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LAW OFFICES <br /> Frederick M. Painter, JD <br /> 1456 Concordia Avenue <br /> Saint Paul,Minnesota 55104 I l (w <br /> (G� p`v�/ 01/ - <br /> Phone:651-917-3727 Fax:651-645-0034 <br /> E-mail:painterlawoffices(a,msn.com <br /> e <br /> t et � LAS 194A-104 <br /> October 6, 2007 <br /> D `` <br /> Zoning Committee Supervisors ( - q77 <br /> do Mr. Jim Flanigan <br /> 7410 County Road KSiren, WI 54872 <br /> Re: Request to enforce the Conditional Use Permit of the Trade River Winery. <br /> Dear Zoning Committee Supervisors and Mr. Flanigan, <br /> It is with regret that I make the following request. I am by nature an entrepreneur and <br /> supporter of small business, but the activities of the Trade River Winery have become <br /> so intrusive that I am forced to request enforcement of the conditional use permit (CUP) <br /> for sales and service granted to them by your committee in early 2006. <br /> The letter authorizing their 2006 CUP specifically states that their activities must be <br /> contained within the original 1000 square foot perimeter of the wine warehouse. The <br /> drawing submitted to your committee for consideration as a part of their request showed <br /> no patio on the grounds nor the deck connected to the warehouse. The winery has <br /> expanded their perimeter to the outside patio. This expansion has created a nuisance. <br /> Two weekends ago there was a wedding on the patio which lasted from 3pm till 10pn-i <br /> with a disc jockey, PA system and a great deal of noise right till 10pm. It was a beautiful <br /> weekend with the trees turning and the wind quiet. All we wanted to do was sit on the <br /> porch and enjoy a lovely evening. That quiet enjoyment was impossible. <br /> Last weekend a tent was erected on the winery patio and a polka band played. Even <br /> with all the house windows and doors shut, the music could be heard. <br /> This weekend, a tent has been erected and I expect the worst. I should not have to <br /> expect the worst. I should be able to enjoy the lake and my property without wondering <br /> what kind of intrusion will be next. Lucky us, another wedding complete with DJ, PA <br /> system, loud music, and screams of joy. Why are we not having any fun? It's 10:45pm <br /> and the DJ is saying good night. At last, quiet, but no, I forgot cleanup! The tent comes <br /> down with aluminum poles crashing on stone from 11 pm till midnight. How do I know? It <br />