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Ray Genrich Jamie Zajicek 3510 Field Crest Way 8106 Burr Oak Trail dison, WI 53719 Cross Plains, WI 53528 REZONE APPLICATION INFORMATION DANE COUNTY LAND REGULATION AND RECORDS The Rezone Request of the Farrell Trust The property of the following legal description R2451/60-12/10/80 SEC 16-7-7 N1/2 NE1/4 SW1/4 town of Cross Plains, Dane County, WI, has been owned by the Farrells since 1907. The land is ideal property to be changed to two parcels. One parcel an RH-2 and the other an RH-3 per the Cross Plains Township Board. The Township Board stated that the land meets what is called Substandard Parcel. The twenty acres is actually two parcels of land by structure. The land splits due to a township road going through the land. There are 4 1/2 acres on the south-west side of the road and 15 1/2 acres on the north-east side of the road. The land is all woods with a few small dips in it. This land is good presently for trees and wild game. The addition of two residential sites would still leave the land approximately 90%to its original state. By the rezone changes, it would place the land to its full productive cost-effective value. It would make the land valuable to the owners as well as the community, township and the county. The approval of residential zoning does not mean the woods and wildlife would be destroyed. We, the owners, are very interested in forestry and conservation practices. We do not want to destroy what is there, but contribute whatever we can to make the land prosper from us living there. Our homes will be designed to meet all requirements and will be built far enough from the road to eliminate viewing from the road. Our plans are to build yet this fall if weather permits. If not,then we will have to wait until next year. The property is located on Observatory Road. The road is all blacktop/asphalt with the electricity and telephone service already installed, maintained along side of the road which places no additional burden on the community. The Township Board has been very supportive and has not one objection to the zone changes. They support us 100%. We, Ray Genrich and Jamie Zajicek, are two families whom love the outdoors and feel we have found the right place to build our homes.