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OXLEY BRYNELSON,LLP <br /> Attorneys Since 1885 <br /> Further evidence is found in the Town's Tax Rolls. It shows—despite Agricultural zoning <br /> — the surrounding properties are all residential in use and assessed as residential as well. See, <br /> Town of Cross Plains Assessor's Book. <br /> Second, I have spoken with every single neighbor whose property is adjacent to mine. Not <br /> one owner opposes this 10-acre rezone to RH-3. Almost to a person, each indicated it was generally <br /> because they know that the only reasonably buildable site would be near the Hidden Valley Road <br /> cul-de-sac — and not one of those owners would even be able to see the home. See Exhibit G, <br /> Relief Map of Composite Report, showing only feasible home site to be in the northeast corner of <br /> the 10-acre parcel. <br /> thie Third, attached as Exhibit H is a plat map with colored parcels. The owners of each <br /> colored parcel have been contacted by me and do not oppose the rezone to RH-3. Exhibit H. (Or, <br /> as a few put it, "I don't care.") <br /> Fourth,the Hidden Valley Road owners shown on Exhibit C specifically do not oppose the <br /> rezone with the precise understanding that: <br /> • The Walsh parcel is unique to Hidden Valley Road (for reasons set out <br /> above) <br /> • The Hidden Valley Road ask the ZNR to Jnake a finding that because the <br /> Walsh parcel is unique,approval by the"ZNR should specify this decision <br /> would not be a precedent for other parcels on Hidden Valley Road or <br /> adjacent lands. <br /> -10- <br />