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soils would be suitable for the proposed use. See also the discussion above concerning site- specific soil data. C. Public, Local Government, And Agency Input Town Board Action The Town of Cottage Grove has clarified its recommendation on the zoning for the proposed club house area. Minutes from the July 6, 1998 Town Board meeting (attached) show the town wishes to rezone the clubhouse to C-1, with deed restrictions limiting the site to the following uses: • retail sales • clubhouse • private clubs and organizations • apartment for residential manager or residential caretaker. Note that these uses do not exactly correspond to the permitted uses listed in the ordinance for the C-1 district. Also, the allowance for the single family residence currently on the property would require a Conditional Use Permit. Other County Agencies The County Land Conservation Department has approved an erosion control plan for the property that addresses erosion and sediment control during the construction phase of the operation. State Agencies The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has issued a discharge permit(attached)under Chapter 30 of the Wisconsin statutes for the site. That permit requires a number of measures, such as buffer strips along the streams, to control erosion and sedimentation on an ongoing basis. Impact on Drainage District At the last work meeting, committee members raised concerns about the impacts this development might have on agricultural drainages. The applicant has provided an opinion from Eugene Skaar, Town of Cottage Grove Chair and Drainage Board member, that the golf course will not significantly impact the adjacent inactive drainage district. II. FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS A. Summary Of Main Issues/Findings The applicant has adequately addressed most of the environmental and zoning concerns raised in the previous staff report. 2