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Rezone/CUP
Rezone/CUP - Type
Rezone
Petition Number
04880
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Deerfield Township
Section Numbers
27, 28
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111111r 111111th.. <br /> 014 '''' Dane County Regional Planning Commission <br /> 1111111 •'I4I II� Room 523, City-County •Building, •Madison, •Wisconsin 53709 Tel. 608/266-4137 <br /> le Ck <br />■ <br /> Orqk <br /> on 1l <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> TO: County Zoning and Natural Resources Committee <br /> FROM: Thomas L. Smiley, Director of Community <br /> and Regional Development Planning <br /> DATE: October 23, 1990 <br /> RE: Petition 4880 - Town of Deerfield <br /> We have talked to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation District Design <br /> Chief who indicates the discussion of the Highway 73-Simonson Lane <br /> intersection has been discussed since early 1986. They are now In the process <br /> of preparing specifications for contracts and have chosen the alternative of <br /> leaving the access to Simonson Lane In place. While the access is steep (10- <br /> 12%) , he says it meets safety standards for town roads. <br /> It would seem that If Simonson Lane could continue Its function of serving the <br /> two houses for a few years, It would give the village time to complete the <br /> necessary public works priorities. This would allow this area to urbanize <br /> from north to south, extending streets and utilities from the existing village <br /> infrastructure. <br /> To proceed with unsewered development would mean urbanization from south to <br /> north at a much lower density. Unless it Is very carefully designed, it would <br /> be very difficult and expensive to provide urban services in the future. Once <br /> new houses are built on unsewered lots, new homeowners are very opposed to the <br /> costs of urban services after they have invested in individual systems. <br /> The proposed unsewered development may provide a short-term solution for <br /> Simonson Lane, but it may be causing many longer term problems. That is why <br /> there is a policy against approval of unsewered development in urban service <br /> areas. <br /> TLS: lel <br /> cc: Joan Weckmueller , Supervisor , District 37 <br /> Fred Nelson, Chair , Town of Deerfield <br /> Don Osterlie, President , Village of Deerfield <br /> RPC <br />
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