Responsible for the hiring, promotion, and discipline of Milton Police Department officers. The Plan Commission is also responsible to review and approve or deny all land divisions in the City of Milton or within the territory over which the city is given platting jurisdiction. Reviews and takes action on site plans for commercial, industrial, and some residential sites, conditional use permit applications, and applications for nonconforming, unclassified, and temporary uses. Jurisdiction over all city parks and has the power to adopt rules and regulations for the proper use, care, and maintenance of the parks. Protects and advances the interests of the broader community by effectively governing the operations and promoting the development of the local public library. The Joint Fire Commission governs the department, and consists of members of the City of Milton Common Council and Town of Milton Board. The department also contracts with the Town of Harmony, Town of Lima, Town of Johnstown, and Town of Koshkonong. The department provides all firefighting and emergency medical services (EMS) as well as fire inspections within the City of Milton and Milton Township. The Milton-Milton Township Fire Department is a joint department operated in conjunction with the Township of Milton. The Historic Preservation Commission also provides residents with continuing education about the historic heritage of the city and works with the Milton Historical Society and Wisconsin Historical Society. Responsible for designating historic structures, historic sites, and historic districts within the city limits and encourages historic preservation in the city. The Ethics Board is responsible for reviewing complaints regarding violations of the City of Milton Code of Ethics. Acts as agent for the city in planning and implementing community development programs and activities approved by the mayor and Common Council The Board of Review has the power to revise the property's value or maintain the property's value established by the assessor based on the evidence presented.Īcts as the city's housing authority to address all projects relating to blight eliminations, clearance of undesirable conditions, urban renewal, and redevelopment programs. The Assessor and property owner will have the opportunity to present evidence supporting their position on a property valuation when a challenge is presented by the property owner. The board reviews property assessment objections from property owners and certifies the assessment rolls. The Board of Review has the powers and duties as prescribed by Wis.

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