The purpose of these requirements is to minimize
potential negative impacts from certain specified uses and to promote
compatibility between those uses and surrounding uses.
In addition to complying with other regulations
established in this chapter, these requirements must be met for each
specific use as a condition to a land use permit.
[Amended 6-26-2012 by Ord. No. 12-07; 6-23-2019 by Ord. No. 19-01]
A. Cultivation agriculture.
(1) Cultivation agricultural practices shall be allowed in all zoning
districts without issuance of a land use permit, except that structures
shall require a land use permit.
(2) Agricultural structures shall not be the principle structure in a
residential, commercial, or industrial zoning district.
B. General agriculture.
(1) Barnyards, feed lots and farm structures housing animals shall be
located at least 100 feet from navigable water and shall be located
so that manure will not drain into navigable water.
(2) General agricultural practices shall be allowed in all agricultural
districts without issuance of a land use permit, except that structures
shall require a land use permit.
C. Agricultural business operations.
(2) Direct market agriculture.
(a)
Except for temporary structures not exceeding 160 square feet of floor area, all structures associated with direct market agriculture shall meet all setbacks and other provisions of this chapter. Temporary direct market structures which do not exceed 160 square feet of floor area shall be considered a minor structure such as those listed in §
240-32A(1).
(b)
Only one direct market structure shall be permitted on a lot.
(3) Farmers market.
(a)
Such use shall principally involve the sale of farm and garden
products, but other types of merchandise may be sold, provided such
merchandise occupies not more than 25% of the indoor and outdoor display
area of the farm market.
(b)
At least one off-street parking space shall be provided for
each 200 square feet of indoor and outdoor display area.
(c)
Combined indoor and outdoor display areas shall not exceed 2,000
square feet.
(d)
The farmers market shall obtain site plan approval and a land
use permit.
D. Domestic fowl in residential districts.
(1) For parcels under two acres in size:
(a)
No more than 10 domestic fowl shall be allowed on a parcel.
(b)
Roosters (noncastrated male chickens) shall not be allowed.
(2) For parcels two acres or more in size:
(a)
There shall be no limitation on number or sex of domestic fowl.
[Added 3-27-2001 by Ord. No. 00-14; amended 4-22-2008 by Ord. No. 07-09; 7-22-2008 by Ord. No. 08-06; 4-17-2012 by Ord. No. 12-02]
A. Light industry, as defined in §
240-88, provided that:
(1)
All operations take place within buildings.
(2)
Screening with natural vegetation or fencing shall be provided
along property lines bordering agricultural, rural and residential
districts.
B. Warehouse and storage.
(1)
All structures shall be on concrete slabs, except seasonal boat
and vehicle storage buildings, which may be on a concrete slab.
(2)
All truck parking and loading areas shall be paved.
(3)
The number of trucks parked outside on the site shall not exceed
the number of loading bays, and all such trucks that shall be engaged
in transshipment shall be inside.
C. Recycling facilities.
(1)
All activities shall be conducted indoors unless located in
an Industrial District.
D. Recycling collection point.
(1)
Processing of materials is limited to sorting and transferring.
[Amended by Ord. No. 99-11; 3-23-2004 by Ord. No. 03-30; 6-26-2012 by Ord. No.
12-07]
A. Campgrounds.
(1) Each campsite shall be plainly marked and surfaced with gravel, asphalt
or other material to free the site of mud.
(2) The maximum number of campsites shall be 15 per acre.
(3) The minimum lot size shall be five acres.
(4) Each campsite shall be a minimum of 1,000 square feet.
(5) There shall be two off-street parking spaces for each campsite.
(6) All sites shall meet the required setbacks from roads and from the
ordinary high-water mark and shall be located at least 50 feet from
all exterior lot lines.
(7) Each campground shall be screened by means of a vegetative screening, as described in §
240-31D, along all lot lines. Such requirement may be waived by the Zoning Administrator if existing woody vegetation is such that the screening objective is or will be achieved.
(8) No more than one mobile recreational vehicle shall be allowed on
any individual campsite.
(9) A camping unit shall not be occupied for more than eight months in
a calendar year, although a camping unit may remain on an individual
campsite for an entire calendar year. The wheels and tires shall remain
in an in-transit position.
(10)
No porches, lean-tos or additions shall be constructed onto
or immediately adjacent to a camping unit. Canvas screen rooms or
awnings shall be allowed.
(11)
A wooden deck may be provided adjacent to a camping unit subject
to the following:
(a)
The deck shall not exceed 256 square feet in area.
(b)
The deck may be enclosed by open railings but shall not have
built-in benches or tables.
(c)
The deck shall not have a permanent foundation in the ground.
(12)
A camping unit and deck may only be skirted with lattice; however,
solid skirting may be installed immediately adjacent to the tires.
(13)
One storage shed may be allowed per campsite. Said shed shall
not exceed 80 square feet in floor area.
(14)
A shelter unit may be located on an individual campsite, provided
it is designed only to protect occupants from the elements and does
not have a permanent water supply, a sewage system, electricity or
heating and cooking facilities. A shelter unit shall not exceed 300
square feet in total floor area.
(15)
One dwelling unit to be occupied by the owner and not more than
one additional dwelling unit to be occupied by the manager may be
permitted in a campground.
(16)
Camping shall be permitted in approved campgrounds without issuance
of a regular land use permit.
B. Riding stables, commercial and private.
(1) Minimum lot size for riding stables shall be 10 acres for commercial
riding stables and three acres for private riding stables.
(2) There shall be at least one acre of open space provided on the lot
for each horse kept on the lot.
(3) All stables shall be located at least 100 feet from the ordinary
high-water mark of navigable water and shall be located such that
manure will not drain into navigable water.
(4) Riding stables in the Exclusive Agriculture District shall require
a conditional use permit subject to § 91.75(8), Wis. Stats.
D. Private outdoor recreational uses.
E. Public outdoor recreational uses.
G. Resorts.
(1) Housing may be in lodges, cabins and other residential structures.
(2) Each housing structure may have one cooking facility.
(3) There shall be one off-street parking space provided for each sleeping
room provided.
(4) Retail activities shall be limited to those specifically identified
in the conditional use permit.