Hot Topics
![]()
Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruled Zoning Provision Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has ruled unconstitutional a zoning provision that requires all uses within a B-2 District to obtain a conditional use permit. For the decision, click here.
Circuit Court Dismisses Convicted Sex Offender's Lawsuit
On July 2, 2008, the Milwaukee County Circuit Court dismissed a convicted sex offender's lawsuit that challenged the constitutionality of the City of Franklin's ordinances that severely restrict where he and other offenders can live. For the Memorandum Decision on the City of Franklin’s Motion for Summary Judgment click here.
Need a Copy of the 2007-08 Wisconsin Statutes?
If you need a copy of the 2007-08 Wisconsin Statutes when they are published in 2009, you will need to ask for a set. For more information, click here.
What Municipality Isn't on a Tight Municipal Budget?
Save money by publishing a summary of the new ordinance
rather than the entire ordinance. For more details,
click
here.
Court of Appeals
Refuses to Consider Town
Attack on Validity of "Unanimous Approval" Annexation
On May 22, 2008, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals for District IV issued a controversial decision in the Case of Town of Merrimac v. Village of Merrimac, 2007AP2491. For a summary and decision, click here.
![]()
The Website of the Municipal Team of Hostak,
Henzl & Bichler, S.C.,
840 Lake Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin 53403, (262) 632-7541, Fax: (262) 632-1256
Legal Disclaimer
This website is sponsored by the Municipal Team of the law firm of Hostak, Henzl & Bichler, S.C. and is intended to provide information only, not legal advice. The legal conclusions presented in these web pages, our newsletters and other publications may not be applicable to your particular situation and should not be relied upon as the basis for action. You are strongly advised to contact an attorney to discuss your specific questions and concerns. In addition, communication with Municipal Team or Hostak, Henzl & Bichler, S.C. through this site or through electronic mail does not create an attorney/client relationship. Non-clients communicating with attorneys should be aware that your electronic mail is not privileged and may be disclosed to other parties. If you are a client, remember that e-mail is not secure and you should avoid including confidential material in unencrypted messages.
Any questions or comments about this website, please email ewieland@hhb.com