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LETTER OF AGREEMENT ---<r/t) il between • TOWN OF VERONA and THOMAS H.DEGENHARD T • Thomas H.Degenhardt, 1917 Range Trail . Verona, WI , states that he has been granted Dane County Board approval of Zoning Petition s No. 4081 to rezone from the A1-Excl . (ag. ) district to the LC-1 (limited commercial ) district a four-tenth ( . 4) acre portion of his residential property located at 1917 Ran,_e T rail . Town of Verona. _rona. t He further states that he has submitted Zoning Petition. No. 4121 to said parcel rezone the remainder of aid pa. el 20 more or less acres) to the(20 .,. RH-4 (rural homes) district. The purpose of the LC-1 rezoning is to `° allow parking and storage of no more than six trucks used in his roofing construction business (Degenhardt Home improvements, Inc. ) and to allow storage of materials and supplies used in connection with the same busi ness. Storage of materials and supplies will be confined to the interior of a 0 'x 4n storage building situated on the rezoned LC-1 portion of the property, with outside storage of • materials occurring occasionally on a temporary, seasonal basis. Zoning Petition No. 4081 as amended by Dane County requires that Thomas H. Degenhardt-dt file a covenant with the Dane County Register of z Deeds to restrict to six (6) items the storage of construction equipment used in operating his contracting business and to restrict the storage of materials and supplies to the interior of the building except for temporary seasonal outside storage. It is the Verona Town Board 's opinion that these restrictions address many of the legitimate concerns expressed by area residents at town plan • commission and board meetings on September 24 and October 6, 1987. The restrictive covenant required by Dane County, however , does not address the concern expressed by residents and officials that arlcroval of restricted LC-1 zoning in a residential area may harm the long-term interests of the Town of Verona if the restrictions are violated or removed , or if the restricted LC-1 zoning encourages the use of unrestricted C-1 and C-2 (commercial ) zoning in areas of the town that are predominantly residential in nature. Recognizing this concern, Thomas H. Degenhardt has indicated his willingness to submit a petition to rezone the LC-1 portion of his property to the appropriate residential district if the use and/or present ownership should cease at any time in the future. DEG161987 cf 2 RECEIVED ZONING DIV.