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OFFICE TELEPHONE 90&84&3800 TOWN OF VIENNA Office of Clerk 5270 NORWAY GROVE ROAD- DEFOREST, WIS. 53532 May 19, 1992 MAY 2 2 1992 Dane County Zoning Dept. Attn: Mr. William Fleck RE City-County Building, Rm 1 1 6 ZUNi NQ OIV, �' 9 Madison, Wisconsin 53709 Dear Mr. Fleck, The Vienna Town Board held a public hearing for conditional use permit application #987 as part of the May 18th Town Board meeting. The Town had earlier submitted conditions suggested at earlier meetings on the zoning request for the property. A discussion with Mr. Norb Scribner reveiled some items from the original list in need of change or clarification. Those changes were made and a new list submitted for consideration at the public hearing. The changes were: 1 ) Item number three (Strickly zoned for silage pit and no other use) - was deleted because it was addressed with the zone change. 2) Item number two (Town has the power to shutdown operation ect. )- was modified to read that the Town will request that the operation be shutdown with violations. 3) Item number 7 of the original was rewritten to clarify what should be inspected and the word "qualified" was added to the wording "independent professional engineer". The meeting also asked that one condition be added. That condition was that a review could be held and a public hearing schedualed after one year of operation for the purpose of allowing change for items number four and six of the new conditions requested. This change was requested with the understanding that a higher vegatable by-product amount my be found acceptable and that the number of inspectionp required each year may be found not needed and excessive. It was also understood that conditions could not become more strict unless mandated by D.N.R. requirements, conditions should not be relaxed now and -without experience, and that yearly review may allow more equity to the permit holder upon positive results. After considerable discussion and complete and mutual agreement was reached between the permit applicant and the concerned area residents to the enclosed conditions. The Vienna Board voted three in favor and none opposed to ask for approval with the attached conditions.