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Home My WebLink About032-539-14-1202-LUP-2010-114Application for Land Use Permit (*N0n-Sh0reland*1 County of Sawyer PO Box 676 - Hayward W154843 715/634-8288 -property that is not located within 300' of a creel; river or stream or within l000' of a flowage, lake or pond or does not have any ofthC Above waterbodies located within the property's botmdaries. CONSTRUCTION SHALL NOT BEGIN UNTIL ALL REQUIRED PERMITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED. SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER IS REQUIRED. USE BLACK INK OR PENCIL l Yllid �• �e�+ I BnlT)01)0, eil BulldeyS ti- 4 --- dor + a (rear lot line) ,�E d77WfgiN 0 Permit !9K /0 bnow io, uuuwuw,., aw. w...............-.• Draw the location, size, and dimensions of of each structure on the property. Indicate new structure. Show driveway access. Draw the location of the septic system and distance to structure. Show location of any wetland. Show the distance from the stracture to road centerline, lot lines, wetland, septic system (drainfield and/or tank). Notice: Land Use Permits expire one year from issue date. that all work shall be pedonr ed In roments of the Sawyer County r leas and regulaUms of the Shut ed pemon(s) hereby give Ireniss4 ire of property owner (or agent with of Attomey). w ! n m^ V) sNK3'W 0od` Le Baunc4nry P Wei\ j 0 ,ar Real Estate Sawyer County Property Listing Today's Date: 4/26/2010 Page Property Status: Current Created On: 2/6/2007 7:55:58 AM of -1 ;M LW Descri do Updated: 1 1 2010 Tax ID: 35058 PIN: 57-032-2-39-05-14-1 02-000-000020 Legacy PIN: 032539141202 Map ID: .2.2 Municloality: (0321 TOWN OF WINTER STR: S14 739N ROSW Description: PRT NWNE Recorded Ames: 10.000 Calculated Acres: 0.000 Lottery Claims: 0 First Dollar: No Zoning: (A-1) Agricultural One I Tax Districts Updated: 2/6/2007 1 State of Wisconsin 57 Sawyer County 032 Town of Winter 6615 Winter School District 17 Technical College ,W Recorded Documents Updated: 5/18 2009 0 WARRANTY DEED Date Recorded: 6/27/2003 312640 0 ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT LLC Date Recorded: 11/16/2007 350329 Ownershlp Updated: 1/12/2010 DAVID R CECIL LLC BIRCHWOOD WI Billing Address. Malling Address: DAVID R CECIL LLC DAVID R CECIL LLC 2964 28 7/16 MAPLE WY 2964 28 7/16 MAPLE WY BIRCHWOOD WI 54817 BIRCHWOOD WI 54817 10 Site Address 5483W CLOVER RD SOUTH WINTER 54896 Proaerty Assessment Updated: 11/14/20DB 2010 Assessment Detail Code Acres Land Imp. Gl-RESIDENTIAL 1.000 51000 0 G6-PRODUCTIVE FOREST 9.000 15,300 0 2-Year Comparison 2009 2010 Change Land: 20,300 20,300 0.0% Improved: 0 0 0.0% Total: 20,300 20,300 0.0% L9 Property History N/A 4/26/2010 T 0 W N OF WINTER SEC. 14 T W P. 39 N. R.5 W. „/, S.I - .1{l, .5.1 •+" ,2,1 do 14 _m 14 4, c � nu = l� - ,llll .icy ea co It SAWYER COUNTY ZONING 8 CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT i; 01 -y\/ �\y��, 10610 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 676 HAYWARD, WISCONSIN 54843 y/ Phone (715) 634-8288 • Fax (715) 638-3277 o • 1 Email: eonservatlon@sawyereountygov.org Webeite: www.ammm..unnnov.om Its\COPI$ ` Tall Free Courthouse/Geneml Information 1-4177-6994110 May 3, 2010 Mr. David R Cecil 2964 28 7/16 Maple Way Birchwood, W154817 RE: 5483 W South Clover Road Dear Mr. Cecil: I have reviewed your land use permit application for the above referenced parcel. Since this parcel is currently zoned Agricultural one (A-1), a dwelling is a permitted use under 17.4(A)(1) "Year round dwellings, but only when occupied by owners and/or persons engaged in farming activities on the premises". Under 17.4(B)(1) one family and two family year round dwellings are permitted as a conditional use. I understand that the target ten acres is contiguous to larger acreage under your ownership, and can substantiate this as a permitted use with the $250 fee you provided as opposed to an additional $200 filing fee for a conditional use if you can provide proof of agricultural production in one of the forms below. I have included the verbage regarding this and can send you the complete text, but be aware this does not include cropland rental. (iv) In order to be considered an agricultural producer there must be an annual minimum oJ$1,000 gfagricultural products beingproduced sold, or bothfrom the operation or from the land in which an owner has an interest according to 7 CFR Part 1400. If there were reasons beyond the producer's control (e.g., climatic conditions such as drought) to meet this $1, 000 annual minimum, then documentation must verify that the $1, 000 minimum has been met 2 of the last 5 years. The $1, 000 threshold may be documented by using crop type acres and livestock numbers collected as part of the conservation planning inventory and estimating associated dollar values from agricultural statistics data reports or other acceptable forms ofproof including Internal Revenue Service profit or loss fom,farming Form 1040, Schedule For other accounting records certified by a tax preparer that show profit or foss from farm operations. Please let me know as soon as possible whether to proceed with your application as a conditional use or a permitted use. Dale Olson Zoning and Conservation Administrator May 5, 2010 Sawyer County Zoning & Conservation Dept. Attn: Dale Olson, Zoning and Conservation Administrator PO Box 676 Hayward, WI 54843 Dear Dale Olson, This is a difficult way to respond of how to handle our farmland use. There is not any money that changes hands per say. We allow two (2) farmers to take crops off that they fertilize and seed in exchange for leaving us with some standing crops for wild game food plots or winter feed. On the average Basil Hanson takes approximately7J�large round bales for his cattle and he leaves us 1 or 2 per year. The value of this would be $ fcgr the past to yrs. Basil Hanson Dave Kinsley takes haylage off and corn on his portion of the land. A fair guess at what this is worth is $ ;3/ d. for the past three (3) years. David Kinsley I appreciate your reconsideration of this matter and look forward to your response. Thank you. David R. Cecil N\\\ Co It SAWYER COUNTY ZONING & CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT 10610 MAIN STREET • P.O. BOX 676 HAYWARD, WISCONSIN 54843 y Phone (715) 63"288 • Fax (715) 638-3277 o o� Email: eonaematlon*savryareountygov.org lore( tea_ Webalta: www.aawvercountvnov.orn rI �%%co � Ton Fraa Courthou:a6eneral lntormatlon 1-877-696 110 tl\1�N� May 3, 2010 Mr. David R Cecil 2964 28 7/16 Maple Way Birchwood, W154817 RE: 5483 W South Clover Road Dear Mr. Cecil: I have reviewed your land use permit application for the above referenced parcel. Since this parcel is currently zoned Agricultural one (A-1), a dwelling is a permitted use under 17.4(A)(1) "Year round dwellings, but only when occupied by owners and/or persons engaged in farming activities on the premises". Under 17.4(B)(1) one family and two family year round dwellings are permitted as a conditional use. I understand that the target ten acres is contiguous to larger acreage under your ownership, and can substantiate this as a permitted use with the $250 fee you provided as opposed to an additional $200 filing fee for a conditional use if you can provide proof of agricultural production in one of the forms below. I have included the verbage regarding this and can send you the complete text, but be aware this does not include cropland rental. (iv) In order to be considered an agricultural producer there must be an annual minimum oj$I, 000 of agricultural products being produced, sold, or both from the operation or from the land in which an owner has an interest according to 7 CFR Part 1400. Ijthere were reasons beyond the producer's control (e.g., climatic conditions such as drought) to meet this $1, 000 annual minimum, then documentation must verify that the S1, 000 minimum has been met 2 ofthe last 5 years. The $1, 000 threshold may be documented by using crop type acres and livestock numbers collected as part ofthe conservation planning inventory and estimating associated dollar values from agricultural statistics data reports or other acceptable forms ofproof including Internal Revenue Service profit or loss from farming Form 1040, Schedule F or other accounting records certified by a tax preparer that show profit or loss from jarm operations. Please let me know as soon as possible whether to proceed with your application as a conditional use or a permitted use. Dale Olson p� Zoning and Conservation Administrator %%%111 _ .4co'If, SAWYER COUNTY ZONING & CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT %Q. 10610 MAIN STREET r P.O. BOX 676 HAYWARD, WISCONSIN 54M jjj19 j Phone (715) 63"288 • Fax (715) 638-3277 e u� Email: consomationDaawyereountygo .org r#�p� '- `2- Website: w ."u emou " /f 9� u 11 Toll Free C0Ouse/General Information 1-877-68g-4110 li\oN May 10, 2010 Mr. David R Cecil 2964 28 7/16 Maple Way Birchwood, WI54817 RE: 5483 W South Clover Road Dear Mr. Cecil: I read your correspondence regarding how your agricultural land is managed. I agree that the land itself is agricultural, and should be in the agricultural zone district. The ordinance is clear that "Year round dwellings (are acceptable), but only when occupied by owners and/or persons engaged in farming activities on the premises" ..."one family and two family year round dwellings are permitted as a conditional use". Here are three options 1) Apply for a conditional use permit by including an additional $200 for a public hearing and we can get you on the July public hearing docket 2) You can request clarification of the rule from the Zoning and Conservation committee at their June 71h (tentative schedule) meeting. I will present that historically conditional use permits were required in the AO district. 3) From the aerial photo it appears there may have been a home site on this parcel historically. If you can provide evidence of this and the reason for its being removed was that of potential health or safety concerns, I may be able to waive the conditional use permit and issue a land use permit within the week. P ase contact Kathy arks or myself with your decision. Dale Olson ZAC Administrator May 13, 2010 Sawyer County Zoning & Conservation Department 10610 Main Street, PO Box 676 Hayward, WI 54843 Re: 5483 W South Clover Road Dear Mr. Olson: I would like to respond to Item #3 of your letter dated May 10, 2010. After we bought the above said property in 2003, we used the home for 1-'/Z years before tearing it down. There was no interior toilet so we used outdoor privies. The water inside was a sand point for wash water and not safe to drink. The electric was not safe whatsoever. Mice had chewed some of the old coverings that left bare holes in the walls and attic. We started leveling floors but found a lot of joist rotten and the floors were spongy due to moisture. When we went to the roof, the low -sloped roof was very bad, and we actually stepped through it. When we found these problems, I talked to Zoning and asked if we could demo and rebuild in the future. They didn't see a problem, but wanted us to do a soil testing for the sewer system. The outbuildings were falling down when we bought the property and had planned on removing them. All of these issues were potentially a health and safety hazard to my family. I hereby request a clarification of the rule from the Zoning and Conservation committee at the upcoming June 7, 2010 meeting. Please verify the scheduled date for this meeting. Respectfully submitted, David R. Cecil 2964-28 7/16 Maple Way Birchwood, WI 54817 715492-7162 � 3�ItR cOGtI, % I 00 � 00 OF o � �f jSC0 SAWYER COUNTY ZONING & CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT 10610 MAIN STREET . P.O. BOX 676 HAYWARD, WISCONSIN 54843 Phone (715) 634-8288 • Fax (715) 638-3277 Email: conservation@sawyercountygov.org Website: www.sawyercountygov orn Toll Free Courthouse/General information 1-877-699-4110 May 10, 2010 Mr. David R Cecil 2964 28 7/16 Maple Way Birchwood, WI 54817 RE: 5483 W South Clover Road Dear Mr. Cecil: I read your correspondence regarding how your agricultural land is managed. I agree that the land itself is agricultural, and should be in the agricultural zone district. The ordinance is clear that "Year round dwellings (are acceptable), but only when occupied by owners and/or persons engaged in farming activities on the premises" ..."one family and two family year round dwellings are permitted as a conditional use". Here are three options: 1) Apply for a conditional use permit by including an additional $200 for a public hearing and we can get you on the July public hearing docket 2) You can request clarification of the rule from the Zoning and Conservation committee at their June 7"' (tentative schedule) meeting. I will present that historically conditional use permits were required in the AG district. 3) From the aerial photo it appears there may have been a home site on this parcel historically. If you can provide evidence of this and the reason for its being removed was that of potential health or safety concerns, I may be able to waive the conditional use permit and issue a land use permit within the week. Please contact Kathy Marks or myself with your decision. S ale Olson ZAC Administrator