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definable stream bank, eroded channel, or high water mark. The area has never been tiled. There are no active springs. We do, therefore, request that the Dane Co. Zoning Administrator take such steps as necessary to correct the maps and designation, as per Dane Co. Code Section 11.06 sub paragraphs 3, 4, and 5, since current agricultural usage (and that of the previous decades) would be out of compliance without such relief. The percentages of various soils also requires correction. New Glarus Silt loarns comprise 15% or less of the whole rezone site. Please refer to the soils map included in the original application They do comprise approximately 30% of the Primrose portion. Paragraph IV. Please note corrective, as above, to Paragraph III regarding "intermittent stream." Paragraph V. No correction, but one comment. The only public facilities affected by the utilization of these properties as a golf course would be roads. Since all roads leading to the area are desligned to accommodate the normal traffic of a rural area, including heavy milk trucks, and large farm equipment, they should not be unduly strained by normal passenger traffic. That finding was confirmed by Green Co in its deliberations. Paragraph VI. No corrections, Paragraph VII.. When submitting the application, I asked specifically regarding the need for a site plan to be submitted with the original application. I was informed verbally that since no structure, driveway, parking, or demolition was contemplated in the areas requested for rezone, that a site plan submission was not required. Had such a plan been required for a complete submission at the time, it would have been provided. I have, accordingly included With this document a small but reasonably detailed site plan, outlining the proposed locations of parking, practice and staging areas, tees, fairways, greens, and ponds (existing and proposed) for the whole 9 hole course. All areas of construction or renovation) of buildings, driveways, parking, well, and pump facilities lie outside of Dane Co. jurisdiction, subject to Green Co. Please note that the existing driveway to the Jennrich farm stead will be used as entry and exit. It currently meets New Glarus township requirements for sight lines and construction. it will be treated and remain as a private road. Please also note that the fit between the site map and topographical map is not exact. It is close enough that you can gain a conceptual understanding. As stated in the narrative, there is no plan for residential development on the golf course, with the single exception of a residence for the golf course manager. This will be constructed in proximity to the existing structures of the Jennrich farm stead. New Glarus township is currently addressing the issue of rural development through a public discussion of a proposed land use plan. The Jennrichs currently own other properties to the south of the proposed course, which are not included in the original proposal, approximately 55 acres. They are nearly a half mile up hill from