Those of you in the first two targeted areas of the east side — Washington Avenue from Broad to Bowen streets and Mount Vernon Street from Parkway to Oxford avenues — mark Saturday, June 11, on your calendars. It's a "dump day" to get rid of some of the junk in the area and start getting neighbors working together. We hope it goes well and people get behind the effort! Jeff Bollier~Oshkosh Northwestern
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Pier Registration Deadline Is April 1, 2011
Waterfront property owners with larger piers must register their piers with the DNR by April 1, 2011 to ensure their piers will be "grandfathered" from new size limits adopted by the State of Wisconsin in 2004.
Generally, a pier will need to be registered if it (a) is wider than 6 ft, but less than 8 ft in width, (b) has a platform at the end of the pier that has a surface area of less than 300 ft (w/ a max. width of 10 feet) and/or (c) more than 2 boat slips for the first 50 feet of shoreline frontage and 1 boat slip for each additional 50 feet of shoreline frontage.
To register a pier, a waterfront property owner must complete and mail a registration form to the DNR. To obtain a copy of the registration form and to find out more information about which piers need to be registered, please visit the DNR's website at:
http://dnr.wi.gov/waterways/recreation/piers.html
Generally, a pier will need to be registered if it (a) is wider than 6 ft, but less than 8 ft in width, (b) has a platform at the end of the pier that has a surface area of less than 300 ft (w/ a max. width of 10 feet) and/or (c) more than 2 boat slips for the first 50 feet of shoreline frontage and 1 boat slip for each additional 50 feet of shoreline frontage.
To register a pier, a waterfront property owner must complete and mail a registration form to the DNR. To obtain a copy of the registration form and to find out more information about which piers need to be registered, please visit the DNR's website at:
http://dnr.wi.gov/waterways/recreation/piers.html
Monday, February 14, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Oshkosh accepting applications for loans
Okay, I'm mad. My mom is a slave driver! I mean, seriously?!?! The woman just starts back to work and expects me to get blogging again right away!!!! I have enjoyed my break and kind of wanted to ease back into this between naps......but nnnnnnooooooo.
Well fortunately there is much to be discussed. I thought I would pass along this great article I found in the Oshkosh Northwestern. Please let my mom know if she can show you any homes.....she'd love to PLUS it would get her out of my hair!!!
"Eligible homeowners are encouraged to apply for the city's owner-occupied housing rehabilitation program.
The program offers a zero percent deferred interest loan that is available to low and moderate-income single-family property owners with the Oshkosh city limits. Loans may be used for roofing, plumbing, electrical, furnaces, painting and general repairs.
Interested homeowners must complete an application and be approved before any work is done. The annual gross household income may not exceed-per household size: one, $38,300; two, $43,800; three, $49,250; four, $54,700; five, $59,100; and six, $63,500. Larger households should call the planning office for income limits.
The application deadline is March 15th. Contact the Planning Division at (920) 236-5059."
Well fortunately there is much to be discussed. I thought I would pass along this great article I found in the Oshkosh Northwestern. Please let my mom know if she can show you any homes.....she'd love to PLUS it would get her out of my hair!!!
"Eligible homeowners are encouraged to apply for the city's owner-occupied housing rehabilitation program.
The program offers a zero percent deferred interest loan that is available to low and moderate-income single-family property owners with the Oshkosh city limits. Loans may be used for roofing, plumbing, electrical, furnaces, painting and general repairs.
Interested homeowners must complete an application and be approved before any work is done. The annual gross household income may not exceed-per household size: one, $38,300; two, $43,800; three, $49,250; four, $54,700; five, $59,100; and six, $63,500. Larger households should call the planning office for income limits.
The application deadline is March 15th. Contact the Planning Division at (920) 236-5059."
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Yep, it's true....it's FINALLY over!

It's FINALLY over.....my maternity leave that is!
I am back to work full time after the birth of my little girl, Evangeline Salome.
If I can be of any assistance helping you, or someone you know, buy or sell a home, please don't hesitate to contact me.
If I can be of any assistance helping you, or someone you know, buy or sell a home, please don't hesitate to contact me.
I hope your year has started out wonderfully!
Go Packers!!!!
Tifani
Thursday, December 23, 2010
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