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Mr. Van Deurzen and other members (cont.) 2 The WDNR would purchase from Mr. Reible all or a portion of the property located between Wisconsin Highway 188 and the Wisconsin River, which would be designated as an unbuildable outlot on the Certified Survey Map(s) or plat. In addition, WDNR would purchase the development rights of the Round Top Bluff parcel that would be designated as an outlot on the Certified Survey Map(s) or plat. After the WDNR easement on development rights is in place, the Council would purchase title to the Round Top Bluff outlot. The outlot would therefore be subject to restrictions of the WDNR easement. The Council would also obtain access to Kehl Road through easement on one of the residential lots if the Round Top Bluff outlot does not have direct access to Kehl Road. At closing, the Council would also obtain easements from Mr. Reible that would cover the entire Certified Survey Map(s) or plat. Restrictions within this easement would include: a. A limit on the overall density of development, limiting the entire 40-acre tract (in both Dane and Columbia Counties) to no more that ten, single-family residential dwelling lots and no more than eight single-family residential lots being located east of Highway 188. (Of the eight lots east of Highway 188, five would in Dane County and three would be in Columbia County.) Once created, each of the ten lots would be restricted from any further subdivision regardless of changes in zoning law that may occur in the future. b. Limit exterior construction activity on the lots to the period of March 1 to October 30, to minimize disruption of the site during winter months when eagles are in the area. c. Identify any environmentally sensitive areas within the proposed residential lots and limit or prohibit construction within those identified areas. d. Grant the Council the affirmative right to manage vegetation in portions of the residential lots that provide an immediate buffer area to the rest of the Round Top Bluff outlot. These affirmative rights would include the right to manage the vegetation in the buffer area. The easement would also impose restrictions on the use of the river bottom outlot acquired by the WDNR necessary to protect eagle habitat. The easement would include restrictions intended to minimize disturbance of vegetation and activities that would interfere with use of the areas by eagles, particularly in winter. The Council supports the requested rezoning of the property only if it is subject to the following conditions upon approval: 1. Approval of a Certified Survey Map(s) or plat that creates no more than a total of ten, single-family residential lots with no more than eight lots located east of Highway 188, as defined in paragraph(a) above. The Certified Survey Map(s) or plat will also