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t•—•-0...,„.........„..........„ ba:+ ger [guide Veterinary Services Box;2258,Janesville WI 53547 ph W8,754,1888 4 712 Katie Ct,Cambridge 53523 ph 508,423.3555 April 7,2016 Proposed Use of Property located at 924 Hillside Road,Edgerton WI The property consists of a single family dwelling and three out buildings.The out buildings include a 3,700 square foot horse barn with 14 stalls,a 7,200 square foot indoor riding arena and a 3,500 square foot heated shop. The intended property use includes- • Utilize the single family dwelling as our primary residence. • The horse barn would be renovated.The number of stalls would be reduced from fourteen to eight.The remaining space in this barn would be utilized to perform examinations and medical/surgical procedures on horses. • The indoor riding arena would stay essentially as is and would be utilized as a sheltered area to examine horses when they are performing.Approximately one-third of this building would be used for indoor storage of hay,feed,bedding and waste manure. • The heated shop would be renovated and approximately 50%of the building would be utilized for reception,administrative offices,medical supply and drug storage and vehicle storage. • Utilize a small portion of the open land to construct two to four small turnout paddocks.These paddocks would be constructed of wood and stained a dark brown color. • The area devoted to equine veterinary practice would be enclosed by a wooden security fence to greatly reduce the opportunity for a horse to escape and run free in the neighborhood. The out-buildings would house Badger Equine Veterinary Services,Inc.This veterinary practice provides health care to horses in the south-central Wisconsin and north-central Illinois region.The practice includes 4—5 equine doctors and 10 support staff,performing 3,700 patient visits per year.Seventy-five percent of patient visits occur at horse owner's farms;925 would occur at this facility annually;about 15-20 per week.Most of these visits would involve the horse owner transporting the horse to the facility,examinations and/or procedures performed over a short period of time and the horse would be discharged.We anticipate only 10%of patient visits would result in a horse remaining at the facility over-night. Operations at this facility would commence in the first quarter 2017. Respectfully submitted; Scott A.Spaulding DVM Dedicated to the Life and Love of your Horse ! www. badgervet. com