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HOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - Minutes March 22, 1979 Page 2 2. Zoning Ordinance provision of 10 foot side yard provides 20 feet between buildings. If this variance were to be granted and another building was constructed on the adjacent property to the East, the result would be only a 13 foot distance be- tween buildings and would offset any advantage to a greater distance between the buildings on the West side. 3. Vast improvement to property or non-use of property which is not as a result of the Zoning Ordinance cannot be construed to be a hardship. CONCLUSION: a. Unnecessary hardship not proven. Motion carried. Appeals held in abeyance. #754. Hanson & Wiedenfeld, filling shoreland area. Section 22, 23 Town of Westport. • Letter from Department of Natural Resources Engineering, expressing no objection, was read. Motion by Voges second by Purcell to grant the Special Exception permit with conditions: 1. Bulkhead (dock line) shall be established as per Department of Natural Resources permit. 2. Fill shall be deposited in area specified by the plan submitted. Fill shall be leveled to the existing contours outside of the 852.6 contour line. 4ril; 3. Only clean fill material shall be used as per Department of Natural Resources specifications included in the bulkhead (dock line) permit. 4. Fill shall be seeded with fast growing grasses to prevent silta- tion or erosion. 5. Inspection by the Dane County Zoning Department shall be requested upon completion of the project. Motion was carried. Schwahn voting no. #755. Kolberg; Special Exception for building site preparation and relocation of berm Lot #197, East Hill Addition Belmar - Section 5, Fitchburg. S.C.S. review of project was discussed. Chairman Dahlk requested Mr. Kolberg to present his revised, finalized, plans. Mr. Kolberg stated that, with the exception of minor revision of decks and building loca- tions to meet yard requirements, the plan was final. Construction of buildings, landscaping, etc. could be staggered to provide a minimum of erosion and optimum control. R. Johnson, area resident, urged the Board to specify explicit control factors if they decided to issue the permit. Motion by Schwahn second by Purcell to grant the Special Exception Permi. with conditions: 1. A revised soil erosion plan shall be submitted which satisfies S.C.S. concern as expressed in the review of March 13, 1979 by Glen Kinderman, item 6, 10, and "overall" statement. C