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Petition#7109 Page 2 those uses and practices which are consistent with accepted standards of woodland husbandry and management to recreational uses consistent with the woodland character of said lands, including, without limitation, hiking and horseback riding trails. 4. No structures shall be constructed whose height is such that any portion of that structure would extend above an imaginary line running from a point six(6)feet above the top surface of a concrete pad at the base of a green monument sign reading"Indian Lake" located near the southwest corner of the main parking lot at Indian Lake County Park on a straight line extending to the treetop horizon at the location of the structure. The intent of this restriction is to limit the height of structures so that those structures do not stand above the brow of the wooded hillside on which the lots are located when viewed from the sign at the County Park. 5. The colors of the exterior surfaces of all structures constructed upon any of the lots herein created shall be limited to natural earth tones in the brown,green,umber or grey families of colors. 6. Conifer or other plant materials screens shall be planted to the west side of any structure constructed on Lots One(1)and two(2)and to the south side of any structure constructed on lot four(4).The intent of this covenant is to soften the visual impact of such structures, not to totally screen them from view. This condition shall be satisfied by the planting of trees or shrubs of not less than five(5)feet in height, on the date of planting, at an interval of no less than one plant every twelve(12)feet for the length of each structure requiring screening. Said restrictions shall run in favor of Dane County and the pertinent Town Board as well as the owners of land within 300 feet of the site. Failure to record the restrictions will cause the rezone to be null and void. A copy of the recorded document shall be submitted to Dane County Zoning. The Dane County Board of Supervisors does ordain that this amendment,based upon their findings,to be consistent with the provisions of Wisconsin State Statute 91.77(1)(a),(b),(c).