Wisconsin Dells Down Town Businesses Brace For 2019 Revenue Loss More Road Construction

Operators of store fronts in down town Wisconsin Dells have began strategizing for ways to compensate for revenue loss with the summer of 2019 scheduled road construction.  Nothing scares consumers from the door front like a torn up road with barricades.  This is tough knowing that the City of Wisconsin Dells down town experiences such a short season when visitors are actually here.

Initial plan for 2019 down town Wisconsin Dells road construction:

- approximate time period from about April 8, 2019 to about June 7, 2019 expect Superior Street which runs from Broadway through Washington Avenue to be inaccessible

-  approximate time period from about June 10, 2019 to about August 2, 2019 expect Washington Avenue running to Oak Street to be inaccessible

-  approximate time period from about August 5, 2019 to about September 27, 2019 expect Municipal Building and Fischer's Parking lots to be inaccessible

This will prove tricky for the entire population as we acknowledge limited access to the Visitor and Conventions Bureau, the Municipal Hall, and the Grocery Store.

Sauk Tourism Grant Kalahari Convention Center Down Town Baraboo

Could a submission for a tourism grant through the Sauk County Government offered as part of a placemaking plan be used to fund an App to connect Kalahari Convention Center attendees with down town Baraboo Wisconsin.

The App would provide a new and innovative approach to facilitate the ability of Kalahari Convention Center attendees to plan time for a visit to the historic down town Baraboo Wisconsin.  The number of App visitors could be calculated to deliver a measurable outcome.  The time frame would involve an exit strategy that plans for the developers of the App to hand the operation over to a local organization.

The Village of Lake Delton has provided a 10 million dollar grant to the Kalahari Resort to construct a convention center suitable for drawing large numbers of national visitors.  The convention center is expected to flood the area with new visitors.  This is leveraging technology to broaden the knowledge of the availability of area amenities and strengthen the satisfaction individual convention center attendees can experience with their visit.

An App designed to connect Kalahari Convention Center Visitors to historic down town Baraboo Wisconsin using Sauk County Tourism grant funding.  What a fun way to celebrate the approaching opening of the Kalahari Convention Center.

Village of Lake Delton Liaison Role For Franchise Hotels

The word is out - the Village of Lake Delton Finance Committee wants to increase the number of franchise hotels operating in the area.  The Village of Lake Delton provided the Kalahari Resort with a generous gift of 10 million dollars to construct a convention center.  The hope is this convention center can attract huge groups at a national level.

The Village of Lake Delton administration has researched franchise hotel modals that could locate in the small rural summer resort community.   As the Kalahari Resort comes closer to completing the convention center- Village of Lake Delton representatives will become more available to help with new hotel franchise modals locating locally.

This is Village of Lake Delton representatives functioning as franchise liaisons - representing themselves as free consultants to hotel properties the Village hopes to convert to hotel franchise modals.  Expect community franchise liaisons to collaborate with Village of Lake Delton business partners in an effort to present the area as a vibrant place making opportunity with a growth producing economy.

This can be described as a locally driven top down change - with an outcome that will inflate received tax revenue calculations for the Village of Lake Delton.  This effort runs parallel with supporting new construction of employee housing - in an attempt to capture more of the available J1 Visa placements.

Wisconsin House Checks Vacant Lot Not A Community Dump

Wisconsin House Checks staff report getting calls to look in on vacant pieces of property.  The primary concern of the property owner is watching for dumping.  Discarded objects can range from Christmas trees to old air conditioners and more.  Letting this dumping activity go can result in fines from patrolling wardens, regulatory enforcement staff, or police officers.

The property owners complain that despite not having set a foot on the land in 5 months the community is threatening to fine us for a dump site.  The property owner is asking House Checks staff to visit weekly for a 3 month period.  The property owner would like a record of any observed dumped objects - package the data for distribution.  The property owner plans to communicate any dumping offense in a timely manner to the law enforcement staff working in the area.

The property owner expects that in about 3 months the word will get around the community - and the illegal dumping will come to a stop. The property owner explained this is a seasonal area and there really are no neighbors for a large part of the winter months.  The property is even more secluded in the winter months.

The property owner explained they were just sick of the authorities blaming this on us.  The House Checks investigation enabling support should involve the authorities earlier with the dumping and reduce the opportunity for a mess.  The family has an RV and stays on the property for a few of the summer months.

House Checks is a service delivered through Home Care Path an integrated senior living solutions organization serving Wisconsin since 2010.  Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks visit and leave your call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call and offer to make a visit to set up service.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.

Village Lake Delton Police Calls Up and Conventions Center Bring More Visitors

The Village of Lake Delton has awarded the Kalahari Resort with a 10 million dollar grant to construct a convention center suitable for hosting national organizations.  With the convention center being constructed adjoining the Kalahari Resort the Village of Lake Delton Police Department is preparing for an additional influx of visitors.

With the Village of Lake Delton Board meeting conducted on January 14, 2019 the Police Department expressed calculations to communicate the growing need for their public funded service.  The Village of Lake Delton Police Department explained that in 2017 they received 7511 recorded calls for service.  In 2018 the Village of Lake Delton Police Department recorded 8109 calls for service.

The Village of Lake Delton Police Department explained records indicate 598 more calls for service from 2017 records to 2018 records.  This is occurring before the Kalahari Resort Convention Center is even up and operating.  The Village of Lake Delton Police Department explained records indicate an increased investment of the resources have been utilized with the drug trafficking.

Wisconsin House Checks is a service that sends an individual staff person to walk your property checking doors, windows and outbuildings in the occupants absence.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  Visits are conducted during the daytime hours.  Staff look inside from the exterior whenever reasonably possible.

With the identification of harm - damage to property the staff begin an investigation enabling support process.  This is recording and tracking - packaging the data for distribution to the organizations connected to the household that are expected to participate in the remedy.  Simply call 608-432-4286 and request the House Checks service and leave a call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call offering to make a visit to set up service.  House Checks is a service delivered through Home Care Path an integrated senior living solutions organization serving Wisconsin since 2010.

Wisconsin House Checks - Where Is The Boat

The family explained this is their second boat and trailer.  Their first boat and trailer was stored in a metal building near the rear of their Wisconsin property.   The family travels to a warmer State to stay in a second home from about January 5th  to about  April 15th  every year.

It was two years ago - upon returning to their Wisconsin home about April 15th - the family discovered their motor boat and trailer was missing from the metal building near the rear of the property.  The family said they were actually home for 2 days before anyone noticed the boat and trailer were missing.

Upon reporting the boat and trailer missing - the family guessed the theft occurred some time between January 5th and about April 15th.   The family reported that one thing the insurance agent, law enforcement, and creditor lender all agreed upon was the importance of notifying them as soon as a theft occurs.  The lengthy and uncertainty of the time of occurrence is not expected to produce a good outcome.

Law enforcement , insurance providers, and lending institutions all value a service that can create less time between the occurrence of a theft and the reporting of the theft.  For this reason the family was requesting a House Check once per week between January 5th and April 15th while they are away from their Wisconsin home.  The family wanted to be sure the House Checks staff walked back and checked on the presence of their 2nd motor boat and trailer.

House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk your property checking doors, windows, and out buildings in the occupants absence.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  Visits are conducted during day time hours.  Staff look inside from the exterior when ever reasonably possible.

With the discovery of harm or damage the House Checks staff begin an investigation enabling support process - this is recording and tracking to package the data for submission to the organizations connected to the household and expected to participate in the remedy.  Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks visit and leave your call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call and offer to make a visit and set up service.  House Checks is a service performed through Home Care Path an integrated senior living solutions organization serving Wisconsin since 2010.

Lake Delton Finance Committee Hopes Area Hotels Pay Royalties and Advertising Mandates

The Village of Lake Delton Finance Committee wants to increase the number of franchise hotels in the area. Franchise hotel systems require accepted locations to pay monthly royalties and mandates spending on  advertising.

Consider this simple example calculation:

- monthly royalty : 15 percent of monthly revenue

- advertising mandate : 7 percent of monthly revenue

In this example 22 percent of the hotels monthly revenue is required to be sent outside of the local area.  Royalties in this example means 15 percent of the monthly revenue must be sent to corporate headquarters.  Advertising mandate in this example means 7 percent of the monthly revenue must be sent for advertising the national hotel brand.  This removes money from a local economy.

As regulatory policy is being crafted through local political positions - it may seem reasonable to question the value of the hard push toward franchise hotels.

Village Lake Delton Supports Employee Housing Industry

The Village of Lake Delton distributes incentive funding to support a property owners efforts to build and operate employee housing.   The efforts to support the new construction involves local regulations that eliminate existing housing options for employees.

This is the Village of Lake Delton taking an active role in tasks of renewal. The Village of Lake Delton has awarded the Kalahari Resort with a 10 million dollar grant to build a large convention center.  The hope is to raise local calculations that improve a corporate franchise systems ability to approve Village of Lake Delton properties for a franchise location.

The economic clustering near the interstate has demonstrated how these islands of commerce benefit the entire community.  The Village of Lake Delton and the City of Wisconsin Dells lack the population to meet the increased need for employees this renewal effort could deliver.

This lends evidence to the strength and potential for longevity of the employee housing industry in the Village of Lake Delton.

Village of Lake Delton Finance Committee Wants More Franchise Hotels

The Village of Lake Delton Finance Committee is acting to increase franchise hotel business modals operating in the area.  This assures franchise software data captures accurate room rental transactions and avoids the amusement water park room tax shift.

The amusement water park room tax shift is a business strategy employed by hotel operators with amusement water parks working to compete in a short season where the density of available rooms is high.  The hotel operator with an amusement water park reduces their room rate which consumers find attractive.  The hotel operator then charges the client to park their car at the amusement water park - capturing the additional revenue while avoiding the room tax.

The hope is that the franchise hotels with Village of Lake Delton support will reduce the number of independent hotel operators - and the calculations of room night stay transactions will be higher.  This would then deliver a higher amount of room tax revenue for the Village of Lake Delton.

House Checks Reminds Community Lake Delton Fire Dept Awarded 75K Grant

The Lake Delton Fire Department has been awarded a 75 thousand dollar grant through the United States Department of Homeland Security.  A requirement of the grant involves the hiring of a program coordinator ( Jed Seidl ) to link local community partners with State and Federal safety organizations.

This establishes in roads for large public services like the (FBI) Federal Bureau of Investigation, (FEMA) Federal Emergency Management Agency, and (WSIC) Wisconsin Statewide Information Center to name a few - when an emergency that rises to the Federal and State level has been identified.

The Village of Lake Delton and the City of Wisconsin Dells make up a small State of Wisconsin summer resort community that is dependent upon the safety and welfare of an ever growing population of J1Visa holders.   These are often younger international students participating in a limited time job experience.  The housing and care of J1Visa visitors is a large industry operating in the Lake Delton - Wisconsin Dells area and needed to keep the local economy intact.

This is coupled with the Kalahari Resort which was just awarded a 10 million dollar grant through the Village of Lake Delton to construct a convention center capable of serving the needs of ever larger State and National groups of visitors.

The health and safety of the over all community is dependent upon an organized approach to assure collaboration, cooperation, and communication when disaster strikes.  Implementation of the grant of 75 thousand dollars through the Lake Delton Fire Department begins with a training scheduled for January 29-30 from 8am to 3:30pm at the Wilderness Resort Glacier Convention Center.

Wisconsin House Checks is a service performed though Home Care Path an integrated senior living solutions organization established in 2010.  House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk your property checking doors, windows, and out buildings in the occupants absence.  Staff are looking for things out of place.  The visits are conducted during daytime hours.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.

With the identification of harm - damage to the property the House Checks staff begin an investigation enabling support process.  This is recording and tracking the incident - packaging the data for distribution to the organizations connected to the house hold that are expected to participate in the remedy.  Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks visit and leave your call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call and offer to make a visit to set up service.

House Checks Managing Property Damage When Away Does Not Mean Eliminating All Risk

When asked about a current trend in supporting a families efforts to keep their house hold running smooth when they are away  - House Checks staff report recognizing that supporting efforts does not mean eliminating all the risk of damage and harm to property and belongings.  House Checks staff want the family to have access to multiple options when acting to keep an eye on a persons property and belongings when they must be away.

Employing multiple options helps lessen the risk of damage - harm to a persons property and belongings when they are away.   When you have implemented your plan to keep your property and belongings looked in on in your absence - an important piece will be the action needed with the identification of an incident of harm- damage.

With the discovery of damage - harm to a persons property and belongings the House Checks staff begin an investigation enabling support service.  This is recording and tracking the incident - packaging the data for submission to the services connected to the household who are expected to participate in the remedy.

This is an essential supportive service that helps the house hold link an incident of damage - harm to property and belongings to services that can intervene to remedy when the occupants are away.   House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk your property checking doors, windows and outbuildings in the occupants absence.  The family is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  Visits are conducted during daytime hours.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.  Staff look inside from the exterior when ever reasonably possible.  Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks Service and leave your call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call - offering to make a visit and set up service.

House Checks Surrounded By Income Property For Sale Signs

The family explained that being near a lake many vacant properties around their dwelling are being offered for sale as income producing property.  Winter is the off season and most everybody that has property near by is traveling in a warmer State.   The family thought if all the properties were being occupied by vacation rental by owner visitors the area would be much safer.

The road near the home was still froze over - just not any vehicle traffic out here.  The family planned to travel to Georgia for 9 days to attend a wedding.  The family stopped their mail and newspapers for the period - but did not want to leave the house alone that long.

House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk your property checking doors, windows, and outbuildings, in the occupants absence.  The staff are looking for things out of place.  The family is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  Staff look inside from the exterior whenever reasonably possible.  Visits are conducted during daytime hours.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological  security.

The family chose House Checks because if harm or damage to the property is identified the staff immediately begin an investigation enabling support process.  The information is recorded and tracked - this is packaging the incident for distribution to the organizations connected to the house hold who can help remedy the situation.

The family requested daily visits at varied times which the House Checks staff scheduled.  To get started simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks service and leave your call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call and offer to make a visit to set up service.  The family explained feeling better knowing House Checks staff would be looking in on their treasured home and belongings in their absence.

House Checks Musical Performer Expressed Concern Work Travel

Wisconsin House Checks staff understand the home and contents contain meaning and value.  A home with a sound proof recording studio is a place treasured by a musician.  The proper set up of the equipment and the storage of the many musical instruments is important to the musician.

House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk the property checking doors, windows, and outbuildings in the occupants absence.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  Visits are conducted during the day time.  Staff look inside from the exterior when ever reasonably possible.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.

House Checks understands a musicians work can take them far away from their home for extended periods of time.  This is where the investigation enabling support service can be of great value.  With the identification of harm - damage to property and belongings the House Checks staff record and track the incident.  This is packaging the incident for distribution to the providers connected with the household who are expected to participate in the remedy.

This expands the definition of care to include property and belongings.  Helping property owners with tasks when they cannot be home.   Wisconsin House Checks is a service performed through Home Care Path an integrated senior living solutions organization serving families since 2010.  Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks Visit and leave a call back number.  A senior Resource Manager will return your call and offer to make a visit to set up service.

House Checks Packaging Incident Data For Varied Consumption

Wisconsin House Checks has developed a process designed to strengthen a land owners efforts to remedy the discovery of harm and damage to property and belongings.  The post incident discovery process is called investigation enabling support.

This means the House Checks staff provide a service that involves recording and tracking the damage to help improve the property owners outcome when seeking a remedy.  House Checks staff package the incident for distribution to the organizations who are expected to intervene in the property owners behalf.

This involves listing categories of submission - such as varied levels of insurance provision

 - Local Insurance Representative

 - National Headquarters Insurance Plan

 - State Office Commissioner of Insurance

In the tasks of recording the incident the House Checks staff remain mindful that the data will be reviewed by various organizations at various levels - all who carry a direct connection to the household being served.  This adds value to the delivery of a service that supports the ability of the property owner to effectively participate in the aspects at each level of the individual providers investigation process.

House Checks Snow Birds Rural Wisconsin Home Visit Frequency

The family described themselves as snow birds.  They exit their permanent Wisconsin residence pulling an RV with their 5th wheel into Texas where they stay from January thru March every year.  The Wisconsin home includes a large out building where treasured lawn and garden equipment is stored.

The family has adult children who live about 1 hour away but are really unable to come and check on the home as often as the family would like.  The family explained we do not even want anybody in our home and are most concerned about the equipment in our out building.  The Wisconsin home is in a rural setting where many off road motorized vehicles have trails close by.  House Checks staff work to meet the consumers desired visit frequency.

House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk your property - checking doors, windows, and outbuildings in the occupants absence.  Visits are conducted during the day and staff look inside from the exterior when ever reasonably possible.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit and the family can decide on their desired frequency.  The House Checks staff watch for things out of place. This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.

With the identification of harm or damage to property and belongings the House Checks staff can provide investigation enabling support.  This involves recording and tracking the identified property damage - packaging the incident for distribution to the required organizations expected to intervene on the property owners behalf.

Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks visit and leave a call back number.  A Senior Resource Manager will return your call and offer to make a visit to set up service.  Valuing Human Life, Animal Life, and Home.

House Checks Less Invasive Than Hiring Home Sitters

Wisconsin House Checks is a less invasive choice for a land owner looking to have someone look in on their property and belongings while they are away.  This can include the delivery of a service where the person does not even enter the home or out buildings.

At the initial level House Checks sends an individual staff person to walk your property checking doors, windows and outbuildings, in the occupants absence.  This is performed during the day.  The property owner is charged 22.00 dollars per visit.  Staff are looking for things out of place.  Staff look inside from the exterior of the buildings when ever reasonably possible.  This is a human intervention to compliment your technological security.

Sources of harm and damage to property and belongings can include flooding, fire, loss of electricity, break ins- just to name a few.  With the identification of harm and damage to the property and belongings - House Checks staff will offer to perform tasks of investigation enabling support.  This is recording and tracking the undesired situation to assist the land owner in securing a beneficial solution.

Simply call 608-432-4286 and request a House Checks service - leaving your call back number.  A senior resource manager will return your call and offer to make a visit to set up service.  House Checks is a service performed through Home Care Path an integrated senior living solutions organization helping families since 2010.

House Checks Fragmentation Of Harm To Property Process

Wisconsin House Checks staff now offer Investigation Enabling Support following an adverse event that has harmed ones property and belongings.  This is assistance with the tasks related to the discovery of harm to one's property and belongings.

Consider the following record of a families experience post property harm:

A land owner discovered spray painted graffiti across two sides of their out building.  In talking with the neighbors - over 27 individual properties were spray painted during the night in this geographical location.

Approximately 10 days later a code enforcement officer comes to the land owners home giving them a paper ticket that demands the graffiti be cleaned in a tight time frame to avoid a hefty fine.  The land lord is shocked as no police officer has even come to ask them if they saw anything on that evening?

The land owner takes the ticket from the code enforcement officer up to the insurance agency that carries their home owners policy.  The insurance agent requires a copy of the police report to proceed.  The land owner departs to the police station.

The dispatcher at the police department explains the police report on the acts of graffiti has not been completed by the attending officer.  The land owner returns to the insurance agency where the agent appears completely shocked by news that the police report is not completed.

The insurance agent explains that in their 40 years of business - the idea of a code enforcement officer demanding action on a pending investigation is unheard of.   The insurance agent requires the completed police report to proceed with the land owners claim.

This true experience clearly communicates the fragmentation that can disrupt a property owners tasks of following up when confronted with harm to property and belongings.  Wisconsin House Checks staff can assist with the tasks of follow up when harm to property and belongings has been identified.

House Checks Prepares 4 Wisconsin Dells Transition 2 Hosting National Conventions

Wisconsin House Checks staff are aligning their service modal to accommodate the greater Wisconsin Dells area's efforts to transition to hosting national conventions.  On November 12, 2018 the Village of Lake Delton approved a 10 million dollar grant for the Kalahari Resort ( 1305 Kalahari Drive, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965) to implement a 200 thousand square foot convention facility.  The purpose is to bring larger numbers of national visitors for over night stays in the Wisconsin Dells area.

Local public services will not be prepared for the time and labor required to meet the increased need created with the larger populations of visitors to the greater Wisconsin Dells area.  On September 18, 2018 the City of Wisconsin Dells Police Department presented documentation with calculations indicating the need for an additional 3 more police officers to the Counsel.  The Counsel only approved funding for one additional police officer.

This means harm to property and belongings may not be satisfactorily addressed without help.  For example on January 25, 2018 the Wilderness Resort ( 511 E. Adams Street, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965) partially constructed employee dormitory was burned to the ground by an unknown arson.   As of today the reward is 20 thousand dollars for information that can help the participating organizations solve this harmful act to the property and belongings of others in the greater Wisconsin Dells area.

House Checks staff bolster a senior's efforts to keep their property and belongings safe.  This includes investigation enabling support which is so important when local public service staff are stretched to the limits.  House Checks expands the definition of elder care to include supportive tasks aimed at keeping property and belongings safe.  House Checks is a service delivered through Home Care Path - an integrated senior living solutions provider with a history of successfully serving Wisconsin Families since 2010.  Valuing human life, animal life, and home.