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32/07/2002 16:01 JANESU I LLE DNR SERVICE CENTER -* 816082671540 MCI State of Wisconsin 1 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOUROCa Tommy D.Thompson,Governor 2514 Morse tiff•- , AP A E ,•,•,,�,�,�- George L Meyer,Secretary Janesville,Wlecenl:t ,z :1 WISCONSIN Ruth.E.cadger,Regional Director Telephone 805.14 i vr.or NATURAL IiseoitiCee FAX SQti�7 •:? � ..�� TOP 60 -74t 40 August 5, 2001 INF-SC-2001-13-3180LR Mr. Donald Wiedenfeld 4412 White Aspen Road Madison, WI 53704 Subject: Wetland Delineation Approval Dear Mr. Wiedenfelf During June of 2001,I met with your consultant Joe Pagliara of Natural Resources Consulting. Inc. to review the wetland delineation conducted with respect to your plans to construct develop property located at the SW%, SW VI,of Section 26,Township 8 N,Range 9 East. Wetland Delineation: During our visit Mr.Pagliara and I walked the perimeter of the wetland as delineated by NRC,Inc in the report dated.May 16,2001.Your consultant has adequately delineated the wetland in question for the purposes of your project. Therefore,the delineation bs hereby approved as submitted. Navigable Water: During our inspection,I noted that approximately the first 150 feet of a ditch that begins at the Yahara River and ruts through the property had a defined bed and bank and meets the definition of a navigable water of the state. Navigable waters are regulated under chapters 30&31, Wisconsin Statutes. Activities that require permits include but are not limited to, stream bank improvement,culvert crossings,pond construction, storm sewer outfalls and grading more than 10,000 square feet on an un-interrupttd slope to the creek. For more information about the activities that are regulated under chapter 30, Wis. State and for copies of the associated permit applications,consult the 1NR web page at: http:/,www.dnr.statee.wi.us/org/water/S2p/waterway/index.htm . Zoning: I also recommend that you check with all zoning regulations that apply to developments in Dane County. Many communities have established zoning regulations more progressive than the minimum state standards. For instance,some counties,cities and villag»li have elected to establish building setbacks for isolated wetlands(including Dane County). The%-: setbacks create natural buffer zones,which are vital in maintaining a healthy wetland and one4n protect the quality of water in our lakes and rivers. Lands annexed from the county after May 7, 1982 are required to continue to comply with county ordinances per ch. S9.69(7)Wis, Stats. A copy of this statute can be acquired on the Internet at: http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rab/Statutes.html Quality Natural Resources Management — Through Excellent Customer Service