Architectural projections, such as spires, belfries, parapet walls, cupolas, domes, flues and chimneys, are exempt from the height limitations of this chapter.

Special structures, such as elevator penthouses, gas tanks, grain elevators, scenery lofts, manufacturing equipment and necessary mechanical appurtenances, cooling towers, fire towers, substations, smokestacks, and flagpoles, are exempt from the height limitations of this chapter.

Essential services, utilities, water towers, and electric power and communication transmission lines are exempt from the height limitations of this chapter.

Communication structures, such as radio and television transmission and relay towers, aerials, cellular telephone towers and observation towers, shall not exceed in height three times their distance from the nearest lot line. In addition, no tower, structure or projecting aerial shall exceed 500 feet in height.

Public or semipublic facilities, such as schools, churches, hospitals, monuments, sanitariums, libraries, governmental offices and stations, may be erected to a height of 60 feet, provided that all required yards are increased not less than one foot for each foot the structure exceeds the district's maximum height requirements.

Agricultural structures, such as barns and silos, shall not exceed in height twice their distance from the nearest lot line.

Uncovered stairs, landings, and fire escapes may project into any yard but not to exceed six feet and not closer than three feet to any lot line.

Architectural projections, such as chimneys, flues, sills, eaves, belt courses, and ornaments, may project into any required yard, but such projection shall not exceed two feet.

Residential fences are permitted on property but shall not in any case exceed a height of six feet, shall not exceed a height of four feet in the street yard and shall not be closer than two feet to any public right-of-way.

Security fences are permitted on the property lines but shall not exceed 10 feet in height and shall be of an open type similar to woven wire or wrought iron fencing.

Accessory uses and detached accessory structures.

Essential services, utilities, and electric power and communication transmission lines are exempt from setback requirements, provided that the owner who wishes to locate such structures within street yards shall file with the Town Board an agreement in writing to the effect that the owner will remove all new construction, additions, and replacements erected after the adoption of this chapter at his expense when necessary for the improvement of the highways.

Landscaping and vegetation are exempt from the yard requirements of this chapter.

A conditional use permit from the Town Board shall be required before the creation of any lots under this section is allowed. The permit application shall be completed and filed with the Town Clerk along with an application fee in an amount set from time to time by resolution of the Town Board. Prior to the Board's determination, the Town Plan Commission shall review and comment on the application. Upon approval by the Town Board, the Zoning Administrator shall issue the permit.

A certified survey map (CSM) meeting the requirements of § 236.34, Wis. Stats., shall be required for the division of lands under this section. The failure to record a CSM and file a recorded copy with the Town Clerk within six months of the date the conditional use permit is issued shall render the permit void and no land division may be created. The property owner must submit a copy of the recorded CSM to the Clerk's office in a timely fashion.

The number of SRLD lots allowed is shown in Table 384-55-1 and is based on the presumption that all other applicable standards will be met. The maximum number of SRLD lots possible is not a guarantee that such number will be allowed nor a valid justification for varying other dimensional or development standards.

No SRLD lot created under this provision shall be less than 1 1/2 acres in area.

The available SRLD shown in Table 384-55-1 are applicable only within the A-1 Farmland Preservation District in the Town of Herman.

A restriction shall be placed on the certified survey map which prohibits further divisions of the original and new lots. The Plan Commission may authorize removal of this restriction if the land is rezoned out of the A-1 Farmland Preservation District.

A development concept plan may be required by the Plan Commission for the subject acreage even though further divisions will not be completed at the time of application. Such plan shall include future road locations as well as the location, number and size of potential lots allowed in the future under this chapter. A development concept plan is recommended if further development is anticipated. The plan will be useful in determining if the current proposed lot layout would be compatible with future lots and if future road rights-of-way need to be reserved.