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DANE COUNTY Zoning and Natural Resources Committee REVISED RPC STAFF COMMENTS 10/26/92 CUP 1026. This proposed quarry expansion is extending the existing quarry on the A-2 parcel . The applicant proposes to change the access from Easy Street to Schumacher Road. There is a potential' use conflict with the home on the RH-2 parcel to the southeast , and a home on the next lot south of that . In addition, the proposed CUP site Is adjacent to the Waunakee urban service area where the village Is planning for residential development (see attached aerial photo and Urban Service Area Map) . As you can see from the 1987 aerial photo, development within the urban service area was over one-fourth mile away. However , development has now begun less than one-fourth mile to the west of the site and there are plans for residential development of the whole "forty" within the next few years. This appears to be a major land use conflict--expansion of a quarry site next to a planned residential area. Since development within Waunakee Is proceeding prom west to east toward the CUP site, there may be a compromise position if the CUP site was reduced and a specific time limit was set for the operation, such as four years as suggested by the town. This would allow a complete public review at that time to determine whether to close the quarry or extend the time period again. Another useful condition, if this request is granted, is to provide specific blasting limits and notification of neighbors in advance of blast times and dates. T7 -v Corr r0/7—ioti c Ca P/0026 CUP 1026 - conditions (mineral extraction - Endres/Raemisch ) 1 . An executed agreement with the Town regarding the repair and maintenance of Schumacher Road. 2. Easy Street entrance closed and Schumacher entrance established. 3. Applicant & Town Board shall evaluate and determine acceptable blasting charge weights & other blast design techniques, such as delay and multi- ple row patterns which will provide the maximum practical relief. A seismograph shall be used during blasting to verify that blasting levels etc. , agreed upon are being adhered to. 4. Applicant representative/s & pertinent insurance agents shall inspect & verify the condition of existing homes within 1/2 mile, more or less. 5. The mineral extraction permit shall be for four years . 6. Applicant will provide a seven day advance written notice of any blasting to homes within 1/2 mile more or less. 7. Reclamation plan to county standards for the entire area, if possible. /O