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l CONTINUED ITEM #2 I spoke with Scott Podboy on 6/6/96 regarding what type of septic system was actually installed and for what purpose it was intended to be used for . Scott Podboy is one of the septic inspectors for this area . He was familiar with this parcel of land and informed me that the septic system was a Standard Residence System for household only with a bathroom in a small shop ( CODE ILHRE83 ?) . Scott said this new system is not setup to handle animal waste and that there was no mention of this type of use when the permit was issued. Scott stated that he would be glad to speak with you regarding this septic system. He suggested there must be a mis-understanding in the use of this system. His office hours are M-F 7 : 45 A.M. - 9 : 00 A.M . , then he' s in the field. In the planning board meeting minutes . it states that the "animal waste would be handled by a septic system that has been designed for the property" . According to the permit it was designed to handle house only at normal rate of 450 gallons per day with a bathroom in shop which increased the useage to 490 gallons per day . My concern is that the animal waste issue has not been resolved. 3 . Animal waste stock piled or composted is going to create an odor . According to the pitch of the ground this will have a natural wash into the Koshkonong Creek , causing expensive cleanup from the DNR. 4 . Because we live in a wet and marshy area there are many species of Wildlife living on the proposed property and adjoining property of 2080 CTH BB. Red Tail Hawks , White Owls with young, Blue herrings , Cranes , Geese, Deer, and Pheasants to mention a few. I spoke with Carl Batha at the department of Wildlife on 6/5/96 , regarding what type of affect a kennel would have in this area. The wildlife in this area will be substantially affected by the noise nuisance alone . But if the run out areas of the animals has a natural drain into the Koshkonong Creek affecting the animals water supply and habitat , they will either die or leave. I have lived here on this property a majority of my life , I was raised to respect and protect the wildlife as they are part of the circle of life. I believe they need to be a factor of concern in the decision making process for this proposal .