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Rezoning Request for Philip and Holly Marx,Town of Roxbury <br /> Purpose: New home site for Phil & Holly's daughter, Teyanna Loether, and her husband <br /> Tyler Loether. Parcel number: 090705485003. Rezone from A-1(EX) to RH-1, <br /> approximately 3 acres to be rezoned. Upon approval of rezoning,this acreage would be <br /> sold and transferred into Tyler and Teyanna Loether's name. <br /> Phil and Holly own a farm of approximately 210 acres in size, of which the 3 acres <br /> proposed for rezoning is a part of. The 210-acre farm is a working grain and livestock farm <br /> of which Phil and his son Nathan Marx operate. The property surrounding the 3 acres is <br /> currently utilized for agricultural production of cash crops (corn,wheat, alfalfa, soybeans, <br /> and vineyards).A horse pasture is adjacent to the lot. <br /> Tyler and Teyanna are Sauk Prairie natives, and have recently relocated back to Prairie du <br /> Sac in anticipation of building at the home farm. It has always been Teyanna's dream to <br /> raise children on the farm she grew up on. The entirety of this farm is contained within a <br /> trust that will eventually be transferred to their children, Nathan Marx and Teyanna <br /> Loether. The farm will remain in agricultural production. <br /> Meetings have been held with the Town of Roxbury Planning Commission, and on <br /> Wednesday,August 10th, the proposal for rezoning was approved. The Roxbury Town <br /> Board reviewed the approval and request on Monday,August 15th, and gave permission to <br /> apply for rezoning through Dane County. <br /> Time Schedule: Upon approval of the rezoning request, Tyler and Teyanna are on <br /> schedule to dig the basement in December with the home being built through the winter <br /> and completed in the spring. Ganser Construction of Prairie du Sac is the contractor <br /> currently in discussions of home plans with the Loethers. <br /> Home site: The proposed home site sits on a Seaton soil classification of SmC2. It is near a <br /> pond/marsh, but the home will be built more than the required 75ft away from the <br /> shoreline. Land and Water Conservation has been contacted, and applications for <br /> Stormwater Management and Erosion Control are being drawn up by an engineer. <br /> Driveway: The driveway to the proposed home site will sit on an existing roadway and will <br /> be 983 ft. in length,with the required ownership of 66 ft. in width included. The drive is <br /> currently utilized for access to approximately 14 acres of vineyards that Wollersheim <br /> Winery manages. Phil and Holly Marx have entered into a long-term lease agreement with <br /> Wollersheim, and they rent the land from the Marx family in order to maintain the <br /> vineyards for production. The drive that is included in this lease will have an easement that <br />