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1 • Town of Cottage Grove Plan Committee Meeting April 22, 1992 Present: M. Kindschi, K. Christoph, J. Peterson, S. Querin-Schulz, K. Hampton M. Kindschi, acting chairperson, called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. K. Hampton read the March 25, 1992, meeting minutes. K. Christoph moved to approve. J. Peterson, second. Carried. Brett Yeager Mr. Yeager requested rezoning from Al to R1 for 5 acres. He presented information regarding the construction of a single family home. Silvan Kurt provided information on farm use in the area regarding animal units and possible odor problem. Another resident spoke in opposition to the rezone stating that there would be road problems when wet, problems with home in the proposed location. Mr. Yeager agrees that R1 zoning may be incorrect and should be changed to something else. ' He would buy thirty acres with a provision to buy an additional 5.27 acres to add to the lot size, making it a total of 35.27 acres in size. S. Querin moved to deny the request because it doesn't fit Policy #1 and #3 on page 4 of the Town Land Use Plan. K. Christoph, second. Carried. Ellery Jensen Mr. Jensen requested rezoning from Al to R1 for .08 acres. Lot #1 is zoned R1. Land is mostly treeline. Will add the .08 acres to Lot #1, making it 24,500 feet. Will make Lot #1 a more buildable lot and comparable to other sites in acreage. Several residents stated that they had no opposition to the change. J. Peterson moved to recommend approval as an unsewered development district, C&F, page 9. S. Querin-Schulz, second. Carried. Thomas Russell Mr. Russell requested rezoning from Al to S/B R1A for 1.136 acres. Rezoning the farm house and garage and-one outbuilding from farm. Will have a shared well. Debbie Ubelohde-Lanher spoke in opposition to the 85 foot field access will reduce value of adjacent land. She asked why he would sell house without the well. He also has junk cars stored on the property. Mr. Russell responded that he is in the process of moving the cars out. The well is large enough for both uses and will have a well agreement. If the 85 foot access is added to the lot, Ms. Ubelohde-Lanher would withdraw her opposition. Lot size is now 1.67 acres.