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1 1 The primary concerns would be to prevent a scar on the scenery and protecting the waterway to the south from silt-laden run-off . Petition 4751 - CUP 837. The comments and concerns are basically the same as for CUP 836, with additional emphasis on protection of the waterway which feeds Vermont Creek and protection of the views from the highway. CUP 838. This proposed quarry site is gently sloping farmland in an agricultural preservation area of the Town of Verona. The soils are rated as "prime" for agricultural production by USDA standards. If the need for the borrow for road construction is justified, the extraction should be limited to as small an area as possible and returned to agricultural production when the highway project is completed. CUP 839. This is an extension of an existing quarry site in the Town of Bristol . It should be: 1 ) limited to use on the Highway 151 project, and 2) a reclamation plan be implemented to restore the site at the termination of the project . Petition 4752. This existing residential lot is part of Burke Limited Service Area, which was added in 1986. The purpose of the limited service area is to provide sewer service to existing development and not to encourage extensive urban development . The general area is low density residential with highway-related commercial along the north and south edges of the mapped area. If parking semis can be Justified in the opinion of the committee, it should be specifically limited to no more than two vehicles. Petition 4756 - CUP 841 . This proposed art and craft sale site is in an existing garage in an agricultural preservation area of the Town of Dane. The relevant policy is: "Only such commercial and Industrial as is needed to support existing agricultural activities, where it will not result in environmental degradation or conflict with farming operations will be allowed. " Art and craft sales generally are not considered agriculturally related. In addition, Coyle Road has six existing houses, thus making It a predominantly residential street . The proposed use is at the far west end of Coyle Road; thus all traffic generated by this use must pass all the homes coming in and going out to Highway 113. CUP 842. This proposed silage pit Is in an agricultural preservation area in the Town of Sun Prairie. While handling silage is a normal farming activity, this material is delivered from the canning company in trucks, and later redistributed to area farmers by trucks. The proposed pit and holding pond are adjacent to the applicant 's farm buildings, but there is a non-farm residence across the highway on the small lot to the northeast . Other houses are approximately 1/4 mile away. With conditions controlling leachate retention and disposal , plus limiting trucking hours, this use may be made compatible. . 2