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c). The land is located such that there would be minimum conflict with the <br /> surrounding agricultural uses.pp \\ <br /> d). The land does not include important natural features such as wetlands, <br /> floodplains, steep slopes, significant woodlands, etc. which would be adversely <br /> affected by non-farm development. <br /> l\(o 0 r4- 0- r .Dro.Q U D \vecQ . <br /> e). The lay of the land will allow for construction of a road or driveway that is <br /> suitable for emergency vehicle travel. Safe access from the road or driveway <br /> onto existing roadways shall be required. <br /> o�c e�css oJo\e- 4c. •0.12- Qr-t)LAclerk \ <br /> ceVN.\iofitt.k -1-\c+A . <br /> f). There is a demonstrated need for additional non-farm development in the <br /> Township. <br /> Iv c to ee. es- \ sQ. <br /> g.) Only land that is comprised of soils that are suitable for on-site septic systems <br /> shall be considered for redesignation in this Category. Documentation from <br /> Dane County Environmental Health signed by a sanitarian showing that a <br /> conventional septic or mound system permit is available and has been <br /> approved for the proposed site shall be required prior to rezoning. <br /> h). Provision of public facilities to accommodate the proposed development will <br /> not place an unreasonable burden on the ability of the Town of Oregon to <br /> provided those facilities. The petitioner must demonstrate to the Town that <br /> the current levels of services in the Town (including but not limited to school <br /> capacity, transportation system capacity, emergency services (police, fire, <br /> EMS) capacity, parks and open space availability, etc.) are adequate to serve <br /> the proposed use. (� � II n I�1 � 1 <br /> "NsNI. "�t3�'�- fie-. 1vD a.a�C.GL.*t DY\Q <br /> *-�■e s 9 re_ v,,ir�. <br /> i). T e land proposed for redesignation is suitable for development and will not <br /> result in undue water or air pollution, cause unreasonable soil erosion or have <br /> an unreasonably adverse effect on rare or irreplaceable natural areas (such as <br /> floodplains, wetlands, steep slopes, significant woodlands, etc.). <br /> 4. Proposed dwellings and accessory buildings on lands in the Agricultural Preservation <br /> 5 <br />