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401 voil 6 <br /> o = ; :- Dane County Planning and Development Department <br /> - Room 116,City-County Building,Madison,Wisconsin 53703 <br /> ° ' ,A Fax (608)267-1540 <br /> e <br /> April 17, 2017 Ply ing <br /> (608)266-4251,Rm. 116 <br /> Nicole James Properties, LLC Records&Support <br /> (608)266-4251,Rm. 116 <br /> RE: Shoreland Zoning: Teardown Rebuild SFR, Landscaping, Zoning <br /> walkway. (608)266-4266,Rm. 116 <br /> Parcel: 0610-053-7111-6 <br /> Shoreland Permit Number: DCPSHL-2017-00024 <br /> Thank you for submitting your application for a shoreland zoning permit to allow the <br /> teardown and rebuild of a single family residence, repair of ice heave damage and the <br /> placement of a walkway within the vegetative buffer zone. After reviewing the submitted <br /> plan I have determined that the intensity of development will require a shoreland erosion <br /> control permit as well as a shoreland mitigation permit. These permits are approved and <br /> issued by Dane County Land and Water Resources. <br /> This determination has been based on a lot area of 8,920 square feet within 300 ft of Lake <br /> Waubesa. The calculated existing impervious surface ratio is 30.4% or 2,715 square feet. <br /> The proposed development will result in an impervious surface ratio of 41.6% or 3,715 <br /> square feet. Increases to impervious surface ratios in excess of the existing impervious <br /> surface ratio require shoreland mitigation. <br /> Conversion of impervious surfaces to pervious is the only form of mitigation that will be <br /> acceptable since the existing development is already over 30% impervious. Any new <br /> impervious in excess over the existing impervious surface ratio needs to be treated by an <br /> engineered stormwater device capable of infiltrating 90% average annual rainfall. This <br /> requires treating at least 1,000 square feet of impervious surface. <br /> No topographic changes are permitted within 5 feet of property lines, unless excepted by <br /> the Zoning Administrator. <br /> Prior to issuance of a shoreland zoning permit for the proposed residential development <br /> the following conditions must be satisfied: <br /> 1. Obtain an approved shoreland erosion control permit. <br /> 2. Obtain an approved shoreland mitigation permit. <br /> 3. Submit a revised site plan showing that no portion of the structure encroaches into <br /> the average required setback back from the OHWM(59.85 feet). <br /> 4. Remit Shoreland Zoning Permit fee of$150.00. <br />