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WHEREAS, Wisconsin Statutes Section 60.74 et seq.. provides a S
procedure for a Town Board to recommend that zoning districts be
changEd within its Township With the final approval being by the 1,
County Board of counties having a Zoning Ordinance, and ;
WHEREe1S, theTown° Board of the Township of Baldwin held
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various, pubJi-c' ,rneetings concerning a proposed change from agricultural- {,
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residential''zoning t'o' griGwltural zoning for the entire Township, i',
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WHEREAS , the 1'own Bo'ar'd for the Township of Baldwin met on
February 8, 1983`and -a;pproved by 'a vote of three (3) to zero (0) that
the Township be re�oned .fro'm agricultural-residential to agricultural ;
with certain exceptibnls as` are more particularly :set forth on the:
official Township of Ialdwin Zoning Map, and
WHEREAS, the St. 'Croix; County Comprehensive "Zoning, Parks and
Planning Committee received an official letter from the Township of
Baldwin indicating $uqh reCbmmendation for rezoning, and met- on �
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February 28, ' 1983 and ;approtred. of such recommendation'by a to Q `
vote. I':
NOW THEREFORE, BE' TT ORDAINED by 'the St• Croix County Board of ,!
Supervisors, meeting in regular session, that the action taken by the '
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TL)wn Board of the Township of Baldw,ia and the recotpm6ndation by the
St. Croix County, Comprehens:ive Zoning, Parks and Planning Committee
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are hereby approved as follows:
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1) The Town of Baldwin is hereby rezoned from agricultural-
residential to agricultural district as more particularly set forth in
the St. Croix County Zoning; Ordinance Section 2.4 EXCEPT those areas
excluded from the agricultural district on the official Township of
Baldwin Zoning Map, which is incorporatedI by reference as more -par-
ticularly set forth in said Zoning Map which is 'filed with the St,
Croix County Zoning Administrator, with a copy,being retained by the "
St. Croix County Clerk.
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2) Parcels may be rezoned from the Township of Baldwin
agricultural dis rict to any of the other, zoning districts as more
particularly set forth in the St. Croix County Zoning,Ordinance if
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the parcels meet any or all of the criteria set forth in Attachment
A to this, Ordinance, which is hereby incorporated by reference. ;t'I
This Ordinance shall take effect upon proper passage andi''
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publication according to Wisconsin law. ;
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Dated this day of_ "C- 1953.
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING, PARKS AND
PLANNING COMMITTEE d;
NEGATIVE AFFIRMATIVE
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Benjamin Ceorge',� Beaja n ,George
Arthur Best thu' Bes,t fll
Vernon Kelly Vernon K611y
Richard Peterson Ric`,ard Peterson �,I
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Thomas ➢orSey -� _ — Thomas Dorsey
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STANDARDS FOR REZONING FROM EXCLUSIVE AGRICULTURE l
TOWN OF BALDWIN
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A parcel may be rezoned from exclusive agriculture if it meets
any or all of the I following criteria: y
1. The parcel istoo small to be economically used for agri-
cultural purposes or is inaccessible for farm machinery
needed to produce tand `harvest agricul.t,ural products.
2. The parcel has nothad a history of economically viable
farming activities.
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3. Cinsideration' has been given to the preservation of
woodlands and Wildlife; areas.
4. TI-ie land has . less productive soils titan SCS classes
1, II AND III.
S. R,)ads and "driveways shall be; permitted to cross agricul-
tural"Land to reach non-farm development only if
a. Minimal amounts of land :are removed from agricultural use.
h. The road'- or driveway does not interfere with agricul-
tural, activities on adjacent land.
12. The road or driveway is constructed under accepted
erosion control measures, suitable for emergency
vehiclestravel and has safe access to existing roadways.
6. Aay rezoning from exclusive agricultural shall require a
recomnendation for approval or disapproval from,the Town of
Baldwin Zoning and Planning ;Board and the Baldwin Town Board.
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Adopted by Baldwin
Zoning and Planning Board
Town Board
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TOWN 'OF BALDWIN
ST. CROIX COUNTY
RESOLUTIONS FOR REZONING
WHEREAS, Wisconsin Statutes,;Section 60.74 at seq.
provides a, procedure for a Town 'Hoard .to recommend their
zoning districts be changed within its Township with the
final approval being made by the County. Board in counties
having'a Zoning Ordinance, and
WHEREAS, the_ Town Hoard of the Township of Baldwin
received the following requests from 53 landowners to
rezone all their agriculture-rasidential land to agriculture,
and Z, landowners to rezone all their land from agriculture
to agriculture-residential, and the changing of 3 parcels of
land from agrloultur64residantisl to commercial.
THEREFORE, the Town Board of the township of Baldwin
meeting on Feb. 8, 1983, at a regular .board meeting, approved
by a vote of 3-0 to petition the 3t. Croix County Board to
rezone the lands =owned;by the following landowners to their
respoctive ;zoning districts as particularly set forth on the
official Township of Baldwin Zoning Map, and that the follow-
ing ertandarda, as '_&at forth in the attachmentenclosed, be
considered when parcels of land are rezoned from the Township
of Fialdwin_agricultural district to any of the other zoning
districts as more' partioula-rly stated in the St. Croix County
Zoning Ordinance.'
Agr. Res. To Agriculture
Seo. Acres
1, Dwayne Ash 18 100 -
2. Warman Hesselink 18 40
3. ,George 13.`Wavers 18 80
4. Thomas 11abb 19 172
(excaptl6n of strip of land 494.501 deep along Hwy.` 63 Approx.-16 A.)
5. Donald h Sharon Dykhouse 19 90
6. Warren 13tone 32 92 '!
7. Terry Stone 32 80
R. Robert Eggen PO--27-29 205
9. Earl 9lmmelink' 17-20-21 120
10. Alvin Pf�terson 17-16 232
.11. Paul Lokker 17 30
12. Robert ti Tarry Rademaker 17 68
13. Orville Borkeeth 5-8-9-29 238
14. Steve Holle4 40
15. Stephen & Carol Sabol 9 66
16. Herbert Goble 9 80
17. Robert & Naomi Whitman 9-16-15 346
18 Andrew & Ruth Tollefson 28 73
19. Harry yetter 27-28 154
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20. Gerald Ac RonttR Lossman 33 100
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1. A`re to IJf. Jensen _ 33'
2 '. (;I nrn 1�renns 34 139
23. F'rnnc. 2H 80 �n
s'4.' Stova7 Tina Geurkink 2H-32 211
2 -. F;rO 1 A.''.folter 27 50
�>6. Dtilo% Al Pfulter 16 35
27. froward Helgeson 22 90
`w. Kurt & Eleanore Almos 15-22-5-8 251
'29. lav 1 d V. Mant;ink 15 312
30. Robert Jr. h' Terri Power 10 so ! !
31nwa ne, & Judith Krulzan a 10 160 r
i52. James ,* Kay Rarer 10 " 80
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TArad Lrarwim 3 40 t 'd
:`4. Edward R. Kmnnady 3 120
At Crook 2-11 232
3( Eugene, & Susan Zwald 23 192
:57. Albrouk Ina. 26-25 238 3
:SH. Joe J. Achtorhof. 36 205
;S0. PoRand. Lorentson 25 120
40. Stanle P .Fk Donna Oeurktnk 24 80
41. Robert; Retnhardt 24 12.0
42. L®onar+d * Lenore Gunderson 24 100
4:N. Bernard. Pr Judy 3turgul 13 40 4
+t4. M. Ull arts 12-13 60
4b. Robert & Faye Gartmann 12 80 C-
46. r.lenn 'IU. Malceln 12 103
47. Gordon Veenendall 12 120 y ':
4H. Dfiloro Barriault 1 120
49. Grant 3tmmons 1 163
50. Rerknoth Inc. 29-32-20-34 476
51. Galen kndermon 32-33 1?5
52. Phyll7-s Wtliink 16 40
53 L-)ouglrr:9 Veenendall 8 120
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Agriculture to Ag.-Ras.
1. Wavnn Veenendall 8-16-21 170
2. Howard Lee 21 150
3. Robert Ekon 11 240
Ag,;.-ReR. to Commercial
1. Gerald :Elton36 (center lot) 1.23
2. Ronald Conrad 28 20
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