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CUP
Petition Number
01484
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Verona Township
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28
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Payne & Dolan, Inc. E-13 <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> Date: June 20. 1997 <br /> • <br /> To: Bill Buglass <br /> Regional `tanager <br /> From: Clint Weninger C��t <br /> Geologist <br /> Subject: Herfel Site - Dane County <br /> Attached are the test results for the Herfel Property that was tested during April and June 1997. <br /> The property is located in the Southeast Quarter of Section 28 of the Town of Verona. Dane <br /> County. <br /> Testing utilized three methods: 9" percussion hammer drilling. 3.5" continuous split spoon <br /> sampling, and backhoe digging. Approximately S'± of overburden lies on top of the sand R: <br /> gravel. Under the overburden, there is 5' of sand & gravel above the water table and a minimum <br /> of 25' of sand R, gravel below the water table. More gravel may be available below the water <br /> table depending on the method of extraction. Many sand samples were taken for sieve analysis. <br /> The split spoon samples are more coarse than the percussion hammer samples because of the <br /> differences in the testing methods. The attached sieve analysis indicate potential for good quality <br /> construction grade sands. <br /> This site contains a significant amount of sand & gravel. approximately 5-7 million tons. <br /> depending on the method used to extract the material and the ability to obtain permission to <br /> excavate material within the floodplain and within the DNR setbacks from Badger Mill Creek. <br /> If you have any questions and/or need additional information. please let me know. <br /> • <br />
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