[Updated] It was just yesterday that I again posted information about purportedly-surplus public lands sales in Wisconsin authorized by the GOP-led State Legislature - - a policy still drawing substantial opposition - - and today from the Wisconsin DNR run since January, 2011 with a 'chamber of commerce mentality' management team installed by Scott Walker and implemented enthusiastically by agency secretary and former developer Cathy Stepp - -
- - comes another email notice about a new round of listings, so feel free to check them out. I noticed that several include trout stream frontage, snowmobile trail crossings, timber cutting and hunting opportunities.
- - comes another email notice about a new round of listings, so feel free to check them out. I noticed that several include trout stream frontage, snowmobile trail crossings, timber cutting and hunting opportunities.
Fifteen of these approved properties are now being offered for sale and have been posted for bid as Auction #16825 on www.WisconsinSurplus.com [EXIT DNR]. The bidding process for these parcels will close Monday, Nov. 28, 2016 starting at 10 a.m.
Parcels available for purchase are located in Adams, Bayfield, Florence, Green Lake, Iron, Langlade, Price, Walworth, Waushara and Vilas counties, and range from 4.3 to 122.6 acres. All properties are accessible by a state, county/town road or easement.
For more information regarding the department’s land sale program under Act 20, visit dnr.wi.gov and search keywords "land sales."Here are two examples:
70 +/- Acre Wooded Parcel w/Snowmobile Trail Easement(s) near St. Germain WI - Address: Juve Rd, St Germain, WI 54558 - Property Details: The Northern Hardwood stand on the parcel provides habitat for forest interior bird and animal species and management has been done to improve the timber quality on the parcel. There are three snowmobile trails approximately 3,225 feet long intersecting the property, which are maintained by the St. Germain Snowmobile Club. This parcel is accessible from Juve and Pedycort road, with three vehicle pull off locations along snowmobile trails which the public uses to access the property.
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As has often been said, these sales are incredibly short sighted and a cheat to the taxpayers who paid for the land.
ReplyDeleteWalker and Stepp and their cronies are absolutely. reprehensible. Such fools and jackasses.
You didn't note that parcels enclosed by private land will be marketed only to the private land holder. Environmental groups (which used to include DNR) and the public (who owns these lands) are shut out.
ReplyDeleteToo much land in government hands. Glad to see it go private. Less government needed to oversee it then. They should worry about security and jobs. Citizens can handle the lands just fine thank you.
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