Contact Jim Erdman at 920-233-3618. Erdman issues the culvert permits. Culvert permits are $300. The proper type and size of culvert to installed will be determined.

Winnebago County Highway Department sets all culverts for proper drainage.

The property owner is responsible for the cost of the culvert and install labor. The initial permit fee amount will be deducted against the total cost of the project.

Carol Kaufmann is the Zoning Administrator. Call 920-216-4668 for information or schedule an appointment.

Visit the Zoning page for further information.

Marty Johnson is the building inspector and issues the permits. Call 920-410-6756 for information or to schedule an appointment.

Visit the Building Inspection page to view all building inspection information.

Yes. The town road right-of-way cannot be covered with concrete. The driveway apron in road right-of-way must be either asphalt or gravel.

If you have questions about this process please call the Town Chairperson Jim Erdman at 920-233-3618.

The property owner will be responsible for the cost of concrete removal.

Contact the personnel directly in the Sanitary District for your area.

The answer is no.

• Do not fill with dirt, grass or yard waste.
• Not not dig a ditch deeper.
• No landscaping, plants, stones, concrete, or structures are allowed.

The Town road right-of-way includes the road pavement, shoulder, ditch and land to your lot stake, survey monuments.

Know your own lot lines.

If you think the ditching should be changed or modified, please call the chairperson or supervisor.

It is required for property owner or company doing the filling to obtain a fill permit before any filling can begin. The fill permit requires town board approval.

Questions about filling should be directed to the town chairperson or supervisors.

This is to avoid water drainage problems with neighboring properties and to keep the grade consistent in the area.

The town contracts with Action Appraisers & Consultants to retain, update and maintain all property assessment records.

Refer to the Property Assessment page for more information.

Unfortunately, the Town of Oshkosh cannot legally survey or otherwise establish the location of property markers for property owners. The property owner is responsible for preserving and/or documenting the location of their property stakes. Maps and aerial photos are available at Winnebago County GIS or contact the Winnebago County Property Lister which may be useful tools to get an idea of where lot lines are.

Because lot lines are a legal matter, it may be necessary to hire a licensed Surveyor to legally establish or re-establish the exact location of property lines.