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Village of Rib Lake Fair Housing Ordinance Ordinance No. 16.29 Fair and Open Housing Ordinance No. 16.29.010 State Statues Adopted Ordinance No. 16.29.020

Authority and Enforcement Procedures Implemented

Ordinance No. 16.29.030

Complaints

Ordinance No. 19.26.10

STATE STATUES ADOPTED The Village Board of the Village of Rib Lake adopts Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended, and all subsequent amendments thereto.

Ordinance No. 16.29.20

AUTHORITY AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED.

The officials and employees of the Village shall assist in the orderly prevention and removal of all discrimination in housing within the Village of Rib Lake by implementing the authority and enforcement procedures set forth in Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended.

Ordinance No. 16.29.030

COMPLAINTS.

The Village Clerk shall maintain forms for complaints to be filed under Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended, and shall assist any person alleging a violation thereof in the Village of Rib Lake to file a complaint thereof with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, Equal Rights Division, for enforcement of Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended. (One ins. May 28)

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Village of Rib Lake Resolution to Repeal and Replace a Fair Housing Ordinance An ordinance to repeal and replace section 16.29 of the municipal code of the Village of Rib Lake/Housing Ordinance No. 03/2020 adopting Wisconsin statues, section 106.50, as amended, relating to the equal rights of all persons to fair housing and providing means for the implementation and enforcement thereof.

The Village of The Rib Lake does ordain as follows: Section 16.29 of the Village of Rib Lake/Housing Ordinances is replaced to read as follows: FAIR AND OPEN HOUSING WHEREAS, The Village Board of Rib Lake recognizes its responsibilities under Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended, and endorses the concepts of fair and open housing for all persons and prohibition of discrimination therein; THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED THAT: 1) The Rib Lake hereby adopts Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statutes, as amended, and all subsequent amendments thereto.

2) The officials and employees of the Rib Lake shall assist in the orderly prevention and removal of all discrimination in housing within the Village municipal jurisdiction by implementing the authority and enforcement procedures set forth in Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended.

3) The municipal Clerk shall maintain forms for complaints to be filed under Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statues, as amended, and shall assist any person alleging a violation thereof in the Rib Lake to file a complaint thereunder with the Wisconsin Department of Work Force Development, Equal Rights Division, for enforcement of Section 106.50, Wisconsin Statutes, as amended.

/s/ William Schreiner, Chief Elected Official Attest: /s/ Dawn Swenson Dawn Swenson, Municipal Clerk /s/ Dave Shewczyk Dave Shewczyk, Supervisor Adopted May 20, 2020 Published May 28, 2020 Effective May 29, 2020 (One ins. May 28)

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