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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SPEED LIMITS ORDINANCE WOOD COUNTY ORDINANCE # Chapter PURPOSE Chapter TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS IN CONSTRUCTION ZONES Chapter PENALTIES i
2 WOOD COUNTY ORDINANCE #400 SPEED LIMITS Chapter PURPOSE A traffic and engineering investigation having been made of the following described highways in Wood County, the maximum permissible speed at which vehicles may be operated on the highways, which speed is herewith established as reasonable and safe pursuant to s and s , Wis. Stats., shall be set forth herein, subject to approval by the State Department of Transportation and upon the erection of standard signs giving notice thereof. (AA.13.01) County Trunk Highway AA, Town of Port Edwards, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from the Nekoosa City Limits southerly to a point 0.16 miles north of Lynn Hill Rd. (B.10.01) County Trunk Highway B, Town of Lincoln, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour from County Trunk Highway BB northerly to Yellow River Rd. (BB.03.01) County Trunk Highway "BB", Town of Cameron, Wood County Forty-Five (45) miles per hour from its easterly intersection with Highway 10, then westerly to CTH B. (C.33.01) County Trunk Highway "C", Village of Rudolph, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from its intersection with State Trunk Highway 34, westerly for a distance of 0.27 of a mile to Hilltop Ln. (C.33.02) County Trunk Highway "C", Village of Rudolph, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour from its intersection with State Trunk Highway 34, easterly for a distance of 0.83 of a mile to Oakridge Ave. (C.34.03) County Trunk Highway "C", Village of Vesper, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour for all vehicles from its intersection with State Trunk Highway 186, westerly and southerly for a distance of 0.55 of a mile. (E.25.04) County Trunk Highway "E", City of Pittsville, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour from its intersection with State Trunk Highway 80, westerly to its intersection with Park Road, a distance of 0.69 of a mile. (F.12.01) County Trunk Highway "F", Town of Milladore, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from its intersection with U.S. Highway 10 southerly to its intersection with CTH P
3 (F.12.02) County Trunk Highway "F", Town of Milladore, Wood County Thirty five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from its intersection with CTH P, southerly for a distance of 0.32 of a mile. (F.20.01) County Trunk Highway "F", Town of Sherry, Wood County Thirty five (35) miles per hour beginning at a point 0.23 of a mile north of the north junction with County Trunk Highway "N" and extending southerly one half mile to a point 0.15 of a mile south of Mill Creek. (F.21.01) County Trunk Highway "F", Town of Sigel, Wood County Fifty (50) miles per hour from the intersection of County Trunk Highways "F" and "HH" easterly to a point 0.14 miles east of said junction. (F.26.01) County Trunk Highway "F", City of Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles 0.06 miles north from its crossing with the Green Bay St., northerly to its intersection with Rosecrans Street. (F.26.02) County Trunk Highway "F", City of Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour for all vehicles from its intersection with Rosecrans Street, northerly and westerly to its intersection with Brickyard Road. (F.26.03) County Trunk Highway "F", City of Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour for all vehicles from West Grand Ave. northerly to a point 0.06 miles north from its crossing with the Green Bay St. (G.13.01) County Trunk Highway G, Town of Port Edwards, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour from 0.44 miles south of Creamery Rd northerly to 0.30 miles south of Lynn Hill Rd. (G.13.02) County Trunk Highway G, Town of Port Edwards, Wood County. Forty-five (45) miles per hour from its northerly intersection with State Highway 173 easterly and northerly 0.26 miles north of Cranmoor Rd. (H.10.01) County Trunk Highway H, Town of Lincoln, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from Lincoln Ave. westerly to a point 0.13 miles west of Lincoln Ave. (H.11.01) County Trunk Highway "H", Town of Marshfield, Wood County Forty-Five (45) miles per hour from the east city limits of Marshfield (Galvin Ave.), then easterly a distance of.80 miles. (HH.21.01) County Trunk Highway "HH", Town of Sigel, Wood County Fifty (50) miles per hour from a point 0.07 miles west of the junction of County Trunk Highways "F" and "HH" easterly to the intersection of County Trunk Highways "F" and "HH"
4 (HH.34.01) County Trunk Highway "HH", Village of Vesper, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from its intersection with State Trunk Highway 186, easterly for a distance of 0.35 of a mile. (N.20.01) County Trunk Highway "N", Town of Sherry, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from its northerly intersection with County Trunk Highway "F" easterly a distance of.22 miles. (N.27.01) County Trunk Highway "N", Village of Arpin, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from its junction with State Trunk Highway 186, westerly for a distance of 0.37 of a mile. (N.27.02) County Trunk Highway "N", Village of Arpin, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour from a point 0.37 of a mile west of its junction with State Trunk Highway 186, westerly to its intersection with County Trunk Highway "E". (P.12.01) County Trunk Highway P, Town of Milladore, Wood County Forty (40) miles per hour from 0.24 miles west of Mayflower Rd westerly to 0.20 miles west of CTH F. (P.28.01) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Auburndale, Wood County Forty (40) miles per hour from Marshfield St. northerly and easterly to EZ St. (P.28.02) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Auburndale, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from EZ St. easterly to 0.07 miles west of School Ave. (P.28.03) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Auburndale, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour from 0.07 miles west of School Ave easterly to North Rd. (P.28.04) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Auburndale, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from North Rd. easterly to 0.29 miles east of Connor St. (P.28.05) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Auburndale, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour from 0.29 miles east of Connor St. easterly to a point 0.56 miles east of Connor St. (P.31.01) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Milladore, Wood County Forty (40) miles per hour from 0.14 miles west of CTH N westerly to a point 0.29 miles west of CTH N
5 (P.31.02) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Milladore, Wood County Thirty (30) miles per hour from 0.29 miles west of CTH N westerly to 0.08 miles west of West St. (P.31.03) County Trunk Highway P, Village of Milladore, Wood County Forty (40) miles per hour from 0.08 miles west of West St westerly to 0.30 miles west of West St. (Q.19.01) County Trunk Highway Q, Town of Seneca, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour from State Trunk Highway 73 westerly and southerly to a point 0.24 miles west of the south intersection with Hafermann Hts. (T.30.01) County Trunk Highway "T", Village of Hewitt, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour for all vehicles from a point 0.28 of a mile south of Yellowstone Drive in the Village of Hewitt, northerly to a point 0.81 of a mile north of Yellowstone Drive. (T.30.02) County Trunk Highway "T", Village of Hewitt, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from a point 0.81 of a mile north of Yellowstone Drive in the Village of Hewitt, northerly to its intersection with County Trunk Highway "H". (T.30.03) County Trunk Highway "T", Village of Hewitt, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour for all vehicles from a point 0.28 miles south of Yellowstone Drive southerly to a point 0.41 miles north of United States Highway 10. (U.07.01) County Trunk Highway "U", Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from its westerly intersection with State Trunk Highway 54, northerly 0.50 of a mile. (U.29.01) County Trunk Highway "U", Village of Biron, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour 0.50 miles north of its west intersection with STH 54, northerly to its intersection with South Biron Drive. (T.30.02) County Trunk Highway "T", Village of Hewitt, Wood County Twenty-five (25) miles per hour from its intersection with South Biron Drive, northerly and easterly to its intersection with Center Street. (T.30.02) County Trunk Highway "T", Village of Hewitt, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from its intersection with Center Street, northeasterly to the Portage County Line and North Biron Drive. (V.16.01) County Trunk Highway "V", Town of Rock, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour from a point 0.10 of a mile north of its intersection 400-4
6 with County Trunk Highway "N" southerly for a distance of 0.67 of a mile. (W.07.01) County Trunk Highway "W", Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour for all vehicles from 20th Street (east City limits of Wisconsin Rapids) easterly a distance of 4.01 miles to the junction with County Trunk Highways "U", "W" and Portage County Trunk Highway "FF" (W.07.02) County Trunk Highway "W", Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour for all vehicles from the junction of County Trunk Highway "U" and County Trunk "W" southerly about 0.75 miles to its junction with South Park Road. (W.07.03) County Trunk Highway "W", Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from South Park Road southerly about 0.50 miles to 0.06 Miles South of Rail Road St. (Y.10.01) County Trunk Highway "Y", Town of Lincoln, Wood County Forty-Five (45) miles per hour from 0.07 miles west of Hawthorn Ave easterly to Magnolia Drive. (Y.10.02) County Trunk Highway "Y", Town of Lincoln, Wood County Thirty-Five (35) miles per hour from Magnolia Drive easterly to a Point 0.13 miles west of Lincoln Ave. (Y.10.03) County Trunk Highway "Y", Town of Lincoln, Wood County Twenty-Five (25) miles per hour from a point 0.13 miles west of Lincoln Ave easterly to Lincoln Ave. (Y.11.01) County Trunk Highway "Y", Town of Marshfield, Wood County Forty five (45) miles per hour from its intersection with North Galvin Avenue, easterly to its intersection with Stadt Road, a distance of 1.05 miles. (Z.07.01) County Trunk "Z", Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County Thirty five (35) miles per hour from 0.11 miles west of its intersection with Lincoln Street, easterly to a point 0.42 of a mile east of State Trunk Highway 13, a distance of of mile. (Z.07.02) County Trunk "Z", Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County Forty five (45) miles per hour for all vehicles from a point 0.42 of mile east of Stat Trunk Highway "13" to a point 0.05 of a mile east of 64th Street CTH U / Portage County Line. (Z.18.01) County Trunk "Z", Town of Saratoga, Wood County Thirty-five (35) miles per hour for all vehicles from its east intersection with State Trunk Highway 73, northerly to its intersection with Ranger Road
7 (Z.32.01) County Trunk Highway "Z", Village of Port Edwards, Wood County Forty-five (45) miles per hour from 0.11 miles west of its intersection with Lincoln Street, westerly and southerly to its intersection with Ranger Road. Chapter TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS IN CONSTRUCTION ZONES (1) If a highway is being constructed, reconstructed, maintained or repaired, temporary speed limits may be established as set forth in Wis. Stat. s (10). (2) The Wood County Highway Commissioner, or his/her designee, is authorized, at his/her discretion, to impose mandatory temporary speed limits under the continuing authority of this section and without need of further action by the county board or the oversight committee. (3) Temporary speed limits shall be in accord with this section and shall be imposed by the posting of either portable or fixed temporary regulatory speed limit signs of the same face size and design as permanent regulatory speed limit signs, type R2-1, as described in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices as adopted by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. (4) Signs may be posted on any highway under the jurisdiction of this authority and any state trunk highway upon which the County performs maintenances under s.84.07, Wis. Stats. when such highway is being constructed, reconstructed, maintained or repaired, but only in the immediate area of such work and of those persons engaged in performing such work. (5) Any temporary speed limit imposed in an area where construction, reconstruction, maintenance, or repair is being performed on the shoulders or what is normally the traveled portion of the roadway, shall be determined by, and at the discretion of, the Wood County Highway Commissioner or his/her designee. (6) No temporary speed limit shall be imposed when construction, reconstruction, or maintenance repair work is being performed inside the highway right-of-way but not on the shoulders or the traveled portion of the highway. (7) Any speed limits imposed under the authority of this section are temporary, and the signs imposing such limits shall be removed, covered or otherwise obscured when the highway construction or maintenance workers performing construction, reconstruction, maintenance or repairs and their equipment are not present on the shoulder or traveled portion of the highway. (8) The area in which any temporary speed limit has been imposed shall be terminated by posting a regulatory speed limit sign informing the public of the specific speed limit outside of the area where construction, reconstruction, maintenance or repair work is being performed
8 (9) Nothing herein shall prohibit the Wood County Highway Department from posting advisory speed limit signs of the type W13-1 as described in the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, in areas of highway construction, reconstruction, maintenance, or repairs suggesting such speed as it deems appropriate to promote the safety of highway construction and maintenance workers, pedestrians, and highway users and that such advisory signs may also be posted in conjunction with the temporary mandatory speed limit signs, as described and authorized above. Chapter PENALTIES Any person violating any provision of this ordinance may be required to forfeit not less than $20.00 nor more than $
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