1,780.14 |
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PET3200005 |
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James and Marily Mainus |
1. 14,000 |
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2758 Highway G |
2. 69,700 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 83,700 1986 Taxes = 1,555.98 |
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PET3100011 |
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Wes Yankewitz |
1. 99,700 |
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2707 Highway G |
2. 76,200 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 175,900 1986 Taxes = 3,209.38 |
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PET3200004 |
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George and Betty Key |
1. 58,500 |
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2499 Highway G |
2. 30,400 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 88,900 1986 Taxes = 1,649.24 |
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PET3200003B |
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James and Irene O’Leary |
1. 36,300 |
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2590 Hwy G |
2. 21,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 58,100 1986 Taxes = 1,096.90 |
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PET3000001B |
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George and Betty Key |
1. 11,800 |
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2449 Highway G |
2. 37,000 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 48,800 1986 Taxes = 930.14 |
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PET3100005A |
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Thomas and Sally Kadlec |
1. 14,100 |
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Route 1 |
2. 23,400 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 37,500 1986 Taxes = 727.50 |
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PAM00004 |
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Anthony and Leah Cannizzaro |
1. 20,800 |
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3187 Swoboda Road |
2. 45,600 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 66,400 1986 Taxes = 1,245.74 |
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CATEGORY II: |
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RESIDENTS WITH SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE IMPACT: 75% |
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PET3000001H |
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Mary Wohlenhaus |
1. 24,300 |
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P. O. Box 343 |
2. 75,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 99,800 1986 Taxes = 1,844.70 |
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PET3200006 |
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Robert and Sue Key |
1. 132,000 |
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2820 Highway G |
2. 75,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 207,500 1986 Taxes = 1,536.26 |
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PA19600004 |
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Robert and Eliz Anderson |
1. 12,800 |
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P. O. Box 936 |
2. 69,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 82,600 1986 Taxes = 1,536.26 |
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1. 11,800 |
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2. 30,000 |
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3. 41,800 1986 Taxes = 804.58 |
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1. 11,000 |
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2. 32,200 |
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3. 43,200 1986 Taxes = 829.70 |
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CATEGORY III |
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RESIDENTS MODERATELY AFFECTED: 50% |
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PET3000001C |
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Gerald and Marie Heckmann |
1. 11,000 |
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2939 O’Leary Lane |
2. 45,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 56,500 1986 Taxes = 1,068.22 |
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PET3000001D |
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Emil and Rose Troka |
1. 13,700 |
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2965 O’Leary Lane |
2. 71,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 85,500 1986 Taxes = 1,588.26 |
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PET3000001E |
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Bernard L. Cash |
1. 13,700 |
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P. O. Box 514 (2981 O’Leary Lane) |
2. 45,800 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 59,500 1986 Taxes = 1,122.00 |
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PET3000001G |
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Ernest and Dorothy Recknagel |
1. 13,900 |
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3001 O’Leary Lane |
2. 59,300 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 73,200 1986 Taxes = 1,367.70 |
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PA19600001 |
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Wayne and Roberta Collamore |
1. 12,800 |
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3021 O’Leary Lane |
2. 66,700 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 79,500 1986 Taxes = 1,480.66 |
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PA19600002 |
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Peter and Rita Weber |
1. 12,800 |
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3027 O’Leary Lane |
2. 64,000 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 76,800 1986 Taxes = 1,432.26 |
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PET3000002A |
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Raymond and Ruth O’Leary |
1. 11,600 |
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3048 O’Leary Lane |
2. 70,900 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 82,500 1986 Taxes = 1,534.46 |
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PA19600003 |
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Richard and Alison Madero |
1. 12,800 |
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3047 O’Leary Lane |
2. 79,200 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 92,000 1986 Taxes = 1,704.84 |
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PA41900001 |
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Mabel Wodie |
1. 12,400 |
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3076 O’Leary Lane |
2. 48,000 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 60,400 1986 Taxes = 1,138.14 |
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PA41900002 |
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Mark and Kathleen Krause |
1. 11,400 |
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3080 O’Leary Lane |
2. 41,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 52,900 1986 Taxes = 1,003.64 |
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PA113800001 |
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Timothy and Deborah O’Leary |
1. 11,600 |
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3111 O’Leary Lane |
2. 71,400 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 83,000 1986 Taxes = 1,543.42 |
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PET3000007A |
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Bernard A. Billiat |
1. 23,000 |
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3135 O’Leary Lane |
2. 63,100 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 86,100 1986 Taxes = 1,599.02 |
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PET3000007 |
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Mildred M. McCrackin |
1. 42,500 |
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3150 O’Leary Lane |
2. 23,500 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 66,000 1986 Taxes = 1,238.56 |
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PA17500001 |
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John and Audrey Foley |
1. 11,000 |
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2875 Honey Creek Road |
2. 47,700 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 58,700 1986 Taxes = 1,107.66 |
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PA28100001 |
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Peter and Marie Buckland |
1. 11,000 |
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2867 Honey Creek Road |
2. 43,700 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 54,700 1986 Taxes = 1,035.29 |
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PA42200001 |
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Leslie and Diana Gorzalski |
1. 11,000 |
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2854 Honey Creek Road |
2. 48,500 |
|
East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 59,500 1986 Taxes = 1,122.00 |
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PA42100001 |
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Allen and Nancy Klismet |
1. 11,000 |
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2359 Honey Creek Road |
2. 45,900 |
|
East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 56,900 1986 Taxes = 1,075.38 |
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CATEGORY IV: |
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RESIDENTS LEAST AFFECTED: 25% |
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PET2900011 |
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Walter Theesfeld |
1. 83,400 |
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Route 1 2793 Honey Creek Road |
2. 41,200 |
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East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 124,600 1986 Taxes = 2,289.44 |
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PET3200007A |
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Lorraine Marini |
1. 12,000 |
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2882 Highway G |
2. 52,100 |
|
East Troy, WI 53120 |
3. 64,100 1986 Taxes = 1,204.48 |
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SUMMARY |
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Breakdown of 1986 Taxes: |
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CATEGORY I |
$33,161.60 |
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CATEGORY II |
$5,620.76 |
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CATEGORY III |
$22,698.40 |
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CATEGORY IV |
$3,493.92 |
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TOTAL |
$64,974.68 |
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Estimated Property Tax Rebate: |
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CATEGORY I |
$33,161.60 |
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CATEGORY II |
$4,215.57 |
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CATEGORY III |
$11,349.20 |
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CATEGORY IV |
$873.40 |
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TOTAL |
$49,599.77 |
(2008 code § 11.11)