Village of Mukwonago

Adult family home

licensed under Wisconsin State Statutes, subject to the provisions of Wisconsin State Statutes.

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
The site must not be less than 20 acres.

Ambulance service

A privately owned facility for the dispatch, storage and maintenance of emergency medical care vehicles.

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-3 B-5 M-1 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5 P-1

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Animal (small) boarding

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Animal (small) clinic

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Animal (small) grooming

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Animal boarding facility

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-1 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Animal grooming or training facility

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-1 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Animal hospital/clinic

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-1 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Arboretum

Art studio

An establishment engaged in the sale or exhibit of art works such as paintings, sculpture, macrame, knitted goods, stitchery or pottery. Art studios are also engaged in the creations of such art works and often offer instruction in their creation. Within the context of this chapter, art studio does not include nude modeling and other pornographic exhibits.

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space.

Assembly hall

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Bank or other financial institution

Bed and breakfast

Vehicle Parking:
One space per room or suite, one space per employee and see "assembly, places of" for conference rooms, banquet rooms, etc.; plus one visitor space per each ve rooms or fraction thereof.

Boardinghouse (or Roominghouse)

A building other than a hotel or restaurant where meals or lodging are regularly furnished by prearrangement for compensation for not more than 12 persons not members of the family who are the principal occupants of the family. Boardinghouses are not open to transient customers such as those who would seek lodging at a motel or hotel.

Boathouse

As defined in W.S.A., § 30.121(1), a permanent structure used for the storage of watercraft and associated materials and includes all such structures which are totally enclosed, have roofs or walls or any combination of structural parts.

Body shop for heavy motor vehicle

An establishment providing for the repair or rebuilding of heavy motor vehicle bodies by the replacement, smoothing, sanding or painting of the exterior surfaces of such vehicles within an enclosed building.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property, or located on a minimum ten acre property when multiple heavy motor vehicle use categories are provided on the same property. The parking of heavy motor vehicles to be repaired shall be located in the rear yard and behind the repair building and shall be enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Body shop for light motor vehicles

An establishment for providing the repair or rebuilding of light motor vehicle bodies by the replacement, smoothing, sanding or painting of the exterior surfaces of such vehicles within an enclosed building.

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-1 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Broadcast or recording studio

Vehicle Parking:
One space per employee and any other spaces as determined by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Building maintenance service

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Business service

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Business/office use

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Car wash (free standing)

An establishment providing washing, waxing or cleaning of light motor vehicles, including access and queuing lanes.

Development Requirements:
See section 100-403(m) for queuing requirements.

Catering service

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of any customer pick-up area, one space for every employee, plus two spaces for delivery vehicles.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Cemetery or other place of interment

Church

Development Requirements:
(a) Residential use limitations. When allowed in a residential zoning district, the lot area must not be less than two acres and all principal structures and uses are not less than 50 feet from any lot line. Associated uses within schools and churches not part of the principal use of school of church require a separate conditional use, such as a church using part of a school or a day care in a church.

Church or religious institution

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Club and lodge

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

College, university, trade and technical school

Vehicle Parking:
One space for each two students on campus during the highest attendance period and one space per person employed at the school, plus any additional parking needed for special facilities on the site as required by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) P-1 Use Limitations. When this use is located in the P-1 district, the lot area must be more than two acres and all principal structures and uses must be more than 50 feet from any lot line.

Community center

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space, plus one space per employee.

Community living arrangement, 8 or fewer residents

Defined under W.S.A., § 46.03(22)(a) means any of the following facilities licensed or operated, or permitted under the authority of the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services:
(a) Residential care centers for children and youth, as defined in W.S.A., § 48.02(15d), operated by child welfare agencies licensed under W.S.A., § 48.60;
(b) Group homes for children, as defined in W.S.A., § 48.02(7); and
(c) Community-based residential facilities, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01(1g); but
(d) Does not include adult family homes, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01(1), day care centers, nursing homes, general hospitals, special hospitals, prisons, and jails.

Community living arrangement, more than 15 residents

Defined under W.S.A., § 46.03(22)(a) means any of the following facilities licensed or operated, or permitted under the authority of the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services:
(a) Residential care centers for children and youth, as defined in W.S.A., § 48.02(15d), operated by child welfare agencies licensed under W.S.A., § 48.60;
(b) Group homes for children, as defined in W.S.A., § 48.02(7); and
(c) Community-based residential facilities, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01(1g); but
(d) Does not include adult family homes, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01(1), day care centers, nursing homes, general hospitals, special hospitals, prisons, and jails.

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use R-1 R-10 R-15 R-2 R-3 R-5 R-7 R-8 R-9 VC-MPP VC-RP-B1 VC-RP-R2 VC-RP-R3

Community living arrangements, 9 to 15 residents

Defined under W.S.A., § 46.03(22)(a) means any of the following facilities licensed or operated, or permitted under the authority of the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services:
(a) Residential care centers for children and youth, as defined in W.S.A., § 48.02(15d), operated by child welfare agencies licensed under W.S.A., § 48.60;
(b) Group homes for children, as defined in W.S.A., § 48.02(7); and
(c) Community-based residential facilities, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01(1g); but
(d) Does not include adult family homes, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01(1), day care centers, nursing homes, general hospitals, special hospitals, prisons, and jails.

Concrete batch plant (temporary)

Contractor

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Contractor's shop

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Contractor's yard

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Convent, rectory, or monastery

Convention and exposition center

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Correctional facility

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Cottage Industry

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use R-1 R-10 R-15 R-2 R-3 R-5 R-7 R-8 R-9 VC-RP-R2 VC-RP-R3

Development Requirements:
(a) The use of the residential dwelling for the cottage industry shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to its residential use and shall not occupy more than 25 percent of the floor area of one floor.
(b) No cottage industry shall be located in or conducted in any accessory structure.
(c) No person other than members of the family residing on the premises shall be employed or engaged in such cottage industry.
(d) Cottage industries shall use only equipment as approved by the board of zoning and building appeals, and no stock in trade shall be kept or sold except as approved by the board of zoning and building appeals.
(e) No traffic shall be generated by the cottage industry in greater volumes than would normally be expected in a residential neighborhood, and any need for parking generated by the conduct of the cottage industry or use shall be provided off the street and other than in the required street yard.
(f) No outdoor storage of equipment or product shall be permitted.
(g) Cottage industries, which comply with the conditions set forth above, may include, but are not limited to, baby sitting, canning, crafts, desktop publishing and other computer services, dressmaking, laundering, millinery, piano teaching, barbering, beauty shops, construction trades, dance studios, insurance agencies, photographic studios, real estate brokerages and word processing.
(h) Cottage industries shall not include auto body or engine repair or any occupation or process that uses chemicals or combustibles in quantities undesirable in a neighborhood setting.

Cultural institution

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space, plus one space per employee.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Currency exchange, payday loan agency, or title loan agency

Customary accessory buildings

including one roadside stand for the sale of farm products produced on the premises. Any such stand shall conform to the setback, sign, and other provisions of this chapter.

Day care center

An establishment in which the operator is provided with compensation in return for providing one or more individuals with care for less than 24 hours at a time. The term includes, but is not limited to, a day nursery, nursery school, adult day care center or other supplemental care facility. This term does not include a family day care home.

A dwelling licensed as a day care center by the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services under W.S.A., § 48.65, where care is provided for not more than eight children. (From W.S.A., §
66.1017(1)(a).)

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of total size of building or leased space, plus one space per employee.

Dish antenna

The term includes ground- and building-mounted dishes.

Domestic livestock

Keeping and raising of for agribusiness, show, breeding, or other purposes incidental to the principal use of the premises.

Development Requirements:
(1) No more than one horse, cow, sheep or similar animal, over six months of age, shall be kept for each two acres; or
(2) No more than five chickens, ducks or similar poultry, over two months of age, shall be kept for each acre; or
(3) No more than eight rabbits or hare, over two (2) months of age, shall be kept for each acre;
(4) The keeping and raising of hogs or fur-bearing animals, except rabbits, is prohibited;
(5) Combinations of the above shall be apportioned to the total acreage, and the zoning administrator shall determine the total number of animals allowed.

Dormitory

Drive-through facility

An establishment that provides service directly to a driver or passengers in a vehicle, either through a window of the establishment or outside the establishment to a parked vehicle; such as at a restaurant, bank, pharmacy or grocery store.

Dry cleaning establishment

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Efficiency

A dwelling unit consisting of one principal room with no separate sleeping rooms.

Electrical charging station, accessory

An establishment that provides service to recharge light motor vehicles powered or partially powered by a battery or batteries. The service provided shall be accessory to a permitted use or an approved conditional use, and shall be limited to a maximum of eight charging locations per property. Any electrical charging station shall obtain site plan approval from the plan commission and shall be located to encourage use but not reduce the amount of required parking spaces or inhibit vehicular and pedestrian traffic flow.

Electrical charging station, stand alone

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the building or leased space; one space for every one fuel pumping and/or recharging station, and stacking space behind pump islands and/or stations.

Emergency residential shelter

Entertainment establishment, adult

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Essential services

Services provided by public and private utilities necessary for the exercise of the principal use or service of the principal structure. These services include underground, surface or overhead gas, electrical, steam, water, sanitary sewerage, stormwater drainage, and communication systems and accessories thereto, such as poles, towers, wires, mains, drains, vaults, culverts, laterals, sewers, pipes, catch basins, water storage tanks, conduits, cables, fire alarm boxes, police call boxes, traffic signals, pumps, lift stations and hydrants, but not including buildings.

Existing dwelling not accessory to any farm operation or a dwelling remaining after farm consolidation.

Family day care home

licensed under Wisconsin State Statutes.

Family foster home

Family shelter care facility

Farmers market

The temporary sale of farm products at a site other than where they were grown. The sale of farm produce grown on the premises or the sale of not more than five bushels per day of farm produce grown off the premises is not considered a farmers market.

Foster home

Any facility that is operated by a person required to be licensed by W.S.A., § 48.62(1)(a), and that provides care and maintenance for no more than four children or, if necessary to enable a sibling group to remain together, for no more than six children or, if the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services promulgates rules permitting a different number of children, for the number of children permitted under those rules. (From W.S.A., § 48.02(6).)

Fraternity or sorority

Fuel filling station for heavy motor vehicles

An establishment providing retail sale of fuel for heavy motor vehicles, but not heavy motor vehicle maintenance or repair work on the premises. This term includes accessory retail sales, commonly referred to as a convenience store. A fast food restaurant is allowed with a separate conditional use if so allowed within the zoning district.

Fuel filling station for light motor vehicles

An establishment providing retail sale of fuel for light motor vehicles, but not light motor vehicle maintenance or repair work on the premises. This term includes accessory retail sales, commonly referred to as a convenience store. A fast food restaurant is allowed with a separate conditional use if so allowed within the zoning district.

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the building or leased space; one space for every one fuel pumping and/or recharging station, and stacking space behind pump islands and/or stations.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Funeral home

Vehicle Parking:
One space for each three patrons at maximum capacity and one space per employee.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Furniture and appliance rental and leasing

Gaming facility

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Garage, public or commercial

Any garage other than a private garage.

Garden supply or landscaping center

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of indoor sales/service, plus two spaces per 1,000 square feet of greenhouse or outdoor sales and display area.

Gardening, tool and storage sheds

Development Requirements:
Accessory uses and detached accessory structures, such as garden or utility sheds, may be placed or erected in the rear yard, provided that no single accessory structure shall exceed 144 square feet in area; no structure shall be visible from the street; no structure shall be closer than ten feet to the principal structure; no accessory structure shall exceed 15 feet in height; no accessory structure or accessory structure overhang shall be located closer than three feet to any lot line; and the total of all accessory structures upon the lot shall occupy not more than 20 percent of the rear yard area.

General farming

The term includes agriculture, dairying, floriculture, forestry, grazing, hay, orchards, truck farming, and viticulture.

Ground transportation service

An establishment providing the storage, maintenance or dispatching of: (1) public passenger vehicles. (2) vehicles licensed or otherwise regulated as human service vehicles by the State of Wisconsin and used for the transportation of elderly or handicapped persons. (3) school buses, as described in Wisconsin Statutes.

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Group home or group foster home

Hazardous materials

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Health clinic

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Health clinic (including dental, chiropractic, etc.)

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space.

Health club

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Heavy motor vehicle outdoor storage

The outdoor storage of operable heavy motor vehicles for more than 48 hours. This term does not include a material reclamation facility or outdoor salvage operation. Such facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property, or located on a minimum ten acre property when multiple heavy motor vehicle use categories are provided on the same property. The storage of heavy motor vehicles shall be screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.

Heavy motor vehicle parking lot, accessory use

Heavy motor vehicle parking lot, principal use

Surface parking spaces for heavy motor vehicles, along with adjacent access drives and aisles, where the parking spaces are not located in a structure and the parking of such vehicles is the principal use of the premises. This term includes both commercial parking operations and private surface parking lots, but does not include parking lots that are used exclusively for the parking of light motor vehicles.

Development Requirements:
An on-site restroom shall be provided. The heavy motor vehicles shall be enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.

Helicopter landing facility

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Home improvement center

Home occupation

Any occupation for gain or support conducted entirely within buildings by resident occupants which is customarily incidental to the principal use of the premises.

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use R-1 R-10 R-15 R-2 R-3 R-5 R-7 R-8 R-9 VC-MPP VC-RP-R2 VC-RP-R3

Development Requirements:
(a) The use of the residential dwelling for the home occupation or professional home office shall be clearly incidental and subordinate to its residential use and shall not occupy more than 25% of the floor area of one floor.
(b) No professional home office shall be located in or conducted in any accessory structure.
(c) No person other than members of the family residing on the premises shall be employed or engaged in such home occupation or professional home office.
(d) Home occupations shall use only household equipment, and no stock in trade shall be kept or sold except that made on the premises.
(e) No traffic shall be generated by the home occupation or professional home office in greater volumes than would normally be expected in a residential neighborhood, and any need for parking generated by the conduct of the home occupation or use shall be provided off the street and other than in the required street yard.
(f) Home occupations, which comply with the conditions set forth above, may include, but are not limited to, baby sitting, canning, crafts, desktop publishing and other computer services, dressmaking, laundering, millinery, piano teaching and word processing.
(h) Home occupations shall not include auto body or engine repair, barbering, beauty shops, construction trades, dance studios, insurance agencies, photographic studios or real estate brokerages.

Hospital

Vehicle Parking:
One space per two hospital beds, plus one space per employee.

Development Requirements:
(a) P-1 Use Limitations. When this use is located in the P-1 district, the lot area must be more than two acres and all principal structures and uses must be more than 50 feet from any lot line.

Hotel

Vehicle Parking:
One space per room or suite, one space per employee and see "assembly, places of" for conference rooms, banquet rooms, etc.; plus one visitor space per each ve rooms or fraction thereof.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Household appliance repair, if accessory to a principal use

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Household maintenance and repair service

Indoor, mini-warehouse

Vehicle Parking:
One space per five storage cubicles.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Indoor, other than mini-warehouse (coldstorage)

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Large group shelter care facility

Laundromat

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located within the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Library

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space, plus one space per employee.

Live entertainment special event

Live-work unit

Lumber yard

Manufacturing, heavy

An establishment engaged in manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, packaging or other industrial processing of products primarily from extracted or raw materials or the bulk storage and handling of such products and material, where such activity involves the use or production of explosives, highly flammable liquids or gases, or toxic or hazardous materials or produces toxic, hazardous or noxious odors, fumes or dust.

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Manufacturing, light

An establishment engaged in the indoor manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, packaging or other industrial processing of finished parts or products, primarily from previously prepared materials, or the indoor provision of industrial services, where there are few external effects across property lines. This term includes, but is not limited to, a business engaged in the processing, fabrication, assembly, treatment or packaging of food, textile, leather, wood, paper, chemical, plastic or metal products, but does not include basic industrial processing from raw materials.

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Manufacturing, medium

An establishment engaged in manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, packaging or other industrial processing of products primarily from extracted or raw materials or the bulk storage and handling of such products and materials, or an industrial establishment having potential to produce noise, dust, glare, odors or vibration beyond its property line.

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Marina

Development Requirements:
(a) P-1 Use Limitations. When this use is located in the P-1 district, the lot area must be more than three acres and all structures must be more than 50 feet from any district boundary.

Material reclamation facility (indoor)

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Medical office (including dental, chiropractic, etc.)

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Medical research laboratory

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Medical service facility (retail sales)

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Mixed-waste processing facility (indoor)

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Mobile home

Motor fuel dispensing station

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Multiple-family dwellings (maximum of 10 dwelling units per acre)

A building with three or more dwelling units on a single lot or a complex of buildings in a unified development with a density not exceeding 10 dwelling units per acre as defined in s. 100-110(4).

Vehicle Parking:
One garage space per dwelling unit plus 1.2 spaces per dwelling unit that may be garaged or outdoor spaces, although at least 0.2 spaces shall be outdoors to provide for guest parking. The plan commission may require additional parking pursuant to the design and type of multifamily dwellings.

Development Requirements:
(a) Building setbacks Minimum building setbacks for pursuant to Section 100-110(5) shall apply; however setbacks between buildings shall not be less than 40 feet.
(b) Driveway and parking setbacks Driveways and outside parking lots shall be setback not less than 20 feet from any property line, except for driveways crossing the setback for ingress/egress to an external public right-of-way. However, no driveway or outside parking lot shall be located between a building and the property line, except for driveways providing access to enclosed parking spaces or driveways required by the Mukwonago Fire Chief for public safety.
(c) Ingress/egress Two routes of ingress/egress to an external public right-of-way shall be provided. A boulevard-style driveway shall count may count as two routes; however, a secondary emergency ingress/egress route shall be provided. The Mukwonago Fire Chief may require additional ingress/egress route.
(d) Parking The minimum number of parking spaces as required for multi-family in Article V of this Chapter 100 shall be provided, including handicapped parking spaces. In addition, a minimum of one parking space per dwelling unit of at least 200 square feet shall be enclosed in an underground garage or other common space or individual garage parking spaces attached to each building. No detached garage parking spaces are permitted.
(e) Driveway and parking design All internal driveways and parking lots shall be completed with a solid paved and dustless surface. All internal driveways and parking lots shall be completely surrounded by concrete curb and gutter, except for pedestrian ramps and openings for storm drainage and except when parking spaces abut to pedestrian sidewalks raised from the surface of the driveway or parking.
(f) Public safety access The site shall be designed to allow police and fire access to each building, including that Mukwonago Fire Department ladder apparatus can correctly positioned on a flat and paved surface to reach unit porches and/or windows on the top floor surrounding 75% of each building exterior.
(g) Landscaping The following standards apply to landscaping of a multiple-family development. In addition, the minimum greenspace on a multiple-family property approved under these performance standards shall be 50%.

Areas not covered by buildings, pavement and sidewalks, and storm water and water quality management facilities shall be landscaped with a suitable, permanent ground cover with the planting of deciduous and coniferous trees, decorative trees, scrubs/bushes and flowers. The use of benches, fountains, tables, monuments, etc. are encouraged to enhance the overall landscape and aesthetics of the development.
There shall be planted at a minimum one deciduous and/or coniferous tree per dwelling unit in addition to scrubs/bushes and floors. The Plan Commission may require additional plantings to enhance appearance and create buffers.
The use of berms and decorative fencing shall be utilized to enhance the landscaping to buffer neighboring uses.
Storm water management and water quality run-off control features shall be incorporated into the overall landscape plan and utilized as a site amenity. The use of rain gardens and/or other infiltration storm water design is strongly encouraged.
The entire site shall be designed so that each dwelling unit from its interior has views of outside landscaping and amenities. No dwelling unit shall a view of only paving.
Preserved environmental features on a site shall be incorporated into the landscape plan for viewing and/or passive enjoyment by residents of the development.
All landscaping and landscaping enhancements shall be maintained in good condition after installation at all times. Property owner or owners shall replace any plant material within 30 days that becomes diseased, deteriorated or no longer growing.
The landscaping plan shall conform to standards of Chapter 34 of Municipal Code for the preservation and planting of trees.

(h) Architectural design of buildings The following standards apply to the architectural design of buildings of a multiple-family development.

Exterior building colors shall be non-reflective, subtle, neutral, or earth tone. The use of high intensity colors, metallic colors, black, or fluorescent colors shall be prohibited. Building trim and architectural accent elements may feature brighter colors, but such colors shall be muted, not metallic, not fluorescent. The building design shall be composed of a suitable mix of the allowed materials shown within the following chart.

	Allowable for use as or at: (X means material is allowed)
Building Materials	Base/Bottom of Building	Middle of Building	Top of Building	Trim/Accent Material	Additional Standards (see below)
Brick (Face/Veneer/Tile)	X	X	X	X	-
Concrete Panels, Tilt-up or Precast	X	X	X	X	A
EIFS/Synthetic Stucco	-	X	X	X	B
Fiber-Cement Siding/Panels	X	X	X	X	-
Metal Panels	-	-	-	X	C
Reflective Glass/Spandrel	-	-	-	X	D
Split Face Block	X	X	X	X	E
Stone/Stone Veneer	X	X	X	X	-
Stucco; Hand-Laid	-	-	X	X	B
Vinyl Siding	-	-	-	X	F, D
Wood/Wood Composite	-	X	X	X	F

A—Shall incorporate horizontal and vertical articulation and modulation, including but not limited to changes in color and texture, or as part of a palette of materials.
B—Shall not be within three (3) feet from the floor of common access pedestrian areas or where high pedestrian traffic is anticipated as well as at least one floor above ground level.
C—Shall be used in conjunction with a palette of materials; shall be a heavy gauge (20 gauge or higher) metal, and; shall be non-reflective.
D—Shall be used in limited quantities as an accent material.
E—Shall be used in conjunction with a palette of materials and shall not comprise more than 50% of any building wall.
F—Shall be used in limited quantities (maximum 10% coverage) due to its limited durability.

Four-sided architecture. All four sides of the building shall be similar in articulation and use of materials.
Façade articulation. Consistent with the design of traditional storefront buildings, new buildings shall be divided into smaller increments through articulation of the façade. This can be achieved through combinations of the following techniques and other techniques that may meet the intent of this standard:

Stepping back or extending forward a portion of the façade, called façade modulation.
Vertical divisions using different textures or materials, although materials may be drawn from a common palette.
Division of the first floor exterior into storefronts, with separate display windows and entrances.
Variation in roof lines by alternating dormers, stepped roofs, gables or other roof elements to reinforce articulation or modulation.
Use of arcades, awnings, window bays or porches at intervals equal to the articulation interval.

(i) Amenities Amenities shall be provided to enhance enjoyment of the site by residents of the development and to enhance site aesthetics. While the amount and extent of provided amenities may be determined by the size of the development in terms of land area and allowed number of dwelling units, the Plan Commission and the Village Board approval of the conditional use will consider the amount of provided amenities.

The types of interior building amenities may include: fitness room(s), club house or community/party room(s), game room(s), secure additional storage room or area for residents, porches/balconies, manned on-site management office, etc.
The types of exterior site amenities may include: natural or paved pedestrian paths, paths and sidewalks connecting to off-site paths or sidewalks, fitness trails, swimming pool and other sports/athletic facilities, outdoor gathering areas, benches, picnic tables and sitting areas, decorative parking lot lighting, a landscape plan beyond the minimum requirements, clearly marked building/unit addresses complimentary to the building design, etc.

(j) Conformance with other standards The entire site design shall conform to other development standards that may be amended from time to time of the Village of Mukwonago and other agencies. The other standards may include, but are not limited to sewer and water design, street design, storm water management and water quality, shoreland setbacks, preservation of environmental features, fire code, etc.
(k) Additional guidelines The Plan Commission and the Village Board may adopt guidelines to supplement the standards of this Section 100-110(8). The guidelines may be amended from time to time.
(l) General approval process A detailed development plan for a quality multiple-family development shall be presented to the Village of Mukwonago for review and approval. A Conditional Use permit is required for any multiple-family development exceeding 10 dwelling units per acre and/or exceeding five acres in size. A separate conditional Use permit is required for projects exceeding height restrictions in addition to a separate conditional Use for density of the project. Conditions of approval and restrictions, including applicant responsibility of public improvements, shall be shall be stated in a Developer’s Agreement approved by the Village Board and signed by the applicant. Other information/documentation may be requested and approved by the Village, including but not limited to Declaration of Covenants, Development Restrictions, and any Homeowners Association documents.

Multiple-family dwellings (maximum of 15 dwelling units per acre)

A building with three or more dwelling units on a single lot or a complex of buildings in a unified development with a density not exceeding 15 dwelling units per acre as defined in s. 100-115(4).

Vehicle Parking:
One garage space per dwelling unit plus 1.2 spaces per dwelling unit that may be garaged or outdoor spaces, although at least 0.2 spaces shall be outdoors to provide for guest parking. The plan commission may require additional parking pursuant to the design and type of multifamily dwellings.

Development Requirements:
(a) Building setbacks Minimum building setbacks for pursuant to Section 100-110(5) shall apply; however setbacks between buildings shall not be less than 40 feet.
(b) Driveway and parking setbacks Driveways and outside parking lots shall be setback not less than 20 feet from any property line, except for driveways crossing the setback for ingress/egress to an external public right-of-way. However, no driveway or outside parking lot shall be located between a building and the property line, except for driveways providing access to enclosed parking spaces or driveways required by the Mukwonago Fire Chief for public safety.
(c) Ingress/egress Two routes of ingress/egress to an external public right-of-way shall be provided. A boulevard-style driveway shall count may count as two routes; however, a secondary emergency ingress/egress route shall be provided. The Mukwonago Fire Chief may require additional ingress/egress route.
(d) Parking The minimum number of parking spaces as required for multi-family in Article V of this Chapter 100 shall be provided, including handicapped parking spaces. In addition, a minimum of one parking space per dwelling unit of at least 200 square feet shall be enclosed in an underground garage or other common space or individual garage parking spaces attached to each building. No detached garage parking spaces are permitted.
(e) Driveway and parking design All internal driveways and parking lots shall be completed with a solid paved and dustless surface. All internal driveways and parking lots shall be completely surrounded by concrete curb and gutter, except for pedestrian ramps and openings for storm drainage and except when parking spaces abut to pedestrian sidewalks raised from the surface of the driveway or parking.
(f) Public safety access The site shall be designed to allow police and fire access to each building, including that Mukwonago Fire Department ladder apparatus can correctly positioned on a flat and paved surface to reach unit porches and/or windows on the top floor surrounding 75% of each building exterior.
(g) Landscaping The following standards apply to landscaping of a multiple-family development. In addition, the minimum greenspace on a multiple-family property approved under these performance standards shall be 50%.

Areas not covered by buildings, pavement and sidewalks, and storm water and water quality management facilities shall be landscaped with a suitable, permanent ground cover with the planting of deciduous and coniferous trees, decorative trees, scrubs/bushes and flowers. The use of benches, fountains, tables, monuments, etc. are encouraged to enhance the overall landscape and aesthetics of the development.
There shall be planted at a minimum one deciduous and/or coniferous tree per dwelling unit in addition to scrubs/bushes and floors. The Plan Commission may require additional plantings to enhance appearance and create buffers.
The use of berms and decorative fencing shall be utilized to enhance the landscaping to buffer neighboring uses.
Storm water management and water quality run-off control features shall be incorporated into the overall landscape plan and utilized as a site amenity. The use of rain gardens and/or other infiltration storm water design is strongly encouraged.
The entire site shall be designed so that each dwelling unit from its interior has views of outside landscaping and amenities. No dwelling unit shall a view of only paving.
Preserved environmental features on a site shall be incorporated into the landscape plan for viewing and/or passive enjoyment by residents of the development.
All landscaping and landscaping enhancements shall be maintained in good condition after installation at all times. Property owner or owners shall replace any plant material within 30 days that becomes diseased, deteriorated or no longer growing.
The landscaping plan shall conform to standards of Chapter 34 of Municipal Code for the preservation and planting of trees.

(h) Architectural design of buildings The following standards apply to the architectural design of buildings of a multiple-family development.

Exterior building colors shall be non-reflective, subtle, neutral, or earth tone. The use of high intensity colors, metallic colors, black, or fluorescent colors shall be prohibited. Building trim and architectural accent elements may feature brighter colors, but such colors shall be muted, not metallic, not fluorescent. The building design shall be composed of a suitable mix of the allowed materials shown within the following chart.

	Allowable for use as or at: (X means material is allowed)
Building Materials	Base/Bottom of Building	Middle of Building	Top of Building	Trim/Accent Material	Additional Standards (see below)
Brick (Face/Veneer/Tile)	X	X	X	X	-
Concrete Panels, Tilt-up or Precast	X	X	X	X	A
EIFS/Synthetic Stucco	-	X	X	X	B
Fiber-Cement Siding/Panels	X	X	X	X	-
Metal Panels	-	-	-	X	C
Reflective Glass/Spandrel	-	-	-	X	D
Split Face Block	X	X	X	X	E
Stone/Stone Veneer	X	X	X	X	-
Stucco; Hand-Laid	-	-	X	X	B
Vinyl Siding	-	-	-	X	F, D
Wood/Wood Composite	-	X	X	X	F

A—Shall incorporate horizontal and vertical articulation and modulation, including but not limited to changes in color and texture, or as part of a palette of materials.
B—Shall not be within three (3) feet from the floor of common access pedestrian areas or where high pedestrian traffic is anticipated as well as at least one floor above ground level.
C—Shall be used in conjunction with a palette of materials; shall be a heavy gauge (20 gauge or higher) metal, and; shall be non-reflective.
D—Shall be used in limited quantities as an accent material.
E—Shall be used in conjunction with a palette of materials and shall not comprise more than 50% of any building wall.
F—Shall be used in limited quantities (maximum 10% coverage) due to its limited durability.

Four-sided architecture. All four sides of the building shall be similar in articulation and use of materials.
Façade articulation. Consistent with the design of traditional storefront buildings, new buildings shall be divided into smaller increments through articulation of the façade. This can be achieved through combinations of the following techniques and other techniques that may meet the intent of this standard:

Stepping back or extending forward a portion of the façade, called façade modulation.
Vertical divisions using different textures or materials, although materials may be drawn from a common palette.
Division of the first floor exterior into storefronts, with separate display windows and entrances.
Variation in roof lines by alternating dormers, stepped roofs, gables or other roof elements to reinforce articulation or modulation.
Use of arcades, awnings, window bays or porches at intervals equal to the articulation interval.

(i) Amenities Amenities shall be provided to enhance enjoyment of the site by residents of the development and to enhance site aesthetics. While the amount and extent of provided amenities may be determined by the size of the development in terms of land area and allowed number of dwelling units, the Plan Commission and the Village Board approval of the conditional use will consider the amount of provided amenities.

The types of interior building amenities may include: fitness room(s), club house or community/party room(s), game room(s), secure additional storage room or area for residents, porches/balconies, manned on-site management office, etc.
The types of exterior site amenities may include: natural or paved pedestrian paths, paths and sidewalks connecting to off-site paths or sidewalks, fitness trails, swimming pool and other sports/athletic facilities, outdoor gathering areas, benches, picnic tables and sitting areas, decorative parking lot lighting, a landscape plan beyond the minimum requirements, clearly marked building/unit addresses complimentary to the building design, etc.

(j) Conformance with other standards The entire site design shall conform to other development standards that may be amended from time to time of the Village of Mukwonago and other agencies. The other standards may include, but are not limited to sewer and water design, street design, storm water management and water quality, shoreland setbacks, preservation of environmental features, fire code, etc.
(k) Additional guidelines The Plan Commission and the Village Board may adopt guidelines to supplement the standards of this Section 100-110(8). The guidelines may be amended from time to time.
(l) General approval process A detailed development plan for a quality multiple-family development shall be presented to the Village of Mukwonago for review and approval. A Conditional Use permit is required for any multiple-family development exceeding 10 dwelling units per acre and/or exceeding five acres in size. A separate conditional Use permit is required for projects exceeding height restrictions in addition to a separate conditional Use for density of the project. Conditions of approval and restrictions, including applicant responsibility of public improvements, shall be shall be stated in a Developer’s Agreement approved by the Village Board and signed by the applicant. Other information/documentation may be requested and approved by the Village, including but not limited to Declaration of Covenants, Development Restrictions, and any Homeowners Association documents.

Multiple-family dwellings (maximum of 5 dwelling units per acre)

A building with three or more dwelling units on a single lot or a complex of buildings in a unified development with a density not exceeding 5 dwelling units per acre as defined in s. 100-105(4).

Vehicle Parking:
One garage space per dwelling unit plus 1.2 spaces per dwelling unit that may be garaged or outdoor spaces, although at least 0.2 spaces shall be outdoors to provide for guest parking. The plan commission may require additional parking pursuant to the design and type of multifamily dwellings.

Municipal building

Municipal parking lot, principal use

Surface parking spaces for five or more light motor vehicles, and adjacent access drives and aisles, where the parking spaces are not located in a structure and the parking of motor vehicles is the principal use of the premises, owned by the Village of Mukwonago. This term includes parking structures and surface parking lots, but does not include the parking of heavy motor vehicles.

Museum

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) P-1 Use limitations. When this use is located in the P-1 district, the lot area must be more than two acres and all principal structures and uses must be more than 50 feet from any lot line.
(b) Standards in Village Center. When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:

(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Nursing home

A place where five or more persons who are not related to the operator or administrator reside, receive care or treatment and, because of their mental or physical condition, require access to 24-hour nursing services, including limited nursing care, intermediate level nursing care and skilled nursing services, as defined in W.S.A., § 50.01.

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three patient beds plus one space per employee.

Office, general

Office, government

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of total size of building or leased space plus see "assembly, places of" for conference rooms.

Development Requirements:
Whe this use is located in the Village Center Overlay-retail Center subdistrict, it must be located on an upper floor of the building or not facing the street.

In addition, the following general standards apply when this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

One farm dwelling per operating farm

Other agricultural uses

Pea vineries, creameries, and condensers, commercial raising, propagation, and boarding of animals, such as dogs, mink, rabbits, foxes, goats and pigs, and the commercial production of eggs; and the hatching, raising, fattening or butchering of fowl.

Outdoor merchandise sales

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space.

Outdoor racing facility

An establishment engaged in operation a track for racing, including, but not limited to, the racing of motor vehicles, dogs or horses.

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Outdoor seating with food or drink service

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Outdoor storage

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Outdoor storage of heavy vehicles, in conjunction with another use

Outdoor storage of light motor vehicles (in conjunction with another use)

The outdoor storage of operable light motor vehicles for more than 48 hours in conjunction with another permitted use or conditional use. Receiving a conditional use permit for light motor vehicle outdoor storage shall not permit the business to engage in a material reclamation facility, or outdoor salvage operation.

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
A light motor vehicle outdoor storage facility shall be located on a minimum ten acre property, with storage of vehicles enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.

Outdoor storage of light vehicles, in conjunction with another use

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Overnight station

Truck parking orloading/unloading from PM to AM hours.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Park or playground

A public, noncommercial park, playground or open space.

Parking lot, accessory use

Surface parking spaces for five or more light motor vehicles, adjacent access drives and aisles, where the parking spaces are not located in a structure and the parking of motor vehicles is not the principal use of the premises. This term does not include commercial parking operations, which shall be considered a principal use, or the parking of heavy motor vehicles.

Parking structure, accessory use

Parking spaces and adjacent access drives, aisles and ramps that are located in a structure with two or more levels, where the parking structure is not the principal use of the premises. This term does not include commercial parking operations, which are a principal use. This term does not include private one-story garages for single-family, two-family or multifamily dwellings or parking spaces that are integrated into a larger structure that houses the principal use of the premises.

Parking structure, principal use

Parking spaces and adjacent access drives, aisles and ramps that are located in a structure with two or more levels, where the parking structure is the principal use of the premises. This term includes commercial parking operations as well as private parking structures. This term does not include private one-story garages for single-family, two-family or multifamily structures.

Development Requirements:
An on-site restroom shall be provided.

Passenger terminal

A facility for passenger transportation operations, including, but not limited to, a passenger rail station, bus terminal or passenger ship terminal. This term does not include an airport or heliport.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property, with storage of vehicles used for passenger transportation enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Personal service

Power generation plant

Vehicle Parking:
One space per employee and any other spaces as determined by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Private garage and carport

A structure primarily intended for and used for the enclosed storage or shelter of the private motor vehicles of the families resident upon the premises.

Development Requirements:
Detached private garages may be placed or erected in the rear yard upon the issuance of a building permit, provided that not more than one garage is permitted per dwelling unit; no private garage shall exceed 720 square feet in area; no structure shall be closer than ten feet to the principal structure; no private garage shall exceed 15 feet in height; no private garage or garage overhang shall be located closer than three feet to any lot line; and the total of all accessory structures shall occupy not more than 20 percent of the rear yard area.

Private garage, detached

Development Requirements:
Detached private garages may be placed or erected in the rear yard upon the issuance of a building permit, provided that not more than one garage is permitted per dwelling unit; no private garage shall exceed 720 square feet in area; no structure shall be closer than ten feet to the principal structure; no private garage shall exceed 15 feet in height; no private garage or garage overhang shall be located closer than three feet to any lot line; and the total of all accessory structures shall occupy not more than 20 percent of the rear yard area.

Processing or recycling of mined materials

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Professional home office

Residences of clergymen, architects, landscape architects, professional engineers, registered land surveyors, lawyers, real estate agents, artists, teachers, authors, musicians, or persons in other recognized professions used to conduct their professions, where the office use is incidental to the residential use of the premises.

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use R-1 R-10 R-15 R-2 R-3 R-5 R-7 R-8 R-9 VC-RP-B1 VC-RP-R2 VC-RP-R3

Public safety facility

Railroad switching, classification yard, or freight terminal

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Recreational sports facility, indoor

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Recreational sports facility, outdoor

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Recreational vehicle rental facility

An establishment where contracts are prepared or reservations accepted for the rental or leasing of recreational vehicles; off-road, on-road or water craft, or all or any combination of the three categories of recreational vehicle. This term includes incidental storage of vehicles, but does not include on-premises maintenance of recreational vehicles or a tool/equipment rental facility; except that light maintenance can occur to facilitate rental such as washing and cleaning of the vehicle exterior and interior replacement of safety equipment.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum three acre property, with storage of recreational vehicles enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Recreational vehicle repair facility

An establishment providing the repair of servicing of off-road, on-road or water craft recreational vehicles, including the sale, installation and servicing of related equipment and parts, where all such work is performed within an enclosed building.

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space. If truck repair, one-third of spaces shall be sized for tractor-trailer parking.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility for on-road recreational vehicle repair shall be located on a minimum five acre property. A recreational vehicle repair facility for solely off-road or water craft recreational repair shall be located on a minimum three acre property. Storage of recreational vehicles shall be enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board. A recreational vehicle repair facility may be incorporated with a recreational vehicle sales facility if meeting the minimum property size.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Recreational vehicle, off-road

A vehicle designed to travel on unpaved roads, tracks, beaches or rough terrain rather than on a public road, street and highway, such as a snow mobile, all-terrain vehicle (ATV), off-road motorcycle or similar vehicle used for recreational purposes. The sale of used off-road recreational vehicles shall only be allowed as an accessory use to new off-road recreational vehicle sales with all off-road recreational vehicles available for sale on a property to include at least 20 percent new off-road recreational vehicles.

Recreational vehicle, on-road

A vehicle licensed and able to be moved at-will by internal motorization or towed by another light motor vehicle or heavy motor vehicle on a public road, street and highway; such as a motor home, converted van or bus, pick-up with pop-up camper, travel trailer, camping trailer, tent-trailer or similar vehicle used for travel, vacation or recreational purposes. The sale of used on-road recreational vehicles shall only be allowed as an accessory use to new on-road recreational vehicle sales with all on-road recreational vehicles available for sale on a property to include at least 20 percent new on-road recreational vehicles.

Recreational vehicle, water craft

A floating motorized or non-motorized vehicle designed for recreation use on bodies of water, such as a boat, sail boat, personal water craft, pontoon boat or canoe. An establishment may sell new water craft, or new and used water craft, but not only used water craft and accessories. The sale of water craft may include the sale of new and used outboard motors and boat trailers.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Recycling collection facility

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Religious assembly

The term includes churches, synagogues, and the like.

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on the maximum capacity of the facility.

Development Requirements:
When allowed in a residenital zoning district, the lot area must not be less than two acres and all principal structures and uses are not less than 50 feet from any lot line. Associated uses within schools and churches not part of the principal use of school of church require a separate conditional use, such as a church using part of a school or a day care in a church.

Rental facility for heavy motor vehicles

An establishment where contracts are prepared or reservations accepted for the rental or leasing of heavy motor vehicles. This term includes accessory storage of vehicles, but does not include on-premises maintenance of vehicles or a tool/equipment rental facility except if approval is granted for other use categories on the same property. On-site light maintenance can occur to facilitate rental such as washing and cleaning of the vehicle exterior and interior including replacement of safety equipment such as light bulbs, batteries and flat tires.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property, or located on a minimum ten acre property when multiple heavy motor vehicle use categories are provided on the same property. The conditional use may allow the on-site refueling of the rental vehicles. The parking of heavy motor vehicles for rental shall be located in the rear yard and behind the repair building and shall be enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Rental facility for light motor vehicles

An establishment where contracts are prepared or reservations accepted for the rental or leasing of light motor vehicles. This term includes incidental storage of vehicles, but does not include on-premises maintenance of vehicles or a tool/equipment rental facility; except that on-site light maintenance can occur to facilitate rental such as washing and cleaning of the vehicle exterior and interior including replacement of safety equipment such as light bulbs, batteries and flat tires. The conditional use may, at the discretion of the plan commission, allow the on-site refueling of rental vehicles.

Development Requirements:
A light motor vehicle rental facility shall be located on a minimum ten acre property, with storage of vehicles enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.

Repair facility for heavy motor vehicles

An establishment providing for the repair or servicing of heavy motor vehicles, including the sale, installation and servicing of related equipment and parts, where all such work is performed within an enclosed building. This term includes, but is not limited to, the repair or servicing of batteries, tires, mufflers, brakes, shocks, transmissions, engines or upholstery. Receiving a conditional use permit for a heavy motor vehicle repair facility shall not permit the business to engage in vehicle dismantling or salvage, tire retreading or recapping, or body work and painting.

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space. If truck repair, one-third of spaces shall be sized for tractor-trailer parking.

Development Requirements:
(a) A heavy motor vehicle repair facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property, or located on a minimum ten acre property when multiple heavy motor vehicle use categories are provided on the same property. The parking of heavy motor vehicles to be repaired shall be located in the rear yard and behind the repair building and shall be enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Repair facility for light motor vehicles

An establishment providing for the repair or servicing of light motor vehicles, including the sale, installation and servicing of related equipment and parts. All repair or servicing shall be performed within an enclosed building. The work to be permitted under this conditional use shall include, but is not limited to, the repair or servicing of batteries, tires, mufflers, wheels, brakes, shocks, transmissions, engines and upholstery. Receiving a light motor vehicle repair facility conditional use permit shall not permit vehicle dismantling or salvage, tire retreading or recapping, or body work and painting.

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space. If truck repair, one-third of spaces shall be sized for tractor-trailer parking.

Research and development

Vehicle Parking:
Three spaces per 1,000 square feet of building or leased space or see note 1 below.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Restaurant, fast-food/carry-out

Restaurant, sit-down

Retail establishment, adult

An establishment in which ten percent or more of the gross public floor area is devoted to, or ten percent or more of the stock-in-trade consists of the following: books, magazines and other periodicals, movies, videotapes, compact discs, digital versatile discs, novelty items, games, greeting card and other materials which are distinguished or characterized by their emphasis on matters depicting, describing or relating to specified sexual activities.

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space.

Retail, general, 20,000 square feet or more

An establishment providing retail sale of new products to the public and rendering services incidental to the sale of such products, including, but not limited to, sales of: art supplies and picture frames, art works, auto parts, baked goods, bicycles, books, newspapers and magazines, collectibles, dry goods, notions and novelties, flowers and plants, food and beverages, furniture and floor coverings, hardware, hobbies, toys and games, household goods, jewelry, luggage, major appliances, music, records, compact discs and tapes, paint and wallpaper, pets, pharmaceutical products, photo equipment and processing, sewing apparatus, sporting goods, stationery, tobacco products and wearing apparel. This term includes, but is not limited to, a grocery store, specialty food store, antique store, liquor store, butcher shop, delicatessen, portrait studio, furniture or appliance rental establishment or video rental or sales business. This term does not include an adult bookstore.

Retail, general, less than 20,000 square feet

An establishment providing retail sale of new products to the public and rendering services incidental to the sale of such products, including, but not limited to, sales of: art supplies and picture frames, art works, auto parts, baked goods, bicycles, books, newspapers and magazines, collectibles, dry goods, notions and novelties, flowers and plants, food and beverages, furniture and floor coverings, hardware, hobbies, toys and games, household goods, jewelry, luggage, major appliances, music, records, compact discs and tapes, paint and wallpaper, pets, pharmaceutical products, photo equipment and processing, sewing apparatus, sporting goods, stationery, tobacco products and wearing apparel. This term includes, but is not limited to, a grocery store, specialty food store, antique store, liquor store, butcher shop, delicatessen, portrait studio, furniture or appliance rental establishment or video rental or sales business. This term does not include an adult bookstore.

Roof-mounted solar collectors

which do not detract from the appearance of the structure, provided that the location of the collector is approved by the board of zoning and building appeals.

Rooming house

Rummage sale

The occasional sale of personal property at a residence conducted by one or more families in a neighborhood. Rummage sales do not involve the resale of merchandise acquired for that purpose. Rummage sales are also known as "garage sales." Flea markets, defined elsewhere in this section, are not rummage sales.

Sales facility for new heavy motor vehicle and accessory used sales

An establishment providing retail sale of heavy motor vehicles, including incidental storage and maintenance.

Development Requirements:
Such facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property, or located on a minimum ten acre property when multiple heavy motor vehicle use categories are provided on the same property. The heavy motor vehicles parked in the rear yard or behind the sales office building shall be enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.

Sales facility, new and accessory used vehicle sales

An establishment providing wholesale and retail sale of light motor vehicles, including incidental storage and incidental maintenance, a body shop, a car wash, and other uses accessory to new and used vehicles sales. This term does not include solely a light motor vehicle wholesale facility. A new and accessory used light motor vehicle sales facility may be combined with a light motor vehicle repair facility if both uses are allowed within the specific zoning district. The sale of used light motor vehicles shall only be allowed as an accessory use to new light motor vehicle sales with all light motor vehicles available for sale on a property to include at least 20 percent new light motor vehicles.

Sales facility, used light motor vehicles

An establishment providing only retail sale of used light motor vehicles, including incidental storage and incidental maintenance. Incidental maintenance shall be limited to such tasks as exterior and interior washing and cleaning of the vehicle and replacement of safety equipment such as light bulbs, batteries and flat tires.

Salvage operation, indoor

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Salvage operation, outdoor

Satellite dish antennas located in the rear yard.

School (specialty or technical)

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When located in the Village Center-Retail Center subdistrict or the Village Center-Multi-purpose perimeter subdistrict, this use must be located on an upper floor or not facing the street. The Plan Commission may however allow schools on the ground or first floor facing the street when students arrive an leave on a regular basis (i.e., provide more constant store front activity).

School, elementary or secondary

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) Residential use limitations. When allowed in a residenital zoning district, the lot area must not be less than two acres and all principal structures and uses are not less than 50 feet from any lot line. Associated uses within schools and churches not part of the principal use of school of church require a separate conditional use, such as a church using part of a school or a day care in a church.
(b) P-1 Use limitations. When this use is located in the P-1 district, the lot area must be more than two acres and all principal structures and uses must be more than 50 feet from any lot line.

School, specialty or personal instruction

Seasonal market

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Second hand store/antique shop

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Secondary suite

An arrangement and use of rooms within a single-family dwelling that allows for one or two family members to reside separate from the single housekeeping entity while remaining part of and having nonlockable direct interior access to the entire single-family dwelling. The arrangement of rooms may contain a kitchenette area with associated living areas, bedrooms and a bathroom.

Development Requirements:
1. Issuance of a building permit for the new construction or remodeling is required.
2. Submittal of a recorded declaration of restrictions with the county register of deeds, stating the "the Village of Mukwonago Inspections Department/Zoning Administrator has approved the building permit application conditioned upon the owner signing and recording this Declaration Of Restrictions indicating said dwelling will be a single family dwelling." The declaration of restrictions shall be recorded before issuance of a building permit for construction of said secondary suite.
3. The secondary suite shall be on the first floor of the single-family dwelling, at street grade level, or, if on second floor or lower level, an elevator or chair lift shall be installed from the secondary suite to the first floor at street grade level.
4. The secondary suite shall have non-lockable direct interior access to the entire dwelling.
5. No more than two bedrooms shall be permitted.
6. The principal single-family dwelling and the secondary suite shall share common water, sanitary sewer or septic and electric connections.
7. The owner shall provide evidence to the inspections department that the water and sanitary sewer or septic facilities are adequate to serve the secondary suite.
8. The secondary suite shall be designed that the appearance of the building remains as a single-family dwelling. Any new entrances shall be located on the side or rear of the building and shall be at ground level.
9. The secondary suite shall not be constructed or established within any required garage.
10. A kitchenette means a small kitchen or area for preparing food, often as a part of a room instead of a separate room

Second-floor dwelling units in mixed use buildings

Secondhand store

Vehicle Parking:
Four spaces per 1,000 square feet of the total size of the building or leased space.

Senior housing

Development Requirements:
(a) Taking into consideration the specific land(s) involved, the plan commission may require an analysis of existing and potential traffic patterns and the use of adjacent and/or surrounding properties and may recommend stringent setback, parking, landscaping and other aesthetic related zoning standards.
(b) Density shall not exceed 20 dwelling units per acre and shall be specifically designed for senior citizens (those persons aged 55 years or older). Projects shall include such features as central locked lobby entrances; common rooms/areas on each floor and wing within a building; elevators; wider hallways with hand railings; walking paths and outdoor sitting areas; and programs and activities designed for the elderly.
(c) At least 80 percent of all units shall be rented or sold to senior citizens. The building design will conform to the multiple-family requirements of this section; although, the board of zoning and building appeals may waive or change requirements to allow for congregate living.

Sewage treatment plant

Vehicle Parking:
One space per employee and any other spaces as determined by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Ship terminal or docking facility

Single-family dwelling

A detached building designed for or occupied exclusively by one family.

Vehicle Parking:
Two garaged spaces per dwelling unit and two additional spaces per dwelling unit.

Development Requirements:
(a) For single-family, garages shall be attached. An attached garage shall be built concurrently with construction of the dwelling and shall be a minimum of 480 square feet. The attached garage may not exceed 48 percent of the floor area of the dwelling, or 960 square feet, whichever is less. Attached garages shall not have more than three (3) overhead doors. Attached garage doors shall not exceed a total of 32 feet in length and 10 feet in height.
(b) Existing attached garages shall not be converted to another use and shall be maintained as an attached garage at all times, unless a new attached garage is constructed in accordance with the standards of paragraph (a) above. Nothing in this paragraph shall prevent an enlargement of an existing attached garage in accordance with the standards of paragraph (a) above.

Small foster home

Small group shelter care facility

Social service facility

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When located in the Village Center-Retail Center subdistrict, this use must be located on the second floor of the building.
In addition, when this use is located in the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Solar collectors

The term includes both roof-mounted and ground-mounted units.

Sports facility, indoor, with seating and property over 2 acres

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Sports facility, outdoor, with seating and property over 2 acres

Vehicle Parking:
One space per three seats based on maximum capacity of the facility, plus one space per employee.

Substation/distribution equipment, indoor

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
One space per employee and any other spaces as determined by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Substation/distribution equipment, outdoor

Districts Where Allowed Districts Allowed as a Conditional Use B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 M-2 M-3 M-4 M-5

Vehicle Parking:
One space per employee and any other spaces as determined by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Swimming pool

The term includes above-ground and in-ground pools.

Tavern

Vehicle Parking:
One space for every three seats (one seat = ten square feet of seating and standing customer area), plus one space per employee.

Temporary real estate sales office

Temporary use

Interim, temporary or seasonal use within an enclosed building when such activities are desirable and beneficial for the community for limited periods of time. Examples of a temporary use include a health clinic and temporary inoculation center, seasonal sales or display, and use of a temporarily vacant business space for a short term use such as an art gallery or seasonal sales of decorations. Allowance of temporary uses does not supersede regulations pertaining to specific temporary uses included in other code sections of Chapter 100, or other building and health and safety codes. No construction activity or building alterations shall occur to facilitate the temporary use. The Zoning Administrator may take actions to cease operation of any temporary use that does not conform to the standards of this paragraph. (Reference s. 100-153((g)(5)).

Test track facility

An establishment with a course designed to test the capability and compatibility of a light motor vehicle, on-road recreational vehicle or off-road recreational vehicle in its normal use environment by a customer contemplating purchase of the product, including training in the proper use of the product.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum five acre property enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the berms, trees and other landscaping as approved by the plan commission. The plan commission may reduce the minimum property size to three acres for testing of smaller vehicles. Hours of use [of] the test track shall be limited to 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, with no testing on Sundays or holidays.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Theater (movie or live entertainment), indoor

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
When this use is located within the Village Center Overlay district, the following standards apply:
(a) A business with on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services directly to the public and/or customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business with on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation open to the public in relation to other Village Center businesses, with the objective of attracting customers within the hours of 9:00 A.M. to Midnight, which provides the Village Center with consistent street level pedestrian and traffic activity. Common terms for a business under this category may include retail or commercial establishment, a business office, general service, health care, and accommodation, food service or drinking establishments. Third-place businesses are encouraged that provide an alternate to community citizens beyond home and employment to congregate, meet and enjoy the presence of friends and other members of the community. Examples of third-place businesses include a restaurant with a bar, a craft store that holds classes teaching knitting or scrap booking, or a hobby store that holds classes teaching model railroading.
(b) A business without on-site customers means an enterprise, company, firm or organization engaged in the sale of new products and/or rendering services to the public off-site away from the location of the business within the Village Center, and may have customers at the location of the business within the Village Center. A business without on-site customers shall have regular and consistent hours of operation at the location of the business in relation to other Village Center businesses without on-site customers. Common terms for a business under this category may include a business office, office research, general service, health care and social assistance. Nonetheless, businesses without customer traffic may be allowed by approval of the Plan Commission if the business adds significance to the Village Center; such as the business is an employment generator, the aesthetic appeal of the business or the building in which the business is located, or the existing floor plan of the building or tenant space is designed for an office environment.
(c) A ground floor or 1st floor use facing street means a use with an exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way, which is partially or fully below street level or is at street level.
(d) A ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street means a use without any exterior building wall side facing or along a public right-of-way. If a use only has an entrance facing or along a public right-of-way, with the entrance leading to the use via a corridor or stairwell, the use is considered a ground floor or 1st floor use not facing a street.
(e) An upper floor use means any use located within a building above the 1st floor with accessibility via a stairwell or elevator.
(f) Wholesaling or jobbing shall be permitted only where retailing is the primary use of the premises. The manufacture, assembly, processing or packaging of goods shall be permitted only when accessory to a permitted use or conditional use. All goods produced on the premises shall be sold at retail on the premises.
(g) All business, servicing, storage and display of goods shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings. The following activities and uses are exempt from this requirement.
(1) Accessory off-street parking and loading.
(2) Outdoor seating provided by a restaurant, or any other eating or drinking establishment. Any outdoor seating requires a conditional use.
(3) Any unified special community event that encourages outside display of goods, not to exceed three consecutive days.
(h) Uses that meet the criteria for permitted uses within this Section 100-518(d) shall be approved by the Zoning Administrator. The Plan Commission shall have the final authority if there is any question if a use meets the criteria for a permitted use.
(i) Any use forwarded to the Plan Commission for final determination may be remanded by the Plan Commission for conditional use consideration if deemed the proposed use requires addition review via a public hearing before final consideration.

Theater, indoor

Tool/equipment rental facility (any outside display or storage)

Tool/equipment rental facility (inside only)

Top soil removal and the sale of top soil removed from a parcel

The board of zoning and building appeals shall have the authority to require additional soil erosion control measures so as to prevent pollution of surface waters which may be caused by runoff and to impose stringent conditions so as to minimize disruption to adjacent properties.

Townhouse

A group of single-family dwellings, also called row houses, having an unpierced common wall between each adjacent section and the end units having side yards.

Treatment foster home

Any facility that is operated by a person required to be licensed under W.S.A., § 48.62(1)(b), that is operated under the supervision of the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services, a county department or a licensed child welfare agency, and that provides to no more than four children care, maintenance and structured, professional treatment by trained individuals, including the treatment foster parents. (From W.S.A., § 48.02(17q).)

Truck freight terminal

A facility for truck-based freight service and operations, including, but not limited to, local pickup, local sorting and terminal operations, line-haul loading and unloading, destination sorting and terminal operations and local delivery.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum ten acre property, with parking of heavy motor vehicles enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommend by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Truck wash (free standing)

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Two-family dwelling

A building on a single lot or a complex of buildings in a unified development.

Watchman/service quarters

Water treatment plant

Vehicle Parking:
One space per employee and any other spaces as determined by the plan commission.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Wholesale and distribution facility, indoor

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Wholesale and distribution facility, outdoor

Vehicle Parking:
The zoning administrator will determine the number of required parking spaces for this land use as set forth in Section 100-402(a) of the zoning code.

Development Requirements:
(a) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(b) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Wholesale facility for light motor vehicles

An office for wholesale trade of light motor vehicles sold and stored on the premises.

Development Requirements:
(a) Such facility shall be located on a minimum 10 acre property, with storage of vehicles enclosed by a fence a minimum of eight feet in height and screened from view of neighboring properties with the use of berms, trees and other landscaping, as recommended by the plan commission and approved by the village board.
(b) M-1 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-1 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Hours of operation in the M-1 district shall be limited to 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (2) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (3) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(c) M-2 Use limitations. If this use is located in the M-2 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 20 percent of the total floor area.
(d) M-3, M-4, M-5 Use limitations. If this use is located in a M-3, M-4, or M-5 district, the following limitations apply if applicable: (1) Any use that involves the manufacture of goods, and which produces any smoke, noise, dust, fly ash or odor, shall be confined within the building. (2) Sales or displays and public areas are limited to 10 percent of the total floor area.

Village of Mukwonago

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