Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

Notice of Possible Quorum of Town Board members at Town Chair funeral:   NOTICE OF POSSIBLE ASSEMBLY OF  QUORUM OF TOWN OF PALMYRA BOARD MEMBERS AT FRANK  SAUTER FUNERAL.  (THIS INCLUDES THE VISITATION, FUNERAL, CEMETERY SERVICE, AND FUNERAL LUNCHEON) Palmyra Town Chair Frank Sauter passed away on November 10, 2025.  Frank’s funeral arrangements have been scheduled, with visitation  beginning at 10:00 a.m. on November 19, 2025, at the Methodist Church in Palmyra, Wisconsin.  A quorum of Town of Palmyra Board members will be in attendance at the visitation/funeral.           There will be no TOWN of Palmyra Board business taking place.  If there are any questions regarding Town Board attendance, please feel free to contact Palmyra Town Hall at 262-495-2049 or email:  [email protected].   Michele Smith, Clerk/Treasurer November 16, 2025 Town of Palmyra

Planting or Placing Items in Road Right of Way

TOWN OF PALMYRA, WISCONSIN

Subject: Planting and/or placing items in Road Rights-of-Way

The Town of Palmyra would like to remind all residents about the regulations regarding placement of fences, yard items, bushes, flowers, or any planting within the public road right-of-way.

What is the Road Right-of-Way?

The road right-of-way is a strip of land, typically extending beyond the paved roadway, that is owned or controlled by the Town for public highway purposes.  This right of way normally measures 33’ from the center line of each side of a Town road. 

Why is placement of Items in the Right-of-Way Prohibited or Restricted?

Placing fences, decorative items,  or Planting trees, shrubs, or other vegetation in the road right-of-way can create several issues:

  • Obstruction of Visibility: Overgrown vegetation can block sightlines for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists, creating safety hazards and potentially leading to accidents.
  • Interference with Maintenance: Plants can impede necessary maintenance activities like road clearing, repairs, and infrastructure work.
  • Damage to Infrastructure: Root systems can damage sidewalks, roadways, and underground utilities.

The Town is responsible for mowing of the right of ways, and contracts for those mowing services.  Items placed in the road right of ways can be mowed and/or destroyed during that process.

What if you have questions or concerns?

For questions about the road right-of-way, please contact the Town of Palmyra at (262) 495-2049 or at [email protected].

Cooperation helps ensure the safety and functionality of roads and public spaces for everyone.

Thank you for your understanding and adherence to these regulations.

Sincerely,
Frank Sauter, Town of Palmyra Chairman