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undeveloped wooded uplands, pasture, and farmlands. There is one four-acre rural residential parcel owned by the Strangs adjacent to and immediately west of Parcel B. All of the adjacent parcels are zoned A-1 Agriculture(Exclusive). D. Other federal,State or County Approvals Required Per Chapter 75 of the Dane County Code of Ordinances, Land Division and Subdivision Regulations, a certified survey map is required because one of the parcels to be created(Parcel B)as a result of this land division is less than 35 acres. As noted earlier in regard to Petition 7069, approval was contingent upon a deed restriction that prohibited further development on the balance of the applicant's land. The same arrangement has been proposed by the applicant in the current petition. Due to the slopes on the subject property,particularly the slopes on Parcel B,the applicant should consult with the Dane County Land Conservation Department to determine if an erosion control plan is required. As part of the previous petition process, the applicant met with the Land Conservation Department, and an erosion control plan was submitted to the County. Depending on where the applicant chooses to pursue access, they may or may not need to get a highway access permit from WisDOT. In Petition.7069, an access agreement was reached with the Strangs, who own the property west of and adjacent to Parcel B. Attachment A indicates the approximate alignment of the previous access agreement. Under this arrangement, WisDOT indicated that a highway access permit was not required. It is not clear if the same access arrangement will be pursued in the present petition. Slope will be a significant issue if the previous arrangement is not pursued. The Town of Black Earth Land Use Plan indicates that". . .development shall not require a driveway of more than 10 percent slope in order to assure access by fire and emergency vehicles. Driveways must meet the requirements of the Town's Driveway Ordinance." Since Parcel B is presently smaller than 35 acres, Chapter 75 of the Dane County Code of Ordinances requires that this parcel have 66' of public road frontage,which it does,not have. However, it seems to be the intent of the applicant to join Parcel B to the Turk parcel to the south. Following this consolidation, the resulting parcel would be greater than 35 acres and would not need public road access; the above- noted access arrangement could then be.allowed. The larger parcel resulting from the consolidation would have frontage along Kahl Road, but the topography along this right-of-way is sufficiently steep so as to prohibit driveway access. Both sanitary permits and zoning permits will be required for the two new residences. In Petition 7069, a preliminary opinion of site suitability for a private sewage disposal system was issued by the Dane County Division of Public Health stating that the areas inspected met the minimum requirements of the Wisconsin Administrative Code for the installation of either a mound system or an at-grade mound system. II. ANALYSIS A. Compliance with County Ordinances The County Zoning, Subdivision,and possibly Erosion Control ordinances apply. Any buildings used for human occupation must be appropriately permitted and have an installed septic system. Page2of4