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To: The Dane County: Planning. and Zoning Committee Re: 112 acres on CHY A Parcels# 0510- 0510-144=1"M-- 10(10 0510-144-8500 , 11 (The Sperle property) f A Hearing: March 2 1998 red C'ej- US Dear Members; / Please consider our request to build ou rimary residen� on this property as per the attached drawing. This proposed draw- ing is contingent upon an approved percolation location for a 0 septic system. Please also consider our request for a conditional . .h�l"'' use permit which would allow (Horse boarding stables,riding stab; five ' les,hay&sleigh rides ,horse shows and similar events. As our plan Sfact shows we are not proposing a large fac ' ' t for this amount of , acreage. We anticipate approximately 30-35 horses,ot which there ) would be 8-10 stables and the balance rough board. We are very A,Z( familiar with horses having owned them for the past 5 years. Q� The effected land area mas is estimated to be .approximately - acres total. We chose this particular location on the property to minimize any changes in the existing tillable land this piece has to offer. By positioning the house where we show we can have minimal shading from the property directly in front of this piece and yet enough comfortable distance from the farm animals. This portion also has a tobacco barn which could serve as a storage and machine shed. this can minimize new buildings. The northeast corner of this site has a wetland area that in dry times if permissible might have a grasing value, this spot also gives us the closest acess area to hwy A for which a permit has been appl- ied. = - . . ' - _- . . . . � • - . . • . - - - - - - We feel with the additional income from boarding,breeding,or training of horses of 5, 000 annually added to the crop income on 86 acres@ a profit of 125. 00 per acre hay,oats,corn totalling 10750. 00 could prove to give this land a profitable income and keeping with the farm tradition.We intend to cooperative farm (not rent to) a local personon a 60/40 split bases.W would split the seed and fertilizer cost and supply the land in lieu of the machinery and labor.We will be able to utilize a portion of hay to feed our animals and sell the balance for a profit. Cooper- ative farming would free me for a full time income other than the farm.