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MINUTES OF THE DANE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MEETING OF JAEUARY 19, 1973 The Dane County Board of Adjustment met on January 19, 1973 with the following members present: Erickson, Holte, Dahlk. Also: Enger, Fleck, Meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. in Room 226, City-County Building to conduct a public hearing as published in the notice. A motion was made by Holte to approve the minutes of December 15, 1972 and January 13, 1973, second by Dahlk, Carried. The notice was read and the public hearing was opened. #207. Application by Ellward Wolff for a Special Exception permit to deepen and enlarge an existing pond located on a parcel of land in the SEA SE% of Section 11, Township of Montrose, IN FAVOR: E. Wolff - D.N.R. has issued a permit for the proposed work and S. C. S. has engineered the project. The main purpose is to provide a water supply in case of fire, secondary use will be farm pond and fishing. A log jam gate will control pond level. OTHERS IN FAVOR: none. OPPOSED: none. TOWN BOARD: not present. #208. Appeal by Roy Simmons from denial of a permit to build an addition to a residence located on the NE 25' of Lot 1; and Lot 2, Block 1, Colladay Park, Township of. Dunn. Permit denied because setback from County Highway and side yard are less than required by the Dane County Zoning Ordinance. IN FAVOR: R. Simmons, addition will provide for the garage to be on same level as residence. Terrain is too steep to permit building in back of house. OTHERS IN FAVOR: none. OPPOSED: none. TOWN BOARD: Mrs. Hkbert Pres c Town Board has no objection. The public hearing was closed. #207. Motion by Holte to grant special exception permit as per finding of fact: 1. The proposed enlargement of an existing pond which is part of a navigable stream is under the direction of S.C.S. and a permit has been issued by DNR. 2. Under the existing conditions the proposed work will not • result in substantial detriment to the stream by erosion, sedimentation, impairment of fish or aquatic life or water pollution. Second by Dahlk, carried. #208. Motion by Dahlk to grant variance of 25' from setback requirements and 6' variance from side yard requirements as per finding of fact: 1. No other location is useable because of steep slope of terrain from road to the lake. 2. Condition is unique; other properties have less severe slope or adequate level space. 3. Granting cf variance will not be contrary to public interest or damaging to rights of other persons or property values lb, in the area. Second by Holte, carried. The meeting was adjourned. Oscar Holte, Secretary