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junk is actually used in the conduct of such permitted business enterprise,and that all such junk is at all times stored in an enclosed building on the premises, thereby securing it from public view. Section 10.20(1)(6) of the DCCO states that junk,as defined in this chapter,may be stored on any premises used chiefly for residential purposes, provided that it is stored solely for eventual use on the premises,and that all such junk is at all times stored in an enclosed building thereby securing it from public view. Section 10.255(2)(m) Revocation of a Conditional Use Permit. If the zoning committee finds that the standards in subsection 10.255(2)(h) and the conditions stipulated therein are not being complied with,the zoning committee, after a public hearing as provided in subsections 10.255(2)(0 and (g),may revoke the conditional use permit. Appeals from the action of the zoning committee may be as provided in subsection 10.255(2)6). This letter serves as notice that your property is in violation of the DCCO.All miscellaneous junk items and unlicensed and/or inoperable vehicles must be stored within an enclosed building or removed from the property. If this is not completed by December 9,2016,citations will be issued against the property owner each day in violation. This letter also serves notice that you are in violation of Conditional Use Permit No. 2092,made effective on December 16,2008.The CUP allows for a maximum of two vehicles for repair to be stored outdoors. I counted fourteen vehicles parked near the accessory building.To be in • compliance,all but two vehicles,and all other automotive items, have to be removed from the area of the accessory building. Due to the zoning violations against this business on this property,and the fact that your business has been transformed into a full time operation, CUP No. 2092 will need to be reintroduced to the Dane County Land and Regulation Committee. Satisfying the requirements noted above would weigh heavily in your favor. Your cooperation is appreciated in this matter. Sincerely, • Patrick M-Klinkner Dane County Zoning Inspector 608-266-9082 cc: Vicki Anderson,Town of Springdale Clerk Patrick Downing,Dane County Supervisor,District 30 Roger Lane,Dane County Zoning Administrator 210 Martin Luther King Jr.Blvd.••City-County Bldg,Room 116+Madison,WI 53703-3342.7•Phone:608.266.4266'A Far.608.267.1540