HomeMy WebLinkAbout008-937-30-4401-CUP-2016-014 Office of
Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration
10610 Main Street,Suite 49
Hayward,Wisconsin 54843
(715)634-8288
September 19,2016
Dear The Kraemer Co.,
Notice is hereby given that on September 16,2016 the Sawyer County Zoning Committee approved the
following application:
CUP#16-014,Ronald&Eileen Marcon,The Kraemer Co.,lessee
Town of Edgewater—Ronald&Eileen Marcon;The Kraemer Co.,lessee. The SEl/4 SE1/4;530,T37N,
R09W; Parcel p008-937-30-4401;40 total acres.Zoned Agricultural One(A-1); Doc.k145064. Permit is
desired for the three(3)year renewal of conditional use permit#88-017 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 renewed most recently July 19,2013.
With these Condition:Owner must maintain compliance with the requirements of NR 135 Non-metallic
Mining,Reclamation and Sawyer County Ordinance for Non-metallic Mining Reclamation.
Findings of Fact: It would be compatible with the surrounding uses and the area. It would not destroy
prime agricultural lands. It would not create traffic or highway access problems.
Any person or persons jointly aggrieved by the decision of the Zoning Committee may appeal the decision
to the Sawyer County Board of Appeals to review the legality of the decision within 30 days after the date
of this notice.
Kathy Marks
Deputy Zoning&Conservation Administrator
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County of Sawyer
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SUBJECT: Conditional Use Application—Renewal Q�,
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TO: Sawyer County Zoning Administration ` �UL 20 2p16 `
10610 Main St. Suite 49 ' ' "`����
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843 �a`�;�;*-,� u� ����Y
ZCNIUG��ti���iSTRATION
Owner: Ronald and Eileen Mazcon; The Kraemer Co., lessee
Address: 16564W Cedar Ave Birchwood, WI 54817
Property description: Part of the SE '/< SE '/<, 530, T 37N, R 9W; Pazcel .16.1
Vol& pg no of deed & survey: Warranty Deed # 145064
Acreage and lot size: 40 acres
Property is zoned: Agriculture One (A-1)
Permit is desired for: The three (3) yeaz renewal of conditional use permit #88-017 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 renewed most recently July 19, 2013.
Anticipated length of presentation(circle one): <15 min. / 15-30 min. />30 min.
Date of Public Hearing:
Ju}y-}�5;�6t6 5 e'�C. Ilo, 2o I (o .
8:30 A.M.
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f�0 �de�c �d S �P�` � �� Signature ofproperty owner required.
�l.F�1N Wr ��57 7 The above hereby make application for a conditional use.
The above certify that the listed information
and intentions aze true and correct.
The above person/s hereby give permission
for access to the property for onsite inspections.
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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
2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Conditional Use Permit Application
Ownership and Management Data 1
Operations Plan
1. Overburden Removal 1
2.Processing Operations Z
3.Access/Haul Roads Z
Erosion Control Z
Contact Information 3
Appendix A Figures
Figure A-1 Copy of Lease Documents
Figure A-2 Sawyer County Plat Book Location of the Marcon Property
Figure A-3 Topogaphic Location of the Marcon Property
Figure A-4 Operations Plan Map
Appendix B Wisconsin DOT Standard Specifications
Section 627 Mulching
Section 630 Seeding
The Kraemer Company,LLC Marcon Property
The Kraemer Company, LLC ("Kraemer"), and Ronald M. and Eileen J. Marcon, husband and wife ("Marcon"), are seeking a three
(3)yeaz renewal of a regular Condi[iona] Use Permit for non-metallic mineral extraction of an existing sand and gravel pit, crushing
and processing operations (portable plan[), and the use of a portable hot-mix asphalt plant The existing pit is located on land owned
by Ronald and Eileen Marcon 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 Schenker. The
origival permit was approved on July l5, 1988 and most receutly renewed for another[hree(3)year term o�June 2013. The properties
aze described as follows:
Marcon - A 10-acre plot in the South one-half of the Northeast One-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter of the Southeast
One-quarter and the North one-half of the Southeast One-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter,
all in Section 30,Town 37 North,Range 9 West,Town of Edgewater,Sawyer County,Wisconsin.
Bacha —The existing access located on the Bacha property in Outlot 3 of Certified Survey Map #7645 in the Southwest One-
quarter of the Southwest One-quarter,west of CTH F,Section 29,Town 37 North,Range 9 West,Town of Edgewater,Sawyer
County,Wisconsin.
See Figure A-1, Memorandum of Lease, 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 £or the Conditional Use Permit renewal encompasses roughly 10 acres, of which approximately 10 acres are currentty or
will be disturbed by the mining operation under the original tertn of the permit. The unused will remain in cropland until such time as
they aze needed and will serve as a buffer between the mining operations and the surrounding landowners. The mining operation
consists of the eatisting pit,access road,stockpile azeas,and futiue reserves.
[n view of the fact that: l) the land is curre�tty zo�ed Agricultura]-t, 2) an active pit presently exists on the property; 3) sig�ificant
amounts of sand and gravel reserves exist on the property; 4) mazkets exist for the mined products i� [he form of state, county, and
local road materials, 5) mining represents one of the highest and best uses of the property and; 6) the location of the property would
allow mining to be done in such a manner that harm to surrounding interests would be avoided, Kraemer hereby submits the following
data in support of the Conditional Use Permit renewal application.
OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT DATA
In 2011, The Kraemer Company, LLC ("Kraemer") created a real estate subsidiary, TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC ("TKC").
Owned and leased real estate is handled by TKC while quarry and gravel pit operations aze managed by Kraemec Kraemer and TKC
are both headquartered in Plain, Wisconsin. During the construction season, the Company employs over 200 people. The Company
and its subcontractors aze fully insured and Kraemer and TKC have public liabiliry coverage in excess of 20 million dollars. Kraemer
operates sand and gravel pits and quarries in over 25 Wisconsin counties. Thus, Kraemer has acquired a great deai of expertise in
opening operating and restoring pits and quarries and has satisfied the concerns and requirements of rowns, villages, counties and the
State of Wisconsin, including the Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Transportation.
As high quality aggregate sources become increasi�gly scazce, it is Kraemer's intention to utilize existing sources to their fullest
potential in an environmentally acceptable manner.
OPERATIONSPLAN
The operations on the subject site will continue to be handled by Kraemer and entail the mining of sand and gavel and the subseqoent
crushing and sizing of it into mazketable products.
The layout of the present and planned pit operations is depicted on [he Operations Plan Map Figure A-4. The size of the future pit
excavation within the pertnit boundary is expected to be approximately ten(10) acres. Due to the varying nature of the economy and
the aggregate industry it is difficult to determi�e the exact lifespan of the pit.
Mining operations at the subject site will consist of several distinctive and progressive stages:
L Overburden Removal: The overlying topsoil and unsuitable soiUrock materials (overburden) are removed from the minable
reserves and kept in separate stockpiles for future restoration use. Erosion control measures will be implemented as needed on the
stockpiled material so as to prevent off site erosion. The area to be stripped of topsoil and overburden and the location of the
associated stockpiled materials are shown in Figure A-4.
The Kraemer Company,LLC 1 Marwn Property
2. Processine Onerations: The sand and gravel will be extracted along the existing face to the east and the sou[heast once the '
overburden has been removed. After extraction,the sand and gravel will be crushed and sized into the needed products. Portable
equipment will be utilized to do any processing. Such equipment will consist of various combinations of crushing and screening
units along with supporting equipment such as front-end loaders, backhoes, bulldozers, trucks, conveyors, etc. Because of the
varying nature of the aggregate industry, a scale, scale house, and portable sanitary facilities may be placed in the pit as needed.
All equipment will be on site only while needed for overburden removal 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 portable temporary hohmix asphal[plant on site,to be used on
an"as-needed"basis.
At this time,there will not be a need for any water in the processing operations. Any water needed for dust control will be brought
on site.
No extraction will occur within the defined setbacks for County(Class B)and Town (Class C)roads. The maximum relief of the
undisturbed property ranges from about 1250 to 1280 feet. The pit floor extends approximatety 25 feet below the original grade.
Considering the natural setting and topography of the azea and the nearest residence distance from the mining operations, the
perception of disageeable or uncomfortable noise levels is not anticipated. The azea is sparsely populated, with the Marcon's
being the closest residents. The plants will be set at locations greater than 1000 feet from neighboring dwellings. Potential
impacts to surrounding residents are restricted because the bulk of the operations will take place in the pit. The undisturbed
higher gound at the working face will deflect a large portion oF the sights and sounds generated from the pit. Noise due to
aggregate processing is variable in nature and the perception of disagreeable 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 both by
Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) and Kraemer's safety personnel. Some representative noise levels in decibels
are:
130 Jet engine Q 00 feet away)
1]0 Jack hammer
80 Hazley Motorcycle
70 Rock Crusher
60 Average conversation
]0 Whisper
Mining activiry at the pit is normally limited to the spring summer,and fall construction seasons,bu[often processing operations
must be done in the winter to accommodate the early spring construction seasons. The number of[imes a crushing plant and
asphalt plant is within the pit and the duration of each operation are lazgely dependent on the quantiry and type of product being
produced. Typically,the crushing plant is in the pit an average of two to three times a year for two to four weeks at a time, likely
every other year. Likewise, the hot-mix plant would be used, if needed, for about a two week period. As the demand for
aggregates in the area increases it may be necessary for the crushing plant and/or hot-mix plant to remain in the pit for longer
periods of time. Kraemer proposes to process material from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm with the option to operate 24 hours, 3-4 days in
a row, as long as the neighbors are contacted with days and hours, Monday through Saturday, as was approved in the 2010
renewal permit. If required, it is proposed that the hot-mix plant would operate from 5:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m., Monday through
Saturday. When artificial lighting is required, it will only be used to illuminate the work area.
3. Access Road: Access to the pit will continue to be along the present routing via CTH F located on the eastem side of the
property on the Bacha property. Dust control measures will be implemented, if a dust problem along the access road should arise.
A locking gate is installed at the pit entrance for security and to limit access mto the pit area.
EROSION CONTROL AND RECLAMATION
The materials placed in temporary or permanent stockpiles will be shaped to blend with the surrounding nahual topography and
erosio� control measures (seeding, silt fences, bale checks, etcJ will be implemented as needed until such time as permanent
placement, shaping, and seeding is possible. Seeding and mulching will be done with mixtures as per the Wisconsin Department of
Transportation standazd specifications for mulching and seeding, Section 627 and 630, respectively (Appendix B). The "Wisconsin
Construction Site Best Management Practice Handbook" will also be utilized as a guide to control any erosion, as will the
recommendations of the Sawyer County ASCS office. The area cited for crushing and stockpile srorage is relatively flat a�d reduces a
potential runoff problem. Additionally, this area is permeable and will allow any runoff waters to infiltrate the substrate. The
surrounding azea is vegetated and provides additional protection against fugitive runoff. If needed, silt fences and/or hay bales will be
used to control runoff.
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TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC PAIJLA CHISSER
REGISTER OF DEEDS SAV#YER COUNTY, 41dI
MEMORANDUM OF 12/13/2012 10:O�Ah1
REC FEE_ 3t7.00
LEASE TRAfdSFER: 3.00
THIS MEMORANDUM OF LEASE is being recorded PAGES 2
for the purpose of giving public notice of the existence of that
certain Lease Agreement dated December 4, 2012 (the "Lease"),
by and between Ronald M. and Eileen J. Marcon, husband and
wife (the "Lessor"), and TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC (the
"Lessee"), concerning the following real property owned hy the
Lessor (the "Property"):
The South One-half of the Northeast One-yuarter of the
Southeast One-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter and the _
North One-half of the Southeast One-quarter of the Southeast �
One-quarter of the Southeast One-quarter of Section 30, T37N, �
R9W, Edgewater Township, Sawyer County. Name and Return Address
TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC
820 Wachter Avenue
P.O. Box 235
Plain, WI 53577-0235
008-937-304401
Parcel Identification Numbers
This document is a lease of less than 99 years and not a
conveyance per Wis. Stat. § 77.21(1).
1 . Term of Lease. Lessor has leased the Property to Lessee, for the initial term
commencing on January 2l, 2413 and ending on January 21, 2018 (unless sooner terminated
pursuant to the terms of the Lease).
2. Automatic Renewal. This Lease shalI be extended for one (1} additional 5-year
term unless either party, at least thirty (30) days before the expiration date, shall serve notice on
the other by certified or registered mail of such party's intention not to extend this Lease.
3 Ri�ht of First Refusal. In the event that Lessor contracts to sell the premises
during the initial or any renewal term of this Lease or for a period of two (2) years following the
termination of this Lease, Lessee has the right to match any bona fide Offer to Purchase on this
property and shall have sixty (60) days thereafter to match the terms of said contract and to close
on the terms and conditions and within the time frame set forth in said contract.
4. Incorporation of Lease. The Lease is unrecorded and is herein expressly
incorporated by reference. This notice is being recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds,
Sawyer County, Wisconsin to provide notice on the record of the existence of the Mineral Lease.
Any conflict between this Memorandum of Lease and the Lease shall be governed by the terms
of the Lease. Other terms and conditions that are contained within the Mineral Lease should be
reviewed with the Lessor and/or Lessee prior to any property transfer.
5. Upon expiration of this lease, Lessee shall have the continuing right to remove
Lessee's stockpiled material for a period of time not to exceed Two(2)years.
6. Addresses of Lessor and Lessee. Lessor and Lessee are located as follows:
Lessor: Ronald M.and Eileen J.Marcon
16564 West Cedar Avenue
Birchwood,WI 54817
Lessee: TKC Real Estate Holdings,LLC
820 Wachter Avenue
P.O.Box 235
Plain,WI 53577-0235
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,this Memorandum of Lease has been executed as of the day
and year first above written.
Dated this 10`h day of December,2012.
TKC REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS,LLC
By:G�v ..�-_._.
William raemer,Manager/Member
STATE OF WISCONSIN )
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COUNTY OF SAUK )
Personally came before me this 10`�'day of December,2012 the above named William J.
Kraemer,being Manager/Member of TKC Real Estate Holdings,LLC,to me known to be the
person who executed the foregoing instrument nd acknowledged the same.
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Richard J.Marino
Notary Public,Sauk County,Wisconsin
My Commission expires:07/17/2016
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TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC PAULA CHISSER
REGISTER OF DEEDS SAU�YER COUNTY, WI
MEMORANDiJM 08/27/2015 06:50AM
REC FEE : 3�D . �l�
TRANSFER : 6 . �0
TI3IS MEMORANDUM OF ACCESS ROAD
AGREEMENT is being recorded for the purpose of giving
public notice of the existence of that certain Access Road PAGES �
Agreement dated July 22, 2015 (the "Agreement"), by and
between Gorden L. and Gloria A. Schenker, husband and wife
("Owner"), and TKC Real Estate Holdings, LLC (the "TKC"),
conceming the following real property (the "Property"):
The existing access road to the so-called Marcon Pit located on
the Schenker property in Part of NWSW & SWSW Outlot 3 a
CSM 30/346 # 7645, west of CTH "F", Section 29, T.37N., �
R.9W., Town of Edgewater, Sawyer County, Wisconsin. -
Name and Return Address
TKC Real Estate Holdings, LL,C
820 Wachter Avenue
P.O. Box 235
Plain, W[ 53577-0235
008-937-29-3209
Parcel Identification Numbers
1. Term of A�reement. TKC has leased the Property for the initial term
commencing on October 15, 2015 and ending on October 14, 2020 (unless sooner terminated
pursuant to the terms of the Lease).
2. Automatic Renewal. This agreement shall be extended for one (1) additional 5-
year term unless either party, at least thirty (30) days before the expiration date, shall serve
notice on the other by certified or registered mail of such party's intention not to extend this
Agreement.
3. Incorporation of A�reement. The Agreement is unrecorded and is herein
expressly incorporated by reference. This notice is being recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds, Sawyer County, Wisconsin to provide notice on the record of the existence of the
Agreement. Any conflict between this Memorandum and the Agreement shall be governed by
the terms of the Agreement. Other terms and conditions that are contained within the Agreement
shou(d be reviewed with the Owner and TKC prior to any property transfer.
4. Addresses of Parties. Owner and TKC are located as follows:
Owner: Gorden L and Gloria A. Schenker
636N County Highway F
Birchwood, WT 54817
TKC: TKC Real Estate Holdings,LLC
820 Wachter Avenue
P.O.Box 235
Plain,WI 53577-0235
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,this Memorandum has been executed as of the day and year
fvst above written.
Dated this 10"'day of August,2015.
TKC REAL ESTATE HOLDING5,LLC
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tl-iiiiam l_- 'racmer,Manager az�d Presiuent
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Personally came before me this�"'day of 201�the above named William J.Kraemer,
being Manager and President of TKC Real E�Holdings,LLC,to me known to be the person
who executed the foregoing instrument and ackn ledged the same.
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`�Rich rd J.Marino
Notary Public,Sauk County,Wisconsin
My Commission expires:07117l2016
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APPENDIX A
FIGURES
Due to the depth of the aquifer in the area, there is little 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 135 Nonmetallic Mining Reclamation
NR 216 Storm Water Discharge
NR 400 Air Quality
The Marco� Pit holds a WPDES Pertnit (No. WI-004651 IS-3) with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The pi[ is
intemally drained and therefore the impact to the surrounding surface waters is negligible. Any storm water or melt water that enters
the site will remain onsite until it evaporates or infiltrates into the pit floor. If offsite drainage of sediment-laden water should occur,
the problem will be fixed immediately with bes[management prac[ices that may consist of a combination of water diversions, berms,
silt fencing and/or hay bale check installation. The undisturbed portion of the property drains towards the ponds to[he northeast and
noRhwest of the pit or to the low-lying areas to the south.
In order to successfully complete this operation, Kraemer recognizes the importance of site reclamation. Sawyer Counry has approved
the submitted NR135 Reclamation Plan and a copy is available from the Sawyer County Zoning Departrnent. 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 Real 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 VicePresident—Operations VicePresident—Sales
Richard Marino Robert Jewell Nick Kraemer
Vice President-Real Geologist, P.G. Area Sales Superintendent
Estate Services
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FIGURE A-1
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APPENDIX B
Wisconsin Department of Transportation Standard Specifications
(Section 627:Mulching and Section 630:Seeding)
Section 627 Mulching
627.7 Description
�,� This section describes furnishing, placing, and anchoring a mulch cover, usually in connection with
seeding the surfaces of the roadway.
627.2 Materials
�,� Mulching material consists of straw or hay in an air-dry condition,wood excelsior fiber, wood chips, or
other suitable material of a similar nature that the engineer approves, and is substantially free of noxious
weed seeds and objectionable foreign matter.
�z� If using tackifer, the department will prequalify it before use. Select tackifiers from the department's
erosion control product acceptability list(PAL). The contractor may obtain a copy of the PAL and the
prequalification procedure for products not on the PAL from the department.
627.3 Construction
627.3.1 General
c,� Unless directed othervvise, place the mulch on the specified area within 2 days after completing the
seeding.
�z� The contractor shall not perform mulching during periods of excessively high winds that might preclude
proper mulch placement.
�a� Place the mulch loosely or open enough to allow some sunlight to penetrate and air to slowly circulate,
but thick enough to shade the ground, conserve soil moisture, and prevent or reduce erosion.
�n� Maintain the mulched areas and repair all areas damaged by wind, erosion, traffic,fire or other causes.
627.3.2 Placing
�,� The contractor may perform the work as specified in one of the following ways: Method A, Method B, or
Method C, or a combination of the 3, unless a specific method is specified in the contract.
627.3.2.1 Method A, Netting
�,� Uniformly spread the mulching material over the designated areas to a loose depth of 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches.
Use a specific rate of application; dependent on the character of the material, that results in a cover
conforming to the requirements specified above in 627.3.1. Loosen or make fluffy the mulch material from
compacted bales before spreading in place. Unless direded othervvise, begin mulching at the top of the
slopes and proceed downward.
�z� Securely anchor straw or hay muich by using engineer-approved netting anchored to the ground with
pegs or staples to prevent it from floating as the vegetation grows. Instead of this anchorage, the
contractor may secure mulch by heavy biodegradable twine fastened by pegs or staples to form a grid
with 6 to 10 feet spacing.
�s� The contractor may use department-approved erosion control mats, listed in the PAL, instead of
separately applying mulch and netting.
627.3.2.2 Method B,Tackifier
�,� Treat straw or hay with a tackifier, blow from a machine, and uniformly deposit over designated areas in
one operation. Place straw or hay unifortnly over the area 1!2 to 1 inch deep, using 1/2 to 3 tons of mulch
per acre. Mix and place tackifier according to the PAL. Within the above limits, the engineer will
determine, on the job, the application rate of the mulch and the tackifier, and the engineer may vary the
rates during mulching to produce the desired results. Use an engineer-approved machine to place the
mulch that blows or ejects by constant air stream a controlled amount of mulch and applies a spray of
tackifier to partially coat the straw or hay, sufficient to hold together and keep in place the deposited straw
or hay. The contractor may apply the tackifier as an overspray in a separate operation after placing the
straw or hay.
iz� Apply wood fiber, wood chips, or similar material with engineer-approved blowing machines, or other
engineer-approved methods, that place a controlled amount of mulch uniformly over the area 1/2 to 1 1/2
inches deep. Treat areas receiving wood chip mulch,with one pound of available nitrogen per 1000
square feet before or after applying the chips.
�a� Throughout the process, feed the mulch material into the blowing machine to produce a constant and
uniform ejection from the discharge spout, and operate in a position to produce mulch of uniform depth
and coverage.
EHecfive with the December 2015 Letting 411 2076 Standard Specifications
627.3.2.3 Method C, Crimping
�,� Spread[he straw or hay mulch uniformly over the designated areas to a loose depth of 1/2 to 1 1/2
inches, using 1/2 to 3 tons of mulch per acre, by blowing from a machine, as specified in Method B, or by
other engineer-approved methods.
�z� Immediately after spreading, anchor the mulch in the soil by using a mulch crimper consisting of a series
of dull, flat discs with notched edges. Space the 20 inch diameter discs at about 8 inch centers. Equip the
crimper with a ballast compartment to allow adjusting the weight for depth control.
�3� Impress the mulch into the soil 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches deep in one pass of the crimper. The department will
not allow mulch crimpers to operate on slopes so steep that damage to the mulch, seedbed, or soil
occurs. Anchor the mulch on these areas by one of the following methods: Method A or Method B. Equip
and operate tractors to minimize disturbing or displacing the soil. This process may require more than one
pass of the crimper to ensure adequate anchoring of the mulch.
�a� The contractor shall not use Method C if it cannot impress the mulch to a minimum of 1 1/2 inch.
627.4 Measurement
�,� The department will measure Mulching acceptably completed by the square yard or by the ton,whichever
the contract specifies.
�z� If ineasured by the square yard, the measured quantiry equals the number of square yards of surface
area that the contractor applied the mulch.
�ai If ineasured by the ton, the measured quantity equals the number of tons of mulch provided, placed, and
acceptably completed.
�a� Tackifiers or nitrogen used for treating mulch are incidental to the cost of the work.
627.5 Payment
�,> The department will pay for measured quantities at the contrad unit price under the following bid items:
ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION UNIT
627.0200 Mulching SY
627.0205 Mulching TON
�z� Payment for Mulching is full compensation for providing ali materials, including tackifiers or nitrogen;for
all hauling, treating, placing, spreading, and anchoring of the mulch material; and for maintaining the work
and repairing all damaged areas.
�a� If the contractor opts to use department-approved erosion controi mats instead of separately applying
mulch and netting, the department will pay for it at the contract unit price for Mulching only.
Effedive with the December 2015 Letting 412 2016 Standard Specifications
Section 630 Seeding
630.1 Description
�,� This section describes preparing seed beds and furnishing and sowing the required seed on slopes,
appurtenances, and other areas, and on borrow pits and material disposal sites.
iz� This section also describes furnishing and sowing temporary seed miuture on the slopes and
appurtenances of temporary embankments and roadways.
630.2 Materials
630.2.1 Seed
630.2.1.1 General Requirements
m Conform to the Wisconsin statutes and Wisconsin administrative code chapter ATCP 20 regarding
noxious weed seed content and labeling.
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�z� Use seed within one year of the test date appearing on the label.
�a� Seed mixtures 70, 70A, 75, and 80 contain wild type forbs and grasses. Wld type is defned as seed that
is derived directly from native, wild stock, including seed that was wild collected and placed into
production or has been harvested directly from native stands.
630.2.1.2 Purity and Germination
�,� Test seed according to the methods and procedures used for sampling and analyzing seed for purity,
germination, and noxious weed seed content specified in the current edition of Rules for Testing Seed,
published by the Association of O�cial Seed Analysts.
630.2.1.3 Inoculation
�,� Inoculate legume seed (white clover, red clover, ladino clover, alsike clover, alfalfa, partridge pea, purple
prairie clover, Canada tick-trefoil, and lupine) unless it has been pre-inoculated by the vendor. Follow the
inoculation instructions that come with the culture purchases. If applying the seed according to method B,
630.3.32, treat seeds requiring inoculation with 5 times the amount of inoculant recommended in the
instrudions.
�z� Avoid exposure of the culture or inoculated seed to the sunlight, and in no case shall any exposure
exceed �/2 hour.
630.2.1.4 Storing Seed
i,� Store any seed delivered before use in a way that proteds it from damage by heat, moisture, rodents, or
other causes. Discard and replace any previously tested and accepted seed that becomes damaged.
630.2.1.5 Seed Mixtures
630.2.1.5.1 Right of Way
630.2.1.5.7.1 Permanent
630.2.1.5.1.1.1 Composition
„� Seed mixtures for use on the right of way and easements shall, unless specifed otherwise, be composed
of seeds of the purity, germination, and proportions, by weight, as given in the Table of Highway Seed
Mixtures and the Table of Native Seed Mixtures.
�z� Use seed of the species and varieties listed below. If no variety is listed, there will be no restriction on the
variety furnished, except as follows:
1. Species composed of pure live seed(PLS)shall contain no named or improved varieties. PLS shall be grown
in Wisconsin or northern Illinois, northeastern lowa, or eastern Minnesota. Seed produced out-of-state must
be grawn in one of the following counties:
1.1 From northern Illinois:
Boone Bureau Carroll Cook De Kalb Du Page Grundy
Henry Jo Daviess Kane Kendall Lake La Salle Lee
MCHenry Ogle Putnam Rock Island Stevenson Whiteside Will
Wnnebago
12 From northeasternlowa:
Effective with the December 2015 Letting 426 2016 Standard Specifications
Allamakee Benton Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan Cedar Chickasaw
Clayton Clinton Delaware Dubuque Fayette Floyd Howard
Jackson Johnson Jones Linn Mitchell Muscatine Scott
Winneshiek
1.3 From eastern Minnesota:
Aitkin Anoka Carlton Carver Chisago Dakota Dodge
Fillmore Goodhue Hennepin Houston Isanti Kanabec La Sueur
Mille Lacs Mower Olmsted Pine Ramsey Rice Scott
Sherbume Steele Wabasha Washington Winona Wright
2. PLS for seed mixtures 70, 70A, 75, and 80 shall be packaged separately by species and clearly labeled with
the vendors name, species wmmon and botanical names,gross weight, percent PLS, year of harvest and
any specialized treatments that have been applied to ensure or enhance gertnination. If PLS is not listed,
determine PLS by multiplying the percent germfnation times the percent purity.
3. Minimum percent purity for native for species is 90 percent. If a listed species is not available, substitutions
may be made with engineer's approval and must be documented.
�3� Mix native species at the project site. Clean and debeard seeds having awns or excessive hairs before
mixing.
SPECIES COMMON NAME SPECIES BOTANICAL NAME ACCEPTABLE VARIETIES
Kentucky Bluegrass Poa pratensis Low Maintenance
Red Fescue Festuca rubra Creeping
Hard Fescue Festuca ovina Improved
var. duriuscula
Tall Fescue Festuca arundinacea Improved turf Type
Salt Grass Puccinella distans FulYs
Puccinella distans Salty
Redtop Agrostis alba
Timothy Phleum pratense
Canada Wild Rye��� Elymus canadensis
Perennial Ryegrass Lolium perenne
Perennial Ryegrass Lolium perenne Improved Fine
Annual Ryegrass Lolium multiflorum
Alsike Clover Trifolium hybridum
Red Clover Trifolium pratense
White Clover Trifolium repens
Japanese Millet Echinochola crusgalli
var.frumentacea
Annual Oats Avena sativa
Alfalfa Medicago sativa
Bromegrass Bromus inermis
Orchardgrass Dadylis glomerata
Ladino Clover Trifolium repens Ladino
var. latum
Agricultural Rye Secale cereale
Winter Wheat Triticum aestivum
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Effective with the December 2015 Letting 427 2016 Standard Specifications
TABLE 630-1 HIGHWAY SEED MIXTURES
MIXTURE PROPORTIONS
SPECIES PURITY GERMINATION in percent
minimum % minimum %
N0.10 N020 N0.30 N0.40 NO.60
Kentucky Bluegrass 98 85 40 6 10 35
Red Fescue 97 85 25 30 20
Hard Fescue 97 85 24 25 20
Tall Fescue 98 85 40
Salt Grass 98 85 15
Redtop 92 85 5
Timothy 98 90 12
Canada Wld Rye PLS��� 10
Perennial Ryegrass 97 90 20 30
Improved Fine 96 85 20 25
Perennial Ryegrass
AnnualRyegrass 97 90 30
Alsike Clover 97 90 4
Red Clover 98 90 4
White Clover 95 90 10
Japanese Millet 97 85 20
AnnualOats 98 90��� 2�
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Effective with the December 2015 Letting 428 2016 Standard Specifications
TABLE 630-2 NATIVE SEED MIXTURES
MIXTURE
PURITY PROPORTIONS
SPECIES SPECIES BOTANICAL NAME �` in percent
GERMINATION
minimum % NO. NO. NO. NO.
70 70A 75 80
Canada Anemone Anemone canadensis PLS 2
ButterFlyweed Asclepias tuberosa PLS 2
New England Aster Asternovae-angliae PLS 2 2
Partridge-pea Chamaec�ista (CassiaJ fasciculata PLS 2
Purple Prairie Clover Dalea(Petalostemum)purpurea PLS 2 2 4
Canada Tick-trefoil Desmodium canadense PLS 2
Flowenng Spurge Euphorbia coro/lata PLS 2
Wild Geranium Geranium maculatum PLS 2
W Westem Sunflower Helianthus occidentalis PLS 3 2
� Rough Blazingstar Liatrls aspera PLS 2
� Prairie Blazingstar Liatns pycnostachya PLS 2
Lupine Lupinus perennis PLS 3
Wild Bergamot Monarda fistulosa PLS 2
Horse Mint Monarda punctata PLS 2
Yellow Coneflower Ratibida pinnata PLS 2 2
Blackeyed Susan Rudbeckia hirta PLS 1
Showy Goldenrod Solidago speciosa PLS 2 2
Spiderwort Tradescantia ohiensis PLS 2 2
Golden Alexanders Zizia aurea PLS 2
Big Bluestem Andiopogon gerardi PLS 15 15 10
Sideoats Grama Boute/oua curtipendula PLS 15 20 20 25
Canada Wildrye E/ymus Canadensis PLS 15 15 35 23
N Slender Wheatgrass E/ymus trachycaulus PLS 20
y Junegrass Kceleria macrantha PLS 5
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Indiangrass Sorgastrum nutans PLS 15 10
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Z White Prairie Clover Petalostemum candidum PLS
W Stiff Goldenrod Solidago ngida PLS �l ��
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a Hoary Vervain Verbena stncta PLS �� ��
��� Provide the minimum purity and gertnination specified in 6302.1.5.1.1.1(3) in the table of highway seed mixtures.
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��The contractor may, if the engineer approves, substitute an altemate forb for a required forb that is not available
using the same percentage as specifed for the required forb. Use a different altemate forb for each unavaila6le
required forb. Provide documentation showing that a required forb is not available before using an alternate.
630.2.1.5.1.1.2 Miuture
i,� The contractor shall select a seed mixture or mixtures that meet with the engineer's approval, and unless
specified otherwise in the contract, shall conform to the following:
1. Use seed miMure No. 10 where average loam, heavy clay, or moist soils predominate.
2. Use seed mixture No.20 where light,dry,well-drained,sandy, or gravelly soils predominate and for all high
cut and fll slopes generally exceeding 6 to 8 feet,except where using No. 70.
3. Use seed mixture No. 10 or No. 20 on all ditches, inslopes, median areas,and low flls, except where using
No. 30 or No. 70.
4. Use seed mixture No. 30 for medians and on slopes or ditches generally within 15 feet of the shoulder where
a salt-tolerant turf is preferred.
5. Use seed mixture No.40 in urban or other areas where a lawn type turf is preferred.
6. Use seed mixture No.60 only on areas,the contrad designates or the engineer specifies. Use it as a cover
seeding for newly graded wet areas or as a nurse crop for specifed wetland seed miutures.The contractor
shall not apply it to Flooded areas.
7. Use seed mixture Nos. 70 and 70A on slopes and upland areas the contract designates or the engineer
specifies. Use seed mixture No. 70 on loamy soils and seed miuture No. 70A on sandy soils.
8. Use seed mixture No.75 where native grasses are desired for erosion control.
9. Use seed mixture No.80 on inslopes where a salt tolerant seed mix containing native grasses is desired.
630.2.1.5.1.2 Temporary
�,� Under the Seeding Temporary bid item, use a temporary seed mixture conforming to 6302.1.5.1.4. Use
oats in spring and summer plantings. Use winter wheat or rye for fall plantings staRed after September 1.
630.2.1.5.1.3 Nurse Crop
�,� If seeding bare soil with either mixture 70, 70A, 75, or 80, include the Seeding Nurse Crop bid item.
630.2.1.5.1.4 Borrow Pits and Material Disposal Sites
�,� For seeding borrow pits and material disposal sites beyond the right of way, use seed mixtures
conforming to seed mixture 10, 20, 70, 70A, or 75 of 6302.1.5.1.1 or a borrow pit mixture composed of
seeds of the species, purity, germination and proportions, by weight as given below:
PERMANENT
SPECIES %MINIMUMPURITY %MINIMUMGERMINATION
Alfalfa 98 90
Bromegrass 85 85
Orchardgrass 80 85
Timothy 98 90
Red Clover 98 90
Alsike Clover 97 90
Ladino Clover 95 90
Kentucky Bluegrass 98 85
TEMPORARY
SPECIES %MINIMUMPURITY %MINIMUMGERMINATION
Annual Oats 98 90
Agricultural Rye 97 85
Winter Wheat 95 90
NURSE CROP
SPECIES %MINIMUMPURITY %MINIMUMGERMINATION
Annual Oats 98 90
AnnualRyegrass g7 gp
Winter Wheat 95 90
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�z� For the borrow pit mixture use, by weight, 60 percent temporary species seeds and 40 percent permanent
species seeds.
�a� For the temporary component, use any combination of temporary seeds listed in the table above.
�a� For the permanent component, use seeds from not more than 4 of the permanent species listed in the
table above in any combination.
�s� When nurse crop is required for spring seeding before June 15, use annual oats. For fall seeding after
October 15, use winter wheat, or annual ryegrass.
630.3 Construction
630.3.1 General
�,� If not protecting with a mulch cover, perform seeding, except Nos. 60, 70 and 70A mixtures at times of the
year when temperature and moisture conditions are suitable for seeding, except during midsummer.
�s� Pertorm seeding, except Nos. 60, 70 and 70A mixtures, in conjunction with mulching as specified in 627
at any time the engineer allows.
�3� The contractor may perForm seeding of Nos. 60, 70 and 70A mixtures at any time soil conditions are
suitable, except between June15 and October 15, unless the engineer allows otherwise.
�4� Perform seeding with the selected seed mixture, sown at the spec�ed rate.
630.3.2 Preparation of Seed Bed
�,� Complete grading, shouldering, topsoiling, and fertilizing, if part of the work under contract, before
permanent seeding, except the contractor may place the fertilizer and seed mixture in one operation if
using equipment designed for the purpose.
�z� Just before seeding,work the area being seeded with discs, harrows, or other appropriate equipment to
obtain a reasonably even and loose seedbed. Place topsoil as specified in 625.3.3.
630.3.3 Sowing
�,� Seled the method of sowing from either method A, method B, method C, or an appropnate combination
of inethods A, B, and C. Obtain the engineer's approval for the sowing method and specific procedures
used for each seed mixture used before sowing that mixture.
630.3.3.7 Method A
c,� Sow the selected seed mixture using equipment adapted to the purpose, or by scattering it unifortnly over
the areas to be seeded. Lightly rake or drag to cover the seed with approximately 1/4 inch of soil.After
seeding, lightly roll or compact the areas usi�g suitable equipment, preferably the cultipacker type,when
the engineer judges the seedbed too loose, or if the seedbed contains clods that might reduce seed
gertnination.The contractor shali not roll sfopes steeper than '1:3.
�z� If scattering seed by hand, peAorm this work with satisfactory hand seeders and only when the air is calm
enough to prevent seeds from blowing away.
630.3.3.2 Method B
�i� Sow or spread the seed upon the prepared bed using a stream or spray of water under pressure and
operated from an engineer-approved machine designed for that purpose. Place the selected seed mixture
and water into a tank, provided within the machine, in sufficient quantities that when spraying the seed on
a given area it is uniformly spread at the required application rate. During this process, keep the tank
contents stirred or agitated to provide uniform distribution. Spread the tank contents within one hour after
adding the seed to the tank. The e�gineer will reject seed that remains mixed with the water for longer
than one hour. The engineer will not require dragging or rolling.
630.3.3.3 Method C
�,� For spring seeding of seed mixtures 70 and 70A into existing ground cover, mow existing vegetation to 4
inches or less in height 2 to 4 weeks before seeding. Ten to 14 days after mowing, spray with vegetation
control herbicide confortning to 6322.12.
�z� For fall seeding of seed miutures 70 and 70A into existing ground cover, mow existing vegetation to 4
inches or less in height 4 to 6 weeks before seeding. Ten to 14 days after mowing, spray with vegetation
control herbicide conforming to 6322.12. Retreat with vegetation control herbicide 10 to 14 days after
initial application if live vegetation persists.
Effective with the December 2015 Letting 431 2016 Standard Specifirations
�a� Seed with a rangeland type drill with one or more seed boxes that can be calibrated independently to
deliver different sized seeds uniformly at the required rate and equipped with a rear-mounted press wheel
for each seed drop tube. If seeding into existing vegetation or thatch, use a rangeland type drill equipped
with a no-till attachment that can cut through the vegetation or thatch in front of the V disc and seed drop
tube. if the confguration of the area to be seeded allows, apply seed at �/2 the specified seed rate and
apply the second 1/2 in a perpendicular direction.
630.3.3.4 Borrow Pits and Material Disposal Sites
�,� Seed borrow pits, and material disposal sites off the right of way, with the selected seed mixture specified
in 630.2.1.5.1.4. Consult with the landowner or the landowner's agent when selecting the seed mixture.
630.3.3.5 Seeding Rates
630.3.3.5.1 Right of Way
m Use the following sowing rate for seeds in pounds per 1000 square feet:
- Seed mixture No. 10 at 1.5 pounds
- Seed mixture No.20 at 3 pounds
- Seed mixture No. 30 at 2 pounds
- Seed mixture No. 40 at 2 pounds
- Seed mixture No. 60 at an equivalent seeding rate of 1.5 pounds���
- Seed mixture No. 70 or 70A at 0.4 pounds
- Seed mixture No. 75 at an equivalent seeding rate of 0.7 pounds���
- Seed mixture No. 80 at an equivalent seeding rate of 0.8 pounds���
- Temporary seeding at 3 pounds
- Nurse crop seeding at 0.8 pounds
��� Detertnine the actual seeding rate by multiplying the equivalent seeding rate by the sum of the unadjusted and
adjusted percentages of the various species in the seed mixtures as sown.
iz� The unadjusted percentage equals the minimum percent of purity and germination specified in the table
of seed mixtures contained in 630.2.1.5.1.1.1 for the applicable species.
�a� Obtain the adjusted percentage for each of the PLS species by dividing the specified percentage of the
species by the product of the percent of purity and the percent of germination for each of the PLS species
as delivered.
630.3.3.5.2 Borrow Pits and Material Disposal Areas
�,i For seeding borrow pits and material disposal off the right of way, sow the seed mixtures specified in
6302.1.5.�.4 at the following rates per pound per 1000 square feet:
- Seed mixture No. 10 at 0.75 pound
- Seed mixture No.20 at 1 pound
- Seed mixture No. 70 or 70A at 0.4 pounds
- Seed mixture No 75 at 0.7 pounds
- Borrow pit mixture at 1.5 pounds
630.3.3.6 Establishment Period for Native Seeding
�,� During the growing season after planting seed mixture 70 or 70A, mow all seeded areas twice as the
engineer directs. Mow vegetation back to 6 inches when it has reached a height of at least 12 inches.
iz� During the growing season after planting seed mixture 70 or 70A, eradicate the following species from the
seeded areas as soon as they become evident:
EHective with the Decemher 2015 Letting 432 2016 Standard Specifications
SPECIES COMMON NAME SPECIES BOTANICAL NAME
Musk thistle Carduus nutans
Spotted knapweed Centaurea maculosa
Canada thistle Cirsium arvense
Bull thistle Cirsium vulgare
Field bindweed Convolvulus arvensis
Leafy spurge Euphorbia esula
Sweetclover Melilotus species
Wild parsnip Pastinaca sativa
�si Eradicate by hand pulling or by applying a vegetation control herbicide conforming to 632.2.12 to
individual plants.
630.4 Measurement
�,� The department will measure the Seeding bid items by the pound acceptably completed.
�z� The department will measure quantities based on net weights of seed shipments, or on quantities
weighed on department-approved scales the contractor furnishes.
�a� The department will make deductions for all quantities wasted or not actually incorporated in the work
according to the contract.
�ai The department will determine the equivalent pounds of seed furnished and applied by dividing the actual
pounds of seed applied by the sum of the unadjusted and adjusted percentages of the various species in
the seed mixture sown.
�s� The department will use the unadjusted and adjusted percentages determined in 630.3.3.5.1.
630.5 Payment
�,� The department will pay for measured quantities at the contrad unit price under the following bid items:
ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION UNIT
630.0100-0199 Seeding(miuture) �g
630.0200 Seeding Temporary �g
630.0300 Seeding Borrow Pit �g
630.0400 Seeding Nurse Crop �g
�z� Payment for the Seeding bid items is fuii compensation for providing, handling, and storing all seed;for
providing the required culture and inoculating seed as specified; and for preparing the seed bed, sowing,
covering and firming the seed. If the landowner does not want the pft or material disposal site seeded, or
seeded with any of the mixtures allowed, the department will not pay for fertilization or seeding of those
areas.
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, Real EStat2 Sawyer County Properry Listing PropertyStatus: Current
Today's Date: 8/8/2016 Created On: 2/6/2007 7:55:16 AM
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�u� Description Updated: 1/18/2012 � Ownership Updated: 1/18/2012
Tax ID: 9051 RONALD M & EILEEN J MARCON BIRCHWOOD WI
PIN: 57-008-2-37-09-30-4 04-000-000010
Legacy PIN: 008937304401 Billina Address: Mailin4 Address:
Map ID: .16.1 RONALD M & EILEEN 7 RONALD M & EILEEN )
Municipality: (008) TOWN OF EDGEWATER MARCON MARCON
STR: S30 T37N R09W 16564W CEDAR AVE 16564W CEDAR AVE
BIRCHWOOD WI 54817-4017 BIRCHWOOD WI 54817-4017
Description: SESE MIN LEASE 840/1 KRAEMER CO
Recorded Acres: 40.000 � Site Address * indicates Private Road
Calculated Acres: 0.000
Lottery Claims: 1 16564W CEDAR AVE BIRCHWOOD 54817
First Dollar: Yes 573N COUNTY HWY F BIRCHWOOD 54817
Waterbody: SuckerCreek
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Zoning: (A-1) Agricultural One � Propertv Assessment Updated: 6/16/2010
ESN: 430 2016 Assessment Detail
Code Acres Land Imp.
� Tax Districts Updated: 2/6/2007 G1-RESIDENTIAL 1.000 7,500 96,500
1 State of Wisconsin G4-AGRICULTURAL 39.000 4,900 0
57 Sawyer County
008 Town of Edgewater 2-Year Comparison 2015 2016 Change
650441 Birchwood School District Land: 12,400 12,400 0.0%
001700 Technical College Improved: 96,500 96,500 0.0%
Total: 108,900 108,900 0.0%
.� Recorded Documents Updated: 3/17/2014
� WARRANTY DEED ,
Date Recorded: 8/20/1973 145064 245/229 Property History
� NOTE N/A
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SUBIECT: Conditional UseAppllcatian#ib-014
T�: Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Ac�ntnistratian
10610 Mafn Street,Suite#49
Hayward,Wtsconstn 54843
E-mail:zone.deputy@sawyercauntygov.org
Qwner: Ronald&Elleen Marcon;The Kraemer Co.,lessee
I6584W Cedar Ave.
Si�chwood,wi sas��
Praperty Qesariptian: Part of the SEi/4 SEi/4;S3fl,T37N,R09W;Parcel#QD8-937-30-4401;40 total aues,
Zoned Agricultural One(A-ij; Doc.#146064
pernnit is des�red for:Ti�e three(3�year renewal af conditiona)ase permit q8&di7 for the
Iocation/operation of a non-re�eeta0ic mineral extraction includMg�ock crusher and hot mix plant,which was
approved at�ublic hearing on July 15,2003 and renewed most recently July 19�Z013.
Public Hearing date: September 16.2016
By Action of the Town Board, use is: �Approved � )Tabled { )Denied
�,_,,�„��- a-r�. �f t ti('��, � i l c�
Pete Bar au,Chairman �Soott Spaeth, pervisor
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6111 Zimmer,Supervisor
Sep 13 16 02:07p Town of Edgewater 715-354-3101 p.2
dear Board Members:
Yaur Town Board decision is an integral part of the decision making process for the 5awyer
County Zoning Committee. The Zoning Commi#tee would like yaur cooperation in stating the
reasons or comments why you approvecf, denied, or tabled the request.
Re: Ronald & Eileen Marcon :Kraemer Company(essee
Motian by Scott Spaeth to approve the 3 year renewal of the conditional use permit for the
Rortald &Eileen Marcon; The Kraemer Go., lessee, there wns a second by Bill Zimmer, mot+on
carried 2-0.
Dated this !Q� of .��� .�,o� � 2a t �
�`�; ��° `�
Natalie Clemens, ClerEc
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� Office of
Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration
10610 Main Street Suite#49
Hayward,Wisconsin 54843
(715)634-8288
E-Mail:zone.deputy@sawyercoutygov.org
August 8,2016
Re:NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DATE
Dear Steve:Nick Kreamer,
Your application for a Conditional Use will be considered at a Public Hearing before the
Sawyer County Zoning Committee on September 16,2016.
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 the application.
If it is impossible for you or a representative to be present, please submit a written
statement directed to James Bassett,Chairman of the Zoning Committee addressed to
this office. The statement shouid include your proposed intentions or purpose of the
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 to
obtain 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 is required. Applications can be
obtained from the Zoning Office.
Kathy Marks
Deputy Zoning&Conservation Administrator