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Bartlett, Russell From: Hilbert, Hans Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2016 11:34 AM To: Tuggle, Jason; 'wendy.peich @wisconsin.gov' Cc: Balousek, Jeremy; Bartlett, Russell; Sauer, Sarah Subject: RE: Navigability determination Jason, In 2014 Dane County Zoning issued a shoreland zoning permit for the driveway within 300 feet of the intermittent stream. If I remember correctly, because the impervious surface ratio was only proposed to be 2.2%as a result of the driveway, a determination of navigability wasn't pursued, rather we just treated it as navigable and issued the permit after reviewing the wetland delineation which showed the driveway and future buildin: would be outside of the wetland. At the time the permit for the Driveway was being issued, Melissa wasn't ready with plans for the building—also the building location was entirely beyond 300 feet from the stream. If I remember correctly, Melissa didn't have her checkbook with her so we issued the shoreland zoning permit for the driveway with the condition we would not issue the zoning permit for the barn until the $150 shoreland zoning permit fee was paid. Today Travis from Cleary stopped in to obtain the zojning permit for the barn. It appears that he has everything that he needs for the permit and the building will still be beyond 300 feet from the stream and outside of the wetland setback. We've taken in his permit and will process ft when we receive payment for the shoreland zoning permit issued in 2014. The zoning permit for the barn will containa condition that they obtain all necessary permits from Dane County Land and Water Resources, it sounds like they have already begun that process. Please let me know if you need anything else, Hans From: Tuggle, Jason Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2016 10:52 AM To: 'wendy.peich @wisconsin.gov' Cc: Balousek, Jeremy; Hilbert, Hans; Bartlett, Russell Subject: RE: Navigability determination Hi Wendy, This site has a long history so I thought I would chime in with what we have. The initial filling of this property was done by a previous owner back in the late 1990's without our permit (see attached driveway permit).A stop work order was issued by Dane County Zoning and I believe DNR was involved back then too. Russ Bartlett with Dane County Zoning may have more information on the initial filling. The driveway was never surfaced or maintained and the fill reverted back to vegetation. The current owner, Melissa Huston, subsequently bought the property with the intention of constructing a driveway and horse barn. In the fall of 2014 work began on surfacing the driveway without a permit and I issued a stop work order. They produced the attached wetland delineation done by Stantec and applied for a shoreland erosion control permit. Drainage from east to west was initially a concern of ours as well, but it appears from the photos and site conditions, the filling in the 90's blocked surface drainage from the east. I believe the drainage now runs north at the berm toward CTH TT(photo 3 of delineation report).