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MINOCQUA – Minocqua town officials are once again on record in opposing portable storage containers being placed in residential districts, except on a temporary basis.
“I’m bringing it here to get the temperature of the board,” said town chairman Mark Hartzheim, as he related a citizen’s concern and the planning commission’s recommendation at Tuesday’s town board meeting.
The issue concerns shipping containers, portable on demand storage (PODS), and store and move (SAM) containers, as well as others, being used as accessory buildings.
“I think we need to strongly encourage Oneida County to prohibit these for anything other than short-term use in a single family residential,” replied supervisor Bill Stengl. Later, the board agreed they should be prohibited in all residential districts.
Broadband roundtable explores how Evers budget proposal will aid rural areas
Broadband is a big focus of the Evers administration s budget proposal for the 2021-23 biennium, quadrupling the current investment in broadband infrastructure at $200,000. Even with all that money, experts in the field still have to figure out the best ways to invest it.
A roundtable on the challenges rural areas face on lack of access to high-speed internet, or to a connection at all, was held in early April with several members of the agriculture industry in Wisconsin. Randy Romanski, secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, led the roundtable and explained that DATCP is deeply involved in the effort to get broadband out to those who need it most.