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• <br /> G / e <br /> s r �Lt-r� <br /> ZONING CaMMIT1i E -- April 10, 1984 <br /> Milford and I own a century farm in the Town of Blue Mounds. I lived and worked <br /> on the farm for more than 30 years prior to our divorce November 21, 1983. Milford <br /> still lives on the farm. It was in good faith that Milford and I tried to follow <br /> through with the Court Order in the management and division of our joint farm <br /> property. <br /> I have obtained certified copies of the Court Order from the Clerk of Circuit Court, <br /> Cynthia Fokakis, identifying the property determination by the Court. The Court <br /> records describe the properties as follows: <br /> Parcel A: approximately 3 acres of land located next to <br /> Dane County Highway E in the Southwest corner <br /> of the Thompson Farm located South of Highway <br /> 18 and 151. <br /> Parcel B: approximately 5 acres of wooded land located at <br /> the south end of that part of the Thompson Farm <br /> which is South of Highway 18 and 151. <br /> Farmette: House, out-buildings, and approximately seven <br /> (7) acres as shown on the attached map. <br /> The Court Order specified all parcels be surveyed. This has been done and the <br /> actual acreage is as follows: <br /> Parcel A: Three acres of cropland. <br /> Parcel B: 5.41 acres of wooded land. <br /> Farmette: 11.94 acres (approximately 4 acres are building site and <br /> the balance is permanent pasture, all partially wooded) . <br /> Upon completion of the surveys, joint application was made for zonhRg. The Court <br /> did not specify the zoning designations. The Court did specify the size of the <br /> parcels; the Court did specify the need for surveying; and, the Court did specify <br /> the number of parcels -- there are three parcels. Parcels A and B were not large <br /> enough for agriculture zoning and, after conferring with the Dane County Zoning <br /> Department, we requested RH-1'for Parcels A and B and A-2 for the Farmette. <br /> he a,-,d <br /> I talked to our Town Clerk in January (this year) and at that time, weAnderstood <br /> the Court action took precedence and the normal zoning processes would not be <br /> necessary. (This was also the understanding of the Court Order by our attorneys <br /> and by Mr. Scribner) . <br /> 1 - <br />