HomeMy WebLinkAbout008-937-30-4401-CUP-2019-037 Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration
10610 Main Street,Suite 49
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843
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September 23,2019
CUP q19-037,D.Smith
Notice is hereby given that on September 20,2019 the Sawyer County Zoning Committee approved the
Conditional Use Permit ri19-037;
Town of Edgewater-ft19-037. Derrick Smith,owner;Robert Jewell,agent. Part of the SE%of the SE'/<;
530,T37N,R9W;Parcel q008-93730-4401;40 Total Acres;Zoned Agricultural One(A-1). Permit desired
for the renewal of conditional use permit p16-014 for the location/operation of a non-metallic mineral
extraction including rock crusher and hot mix plant,which was approved at public hearing on July 15,
2003 and most recently renewed on September 16,2016.
Motion to approve the application by Paulsen with conditions:Maintain requirements of NR135,Maintain
operation plan,DNR Chapter 30,and all applicable laws,second by Bassett. Roll call finds:Morgan—yes,
Paulsen—yes,Buckholtz—yes,Bassett—yes,Nyberg—yes. Allinfavor.
Findings of Fact:It would not be damaging to the rights of others or property values. It would not be
detrimental to ecology,wild life,wetlands or shorelands. It would not create traffic or highway access
problems. It would not destroy prime agri�ultural lands.It would be compatible wi[h surrounding uses
and the area.
Any person or persons jointly aggrieved by the decision of the Zoning Committee may commence an
action in the Circuit Court for Writ of Certiorari[o review the legality of the decision within 30 days after
the date of this notice.
K y Marks
Deputy Zoning&Conservation Administrator
CC:Town of Edgewa[er
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Conditional Use Permit Request
STAFF REPORT
Prepared By: Jay Kozlowski, Interim Sawycr County 'Loning & Conservation Administrator
File: # CUP 19-037
Owner:
Darrick Smith
2475 24t" Ave
Rice Lake, WI 54868
Owner/Operator/Agent:
Robert Jewell
PO Box 235
Plain, WI 53577
Property Location & Legal Description:
Part of the SE '/4 SE '/4 530, T37N, R09W; Parcel# 008-937-30-4401 . Property is zoned
Agricultural One (A-1) and is 40 total acres.
Request: Three (3) year renewal of conditional use permit #88-017 for the location of a non-
metallic mineral extraction operation, including rock crusher and hot mix plant. Originally
approved 07/15/88 and most recently renewed on 09/16/16
Project History & Summary of Request
The request is for the renewal of the location of a non-metallic mineral extraction
operation, including rock crusher and hot mix plant. The property is 40 acres and zoned A-1 with
the pit area of approximately 10 acres. The surrounding land use in this area is light agricultural
and residential. The nearest residence other than the owner 1000' away.
The Sawyer County Zoning & Conservation Department currently does not have any
complaints on file for this pit. However, in the past there has been concerns from nearby
residences that it will decrease property values and may be harmful to surrounding waters and
land usage.
The current hours of operation are indicated as SAM — 10 PM with option to operate 24
hours, 3-4 days in a row, as long as the neighbors are contacted with days and hours, Monday-
Saturday. Crushing is to occur 2-3 times per year for 2-4 weeks at a time, likely every other year.
If required, it is proposed that the hot mix plant would operate SAM- l OPM, Monday-Saturday.
Financial assurance has been received for $10,580 and expires in the form of a bond.
Additional information for Conditional Use Permits:
Substantial evidence means facts and information, other than merely personal preferences
or speculation, directly pertaining to the requirements and conditions an applicant must meet to
obtain a conditional use permit and that reasonable persons would accept in support of a
conclusion.
If an applicant agrees to meets all of the requirements and conditions specified in the
county ordinance or those imposed by the county zoning board, the county shall grant the
conditional use permit. Any condition imposed must be related to the purpose of the ordinance
and be based on substantial evidence. The conditions must be reasonable and, to the extent
practicable, measurable. The applicant must demonstrate that the application and all
requirements and conditions established by the county relating to the conditional use are or shall
be satisfied, both of which must be supported by substantial evidence. The county's decision to
approve or deny the permit must be supported by substantial evidence.
Possible Conditions for Approval: (choose from list below) (add or delete from list below)
1 Maintain compliance with NR 135 (reclamation plan)
2 Maintain compliance with Plan of Operation as specified including hours of operation.
3 Maintain compliance with Department of Natural Resources Chapter 30
4 Maintain compliance with all other State or Federal Laws.
Findings of Fact for Approval: (choose from list below)
1 It would not be damaging to the rights of others or property values
2 It would not be detrimental to ecology, wild life, wetlands or shorelands.
3 It would not create an air quality, water supply, or pollution problem.
4 It would not create topographical problems such as run off, drainage, erosion,
flooding, or vegetative cover removal.
5 It would not create traffic or highway access problems.
6 It would not destroy prime agricultural lands.
7 It would be compatible with the surrounding uses and the area.
8 It would not create an objectionable view.
Findings of Fact for Denial: (choose from list below)
9 It would be damaging to the rights of others and property values.
10 It would be detrimental to ecology, wild life, wetlands or shorelands.
11 It would create an air quality, water supply, or pollution problem.
12 It would create topographical problems such as run off, drainage, erosion, flooding, or
vegetative cover removal.
13 It would create traffic or highway access problems.
14 It would destroy prime agricultural lands.
15 It would not be compatible with the surrounding uses and the area.
16 It would create an objectionable view.
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SU8JEC7:Conditional Use Public Hearing Application � , .
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T0:Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration
10610 Main Street Suite 49 ��G�NA�
Hayward,Wisconsin 54843 �
E-mail:kathy.marks@sawyercountygov.org
Owner Name&Address: Derrick Smith
W36564W Cedar Avenue
Birchwood,WI 54817
Phone: 715-296-7393 Email:dsmithexc@gmail.com
Agent Name&Address
Robert W lewell
PO Box 235
Plain,WI 53577
Phone: 608-546-2255 ext.2294 Email:bobj@tkcllc.com
Property description including Parcel Number: Part of the SE X SE 1G,Section 30,T37N,R9W;Parcel 16.1
Pb�CEL t$008-937-3G-�FUO�' �lJTD77�L�¢E�ES•
Permit is desired for:The renewal of conditional use permit N76-014 for the location/operatiojpf a non-metallic mineral
Extraction including rock crusher and hot mix plar*which was approved on September 1`2016.
Date of Public Hearing:September 20,2019
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Signature of property owner required.
The above hereby make application for a conditional use
and the above certify that the listed information and
intentions are true and correct.The above person
hereby gives permission to access the property for
for onsite inspections.
Fee$150.00
Real Property Listing Page http://tas.sawyercountygov.org/system/REAL_PROPERTY/RE...
R2al EStdte Sawyer County Property Listing Property Status: Current
Today's Date: 7/1/2019 Created On: 2/6/2007 7:55:16 AM
i� Description Updated: 3/13/2017 � OwnershiQ Updated: 4/27/2018
Tax ID: 9051 DARRICK D SMITH RICE LAKE WI
PIN: 57-008-2-37-09-30-4 04-000-000010
Legacy PIN: 008937304401 Billinq Address: Mailina Address:
Map ID: .16.1 DARRICK D SMITH DARRICK D SMITH
Municipality: (008) TOWN OF EDGEWATER 2475 24TH AVE 2475 24TN AVE
STR: S30 T37N R09W RICE LAKE WI 54868 RICE LAKE WI 54868
Description: SESE
Recorded Acres: 40.000 � Site Address * indicates Private Road
Calculated Acres: 38.894 16564W CEDAR AVE BIRCHWOOD 54817
Lottery Claims: 0 573N COUNTY HWY F BIRCHWOOD 54817
First Dollar: Yes
Waterbody: Sucker Creek i,..� Propertv Assessment Updated: 6/16/2010
Zoning: (A-1) Agricultural One 2019 Assessment Detail
ESN: 430
Code Acres Land Imp.
G1-RESIDENTIAL 1.000 7,500 96,500
� Tax Districts Updated: 2/6/2007 G4-AGRICULTURAL 39.000 4,900 0
1 State of Wisconsin
57 Sawyer County 2-Year Comparison 2018 2019 Change
008 Town of Edgewater Land: 12,400 12,400 0.0%
650441 Birchwood School District Improved: 96,500 96,500 0.0%
001700 Technical College Total: 108,900 108,900 0.0%
�� Recorded Documents Updated: 4/27/2018
O WARRANTY DEED �� Property History
Date Recorded: 4/26/2018 412081 N/A
O WARRANTY DEED
Date Recorded: 8/20/1973 145064 245/229
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Information in Support of a Conditional Use Permit
for the Marcon Pit
Edgewater Township
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Non-Metallic Mining
(Existing Sand and Gravel Pit)
The Kraemer Company, LLC
820 Wachter Avenue
Plain Wisconsin 53577
2019
The Kraemer Company, LLC ("Kraemcr"), and Derrick Smith{landoweer of the Marcon pit},are seeking a three(3)ycar renewal of a
regular Conditional Use Permit for non-metallic mineral extraction ofan existing sand and gravel pit,crushing and processing operations
(portable plant),and the use of a portable hot-mix asphalt plant. The existing pit is located on land owned by Derrick Smith in the Town
of Edgewater, Sawyer County. An Access Road Agreement was drawn between TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC("TKC"), a wholly-
owned subsidiary of Kraemer, and Derrick Bacha("Bacha") in 2010 now McCabe. Thc original permit was approved on July 15, 1988
and most recently renewed for another three(3)year terrrt on September 20]6.Thc properties arc described as follows:
Marcon-A 10-acre plot in the South one-half of the Northeast One-quarter of the Southeast One-quartcr of the Southeast One-
quarter and the North onc-half of the Southeast Onc-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter,all in
Section 30,Town 37 North,Range 9 West,Town of Edgewatcr,Sawyer County,Wisconsin.
McCabe—The existing access located on the McCabe property in Outlot 3 of Certified Survcy Map#7645 in the Southwcst One-
quarter of the Southwest Qne-quarter,west of CTH F,Section 29,Town 37 fYorth,Range 9 West,Town of Edgewater,Sawycr
County,Wisconsin.
See Figure A-1, Memorandum of Lcase, Figure A-2, Plat Book Location and Figure A-3,Topographic Map Location of the Marcon
Property and the existing sand and gravel pit.
The request far the Conditional Use Permit renewal encompasses roughly 10 acres, of which approximately ]0 acres are currently or
will be disturbed by the mining operation under the original term of the permit. The unused will remain in cropland until such time as
they are needcd and will serve as a buffer between the mining operations and the surrounding landowners.The mining operation consists
of the existing pit,access road,stockpile areas,and future reserves.
In view of the fact that: 1) the land is currently zoned Agricultural-1, 2) an active pit presently exists on the property; 3) signiftcant
amounts of sand and gravel reserves exist on the property;4}markets exist for the mined products in the forrn of state,county,and local
road materials, S) mining represents one of the highesf and best uses of the property and; 6) the location of the property would al,ow
mining to be done in such a manner that harm to surrounding interests would be avoidcd,Kraemen c�reby submits thc following data in
support of the Conditional Use Permit renewal application.
OWNERSHiP AND MANAGEMF,NT DATA
fn 201 I,The Kracmer Company, LLC("Kraemer")created a real estate subsidiary,TKC Real Estate}{oldings, LLC("'fKC"). Owned
and leased real estate is handled by TKC while quarry and gravel pit operations are managcd by Kraemer. Kraemer and TKC are both
headquartered in Plain, Wisconsin. During the construction season, the Company employs over 200 people. The Company and its
subcontractors are fully insured and Kraemer and"I'KC have public liability coverage in excess oi'20 million dollars. Kraemer operates
sand and gravel pits and quarries in over 25 Wisconsin counties. Thus, Kraemer has acquired a great deal of expertise in opening,
operating and restoring pits and quarries and has satisfied the concerns and requirements oFtowns, vilfages, counties and the State of
Wisconsin, including the DepaRment of Natural Resources and the Department of'['ransportation.
As high quality abgregate sources become increasingly scarce,it is Kraemer's in�ention to utilize existing sources to their fullest potential
in an eavironmentally acceptable manner.
OPERATIONS PLAN
�'he operations on the subject site will continue to be handled by Kraemer and entail the mining of sand and gravel and the subsequent
crushing and sizing of it into rnarketable products.
"I'he layout of thc present and planned pit operations is depicted on the �perations Pian Map Figure A-4. The si�e of the future pit
excavation within the perr►�it boundary is expected to be approximately ten (10}acres. Due to the varying nature of the economy and
thc aggregate industry it is difficult to dctermine thc exact lifespan of the pit.
Mining operations at the subject site will consist of sevcral distinctive and probressive stages:
i. C)�erbur�len Remt�val: The overlying topsoil and unsuitable soi!/rock materials (overburden) are removed from the minable
reserves and kept in separate stockpiles for future restoration use. Erosion control measures wil! be implemented as needed on thc
stockpiled material sa as to prevent off site erosion. The area to 6e stripped of topsoil and overburden and thc location of the
associated stockpifed ma[erials are shown in Figure A-4.
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2. ProcessinE Operations:The sand and gravel will bc exlracted along the existing facc ro the zast and the sou[heast once the
overburden has been removed. After extracNoq[he sand and gravel will be crushed and sized into the needed products. Portable
equipment will be utilized[o do any processing. Such equipment will consist of various combinations of crushing and screening
uni[s along with supporting equipment such as front-end loaders,backhoes,bulldozers,trucks,comeyors,etc. Hecause af[he
varying nawre of the aggregate industry,a scale,scale house,and por[ahle sanitary facilities may be placed in Ihe pit as needed.
All equipment will be on site only while needed for ovcr6urden rcmoval and processing operations. A loader may be kept on site
to load customers'trucks and will only be utilized when necessary,
Additionally,renewal approval is requested for the placement of a portablc temporary hot-mix asphall plant on si[e,[o be used on
an"as-necde8'basis.
A[[his lime,there will not bc a need for any water in the processing operations.Any water needed For dust control will be brought
on site.
No extraction will ocwr within[he defined sethacks for County(Class B)and�I'own(Class C)roads.7'he maximum relief of the
undisturbed property rangcs from about 125o to 1280 feeC The pit floor ex[ends xpproximatety 25 feet below the original grade.
Considering the natural setting and topography of the area and the nearest residence dis[ance from the mining operations,Ihe
perception oFdisagrceable or uncomfortable ttoise levels is not anticipated. The area is sparsely populated,wilh the Marcon's 6eing
the closest residerts. The plants will be set at locations grexter than 1000 Feet(rom neighboring dwellings. Potential impacts to
surrounding residents are restricted because the bulk of the operations will take place in the piL "The undisturbed higher ground at
the working face will deflect a large portion of the sights and sounds generated from the piL Noise due to aggregate processing is
variable in nature and thc perception of disagrecable levels depends on the hearer's distance from the source.The monitoring of
noise levels is an ongoing worker safety program and is done on a random unannounced basis bo[h by Mine Safety and Hexlth
Administration(MSIlA)and Krecmer's safety personnel. Some represenlative noise levels in decibels are:
I30 Jet engine(100 feet away)
I 10 Jack hammer
SO tlarleyMororcycle
70 Ruck Crusher
60 Average comersa[ion
10 Whisper
Mining activity a[the pit is nortnally limited[o the spring,summer,and fall construction seasons,but often processing operations
must be done in[he winter lo accommodate[he early spring construc[ion scasons. The number of times a crushing plant and asphalt
plant is within the pit and Ihe duration of each operation are largely dependen[on[he quan[ity and type of product being produced.
Typically,[he crushing plant is in the pit an average oFtwo[o[hree[imes a year for Iwo to four weeks at a time,likely every other
year. Likewise,the hot-mix plant would be used,iCneedcd,for about a two week period.As the demand for aggregatcs in[he area
increues it may be necessary For the crushing plant andlor hot-mix plant to remain in the pit for longer periods of time.Kraemer
proposes to process material Gom 5:00 am to 10:00 pm with the option to operate 24 hours,3-4 days in a row,as long as[he
neighbors are contac[ed with days and hours,Munday through Snturday,as was approved in the 2010 renewal permit.If required,
it is proposed[hat the hot-miz plant would operate Crom 5:00 a.m.until 10:00 p.m.,Monday Ihrough Sa[urday. When artificial
lighting is required,it will only be uscd to illumina�e Ihe work area.
3. Access Rnad: Acecss lo the pit will con[inue[o be along the presen[routing via CTH F Iocated on the eastem side of[he property
on the McCabe property. Dust control measures will be implemenled,if a dust problem along the access road should arise. A
locking gate is ins[alled at the pit entrance for securi[y and to limit access into the pit area.
F.ROSION CONTROL AND RECLAMATION
The materials placed in tempornry orpermanent stockpiles will he shaped m blend with[he sutrounding natural Copography and erosion
conhol measures(seeding,sil[fences,bale checks,etc.)will be implemented as needed un[il such time as permanenl placement,shaping,
and seediag is possibla Seeding and mulching will be done with mixtwes as per the Wisconsin DepaRment of TranspoRation standard
speciFlcations for mulching and seeding,Section 627 and 63Q respectively(Appendix B), "fhe"Wisconsin Construction Site Bes[
Managemen[Prac[ice Handbook"will also be utilized as a guide to control any erosion,as will the recommendations of the Sawyer
County ASCS office. The area ci[ed for crushing and stockpile storage is relatively flat and reduces a potential runoff problem.
Additionalty,this area is permeable and will albw any runot7waters to infiltrate the subs[rate. The surrounding area is vegetated and
provides additional proteaion against fugitive mnofE [f needed,silt fencex and/or hay 6ales will be used to coatrol runoFf.
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Marcon Pmperty 2019
Due to the depth oFthc aquiFer in the area, there is ]ittle to no potential for groundwater pollution from the pit operation. The present
pit operations do not use water and portable sanitary facilities are provided at the site when needed. All fuel storage is above ground
and all waste oil and petroleum products are collected and disposed of offsite as required by state and federal regulations.
Kraemer must abide by the following environmental regulations enforced by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources:
NR l35 Nonmetailic Mining Reclamation
NR 216 Storm Watcr Discharge
NR 400 Air Quality
The Marcon Pit holds a WPDES f'ermit (No. W1-00465 1 1 5-6) with the Wisconsin Department oF Natural Resources. The pit is
intemally drained and therefore the impact to the surrounding surface waters is negligible. nny storm water or melt water that enters
the site will cemain onsite until it evaporates or infiltrates into the pit floor. If offsite drainage of sediment-laden water should occur,
the problem will he fixed immediately with best management practices that may consist of a combination of water diversions, berms,
silt fencing ancUor hay bale check installation. The undisturbed portion of the property drains towards the ponds to the northeast and
northwest of the pit or to the 1ow-lying areas to the south.
In order to successfully complete this operation, Kraemer recogni�cs the importance of site reclamation. Sawyer County has approved
the submitted NR135 Reclamation Plan and a copy is avai(able from the Sawyer County Zoning Department. In addition, a bond in the
amount of$10,580.00 is on file with Sawyer County to guarantee reclamation.
CONTACT INFORMATiON
The Kraemer Company, LLC and
TKC Rcal Estate Holdings, LLC
P.O. Box 235
820 Wachter Avenue
Plain, Wisconsin 53577
(608) 546-2255
(608) 546-2266 (fax)
William Kraemer John Bettinger Joseph Kraemer
President Vice President — Operations Vice President — Sales
IYick Kraemer Robert Jewell Jeff Brenden
Corporate Staff Geologist, P.G. Area Sales Superintendent
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Marcon Nroperiy 2019
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� � tc�p�uil ar:d ovcihurdin +��ilt bc �radrd ��iih sklpes na ate.c�r thun ?;l (horizoatai:verticn
� � ��'�``` � . nira�ures {s�i�h as silt icn�t�. ria� bafes and was�r divtrsionsl K�iil bc in5tallcd, if necrssa
W � . `�, ' .' ina[�ria! ���itl bc scrdcd and mulche� �SromptSy [e� pr�ma�� �•c�etadon. ('he prc�d�et s�ock;
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- - - - - - - campi42r, the 2ad f'hasr tyt rectarnstiun u ill pr�agtc,s south nlpng the rasiern �it ta�;�'. As
— - - - - - - —�► �r� �h� s�ut?�w�'t, ancf '�9i�tir7� Phas�s �, 6 ar:�, 7 arc compl�.�xr; th� 3rci l�h�s� uf' rccI�m:
Sth Phase of reclamation Cunhor sc�i�ch alon,� chu rc�;ainrng ��s�ern �ft t�zcc:, ch� qth Phase �f"re�iamat�iy�l ��.;1! 9txllcr�e
pit Y'a��� arrd the 5th i'ha5� �f'reclartietic�n ti��ilt uccur alon� ;hc south�-rn pit fase. ,is �nini�
� the si���thwc.yt. any rernair.in� pit farrs snd ticx�r ar�ns u i!I bc r��clairn�d, z�s ��iIl 1hc; st�ckp�
� �.�d nc�rti3 at' tht� Icasrtf properry (5th Phas� at°r�tlantaticfn). Atl p'si fa��s u�il! b� stab�Ia�e
f^'�"���``"�� � €ae-sfap�y no steeper than 3:1 {h�+ritontal_vertical). {:>ti�erkaarc9en witl be rcturncd to the pii
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--.r�� � � � msnncr a_� ta ia�cilita[� pr4pe�r sitr draina�,c�. All creatcxl slopes and the �it floor witl th�
E to}asoiL see;.l�d and mulehc;d. Cir�sio� iur.troi measurrs will be tempaearily installed,
� t. � ritrtc��red or.c� th� sitc is c�e[irrr�inc�i tq � st�htc.
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t-2 bultdozers
I-3 scrapers
1-2 backhoes
l-2 haultrucks
Fracessine O�,erations(�11 purts�b[c equi�meot?:
1-2 crushing units(primary, secondary,and tertiary)
1-2 screening units
1-3 surge bins
� 1-2 front end loaders
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1 tool van �/
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1-Z`'°�conveyors/stackers
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DistancP is measured from the resident structure to the nearest potential plant operation in the existing Marcon Pmperty Sand and Gravel Pit.
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3 � st�per itian 3'I (hcxizontal�.vertical) 'I'he�adcA slop�s wi1!be sceded with a seed mixture snnilar[o thnt
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� � topsoil matenel ':'he deptA of lhe overburden cover will depend un�hr availability of materia!unsite
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i graded io facilitate pre-rr,ine drainage pattems to the geatest oalend possi6le 1'hc floor will then�e seede3
� w:th a mixture similar[o that describul above(see l�iandting of Topsoil)or ns recommended by the Sawyer
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wilt thzn Lc rnulchrd according xo the\ACS Muiching StanAard CoAe 48i
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Sep 11 19 02:49p Town of Edgewater 715-354-3101 p.1
Town of Edgewater
County of Sawyer
SUBJECT: tonditional Use Application q29-037
TO: Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration
16530 Mafn Street,Suite#i49
Hayward,Wisconsin 54B43
�-mail:Ica t,hy.ma.r ks@siwyercountygov.org
Owner: Derrick5mith Agent: Robertlewel!
bv15564W Cedar Avenue Phone: 608-546-2255 exttt2294 Email: babj@tkcllc.com
Birchv�ood,W1 54817
Phone: 715-29�-7393
Email: dsmitheNt@gmail.com
Prnperty Description: Part of the SE %of the SE '/.;530,T37N,R9W;Parcel�#608-937-30-4401;40 Tota�Acres;Zoned Agricultural
One(A-I).
Permit desired for the renewal of conditional use permi; tt16-014 for the location/operation of a non-rneiallit rnineral extraction
including rock crusher and hot mix plant,which was approved at public hearing on July 15,20Q3 and most recent3y renewed�n
5eptember 16,Z016.
Publfc Hearing wili be on 5eptember 20,2019 at the Sawyer County Courthouse 830am.
By Action of the Town Board, use is �Approved ( )Tabled ( ) DenEed
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ete Baribeau, Chairrnan Scott Spaeth, Super isor
Bill Zim u er�i
Sep 11 19 02:49p Totivn of Edgewater 715-354-3101 p.2
Dear Soard Members:
Your Tm�m Board decision is an int�ral part of#he decision making process for the Sawyer County 2oning
Committee. The Zoning Committee woutd qke your cooperation in siating the reasor�s or tomments why you
approved,denfed,or tatried the request.
Re: QJPi�19-037;Qerrick Sm1th�Owrler�RpberilewEw�2geltt
Motion by Pet'e Baribeau to apprave the condi#ional use application for Oarrick Smith for the
renewal af the Kramer Pit operation,second by Scott Spaeth and motion carried 3-0.
n�ted t�� rc�-� Qf_ � --�
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Natafie Clemens,C[erk
Office of
Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administra[ion
10610 Main Street Suite#49
Hayward,Wisconsin 54843
(715)634-8288
E-Mail:zone.deputy@sawyercoutygov.org
August 19,2019
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DATE
CUP 19-037;Derrick Smith,owner and Robert Jewell,agent.
Your application for a Conditional Use will be considered at a Public Hearing before the Sawyer County
Zoning Committee on September 20,2019.
This Hearing will begin at 8:30 A.M.in the Sawyer County Courthouse,10610 Main Street,Hayward,
Wisconsin.
It is recommended that either you or a representative be present at the Hearing. A lack of information
about the application may result in unnecessary delay of a decision. Failure to appear may also result in
the denial of[he application.
If it is impossible for you or a representative to be present,please submit a written statement directed to
Ronald Buckholtz,Chairman of the Zoning Committee addressed to this office.The statement should
indude your proposed intentions or purpose of[he request and a description of the general terrain and
surrounding development.Indicate how the proposal would not be contrary to the public interest.
Photographs of the property and surrounding area are encouraged.
Your application will also go before the Town Board for their review. Some townships also have a
Planning Commission.Please contact the Town Clerk,Natalie Clemens at 715354-7747 or email at
info@townofed¢ewater.com for the day and time of the Planning Commission and Town Board meetings
for your attendance or the attendance of your agent.
PLEASE NOTE:If approval is granted,a permit may be required. Land Use Applications may be obtained
from the Zoning Office or our website.
Kathy Marks
Deputy Zoning&Conservation Administrator