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Cr , Dane County Planning p& Development a "s`Q j��, Room 116, City-County Building, Madison, Wisconsin 53709 Land Division Review '‘, ii oN9�_" 608/266-9086 Property Listing DATE: May 8, 2003 608/266-4120 Surveyor TO: ZNR Committee 608/266-4252 Zoning 608/266-4266 FROM: Majid Allan, Senior Planner RE: Petition 7388—Bob Burull, Town of Christiana CC: Nancy Brattlie, Town of Christiana Clerk Bob Burull, Applicant/Landowner Petition 7388 (11/24/98 public hearing) was tabled by the ZNR Committee in early 1999. The Town of Christiana recently rescinded its initial action to deny petition 7388, and subsequently recommended approval subject to conditions. Please note that the conditions are based in part on policies included in the Town's recently amended plan, which comes before the ZNR at the May 27 public hearing. The Town submitted the following conditions of approval in its action report: "Deed restrict no more development on land/parcels owned in town of Christiana (parcels [0612]-073-8071, [0612]-073-8500, [0612]-073-8690, [0612]-073-9571, [0612]-073-9011,for 5 years and limited to only one (1) more development right on land/parcels owned in township as per amended January 2003 land use plan for Town of Christiana. " The relevant Town plan policy from the amended plan requires the timed phasing of permitted splits over consecutive 5 year periods. Please refer to the policy, below. From Density Policy 1D): PHASING OF SPLITS REQUIRED As of January 14, 2003, original May 3, 1979 farm parcels that are eligible for more than one lot will be restricted to one lot every five years, as long as all other criteria are met... From Administration and Tracking of Phasing Policy: The Town will administer the phasing policy through the use of deed restrictions and/or notice documents. Approval of the first one-lot rezone permitted under this policy shall be conditioned upon the filing of a deed restriction preventing additional development for 5 years on that portion of the May 3, 1979 farm unit owned by a petitioner. The applicant is agreeable to the Town's conditions and is also aware of the fact that the amendments have not yet been adopted by Dane County under the Dane County Farmland Preservation Plan.