Docket # | Case Name | Summary of Decision | Records |
06-L-01 | Larson Acres Inc. v. Town of Magnolia | October 20, 2006 Denied request for review on the grounds that the Board does not have authority to make a determination regarding a siting application's completeness and the Board can only review a local decision made to grant or deny an application. | Livestock Facility Siting Review Board minutes |
07-L-01 | RE: Larson Acres v. Town of Magnolia | August 27, 2007 Upheld the challenge by affirming permit and certain conditions, and reversing multiple conditions imposed by the town | Formal LFSRB decision, affirmed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in Adams v. Wisconsin Livestock Facilities Siting Rev. Bd., 2012 WI 85 |
07-L-02 | RE: Mark and Jane Brothen and Eugene and jeanne Dubord v. Vernon County | January 18, 2008 Denied request for review on the grounds that the LFSRB lacked jurisdiction, since the county elected not to require an application and approval for the proposed facility | Formal LFSRB decision |
08-L-01 | RE: Stradler v. Crawford County | April 18, 2008 Initially upheld the challenge to th epermit on the gounds that the nutrient management plan as part of the application was not complete, credible and internally consistent
June 3, 2008 Upon reconsideration, denied the challenge on the grounds that the applicant had properly calculated the amount of land available to spread the manure volumes calculated based on the maximum number of animals, as established by additional submissions, and had accordingly met the standards for nutrient management in ch. ATCP 51, Wis. Adm. Code | Formal LFSRB decision |
08-L-02 | RE: Audrey Van Dyke v. Racine County | August 18, 2008 Upheld the challenge and invalidated the permit on the grounds that the nutrient management plan included as part of the application did not reflect that the amount of land available to spread the manure volumes calculated to be generated by the maximum number of animal units, meets the standard for nutrient management. | Formal LFSRB decision |
09-L-01 | RE: Audrey Van Dyke v. Racine County | May 18, 2009 Denied the challenge and affirmed the permit on the grounds that the inconsistencies in the plan did not overcome the presumption of compliance created by the checklist | Formal LFSRB decision |
10-L-01 | RE: Larson Acres v. Town of Magnolia | June 7, 2011 Upheld the challenge by affirming permit for expansion and certain conditions, and reversing multiple conditions imposed by the town | Formal LFSRB decision |
13-L-01 | RE: Gavin v. Town of Spring Valley | November 27, 2013 Dismissed appeal based on a lack of jurisdiction after the town decided to rescind the siting permit at a special meeting November 25, 2013 | Informal decision |
15-L-10
| Laufenberg v. Jackson County | May 12, 2015 Jurisdication not granted because the Board does not have authority to deal with compliance monitoring and actions taken in response to a permit violation | Informal decision |
17-L-01
| Bonneville et al. v. Shawano County
| November 15, 2017 Reversed conditional use permit issued by the county based on imposing invalid conditions
| Formal LFSRB decision
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17-L-02
| Glenner v. Walworth County and Friemoth v. Walworth County
| January 29, 2018 Reversed conditional use permit issued by the county based on imposing invalid conditions and lack of findings of fact and remanded to county for further proceedings and decision consistent with LFSRB order
| Formal LFSRB decision
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18-L-01
| Johnson v. Jefferson County
| July 2, 2018 Decided that the challenges to the permit were not valid and affirmed the county's decision to issue the permit
| Formal LFSRB decision
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18-L-02 | Ledgeview Farms v. Town of Ledgeview | November 30, 2018 Upheld the Town's permit denial based on some issues before the LFSRB, including considering past permit compliance issues to assess the credibility of information in the siting application, while striking down other issues, including the Town's more stringent manure storage setback standard due to a failure to provide adequate findings of fact | Formal LFSRB decision
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