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Public Hearing: September 29, 2015 Petition: CUP 2326 �� ,, Town/sect a` .,, Zoning Amendment: '° 14 l Staff Report None Dunn `' 9c Section 36 Acres:48.82 Applicant Survey Req. No Lynn M Hull Zoning and Land Regulation Committee Reason: Horse boarding and riding stable Location: 1775 US Highway 51 R : DR \� A d 0 --4 a �■R-3 xx_1 Giehl�er Dr i R3 2 2042�� 0 C3 CR13 p 11 m Daycaies DR C/)' i ,A-1TE:X-) Lj � A-1(E 'r4X) To: CUP A-11E .... I E3 51 \ R-1N S:BraoktiY.n:Dr C-1 d RH-1 f DESCRIPTION: Applicant proposes to establish a horse boarding / training / riding operation on the 49-acre property. The operation would feature the installation of a new 30-stall horse barn, and a 14,000 square-foot indoor riding arena. The facility would house the owner's horses, as well as horses for up to 25 boarders. Hours of operation would be 7am-7pm daily. The head trainer would reside in the existing home on the premises, and 2-3 full time employees would work on site. The barn, riding arena, outdoor paddocks and outdoor riding area would be located within a 5.7 acre fenced area. OBSERVATIONS: Areas of hydric soils extend into the west-central portion of the property. The proposed 5.7 acre fenced area for the operation is located adjacent to the existing residence and the outbuildings. The proposed buildings will not encroach onto the area of wet soils. VILLAGE/TOWN PLAN: The property is located in the town's agricultural preservation area. RESOURCE PROTECTION: A small area of resource protection corridor associated with mapped wetlands is located at the west-central edge of the property. STAFF: The proposal appears reasonably consistent with town plan policies. Installation of the barn and arena will require erosion control and storm water management permits. Consideration should be given to manure management planning unless manure will be spread on the cropped area of the property. TOWN: Approved with conditions. i