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Wabana Township Comprehensive Plan
This Comprehensive Plan is intended to serve as a road map and vision for the future of Wabana Township. The document can guide people of Wabana Township in making decisions about land use, natural resources, and the township’s facilities and infrastructure.
This plan reflects the community’s goals and intentions as gathered from citizens about their present and future needs. By implementing this plan, future residents will find WabanaTownship as attractive and appealing as it is today.
The authority to develop and execute a comprehensive municipal plan for Wabana Township by the Wabana Town Board of Supervisors is granted in Minnesota Statutes, Sections 462.351 through 462.364, and specifically in Minnesota Statutes, Sections 462.355 and 462.356. This Comprehensive Plan will be reviewed and updated, as needed, every five years.
This plan is divided into three parts:
1) Township Overview: Introduction, History, and Community Information
2) Plan For the Future: Values, Goals, and Strategies and Action Plans
3) Appendix
Don’t let your Septic System Freeze!
Protect our lands and waterways by maintaining your septic system throughout the winter. Below is a link to an article from 2018 on the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) website on “Don’t let your Septic System Freeze”.
Wabana Township Semi-Annual Roadside Cleanup
On September 23, 2020 thirteen residents met at the town hall to get reflective vests and trash bags to walk the township’s roadsides picking up trash. The full bags are left at the flagpole for pick up by the County at no charge. The County Engineer’s Office provides trash bags and reflective vests for participants.
Thank you to all who participated: Jean and Tim Panchyshyn, Gary and Kim Oja, Denny and Jean Koewler, Louie and Janeen Gueltzow, Ellen Conover, Michael Linder, Steve Melin and Ken and Barbara Zimmer.
This is a semiannual event. All are welcome to participate. We hope you will join us in May 2021.
Chairman, Barbara Zimmer
Minnesota Guidance for Safe Celebrations & Events
Open PDF document below…