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Lane, Roger <br /> From: supervisor34 @gmail.com on behalf of Patrick Miles <Miles @CountyOfDane.com> <br /> Sent: Monday, December 21, 2015 4:16 PM <br /> To: Lane, Roger <br /> Subject: Fwd:Concerns regarding PETITION: REZONE 10919 agenda item for December 22 Land <br /> and Regulation Committee <br /> Hi Roger, <br /> It would appear that only committee members received the message below. Please add it to the public record. <br /> Thanks. <br /> Patrick <br /> Forwarded message <br /> From: sak<saklink @sbcglobal.net> <br /> Date: Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 1:30 PM <br /> Subject: Concerns regarding PETITION: REZONE 10919 agenda item for December 22 Land and Regulation <br /> Committee <br /> To: matano @countyofdane.com, salov @countyofdane.com, bollig.jerry@countyofdane.com, <br /> kolar.mary@,countyofdane.com, miles @countyofdane.com <br /> Dear Dane County Zoning and Land Regulation Committee member, <br /> I am writing to you regarding the request for rezoning the 4.25 acre parcel in the Town of Montrose from RH-2 <br /> to A-2,the first agenda item for your meeting tomorrow, December 22. I have concerns about the rezoning and <br /> subsequent business that is planned for the parcel of land based on the fact that I am the only private residence <br /> on Butts Road. These concerns include: <br /> •The increase in traffic to a 1/4 mile modest dirt road that typically only sees traffic in one direction <br /> •The effect of people brought in by the business wandering over to my private property on the assumption that <br /> the home next to the business is that of the business owner <br /> • The eight-feet tall deer-proof fence that is intended to be erected, affecting the rural character of the area <br /> Currently, my residence is surrounded by farm fields and wooded public-access land. Butts Road is not paved, <br /> only a 1/4 mile modest dirt road that typically only sees traffic in one direction, and is really not structured for <br /> two-way traffic, something that would increase significantly once the pick-your-own fruit business would be <br /> open. When the nearby farm, Prairieland Dairy, needs to access their farm fields,the entire width of Butts Road <br /> is taken by the farm machinery, leaving no room for a passenger vehicle to pass. Because they use several <br /> trucks and tractors to do their business,the traffic significantly increases when Prairieland Dairy needs the <br /> public road access to their farm fields. Per the rezone conditions listed by the Town of Montrose board, <br /> upgrading the road will be an expense shouldered by the business owner if deemed necessary for two-way <br /> traffic on the road. This could be a significant expense and would disrupt <br /> I enjoy the privacy and quiet of my rural residence. My private, quiet existence will be disrupted by an increase <br /> in the number of people driving down Butts Road. Because my home and land are located directly across the <br /> road from the future agricultural business, many people will assume that my private residence and that of the <br /> public business are related, and cross the road to my private property. The off-street parking may help deter this <br /> behavior, but in my experience,this does not stop people from picking produce from my private property or <br /> 1 <br />