HomeMy WebLinkAbout026-170-00-2000-VAR-2003-034 Office of
Sawyer County Zoning Administration
P.o.sox 676
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843
(715)634-8288
October 22, 2003
Ronald A. and Johanna A. Warloski
311 East Mitchell Avenue
Eau Claire WI 54701
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Warloski,
On October 21, 2003, the Sawyer County Board of Appeals approved with conditions your ap-
plication for variance on the following described real estate to wit:
Lot 20, Sonmor Beach Subdivision, S 11, T 39N, R 9W, Parcel —12.20. Vo1716 Records
Page 93. Approximately 100'x359'/387' containing .869 acres. Property is zoned Resi-
dential/Recreational One. Application is for the construction of a replacement roof, with
loft area, on an existing dwelling at a setback distance of 55'/61' from the ordinary high-
water mark of Whitefish Lake, the construction of a 12'x 18' screen porch addition at a
setback distance of 67' from the lake and a 16'x18' bedroom addition; all at a cost ex-
ceeding 50% of the current estimated fair market value. Variance is requested as Section
4.49(2), Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance, would require a minimum setback distance of
67' from the lake as the average lake setback was determined at that distance and Section
10.2 would restrict the cost of construction to less than 50% of the current estimated fair
market value. The Town Board has approved the application.
The Sawyer County Board of Appeals approved the application as follows: Deck to be removed
and the well relocated; 2-year expiration date.
Findings of Fact of the Board of Appeals: It would not be the basis of economic gain or loss.
There would be no change in the use in the zone district. It would not be damaging to the rights
of others or property values. It would be due to special conditions unique to the property.
Any person or persons jointly aggrieved by this decision of the Board of Appeals may commence
an action in the Circuit Court for Writ of Certiorari to review the legality of this decision within
30 days after the date of this notice. In future correspondence, or in applying far permits, please
refer to Variance 03-034.
Yours truly,
Cindy K. Yackley
Deputy Zoning Administrator
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Office of
Sawyer County Zoning Administration
P.o.aox 676
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843
(715)634-8288
October 22, 2003
To: Town Clerk—Sand Lake
Re: Variance Application 03-034
Notice is hereby given that on October 21, 2003, the Sawyer County Zoning Board of
Appeals approved with conditions the following application:
Ronald a. Warloski et ux. Lot 20, Sonmor Beach Subdivision, S 11, T 39N, R
9W, Parcel —12.20. Vol 716 Records Page 93. Approximately 100'x359'/387'
containing .869 acres. Property is zoned Residential/Recreational One.
Application i s f or t he c onstruction o f a r eplacement r oof, w ith 1 oft area, on an
existing dwelling at a setback distance of 55'/61' from the ordinary high-water
mark of Whitefish Lake, the construction of a 12'x18' screen porch addition at a
setback distance of 67' from the lake and a 16'x18' bedroom addition; all at a cost
exceeding 50% of the current estimated fair market value. Variance is requested
as Section 4.49(2), Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance, would require a minimum
setback distance of 67' from the lake as the average lake setback was determined
at that distance and S ection 10.2 w ould r estrict t he c ost o f c onstruction t o 1 ess
than 50% of the current estimated fair market value. The Town Board has
approved the application.
The Sawyer County Board of Appeals approved the application as follows: Deck to be
removed and the well relocated; 2-year expiration date.
Findings of Fact of the Board of Appeals: It would not be the basis of economic gain or
loss. There would be no change in the use in the zone district. It would not be damaging
to the rights of others or property values. It would be due to special conditions unique to
the property.
Any person or persons jointly aggrieved by this decision of the Board of Appeals may
commence an action in the Circuit Court for Writ of Certiorari to review the legality of
this decision within 30 days after the date of this notice.
Yours truly,
Cindy K. Yackley
Deputy Zoning Administrator
CKY:kt
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Town of Sand Lake
County of Sawyer
-- September 8, 2003
SUBJECT: Variance Application 03-034
TO: Sawyer County Zoning Administration Q (+,��
P.O. Box 676 �
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Hayward, Wisconsin 54843-0676 OCT 1
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Owner: Ronald A. and Johanna A. Warloski � ry
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Address: 311 East Mitchell Avenue, Eau Claire WI 54701
Property Description: Lot 20, Sonmor Beach Subd, S 11, T 39N, R 9W, Parcel —12.20, #026-170-00-2000,
located at 6590N Lake Drive
Volume & Page Number of Deed : Vo1716 Records Page 93
Acreage and Lot Size: Approximately 100'x359'/387', containing .869 acres
Zone District: Residential/Recreational One (RR-1)
Application i s for: T he construction of a replacement roof, adding loft area, on an existing dwelling at a
setback distance of 55'/61' from the ordinary high-water mark of Whitefish Lake, the construction of a 12'x18'
screen porch addition at a setback distance of 67' from the lake and a 16'x18' bedroom addition, all at a cost
exceeding 50% of the current estimated fair market value.
Variance is requested as: Section 4.49(2), Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance, would require a minimum
setback distance of 67' from the lake as the average lake setback was determined at that distance from the lake,
and Section 10.2 would restrict the cost of construction to less than 50% of the current estimated fair market
value.
By Action of the Town Board, use is (� Approved
() Tabled
( 1 Denied
Public Hearing: 21 October 2003
7:00 P.M. '�
Robert Lan m, Chairman
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Edgar regor up isor
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Michael Rossio, Supervisor
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Dear Members of the Town Board:
Your Town B oard decision is an integral part of the decision making process for the Sawyer
County Board of Appeals. The B oard of A ppeals w ould 1 ike your cooperation i n s tating t he
reasons or comments why you approved, denied, or tabled the request.
Re: Ronald A. Warloski 11-39-9 -12.20
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September 13, 2002 � �9t� 4#' �`'��`��`���
Douglas Kurtzweil
11055 W Arrow Rd
Hayward, WI 54843
RE: Parcel #026-170-00-2000, Owner—Ronald A. Warloski: Request for Assessed Value
of Dwelling Only
Doug:
The Warloski's are considering constructing an addition and replacement roof onto their
residence. However,the dwelling is nonconforming as it is located too close to the lake.
Therefore,the "50% current estimated fair market value rule"will apply in this situation.
Could you provide me with the assessed value of the home only?
Please contact this office if you have any questions or comments. Office hours are 8:00
A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Monday through Friday.
Thank you, � �i 3�3�� • �
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il iam A. Christman
Zoning Administrator
Office of
Sawyer County Zoning Administrat�ion
P.O. Box 676 � -°
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Douglas Kurtzweil �
11055 W Arrow Rd
Hayward, WI 54843
Re: Parcel#026-170-00-2000, Owner—Ronald A. Warloski: Request for Assessed Value
of Condominium Unit
Doug:
Last year(September 2002)you provided this office an assessed value of$30,300 for the
Warloski's cabin. The Warloski's have now decided that they would like to replace the
cabin's flat roof and possibly construct a 14' x 14' addition onto the cabin. Is the
assessed value that you provide last year still valid?
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1. Dimension:28 by 30 ft+deck
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3. One bedroom:9'S by 10 ft
4. Very small bathroom
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TO MAKE CABIN USABLE AS SUMMER RESIDENCE:
We will need:
1. One additional bedroom,on first floor
2. One extra bathroom
TO ELIMINATE SNOW DAMAGE:
We will need to change the roof line.
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Sawyer County Zoning Administration
Attention: William Christman,
P.O. Box 676
Hayward WI 54843
In September of 2000, we bought a cottage on Whitefish Lake, 6590N Lake Drive, Stone
Lake, in the Sonmor Beach subdivision. As the cottage is rather small, we had hoped to
make some changes to give our family a bit more room. Last fall we talked with a
prospective builder; Mark Erickson, and the president of the WLPOAssociation; Ken
Vrtiss Both of them suggested that we get in touch with you to look at possibilities for an
addition.
After calling your office, Erin Wellauer came out and he was very informative about the
specific ordinances of the county. We have here his report dated September 10, 2002.
From that report and Erik's comments it became clear that we are limited in what we can
do with our property. And we do not have the financial means to move the cabin or tear it
down and start all over again. We do want to stay in this area and do like the grounds on
which our little cabin is situated. In fact we have just contracted with the county to do a
lakeside bank restoration project.
But the cabin needs some work. We currently have a flat roof, and did have some water
and ice problems last year, hence we would like to change the roofline to a V-shape roof
to improve drainage. We might be able to improve the traffic within the cabin with a
small bump-out to the back of the cabin.
Ideally we would like to add one room to the side-back, south/west side of the cabin,
about 14 x 14.
What do we need to do to petition for a variance?
I hope you can help us with this problem.
Thank you,
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Ron and Johanna Warloski,
311 Mitchell Ave
Eau Claire WI 54701
Cc: Mark Erickson, N6620 Lake Rd, Stone Lake
Ken Vrtiss, 6256 N Whitefish Lake Lane, Stone Lake
FACSIMILE TRANSMITTAL SHEET
TO:JOHANNA�VARLOSKI FROM:BILL CHRISTMAN
FAX NUMBER: DATE:MARCH 13,2003
COMPANY: TOTAL NO.OP PAGES INCLUDING COVER:2
PHONE NUMBF.R:715 834-1921 SENDER'S REFERENCF_NUMBI:R:
RE:APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE YOUR REFERENCE NUMBER:
❑URGENT ❑ rOR REVIEW ❑PLEASE COMMENT ❑PLEASE REPLY ❑PLEASE RFCYCLE
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ENCLOSED IS A SCALED DRAWING OF THE CABIN AND DECK. ONE SQUARE = 2'.
PLEASE INDICATE ON THE DRAWING A TO-SCALE DRAWING/LOCATION OF YOUR
PROPOSED ADDITION. AS WE DISCUSSED, THE DOLLAR LIMITATION FOR YOUR
PROJECT IS $ZZ,FOO. EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES THAT WOULD BE INCLUDED IN
THIS AMOUNT ARE: ADDITION FOUNDATION; ADDITION EXTERIOR WALLS-
�SIDING, SHEATHING, WALL STUDS, INSULATION, INTERIOR FINISH -TYPICALLY
SHEETROCK, PANNELING ETC,�, EXTERIOR WINDOWS AND DOORS; ROOF -
�SHINGLES, TRUSSES/RAFTERS, SHEATHING ETC.�; INTERIOR ELECTRICAL,
PLUMBING AND HEATING /AIRCONDITIONING WIHIN THE ADDITION ONLY.
SINCERELY YOURS,
BILL CHRISTMAN
ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
SAWYER COUNTY ZONING ADMINISTRATION
• P.O. BOX 67G • HAYWARD, WISCONSIN 54843-0G7G
PHONF: (715) 634-8288 • FAX: (775) 638-3277
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To: Sawyer County Zoning Administration ' � -�� � ; ,`
P. O. Box 676 - _.'_-
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843-0668
Owner: Ronald A. and Johanna A. Wazloski Local: 865-9720 Home: 715 834-1921
Address: 311 East Mitchell Avenue Eau Claire WI 54701
Property description: Parcel in S 11,T 39N,R 09W
Lot 20, Sonmor Beach Subdivision
026-170-00-2000,Parcel-12.20
#6590 N Lake Drive
Volume and page no. of deed: WD Volume 716 Records page 93 and 94
Acreage and lot size: approximately 100' x 359'/387' containing 0.869 acres
Zone district:ResidentiaURecreational One(RR-1)
Application is for: the construction of a replacement roof, with loft azea,on an existing dwelling at a
setback distance of 55'/6P from the ordinazy high-water mark of Whitefish Lake,the construction of a 12' x
18' screen porch addition at a setback distance of 67' from the lake and a 16' x 18' bedroom addition, all at a
cost exceeding 50%of the current estimated fair mazket value.
Varianee is requested as: Section 4.49(2), Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance,would require a minimum
setback distance of 67' from the lake as the average lake setback was determined at that distance from the
lake, and Section 10.2, Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance,would restrict the cost of construction to less than
50%of the current estimated fair market value.
PH: 21 Oct 2003
7:00 PM
Name and address of agent: Signatures of property owner and agent and/or
purchaser. The above hereby make application for a
variance. The above certify that the listed
information and intentions are true and correct. 'Che
above person/s/hereby give permission for access to
the property for onsite inspections.
APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
SAWYER COUN TY I30ARD OF APPEALS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
(To be completed by applicant)
Completed by _ ,���C��Ci I� 1'1�t y� (,�,��L���C�F� l
�(Ffrst Name) (MI) �Last Name,�
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(Attach additional pages as necessary when answering the following questions).
Your responses will become a paR of the official record of proceedings of the Sawyer
County Board of Appeals.
Read the attached "Court Decisions Regarding the Granting of Variances" prior to
answering the following questions.
Discussion:
To qualify for a variance, you must meet all three requirements of a three-step test.
1) Strict a�plication of the dimensional requirements contained in the Sa�wer County
Zonin� Ordinance would result in unnecessary hardship. Present Wisconsin case lnw
describes hardship as being present only when an applicant has demonstrated that he
or she ivill have no reasonable i�se of the properry, in the absence of a variance. If a
parcel as a whole (but not necessarily each portion of the parcel) provides some
reasonable use for its owner, then the test is not met and a variance cannot be granted.
A variance cannot be granted because of a self-imposed hardship (i.e., purchasing
property with limitations and expecting that a variance would be granted to relieve
these limitations). A variance also cannot be granted, when in the absence of the
variance approval, the owner will suffer loss of profit or financial hardship. Decks
and similar minor accessory structures are not essential to the reasonable use of
property and are not eligible for variances.
2) The hardship must be due to unique phvsical limitations of the propertv which are not
generallv shared bv other properties. Growing families, additional living area for
guests, the desire for a larger garage etc., are not factors in deciding variances.
3) A variance mav not be �ranted which results in harm to public interests. The Sa�vyer
County Zonin2 Ordinance was adopted "for the promotion and protection of the
public health, morals, safety, and the general welfare." Additionally, the shoreland
zoning provisions of the Ordinance, provides for water quality, wildlife habitat,
- -fisheries an natura scemc beauty proreci�on of tfie ounty s akes�iivers an —
streams
4) Other considerations:
a. Self-created hardships. A property owner may not obtain a variance for a hardship
that is self-imposed. Examples include: creating a substandard lot when the owner
has sold off portions that would have prevented the hardship, creatin� a land-
locked parcel by selling property, buildina during the pendency of an appeal when
the owner does not prevail, and making improvements in violation of the
ordinance.
b. Violations by neighbors. In State v. Kenosha County Board ofAdjustment, the
Board of Adjustment in part based its variance on the fact that many other
neighbors have decks within the setback. The court rejected that as a legitimate
factor to use in determining whether the owner had a reasonable use of her
property without a deck.
c. Variances run with the pLqperty. Variances are granted for hardship that pertains
to the conditions of the property, rather than to the person making the application.
Accordingly, variances run with the property and are not terminated when the
property changes hands.
Do you qualify for a variance based on the "reasonable use of property standard"
affirmed in these court decisions and the above discussion on the criteria for the granting
of variances? Yes or No
If you answered "No" to the above question, you do not qualify for a variance.
If you answered "Yes" to the above question:
0 When did you become the owner of the property for which the requested variance
pertains?
0 Describe what you consider to be "reasonable use" of your property.
We have come to love Whitefish Lake and the location of our property. Since our purchase 3
years ago, we have planted many trees and bushes, and have participated in a Lake Shore
Restoration project.
We have now retired and would like to live at this property during the summer. Ron has an
elderly mother who spends considerable time with us. We do need to accommodate her if this
cabin becomes our summer home.
We also have three grown children with families, who love to visit us, and we would like to
spend time with our grandchildren at the lake. One of our daughters lives a block from us in Eau
Claire, and they are part of of everyday life.
3 )Describe the hardships that exist that does not allow you reasonable use of the property:
The cabin has only one very small bedroom, 10 by 9.5 ft, and a very small bathroom. These can
not be made wheel chair accessible if needed. There is little storage space in the cabin for
clothing and personal belongings.
As both Ron and his mother have difficulties with stairs, we would need two bedrooms on the
ground floor if we want to use the cabin as our home during the summer. We also need two
bathrooms, due to special needs of our aging bodies.
The cabin has a flat roof, and snow accumulates on it during the winter. Two winters ago, when
we had frequent snowmelts, we often had "lakes" on the roof with some leakage. As we are not
often at the cabin in the winter, but continue to heat it as it does get some use for winter sports,
we have not been able to monitor this problem. We would like to change the roofline to a more
Wisconsin friendly pitch.
In addition, even though our cabin currently has a nice deck, we find that Ron can not tolerate
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4. Did this hardship e�ist when y�u became the property owner?
Not as such.
We had not planned to make this our summer residence, but we now enjoy it so much that we
would like to live here more permanently in the summer, but for that use this property is too
small.
Also: we had looked at many cabins. We were aware of the zoning regulations and had decided
against one cabin after the zoning commissioner had come out and told us we could not add on.
When we bought this cabin the real estate agent told us it was within regulations if we ever
wanted to add on. We should have measured it ourselves but did not as all the homes around us
seemed at similar distances to the lake, same even closer.
When we found out last year that we were too close to the lake, we looked for another cabin,
however we can not afford the properties that have come on the market.
5. Explain how the granting of this variance will provide you with "reasonable use" of your
property?
By adding a bedroom ,a bathroom and a bit more storage at ground floor level we will be able to
accommodate the rivo of us and Ron's mother comfortably and could indeed live at this
property.
With the addition of a screened porch we will be able to extend our living area, will be able to
eat outside, allow Ron to comfortably sit outside, and could possibly sleep grandchildren during
the summer.
The pitched roof would eliminate worries about snow and water dama�e.
6. A variance will not be contrary to the public interest because:
The addition will be build behind_the average setback.
Our addition will be at a farther setback then the neighboring homes and will not impede their
view
If the screenporch will be granted, the current deck will be removed which would mean that
more of our property will be behind the average setback.
We are interested in nature and are working on restoring wildlife habitat by converting a large
area of our grass into trees and bushes.
We have restored the lakeshore by planting a lot of bushes and wildflowers.
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' Explain how the granting of this variance will provide you with"reasonable use"
of your property.
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Variance application: Ronald and Johanna Warloski, September 2003
1.When did you become owner of property?
September 12, 2000.
2. Describe what you consider reasonable use of your property?
We have come to love Whitefish Lake and the location of our property. Since our
purchase 3 years ago, we have planted many trees and bushes, and have
participated in a Lake Shore Restoration project.
We have now retired and would like to live at this property during the summer.
Ron has an elderly mother who spends considerable time with us. We do need to
accommodate her if this cabin becomes our summer home.
We also have three grown children with families, who love to visit us, and we
would like to spend time with our grandchildren at the lake. One of our daughters
family lives a block from us in Eau Claire, and they are part of our everyday life.
3. Describe the hardships that exist that does not allow you reasonable use of the
property:
The cabin has only one very small bedroom, 10 by 9.5 ft, and a very small
bathroom. These could not be made wheel chair accessible if needed. There is
very little storage space in the cabin for clothing and personal belongings.
As both Ron and his mother have difficulties with stairs, we would need two
bedrooms on the ground floor if we want to use the cabin as our home during the
summer. We also need two bathrooms, due to special needs of our aging bodies.
The cabin has a flat roof, and snow accumulates on it during the winter. Two
winters ago, when we had frequent snowmelts, we often had "lakes" on the roof
with some leakage. As we are not often at the cabin in the winter, but continue to
heat it as it does get some use for winter sports, we have not been able to monitor
this problem. We would like to change the roofline to a more Wisconsin friendly
pitch.
In addition, even though our cabin currently has a nice deck, we find that Ron
does not tolerate much sun and ends up sitting inside most of the time. For his
needs, and needs of 2 grandchildren with allergies to insect stings, we would love
to add a screened porch.
4. Did this hardship exist when you became the property owner?
Not as such.
We had not planned to make this our summer residence, but we now enjoy it so
much that we would like to live here more permanently in the summer, but for
that use this property is too small.
Also: we had looked at many cabins before buying this one.. We were aware of
the zoning regulations and had decided against one cabin after the zoning
commissioner had come out and told us we could not add on. When we bought
this cabin the real estate agent told us it was within regulations if we ever wanted
to add on. We should have measured it ourselves but did not as all the homes
around us seemed at similar distances to the lake, some even closer.
When we found out last year that we were too close to the lake, we looked for
another cabin, however we can not afford the properties that have come on the
market.
5. Explain how the granting of this variance will provide you with"reasonable use"of
your property?
By adding a bedroom, a bathroom and a bit more storage at ground floor level we
will be able to accommodate the two of us and Ron's mother comfortably and
could indeed live at this property.
With the addition of a screened porch we will be able to extend our living area,
will be able to eat outside, allow Ron to comfortably sit outside, and could
possibly sleep grandchildren during the suininer.
The pitched roof would eliminate problems of snow and water damage.
6. A variance will not be contrary to the public interest because:
The addition will be build behind the average setback.
Our addition will be at a farther setback then the neighboring homes and will not
obstruct their view
If the screened porch will be granted, the current deck will be removed which
would mean that more of our property will be behind the average setback.
We are interested in nature and are working on restoring wildlife habitat by
converting a large area of our grass into trees and bushes.
We have restored the lakeshore by planting a lot of bushes and wildflowers.
Office of
Sawyer County Zoning Administration
P.O.Box 676
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843
TeL (715) 634-8288
Pax: (715) 638-3277
URL: http://www.sa�ryercountygov.org
E-mail: zoning.sec@sawyercountygov.org
August 29, 2003
Ronald A. Warloski
311 East Mitchell Avenue
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Re: Parcel—12.20, S 11, T 39N, R 09W, #6590 N Lake Drive, Town of Sand Lake:
Application for Variance
Dear Mr. Warloski:
I have enclosed the following documents with this letter.
• Inspection Report for the above property,
• "Court Decisions Regarding the Granting of Variances,"
• "Application for Variance - Additional Information,"
• a copy of the Sawyer County Board of Appeals Conclusions of Law Form (This is the
form that the Board members will use to determine if your situation meets the
requirements for the granting of the variance that you have requested.) and a
• completed "Variance Application."
If you believe that you meet the criteria for the requested variance you should review the
application for correctness. If eorrect, sign the application and return it to this office with
a check in the amount of$250.00 made out to the"Sawyei Counry Zoning
Administration"by Friday, September 5, 2003 for hearings in October 2003.
The "Application for Vaziance - Additional Information" must also be filled out and
returned with the Variance Application. Both documents together make up the entire
application tbat will be reviewed by the Sawyer County Board of Appeals. Failure to
return both of the documents or failure to complete either document in its entirety will
cause the variance application to be rejected by this office.
Your application will be reviewed at two public hearings. The first hearing will held by
the Town of Sand Lake at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, October 14, 2003. You should contact
Elaine Nyberg, Town of Sand Lake Clerk, at (715) 865-2486 (home) to confirm this date.
The Sawyer County Board of Appeals will hold the second hearing at 7:00 P.M.,
Tuesday, October 21, 2003 in the large courtroom located in the Sawyer County
Courthouse. You or your representative should attend each hearing, especially the heaxing
conducted by the Sa�ryer County Board of Appeals. Only the Board of Appeals can grant
the variance, the decision of the Town of Sand Lake is advisory only.
It is your responsibility to convince the Board of Appeals to grant the vaziance that you
have requested. Therefore, you should consider using any means at your disposal (i.e.,
photographs, drawings, a good verbal presentation, etc.) as you present your facts to the
Board.
Please contact Mrs. Kitty Taylor if you have any questions. Office hours are 8:00 A.M. to
4:00 P.M., Monday through Friday.
Yours truly,
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Zoning Administrator
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16
Town of Sand Lake S 11, T 39N, R 9W
Property Owner
Sonmor Beach Ronald A. and Johanna A. Warloski 716/94
Lot 20 311 East Mitchell Avenue
Eau Claire WI 54701
Parcel Number Owner VoUPg Deed
Sonmor Beach
Lots 7-8 George E. &Ann E. Marousek et al 616/432
Delwyn A. &Barbara Marousek
4010 Butterfield Rd.
Billwood IL 60104
Lot 9 Richard E. & Lynne E. Jansen 769/271
N2572 County Hwy. S
Wautoma WI 54982
Lot 10 Gary S. & Judith D. Glass 388/383
4841 Florida Avenue
Crystal MN 55428
Lot 11 Audrey Jean & Thomas F. Puls 210/312
9522 Long Hills Drive
Sun City AZ 85351
Lot 12 Daniel L. Shannon 605/375
Karen L. Berg
1735 Troy Lane North
Plymouth MN 55447
Lot 13 James A. Wautelet 521/107
PO Box 263
Stone Lake WI 54876-0263
Lot 14 Kenneth A. & Maureen A. Zeroth 522/419
6523N Lake Drive
Stone Lake WI 54876
Lots 15&16 Keith M. Thompson Trust 708/295
PO Box 337
Stone Lake WI 54876-0337
Lot 17 Robert N. & Shirley H. Fischer 510/348
5670 Gables Drive#4 709/489
Eau Claire WI 54701
Lots 18&19 Philip P. & Catherine M. Karsell 584/338
918 9th Avenue S W
Rochester MN 55902
Lot 21 Ethel D. &Ronald F. Moon 215/55
9117 Toledo Road c/o Lunke
Bloomington MN 55437
Lot 22 James A. &Patricia M. Maynard 685/346
3300 91st Avenue W
Rock Island IL 61201
Lot 23 Mary Lou Grohs 223/431
14344 North Sky Trail 558/143
Tucson AZ 85737
Lot 24 Vivian L. & Charles S. Penoyer 361/33
343 Quail Smt.
Canadaigua NY 14424-9104
Town of Sand Lake, S 11, T 39N, R 9W
:3.1&:4.1 William C. &Rosalind C. Zawistowski 525/321
6607N Potato Road
Stone Lake WI 54876
:3.2 Mark J. &Kathleen A. DiPietro 626/336
815 Fairview Avenue South
St. Paul MN 55116
:4.3 Keith M. Thompson Trust 823/38
IBID
Town of Sand Lake, S 12, T 39N, R 9W
:l.l Keith M. Thompson Trust 833/38
IBID
Office of
Sawyer County Zoning Administration
P.O.Box 676
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843
(715)634-8288
September 8, 2003
Ronald A. and Johanna A. Warloski
311 East Mitchell Avenue
Eau Claire WI 54701
Re: Lot 20, Sonmor Beach Subdivision, S 11, T 39N, R 9W, Parcel—12.20
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Warloski:
Your application for a variance will be considered at a Public Hearing before the Sawyer
County Zoning Board of Appeals on
October 21, 2003
This hearing will begin at 7:00 P.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 situation may result in unnecessary delay of a decision. Failure to
appear may result in the denial of the application.
If it is impossible for a representative to be present, please submit a written statement to
this office directed to Arvid H. Vallem, Chairman of the Board of Appeals. This
statement should include a description of the general terrain; surrounding development;
your proposed intentions; and the purpose of the request. Photographs of the property
and/or buildings are requested. Explain the undue zoning hardship inflicted upon the
owner by conforming to the required minimum regulation, which induced the variance
request. Convenience and financial loss or gain does not constitute zoning hardship.
Your application will come before the Town Board for their review. Please contact
the Town Clerk, Elaine Nyberg, 16199W Musky Point Drive, Stone Lake WI 54876,
715/865-2486, to obtain the time and confirm the date of the Town Board meeting for
your attendance or the attendance of your agent.
286463
STATE HAR OF WISCO.�'S2N FORM t-1998 Fag�ele�'s ONi<e SS
Sewye�Caunry
nornm�i v�mter WARRANTY DEED Ae<a�ea+o���o�a m�s �5 uay a
�cPT A D 2o C�U t 5 •tlak
This Deed,macle between MARY 5.CEFALU,Trustee of the �a�w�eco.aoaasva.. /lp
Cefalu R¢vocable Trust dafed Oclober 28,1997,Gcanroq and RONALD A. �oa9e
WARLOSKI ANO SOIIANNA A. WF�Rt.OSRI. tlu5baz�d aocl Wife as
survivocship marital pcoPetty,Gran[ees.
Rogister
Granro�,for a valuable wnsiderztion,conve5s lo Gxantee tLe Following ocpury
described real cstare in Sawver Couuty,Stak of Wisconsin(The"Pcopeny"):
ReeaNing Att�
A-1 Nu�YhwaY RenHy�tuc.
1507J W Cowty Road B
HaywaM,R7 5/81J
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Fo J Idcmifiration Number ryIN7
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ps)Cs na)
Lot Twrnty(20),Sonmor Beach Subdivision,Town of Sand Lake.
7RANSFEH
s a85.3o
FEE
Tagether wifi all aod singular heceditaments and app�teaan�zs theceunto belouging;And Giantoc wazra¢ts that the
tide is good,�ndefeasibk in fee simple and free and clear ot encumbeances except muvicipal aad mning onlioances and
agceemenLs rn<eced widec them,ncorded eaumen[foc Ihe d�stribuaon of uality and mvaicipal se�vices,[eco�ded building
a�d use restricaons and covenanls,and generel ta<a levied in the year of closing 1999 and will we�ren[and deknd ro same.
Dated Ihis �s day of �/ � ;�.
mua.y�
,� 'MARY 5.C U,TNs[e,p*• NISNA��i9
gr�. .J���.`b`''.
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Sigmturc{s) STATE OF WISCONSIN�, ON %.,`p`
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authenticated th� day o( _ Pcrso Ily came bcfo¢mc Wis..1�dey o[_
- 100�the above uemed Mary S Celalu m
me know io be�he person(s)who ezecmed We foiegoing
ins[rumen[aW acknowledge�he same.
TITLE:MEMBPR 52AT8 BAR OP WLSCONSIN � �'��.
au na,
thorizcd by§706.OE,Wis.Stelv.) �
No�ary Whlic, tatc of
1H15 piS77tl]T1iNT WAS DRAFCED BY My mmiei on is pem�an`en[.Qf not,stace ezpiration dete:
Curtiss N,Leln � !?�'��-;
Lein law Offices
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286464 Fa95le�sCY.:ce i85
STATE BAR OF WISCONS[N FVNM 1.1998 Sawyer Counry 1
RecBivetl lor recortl mis �� Gay ol
Doc�mf Nvmbn Wt�2��Y DEED E A D 20 00 el � o'ciock
M a�recoe0etl as vol. '7/(a
This Deed, made between ORV[LLE E.f1ANNAN, an adult cuaa, mpega
GrnMor,aud RONALD A WARIASKI and JOHANNA A WARLOSKI,
husband and wife az survivo�hip marital pcopeny,Granrees. aePs�e.
Grantor,fox a valuable coaciderUion, cqnveys to Gramee the following oep��ry
described real estate in w r County,State of Wuconsin[PLc"Property"):
RcmNin6 Am
amu a uum Eacs
A-1 NoMwesfReaMy.Iuc.
ISiJJW Comry RwE B
�ie1'warE�M SOetl n 5
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o14t90.001000
Parcd Itlemifiafion Numbc�(PIN)
71tie gaQ MmWod propu[y.
@e) (s mt)
i
Lot Twenly(20), Sommor Beach Subdivision,Town of Sand Lake.
TRANSfEFt
a �� 536
FEE
TogetLec wi(h all arul singulaz heceditameNs and appurtenarces thereunto belonging;A�Grantor warraWs f6at the
title is good, iudefeazible in fee simple and fiee affi cleaz of eucumbraoces except municipal wd zooi¢g ocdinances and
agmemen(s enteced undec them,[eco[ded eacentent for�he distdbution of utility and municipal setvices,iecoeded 6uilding
apd use resUictio'nIs and covenants,�1p\d geceral taxes levied in the year of closing 1999 and will wartant and detend to same.
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