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-• <br /> STAFFORD, ROSENBAUM, RIESER t3 HANSEN <br /> rr <br /> Mr. Myron Bacon, Chairman <br /> March 27 , 1985 <br /> Page 2 <br /> The deed restrictions covering accessory uses allow for <br /> and, in fact, require the racetrack owners to provide adequate <br /> parking. The problem once again is whether allowing "parking" <br /> includes allowing people to set up tents, tent trailers, and <br /> other sleeping accommodations, to have campfires, and remain in <br /> the parking area overnight for sleeping and/or partying purposes. <br /> Therefore, this definitional issue must be addressed. <br /> Secondly, if the racetrack facility can provide <br /> overnight vehicular parking, and if this means it can also permit <br /> persons staying overnight in the parking area, then this would in <br /> essence make the speedway a "campground. " Under section <br /> 10 .01 (11) of the Dane County Ordinance, a campground is a parcel <br /> of land " . . . used for the purpose of supplying overnight living <br /> accommodations to the public by providing designated areas for <br /> the placement of trailers, tents, buses, automobiles or sleeping <br /> bags. . . . " <br /> If "parking" means vehicles only and no people except <br /> to drop off and pick up the vehicles, then there would not be a <br /> •roblem. <br /> ill <br /> Doti COOW t <br /> • <br />