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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT HEARING November 21, 1967 The Dane County Board of ,_djustment met in Room 226, City-County Building, Madison, Wisconsin at 7:30 P.M. November 21, 1967 to conduct a public hearing as published in the notice. The following members of the board were present: 0. K. Anderson, Chairman, Millard Erickson, Vice Chairman and Hermann Eisner, Secretary. Also present were W. G. Massarene, Zoning Supervisor, Lola Popanz, Zoning Assistant. The meeting was called to order, notice read and the following cases called: 1. Appeal by Willard C. Marten from the denial of a permit to build a machine shed south of String Valley Road in the SW/4 NE'^u Section 15, Town of Berry. Permit denied because setback from the road would be less than recuired by the ord:nance. THOSE IN FAVOR: Mr. Marten explained the need to have the machine shed 531/2 feet from the center or 45 feet from the edge of the road. A .,,uestion about widening the road was discussed and it seemed in that case it would be done on the other side of the road, the land being owned by Albert Meier. Henry Wille and Werner Koch, supervisors of the Town of Berry appeared in favor. THOSE OPPOSED: None OTHERS: None ACTION B'' THE BOARD: Appeal of Mr. Marten GRANTED (Moved by Eisner, seconded by Erickson, adopted unanimously.) 2. APPEAL BY John H. Cupp from a denial of a permit to build a one story house on the NE3y4 NE;4 Section 29, Town of Westport. Permit denied because side yard would be less than reouired by ordinance. THOSE IN FAVOR: B. J. Miller, Wausau Homes dealer appeared for Mr. and Mrs. Cupp and explained the 56 foot house was 1 foot too long to fit on the lot with 10 foot side yards. He presented a letter from Mr. Lewis who owns the lot next to it. Erickson asked if there was a minimum lot size in Westport. There is none. Mr. Miller said the lot next door may be used for a duplex. Bernard Kennedy and Jerome Ripp, supervisors of the Town of Westport asked the location of the property and then found no objection to the appeal. THOSE OPPOSED: None OTHERS: None ACTION BY THE BOARD: Appeal of Mr. Cupp GRANTED (Moved by Eisner, seconded by Anderson, adopted unamimously.)