Son, just a few more feet to the Lake...         

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June 29th, 2010

            There is a new look to the Agendas and Minutes page !

Both the Agenda and Minutes from the various Committees can now be found on the same page. To view either an Agenda or a set of Minutes just choose the Committee in which your interested and click on the Hyperlink.

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 Notes from Sue's Desk...

Two new sub-committees have been appointed by the Board of Trustees, the first is the New Fire Truck Subcommittee comprised of members of the Community Protection Committee, the Fire Chief Weborg and Assistant Fire Chief Justin MacDonald and Fireman Paul Pillat.. The group is charged with finding a new pumper truck for Ephraim with a tentative delivery date of 2012.

The second is the Fire Station Expansion Sub Committee who will investigate the feasibility of expanding the Norway Station to house all equipment.

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       For the latest in Door County Weather try this WBAY link.

5-Day Forecast

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      Make Sure Your Zoning Permit Applications Are In On Time: 

The Historic Preservation Committee meets the 4^th Monday of each month at 6 or 6:30 pm at the Administrative Office. To be heard by the committee, all completed applications must be received by the Zoning Administrator one week prior to the scheduled meeting date.

The Plan Committee meets the 4^th Monday of each month, at 7 pm at the Administrative Office. To be heard by the committee, all completed applications must be received by the Zoning Administrator one week prior to the scheduled meeting date.

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AT YOUR SERVICE

Did you know that the Ephraim Wastewater Plant not only maintains the sewer system and accepts holding tank and septic waste, they pump holding tanks and septic tanks for Ephraim residents?   They also provide well water testing, from coliform bacteria to nitrates and lead.  Give them a call at 854-4991.

Did you know that the Village has equipment that can detect leaks from propane tanks?  If you think you smell gas, please don't hesitate to dial 911. Our Maintenance and Sewer employees have been trained in the use of this equipment, so you will probably see a familiar face at the door to check it out for you, but the proper call to make for safety reasons is by dialing 911.