Planning, Zoning & Land Records Committee

DATE: Monday, February 24, 2003 

TIME: 9:00 A.M.

PLACE:
3rd Floor - County Board Room
West Square Building,
505 Broadway, Baraboo, WI

REASON FOR MEETING: REGULAR

SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION:
  1. Call to order and certify compliance with open meetings law.
  2. Adopt agenda.
  3. Adopt minutes of previous meeting(s).
  4. Communications.
  5. Business items.
  6. Approval of Vouchers
  7. Departmental updates: Planning & Zoning
  8. Monthly report.
  9. Discussion and action regarding Invoice Number 200301069 from Vandewalle and Associates for work completed to date on the USH 12 Local Planning Assistance Project.
  10. Update to Committee on Ordinance Amendment efforts for clustering, conservation subdivisions, and other innovative land use and development tools for Sauk County.
  11. Review and approval of vouchers.
  12. Public Hearing: To begin at approximately 9:30 A.M. (Committee to consider and take possible action at the conclusion of each respective hearing).
    1. Petition # 3-2003 - A petition to rezone certain lands in the Town of Baraboo, Sauk County, Wisconsin, from a Agriculture zoning district to a Single Family Residential zoning district by Dennis and Patricia Jameson, S1793A County Road A, Baraboo, Wi 53913. The purpose of the request is to establish a residential subdivision between Gall Road and State Highway 123 within the Town of Baraboo Sanitary Dsitrict. The land affected by the proposed rezone is located in Section 11, T11N, R6E in the Town of Baraboo.
    2. Petition # 4-2003 - The primary intent of this petition is to repeal and recreate Sauk County Code of Ordinances Chapter 25, Private Sewage System Ordinance as related to the recognition of new septic system technologies implemented by Comm 83 and as required by the State of Wisconsin prior to January 1, 2003. This amendment also includes additional provisions designed to enhance water quality protection for Sauk County. This Ordinance affects all residences served by a private on-site septic system in Sauk County.
    3. Petition # 5-2003 and # 6-2003 - Petitions to rezone certain lands in the Town of Spring Green, Sauk County, Wisconsin, from an Agriculture zoning district to a Resource Conservancy 35 zoning district (Petition 5-2003) and lands from a Resource Conservancy 35 to an Agriculture zoning district (Petition 6-2003) by James A. Sprecher, E3947 Hwy 14, Spring Green, WI 53588. The purpose of the request is to close an existing mineral extraction site on a farm and establish a new mineral extraction site in a different location on the same farm. Said rezones are located in Section 2, T8N, R3E in the Town of Spring Green, Wisconsin.
    4. Petition # 7-2003 - A petition to rezone certain lands in the Town of Troy, Sauk County, Wisconsin, from an Exclusive Agricultural zoning district to a Agriculture zoning district by Ervin and Lorene Sprecher, E7695A County Road B, Spring Green, WI 53588. The purpose of the request is to transfer ownership of a historic school building to the Sauk County Historical Society which will be utilized for a historical museum. The land affected by the proposed rezone is located in Section 18, T9N, R5E in the Town of Troy.
  13. Next meeting (March 10, 2002)
  14. Adjournment

COPIES TO: County Clerk,  Wiegand,  Brenson,  Bailey,  Cassity, Wiese,  Lehman,  Ashford,  Halsey,  Sprecher,  Filus, Town Clerks, Town Chairpersons, Dennis and Patricia Jameson, Pamela Karg, James Sprecher, Ervin and Lorene Sprecher, Sauk County Historical Society, Forrest Hartmann, Attorney for Sauk County Historical Society

DATE NOTICE MAILED: February 19, 2003

PREPARED BY: Lance J. Gurney, Planning & Zoning Department

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