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• <br /> DANE COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT <br /> :'JOB I,t.. .,a! e,ral C.ma Man: :,e ;`,1 ,.'.'/GS i': 60t1 • 7rIG • :S't:.r, 1 ?bid • 20 • 3:(1', msnairport.rorn <br /> D A N <br /> January 20, 2016 couNT <br /> REGIONAL <br /> AIRPORT <br /> Scott Schroeckenthaler MA D I S C I <br /> Zoning Inspector <br /> Dane County Zoning Division <br /> 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. <br /> Department of Planning and Development <br /> Room 116, City-County Building <br /> Madison, WI 53703-3342 <br /> Re: Permit Application under §78.06 Dane County Ordinance <br /> Crane, Fairway Mortgage <br /> N43-08-57.20W89-17-40.60 <br /> Dear Mr. Schroeckenthaler: <br /> Below are the conditions the Airport requests the Zoning Administrator establish for <br /> issuance of the permit. <br /> CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO CRANE, FAIRWAY MORTGAGE PERMIT: <br /> (1) Applicant shall comply with all conditions and recommendations set forth in <br /> the Determination Letter regarding Federal Aviation Administration Aeronautical Study No. <br /> 2015-AGL-16329-OE. <br /> (2) Prior to erecting the construction crane, applicant shall provide the on duty Airport <br /> Operations Supervisor, Dane County Regional Airport (office: 608.246.3397, cell: <br /> 608.235.1001), with the name and telephone number of an individual(s) having authority <br /> over operation and placement of the crane while it is on the construction site and, upon <br /> request, shall arrange a meeting between Airport staff and the contractor that will be <br /> operating the crane. <br /> (3) Applicant shall, at least three days before the crane height will reach 1,131 feet MSL, <br /> provide notice to Airport Operations. <br /> (4) At all times the highest point of the crane shall be marked during daylight hours with <br /> an orange and white checkered construction flag measuring at least three feet by three <br /> feet, and with a red obstruction light, with a minimum intensity of 32.5 candela, from two <br /> hours before sunset until two hours after sunrise and during periods of reduced visibility. <br />