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OXLEY BRYNELSON,LLP <br /> Attomeys Since 1885 <br /> • Walsh property has steepest slopes of all surrounding parcels without the <br /> neighborhood parcels' features of flat, open or usable spaces <br /> • Walsh's property is, unlike any other owners' parcel in the township, <br /> configured of 90% inaccessible slopes, poor soil, or wetlands —no other <br /> owner in the Town of Cross Plains has 90% of his/her property adversely <br /> impacted by such steep slopes, poor soil or wetlands <br /> • There is no reasonable agricultural use for this property given its soil and <br /> topography <br /> • The only reasonable, practical use is residential <br /> Attached as Exhibit B is the Dale Clark Statement. Mr. Clark is a former voc-ag teacher, <br /> farmer, town assessor and presently a log home builder. <br /> • Mr. Clark spent 14 months working with the terrain and soils of the Walsh <br /> property as he built his cabin <br /> • Zoning this 10 acres Agricultural creates a hardship in that there is no <br /> reasonable agricultural use for the property <br /> • It is a hardship to zone this Agricultural when this is not—nor ever has been <br /> —farmland. <br /> • The soils are too poor for farming <br /> • The slopes are too steep for farming <br /> • The soils are so poor, and the slopes so steep, even minimal forestry efforts <br /> -3- <br />