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However, the building for which the Conditional Use Permit was approved by the Zoning and Natural Resources Committee somehow became a wood working shop, a residential rental property, a pottery shop and a beauty salon. The building has been extensively remodeled and contains a bath and shower facility on the first floor, a shampoo sink in the beauty salon, a sink on the second floor, a gas fired furnace, an electric water heater, a wood burning stove and connection to a septic system serving the residence on this property among other improvements. "Staff Comments" received by the Committee regarding CUP 1462 included the following comments from Environmental Health: There is no information in our file regarding the age, size or construction of the existing private sewage system. The proposed business is considered an increase in wastewater discharge to the existing system. A review of the existing system as required by Wisconsin Administrative Code Comm 83.055 should be required before the zoning change is approved. The minutes of the Zoning and Natural Resources Committee of January 6, 1998, contain the following: Motion by Cornwell/Kesterson to postpone until such time that an inspection of the private septic system is conducted and the submittal of other pertinent information. We are unaware that any inspection of the private septic system has been completed. In fact, the Town of Middleton sent an inquiry to the property owners dated January 7, 1998 (see Attachment C). To date, we have not received a response from the property owners. The Town of Middleton Building Inspector attempted to arrange an inspection of the property at 4123 Twin Valley Road beginning in early January of 1998. The owners consistently refused to allow the inspection to be completed. On June 23, 1998, the Town's Building Inspector(Rob Allen),the Town's Plumbing Inspector(Art Stark), and two inspectors from the Middleton Fire Department conducted an inspection of the property. The violations and remediations required as identified by the inspectors are numerous and in many cases will require the removal of existing portions of the structure. A primary concern regarding the septic system continues to exist. The property owner indicated that the connection from the garage to the septic system is "to the discharge side of the septic tank." Such a connection is a serious violation of the State Plumbing Code. The Town Plumbing Inspector indicated that a "private system interceptor main" may he required to correct the situation. provided the system could accommodate the increased use.