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• MEETING OF THE TOWN OF MADISON AUG 0 6 ADVISORY PLAN COMMITTEE DATE: July 31, 1996 TIME: 5:30 P.M. PLACE: Town of Madison Town Hall PRESENT: Mat Wenzel,Dave Bloom,Ron Slane,Rick Rose,and Don Pierstorff ALSO PRESENT: Alexander&Jackie Gee,Frank Kopecky,and Carl Ruedebusch The meeting was called to order at 5:30 P.M. 1) 633 W.Badger Road-Union Tabernacle Alexander Gee explained that the Union Tabernacle church was in the process of purchasing the Calvary Methodist church property. Their offer to purchase was contingent upon receiving zoning approval for various religious uses on the property. These uses included a worship facility, a private parochial school,a gymnasium or recreational facility,church offices, outreach and meeting areas. The committee noted that the property located at 633 W. Badger Road was zoned RH-1 which required a conditional use permit for religious uses. Don Pierstorff moved, Ron Slane seconded the motion to recommend that the Town Board approve the request for a conditional use permit for religious uses as listed: (1) expansion and/or addition of a worship facility, (2) private parochial school, (3) gymnasium of recreational facility for the parochial school,and(4) church offices,outreach,and meeting areas. Motion carried 2) 2021 Sherman Avenue Storage Shed-Ripple Management Frank Kopecky appeared before the committee representing Tom Ripple requesting a building permit for a storage shed. Mat Wenzel questioned the intended use of the second story and pointed out that the shed could not be used for residential purposes. Mat requested a copy of the required location survey when it was completed. In addition,Mat requested engineering calculations to show that the floating slab will support the live and dead loads for a 2-story building. Don Pierstorff questioned if the property would have enough green space if the shed were constructed. This is a concern due to the amount of impervious area and number of buildings occupying the property. It was added that lot coverage is one of the items that Dane County would check prior to issuing a zoning permit. The committee received correspondence from Dr. Timothy Turino, owner of adjacent property located at 2110 Fordem Avenue. He raised concerns for visual screening for the shed and water runoff from the site. He stated that since the construction of the 8-unit building on the Ripple property,water runoff from the site had increased. He expressed a concern for water damage to his warehouse and asphalt parking lot. 1