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| NOTICE TO TENANTS OF DARREL L. KALLEMBACH
On November 8, 2010, the City of Platteville commenced an action against Darrel L. Kallembach based upon violations of the City’s Rental Code. On October 31, 2011, the Court entered a Final Judgment in the case, determining that Mr. Kallembach was in violation of the Rental Code with respect to the following properties located in the City of Platteville, Grant County, Wisconsin:
235 N. Third Street
335 Division Street
222 N. Elm Street
465 Division Street
230 N. Elm Street
420 Southwest Road
605 Southwest Road
440 Southwest Road
605½ Southwest Road
565 W. Cedar Street
260 S. Chestnut Street
160 E. Mineral Street
430 S. Chestnut Street
530 W. Mineral Street
85 N. Water Street
540 W. Mineral Street
390 W. Pine Street
310 W.Gridley Avenue
375 Irene Street
185 Center Street
255 Division Street
The Final Judgment established certain deadlines by which Mr. Kallembach was to obtain an inspection of these properties, provide the City with copies of existing lease agreements and take other specified action. Mr. Kallembach failed to comply with the Final Order and was found in contempt of Court on January 10, 2012.
The Order Regarding Remedial Contempt entered on January 10, 2012 requires Mr. Kallembach to fully comply with the terms of the Final Order by May 1, 2012 and further provides "that each of the 21 Kallembach rental properties shall be vacated by June 1, 2012 if Defendant (Darrel L. Kallembach) has not fully complied with the Final Order, dated October 31, 2011, by May 1, 2012." Persons intending to reside in any of the properties set forth above on or after June 1, 2012, should be advised of the terms of the Final Order and Order Regarding Remedial Contempt, which may be viewed at www.platteville.org. or copies obtained by contacting Ric Riniker, Platteville Building Inspector, at (608) 348-9741, Ext. 2236.
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Community Planning & Development Meetings
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Meeting Date |
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Deadline |
| Planning Commission |
1st Monday |
7:00 p.m. |
Council Chambers |
20 working days prior to meeting |
| Historic Preservation Commission |
2nd & 4th Tuesdays |
5:30 p.m. |
Council Chambers |
1st & 3rd Wednesdays
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| Common Council |
2nd & 4th Tuesdays |
7:00 p.m. |
Council Chambers |
1st & 3rd Tuesdays |
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Zoning Board of Appeals
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3rd Monday |
7:00 p.m. |
Council Chambers |
11 working days prior to meeting |
| Redevelopment Authority (RDA) |
2nd Monday |
5:00 p.m. |
City Hall |
1st Monday |
| Joint ET Committee |
4th Monday |
7:00 p.m. |
Council Chambers |
3rd Monday |
| Community Development Board |
3rd Monday |
5:00 p.m. |
Council Chambers |
10 working days prior to meeting |
| Housing Authority Board |
4th Monday |
4:30 p.m. |
GAR Room |
7 working days prior to meeting |
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Community Planning & Development Department
Name Title Phone Email
Joe Carroll Director/City Planner 348-9741x2235 carrollj@platteville.org
Ric Riniker Building Inspector/Assessor 348-9741x2236 rinikerc@platteville.org
Carol Riniker Zoning Coordinator/Administration 348-9741x2231 rinikerc@platteville.org
Fax Machine 348-9145
Housing Authority and Housing Rehabilitation
Name Title Phone Email
Barb Argall Housing Authority Director 348-9741x2233 argallb@platteville.org
Lori Olson Pink Housing Rehabilitation Coordinator 348-9741x2246 l.olson-pink@swcap.org
Fax Machine 348-9145
Rental Inspection
MV Service & Consulting, LLC 1-877-268-2402 or 608-574-4965
Mailing Address
75 North Bonson Street, PO Box 780, Platteville, WI 53818
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Planning & Zoning
The Planning and Zoning division is responsible for administering the zoning, subdivision and floodplain zoning ordinances in the City of Platteville, and cooperatively administers these activities in the surrounding Extraterritorial area with the Town of Platteville. Responsibilities also include providing long-range planning activities through the Comprehensive Plan and Official Map.
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Building & Rental Inspection
The Building Inspection Department provides inspection services for new construction and remodeling of buildings in the City of Platteville, and some inspection in the surrounding Extraterrritorial Area. The department also enforces the erosion control ordinance and the property maintenance standards.
The Rental Inspection division licenses and inspects all rental housing units in the City of Platteville.
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Historic Preservation
Through the Historic Preservation Commission, the City of Platteville administers regulations concerning the exterior modification of properties that have been designated as locally historic. The Commission also provides various educational programs that are intended to provide guidance and assistance with property owners that are interested in preserving and rehabiltating their historic properties.
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Housing Assistance
The Platteville Housing Division administers the Community Development Rehabilitation Programs and the Platteville Housing Authority Rental Assistance Programs.
The Community Development Programs are designed to improve living conditions for Platteville’s low and moderate-income residents. Funds are provided by the Community Development Revolving Loan Fund. The programs are regulated by the State Department of Commerce, Bureau of Housing.
The Housing Authority Programs are regulated by the Federal Government and are designed to give eligible families freedom-of-choice in finding an existing, decent, safe and sanitary rental unit under rent guidelines established by the Federal Government.
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| Redevelopment Authority (RDA)
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Redevelopment Authority
The Redevelopment Authority was formed by resolution of the Common Council on June 14, 2005. The RDA later formed Redevelopment Area #1, which was created in conjunction with TID #7 for the downtown area. The purpose of forming these areas is to improve the physical and economic condition of the downtown area. The RDA provides financial assistance that encourages downtown building owners to fix up their buildings and properties.
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