This district is intended to provide for residential
land uses and to maintain a low-density character of existing and
newly established neighborhoods with primarily single-family and two-family
residential uses.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: single-family
dwellings and two-family dwellings.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted
principal uses and structures, home occupations subject to registration
with the City Clerk/Treasurer and not more than two roomers or boarders
in addition to the resident family unit.
C. Exception uses and structures: churches and schools,
public utility installations, hospitals, cemeteries, parks and playgrounds,
convalescent and nursing homes, day-care centers, boarding/rooming
houses and bed-and-breakfast establishments. All require Common Council
approval.
D. Dimensional requirements. Single-family and two-family
dwellings shall have a minimum lot area of 12,000 square feet, lot
width of 100 feet, front yard of 10 feet from street line, rear yard
of 30 feet, side yards of 10% of lot or a maximum of 10 feet, and
a maximum height of 45 feet. A maximum lot coverage of not more than
40% of the lot area may be occupied by the principal and accessory
buildings.
E. Parking.
(1) Single-family and two-family dwellings: two spaces
per unit, one space for each boarder, and one space for each bed-and-breakfast
bedroom.
(2) Churches: one space per three fixed seats.
(3) High school: one space for each three students and
one space for each employee.
(4) Elementary school: one space for each employee plus
12 extra spaces.
(5) Nursing and convalescent homes: one space for each
five beds plus one space for each employee per shift.
This district is intended to provide an attractive
community and to ensure the best use and most appropriate development
of and improvement of each building site. See separate restrictive
covenants for details.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: single-family
dwellings.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted
principal uses and structures. Home occupation is not allowed.
C. Exception uses and structures: none permitted.
D. Dimensional requirements. Single-family dwellings
may not exceed 2 1/2 stories. Home size will be a minimum of
1,400 square feet of finished living space. An attached garage will
be limited to 1,000 square feet, and exterior material will be in
harmony with house design and rooflines. One outbuilding will be allowed
not to exceed 1/2 of the total square feet of living space of the
house and shall be in harmony with the house exterior. There shall
be a minimum twenty-five-foot setback from a street line to any garage,
twenty-foot setback from a street line to any living area wall, ten-foot
setback from a street line to any non-living wall other than garage,
and a ten-foot setback to any side or rear lot line.
E. Parking. Single-family dwelling: two spaces per unit.
This district is intended to provide for high-density
residential development of three or more units in the City.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: single-family
dwellings, two-family dwellings and multifamily dwellings.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted
principal uses and structures, home occupations subject to registration
with the City Clerk/Treasurer, and not more than two roomers or boarders
in addition to the resident family unit per dwelling.
C. Exception uses and structures: churches and schools,
public utility installations, hospitals, cemeteries, parks and playgrounds,
public recreation and community centers, convalescent and nursing
homes, community-based residential centers, day-care centers, boarding/rooming
houses, and bed-and-breakfast establishments. All require Common Council
approval.
D. Dimensional requirements. Single-family dwellings,
two-family dwellings and other permissible principal uses and structures:
same as for the Residential District. Single-family, two-family and
multifamily dwellings shall have a minimum lot area of 12,000 square
feet or 2,000 square feet per unit for multifamily dwellings, whichever
is larger; lot width of 100 feet; front yard of 10 feet from street
line; rear yard of 30 feet; side yards of 10 feet each; and maximum
height of 45 feet. A maximum lot coverage of not more than 50% of
the lot area may be occupied by the principal and accessory buildings.
E. Parking.
(1) Single-family, two-family and multifamily dwellings:
two spaces per unit, one for each boarder, and one space for each
bed-and-breakfast bedroom.
(2) Churches: one space per three fixed seats.
(3) High school: one space for each three students and
one space for each employee.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. III)]
(4) Elementary school: one space for each employee.
(5) Nursing and convalescent homes: one space for each
five beds plus 12 extra spaces and one space for each employee per
shift.
This district is intended to provide for high-density
residential development of three or more units in the City.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: single-family
dwellings, two-family dwellings and multifamily dwellings.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted
principal uses and structures, home occupations subject to registration
with the City Clerk/Treasurer, and not more than two roomers or boarders
in addition to the resident family unit per dwelling.
C. Exception uses and structures: churches and schools,
public utility installations, hospitals, cemeteries, parks and playgrounds,
public recreation and community centers, convalescent and nursing
homes, community-based residential centers, day-care centers, boarding/rooming
houses, and bed-and-breakfast establishments. All require Common Council
approval.
D. Dimensional requirements. Single-family dwellings,
two-family dwellings and other permissible principal uses and structures:
same as for the Residential District. Single-family, two-family and
multifamily dwellings shall have a minimum lot area of 12,000 square
feet or 2,000 square feet per unit for multifamily dwellings, whichever
is larger; lot width of 100 feet; front yard of 10 feet from street
line; rear yard of 30 feet; side yards of 10 feet each; and maximum
height of 45 feet. A maximum lot coverage of not more than 50% of
the lot area may be occupied by the principal and accessory buildings.
E. Parking.
(1) Single-family, two-family and multifamily dwellings:
two spaces per unit, one for each boarder, and one space for each
bed-and-breakfast bedroom.
(2) Churches: one space per three fixed seats.
(3) High school: one space for each three students and
one space for each employee.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. III)]
(4) Elementary school: one space for each employee.
(5) Nursing and convalescent homes: one space for each
five beds plus 12 extra spaces and one space for each employee per
shift.
This district is intended to establish and preserve
general business areas consisting of buildings or premises used for
permitted uses.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: retail department,
grocery and specialty stores; personal service establishments, including
barbershops and beauty shops; business and professional service establishments,
including accountants, attorneys, health care professionals, insurance
offices and the like; repair shops; restaurants; photography studios;
financial institutions, including drive-in facilities; health care
clinics; day-care centers; public and private institutional uses,
including offices, libraries, museums and the like; hotels; printing
and publishing establishments; recreational establishments; transportation
terminals; dwellings, provided that such dwellings shall be above
the ground floor of or behind the principal use; shopping center;
bed-and-breakfast establishments, provided that off-street parking
is provided in the amount of one parking space for each rented bedroom;
automobile dealers and repair shops; funeral homes; and uses of a
similar nature. Drive-in theaters shall be prohibited. Home occupations
are required to be registered with the City Clerk/Treasurer.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permissible
principal uses and structures.
C. Exception uses and structures: such exception uses
and structures as deemed appropriate and consistent with surrounding
premises and with such conditions as established by this chapter.
All require Common Council approval.
D. Dimensional requirements: ten-foot setback from street
line or no closer than the setback of existing adjacent buildings.
Further no building may cover more than 90% of the lot area.
E. Parking. One parking space per employee and per dwelling
unit and one space per bed-and-breakfast rented bedroom. Available
space on primary lot must be used for parking.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art III)]
A. Purpose and intent.
(1) It shall be the purpose of the Industrial District to provide areas
for manufacturing and related uses and employment which areas would
be both desirable for such uses and yet not detrimental to the subject
site or surrounding areas by reason of vibration, contamination of
surface or ground waters or of the air from dust, smoke, fumes, odor,
or noise, or of harm to property values, health, safety, prosperity,
aesthetics and general welfare by virtue of the foregoing or for reasons
including harm to public safety or general welfare due to traffic,
loading or industry-specific characteristics.
(2) Plan. In order to determine that none of the deleterious factors listed in Subsection
A(1) preceding are likely to be present, no permit for a use or expansion thereof in this district shall be granted until a plan for the use has first been submitted by the applicant and reviewed and approved by the staffs of the County Planning and Zoning Department and the County Highway Commissioner's office. Such reviews shall be made expeditiously, on forms or other uniform basis, dealing with the building, site and operations of the proposed use, and may include conditions of approval. Applicants unsatisfied with denials or with the conditions of approval may seek review and modification by the Planning Committee.
B. Permitted uses (including usual accessory parking and signs) subject to Subsection
A(2) above.
(1) Manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, and processing operations, including related materials and product storage and warehousing, where the factors of Subsection
A(1) would not be violated.
(2) Transportation terminals, including trucking and railroading, and
related transportation services, including accessory sale of fuel
or service, overnight lodging, and eating facilities oriented to trucks.
(4) Commercial or service uses that are oriented to serve industrial functions and which prefer to locate within an industrial area, such as restaurants, professional offices, and highway service uses such as those listed in Subsection
B(2), but which also serve passenger automobiles.
(5) Public utility offices and installations, including service yards.
(6) Retail uses which by virtue of their extensive outdoor storage or
display of product prefer to locate in an industrial area, including
building supply, contractor or farm equipment, recreational or manufactured
home sales, and similar uses.
(7) Offices or owner/caretaker residence accessory to any of the above
uses.
C. Conditional uses; standards.
(1) Conditional uses.
(a) Day-care facilities for the children or older adult relatives of
employees or other community residents, where the location within
an industrial area is convenient and yet not detrimental to the day
care occupants.
(b) Auto or equipment salvage yards, provided that the conditions include
adequate protective measures to prevent surface or ground water contamination
by petroleum products, acids, rust, and other contaminants associated
with such yards, as well as visual screening necessary to shield product
storage area
(c) Stockyards or related facilities that process livestock, wherein
violation of the standards of the intent of this district is a high
probability, but where through location, and agreement on special
conditions, the use might become acceptable.
(2) Standards applicable to conditional uses. The Planning Committee shall review uses proposed for this district with regard to such matters as the purpose and intent of this district [see Subsection
A(1)] as well as:
(a)
The creation of nuisance conditions for the public or for users
of nearby areas.
(b)
The creation of traffic hazards.
(c)
The creation of health hazards.
(d)
Other factors affecting the general welfare.
(e)
Glare and heat. No activity shall emit glare or heat that is
visible or measurable at the boundaries of the lot on which the principal
use is located. All operations producing intense glare or heat shall
be conducted within a completely enclosed building. Exposed sources
of light shall be shielded so that the direct rays are not visible
outside their premises.
(f)
Odors. Except for agricultural uses no activity shall emit any
odorous matter of such nature or quantity as to be offensive, obnoxious
or unhealthful outside its premises. The guide for determining odor
measurement and control shall be Ch. NR 429, Wis. Adm. Code, and amendments
thereto.
(g)
Water quality protection.
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Surface and subsurface waters protected. No activity shall locate,
store, discharge or permit the discharge of any treated, untreated
or inadequately treated liquid, gaseous or solid materials of such
nature, quantity, obnoxiousness, toxicity or temperature that would
be likely to run off, seep, percolate or wash into surface or subsurface
waters as to contaminate, pollute or harm such waters or cause nuisances,
such as objectionable shore deposits, floating or submerged debris,
oil or scum, color, odor, taste or unsightliness, or be harmful to
human, animal, plant or aquatic life.
D. Dimensional requirements. Space will be required for off-street customer and employee parking, loading and unloading. Front yard setback of 30 feet is required or a minimum of 75 feet if front yard parking is needed. On a corner lot, a setback of 30 feet is required from the side street. Rear yard minimum is 25 feet and side yard 10 feet. Maximum building height is 45 feet. Site plan must be submitted to the appropriate committees per §
21-10.
E. Parking. Minimum parking space of one space per employee
per shift must be established. Roadways and alleys will not be utilized
by parked vehicles.
This district is intended to provide for mobile
home park developments in areas of the City. Any mobile home park
shall meet the licensing requirements of the State of Wisconsin.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: mobile homes.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted
principal uses and structures, and home occupations subject to registration
with the City Clerk/Treasurer.
C. Exception uses and structures: office building, laundry,
meeting room, and recreation center. All require Common Council approval.
D. Dimensional requirements. Front, side and rear lot
setbacks shall be the same as for the Residential District. Mobile
home parks shall have a minimum lot area of 10 acres and provide a
greenbelt or buffer strip not less than 20 feet wide along all boundaries
and, unless adequately screened by existing vegetation, may be required
to provide a screening of vegetation or screen fence not less than
six feet in height. The maximum number of mobile home spaces shall
be eight per acre. Individual spaces shall be a minimum of 4,000 square
feet. A minimum setback of 50 feet shall be provided from all public
rights-of-way bordering the park boundaries, 40 feet from all other
park boundaries, and 25 feet from all common areas, including parking
area.
E. Parking. Two spaces per mobile home shall be provided.
This district is intended to provide for the
continuation of agricultural uses and very low density residential
development in peripheral areas of the City until they are needed
for nonagricultural development and a full range of City services
can be economically provided.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: agricultural
uses, including general farming, outdoor plant nurseries, horticulture,
viticulture, sod farming and single-family detached dwellings. Feedlots
or confinement operations shall be prohibited.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures customarily accessory and clearly incidental to permitted
principal uses and structures, home occupations subject to registration
with the Clerk/Treasurer, and not more than two roomers or boarders
in addition to the resident family.
C. Exception uses and structures: same as for the Residential
District.
D. Dimensional requirements. All permitted principal
uses and structures shall have a minimum lot area of five acres, lot
width of 150 feet, front yard of 25 feet, rear yard of 25 feet and
side yards of 25 feet each.
F. Off-street parking: same as for the Residential District.
This district is intended to provide an area
for manufacturing and industrial activities (and such commercial activities
as may be approved by the Common Council). It is intended to provide
an area for a variety of uses which require relatively large installations,
facilities or land areas; or which would create or tend to create
conditions of public or private nuisance, hazard or other undesirable
conditions; or which for these or other reasons may require special
safeguards, equipment, processes, barriers or other forms of protection,
including spatial distance, in order to reduce, eliminate, or shield
the public from such conditions.
A. Permitted uses. The uses for all property within the
Industrial Park District will be subject to review by the Planning
Committee. The following are permitted as uses within this park. Such
uses shall be subject to the approval of the Common Council following
the recommendation of the Planning Committee with regard to such matters
as the creation of nuisance conditions for the public or for the users
of nearby areas, the creation of traffic hazards, the creation of
health hazards, or other factors. Such permitted uses are:
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. III)]
(1) Manufacturing establishments, usually described as
factories, mills or plants, in which raw materials are transformed
into finished products and establishments engaged in assembling component
parts of manufactured products.
(2) Other industrial or commercial activities such as
warehouses and wholesale and/or retail establishments which require
relatively large areas and possess the special problem characteristics
described above relating to the creation of hazards or nuisance conditions.
(3) The outdoor storage of industrial products, machinery,
equipment, or other materials, provided that such storage or enclosure
by a suitable fence or other manner of screening is approved by the
Planning Committee.
(4) Uses customarily incidental to, or similar to, the
above uses.
B. Lot size. Minimum lot size will be two acres. Space
will be required for off-street customer and employee parking, loading
and unloading.
C. Setback requirements. There will be a minimum front
yard setback of 30 feet and a minimum of 75 feet if front yard parking
is needed. On a corner lot, a setback of 30 feet is required from
the side street. Roadways and alleys will not be utilized by parked
vehicles. Rear yard minimum is 25 feet and side yard minimum is 10
feet.
D. Maximum building height. Maximum building height is
45 feet.
E. Building size, location and screening. Building size
and location must be submitted for review to the Planning Committee
before construction begins.
F. Minimum parking provided. Minimum parking space of
one space per every two employees must be established.
G. Truck unloading area. Sufficient space must be provided
so that no streets or alleys need to be blocked.
H. Land purchase price. The purchase price will be determined
by the Common Council at the time of the sale.
I. Junked automobiles. See Chapter
15, §
15-11, Junked vehicles and appliances, of this Code.
J. Underground installations required. Wires, cables,
or other equipment for the transmission of electric current impulses,
sounds, voices or communications or any appurtenances thereto hereafter
installed shall be placed underground in conduits properly constructed,
laid and maintained in accordance with the ordinances and state code
pertaining thereto. No wires, cables or equipment for the purposes
mentioned herein shall be installed above or over any street, alley,
parkway, sidewalk, park or other public place within the Industrial
Park District after this section goes into effect.
The intent of this district is to preserve areas
that are in public ownership and use.
A. Permitted principal uses and structures: public parks,
recreational uses, playgrounds, fairgrounds, arboretums, exhibits,
institutional uses such as public administrative offices, public utility
installations, and public garages. Buildings owned by nonprofit organizations
may be allowed with Common Council approval.
B. Permitted accessory uses and structures: uses and
structures which are necessary additions to permissible principal
uses and structures and are under the management or control of the
public agency owning or managing the principal area or structure.
C. Dimensional requirements. There are no minimum lot
area requirements.