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WINDSOR TOWN BOARD - 2/5/98 will be taken from the site. The garage floors will be 2-1/2 to 3 feet below existing grade,with any excess soil being redistributed. The masonry and vinyl-sided buildings will be of a prairie-style construction, with wide overhangs and shallow-pitch roofs. Entry will be through a portico. Parking for two vehicles per unit will be under each building. Units will range in size from 1,150 square feet to 1,200+ square feet. Mr. Ladopulos indicated he has parties interested in renting retail space. He provided the Town Board with a letter of intent from an interested party. In response to a question by Supervisor Wipperfurth regarding on-site detention of water, Mr. McFadden indicated that nothing additional has to be done in that 71 percent of the site will be grassy and able to absorb the water. Mr. Ladopulos responded to Supervisor Wipperfurth's inquiry regarding setback from Lake Road stating that the setback will be between 120 and 130 feet. The floor was opened to discussion by the audience at this point. Mike Berkholtz of Water Wells indicated he was against the project. He inquired regarding how deep the parcel would be from Lake Road to the railroad tracks,to which the response was 324 feet. Barb Sauer of Cross Plains appeared before the Town Board. She indicated that she owns a salon in Glacier's Edge in Cross Plains and has known Nick Ladopulos for seven years. Her experience and her community's experience have been very good. Glacier's Edge has provided the community with a lot of real positives. Mr. Ladopulos has worked tirelessly to fill the retail the space. Glacier's Edge has given back a sense of community and social atmosphere. Chris Zabrowski of Madison indicated he was interested in renting retail space for a real estate office in Mr. Ladopulos'project. Mr.Zabrowski has worked and sold real estate for nine years in Madison and has sold condos built in Cross Plains. The value of these condos has increased just as a single-family home. Bill Conway of McFarland owns the parcel of land adjacent to the Annen property. His original plans were to construct 24 mini-shops to house a concrete business, a fire engine restoration business, and a spray texture business, amongst others. Mr. Conway indicated he liked Mr. Ladopulos's plans and, accordingly, has put his original plans on hold. (Two of Mr. Ladopulos's buildings would be on Mr. Conway's property.) If Mr. Ladopulos's project fails to go forward, Mr. Conway will proceed with his 24 mini-shops. Ed Wing, 6639 Chestnut Circle, felt that traffic would be a problem as it increases to extremes during rush hours. -3-