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rage c Dane County Board of Adjustment February 18, 1972 zoning. The only question before us is the stay order, OPPOSED: Peter Miller present owner of two farms involved; stated that Mr. Parks the Town Building Inspecter had seen him on a Sunday and informed him that Browndale should have a permit for their remodeling but that there was no hurry in obtaining it, TOWN BOARD: Gene Skaar, the Board feels that the stay order should be issu:d as this has progressed far enough without the Town Boards consent. Chairman Erickson entertained a motion to restrain or not to restrain Browndale from moving any children into the homes. H. Dahlk stated that he thought that the residents of the Town of Cottage Grove had a right to be hegrd on this matter and made the motion that the stay be inforced as advised by the Corporation Counsel, second by Holte, Carried. Attorney Glesner made the request that the March 3, 1972 hearing be held at a later date as he had to be out of the city at that time. There was no objection by Attorney Schneider but he stated that the Town Board would have to approve. New date will be determined. \,/ #165. Appeal by N. D. Oberg from denial of a permit for a sign on a parcel of land located in the SWki SWi of Section 25, Township of Albion. Permit Denied because location is too close to an intersection. IN FAVOR: N. D. Oberg; the sign has been at this location for at least forty years and is a landmark. It is used as a guide for directions by bus drivers, St. Joseph's School, the local dairy bar, and others. Fir. Oberg presented a petition with fifty some signature in favor of the sign. A location farther to the South would be blocked by trees, OTHERS IN FAVOR none OPPOSED: none TOWN BOARD: not present The Hearing was closed. #165. Decision was' held pending measurements to be taken at the location. #166. Motion by Dahlk to grant a 11' variance, second by Holte, carried. The meeting was adjourned. Oscar Holte, Secretary • I