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HomeMy WebLinkAbout24-0016RCGCIVtU h �P 13 BAYFIELD Sayfield Co. Planning and Zoning A;encl Permit - LAND USE PERMIT APPLICATION P petKy Owner: \ 1 A ti Ji)a1 zC g(i appy able) IV,�I A: �- 1h1 TelephoneNumber -�� bon_eNumbgr 3S-3 _ )I "�J <J E-Mail Addre s: lleer\GC'L-,AVJ', ymaI �,crn� E-Mail Address: U� ICI rr , rGb Mailing Addre 1z ;�r C� c ailing Address: IJ ity, State, Zip: State, Zip: tor- Contractor: Telephone ,4'4 �Ur h \umber. E-Mail Address: — 1QRNWVJ@Ci ENNEEM a Project Address (if different in mail'ng address): I( �Le.sal i)escripfi n (if additional space is needed, attach a separate sheet): 1 3E'sU Seery Township, nge:- 5 'tj O T,gtyn of.- ISiizze IIVI T x ID ##: � ' Lot (Acres/Square Feet): rP v.poct Description (Detached garage Jerk, bunkhouse, mobile home, etc.). bN4l Proposed Use: Proposed Project: Structure Type: Foundation Type: Residential ❑ New Construction �9 Residence ❑ Basement ❑ Commercial IgAddition/Alteration ❑ Accessory ❑ Crawlspace ❑ Municipal ❑ Change/New Use ❑ Other (explain) ❑ Slab El Relocate (existing structure) V Other 'PTb Ran re,te o {te�dtcst square 'oot (Oittstde ditri rt— n atta her? jragcs and ab0 i I u h anent: I I loor: 311 Floor: fTotal Square Footage: Overall Height (finished grade to peal): Fair Market Value of project upon completion - CI a$- �' �/, I (to nearest dollar): [J i 1) Will this be the first structure on the site? ❑ Yes '(NO 2) What is the total number of bedrooms on the property once this project is complete � Z ? 3) Is there a proposed/existing sanitary system on the property? ❑ Proposed - Type 1X Existing - Type `1rR n k 4) Will any of the following occur within the proposed project/structure? ❑ New Electrical Installation ❑ New Plumbing Installation,Sleeping 5) Has the location of the proposed project been staked including structure, sanitary system, and well?*T Yes ❑ No 6) If required, who marked the property lines? ❑ Applicant/Property Owner X Licensed Surveyor 7) Is the property in the shoreland, within 300 feet of a river/stream/landward side of floodplain or 1000 feet of a lake/pond/flowage? ❑ Yes %No ❑ Unsure 8) Is there wetland located on or near the property? ❑ Yes *ANo ❑ Unsure 9) Is there floodplain located on or near the property? ❑ Yes 0 No ❑ Ensure 10) Is this project associated with any of the following: ❑ Rezone ❑ Conditional Use ❑ Special Use ❑ Variance 11) Did you contact the town to see if any permits/requirements apply to your project? 0 Yes ❑ No i&Do RECEIVED SITE PLAN �� 4 c_rcrS ! — L40 5 Mrid ZZ 5.,,, 2.a tC� rb,,s\ i\„t �v ? O jp I,r P9 �V, ap RL4 Con,,p�-4.,�. Z 1n ro q al All applicable setbacks need to be shown on the site plan Road Centerline/Right-of-Way 30OT ft. ft. i North Lot Line O� ft. ft. South Lot Line ft. ft. West Lot Line L.1 00 ft. ft. East Lot Line C)O ft. ft. Septic/Holding Tank ft.Z ft. Drainfield Privy ft. ft. Well ft. , ft. P.. fN Elevation of Floodplain — verified setbacks Ordinary High -Water Mark (OHWM) ft. 1 ft. Other: "' I f' I NOTE: Please indicate "see attached" on this page if submitting site plan as a separate document. 6 CVb�.-� J A RECEIVED FLOOR PLAN gayfiem co. nm ai 1`7 05 NOTE: Please indicate "see attached" on this page if submitting floor plan/s as a separate document. a s y. F 4 '1J � p� pELLij W � m m c fy YL � a c i �n 1 4t RECEIVED LAND USE PERMIT APPLICATION REVIEW Bayfield Co. PU n7 The following items are included with the application: ❑ Site Plan ❑ Building Elevations ❑ Floor Plan/s ❑ Fees All Land Use Permits expire Two (2) Years from the date of issuance if construction or use has not begun. Sanitary Permit, if required, issuance needs to occur prior to Land Use Permit issuance. Failure to obtain a permit or starting construction without a permit will result in penalties. The local Town, Village, City, State or Federal agencies may also require permits. The construction of one- & two-family dwellings and new plumbing/electrical installation for residential use structures (accessory/principal) require review and approval by the local Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) authority. All municipalities are required to enforce the UDC. If subject property is part of a Condominium Plat, applicant hereby certifies and represents that applicant has all necessary approvals and recorded documents required to complete the project for which this permit is sought including requirements set forth in Wisconsin statutes pertaining to condominium associations, the Declaration of the Condominium Association in which the property is located, and all other rules, regulations and requirements pertaining to that Condominium Association. You are responsible for complying with state and federal laws concerning construction near or on wetlands, lakes, and streams. Wetlands that are not associated with open water can be difficult to identify. Failure to comply may result in removal or modification of construction that violates the law or other penalties or costs. For more information, visit the Department of Natural Resources wetlands identification web page, dnr.wi.eov topic,wetlands, or contact a Department of Natural Resources service center (715)685- 2900. 1 (we) declare that this application, including any accompanying information, has been examined by me (us) and to the best of my (our) knowledge and belief it is true, correct, and complete. 1 (we) acknowledge that 1 (we) am (are) responsible for the detail and accuracy of all information that I (we) are providing and that will be relied upon by Bayfield County in determining whether to issue a permit. I (we) further accept liability which may be a result of Bayfield County relying on this information 1 (we) are providing in or with this application. 1 (we) consent to county officials charged with administering county ordinances to have access to the above - described property at any reasonable time f he purpose of inspection. Owner/s or Authorized Agent:N .1'-, Date: O Ti o t a.P Y NOTE: If you are signing on behalf of the owner(s letter of authorization must accompany this application Address to Send Permit: W S a.11 Lt . S . NX , X.:� 1 8/17123, 8:35 AM Novus-Wisconsin Access rev. 12.0206 Real Estate Bayfield County Property Listing Today's Date: 8/17/2023 4 Description Updated: 1/5/2021 Tax ID: 11925 PIN: 04-014-2-50-07-29-3 04-000-10000 Legacy PIN: 014107707000 Map ID: Municipality: (014) TOWN OF CLOVER STR: S29 TSON R07W Description: SE SW IN 2017R-569309 589 Recorded Acres: 40.000 Calculated Acres: 38.963 Lottery Claims: 0 First Dollar: Yes Zoning: (F-1) Forestry-1 ESN: 109 i Tax Districts Updated: 3/15/2006 1 STATE 04 COUNTY 014 TOWN OF CLOVER 044522 SCHL-SOUTHSHORE 001700 TECHNICAL COLLEGE . Recorded Documents Updated: 3/2/2012 ® WARRANTY DEED Date Recorded: 7/27/2017 2O17111-569308 © CONVERSION Date Recorded:3/15/2006 489212 883-692+;883-701 © FOREST CROP LAW TRANSFER ORDER Date Recorded:6/10/2004 2004R-492073 893-815 © WARRANTY DEED Date Recorded: 2/9/2004 2004R-489212 883-701 ® AFFIDAVIT Date Recorded:2/9/2004 200411-489210 883-695 © AFFIDAVIT OF HEIRSHIP Date Recorded:2/9/2004 2004R-489209 883-692 Qa Ownership COLLEEN J LOCKE Billing Address: COLLEEN J LOCKE 12 LINDEN CIR JEFFERSON WI53549 Property Status: Current Created On:3/15/2006 1:15:13 PM Updated: 1/5/2021 JEFFERSON WI Mailing Address: COLLEEN J LOCKE 12 LINDEN CIR JEFFERSON WI53549 P Site Address * indicates Private Road N/A ® Property Assessment 2023 Assessment Detail Code Gl-RESIDENTIAL G6-PRODUCTIVE FOREST Updated:7/28/2022 Acres Land Imp. 1.000 10,000 12,300 39.000 46,800 0 2-Year Comparison 2022 2023 Change Land: 56,800 56,800 0.0% Improved: 12,300 12,300 0.0% Total: 69,100 69,100 0.0% III Property History N/A https://novus.bayfiieldcounty.wi.gov/accesstmaster.asp?paprpid=l 1925 . 1/1 Bayfield County, WI 8/1712023, 8:35:29 AM 1:3.983 Wetlands .= Approximate Parcel Boundary Rivers Road Type — Town Building Footprint 2015 1 Building 0.05 0.1 ors 0.07 0.15 eayfi Canty {.BM Ra S Dpminwnl 0.2 mi 0.3 km Uyneu Countyl WNAppllullm ht :IM pa.WyrelOmunlywi.gw InpWA& 'T3F 3 t. stir � °�ti'i r': : � •� '6. 7} .y'aX � � 2 t 3 w 3 .:'�r � il;k a I` ♦ "r �i r"7 - ll 8''4 f r't w "ail t f r'1 CX i r z wi t":N' NJ W. � � "7`x `4+♦ r l 1y •{ 1 , / Lrl V ��k a711 i "� I4 f- Alessandro Hall From: Michael Murphy <michaelmurphy1814@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 7:49 PM To: Alessandro Hall Cc: Michael J. Murphy-WCC Columbia Co Subject: Re: McInerney Road early drawing Alessandro, I had to call Mike Rogers the Sauk County Wisconsin assessor again this afternoon for his help on a price rather than permits every year by year After sending him photos and then talking it through his said in the next 3 to five years I have a 40 to 45,000 dollar primitive cabin addition in the woods. He said not to worry on an assessed value as an assessor can only appraise the current value as it is at the end of each and every year for the following years billing but to make sure whenever I get it closed in have a lock box outside for access to the interior not being there most of the time. That's easy 1960 as all 7 family farms have that number on dozens of buildings. My late Aunt, the Kennedy fanatic and the year he was elected.1960 code to enter all for decades now. Never changed any of them in her honor. 2 different types of shingles next year with green three tab on back and the green elk on the front for cost savings. No siding, just sealed exterior grade CDX plywood painted like phase one. Salvaged demolition windows, no values. Windows on site show previous installation and removal. 2 new exterior doors, 157.00 each. No flooring other than just green treated 3/4 inch subfloor like phase one No AC wiring to the Grid like phase one rather Colman lanters and Milwaukee M18 lights. No finished ceilings just unfinished CDX plywood like 1/2 of phase one. No finished walls, just CDX 3 ply plywood 8 feet high better than phase one as only the areas next to the bed even have insulation No base, no trim. Wood stove in livingroom and maybe bedroom. Window air conditioning off a generator like phase one. No new plumbing planned during that time as we have a toilet to the holding tank in phase one in an open corner working for two years just fine for two of us. Sent you a photo of septic installed piping before. Hopefully 6 inches of fiberglass on all the ceilings. Plastic for sure. Bedroom and living room walls insulated hopeful. 4 x 10 room unfinished storage room northwest corner 10 x 10 room unfinished storage room north by northeast 7 x 10 storage room CDX lid and walls with shelving for fasterners and building products storage room 16 x 16 bedroom unfinished CDX with no closet in the short term 4 x 7 unfinished plywood walls hallway 16 x 21 unfinished living room/dinning room with CDX plywood 8 feet on walls and maybe on ceiling too. 12 x 38 dog kennels west side for her three east German shepherd trained guard dogs and her three polish tatra courtroom trained assist dogs as she refuses to go TV lands Perry Mason in a wheel chair in court daily. I thought it was kind of cool when she entered the room from chamber with both dogs holding her up and when a hundred and forty pound white dog was flanking, the stenographer and the hundred and sixty pounder was flanking the bailiff when she was on the bench before MS got most of her. Watertight primitive cabin for two on 160 acres of land off road and sheltered for two people. I might even spray a golden oak stain on lids and walls in the distant future That is it. I want inside shelter for a few days when the two mules or equipment and I harvest lumber off our land with all the open free to all viewing of yesteryear working programs sent down for my cabinets shop building on the southern farm, a weekend or two at least of tourism, donating my time half dozen days or so to all the charity community events and deer hunting. That smelt feed turned whitefish feed at the historic gym this year was a somewhat cold night with the woodstove after 4 months of non heating to warm up everything but to sleep was best vs driving 306 miles home in the dark in a blizzard. But at the gym, they said my ticket sales work was a Clover Township record. I would guess selling tickets to charity events down here for decades was worth it to Clover Township. But I never buy, that way they know I am honest. I hope that answers your latest questions and if not I will try to answer that or those too going forward. I still would like to pull a set or sets of permits someday for plumbing and wiring if and when I get there just for insurance coverage documentation. Have a great night. XM On Tue, Sep 5, 2023, 4:13 PM Alessandro Hall<alessandro.hall(@bavfieldcountv.wi.eov> wrote: Thanks Mike. Hope you had a nice labor day weekend as well. And thank you for sending over this drawing. Typically, we approve permits for the entirety of a construction project, not phase by phase as you've indicated in your site plan. Likewise, we don't permit structural framing separately from the other work associated with constructing dwelling space. I believe that's where the confusion surrounding the estimated fair market value arose from, since you were quoting the value of the framing while I was looking for the value of the finished structure. I think the easiest way to proceed is to permit all phases you've shown on the site plan now and let you work on the project as you have time in the years ahead instead of returning each year for a new permit. If you can provide me with the dimensions of the each of the rooms in the addition and a best guess of the structure's value once the additions are complete, we can move forward. Let me know if you have questions. Alessandro Hall I Assistant Zoning Administrator Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Department 117 E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone:715-373-3517 Email: alessandro hall(a_bayfieldcounncNvi.eov From: Michael Murphy <michaelmurphy1814@amail.com> Sent: Monday, September 4, 2023 8:20 PM To: Alessandro Hall <alessandro.hall@bayfieldcounty.wi.aov> Subject: McInerney Road early drawing Good evening Alessandro, Hope your weekend was fine and dandy like cotton candy. A pleasure for sure. Here is an earlier drawing I found in a file on the farm that was used to pull used materials out of the sheds and target them for Wisconsin's final frontier on McInerney Road. I will try to find a better file photo of the one I sent you earlier but the exterior dimensions never changed based of lumber salvage on hand in all the utility sheds as the basis for building and this one has all the phases set by set on it a little cleaner than the last file photo sent to you. Windows are still changing as I sort out the better ones in the past 160 stall dairy barn on the family farms that I use for spare parts. Alessandro Hall From: Michael Murphy <michaelmurphyl814@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2023 4:13 PM To: Alessandro Hall Subject: Re: Mclnery Road Floor Plan Alessandro, Please do not take me wrong. I am just very confused with the assessment question. I am one of the most workable guys. You'll probably ever find it's never my way or the highway always a solution never a problem. I am the guy that when you are in trouble you call when no one else answers or cares to board you up or make emergency repairs in a torrential downpour for much needed help and get charged the actual hourly costs plus 10%. 1 guess that's why I have so many clients and I have yet to fully retire at 63 years of age. They won't let me go. I am the guy that gives hundreds and hundreds of hours of time and donations not only statewide but to Clover Township and this year even Bayfield County. Drove in to many blizzards to get to Herbster or return in them free of charge to help the community out. Currently, I am in Cape Girardeau assisting a snowbird from Cornicopia Wisconsin who did not know who was capable of repairs down here and asked for help and is paying two of my framers and myself well to get it done. I contacted 7 builders on Saturday and 5 answered that I talked to while the other two called me back on Monday as to wrap up your questions as best as possible. I then call Mike Rogers Sauk City, Wisconsin Conservation Congress chair in Sauk County who is an assessor for multiple townships and village's in his area. But I did not know is whatever he assesses between now and December 31st, 2023 doesn't go on the tax bill until December of 2024, he said the state statutes have then awway a year behind. He said he has multiple homeowners who are on the 9,10,11, or even more do it yourself jobs which is kind of what I'm on in Clover township. I told him I plainly and honestly did not know how to answer your question. I said I put posts in with 180 pounds of concrete starting at 5 to 5 foot 6 below grade last year and then used plywood on the ground to square it up not being able to square the building myself. He told me not to worry about that. Then framed small sections on the porch last year of decking and walls, slide them off the porch and stacked until I could get the lift in to place the prefabricated sections. I told him square footage and if lucky deck up, walls up, rafters on, sheeting on the walls and the roof, then 30# felt hopefully by deer season hopefully. Once it Snows I am done. Only snowshoeing after that with no plow. I told him the costs of materials to date, he asked will I get any windows in before December 31st, 2023. That is a great unknown at this time. He suggested that if it was only framing. $10000 was probably fair. If I put a few windows in 15 was pushing it. I told him I was more than willing to pull a continuing building permit every May 1st or earlier or later depending on snow and roads with an exact budget amount for that calender year. And he said he had many homeowners that did just that. Although pulling permits earlier down here with snow going away much more rapidly in the Columbia County in South county areas. The boys are gonna be down here and Cape Girardeau for the next week. They wanna fish the weekend and finish the building repairs up early next week. If it rains like hell, we're water tight. But I gotta get back to the family farms in Columbia County. When I get home I will screen shoot to you another copy hopefully that you can read better and if not snail mail it up to you to make it easier for you. Anything else drop me a note Thank you very much Mike On Tue, Aug 29, 2023, 8:49 AM Alessandro Hall <alessandro.hall@bavfieldcountv.wi.aov> wrote: Mike, Not a problem —I'm not an expert on assessed value either. I only asked because our permit fees are based on the fair market value of a structure upon completion, not the cost of construction. Since most 1,000+ square foot homes/cabins in the area are worth far more than $10,000,1 just thought I'd ask. Whatever number you give me is the one we will go with. Pulling a permit yearly will not be necessary as long as we have a clear idea of your plans and what we're approving. Once you resend the floor plan photo, we will take it from there. Thanks, Alessandro Alessandro Hall 1 Assistant Zoning Administrator Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Department 117 E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washbum, WI 54891 Phone:715-373-3517 Email: alessandro.hall a hayfieldcounty.wi.gov From: Michael Murphy <michaelmurphv1814@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2023 11:59 PM To: Alessandro Hall <alessandro.hall@bavfieldcounty.wi.aov> Subject: Re: Mclnery Road Floor Plan If I need to pull a permit yearly as I go that is fine too. Mike On Fri, Aug 25, 2023, 3:02 PM Alessandro Hall <alessandro.hall@bavfieldcountv.wi.eov> wrote: Mike, Following up on your permit, I have a few questions. • Could you resend the floor plan photo. It's a little blurry and difficult to read. I need a legible version to record what we are approving with this permit. • On your application you cited a fair market value upon completion of $10,000. Are you sure that this number is accurate? Please keep in mind the following section from our fee schedule: When an applicant's estimated Fair Market Value (FMV) is used in accepting a fee for issuance of a land use permit, and that FMV deviates by ten percent (10%) or more from the actual fair market value as determined from the tax rolls of the Town Assessor the year after project completion, and that deviation would have resulted in a different required fee, the applicant may request a refund for any overpayment and the Administrator may request an additional fee for underpayment. Where any such deviation exceeds one hundred percent (100916) of the applicant's estimated FMV and resulted in underpayment of fees, there shall be a presumption that the applicant either did not exercise reasonable diligence or misrepresented the estimated FMV to obtain a lowerfee. In such cases, the Administrator may require that triple the additional fee be paid. Where any such additional fee is not paid thirty (30) days or more after a written request was sent nor an appeal filed, the Administrator may issue a citation. If such additional fee is still not paid after another thirty (30) day period, the permit becomes void and other enforcement actions may be taken." • Is the existing house currently connected to the holding tank onsite? • Since work on the addition has begun without permits, we will charge after -the -fact double fees. Let me know if you have additional questions and have a nice weekend. -Alessandro Alessandro Hall' l Assistant Zoning Administrator Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Department 117 E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone:715-373-3517 Email: alessandro.halloa bayfieldcounty.wi.p From: Michael Murphy<michaelmurohy1814@gmail.com> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2023 3:58 PM To: Alessandro Hall<alessandro.hall@bavfieldcounty.wi.aov> Subject: Re: Mclnery Road Floor Plan Window sizes are not accurate. As a contractor I have close to 200 or more in my sheds to chose from, all either vioded by manufacturers as factory issues, or removals from new window installs of no value or warranty on them but air tight and water tight. Floor plan is accurate. Like I said, we come up around 10 am on a Saturday and leave after lunch on Sunday so it will be a duration as it is just me, myself, and I as my wife has MS and can do little. No locked door on the addition until I get every opening secured someday. Thanks Mike On Thu, Aug P, 2023, 2:50 PM Alessandro Hall <alessandro.hall@bavfieldcountv.wi.gov> wrote: Hi Michael, Following up on our conversation could you provide me with the follow information: A more detailed site plan. Please indicate setbacks to property lines and clearly indicate what is existing on the site and what is proposed. Floor plans. These don't need to be super detailed but should show the layout of rooms in the structure. Signed letter from Colleen Locke authorizing you to seek permits on her behalf. Let me know if you have additional questions. Thanks, Alessandro Alessandro Hall I Assistant Zoning Administrator Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Department 117 E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone:715-373-3517 Email: qlessandro.halloa bayfieldcounty.wi.gLv Alessandro Hall From: Michael Murphy <michaelmurphy1814@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2023 10:29 PM To: Alessandro Hall Subject: Re: McInerney Road early drawing Alessandro Dining/Living Room (16 x 21) Bedroom (16 x 16) Storage Room 1 (7 x 10) Storage Room 2 with half bath (10 x 10) Storage Room 3(4 x 10) Hallway (4 x 7) Dog Kennel (12 x 38) Want to move the toilet and vanity out of the 2017 cabin for privacy and into storage room 2 . With the solar shower outside in the summer and never there during a rainy or cold weekend I am fine for a day and a half. Taking traps off every Sunday is nonsense. Let the next owner do what they want, they will have the room if they burn my wood supplies up. I should be home mid to late week and get your check out as it is sitting in the barn office. Mike On Fri, Sep 8, 2023, 9:35 AM Alessandro Hall<alessandro.hallCa@bavfieldcountv.wi.sov> wrote: Hi Mike, Thank you for this information. From what I'm hearing, the best way to move forward is to include all phases of construction under this one permit. This includes: • Dining/Living Room (16 x 21) • Bedroom (16 x 16) • Storage Room 1 (7 x 10) • Storage Room 2 (10 x 10) • Storage Room 3(4 x 10) • Hallway (4 x 7) • Bathroom (? x ?) • Dog Kennel (12 x 38) Please let me know if I've missed anything, and please confirm the height of the structure and the dimensions of the future bathroom. I also need fee payments for the project. You've indicated an estimated fair market value of approximately $42,500. The permit fee for an addition to a dwelling is $3 per $1,000 of value for a total cost of $127.50. Since work has been initiated without the benefit of permits, there is an after -the -fact double fee for a total of $255. Since you've already written a check for $75, there's an outstanding balance of $180. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Alessandro Alessandro Hall I Assistant Zoning Administrator Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Department 117 E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone:715-373-3517 Email: alessandro.hall0a bayfieldcountc.wi.gov From: Michael Murphy <michaelmurphv18140Rmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 7:49 PM To: Alessandro Hall<alessandro.hallCabavfieldcountv.wi.¢ov> Cc: Michael J. Murphy-WCC Columbia Co<murphvsmenagerie¢amefarms@netzero.net> Subject: Re: McInerney Road early drawing Alessandro, I had to call Mike Rogers the Sauk County Wisconsin assessor again this afternoon for his help on a price rather than permits every year by year After sending him photos and then talking it through his said in the next 3 to five years I have a 40 to 45,000 dollar primitive cabin addition in the woods. Review Checklist Tax ID#: jjq� Legal Description: .SE Sw Address: _ SE Zq T S o P- Zoning District: ❑ R-1 ❑ R-2 ❑ R-3 ❑ R-4 ❑ R-RB ❑ C ❑ 1 ❑ M ❑ A-1 ❑ A-2AF-1 ❑ F-2 ❑ W ❑ M-M Overlay District: Shoreland:*o ❑ Yes if yes, is impervious surface form required ❑ No ❑ Yes If yes, is impervious surface form attached ❑ No ❑ Yes Floodplain:JN&o ❑ Yes if yes, which zone? ❑ X ❑ AE ❑ A Wetland ENo ❑ Yes Ownership Information Accurate? pplicationsignecjL.etterofAuthorization (if applicable) ❑ Affidavit ofAuthority (if applicable) Legal Information Accurate? ❑ No es Proposed project previously granted or granted by varianceN No ❑ Yes, Case #: Is Structure Nonconforming? [){No ❑ Yes If yes, attach documentation Is Mitigation Required? Xo ❑ Yes If yes, is Mitigation attached? ❑ No ❑ Yes Boundary Line Determ nation: Is Structure within 30 feet of required setback/s? ❑ North Lot Line ❑ South Lot Line ❑ West Lot Line ❑ East Lot Line Applicable lot lines were: ❑ Visible from one previously surveyed corner to other previously surveyed corner ❑ Verified by staff with corrected compass ❑ Marked by licensed surveyor Is Structure within 10 feet of required setback/s? ❑ North Lot Line ❑ South Lot Line ❑ West Lot Line ❑ East Lot Line Applicable lot lines were: ❑ Visible from one previously surveyed cornerto other previously surveyed corner ❑ Marked by licensed surveyor Section # Required Applicant's Lot 13-1-60 Lot Area f 13-1-60 Lot Width ' 6 13-1-26 Is lot Sub -standard? ❑ Yes ❑ No Buildable ❑Yes ❑ No If yes, attach Deed of Record or Variance ' 13-1-22(h) Height (Shoreland) 35' , Is Sanitary required for project? ❑ No Yes If yes, Sanitary# . Sanitary Date: 67 0I I 20 m # of bedrbc ms: 0 08 A li If addition/alteration, were Access, Carmody, files reviewed for prior additions that ould exceed the 250 sq. ft. lifetime maximum? ❑ No ❑ Yes If yes, sanitary # Are fee payments correct o Yes I • S X( 3 X Hold For; ❑ ❑ Sanitary ❑ ❑ TBA ❑ wment __, ❑ 0 ❑ AsI pected By: (CSYPOI- Comments/Notes: , p(cce c� Date of Inspection: VZJIZ3 —N��d (�}TF Pecs: _,nects a () S of bu cVS_ Inspected By: Comments/Notes: Date of Re -Inspection: Denied by: Reason for Denial: Date of Denial: Are Town, Committee, and BOA conditions attached? ❑ Yes ❑ No If no, they need to be attached Approved by: Al%criy fco 14C41l Date Approval: Condition(s): • MVS4 /Acd G 1YG7„4r4,�1) SC4L jkf of eve Grul tinys q/If/Z3 -✓c • ��,>i� as � . • To✓n IOCI e /DVVIL Pere �diY}f���crl V1o( ;Apd�J r . 'ma) 0' nohO tc MOcc- 4k, j dogs w)4jw add _)Y)6I 0#7­1 �. Cc'1,7�nrgi , 0 Y Permit#: y_(��� Amount Paid: q55__ T6- Refund: IQ7•� Date Issued: — Date: Date: Town, City, Village, State or Federal Permits May Also Be Required AFTER -THE -FACT LAND USE — X SANITARY — Existing (20-194S) SIGN — SPECIAL — CONDITIONAL — BOA — BAYFIELD COUNTY PERMIT WEATHERIZE AND POST THIS PERMIT ON THE PREMISES DURING CONSTRUCTION No. 24-0016 Tax ID: 11925 Issued To: COLLEEN J LOCKE Location: SE '/4 of SW '/4 Section 29 Township 50 N. Range 7 W. Town of Clover In doc 2017R-569309 Gov't Lot Lot Block Subdivision CSM# Residential Structure in F-1 zoning district For: [After -The -Fact] Add/Alt: Dining/Living Room(16' x 21'); Bedroom(16' x 16'); Storage Room #1(7' x 10'); Storage Room #2 w/ Half Bath(10' x 10'); Storage Room #3(4' x 10'); Hallway(4' x 7'); Dog Kennel(12' x 38') _ 1438 sq. ft. Height of 19' (Disclaimer): Any future expansions or development would require additional permitting. Condition(s): Meet and Maintain Setbacks as approved including eaves and overhangs. A Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) Permit from the locally contracted UDC Inspection Agency must be obtained prior to the start of construction. Build as proposed. Town/State/DNR permits may be required. Kennel may not have more than 11 dogs or be used Commercially without additional permits. You are responsible for complying with state and federal laws concerning construction near or on wetlands, lakes, and streams. Wetlands that are not associated with open water can be difficult to identify. Failure to comply may result in removal or modification of construction that violates the law or other penalties or costs. For more information, visit the department of natural resources wetlands identification web page or contact a department of natural resources service center (715) 685-2900. NOTE: This permit expires two years from date of issuance if the authorized construction work or land use has not begun. Changes in plans or specifications shall not be made without obtaining approval. This permit may be void or revoked if any of the application information is found to have been misrepresented, erroneous, or incomplete. Alessandro Hall, AZA Authorized Issuing Official January 30, 2024 This permit may be void or revoked if any performance conditions are not completed or if any prohibitory conditions are violated. Date