Winnebago County Land Conservation Committee

Committee Members

Chair

Chuck Farrey

Vice Chair

Doug Nelson

Secretary

Kristl Laux

Members

Bruce Bohn (Citizen Member)

Timothy Macho (County Board Member)

Doug Zellmer (County Board Member)

Dan Stokes (Citizen Member)

Meeting Time

9:00 a.m. on the first Monday of each month at the James P Coughlin Building (JPCC), unless otherwise noted.

• View current Agendas, Meeting Packets, Meeting Minutes & Recordings (May 2024-current) from the Winnebago County "Meetings & Agendas" Calendar.
  • MEETING FILES & MEETING MEDIA can be found by 1. Locating the meeting on the calendar/list and 2. Clicking on the meeting listing. This will automatically bring up the agenda, then you can use the menus on the left hand side to locate meeting packet files, live-stream and recordings.
  • JOIN US! People wishing to participate in meetings can join us in person at the JPCC or remotely using the Microsoft Teams link located at the top of the meeting agenda.
  • WATCH VIDEO. A live-stream (and recording following the meeting) is available under "Meeting Media" on the meeting calendar link. This is not an interactive way to join the join the meeting - to participate, use the Microsoft Teams link on the agenda.
• Land Conservation Committee Meeting Minutes 2009-April of 2024

Duties and Responsibilities

The County Land Conservation Committee (LCC) is a standing committee of the Winnebago County Board.  It provides local leadership in carrying out programs that conserve land and water resources.  Working closely with the County Land and Water Conservation Department, the LCC establishes policies for the delivery of land and water resource management programs and services in Winnebago County. 

Their connection to state and federal government gives the LCC members an understanding of local land and water resource problems and solutions. 

Comprised of elected County Board members, the LCC takes a leading role in local land and water resource protection by:  

• Providing local conservation leadership and coordination.
• Establishing conservation policy based on local input and resource assessment needs.
• Developing resource-driven county land and water resource management plans.
• Possessing legislative and taxing authority.
• Developing and adopting local, state and federal cost-sharing programs.
• Promoting conservation awareness and stewardship at the local level.