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BOARD OF. ADJUSTM1'VI MEETING - APRIL 11, 1969 , The Dane County Board of Adjustment met at 7:30 P.N., April 11, 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 ; I . J. Enger, Zoning Assistant. The meeting was called to order. Minutes of the meetings of March 28, 1969 and April 5, 1969 were adopted. The notice was read and the following cases heard: 1. Appeal by Lee Steward from the denial of a permit to build a - - duplex on a parcel of land in the �,�'i NE',,1 of Section 28, Town of • Burke. Permit denied because set back from road and rear yard is less than required by Dane County Zoning Ordinance. THOSE IN FAVOR: Mr. Steward explained his plans to sell the land to another party for the purpose of building a duplex but the lot is long and narrow so a variance would have to be granted in order to build on it. It was suggested that the front be taken toward Portage Road and that the north and south sides of the lot would then be side yards and by taking a 10 foot side yard to the south a variance in the set back from David .Road of 2 feet would be required. This was agreeable to Mr. Steward. THOSE OPPOSED: Mr. Don Ruland, a neighbor brought a letter from a Mr. Fuzzard which was read. Their objection was mostly that the land in question was not in the City of Madison and they felt that if it were annexed to the City that the chances of getting sewer service would be better. They also objected to multiple, family units. It was explained that under A-1 Zoning, multiple family housing is permitted and that the Board of Adjustment could not make a restriction on a permitted use of the land. . TOWN BOARD: Mr. 0. K. Anderson, Chairman appeared in favor of ' granting the variance. ACTION BY THE BOARD: Mr. Eisner moved to grant a variance of 2 feet in set back from David Road, Mr. Holte seconded and the vote was unanimous. - - 2. Appeal by Conrad J. Breunig from the denial of a permit to build a feed bunk and a parcel of land in the SEI,-i SE',i of Section 27, Town of Roxbury. Permit denied because set back from highway 12 is less than required by Dane County Zoning Ordinance. THOSE IN FAVOR: Mr. Breunig explained that because of the location of other buildings, this is about the only location that can be used. Two other buildings which had been built before a set back • was required are closer to the road. THOSE OPPOSED: None TOWN BOARD: The Town Board is in favor of granting the variance. Cri •• ACTION BY THE BOARD: Mr. Holte moved to grant the variance, Mr. Eisner seconded and the vote was unanimous.