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• Dane County Agricultural, Environment and Land Records Committee May 4 , 1987 Page Two 3 ) A preliminary site plan for such property showing possible locations for six ( 6) additional four-story buildings and related parking (Exhibit C) . Exhibits B and C are provided for informational purposes only. The undersigned desires to construct some version of the two buildings depicted on Exhibit B but plans have not been finalized and consequently approval is sought with the understanding that changes to this site plan will be made. Based upon very prelimi- nary discussions which we have had with an architectural/ engineering firm, it appears that the roof elevation for the building on the top of the hill would be 140 feet and for the building at the base of the hill, 85 feet. As to Exhibit C, this site plan depicts only additional possible building sites. Conditional use permits for these sites are not being requested at this time. Although there are no current plans to construct the buildings and parking areas shown on Exhibit C, this site plan is attached to provide the committee with a greater understanding of the developmental potential of this property. A conditional use permit for all of the B-1 and C-1 districts within the Nob Hill Property would greatly facilitate the deve- lopment of this property. The Nob Hill Property has enormous potential as a site for an office park. The top of the hill, proposed as a site for one four-story building, provides a superb view of both the City of Madison skyline and the surrounding conservancy areas . Building sites surrounding the hill provide good views of the surrounding conservancy areas while, because of the varied terrain and expan- sive conservancy area, remaining relatively sheltered from public view. Allowing the construction of a four-story office building on the top of the hill will provide for maximum use of the superior view the site offers . Allowing construction of a four- story building in the area surrounding the hill will allow more space to be devoted to maintaining the park-like setting which this property has to offer . Further, because of the seclusion which this site offers, the construction of four-story office buildings should have minimal impact upon the surrounding properties. In considering this application, the undersigned asks the commit- tee to keep in mind that this property is in an area very suitable to expansion. The property is already zoned for office building use; it is located near downtown Madison; and finally, access to the site will improve dramatically as the state completes its plans to extend the frontage road from Rimrock Road to Industrial Lane. The undersigned requests that this application be placed on the agenda for the committee hearing scheduled for June 9, 1987. If