5556 Twin Lane Road

Marshall, WI 53559

(608) 837-6688

FAX (608)-825-4864

The enclosed packet of papers is to help you through the process of rezoning, conditional use permit application and land divisions. Dane County Ordinance Chapter 10 governs zoning and conditional use permits. The process can be divided into the following steps:

• Preliminary Plans $20.00 Due with completed application.
• Rezone Petition $200.00 Due prior to Public Hearing.
• Conditional Use Permit Request $100.00 Due prior to Public Hearing
• Certified Survey Map Review $100.00 Due prior to Board Meeting about CSM
• Rezone and CSM Review at same Board Mtg $250.00 Due prior to Public Hearing
• Park Fee $600.00 per Residential Dwelling Unit

Name: Phone:

Address:

2. OWNER (if different than Applicant)

Name: Phone:

Address:

Current Zoning: Parcel Number: Parcel Size:

Parcel Address: Soil Type:

Current use: Residential Cropland Other (explain)

4. ACTION REQUESTED (Circle requested change & complete the information.)

A. Zoning change from to for acres.

B. Conditional Use Permit for acres.

C. Land Division (describe)

D. Driveway access: existing _ new access needed

5. WRITTEN STATEMENT providing the following information must be attached to this

form. a.) Proposed use of the property to be rezoned.

b.) A time schedule for development.

c.) Reasons why the property is suitable for the proposed use.

6. DRAWING OR MAP of the parcel must be included with this form. Include as much detail

as possible. All current and proposed structures, sewage systems and roads must be shown.

7. ADDRESSES OF NEIGHBORING LAND OWNERS List the names and addresses of surrounding land owners.

8. A fee of $20.00 must be submitted with this form.

9. I hereby certify that the information provided on this notice is true and correct. I understand that failure to provide all required information shall be grounds for denial of my request.

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List the names and addresses of surrounding landowners within 500 feet of your property. They will be notified of the Plan Commission hearing for the requested change(s).

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1. Applicant - List the name, address, and phone number of you, the person completing this form.

2. Owner - If the owner of the land is different than the applicant, list the owner's name, address and phone number.

3. Location and Description of Land - List the parcel number, total parcel size, address of parcel, soil type and a brief description of the parcel.

4. Action Requested - Circle the (A, B, C and/or D) of the action requested and provide information needed.

5. Written Statement - Include a statement answering a. b. and c.

6. Drawing or Map - complete as described.

7. Addresses of Neighboring Land Owners - List the names and addresses of surrounding land owners. They will be notified of the hearing for the requested change(s). (Reverse side of application.)

8. A fee of $20.00 - is due when this form is filed with the clerk. (check payable to the Town of Sun Prairie).

9. Sign and Date form when completed.

Preparation for Town Board Meeting The following items should be reviewed by the applicant in order that your plans comply with town ordinances and land use plans. Please be prepared to discuss.

a. Lot size minimum of 40,000 sq. ft. (approximately 1 acre).

b. Lots must front on and have access from a public road.

c. Joint driveways may be required to protect the public safety and traffic capacity of

public roads from traffic conflicts of consecutive driveways.

d. Roads or driveways shall avoid crossing agricultural land to reach non-farm

development. Flag lots (long driveways) will be discouraged.

e. Discourage use of lands defined as "prime agricultural land" on the USDA soil survey

map.

f. Such development shall be located so that it will not impact or limit neighboring farm

operations.

Additional factors to consider:

1. Zoning and current use of neighboring property.

2. Town Ordinance prohibits cul de sac and dead end roads.

3. The Board may deed restrict a conditional use permit, commercial, business or similar

zoning to the specific use requested.

4 Any special features of the proposed use, parcel of land, etc. e.g. drainage easements,

potential erosion problem, need to gain additional road dedication, etc.

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The Town of Sun Prairie follows Dane County Ordinance on Zoning requirements and procedures. The following is an abbreviated listing of the various zoning districts and permitted uses. A more complete listing is available at the business office or from Dane county zoning.

R-1A Residential - lot size is one acre or more. One single family home can be built

R-3A Residential - allows one duplex, or a single family home. Minimum lot size is 40,000 sq. ft.

RH-1 Rural Homes - has 2 acre minimum lot size and allows one animal unit for each full acre. One home can be built on this parcel.

RH-2 Rural Homes - has a 4 acre minimum lot size and is otherwise the same as RH-1 district. One home can be built on this parcel.

RH-3 Rural Homes - is most appropriate for parcels from 8 to 16 acres. It allows one home and keeping of animals at one animal unit per full acre owned.

RH-4 Rural Homes - is most appropriate for parcels of more than 16 acres. One home and the keeping of animals is allowed as in the other RH districts.

A-1 Exclusive Agriculture - is intended for parcels of 35 acres and over with the intent of preserving farmland. A single family residence is permitted.

A-2 Agriculture - agricultural uses on parcels of less than 35 acres and to provide low density land uses compatible with agricultural and other rural uses. Single family residence is permitted. Conditional uses include: mineral extraction, boarding stables, kennels, transmitting towers as well as others.

A-B Agriculture Business District - is for those uses which are commercial in nature; are associated with local agriculture production; require a rural location due to extensive land area needs and do not require urban services.

B-1 Local Business - retail businesses and services that do not include manufacturing or assembly of items or product.

C-1 Commercial - Retail and service uses including but not limited woodworking shops machine shops and assembly plans, retail and service uses.

C-2 Commercial - Major repair of motor vehicles, sales of new and used motor vehicles, repairs, storage and service of contractor's equipment, bulk fuel storage, sales and storage of lumber and building material, slaughterhouses, meat processing, utility services and a variety of other commercial services. All uses permitted in the C-1 district can occur in C-2 without limitation as to size.

LC-1 Limited Commercial - General, mechanical and landscape contracting businesses and buildings used in connection with such activity. Storage of construction equipment. Outside storage of materials or supplies used by a contractor in fulfilling his contracts and not offered for sale to a user or consumer.

CO-1 Conservancy District Permitted uses include: hunting,fishing, trapping, sustained yield forestry, grazing, propagation and raising of game animals, fowl, fish. Harvesting of wild crops such as marsh hay, ferns, moss, berries, tree fruits and tree seeds.

RE-1 Recreational District Permitted uses include: Recreational facilities including but not limited to golf courses, driving ranges, tennis courts, archery ranges and baseball diamonds, provided that if located outside of a building they shall not be lighted to operate during the hours of darkness.

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