Official stresses equity IN property assessment
James Plourde of the Wisconsin Department of Revenue told the La Crosse Wisconsin Towns Association group that equalization targets government unit budgets, not parcel by parcel values. He noted local assessors handle parcel-level inequities while state effort aims at full market value for government units.
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West Salem
Wis
James Plourde
Plourde
Wisconsin Department of Revenue
la Crosse
Wisconsin Towns Association
Hamilton Hall
Wisconsin
Norbert Nuttelman
Barre
Loren Krueger
Loren Krueger, A Town of Mediary Board
Nuttelman
Kuehn
Alton
Ill
Alma
Carter
Wisconsin Town's Association
Peterson
Compromise budget seen as aid to Wisconsin cities
Mayor Patrick Zielke notes cities lose state revenue from business tax exemption since 1975 and must seek money from taxpayers. Wisconsin Alliance of Cities urges Gov. Lucey not to veto the budget compromise offering a 50 percent reimbursement for income loss to municipalities. Mayor Stephen Olsen of Racine reiterates the alliance stance.
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Patrick Zielke
Patrick Lucey
Stephen Olsen
Racine
Alliance of Cities
The
Tribune
Olsen
Senate
la Crosse
Sherman Stellpflug
Stellpflug
Alliance of
Late property filing prompts higher doomage assessments
About 12 percent of La Crosse businesses have not filed personal property statements, risking a 25 percent higher doomage assessment. Of roughly 1,800 affected businesses, about 150 may owe more tax, with notices issued and seven days to file to avoid higher charges.
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la Crosse
Kenneth Roberts
Roberts
City of
Hope for Harborview Rises Amid Medary Center Plans
Harborview may be easier to promote if the Harborview site is pursued after a Real Estate Research study due by July. The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority will pay lawyer Marvin Davis 1778 from the community development fund as disputes over utility line relocations are settled.
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Thomas Hancock
Harborview
Hancock
la Crosse
U.S. Highway 16
Authority
Chicago
Real Estate Research
Common Council
Marvin Davis
Donald G. Rudolph
Northern States Power Co
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Wisconsin Telephone Corp
Rudolph
Davis
Vernon Dairy Days kicks off with farm open houses
Vernon County Dairy Days opens with noon to 5 p.m. farm visits at Tri-State Breeders Cooperative and Co op Creamery Westby. Queens host visitors at farms near La Farge Viroqua and Westby including Vesbach Sherry Erickson and Leyton Stafslien farms. An ice cream social and prize awards cap Sunday with bands performing in Viroqua City Park.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Tri-State Breeders Cooperative
Co-op Creamery
Westby
Tom Vesbach
la Farge
Bonnie Bagstad
Wisconsin
Jean Johnson
Vernon County Fairgrounds
Arnie Sherry
Coon
South Ridge
Leyton
Kickapoo
Viroqua City Park
Musician Turns Instruments into Art Gifts Nationwide
Leone Severin crafts organ pipe clocks organ stop-face jewelry and piano lamp shades from musical elements. Her Action Enterprises sells these unique gifts nationwide while she teaches piano and directs music at a church.
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Leone Severin
Johann Sebastian Bach
Mendelssohn
Brahams
Mozart
Schumann
Action Enterprises
Action Enterprises, That Supplements the Salary Miss Severin
First Congregational Church
Cleveland
Ohio
S. 31St Street
Europe
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Krueger
Levi Cavadini
Bangor
Keith Kuehn
Shelby
Orrin Young
Stanley Peterson
Medary
McKee
Crawford County
Michael Kirchman
Myron McKee
Longfellow
la Crosse County
Andrew Oldenburg
S. 31St St
Leonard Roraff
James W. Rice
Monroe County
Farrell Deml
Kirchman
Roraff
City of la Crosse
Municipal Transit Utility
3Rd and la Crosse Streets
Bob D. Schroeder
Cil
Public Works Board
Hope For Harborview Rising
Queens
Highway
Union
Jersey
Vernon Electric
Reenie Seebold
Debbie Clements
Sherry Farm
Charles Erickson
Vernon Dairy
Debra Leis
Sue Misna
Farm Bureau
Johannes Brahams
Clara Schumann
Robert Schumann
Miss Severin
Leibold’s of
Steve Noffke
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