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r 4. tt B. As stated previously, it has been a goal of DNR to provide C., recreational facilities at urban areas. The site of this proposed c , park is probably the last available combination of large pieces of land available on Lake Mendota. C. The land is owned by the State. D. DNR has met with local residents and officials and has the approval of the Town of Westport. E. Some farm buildings have been removed from the site. F. There will be only one entrance-exit for the park. It will necessitate reconstruction of the access off County Highway M to conform to County requirements. G. Electrical service, now above ground, will be put underground by the electric utility and will serve the park. A sanitary sewer line extends through the site, roughly parallelling the shore line, and will be used by some of the buildings. Other buildings, too far from the sewer line, will have septic systems. Water will be supplied from wells. Heating fuel will be oil. H. There are Indian mounds on the land in an area that will not be developed. They will not be disturbed. I. Wetlands in the northeast part of the site will be left in their natural state. J. Future construction might include additional picnic areas, - additional parking and trails. K. Wisconsin Environmental Protection Act. A full environmental impact statement was written in 1975, and approval was obtained. III. SPACE REQUIREMENTS Per Requirement Per Concept Space Net Grosse . 767NASF 883GSF Park Visitors' Entrance Station 800 + NASF 4148NASF 4588GSF Bath House 2400 ± NASF 605NASF 777GSF Fish Cleaning Station Area Not Given 4353NASF 4462GSF Service Building Area Not Given The Bath House concept area includes vending area, a sheltered deck and open deck areas. These were considered when the program was written but were thought of as area adjacent to the building. In this concept a wood deck is considered part of the building. -2-