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Page 1 of 4 <br /> Klinkner, Patrick <br /> From: Lisa Zenz [Izenz @gcionline.com] <br /> Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 7:51 PM <br /> To: Schutte, Kristine <br /> Cc: Lane, Roger; Klinkner, Patrick; Shore, Ryan; Everson, Daniel <br /> Subject: RE: Kerry Zenz shed documents/photos <br /> Hello Kristine, <br /> We chose to relocate the proposed building site so that it would be more than 85 feet from the <br /> top of the stream bank. Before we could submit the new proposed site, Ryan Shore sent us an <br /> email informing us that any land disturbing the shoreland zone (within 300 feet of a mapped <br /> navigable waterway) requires an erosion permit. We contacted the DNR office of Dane County <br /> and spoke to Cami Peterson. She informed us they do not charge for making the <br /> determination regarding a navigable waterway. Upon her request, we sent photos of the <br /> navigable waterway in question, the 1998 Navigability Determination and your photo of the <br /> stream showing it as navigable. Please see her response below: <br /> Lisa and Kerry, <br /> The definition of navigable for DNR regulations is defined bed and bank and capable of floating a small <br /> watercraft on a re-occurring basis at least once a year. The photos you provided do not show any <br /> evidence of a defined bed and bank, so based on my desk top review I would say the waterway is not <br /> navigable. <br /> Cami Peterson <br /> Water Management Specialist <br /> South Central Region <br /> Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources <br /> (sr)phone: (608) 275-3208 <br /> (It)fax: (608) 275-3338 <br /> (C7)e-mail: cami.peterson@wisconsin.gov <br /> Upon changing the location of the proposed shed, we also changed the floor plan so the <br /> building will be higher. With the new location, the driveway will now be much shorter. Before <br /> finalizing and contacting the builder again, we would like to get the current above issues <br /> resolved so we can proceed with our building project. <br /> Mr. Shore also indicated in an email that our proposed shed does not meet the definition of <br /> agriculture. The proposed shed will be used for storing farm equipment for harvesting hay. <br /> Thank you for being so patient with this project. <br /> Kerry and Lisa Zenz <br /> From: Schutte, Kristine [mailto:Schutte @co.dane.wi.us] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 1:30 PM <br /> To: Lisa Zenz <br /> 9/24/2009 <br />