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Bi-monthly publication covering legal developments affecting municipalities and local governments.

Issue: July/August 2022

Name: Boardman Clark Law Firm
Address: 1 S. Pinckney St., Suite 410, Madison, WI, 53701, United States
Telephone: (608) 257-9521
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July/August 2020

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Wisconsin Court of Appeals Holds Municipalities Do Not Get a Second Chance at Conditional Use Permit Denial
Navigating Disability Accommodations and Discrimination in the Age of COVID-19

May/June 2020

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Federal District Court Rejects First Amendment Challenge to City of Madison’s Billboard Ordinance Based on Reed
Local Powers to Address COVID-19 in the Wake of Wisconsin Legislature v. Palm and OAG-03-20

March/April 2020

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COVID-19 Pandemic
Municipalities Have New Flexibility to Provide Notice of Open Meetings
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds City of Sheboygan Annexation
No Private Cause of Action to Compel Towns to Construct Roads to Meet Wis. Stat. § 82.50 Standards

January/February 2020

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Wisconsin Court of Appeals Invalidates DOT's Jurisdictional Offer
Wisconsin Court of Appeals Upholds Termination of Probationary Police Officers
Lease, License or Easement?

November/December 2019

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"You're Picking on Me!" When is Selective Prosecution Unconstitutional?
Seventh Circuit Upholds Ordinances Regulating the Size and Location of Signs
Eagle Point Solar Case Dismissed by Circuit Court

September/October 2019

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Local Governments Buy in to Large Scale Solar Projects
Court Of Appeals Upholds Denial of Cell Tower Permit
Supreme Court Narrowly Affirms Discretionary Governmental Immunity

July/August 2019

In this issue:

ABCs on CBD
Wedding Barn Alcohol Licensing Update: Evers Administration Not Requiring Wedding Barns to Hold Alcohol Licenses
Wisconsin Legislature Considers Senate Bill 105 to Exempt Municipalities From Fair Dealership Law
Metadata is a Public Record: What Does This Mean for Municipalities?

May/June 2019

In this issue:

Supreme Court Allows Town to Proceed with Broad Challenge to Annexation Ordinance
A Comparison of the First Three Approved Financial Assistance Programs for Private Lead Service Line Replacements
Municipalities Lose the Right to Raise the Notice of Claim Statute as a Defense if Not Plead as an Affirmative Defense

March/April 2019

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What Constitutes a Quasi-governmental Corporation Subject to Wisconsin Public Records Law?
Each Concert at a Public Park was a Separate Event for Purposes of Providing Notice of a Private Nuisance Claim Against a City
The FCC's Small Cell Order: The Down and Dirty

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