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January 12, 1998 <br /> To: Middleton Town Board <br /> From: Joel & Vicky Dohmeier <br /> RE: Manure Plan <br /> This letter is to inform you that as part of the consideration that takes place regarding our <br /> rezoning petition from A-i to RH1, we have come up with a manure plan in order to <br /> alleviate some concerns of both Board Members and residential parties. <br /> We have spoken with and received the verbal o.k. from Gene Meyers, a local farmer in <br /> the Town of Middleton, to spread our horse manure on his fields every two weeks <br /> throughout the course of any given year. The Miller family has been very good friends <br /> with Gene and his family over the years and he is more than happy to help out and get <br /> some benefit out of it! <br /> For those of you who know Gene, he has sizable acreage in the Town and his property is <br /> located off of Mineral Point Rd. <br /> Furthermore, to alleviate any concerns about Fly's, we commit to providing our horses <br /> with a supplement called"Farnam Fly Control", which kills fly eggs and larvae in horse <br /> manure. <br /> We feel this should more than adequately meet the concern of both the Board and <br /> residences in regard to these two issues. In talking with neighbors both across the street <br /> and adjacent to the property,this was not felt to be any concern of theirs as they <br /> personally noticed no increase in fly population or adverse smell due to our horses which <br /> were on our property for this past summer. However, we continue to try and be <br /> responsive to as many of the concerns as we possible can—and that are within reason. <br /> Thanks. <br />