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DANE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MEETING - AUGUST 27, 1968 - PAGE #3 Martin Ripp, farmer Town of Windsor - questioned the procedure. Mr. Eisner and Mr. Erickson explained the procedures necessary in these matters. Mr. Ripp said he wouldn't like to see the drying service discontinued and he hopes that the questions won't take to long to answer. Gerald Coster, farmer Town of Westport- realizes there are some prob- lems, but would like to see Home Feed Co. stay in business. THOSE OPPOSED: Mrs. John Smith, owns home across street. Pointdd out the extent of re- pairs and alterations to the building, also that the propane gas tank was to close to the road. Objects to trucks parked on both sides of the street, sometimes trucks completely block the street; also objected to Home Feed Co. doing commercial drying. Henry Gerry, homeowner Block 12. Had worked for Home Feed Co. and re- members getting a building a building permit about 17 years ago for a building. When the dryer was between the railroad tracks, there was no dust. Has complained about dust and thought that the state had ordered dust control, but had no other information in this regard. Says dryer runs all hours. Asked why he didn't get notice, his property was more than 200 feet from the land in question. Bill Moran, homeowner across street. Has lived there a number of years, noise and dust go on at all hours of the day and nite, dust is some- times so thick, can't see his house. Had petitioned the town board for relief a year ago. Hasn't been able to sell his property because of dryer. Bill Pitzel, homeowner Block 12, Doesn't think Home Feed Co. should be put out of business, but that dust, dirt and noise is a problem. Parking is a problem, especially large trucks parked across intersec- tions. Would like to see Home Feed Co. and it's customers obey all of the laws. Says he has lived in his home for 30 years and that Home Feed Co. went into business 18 years ago. Mrs. Bill Moran- objected to night time operation and noise. Asked about public nuisance laws. Mr. Morris explained these laws and how they were enforced. Mr. Eisner moved that the public hearing be adjourned, Mr. Holte seconded and the motion carried. Mr. Eisner moved that a joint meeting with the Zoning Committee be arranged as soon as possible. Mr. Holte seconded and the motion carried. Mr. Erickson called a meeting for 9:00 A.M., Saturday August 31, 1968 at the City-County Garage for an additional inspection trip and will make arrangements for the Zoning Committee to be present. Mr. Eisner moved for adjournment, Mr. Holte seconded, motion carried. Meeting Adjourned at 9:50 P.M. Secretary, Hermann Eisner ��:' J!>'�L L