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February 1, 2006 <br />Norbert Scribner <br />Land Division Review <br />RE: Parcel 0908-284-8040-8 correct illegal parcel status. <br />I want to rezone to fulfill land division and ordnances. I want to comply with the county and to <br />correct the illegal parcel status in anyway I can. I do not think this will affect density statistics, <br />since it is one house replacing another. <br />This property has been in the family for several generations. The history of this 40 acre parcel <br />that in the 1864 the Lamberts came over from Germany and made this their homestead. It was <br />my great -great grandfathers, passed to his son, then his son, then my mother, then me. Then in <br />the 1940's Hwy P redirected its route and cut straight through this 40 acre farm. The buildings <br />were on the east side of the parcel, and the house remained on the west side and Hwy P divided <br />the two. Since then the buildings on the east were taken down and made into farmland. I put <br />up a 90x90 horse facility on the west side and that became my livelihood. I did some rezoning <br />for that in 1994, so I thought all was ok with parcel/zone. I left my state job to pursue my <br />dream of working with the land and animals. <br />The house was lifted up and poured basement under it in 1967, so there is always some <br />water/light coming through where the house meets the concrete. The basement leaks, causing <br />mold, doors and windows are rotten and need replacement along with the roof, since most of <br />windows/doors are original, they are lacking any efficiency. I would like to be further away <br />from Hwy P because now that I have a 2 year old, I see the traffic closer than ever. <br />I would like to keep the foundation of the house and convert it to a shed/shop to store the <br />bobcat/lawnmower/sprayers and other farm equipment. <br />I now have the opportunity to work with my close personal friend Wayne Acker, to build a <br />new house to replace this one. <br />We started the process by going to Bob Lee, Chairman of the town of Dane, to make sure <br />everything was ok with the town and then started to obtain permits; I called electric, gas and <br />wanted to make sure everyone had plenty of time. I thought all was ok, until I got the attached <br />letter from Norm Scribner. <br />Sincerely, <br />Terri L. Karls (Helt) <br />6781 Hwy P <br />Dane, WI 53529 <br />608-849-9522 <br />Cel1698-5745 <br />