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P 0 wildlife pond and will attempt to remove enough material in the creation of a wetland pond to balance thf filling of a part of the floodplain for fairways, greens and tees. We are establishing a Regional 100 year Flood Elevation for the area involved in the project. There will be no filling of farmed wetland. The Prior Converted Farmed Wetland which is partially drained or drained farmland is not considered wetland by the Army Corps of Engineers and the National Conservation & Resources Service . The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources considers the Prior Converted Farmed Wetland as wetland. There are planned fairways, greens, tees and walkways in this Prior Converted Wetland. There will be wooden raised walkways across the Farmed Wetlands. The 100 year regional flood if it occurs would flood a part of the golf course which does not have buildings and is not considered to be a major problem by the owners. ThP nwmArc Man to ia.lIrl n nnn-I..nn.. 4n c......1. ti^ a _. The owners plan to build a roadway to service 'the project front Wl J drelh mac: ,,, the North side of the fairways. An alternative would be to for drive access to County Trunk Highway "A" if possible. Traffic estimates are for 150 to 200 cars per day based on peak periods. The owners will be responsible for their own maintenance of the entrance roadway. Planned access is shown on the plan with parking, existing building locations, planned domestic sanitary facility bed locations, screening along Old Stone Road and Hildreth Road. There will be no requests for real estate developments on lands by the owners near the project of more than one potential residence to house a course manager. Stormwater and erosion control plans will be submitted at the time of construction. The clubhouse may not be built until business is established in the degree to warrant construction. The course is designed to use the least amount of farmland and could be reclaimed as farmland in the future if necessary. Some of the lands in the farmed wetland will be seeded in prairie and hydrophytic vegetation. The wooded shoreline will be preserved as it presently is. It is expected that the finished course will attract other