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WETLAND DELINEATION REPORT Waunakee Veterinary Service a) 5636 County Road V Project #: 20200415 November 3, 2020 4.o Conclusion Heartland completed a wetland determination and delineation within the Waunakee Veterinary Service — 5636 County Road V site on October 23, 2020 at the request of Waunakee Veterinary Service. Fieldwork was completed by Scott Fuchs, Environmental Technician. The Study Area lies in Section 16, T9N, R9E, Town of Vienna, Dane County, WI. One (1) wetland area was delineated and mapped within the 3.74-acre Study Area. The wetland, which may be classified as a shallow marsh with a farmed wet meadow fringe, totals approximately 1.78 acres within the Study Area. Wetlands and waterways discussed in this report may be subject to federal regulation under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), state regulation under the jurisdiction of the WDNR, and the local zoning authority. Heartland recommends this report be submitted to the USACE and WDNR for final jurisdictional review and concurrence. Review by local authorities may be necessary for determination of any applicable zoning and setback restrictions. Heartland recommends that all applicable regulatory agency reviews and permits are obtained prior to beginning work within the Study Area or within or adjacent to wetlands or waterways. Heartland can assist with evaluating the need for additional environmental reviews, surveys, or regulatory agency coordination in consideration of the proposed activity and land use as requested but is outside of the scope of the wetland delineation. Experienced and qualified professionals completed the wetland determination and delineation using standard practices and professional judgment. Wetland boundaries may be affected by conditions present within the Study Area at the time of the fieldwork. All final decisions on wetlands and their boundaries are made by the USACE, the WDNR, and/or sometimes a local unit of government. Wetland determination and boundary reviews by regulatory agencies may result in modifications to the findings presented to the Client. These modifications may result from varying conditions between the time the wetland delineation was completed and the time of the review. Factors that may influence the findings may include but not limited to precipitation patterns, drainage modifications, changes or modification to vegetation, and the time of year. Solutions for people, projects, and ecological resources. Page 12