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i 111 <br /> I � Dane County Planning & Development <br /> ti. Room 116, City-County Building, Madison, Wisconsin 53709 Land Division Review <br /> gum,5�#_s <br /> 608/266-9086 <br /> Property Listing <br /> June 24, 1998 608/266-4120 <br /> Surveyor <br /> 608/266-4252 <br /> Ingrid Krause <br /> 7750 Schneider Road Zoning <br /> 608/266-4266 <br /> Middleton, WI 53562 <br /> SENT BY FAX <br /> Dear Ms. Krause: <br /> You recently asked for a written statement about the need for you to attend the Dane County <br /> Board Meeting on July 14, 1998. As you know, the Dane County Zoning and Natural Resources <br /> Committee (ZNR)voted to recommend approval of your petition(Petition#7269)to rezone <br /> 11.3 acres of land from the A-1(ex)to the R-1 Residential and RH-3 Rural Homes districts. <br /> Before the rezone becomes effective,three things must happen: <br /> 1. the petition must be approved by the full County Board (scheduled for July 14, 1998); <br /> 2. the petition must be signed by the County Executive within 10 days of County Board <br /> approval, and; <br /> 3. a Certified Survey Map must be recorded in the County Register of Deeds' Office within 90 <br /> days of the date the petition was signed by the County Executive. <br /> While I cannot guarantee with 100%certainty how your petition will be handled, I can tell you <br /> that in the vast majority of cases, the County Board and the County Executive accept the ZNR's <br /> recommendation without change. There was no testimony in opposition to your petition, and no <br /> staff comments that would suggest any potential controversy. At the public hearing, the ZNR <br /> committee members expressed the opinion that your attendance at the County Board would <br /> probably not be necessary. As you know,the County Board and the County Executive approved <br /> an identical petition(Petition#7094) last December. Finally, you should know that the County <br /> Board Meeting on July 14 is not a public hearing, and no additional testimony will be taken. <br /> If you are still concerned about not being present for the County Board meeting,you could have <br /> someone,perhaps a lawyer, represent you. Another possibility might be to contact the County <br /> Supervisor from your district and ask him or her to speak on your behalf. <br /> I hope this information is helpful to you. Please feel free to call me at 267-4115 if you have any <br /> questions. <br /> Seely, <br /> �� _ <br /> / Brian St ding <br /> Senior Planner <br /> • <br />