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Proposed Use: Payne & Dolan has received an offer to purchase the 40 acre parcel which was formerly a mineral extraction and hot-mix asphalt site. The hot-mix asphalt plant has been removed, and mineral extraction will be completed in a few months. The mineral extraction area will be reclaimed as per the plan submitted with this application. Reclamation will begin in 1997 and must be complete by 12/31/98. The result of the reclamation will be gentle grass slopes, not to exceed 4:1, and a small lake of about 41/2 acres,which averages 15 feet in depth. The property is fenced. F.C. Raemisch & Sons, Inc. of Waunakee, Wisconsin have offered to purchase the entire parcel. They would like to relocate their business, earthmoving, to the proposed C-2 area. The proposed C-2 area is the former site of Payne & Dolari s office, shop, asphalt plant, and equipment parking area. Most of the C-2 area is paved. The remainder of the area is gravel and would be covered with recycled asphalt pavement prior to using it as an equipment parking area. F.C. Raemisch intends to remodel the existing office to suit their needs. They will have 1 �people occupying the office. A well, septic, and electric power is in place. P 2 F.C. Raemish uses loaders, dozers, backhoes, graders, earthmoving scrapers, a lowboy tractor-trailer, etc. to perform their work. The equipment is usually moved from job site to job site and comes into the yard only for repairs. Most maintenance is done on the job site. They foresee a need to add on to the existing shop as it is not large enough to get the larger equipment inside for repairs. It may be necessary to store some large equipment parts, such as buckets and tracks outside. Daily traffic is expected to be the managers and secretary, (5 people). Less frequently would be the crew foreman. The shop repair personnel (1-4 people) are in the shop as repairs are needed. Equipment will be brought in and out of the site only for repairs, or when a piece of equipment will not be used in the field for a long period of time. The site is bordered on the north by a farm, on the west and south by a large active mineral extraction area, and on the east by a farm. It is 1/4 mile from the parcel driveway to CTH -I, a class A highway, and about 2 miles to I90-94.