LAKE MANAGEMENT
QUARTERLY COMMISSI0NER'S MEETING AGENDA
STANDARD MEETING FORMAT &
GENERAL AGENDA FOR ALL MEETINGS:
1. Call To Order - 9:00 am
2. Public comments & questions
3. Approve Meeting Agenda
4. Reading of Previous Meeting Minutes
6. Treasurer's Report
7. Old Business
8. New Business
9. Town & County News Reports
10. Meeting Adjournment
AGENDA FOR THE LAST QUARTERLY
COMMISSIONERS' MEETING: SEPTEMBER 3, 2022
Old & New Business Items:
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Call to Order & approve meeting agenda
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Review meeting minutes of May 7 & July 16, 2022
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Vote on 2022-2023 Board Officers & Roles & Responsibilities of Board Members
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Treasurer's Report
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Sub-Committee Reports:
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District Payroll Committee
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FOMML Report
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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Toe Drain Repair Project
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Website Re-Design & Upgrade
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By Laws Revisions
NEW BUSINESS
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Mt. Morris Township and Waushara County News
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Investigate making Lakes A and B "No Wake Lakes" as proposed at the annual meeting
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Other Items for discussion
MEETING ADJOURNMENT
MMLMD Quarterly Commissioners' Meeting Schedule
Quarterly meetings begin at 9:00 am
Held on the first Saturday of every Sept. Dec. March and May
Mountain View Community Center
N3137 21st Lane, just off Highway 152 - South of Mt. Morris
All District property owners invited to attend
Regular Commissioners’ Meetings for 2022:
Saturday, September 3, 2022
Saturday, December 3, 2022
Saturday, March 3, 2023
Saturday, June 3, 2023
DISTRICT ANNUAL MEETING DATE HAS CHANGED:
MOUNTAINVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Saturday, June 24, 2023- 47th Annual District Meeting
The budget year cycle occurs for MMLMD from June 1 to May 31. During the Quarterly March and June meetings, the budget is proposed, discussed and approved.
LAKE DISTRICT VS. LAKE ASSOCIATION
What's the difference?
A Lake Association is primarily a voluntary group of people who share a lake and voluntarily share expenses to maintain that lake. There are officers who determine policies and budgets for the Association. However, collecting funds is mostly an informal process subject to variable support and cooperation by lake residents.
A Lake District is an official unit of Wisconsin government set up by Chapter 33 law and is comprised of elected individuals from the shoreline property owners in the District. The District Board determines a budget and collects required taxes from residents (based on property size and value) to provide revenue to administer District needs and activities.
Mount Morris Lakes is a Lake District, not a Lake Association. It can be said that the difference is: