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t <br /> -if <br /> ti <br /> t Dane County Planning and Development Department <br /> _r = Room 116,City-County Building,Madison,Wisconsin 53703 <br /> 4.17 Fax (608) 267-1540 Planning <br /> (608)266-4251,Rm.116 <br /> Records&Support <br /> (608)266-4251,Rm.116 <br /> June 24, 2016 <br /> Zoning <br /> Greg Rice (608)266-4266,Rin. 116 <br /> 1902 Skyline Dr <br /> Stoughton, WI 53589 <br /> (delivered via email: Greq(a�emi-mgmt.com) <br /> Dear Greg, <br /> Attached is a density study report you requested for property owned by the Herman and Julie Tiedeman Family <br /> Trust in section 29 of the town of Pleasant Springs. The property is located in an Agricultural Preservation Area <br /> as identified in the town's Comprehensive Plan. The density of development in these areas is limited to one lot, <br /> residence, or non-farm use (aka "split", or "density unit") per 35 acres of contiguous land owned as of June 6, <br /> 1978. The property was owned by the Tiedeman family and remains in the same configuration today as it was <br /> in 1978, totaling approximately 72 acres. <br /> Under the town's density policy, the property was originally eligible for a total of two (2) possible <br /> splits/homesites. As we've discussed, the town counts all residences toward the density limitation. As noted on <br /> the attached density study, the property remains eligible for 1 possible split in addition to the existing farm <br /> residence. <br /> It's my understanding from our discussions that you are interested in parceling off the existing residence onto a <br /> smaller parcel and eventually creating a parcel for a new homesite for your family. This proposal sounds <br /> reasonable, provided any new residential development satisfies the town's siting criteria. <br /> Please note that this density analysis does not guarantee town or county approval of a particular land division, <br /> rezone, or development proposal. The Town of Pleasant Springs Plan Commission and Board of Supervisors <br /> review all applications to rezone property or create new parcels of land, and apply interpretations, standards <br /> and criteria as set forth in the town comprehensive plan to guide their decisions. Such standards include <br /> considerations for soil type, environmental features, site characteristics, proposed location of driveways and <br /> utility extensions, and proposed lot size and location. In addition, all zoning changes are subject to County <br /> Zoning Committee, Board, and Executive approval. A copy of this density study is being forwarded to the town <br /> of Pleasant Springs for their records. <br /> If you have any questions about this density analysis, please feel free to contact me by phone at 267-2536 or <br /> by email at allan(cr�countyofdane.com. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Majid Allan <br /> Senior Planner <br /> cc: Town of Pleasant Springs <br />