Month: October 2020

From Pulaski Schools – Hello Pittsfield Families,

During the month of October, there is usually a food drive held and students bring food to school and often there is some type of incentive for the classes with the most food brought in.  The food is donated to the Community Pantry of Pulaski.

We were hoping to continue the great tradition the Lannoye area has established over the last 15 years, but this year we would do it with a “Drive and Drop” food drive.  It would take place in the Lannoye parking lot.  Here is how it will work.

This weekend, consider picking up a few extra non perishable food items or some health and beauty aids (soaps, shampoo, deodorant, laundry detergent, etc.).  Drop them off in the Lannoye parking lot on Wednesday, October 21 between 4-6pm.  Mark Heck will be there with his bike (van and trailer).  We will grab the stuff from your back seat or trunk.  You will not even have to exit your car.

The Town has openings on two of its boards. Please review the below information and if interested email or mail (information below) to the Town Chairman with a letter outlining your skills and qualifications prior to November 3^rd, 2020.

Planning Committee – The Committee provides oversight that assists our community in governing growth and future development. The committee oversees the town’s development review processes, site plan reviews, rezoning, conditional use and special use permits, variance requests, and proposed amendments to ordinances. The committee is also responsible for developing and updating the Town’s Comprehensive Plan and assisting in the preparation of adopted plans, ordinances, zoning policies, planning documents and maps. Membership is for two years with meetings monthly generally on the second Tuesday of the month at 6 pm.

Board of Appeals – The Board of Appeals is a body appointed to hear and decide appeals, interpret the Zoning Ordinance, and to approve or deny variances. Another responsibility of the Board is to provide an appeal mechanism for property owners who believe that the Town has made an error in interpreting the zoning ordinance. The Board only meets when needed, generally once or twice a year.

Send a letter or email to Chairman Keith Deneys at:

keith@townofpittsfield.org

or:

Board Vacancy

ATTN: Chairman Deneys

4682 Kunesh Road

Green Bay WI 54313

Brown County Board Chairman Buckley has reached out looking for volunteers to help with the redistricting of the county. If you are interested please review the attached letter and respond to the link.