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f will also require the submission of appropriate erosion control and stormwater management plans with the Land Conservation Department. A preliminary plat was filed with the Subdivision Review Officer last week. Finally,the applicant will also need to obtain appropriate town and county zoning and construction permits before work can start. G. FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS The proposed rezoning of wetlands appears to comply with all applicable county standards and ordinances. The fill of approximately one-third of an acre of wet meadow will be substantially mitigated by restoration activities elsewhere on the site, and will not result in a significant impact on any of the functional values described in Section 11.10 of the Dane County Code. For the sake of consistency with other levels of governmental review, the committee may wish to make this rezoning conditional on the applicant's successful application for appropriate permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. In addition, since the plat review process will address a number of issues beyond the scope of this action, including fairly substantial traffic concerns, it may also make sense to delay the effective date of this action until an approved final plat is filed with the Registrar of Deeds. The county should also formally request that the DNR amend the Wisconsin Wetland Inventory to reflect the changes. Two sets of changes will have to be made: the first to reflect the 1/3 acre of fill,the second to reflect the difference between the delineated wetlands and the wetlands shown on the original map. The second set of changes should be made whether or not the rezone becomes effective. Once the DNR delivers the updates,the county board will have to pass a resolution to officially adopt the new maps.