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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MEETING - JUNE 27, 1969 The Dane County Board of Adjustment met at 7:30 P.M., June 27, 1969 in Room 226 (Circuit Court Branch IV), City-County Building, Madison, Wisconsin to conduct a public hearing as published in the notice. The following members were present: Millard Erickson, Chairman; Oscar Holte, Vice-Chairman; Hermann Eisner, Secretary. Also present: L. J. Enger, Zoning Assistant. The meeting was called to order, the notice read and the following cases heard: 1. Appeal by Jack Miller from the denial of a permit to build an, addition to a building in the NE% SW% of Section 26, Town of Dunn. Permit denied because set back from town road is less than required by Dane County Zoning Ordinance. THOSE IN FAVOR: Mr. Miller explained that his business of rigging parachutes operated under Federal Aviation Agency rules and that the addition was started in order to satisfy the Agency requirements. He was not aware that a permit was needed. He said that he has been using the building for about 30 years and the two additions were added at about that time. THOSE OPPOSED: None TOWN BOARD: Mr. Olson said that he thought that the building had been used by Mr. Miller for more than 30 years and that there was no ob- jection to the addition by the Town Board. ACTION BY THE BOARD: Mr. Holte moved for approval, Mr. Eisner seconded and the motion carried unanimously. 2. Appeal by Cecil Gillingham from the denial of a permit to build an addition to a residence on Lot 10, Block 3, Waubesa Beach Subdivision, Town of Dunn. Permit denied because side yard would be less than re- quired by the Dane County Zoning Ordinance. THOSE IN FAVOR: Mr. Gillingham showed a map with present garage, which will be razed for the addition. The addition will provide more side yard than the present garage does. THOSE OPPOSED: None TOWN BOARD: The town board was in favor of granting the variance. ACTION BY THE BOARD: Mr. Eisner moved for approval, Mr. Holte second- ed and the motion carried unanimously. 3. Appeal by John Pulvermacher from the denial of a permit to build a machine shed in the NE34 SE34 of Section 36, Town of Medina. Permit denied because set back from town road is less than required by the Dane County Zoning Ordinance. THOSE IN FAVOR: Mr. Pulvermacher explained that the new machine shed would be set back farther than the existing building which will be razed, A variance is needed to save the driveway to the barn. The road is a dead end road and there are two other farms beyond his. THOSE OPPOSED: None