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Dane County Board of Adjustment Minutes Page 5 of 11 Ap26,2007 Public Hearing Operations/Public Safety...at least three business days prior to the initial date it proposes to operate the crane at a height exceeding the limits of the HLZO and shall provide the anticipated day(s) and hours of operation of the crane. • Selmer Company will also provide the Airport with a point of contact for someone who will be at the construction site during all periods of crane operation and has the authority to direct the lowering of the crane. • The crane must be lowered to the ground or below the existing tree line when not in use and during the hours between sunset and sunrise. • During operation, the highest point of the crane must be marked with an orange and white checkered construction flag, in accordance with FAA Advisory Circular 70/7460=1K Change 2. Crane operations are limited to daylight hours only. • In accordance with the FAA air space analysis, the crane shall not exceed 120 feet above ground level (AGL). VARIANCES REQUESTED: Needs variance of 59 feet above maximum permitted height shown on the official Dane County Height Limitation Zoning Ordinance map (120 proposed crane height -61 feet height permitted under HLZO). IN FAVOR: Amos Wilde, New London, WI for The Selmer Company OPPOSED: None MOTION: Long/Reynolds to grant a variance of 59 feet from maximum allowable height of a structure permitted within the Dane County Regional Airport Height Limitation Zone to allow temporary construction crane, with five (5) Conditions as listed in the 03/19/2007 letter from Marty Lenss, Dane County Regional Airport Director of Operations/Public Safety. Finding of Fact: 1. The Selmer Company is the contractor for a three-story addition to the east side of an existing building on the Madison Area Technical College Campus at 3502 Anderson Street (intersection with US Highway 51) in the City of Madison. The addition will not exceed the HLZO maximum height. 2. A telescopic construction crane is needed between May 1 and September 30, 2007 to complete this project. 3. Maximum height allowed by the Dane County HLZO in this "cell' is 61 feet. 4. The proposed crane has received FAA"Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation" effective through August 13, 2007 " unless...extended, revised or terminated by the issuing office." Conclusions: 1. Unnecessary Hardship: Lack of a variance would unreasonably prevent the permitted use of the property. 2. Unique Physical Limitations: The property is located in the Dane County Regional Airport Height Limitation Zone. 3. No Harm to Public Interests: Compliance with the Conditions of the Airport Operations/Public Safety Director serves the public interest. Motion carried: 4—0. 5. Appeal #3468. Appeal by Alan Carlson and Karen Carlson for variances from minimum required lot width and minimum required lot area in the Shoreland District, and for minimum setback from road and maximum permitted area of residential accessory building in the R-3 district, as provided by Sections 11.03(1), 10.05(4)(b), 10.17(4) and 10.04(1)(b), Dane County Code of Ordinances, to bring three existing substandard lots into zoning compliance and to permit existing detached garage on a lot without a principal residential use on property located at, West of and across from