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HomeMy WebLinkAbout26-0091Return to: County Use Only' 117 E 5d' Street, PO Box 58 Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Department Submission #: L6-Oao$e Washburn, WI 54891 LAND USE PERMIT APPLICATION Permit #: ≥6- Oaq permitspbavfieldcountv.wi.eov Date:3 73o 2.0?6 SECTION A: General Information Property Owner Name: & TAMMY Authorized Agent Name (if applicable): RYAN DEERING Telephone Number: Telephone Number: ERW RYAN 507 456-3831 TAMMY 507 456 -5441 E -Mail Address: E -Mail Address: CORNYESCAPADE@GMAILCOM Mailing Address: Mailing Address: 412 S. MAIN ST. City, State, Zip: City, State, Zip: MEDFORD, MN, 55049 Contractor: Telephone Number: E -Mail Address: SECTION B: Property Information Project Address (if different from mailing address): SS315 t4 chi an ktc , Cornta L&. v4I 5/45.0,, Legal Description (if additional space is needed attach a separate sheet): VILLAGE OF CORNUCOPIA LOT 13-18 BLOCK 19 INCL 112 VACATED OAK ST IN V.884 P.3 IM 2004R-489305 Section, Township, Range: 534-T51 N-R06W Town of BELL Tax ID #: 8211 Lot Size (Acres/Square Feet): 1.o9OAc. SECTION C: Project Information check all that apply) Project Use is: a Residential ❑ Commercial ❑ Municipal Project Type is: 0 New Construction 0 Addition/Alteration (existing structure) ❑ Change Use (existing structure) O Relocate (existing structure) O RV Placement 21+ days ❑ Sign ❑ Establishing a Business ❑ Temporary (12 or less months) ❑ Shoreland Grading, Class A ❑ RV Placement 4+ months, Class A ❑ Other (describe): required (Total sq ft): required SECTION D: Structure Information (Does not apply to RVs and Signs, go to Section E) Structure Type is: ❑ Residence 0 Principal Structure (describe): O Accessory Structure (describe): ❑ Shoreland Exempt Structure (describe): O Mobile Home (provide manufactured �1OX8OX18 woad framed storage building t &W914' inClu4trl4 ecwes date): ❑ Shipping Container ❑ Other (describe): Foundation 7)'pe: ❑ Basement O Walkout Basement El Slab ❑ Crawlspace O Ground O Skids El Other (explain): sane tube concrete peirs Existing Structure: Length: Width: Hei t: Proposed Structure (Provide Sq Ft based on outside dimensions, including unfinished areas, attached garages/above grade decks/porches): Basement Sq Ft: 1" Floor Sq Ft: Loft Sq Ft: 2nd Floor Sq Ft: 3n° Floor Sq Ft: Blocl to Garage Sq Ft: Porch Sq Ft: Deck Sq Ft: Other Sq Ft (describe): Other Sq Ft (describe): Total Sq Ft:. 3(0C1 (o Overall Height (finished grade to peak): 26' 4" # of Stories: 1 Existing # of Bedrooms on property: Proposed # of Bedrooms in project: D SECTION E: RV and Sigu Information (check all thatapply) Sign is: RV is: ❑ New O Replacement ❑ New ❑ Replaceme ❑ On -premise ❑ Off -premise S. _cC `: , iV 0 ❑ 1 -sided O 2 -sided Year. Vin #: ❑ On -building ❑ Multi -Tenant NOV 1 42025 Length: Width: Height: Make: Modgayeeld Co. Agency SECTION F: Site Plan — attach a site plan or draw site plan in box below (See pages 1 & 2 of Land Use Permit Application Information for information that is required to be provided on site plan) Show location of: 0 Driveways 0 Frontage Roads (include name) El Existing Structures If1 Well (W) ❑ Septic Tank (ST) O Drain Field (DF) ❑ Holding Tank (HT) O Privy (P) O Lake O River OStream/Creek ❑Pond ❑Flood lain ❑ Wetlands Slopes over 20% N Set (4tcwhe4 sck ptur- Setback or distance from furthest extent of structure including eaves and overhangs to (include on site plan): County Use Only Verified setbacks Road Centerline (Mic1u an Mx)43 ft ft. Notes/Comments: LjL(u ttk LL ! t of N0V 14 2025 Bayfleld Co. Planning and zoning Agency Front Lot Line/Right-of-Way (al) ) 0 ft. ft. Side Lot Line t� (NorthlbasttZlsouthDWestfl,check one) ft. �j�/ ft 1 J Side Lot Line 2 check one) 1 510 ft. ft �t®orth❑East❑SouthCMWest17 RearLot Line ( west) 66 fL Septic/Holding Tank ft. ft. Drainfield ft ft Privy ft. ft. Well ft. ftRtCEIVED Existing Structure/Building ft. 10 ft. Wetland ft. & Elevation of Floodplain ft ft Ordinary High -Water Mark (0HWM) R Other (describe) Sewer Lateral 53 ft. ft El Yes ❑ No Has the location of the proposed project including eaves and overhangs and the sanitary system and well been staked? If no what date will this he completed: 0 Yes ❑ No Did a licensed surveyor mark lot line(s) if project is within 10 feet of required setback? See page 2 of Land Use Application Information for required setbacks. 0 Yes 0 No Did property owner or applicant mark lot line(s) if project is within 30 feet of required setback? See page 2 of Land Use Application Information for required setbacks. 0 Yes ❑ No Is there an existing sanitary system on the property? If yes, what kind? ❑ Drainfield 0 Holding Tank 0 Municipal/Public 0 Other (describe): 0 Yes ❑ No Will pressurized water be installed in the structure? If yes, what kind of sanitary system will be installed or used to manage wastewater? ❑ Drainfield ❑ Holding Tank El Municipal/Public ❑ Other (describe): ❑ Yes 0 No Will sleeping occur in the structure? If yes, contact local Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) for approval and Inspection requirements. Is the project associated with any of the following: ❑ Rezone ❑ Class A Special Use ❑ Class B Special Use ❑ Conditional Use Cl Variance Fee payment will be made via: ❑ Check (attached) ❑ Cash (attached) El debit/credit/eeheck (department to call once payment is ready to be taken) How would you like to receive your permit card? El Mail to: OR El Email to: El Property Owner Address 0 Agent Address ❑ Contractor Address 0 Other (provide Name and Email or Address): 412 S. Main St Medford, Mn. 55049 EMAIL: oornyescapade@gmail.com All Land Use Permits expire Two (2) Years from the date of issuance if construction or use has not begun. Sanitary Permit issuance, if required, 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 new construction of one- & two-family dwellings requires review and approval by the local Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) authority. Additions and alterations to one - and two-family dwellings may require review and approval by the 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 faith in Wisconsin statutes pertaining to condominium associations, the Declaration of the Condominium Association in which the property is located, and all otherrules, 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.gov/tonicIwtIan�1s. v/top<cIwetiands. or contact a Department of Natural Resources service center (715)685-2900. I (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. I (we) acknowledge that I (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 I (we) are providing in or with this application. I (we) consentto county officials charged with administering county ordinances to have access to the above described property at any reasonable time for the purpose of inspection. Owner(s) or Authorized Agent Printed Name: s wwc• wo .Mo Owner(s) or Authorized Agent Signature: a!4..444.eJy 3Ll7(Ji?t4S1]Plr/? Date; s 114/ts NOTES: 1. If you are signing on behalf of the owner(s) a letter of authorization must accompany this application. 2. Specific conditions/instructions maybe stated on the face of the issued Land Use Permits. Owners, agents, & contractors must all be aware of permit details & conditions and permit card must be posted on property prior to start of project. RECF:pVED NOV 14 2025 Bayfield Co Planning and Zoning Agency Bayfield County Impervious Surface Calculations These calculations are REQUIRED per WI Admin Code NR 115.05(1)(e) and Section 13-1-32(g) and 13-1- 40(h) of the Bayfield County Code of Ordinances. The undersigned hereby makes application for construction, reconstruction, expansion, replacement or relocation of any impervious surface within 300 feet of the ordinary high water mark and agrees that all activities shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Bayfield County Code of Ordinances and all other applicable ordinances and the laws of the State of Wisconsin. Pursuant to Chapter 1, Title 13, Section 13-1-106(d) of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance(s), Planning and Zoning Department employees assigned to inspect properties shall have access to said properties to make inspections. Property Owner(s): Ryan & Tammy Deering Mailing Address: Property Address 412 S. Main St. Medford MN 55049 88315 Michigan Ave, Cornucopia WI 54827 Legal Description: Section, Township, Range 1/4, 1/4, Sec sae Township T51 N, Range Ras W Authorized Agent/Contractor Gov't Lot Lot # CSM# Vol & Page Lot(s) # Block(s) # Subdivision Town of: 13-18 19lncl.1/2vacatedOakSt. Village of Cornucopia Bell Parcel ID # (PIN #) Tax ID # Date: 04- 00.010-2-51-06-34100-308-09000 8211 11/14/2025 Impervious Surface: An area that releases as runoff all or a majority of the precipitation that falls on it. "Impervious surface" excludes frozen soil but includes rooftops, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots and streets unless specifically designed, constructed and maintained to be pervious. Calculation of Impervious Surface: Percentage of impervious surface shall be calculated by dividing the surface area of existing and proposed impervious surfaces on the portion of a lot or parcel that is within 300 feet of the ordinary high water mark by the total surface area of the lot or parcel, multiplied by 100. Impervious Surface Standard: Allow up to 15% impervious surface but not more than 30% impervious surface on the portion of a lot or parcel that is within 300 feet of the ordinary high water mark. A permit can be issued for development that exceeds 15% impervious surface but not more than 30% impervious surfaces with a mitigation plan that meets the requirements of the Bayfield County Ordinance(s). Existing Impervious Surfaces: For existing impervious surfaces that were lawfully placed when constructed but that do not comply with the standards in Section(s) 13-1-32(g) and Section 13-1-40(h), the property owner may do any of the following: a. Maintenance and repair of all impervious surfaces: b. Replacement of existing impervious surfaces with similar surfaces within the existing building footprint; c. Relocation or modification of existing impervious surfaces with similar or different impervious surfaces, provided that the relocation or modification does not result in an increase in the percentage that existed on the effective date of the county shoreland ordinance, and meets the applicable setback requirements in Section 13-1-32. RECEIVED NOV 14 2025 Bayfield Co. Planning and Zoning Agency Impervious Surface Item Dimension Area (Square Footage) Existing House Existing Accessory Building/Garage 26'X34' 884 Existing Sidewalk(s), Patio(s) & Deck(s) 10'X12', 5'X8' 120', 40' Existing Covered Porch(es), Driveway & Other Structures 24'x26' shed, 20'x60' driveway, 6'x6' well shed, 36'x9' camper 1, 36'x9' camper 2 624',1000', 36', 324', 324' Proposed Addition/House Proposed Accessory Building/Garage 44'X84' 3696' Proposed Sidewalk(s) & Patio(s) Proposed Covered Porch(es) & Deck(s) Proposed Driveway 3210 Proposed Other Structures Total: 10258 a. Total square footage of lot: b. Total impervious surface area: 10258 c. Percentage of impervious surface area: 100 x (b)/a = 21.8 If the proposed impervious surface area is greater than 15% mitigation is required. Total square footage of additional impervious surface allowed: @ 15% @ 30% aaas Issuance Information (County Use Only) Date of Inspection: Inspection Record: Zoning District ( ) Lakes Classification ( ) Condition(s): Stormwater Management Plan Required: ❑ Yes ❑ No RECEIVED Signature of Inspector: Date of Approval: u/forms/impervioussurface Bayfield Co. Created: May 2012 (®Apr 2016; Sept 2020) Planning and Zoning Agency Proofed by: N �"> 33S,- _ ��UaL oNwM _ � .�. • •H(n4) �c/ • • ONwr-\ SrJbnJF- (ball) • . • • ..7tH.\.jm --�Sax�'� IY:vEWnv S+: �i �:"�_-'_. - t >_l�.rr� 7JRIVFy1N� •! I5wl I rJ j eP� s� wV .7•bY 1 Y � Ww5$ syf 5' Z MI��i�; ��� A LNUE. ≤„ N= „1 2- � -A �o o r., c, V Q42 42 I A .` y i n Pau'" I � �- r r' I �x�� a �\ •� �o l) 0Nw nn Sf16r 1— �� I �I 0 WM yab��' a4x a9 . I _ II •'I _ ,' r Iz` 34x9 pRrvrwP� ox 32f4_ • ''' `5441 ws _�s ai �. n �--k- ..__- g c4, --------------------------------- ! RUES 0L- © rn rn_ o N C N m M&Z Builders LLC Building height to peak 2644" Top of wall 18' II .r Door 16'X16' Ground level BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS: 40' W X 80' LX 18' H 44'X84' including eaves v = z d� o nom 3a o cm 2 PATRICIA A OLSON BAYFIELD COUNTY, WI REGISTER OF DEEDS 2004R-489305 02/12/2004 9:00 AN RECORDING FEE 11.00 Pages yN :uJLi TOWN OF BELL BAYFIELD COUNTY ORDER FOR DISCONTINUANCE OF TOWN ROAD An order for discontinuance of the town road described below having been duly filed with the Town of Bell, Town Clerk ,and was unanimously approved at the December 9, 2003, Bell Town Board Meeting. This vacating is in accordance with Wisconsin Statues Section 066.1003 Discontinuance of a Public Way. Notice of said Final Hearing having been given in accordance with Section #661003; at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, February 10, 2004. The Town Board has decided that it would be best for the public good to grant this discontinuance. Now therefore IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the following town road or portion thereof is discontinued: The one half block of Oak Street, south of Block 19 Lot 18, and west of Michigan Avenue, of the original Plat of Cornucopia, Town of Bell, Bayfield County. (This street though platted was never constructed). Request by Ryan and Tammy Deering. Dated It) day of , 2004 d0 BE L C t Supervisor Supervisor By: Supe 'sot ffZ6/or V 6 94 P 3 TDDB '2c&3a L r1, C+el1, �► c-Tt'�oo co B� b,lJ, 5-1sz7 RECEIVED NOV 14 2025 Bayfield Co. Planning and Zoning Agency Lti,—Oaosa Bell Sanitary District #1 PO Box 146 _ Cornucopia WI 54827 RECEIVED FEB 13 2026 Bayfield Co. Planning and Zoning Agency February 12, 2026 Bayfield County Zoning 117 East 5th Street Washburn, WI 54891 Good day: This is to inform you that the building site at 88315 Michigan Ave., Cornucopia WI 54827 TAX ID 8211 in the village of Cornucopia WI is an established hook-up to the Bell Sanitary District #1 Collection system. Ryan Deering will be allowed to hook into his existing system. Sincerely, Pauline N Colamatteo Pauline N Colamatteo Business Manager Bell Sanitary District #1 P O Box 146 Cornucopia WI 54827-0146 6/27/25, 10:22 AM Novus-Wisconsin Access rev. 12.0206 Real Estate Bayfield County Property Listing Today's Date: 6/27/2025 4 Description Updated: 9/29/2005 Tax ID: 8211 PIN: 04-010-2-51-06-34-1 00-308-09000 Legacy PIN: 010111504000 Map ID: Municipality: (010) TOWN OF BELL SIR: S34 T51N R06W Description: VILLAGE OF CORNUCOPIA LOT 13-18 BLOCK 19 INCL 1/2 VACATED OAK ST IN V.884 P.3 IM 2004R-489305 Recorded Acres: 1.090 Calculated Acres: 1.086 Lottery Cairns: 0 First Dollar: Yes Zoning: (R-4) Residential -4 ESN: 107 9 Tax Districts Updated: 3/15/2006 1 STATE 04 COUNTY 010 TOWN OF BELL 044522 SCHL-SOUTHSHORE 001700 TECHNICAL COLLEGE 047070 BELL SANITARY DISTRICT #1 Property Status: Current Created On: 3/15/2006 1:15:03 PM a Ownership Updated: 3/15/2006 RYAN &TAMMY DEERING MEDFORD MN Billing Address: Mailing Address: RYAN &TAMMY DEERING RYAN &TAMMY DEERING 412SMAIN ST 4125 MAIN ST MEDFORD MN 55049 MEDFORD MN 55049 P Site Address * indicates Private Road 88315 MICHIGAN AVE M Property Assessment CORNUCOPIA 54827 Updated: 9/22/2022 2025 Assessment Detail Code Acres Land Imp. Cl-RESIDENTIAL 1.090 17,300 19,900 2 -Year Comparison 2024 2025 Change Land: 17,300 17,300 0.0% Improved: 19,900 19,900 0.0% Total: 37,200 37,200 0.0% Pte' Property History N/A yam Recorded Documents Updated: 3/15/2006 ® CONVERSION Date Recorded: 676-345;712-97 — I kS 10tH V' � �4 S ( mcke be 6xp, aU we cur u�o�2. 5ecvnr c &e Bcr rcu ' qc&z t aft ttAk p1cAMt h3isdd u l l j https://novus.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/access/master.asp /�Wtl tart . NOV 142O? BayflaLi i. Planning and Z. 1/1 Bayfield County, WI 1/8/2026, 7:52:47 AM 1:442 Rivers �.--! Approximate Parcel Boundary Road Type — Town Building Footprint 2015 Building 0.01 0.01 0.02 ml 0.01 0.01 0.03 km Bayfiea County Land Records Department Bayfield County Zoning Apdimtlon blips:!lmepsbayfioIdmunty.wl.gov/ZoningWABI vq"'ON DEPAR1 ' Bayfield County Land & Water Conservation Department 615 2^a Ave. East; PO Box 126 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: (715) 373-6167 • FAX: (715) 373-6127 • Website: www.bavfieldcountv.ora December 10, 2025 Tammy & Ryan Deering 412 S Main Street Medford, MN 55049 RE: Stormwater management plan for your Zoning land -use permit application at 88315 Michigan Avenue, your property in Cornucopia, described as VILLAGE OF CORNUCOPIA LOT 13-18 BLOCK 19 INCL 1/2 VACATED OAK ST IN V.884 P.3 IM 2004R-489305. Township 51 North, Range 06 West, Section 34, Township of Bell, Bayfield County, Wisconsin. Tax ID: 8211. Parcel ID: 04-010-2-51-06-34-1 00-308-09000. Disclaimer 1: This plan is not intended to serve as a basis for approval or denial of a permit application. Disclaimer 2: This plan is limited in scope to examining the shoreline vegetative buffer and the amount of impervious surface on the property. In no way should this plan be construed, interpreted, or used as any sort of approval of a project or a proof -positive statement that there will be no impact on a land or water resource. This plan is only meant to satisfactorily satisfy the condition set forth in the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance that mitigation and/or stormwater management needs to occur if a property triggers certain criteria (see Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance Section 13-1-40, Article C (g)). Dear Tammy & Ryan, On November 24, 2025, Emily MacGillivray from Bayfield County Planning & Zoning Department and I visited your property to discuss your options for fulfilling the stormwater management requirements of your Bayfield County Planning & Zoning Department land -use permit application. Based on the information you provided and our own research and observations, we determined that the best option for you, given the layout of your property and soil composition, is to install infiltration trenches along the dripline of the proposed pole building. You are required to infiltrate and treat stormwater from 3,187 square feet of impervious surface on the property. By properly infiltrating and treating stormwater from the entire proposed pole building (3,696 square feet), you will exceed the required amount. An infiltration trench will need to be installed on both sides of the building along the entire dripline. Each trench shall be 2 feet deep, 3 feet wide, and a minimum of 104 feet long. Your decision to move the building 20 feet farther to the south will likely help with this, just note that you will need to extend both trenches beyond the building footprint to achieve 104 feet of trench length. This means extending them to the north is likely your best option, to avoid introducing excess water to the sewer lateral area. Be sure the installation site is not compacted so that water can seep into the soil. Follow the guidance for infiltration trench construction as laid out on pages 19-24 of Controlling Erosion and Runoff from Your Waterfront Property: A Guide for Landowners (see enclosed). Perform maintenance Our Mission: To assist rite public in protecting. enhancing, and restoring the natural resources of $mfeld County of the infiltration trenches as directed in the enclosed pages and as required by Zoning. You will also need to maintain and preserve all native vegetation currently growing along the stream and within 35 feet of the ordinary high water mark of the stream, as these plants will help catch and infiltrate stormwater runoff from the property. State statute and county ordinance does allow the removal of dead, diseased, or dying vegetation, though. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Andy Teal Surface Water Conservation Specialist Bayfield County Land & Water Conservation Department Cc: Emily MacGillivray, Bayfield County Planning & Zoning Department Enclosed: pages 19-24 of Controlling Erosion and Runoff from Your Waterfront Property: A Guide for Landowners L*a}1 on +(Loch m Y Rb C C) GP N o n; Infiltrate Infiltration practices hold runoff water in a flat area and allow water to soak into the soil. They work well where infiltration rates (speed that water soaks Into the soil) range from 0.5 to 3 inches per hour. Sandy soils provide lots of opportunity for Infiltration. Do not install infiltration practices if there is not at least 3 feet of separation to groundwater. Infiltration practices are not recommended where soils consist of more than 30 percent clay or more than 40 percent silt and clay. Rain gardens are the excep- tion. With rain gardens, plant roots create pore spaces for water to travel along and soak Into the garden bottom. Approximate Infiltration Rates of Soils Sand 1.2 to 3.0 Inches or more per hour Sandy Loam 0.8 to 1.2 inches per hour Infiltration pits and Loam 0.3 to 0.8 Inches per hour I trenches work well Clay Loam 0.2 to 0.3 inches per hour Rain gardens are the only infiltration Clay 0.04 to 0.2 inches per hour method Measuring Infiltration Rates You can perform a simple infiltration (or more accurately percolation) test by digging a hole with straight, vertical sides to the depth where you want to infil- trate water and filling it with water to moisten the soil. Allow this water to drain, then fill the bole again. Measure water depth after filling and every 15 minutes until the hole'drains. Measured every fifteen minutes, the infiltration rate per hour is four times the average decrease in water depth. Assessing Soil Type Two do-it-yourself methods for assessing soil type follow. Soil test kits may be also available from your local UW-Extension Office. Another source of soils information is the Natural Resources Conservation Service. With a high speed Internet connection .19 INFILTRATE and a fast computer, you can look up sons mapped for your property lb try this, go to the NRCS Web Soil Survey: hnp//wrhwilsunwncNR(:.ti.ustln.gov/app. Follow the instructions on the web site. Be patient. depending upon the speed of your interact connection and computer,it can take a while to get to your desired location. NRCS soil information is available by hydrologic soil group. This classification groups soils by their infiltration capability. A soils are sandy soils with high infil- tration rates. B soils have moderate infiltration, and C soils have low infiltration rates. Soils may vary considerably from site to site - especially where fill Is brought in during construction. Estimating Soil Texture A simple hand testing method will provide an idea of your soil texture. I. Take a small handful of soil. Soil Texture Ribbon length 2. Make sum the soil is reasonably moist. 3. Form a small round ball with one hand. Sand 0- 1/2 inches Sandy loam 1/2-1.0 Inches 4. Work the soil by pushing part that ball between your thumb and forefinger. a Loam 1.0 inches 5. This process should form a ribbon. The ribbon Cloy loam 1.0- 1.5 inches should be long enough to measure with a Clay 2.0 + inches small ruler. The table shows soil textures simplified into categories based on the length of the ribbon. Identifying soil texture by measurement I. Spread soil on a newspaperto dry. Remove rocks, roots, and other debris. Crush soil clumps and finely pulverize the soil. 2. FIl a tall, slender jar 1/4 full of soil. 3. Add water until the jar is 3/4 full. 4. Add a teaspoon of powdered, non -foaming dishwasher detergent 5. Cover with a tight -fatting lid and shake hard for 10 to 15 minutes. This breaks apart tho soil and sorts it into similar soil particle sizes. 6. Set the jar where it will not be moved for 2 to 3 days. 7. Soil panicles will settle out according to size. After 1 minute, mark the depth of the sand on the jar. 8. After 2 hours, mark the depth of silt on the jar 9. When the water clears (after a few days or weeks) mark the depth of clay. 10. Measure the thickness of the sand, silt, and clay layers. 11. Calculate the percentage thickness of each layer by dividing the thickness of a particular soil layer by the total depth of soil and multiplying by 100. Test and additional information about assessing soils from Garden Notes #214 Estimating Soil Texture. Colorado State University Cooperative Extension. Professional Soil Testing For problem sites where practices need to be large and deep, it is a good idea to have soil tested by a professional. Direct the certified soil tester to dig a pit to 3 feet below the potential depth of the infiltration practice. Have the soil tester characterize the soil and risk for a report that specifies soil texture at various soil depths.Also have them identify where soil shows evidence of a high water table. Certified soil testers can be found in the yellow pages under`Soil Testing' or'Perc Testing' A fist of certified soil testers in your area may be available from your county zoning office. Soil Compaction from Construction Many developed properties have severely compacted soils.Thesc soils were com- pacted when heavy machinery drove over native or fill soils during construction. Compaction resulting from construction activities can last decades.Titis is why it is important to avoid use of heavy machinery on waterfront pmperry if at all possible. lb increase Infiltration in compacted soils, till soils deeply (at least one foot) and add 3 to 6 inches of compost. Composted materials like leaves and grass will add organic material and pore spaces to the soil and increase infiltration. Leveling Infiltration Areas To maximize the volume for holding the infiltrating water, the bottom of Infiltra- tion practices should be level. To check the bottom of an infiltration practice, place a 2X4 plank across the bottom and measure with a carpenter's level. Important things to keep in mind when infiltrating water • Place infiltration practices at least 10 feet from the house to prevent undermining of the foundation or seepage into the basement. Infiltration practices should be at least 50 feet from drinking water wells. Newly constructed wells must be at least 25 feet deep, but older, more shallow wells may still exist. ' Be sure the bottom elan infiltration area is separated at least three foot from the groundwater to prevent groundwater contamination. - - Avoid locating infiltration uphill of or over a septic drain field INFILTRATE Rock Infiltration Trenches Use a rock trench to capture runoff from a roof or parking area. A filter fabric trench finer prevents soil from entering the spaces between the rocks where water is held. Filter fabric is available from many hardware stores and some Land and 'Miter Conservation Departments. Try to keep sediment out of the rocks at the top of the trench to maintain the pore spaces and extend die life of the trench. One method to do this is to create an area that can be readily cleaned out. Fill trench to within six inches of the top with rock. Plate a layer of filter fabric over the rock then fill to the surface. This allows removal of rock and sediment cleaning from the top six inches.The filter fabric prevents sediment from reaching lower layers. Trenches may be constructed next to buildings without basements or foundations such as pole sheds. It is a good idea to leave at least six inches between the edge of a poured concrete slab or asphalt driveway to prevent undermining.This area can be covered with rock at the surface, if desired. Do not place trenches within ten feet of a house where water could soak into the basement. Allow a fifteen -foot wide strip of gross between a heavily used parking area and a rock trench to clean the water before it soaks into the ground. Infiltration Trenches am long, relatively shollow excavated areas, lined with filter fabric, than filled with rock. Fabric Trench size depends upon the amount of water to be captured and the rate of infil- tration of underlying soil.The space between the rocks holds water, which then soaks Into the soil beneath the trench.A two -foot deep trench along a roofhne will capture a significant volume of water.The table on page 23 lists tile length of trench necessary to capture a one-year, 24 -hour storm event.These trenches will probably overflow with large storms.The edge where the overflow occurs should be made as level as possible to reduce the creation of channelized flow. Sizing for rock trenches along roofs and parking areas." Area of hard Length (ft.) of Length (ft.) of surface (sq. ft.) 2 ft. wide trench 31t. wide trench 200 17 11 IMPORTANT 400 33.5 22 NOTE: Sizing in the table 600 50 33.5 is for areas with 800 67 45 sandy or shady 1000 84 56 loam soils with drainage rate 1500 126 84 of at least 2000 167 112 0.5 inches 2500 .209 140 per hour. 3000 251 168 1 T nches are all lea (ccl deep. 2 ➢arch, are sized la capture flare ya.c 24.novruorm oteel Rock Infiltration Pits An infiltration pit is constructed similarly to a trench, except that a pit Is deeper, and a pit is designed to fit into available area.This deeper pit may reach sandy soils with higher infiltration rates when a shallower trench does not.\vith sandy soils, a 3 -foot deep infiltration pit should be 5 to 10 percent of the size of the impervious surface that drains toil A 4 -foot deep infiltration pit should be from 4 to 8 percent of the size of the impervious surface that drains to it. See the table on page 24 for sizing in sandy loam soils. If this much space isn't available, a smaller pit will still help reduce pollutants by capturing runoff from small min events and die fast flush from larger storms. Be sure to consider how water will flow from the pit when it overflows. The over- flow area should be broad (2 to 4 feet) and absolutely flat across the overflow for even flow. Reinforce the overflow area with clean 4 -to 6 -inch rock underlain with filter fabric to prevent underlying soil from washing out. Do not construct a pit deeper than five feet because the sob beneath the pit will compact and drain more slowly. Sizing Infiltration Pits - Area of pit compared to impermeable area that drains to it* Soil Type Infiltration Rate 3 foot deep pit 4 foot deep pit Sand More than one inch 5-10 percent 4-8 percent per hour Sandy Loam 0.5-1 inch per hour 10-20 percent 8-15 percent Silt or Clay. Do not use infiltration pits or trenches unless you can dig to a sandy soil layer This will capture the runoff from a f year, 24 -hour storm event to a 10 year, 24Mour slot, event. Across Northern Wisconsin this ranges front just over 2 Inches (I year storm) to around 4 inches (10 year storm) of rain In a 24./tour period. Preventing Sediment Accumulation To prolong the life of your infiltration pit, Install a layer of filter fabric six incites below the final top surface. Cover the filter fabric with clean rock to the surface. Follow these steps to maintain the infiltration system 1. Remove pine needles and any other matter that has collected on top of the system. 2. For small rock, remove rock and sift with a 3/4" mesh to remove sediment. 3. Rinse rock. 4. Remove remaining sediments and replace or rinse filter fabric. 5. Refill with clean rock. 6. Place recovered fine sediments in bordered flower bed or other contained area and mulch. 7. Discard dirty water and sediment in a contained area on your property such as a plant bed. Subsurface Infiltration Pits An Infiltration pit can be constructed beneath the soil and grass, but be sure to keep the following in mind: 14 Cover rock with filter fabric to prevent soil from entering the spaces between the rocks. I I Be sure the location of the infiltration pit Is noted above ground.To minimize compaction and maximize effectiveness, do not drive across this area. I I An overflow device is needed. I I A direct connection to a rain gutter downspout may deliver leaves, pine needles, and other debris below ground and dog the rock spaces. Sec photo on page 25 for a tube system that provides overflow for excess water and allows access to clean out debris. 24 Title 13, Chapter 1, Article B Zoning Code 4. The waterway provides significant migratory habitat for water birds. (b) Application of Stricter Standards. If more than one requirement with respect to setback, lot area, or lot dimension applies to a parcel, the most restrictive requirement(s) shall be applied. (D)10/31/2017-(b)(c)(d)(dg)(dm); (x)10/31/2017) (c) Impervious Surface Standards. For any riparian lot or parcel and any non - riparian lot or parcel located entirely within 300 feet of the ordinary high-water mark of any navigable waterway, the construction, reconstruction, expansion, replacement or relocation of any impervious surface must meet the following requirements: (dp10/2912013); (D)10/31/2017-(e)(em)(f); (®)10/31/2017-(g) (1) Lots or Parcels with 15% or Less Impervious Surface. Up to 15% of the portion of a lot or parcel that is within 300 feet of the ordinary high-water mark may consist of impervious surface without the need for mitigation. (dpl0/29/2013) (2) Lots or Parcels with More than 15% but no More than 30% Impervious Surface. Between 15% and 30% of the portion of a lot or parcel that is within 300 feet of the ordinary high-water mark may consist of impervious surface provided that the landowner obtains a permit and provided that the mitigation measures of Sec. 13-1-40, subsection (f) paragraph (9) of this Ordinance shall apply. (dp10129/2013); (A)10/31/2017) (3) Existing Impervious Surfaces. For existing impervious surfaces that were lawfully placed when constructed but that do not comply with the standards in paragraphs (1) and (2) above, the property owner may do any of the following: (dp10129/2013); (D)1013112017-(3); (A)10/31/2017) a. Maintenance and repair of all impervious surfaces; (dpl0/29/2013) b. Replacement of existing impervious surfaces with similar surfaces within the existing building envelope; (dp10/29/2013) c. Relocation or modification of existing impervious surfaces with similar or different impervious surfaces, provided that the relocation or modification does not result in an increase in the percentage of impervious surface that existed at the effective date of the Bayfield County Shoreland Zoning Ordinance, and meets the applicable setback requirements in s. NR 115.05 (1) (b), Wisconsin Administrative Code. (dpl0/29/2013); (A)10/31/2017) (4) Treated Impervious Surfaces: Impervious surfaces that can be documented to show they meet either of the following standards shall be excluded from the impervious surface calculations. (©)1013112017) a. The impervious surface is treated by devices such as stormwater ponds, constructed wetlands, infiltration basins, rain gardens, bio- swales or other engineered systems. (©)10/31/2017) Portions of this Ordinance Last Updated: (7/30/2024) Title 13 -Chapter 1 -Article B -Page 105) Title 13, Chapter 1, Article B Zoning Code b. The runoff from the impervious surface discharges to an internally drained pervious area that retains the runoff on or off the parcel and allows infiltration into the soil. (O)10/3112017) (5) Calculation of Percentage of Impervious Surface: Percentage of impervious surface shall be calculated by dividing the surface area of the existing and proposed impervious surfaces on the portion of a lot or parcel that is within 300 feet of the ordinary high-water mark by the total surface area of that lot or parcel and multiplied by 100. (©)10/31/2017) (d) For the Town of Pilsen. The following minimum lot sizes in the shoreland area shall apply: (©)10131/2017-(d) (1) Sewered Lots: the minimum lot area shall be 10,000 square feet and the minimum average lot width shall be 65 feet. (O)10/31/2017) (2) Unsewered Lots: the minimum lot area shall be 20,000 square feet and the minimum average lot width shall be 100 feet. (O)10/31/2017) (e) Relationship to Other Provisions. Subsections (b) and (c) above are subject to the provisions of Sec. 13-1-22 (a) (modifying setbacks for certain structures), Sec. 13-1-26 (pertaining to substandard lots of record), and Sec. 13-1-40 (pertaining to nonconforming uses and structures) of this Ordinance. (©)913012001); (A)7/31/2012); (A)1013112017) Portions of this Ordinance Last Updated: (7/30/2024) Title 13 -Chapter 1 -Article B -Page 106) Title 13, Chapter 1, Article C Zoning e. The mitigation requirements of paragraph (g) below are complied with if the relocated structure is the principal structure. (O)7/31/2012); (A)10/31/2017); (A) 2/27/2018) f. The county shall issue a permit that requires all other structures on the lot or parcel that do not comply with the shoreland setback requirement in subs. (f) paragraph (1) and are not exempt under NR 115.05(1)(b)l m, Wisconsin Administrative Code to be removed by the date specified in the permit. (©)7131/2012) g. All other provisions of the Bayfield County Shoreland Zoning Ordinance shall be met. (©)7/31/2012);(A)2/27/2018) (8) Compliance with Most Restrictive Zone Standards. Nonconforming buildings and structures which are located in more than one setback zone shall comply with the standards of the more restrictive zone. (D)7/31/2012)-(8); (D)10/3112017-(9); (A)10/31/2017) (g) Mitigation Measures. As specified in the following provisions, the objective of these mitigation requirements is to compensate for adverse environmental effects when development is permitted to occur within designated shoreline setback areas. The mitigation measures shall be proportional to the amount and impacts of the activity being permitted in some circumstances, a storm water management plan may be the only and most critical proportional measure. A site plan and implementation schedule describing any required mitigation shall be submitted by the property owner or owner's authorized agent and approved by the Planning and Zoning Agency and/or Land and Water Conservation Department prior to issuance of the related land use permit(s). When the amount and impact of the activities being permitted merit mitigation measures beyond a storm water management plan, the mandatory mitigation measures shall include: (A)7/30/2013); (A)10/31/2017); (A)2/27/2018) (1) Evaluation and upgrading of any existing sanitary system on the subject property to comply with SPS 383, Wis. Adm. Code, and the Bayfield County Sanitary and Private Sewage Ordinance. (A)10131/2017) (2) Implementation of erosion and storm water runoff control measures in accordance with best management practices. (A)1013112017) (3) The obligations of the property owner under the mitigation plan shall be evidenced by an instrument recorded in the office of the Bayfield County Register of Deeds. (O)7/31/2012); (D)10/3112017 -d.); (A)1013112017) (4) Accumulating at least four (4) points from among the following proposed or current practices: (A)10131/2017); (A)10/31/2017); (A)2/27/2018) a. Restoration or maintenance of a shoreline vegetation protection area within twenty-five (25) feet of the ordinary high-water mark (OHWM) (1 point). (A)10/31/2017) Portions of this Ordinance Last Updated: 6/25/2024 Title 13 -Chapter 1 -Article C -Page 7 Title 13, Chapter 1, Article C Zoning b. Restoration or maintenance of a shoreline vegetation protection area within forty (40) feet of the OHWM (2 points). (A)10/31/2017) c. Restoration or maintenance of a shoreline vegetation protection area within seventy-five (75) feet of the OHWM (3 points). (A)1013112017) d. Restoration of native vegetation along both side yards (1 point). e. Removal of nonconforming accessory buildings from the shore setback area (1 point per building). (A)1013112017) f. Use of exterior building materials or treatments that are inconspicuous and blend with the natural setting the site (1/2 point). (A)10/31/2017) g. Other practices agreed upon by the Planning and Zoning Agency (seawall removal, removal of excessive dockage and mooring, removal of artificial sand beaches, etc.) (Points as determined by the Planning and Zoning Agency). (A)7/30/2013); (D)10/31/2017-7); (A)10/31/2017) (h) Wetland Setbacks. A nonconforming principal building or structure whose only nonconformity is its setback from a wetland not adjoining or constituting a part of a navigable water or from an intermittent stream may be improved and expanded upon the issuance of a land use permit to the same extent as if it were a conforming structure provided that: (A)7131/2012); (D)10/31/2017-(8); A)1013112017) (1) The use of the structure has not been discontinued for a period of twelve (12) months or more. (®)7/31/2012); (A)10/31/2017) (2) The addition or expansion does not increase the nonconformity. (A)713112012); (A)10/31/2017) (i) MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, REPLACEMENT OR VERTICAL EXPANSION OF STRUCTURES THAT WERE AUTHORIZED BY VARIANCE. A structure of which any part has been authorized to be located within the shoreland setback area by a variance granted before July 13, 2015 may be maintained, repaired, replaced, restored, rebuilt or remodeled if the activity does not expand the footprint of the authorized structure. Additionally, the structure may be vertically expanded unless the vertical expansion would extend more than 35 feet above grade level. Expansion beyond the existing footprint may be allowed if the expansion is necessary to comply with applicable state or federal requirements. (©)10131/2017); (D)2/2712018-(1)8(2); (A)2/27/2018) Portions of this Ordinance Last Updated: 6/25/2024 Title 13 -Chapter 1 -Article C -Page 8 Emily Macgillivray From: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@hotmaii.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2026 5:08 PM To: Emily Macgillivray Subject: Re: Land use permit This sounds good. I did reach out to Andrew and he said he comes out at about a year to check that all is in order unless we need more time. Please submit our permit. Thank you, Tammy Sent from my iPhone On Jan 7, 2026, at 3:47 PM, Emily Macgillivray<emily.macgillivray@bayfieidcounty.wi.gov> wrote: Hi Tammy, The permit wouldn't specify the order of when it the stormwater management plan needs to be implemented. Instead, the permit would say that the plan needs to be implemented within 2 years of the permit being issued. So, it would be your choice if you want to build the infiltrative trench during the build or after, as long was it fits within the 2 -year timeline. Please confirm this is okay with you and that you'd like me to go ahead with approving your permit so that it can be issued. If you have any follow up questions, let me know! Kind regards, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117 E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.mac ill�ivrayc bayfieldcounty wi.gov Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zoning bayfieldcounty.wi.govor715373-6138 with any questions or concerns. Emily Macgillivray From: Emily Macgillivray Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2025 9:57 AM To: 'Tammy Deering' Subject: RE: Land use permit Hi Tammy, Thanks for clarifying about the Location. I expect you'll receive the plan from Andy shortly. Once you receive it, please confirm everything looks good to you, and then I can move forward with the Land Use Permit. If you have any questions, please let me know! Kind regards, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E 5a' Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emir i1g livrayC bavfieldcounty.wi.gov Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emaiLs. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zoning@.b. ieldcounty.wi�Eov or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@hotmail.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2025 9:27 AM To: Emily Macgillivray <emily.macgillivray@bayfieldcounty.wi.gov> Subject: Re: Land use permit Andy said he was going to send the plan but we haven't received it yet. We mailed the check on Tuesday. Tammy Sent from my iPhone On Dec 11, 2025, at 8:19 AM, Emily Macgillivray <emily.macgillivray(atbayfieldcounty.wi.gov> wrote: Hi Tammy, My understanding is that Andy has sent you the stormwater management plan. Can you confirm if you decided to move the location of the shed 20' to the south? Also, do the current stakes reflect the location you want? Once I have confirmation of the location, I can move forward with getting your Land Use Permit application approved. Kind regards, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E 5`h Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.mac ilg livray(Z1bayfieldcounty.wi.gov Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zoningObavfieldcounty.wi.gov or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Emily Macgillivray Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2025 7:42 AM To: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: Land use permit Thanks! I've shared this with Andy. I'LL update you once he gets a chance to come up with some ideas and we get a chance to discuss them. In the meantime, if you have any questions, feel free to ask! Kind regards, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E 5`h Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, W154891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.macgillivrayCctbayfieldcountv.wi. gov Fraudulent BillingAlert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zoning(a�bayfieldcounty.wi.gov or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@hotmaiI.com> Sent: Monday, December 1, 2025 6:14 PM To: Emily Macgillivray<emily.macaillivrav@bayfieldcounty.wi.gov> Subject: Re: Land use permit We are not planning for gutters on the shed and the plan has it moved 20" to the south as of now. Tammy Sent from my iPhone On Nov 25, 2025, at 7:54 AM, Emily Macgillivray <emily macgillivray(a)bayfieldcounty wi gov> wrote: Hi Tammy, Andy and I visited the site yesterday. If you are planning to shift the building site to the south, we suggest shifting it 20' (rather than 25') since it would give more room to add either rain gardens or a different type of storm water management system (like an infiltrative trench) on that side. We were also wondering if you plan on adding gutters to the building? Whether or not the building has gutters will affect how Andy designs the stormwater management plan. Let me know it you have any questions! Kind regards, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.mac i1e livra cr,bayfieidcounty.wi.gov Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zonina@*ayfieldcounty.wi.gov or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, November 21, 2025 3:04 PM To: Emily Macgillivray<emily.macgillivrav@bayfieldcountv.wi.gov> Subject: Re: Land use permit Thanks for sharing the plan and next steps! Yeah the trees that came down in the 35 foot zone were damaged in the windstorm. Lots of upper halves of trees were snapped off. It was actually nice to have them before as privacy for us and the neighbors butt. Our neighbor to the west Beth actually likes the light she gets into her back yard now so I guess it's fine Sent from my iPhone On Nov21, 2025, at 2:18 PM, Emily Macgillivray <emilv.macgillivray@ba iel ounty.wigov> wrote: Hi Tammy, Thanks for the update! I didn't notice the proposed building was shifted south, but I didn't take an exact measurement between the stake and existing garage (it was clearly more than the required 5' setback so I wasn't worried about it). I don't anticipate that shifting it south will cause any issues. I talked with Andy today and we plan to visit the site early next week together. Usually after we visit a site, Andy works on drawing up a plan, then we go over it together, and then he shares it with the property owners. If he has questions while working on the plan, one of us will reach out to you. Thanks for explaining when clearing was done —that's helpful context! Just as a heads up for the future, if you need to do any vegetation removal within 35' of the stream, our ordinances and state regulations have criteria for when it's allowed. You can go over the details on pg.,!5.-1.6 of this PDF, but in general, vegetation is only allowed in this buffer zone if trees are damaged/dying or invasive species etc. If you have any questions about this, let me know! I'll be in touch (likely after Thanksgiving) with an update. If you have any questions in the meantime, let me know! Thanks again, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E 5th Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.macgillivray bayfieldcounty.wi.gov Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zoningCalbayfieldcounty.wi.gov or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, November 21, 2025 12:48 PM To: Emily Macgillivray<emily.macgillivray@bavfieldcounty.wi.gov> Subject: Re: Land use permit Another thing I just realized I didn't clarify. I don't know if you noticed but we ended up deciding to move the building about 20-25 ft south on the site map to make for better driveway clearance but won't get up there to move the stakes until next Friday so the ones you saw have been moved east to the setback but not south to the new position yet. Tammy Sent from my iPhone On Nov 21, 2025, at 12:41 PM, Tammy Deering <t teering83@hotmai. l.com> wrote: Sorry I meant to let you know u spoke with him last Friday and filled out his form requesting his services. I was out of town this week watching my grandkids and totally forgot!! We had to take down some broken trees on the west side last summer after the major wind storm that went through. It was several trees and many weekends of cleanup! We still have some tall stumps to take care of. Some others we had cleared from the middle/north end of the field a couple years ago. We spoke with the power company about taking down the trees on the east side as they are along the power line and we don't want the liability of trying to take them down to make room for the building now that we have it right up against the setback. They will hopefully be able to do them yet before the end of the year. Sorry again about not getting back to you faster! Tammy Sent from my iPhone On Nov 21, 2025, at 7:48 AM, Emily Macgillivray <onii.mac_gilli_v_ray@b yfieldcoun ty_.wi.gov> wrote: Hi Tammy, Just wanted to check in and see if you have been in touch with Andy? Also, I stopped by the property and checked setbacks and they looked good. I was wondering if there has been any recent clearing of trees or vegetation on the property? Thanks! Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E5th Street, POBox 58 Washburn, WI 54891 6 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.mac illivrayc bayfieldcounty. Wi.goy Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zonin9@bayfieldcounty.wi.gov or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Emily Macgillivray Sent: Friday, November 14, 2025 10:25 AM To: Tammy Deering <tdeering83@ hotmai l.com> Subject: RE: Land use permit Hi Tammy, Thanks for sending this! I took a look through and I think it's everything we need. I've forwarded it to our clerks so they can get the application entered into our system. Let me know once you reach out to Andy, and then I'll connect with him to make a visit to the site. If you have any questions for me in the meantime, please let me know. Kind regards, Emily Macgillivray (she/her) Assistant Zoning Administrator Planning and Zoning Department Bayfield County 117E 5u' Street, PO Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-3511 emily.macgillivray@bayfieldcounty. wi.gov Fraudulent Billing Alert: Be aware that individuals submitting applications to our department have received scam emails. Bayfield County will NOT ask applicants to wire any funds. Please contact our office at zoningCa�b ieldcounty.wi.gQv or 715 373-6138 with any questions or concerns. From: Tammy Deering <td e e ri ng83 @ hotm a i l.com> Sent: Friday, November 14, 2025 10:09 AM To: Emily Macgillivray <emily.macgillivrav@bayfleldcounty.wi. Subject: Land use permit You don't often get email from tdeering83r�hotmail.com. Learn why this is important Oops on the email with nothing in t Here is our updated land use permit and documents for our pole shed. Please let me know if we need anything else. Then I will reach out to Andy about the mitigation process. Thank you, Tammy Deering Land Use Permit Application Review Checklist Submission #: What z ning district is thee roject located in? ❑ ❑ R- R-3 Id R-4 ❑ R-RB ❑ C ❑ 1 ❑ M ❑ A-1 ❑ A-2 ❑ F-1 ❑ F-2 ❑ W ❑ M -M s o Is lot substandard (does not meet current zoning dimensional requirements)? Deed of record: 12'S'es o Is the project located in the Shorelands (Shorelands are lands within 300 feet of a river/stream OR landward side of floodplain OR 1000 feet of a lake/pond/flowage, whichever is greater)? Yes ❑ No Is impervious surface required? (Required if riparian lot OR lot is entirely within 300 feet of OHWM of navigable waterway) ❑ Yes Is the project located in the Floodplain? Zone: ❑ Yes lt.Jo Are there wetlands on the property? ❑ Yes VNo Is project associated with a nonconforming use or structure? ❑ Yes Is project associated with a variance? Case #: ❑ Yes 4Jo Is project associated with a Special B or Conditional Use Permit? Permit #: ❑ Yes 4io Is the project asst :iated with a Special A Use Permit? Yes ❑ No Does the project require sanitary? 0 Existing 0 New 0 Intercept ❑ Reconnect ❑ Non -Plumbing Public Sanitary Permit #: # of Bedrooms: ❑ Yes No Does the project require mitigation? Implementation Deadline: Date of Compliance: ❑ Yes No Does the project require an affidavit? Affidavit #: Yes O No Did licensed surveyor mark lot line(s), if project is within 10 feet of required setback? ❑ Yes No Did applicant/property owner mark lot line(s), if project is within 30 feet of required setback? Project use is? gResidential ❑ Commercial O Municipal Project type is? New Construction O Addition/Alteration ❑ Change Use O Relocate O RV Placement O Sign ❑ Establishing a Business O Temporary O Shoreland Gr ding O Other, describe: Structure Type is: O Residence ❑ Principal Structure M Accessory Structure O Boathouse (one story only) ❑ Open-sided/Screened Structure (gazebo, etc.) O Stairway to navigable waters ❑ Mobile Home ❑ Shipping Container ❑ Other, describe Total Sq. Ft. of Project: Number of Stories: Overall Height: Fee Type Calculation Fee Amount ❑ Dwelling Enclosed Areas — all enclosed areas within dwelling except attached non -habitable garages $0.75 x sq ft (minimum $125) $ ❑ Dwelling Unenclosed Areas (decks, patios, etc.) or Attached Non -Habitable Garages $0.20 x sq ft (minimum $125) $ ❑ Habitable Residential Accessory Structures $0.50 x sq ft (minimum $75) Non -Habitable Residential Principal and Accessory Structures $0.20 x fn4 (/ sq ft (minimum $75) $ ❑ Commercial/Municipal Principal Structures $250 + $0.005 x cost of construction (minimum $250) $ ❑ Commercial/Municipal Accessory Structures $150 + $0.005 x cost of construction (minimum $150) $ ❑ Return Inspection ❑ Land Use Revisions O Special Use Permit - Class A O Floodplain Shoreland - Impervious Surface O Shoreland - Non -Conforming, etc. O Tower Siting/Collocation 1 O Tower Collocation 2 ❑ Metallic Mine ❑ After -the -Fact (ATF) $ Inspected by: Wq fkttctioraq/lia�ria� Date of Inspection: Re -Inspected by: J U Date of Re -inspection: Denied by: Date of Denial: Reason for Denial: Date Denial Letter Mailed: 47 Approved by�, ( / Date of Approval: l ( ( Conon(s): 2 Must meet and maintain setbacks from fu hest extension of structure including eaves and ove angs. For personal storage only. ❑ Fgr personal residence only. EB4jpt for human habitation or sleeping purposes. ED'fown/State/DNR/Federal may require permitting ❑ A Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) Permit from the locally contracted UDC Inspection Agency must be obtained prior to the start of construction. ❑ A Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) Permit from the locally contracted UDC Inspection Agency must be obtained prior to the start of construction (if applicable). Use best management practices to limit and prevent erosion during construction. ❑ This permit cannot be transferred if property is sold. ❑ A Bayfield County Health Dept permit is required. ❑ Check with Town regarding room tax. ❑ Short -Term Rental is for a maximum occupancy of persons. ❑/Sign must meet the requirements of Article E of the Bayfield County Zoning Ordinance. P7 To be constructed per plan. ❑ Adhere to privy agreement. ❑ Temporary permit allowing existing structure for a period of less than 1 year. ❑ RV may not be used for permanent residence or storage. ❑ RV allowed for ❑ RV must be removed by ❑ No sewer and pressurized water allowed in the structure. ❑ No plumbing or plumbing fixtures allowed. ❑ No additional sleeping areas allowed without obtaining necessary sanitary permit(s). ❑ Land use permits shall be required for any new residence, any building or structure erected, relocated, rebuilt, or structurally altered ❑ Land use permits shall be obtained prior to the initiation of construction or a change in land use ❑ Requirements (e.g., permits/licensing/tax) of Local Town, Village, City, State or Federal agencies are required ❑ Sanitation requirements must be met (if applicable) ❑ Additional conditions may be placed and need to be adhered to at the time of permit issuance Other Conditions: Sh dimokrnerfF ,- main4-a'n S}urrnp_w4r- mankaGltuv4 ptUr1 vfD Y`n� rpt. or Gls (on us -Ike (Tlmptruicros sur uce Qvts-5 Mp rwn 5}vy-mwaier n.uruna plan as pwpou. 4hin . yaars c -I,4,15 p2irr * 1xt tSSLAf 1, P VFIELD Bayfield County Planning & Zoning Department 117 E 5th Street P.O. Box 58 Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-6138 Fax: 715-373-0114 Property Owner: Submission Number: DEERING, RYAN & TAMMY LU-02052 412 S MAIN ST MEDFORD, MN 55049 Transaction Number. LU-02052-3E51C Description Amount Shoreland - Impervious Surface $25.00 Non -Habitable Residential Principal and Accessory $739.20 Structures - $0.20/square foot (minimum $75) Total: $764.20 Payment Amount: $765.45 Reference: 3566436105 Paid by: Tammy Deering Payment Type: Other Transaction Date: 3/30/2026 Receipt of payment does not guarantee eligibility of permit and is not proof of issuance of a permit. Town, City, Village, State or Federal Permits May Also Be Required Substandard - No / Nonconforming - No Shoreland — Yes / Impervious Surface — Yes Floodplain — No I Wetlands — No Mitigation — No / Affidavit #: LAND USE -X SANITARY — Public SPECIAL A - SPECIAL B/CONDITIONAL - BOA - BAYFIELD COUNTY PERMIT WEATHERIZE AND POST THIS PERMIT ON THE PREMISES DURING CONSTRUCTION No. 26-0091 Tax ID: 8211 Issued To: DEERING, RYAN & TAMMY Location: S34 - T51 N - R06W Town of Bell Legal Description: VILLAGE OF CORNUCOPIA LOT 13-18 BLOCK 19 INCL 112 VACATED OAK ST IN V.884 P.3 IM 2004R- 489305 Residential Structure in R-4 zoning district For: New Construction [1 - Story ], Accessory Structure on Sonotube Concrete Piers [3696 Total sq. ft. ] Height of 26' 4" (Disclaimer): You are responsible for complying with state and federal laws concerning construction near or on wetlands, lakes, and streams. Any future expansions or development would require additional permitting. Condition(s): See back of card NOTE: This permit expires two years from date of issuance if the authorized construction Emily Macgillivray work or land use has not begun. Authorized Issuing Official 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. March 30, 2026 This permit may be void or revoked if any performance conditions are not Date completed or if any prohibitory conditions are violated. Condition(s): Must meet and maintain setbacks from furthest extension of structure including eaves and overhangs. For personal storage only. Not for human habitation or sleeping purposes. Town/State/DNR/Federal may require permitting. Use best management practices to limit and prevent erosion during construction. To be constructed per plan. Shall implement & maintain stormwater management plan into perpetuity or as long as the impervious surface exists. Implement stormwater management plan as proposed within 2 years of this permit being issued.