All state and U.S. numbered highways are hereby designated Class A highways.

All county trunk highways not otherwise designated as Class A highways are hereby designated Class B highways.

All City streets and town roads not otherwise designated Class A or Class B highways are hereby designated Class C highways.

Along highways and roads with posted speeds less than 35 miles per hour, a setback equal to the average setback of existing principal buildings located within 500 feet of a proposed building site and on the same side of the street shall be permitted where five of the principal buildings do not conform with the appropriate setback line.

Minor readily removable structures such as open fences or signs permitted by this chapter may be placed within setback lines, subject to the granting of a conditional use permit. Public utility equipment without permanent foundations shall be permitted without the necessity for said public utility obtaining a conditional use permit. When deemed necessary by the Hayward Planning Commission in connection with development such as highway improvement programs, property owners and public utilities shall remove, at their own expense and without right of compensation, any such structures erected within setback lines established by this chapter.

Fences are allowed on property provided the property owner applying for a permit for a fence obtains a written agreement from the adjoining property owner/owners regarding location, design and style of the fence, prior to any permit being issued.

Access driveways to streets and highways from abutting properties shall comply with the following requirements:

Where there is more than one lot abutting on Class A and Class B highways between access driveways, a service road of not less than 50 feet right-of-way shall be provided across the entire frontage of each lot unless a temporary access permit has been granted with the approval of the agency having jurisdiction over the highway. Use of access is limited to the use authorized in the temporary access permit. This permit will be revoked when a frontage road is provided.

Upon a recommendation from the Public Works Committee, the Common Council of the City of Hayward may, on a case-by-case basis, approve an access driveway located less than 75 feet from the right-of-way of any City street, due to circumstances unique to the property. Said approval shall be memorialized by a resolution adopted by a majority vote of the Common Council of the City of Hayward at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the full Common Council.

The maximum number and width of access driveways to highways and service roads shall be as follows:

While cross-overs in median strips have been provided, access driveways shall be directly opposite these cross-overs.

After adoption of this chapter, no lot area shall be so reduced that the dimensional and yard requirements required by this chapter cannot be met. Lots existing and of record prior to adoption of this chapter, but of substandard size, may be devoted to uses permitted in this district in which located.

If two or more substandard lots with continuous frontage have the same ownership as of the effective date of this chapter, the lots involved shall be considered to be an individual parcel for the purposes of this chapter.

Lots created after adoption of this chapter and which are not served by public sewer systems shall meet minimum area requirements of the Sawyer County Sanitary Code.

Any permanent, roofed structure serving as an accessory use, if attached to the principal building, shall be considered a part of the principal building. If such structure is a building and is not attached to the principal building, it shall conform to the setback and other dimensional requirements of the district within which it is located.

In the Residential 2 District, one building, other than a garage, not exceeding 150 square feet shall be permitted for each twin home dwelling unit.

No principal building shall be erected, structurally altered, or relocated on land which is not adequately drained at all times by reason of adverse soil conditions, steep slopes, shallow impermeable bedrock, periodic flooding, or where the lowest floor level is less than four feet above the highest groundwater level. This section shall not apply in areas served by City sanitary sewers.

No principal building intended for human use or occupancy shall be erected, structurally altered, or relocated on a lot, unless provision is made for safe and adequate facilities for water supply and disposal of sewage in accordance with the regulations of the Sawyer County Sanitary Code and the appropriate requirements of the Wisconsin Administration Code.

The City of Hayward Building Inspector or License and Permit Committee of the City Council shall not hereafter authorize a building to be erected, structurally altered, or relocated which has a private waste disposal system unless the plans for the system have been reviewed in accordance with the provisions of the Sawyer Sanitary Code, and a sanitary permit has been issued. Private sewage disposal systems for dwelling units shall meet the location requirements of the Sawyer County Sanitary Code and the applicable minimum standards of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.

Where connection is not to be made to a public water system, no residential use shall be permitted unless provision is made for a safe and adequate supply of drinking water located on the premises, a permit for which has been obtained in accordance with the provisions of the Sawyer County Sanitary Code.

Planned unit developments shall be served by the City's sanitary sewerage facilities or by sewerage facilities which meet the requirements of the Sawyer County Sanitary Code and the applicable minimum standards of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.

Each parking space shall be a minimum of nine feet wide and 18 feet in length.

Residential 1 uses shall be provided with at least one parking space for each dwelling unit. Residential 2 shall have a minimum of two off-street parking spaces for each twin home dwelling unit, one of which must be within an enclosed garage.

Commercial and industrial uses as listed and permitted in the zoning districts shall be provided, except as noted below, with one parking space for each 200 square feet of floor area. However, restaurants taverns, and similar establishments shall be provided with at least one space for each three seats devoted to patron use; motels, tourist cabins and similar establishments shall be provided with at least one space for each unit; drive-in eating stands offering in-car service shall be provided with at least four spaces for each person employed to serve customers.

Public gathering uses shall be provided with at least one space for each five patrons to be accommodated on the premises.

A joint or attached driveway serving attached two-home dwelling is permitted, provided covenants addressing the maintenance of such driveway are in a form approved by the City Zoning Administrator.

Placement of driveways that are not shared with the adjoining attached two-home dwelling shall be allowed as approved by the City Zoning Administrator.

A minimum fire separation complying with § Comm 21.08, Wis. Adm. Code, providing a vertical separation of all areas from the lowest level to flush against the underside of the roof, is required between each dwelling unit.

The plans, specifications and construction shall require the installation and construction of separate sewer, water and other utility services to each twin home dwelling.

Both living units of the twin home dwelling shall remain unoccupied until completion of construction of the entire twin home dwelling.

A maintenance agreement (party wall agreement), approved by the City Zoning Administrator, shall be entered into by the owners of the attached twin home dwelling in order to ensure that equal and reasonable maintenance and repairs are performed on the attached twin home dwelling. Alternatively, provisions for maintenance of common walls may be incorporated into applicable covenants to be reviewed and approved by the City Zoning Administrator.

Easements necessary for water, sewer and utility services and the maintenance agreement shall be recorded with the Sawyer County Register of Deeds.

The exterior and roof materials on each attached twin home dwelling shall be of the same color, quality and consistency.

A statement shall be placed on the face of all twin home plats creating twin home dwelling lot stating: "When two attached, single-family dwelling units are created, matters of mutual concern to the adjacent property owners, due to construction, catastrophe, and/or maintenance, shall be guarded against by private covenants and deed restrictions, and the City of Hayward shall not be responsible for the same."

All structures shall be set back 75 feet from the normal high water elevation of navigable waters.

Additions and alterations.

Private sewage disposal systems shall conform to the setback requirements of the Sawyer County Sanitary Code and the applicable rules, regulations and laws set forth in the Wisconsin Statutes and the Wisconsin Administrative Code.

The City of Hayward Building Inspector shall determine the normal high water elevation where not established.

Within any one-hundred-foot length of this strip, no more than 30% shall be clear cut.