Should municipal officials be mandated to provide certain information over the Internet?

	Ordinances affect the community, are produced with taxpayer money therefore they should be in the public domain - Henry K. Juelch
	Why would anyone think otherwise? - Name not given
	It's their responsibility - Sydney G. Mills
	Voting records, ordinances and in the case of my municipality, just a website with contact info for the town would be great! - Janet Goehner - Jacobs
	I would like to see development codes and applications (i.e. planning, zoning, engineering), also public meeting schedules agendas and past-meeting minutes - Gary Jensen
	Codes and zoning regulations - Allan M. Chambliss, Jr.
	All government offices and /or policies and procedures need to be available to those of us in the business community; so as we can review information without having to give up time and energy used better for making money used for tax reasons. I would rather be able to focus on our business and the opportunity to better the community than go to offices to research during business hours - Steve Kronstein

	The question is too broad. There are MANY small communities in Wisconsin who do not have a computer even at their Clerk's office. We are fortunate not only to have computers, but internet and our own web site. Mandating this kind of expense on an 'across the board' approach would impose a financial as well as time consuming burden on these smaller communities. Clerks are able to provide the reports people need without everything being 'instantaneous' - Pat Dotseth
	Who will pay for it? - Ginger
	Not unless the state funds 100% of the cost. We don't need anymore unfunded mandates! - Robert G. Logan, Waltham City Council, MMA Board of Directors

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