Single- and two-family residences existing on the effective date of this chapter. Construction of new single- or two-family residences after the effective date of this chapter is prohibited.

Multiple-family residences detached from a principal use existing on the effective date of this chapter. Construction of new multiple-family residences detached from a principal use after the effective date of this chapter is prohibited.

Multiple-family residences at or below a first floor existing on the effective date of this chapter. Construction of new multiple-family residences after the effective date of this chapter is prohibited.

Hotels and motels existing on the effective date of this chapter.

Convenience retail and service stores as follows, all conducted wholly within an enclosed building, except as provided for herein:

General merchandise and service stores as follows, all conducted wholly within an enclosed building, except as provided for herein:

Miscellaneous retail building, home improvement and gardening supply stores and uses as follows:

Miscellaneous retail and services uses as follows, all conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building, except as provided for herein:

Motor-vehicle-oriented uses as follows, provided that all storage which is adjacent to or across an alley from any residential district shall be within completely enclosed buildings or contained within accessory outdoor storage areas effectively screened from the residential district:

Signs in conformance with this chapter.

Garages for the storage or loading of vehicles used in conjunction with the operation of a principal use.

Off-street parking and loading spaces and facilities in conformance with this chapter.

Utility sheds, power supply units, external building heating/cooling systems, and other uses normally auxiliary to the principal use.

Outdoor storage areas of a building supply store, a feed and fuel store, a hardware store, a department store, a tool and equipment rental store containing retail or rental goods, or a motor vehicle use, provided that, when such areas are adjacent to or across an alley from a residential district, such areas shall be effectively screened as required in this chapter.

Outdoor storage areas of a garden supply store, a commercial nursery, greenhouse or orchard containing retail garden supplies, plants or planting materials, provided that, when such areas are adjacent to or across an alley from a residential district, such storage shall be located in a manner which produces an effective screen.

Public use service building or structure.

Outdoor dining areas located in public rights-of-way or major street setback areas, in conjunction with an adjacent bakery, candy and ice cream store, coffee shop, food store, grocery, delicatessen or restaurant in conformance with this chapter.

Exterior use of property to remove and replace vehicle tires.

Permanent cosmetic makeup, only when performed in conjunction with a beauty salon or similar principal permitted use.

Multiple-family residences above the first floor and in conformance with this chapter or on the first floor, provided the property owner retains a minimum of two off-street parking spaces on site for each rental unit's inhabitants. For purposes of this chapter, "on site" shall refer to the parcel of property owned by the property owner upon which the multiple-family residence sits, and nearby public parking or off-street parking shall not be considered "on site."

Hotels and motels constructed after the effective date of this chapter.

Community living arrangements, in conformance with § 62.23(7)(i), Wis. Stats.

Commercial development as follows:

Front yard. Where parts of the frontage are designated on the district map as residential district and B-3 Community Business District, the setback regulations of the residential district shall apply to the commercial district; otherwise no setback shall be required. Subject to all other statutes, ordinances and rules governing signs, a sign shall be allowed in the setback, provided it does not obstruct the vision or passage of pedestrians or operators of bicycles or motor vehicles; except that no sign shall be allowed in the portion of the setback of a corner lot at the intersection of two streets described as follows: a triangle formed by the corner point of the lot and points on the front and side lot line 20 feet in from the corner.

Side yard. For buildings or parts of buildings erected or structurally altered after the adoption of this chapter for residential use, the side yard regulations for the Single-Family Residential District shall apply, otherwise no setbacks shall be required.

Rear yard. There shall be a rear yard having a minimum depth of 20 feet for a building three stories or less in height. For each additional story or fractional story in height, the depth of such rear yard shall be increased four feet. Builder shall have the option of providing a loading space of equal area between sidewalk and front of building.

Lot area. Lots shall have a minimum area of 5,000 square feet.

Lot area per family. Every building or part of a building erected or structurally altered for residential purposes after January 4, 1955, shall provide a lot area of not less than 7,200 square feet per family.

Lot width. Lot shall not be less than 60 feet in width.