A.
Primary purpose and characteristics.
(1)
The M-1 Limited Manufacturing District is intended to provide for manufacturing, industrial and related uses of a limited nature in size and for situations where such uses are not located in basic industrial groupings and where their relative proximity to other uses requires more restrictive regulation as to hours of operation, method of manufacturing, traffic patterns, storage of materials and products, shipment of materials and products, etc., so as to better provide for the health, safety and welfare of the public. There shall be strict compliance with the performance standards set forth in Article 10 of this chapter. All new structures and uses and changes or additions to existing structures and uses shall be in compliance with the site plan review requirements of this chapter (see § 490-6.2).
(2)
It is recognized that it is neither possible nor practicable
to list all of the principal and accessory uses that are compatible
with those listed below, and therefore it is intended that the following
list of principal and accessory uses only be illustrative. Any individual
aggrieved by a failure to list a particular principal or accessory
use in this section shall have the right to file a petition with the
Planning and Development Administrator for a determination as to the
similarity of the intended use with the principal and accessory uses
listed below.
B.
Principal uses. The processing, manufacturing and/or storage of the
following, including office buildings, office parks and ancillary
uses, shall constitute the principal uses permitted in the M-1 Limited
Manufacturing District:
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Agricultural and general warehousing
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Apparel and findings
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Automatic temperature controls
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Baked goods and bakery products
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Blank books, loose-leaf binders and devices
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Blending and preparing of flour
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Books; publishing, printing and binding
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Boot and shoe cut, stock and findings
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Bottling and canning soft drinks and carbonated waters
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Brooms and brushes
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Candy and other confectionery products
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Canned, frozen and preserved fruits, vegetables, seafood and
food specialties
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Canvas products
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Coffee roasting and coffee products
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Commercial storage, curing, drying, churning, processing and
packaging of agricultural products
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Contract sorting, grading and packaging services for fruits
and vegetables
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Corn, wet milling
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Costume jewelry, costume novelties, buttons and miscellaneous
notions
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Curtains and draperies
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Dental equipment and supplies
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Drying and dehydrating fruits and vegetables
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Electrotyping and stereotyping
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Engineering, laboratory and scientific (other than chemical)
and research instruments and associated equipment
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Envelopes
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Fabrics
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Feeds prepared for animals and fowl
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Flavor extracts and flavoring syrups
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Flour and other grain mill products
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Fluid milk processing
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Footwear
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Fresh or frozen fruits, fruit juices, vegetables and specialties
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Fruit and vegetable pickling, vegetable sauces and seasoning,
salad dressing preparation
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Fur goods
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Grain elevators and bulk storage of feed grains
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Handbags and other personal leather goods
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Hats, caps and millinery
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Household furniture and furnishings
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Ice
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Ice cream and frozen desserts
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Industrial leather, belting and packing
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Jeweler's findings and materials
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Jewelry and precious metals
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Lamps and lamp shades
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Leather and sheep-lined clothing
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Leather gloves and mittens
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Luggage
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Malt liquors
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Manifold business forms
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Mechanical measuring and controlling instruments
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Men's, youths' and boys' furnishings, work clothing and allied
garments
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Milling of rice, vegetable and soybean oil
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Mini warehouses
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Morticians' supplies
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Motion picture and video production
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Musical instruments and parts
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Newspapers; publishing and printing
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Office furniture
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Office buildings, office parks, and ancillary uses, with or
without space for principal or accessory manufacturing, assembly,
repair or warehousing uses. Ancillary uses within office building
or office parks that include, but are not limited to, financial services
such as banks, credit unions, savings and loan associations, and stockbrokers;
professional services such as medical, legal and accounting services;
personal services such as day-care centers, dry cleaners, barbers
and beauty shops; fast service printing and communication; food services
such as restaurants and delicatessens; and convenience item retail
stores.
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Ophthalmic goods
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Optical instruments and lenses
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Orthopedic, prosthetic and surgical appliances and supplies
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Paperboard and cardboard
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Paper coating and glazing
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Partitions, shelving, lockers and office and store fixtures
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Office and artists' supplies
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Pasta
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Photoengraving and photographic equipment and supplies
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Pleating, decorative and novelty stitching
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Poultry and small game dressing and packing, provided all operations
shall be conducted within an enclosed building
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Preparation of cereals
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Preparation of feed for animals and fowl
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Printing, commercial
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Production of chocolate and cocoa
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Production of condensed and evaporated milk
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Production of creamery butter
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Production of flour and other grain mill products
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Production of frozen fruits, fruit juices, vegetables and other
specialties
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Production of natural and processed cheese
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Production of wine, brandy and brandy spirits
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Raincoats and other waterproof outer garments
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Sanitary paper products
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Sausages and other prepared meat products, provided that all
activities are conducted within an enclosed building
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Seed and grain processing and preparation
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Signs and advertising displays
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Sugar processing and production
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Surgical and medical instruments and apparatus
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Tobacco products
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Toys, amusement, sporting and athletic goods
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Typesetting
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Umbrellas, parasols, canes
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Vegetable oil milling
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Venetian blinds and shades
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Wallpaper
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Watches, clocks, clockwork-operated devices, and parts
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Wet milling of corn
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Women's, misses', Jr. girls' and infants' furnishings, work
and dress clothing and allied garments
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Yarns and threads
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C.
Accessory uses.
D.
Conditional uses (see also § 490-33.8).
(1)
Auto-truck body and engine repair and painting.
(2)
Concrete and asphalt batch plants located on a parcel.
(3)
Flea markets.
(4)
Freight terminals, yards and freight forwarding services and
related equipment storage and maintenance facilities.
(5)
Malt production.
(6)
Millwork, lumberyards, sawmills and planing mills.
(7)
Packing and crating services.
(8)
Petroleum bulk stations and terminals.
(9)
Processing of hardwood dimension, flooring, veneer and plywood.
(10)
Retail or wholesale sales of manufactured products on premises.
(11)
Utility substations.
(12)
Large wind energy system.
E.
Lot area and width.
(1)
Individual industries served by public sanitary sewage facilities
shall provide a minimum lot area of 10,000 square feet and a minimum
frontage of 75 feet in width.
(2)
Individual industries served by on-site soil absorption sewage
disposal systems or other approved private means of sewage disposal
shall provide a minimum lot area of 40,000 square feet and a minimum
frontage of 150 feet in width.
A.
Primary purpose and characteristics.
(1)
The M-2 Heavy Manufacturing District is intended to provide for manufacturing and industrial development of a more general nature than in the M-1 Limited Manufacturing District in those areas where the relationship to surrounding land use would create fewer problems of compatibility. Such districts should not normally abut directly upon residential districts nor be less than 10 acres in area. All uses in the M-2 Heavy Manufacturing District shall comply with the performance standards set forth in Article 10 of this chapter. All new structures and uses and changes or additions to existing structures and uses shall be in compliance with the site plan review requirements of this chapter (see § 490-6.2).
(2)
It is recognized that it is neither possible nor practicable
to list all of the principal and accessory uses that are compatible
with those listed below, and therefore it is intended that the following
list of principal and accessory uses only be illustrative. Any individual
aggrieved by a failure to list a particular principal or accessory
use in this section shall have the right to file a petition with the
Planning and Development Administrator for a determination as to the
similarity of the intended use with the principal and accessory uses
listed below.
B.
Principal uses. In addition to those industrial and office uses permitted
in the M-1 Limited Manufacturing District (together with M-1 District
ancillary uses), the processing, manufacturing and/or storage of the
following shall constitute principal uses permitted in the M-2 Heavy
Manufacturing District:
[Amended 11-9-2020 by Ord. No. 2020.11-22]
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Aircraft and parts
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Aluminum, primary production
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Aluminum, rolling, drawing and extruding
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Asphalt, felts and coating
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Automobile manufacturing
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Batteries
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Bedding
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Biological products
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Blast furnaces, steelworks and the rolling of ferrous metals
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Bleach
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Bone
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Bottling of alcoholic beverages
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Brass works
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Brick and structural clay tile
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Candles
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Canneries
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Carbon black
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Carpeting
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Celluloid
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Cement
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Ceramic floor and wall tile
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Charcoal
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Clay building material and refractories
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Coal tar
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Coke
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Coding, engraving and allied services
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Cold, rolled steel sheets, strips and burrs
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Cold storage warehouses, commercial service facility
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Communication equipment
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Concrete and concrete products
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Condensories
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Construction and prefabrication of wood buildings and structures,
mobile homes and construction of wooden containers
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Construction, mining, and materials' handling machinery and
equipment
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Copper, drawing and extruding
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Copper, primary smelting and refining
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Cordage
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Creameries
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Cutlery, hand tools, and general hardware
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Dextrin
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Disinfectant
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Electrical lighting and wiring equipment
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Electrical industrial apparatus
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Electrical transmission and distribution equipment
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Electro-metallurgical products
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Electronic components and accessories
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Engines and turbines
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Excelsior
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Farm machinery and equipment
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Feed mills
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Felt
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Fine earthenware, table and kitchen articles
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Fish by-products
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Food locker plants
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Fur dressing and dyeing furs
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Gelatin
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Glass manufacturing
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Glue and gelatin
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Guns and related equipment
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Gypsum products
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Hair products
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Heating apparatus and plumbing fixtures
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Household appliances
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Ice
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Ink, printing
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Lime
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Lime products
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Linoleum, asphalt-base and other hard-surface floor coverings
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Lithographing
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Manufacture of plastic materials and synthetic resins, synthetic
rubber, and synthetic other man-made fibers and products
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Matches
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Meat (frozen storage)
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Metal cans
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Metal products, fabricated structural
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Metal stamping
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Metalworking machinery
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Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
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Motorcycles, bicycles and parts
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Musical and sound equipment
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Nonferrous metals, rolling, drawing and extruding
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Nonferrous wire, drawing and insulating
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Office, computing and accounting machines
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Oilcloth
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Paper
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Pea viners
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Perfume, cosmetics and other toilet preparations
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Pharmaceutical preparations
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Plaster of paris
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Polish
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Porcelain electrical supplies
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Potash
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Pulp
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Pyroxylin
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Radio and television receiving sets
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Railroad equipment
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Reclaiming rubber, metal, paper and other resources
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Rope
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Rubber products
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Screw machine products and bolts, nuts, screws, rivets and washers
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Service industry machines
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Shoddy
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Shoe and ramp blacking
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Signaling and fire control equipment
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Size
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Soap and detergents
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Special cleaning, polishing and sanitation preparations
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Starch
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Steel wire drawing, and steel rails and spikes
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Sugar
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Textiles and fabric-finishing mills
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Tires and inner tubes
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Tool-and-die making
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Trade and contractor offices
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Vitreous china plumbing fixtures, china, earthenware fittings
and bathroom fixtures
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Warehousing
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Weaving
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Wire products, fabrication
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Wood pressing
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C.
Accessory uses.
(1)
Garages for storage of vehicles used in conjunction with the
operation of the industry.
(2)
Offices, storage, power supply, and other uses normally auxiliary
to the principal industrial operations.
(3)
Off-street parking and loading areas.
(4)
Retail stores and service facilities, such as retail outlet
stores, surplus goods stores, and restaurants and food service facilities
when established in conjunction with the permitted manufacturing or
processing facility.
(5)
Small wind energy system.
(6)
Solar energy system.
(7)
Wholesale stores.
D.
Conditional uses (see also § 490-33.8). In addition to those industrial conditional uses permitted in the M-1 Limited Manufacturing District, the following shall constitute conditional uses in the M-2 Heavy Manufacturing District:
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Abrasives
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Animal reduction
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Bus terminals and related equipment storage and maintenance
buildings
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Chemicals determined to be nontoxic by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency and the Kenosha County Office of Emergency Management
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Coal and bone distillation
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Concrete and asphalt batch plants
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Contractor storage yards
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Dye
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Electric- and steam-generating plants
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Fertilizer production, sales, storage, mixing and blending.
Said fertilizers shall be determined to be nontoxic by the Kenosha
County Office of Emergency Management
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Flea markets
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Forges
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Foundries
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Fuel
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Gasohol and fuel-related alcohol plants
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Gun firing range (indoor)
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Insulating materials determined to be nontoxic by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency and the Kenosha County Office of Emergency Management
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Laboratories
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Lacquer, paint, stain
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Large wind energy system
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Livestock sales facilities
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Living quarters for watchmen or caretakers
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Lubricating oils and grease
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Manufacturing, processing and storage of building materials,
explosives, dry ice, fat, flammables, glue, grains, grease, lard,
plastic, radioactive materials, shellac, soap, tires, turpentine,
vinegar and yeast
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Meat packing, slaughterhouse and production of sausages and
other meat products
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Motor freight
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Offal
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Outside storage and manufacturing
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Plastic materials and synthetic resins, synthetic rubber, and
synthetic and other man-made fibers and products
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Power- and heat-generating plants
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Production of animal and marine fats and oils
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Production of shortening, table oils, margarine and other edible
fats and oils
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Railroad terminals and freight yards
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Recycling centers and warehousing of recovered resources
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Refineries
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Rendering plants
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Road test facilities
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Sewage treatment plants
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Ship and boat building and repair
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Smelting and refining of all metals and alloys
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Stockyards
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Tanneries
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Towing with outside storage
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Utility substations
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Wrecking, junk, demolition and scrap yard
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A.
Primary purpose and characteristics. The M-3 Mineral Extraction District is intended to provide for the orderly continuation of existing quarries and related operations and to provide for new operations that provide maximum protection to the natural environment. This district further provides for the restoration of quarries in a manner that will not deteriorate the natural environment of the Village. All new structures and uses and changes or additions to existing structures and uses shall be in compliance with the site plan review requirements of this chapter (see § 490-6.2).
B.
Principal uses. No principal uses shall be permitted in the M-3 Mineral
Extraction District, and all uses within this district shall be conditional
uses.
D.
Conditional uses (see also § 490-33.8).
(1)
Caretaker's quarters.
(2)
Concrete and asphalt batch plants.
(3)
Large wind energy systems.
(4)
Manufacturing of cement or concrete products.
(5)
Manufacturing of lime, gypsum or plaster of paris.
(6)
Quarry or other nonmetallic mining operations.
(7)
Storage of mineral products or machinery.
(8)
Storage and stockpiling of clean fill.
(9)
Utilities and substations.
(10)
Washing, refining or processing of rock, slate, gravel, sand
or minerals processed from the topsoil.
A.
Primary purpose and characteristics.
(1)
The purpose of the M-4 Sanitary Landfill and Hazardous Waste Disposal District is to regulate land uses associated with the handling of materials that may be hazardous or harmful to public health and to the environment. These include micro-organism cultures, pesticides, biological products, infectious agents, and other toxic and hazardous substances. In order to provide for assurance, accountability, monitoring and proper review of site operations and conditions involved in the handling of hazardous and potentially hazardous wastes, the M-4 Sanitary Landfill and Hazardous Waste Disposal District is created. This district is also intended to provide for the protection of the public, public safety, public welfare, health and convenience resulting from discharge of hazardous materials into the environment. All new structures and uses and changes or additions to existing structures and uses shall be in compliance with the site plan review requirements of this chapter (see § 490-6.2).
(2)
It is recognized that it is neither possible nor practical to
list all of the principal and accessory uses that are hazardous, in
fact, or potentially hazardous. Accordingly, the following list of
principal, accessory and conditional uses is illustrative only. Any
individual aggrieved by the failure to list a particular use may file
a petition with the Planning and Development Administrator for a determination
as to the similarity or dissimilarity of any use.
B.
Principal uses. No principal use shall be permitted as a matter of
right in the M-4 Sanitary Landfill and Hazardous Waste Disposal District.
C.
Conditional uses.
(1)
Sanitary landfills operated in accordance with the provisions
of Chapters NR 500 through NR 555, Wis. Adm. Code, and amendments
thereto.
(2)
Manufacture of substances where EPA-certified priority pollutants,
such as naphthalene, phenols, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs),
may be a by-product of such operation.
(3)
Hazardous waste warehousing and transfer stations.
(4)
Large wind energy systems.
(5)
Garbage incineration or waste reduction.
(6)
Medical waste incineration or waste processing.
(7)
Recycling centers and warehousing of recovered resources.
E.
Building height. No building or parts of a building shall exceed
60 feet in height.
