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Dane County Water Resource Engineering Division DINAP - "Do I NEED A PERMIT" General Information: REVISED ON 11/03/2020 BASED ON ADDITIONAL Date of Contact: 10/28/2020 INFORMATION Caller/Contact: Jay Jones- Burke Truck & Equipment Phone #: (608) 825-9788 Landowner: jsame) Phone #: (608) 695-4623 Contact Email: jo n es@b u rketru ck.corn Project Address: 5337 Reiner Rd Location(Municipality): Town of Burke Section: 23 1/4: SE of SE Parcel#: 0810-234-9520-4 Project Description: Proposing--4144 sq.ft. new building, a mix of new impervious and redeveloped impervious areas. Footprint is in shoreland zone;Areas totaling 1,450 sq.ft.will need to be converted to pervious to prevent requirement for additional permits. Property has added impervious building area since 2001; Total site: proposed net increase of impervious of 593.7 square feet Planned Size of Disturbance: 2,524 ft2 Planned Size of New Impervious: Net 593.7_ft2 Water Resource Engineering Division Response: Based On Information Above the Project:❑✓ DOES* DOES NOT Require a Permit Determination Made by: DAN ❑JDB JAS ❑JAH ❑JRT ❑AJM ❑JRR Type of Permit Required: ❑Erosion Control ❑✓ Shoreland Erosion Control ❑Stormwater Management ❑Disturbance >4000 ft2 ❑ Excavate/Fill> 400 yds3 ❑ Disturbing 100' of ditch/channel 0 125'Long new access road/driveway ❑ Subdivision Plat/CSM ❑ 20,000 ft2 New Impervious areas ❑✓ Shoreland Zone Disturbance ❑ Other: Basis for Determination: REVISED: Owner states that some impervious surfaces were installed prior to 8/22/01; this negates the requirement for a stomiwater management permit at this time-however, 1,450 sq.ft.impervious MUST be converted to pervious areas. Disturbed areas for this structure and removing impervious areas to convert to pervious,will be approximately 2,524 sq.ft. land disturbance. A shoreland erosion control permit,stamped by a Professional Engineer,is required before any work occurs,and must include areas being converted. Permit determination is based upon the information provided by caller/landowner on the date of contact. Changes in project size, scope or location may trigger changes to permit requirements. It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure all required permits have been obtained prior to commencing work.