The SE-1 suburban estates district is established to provide for single-family detached housing opportunities in a rural setting at a low density and to preserve open space and natural features. This district is intended to provide a natural buffer between the strictly urban characteristics of the SE-2 suburban estates medium density district and the R-1 residential district. The primary difference between the SE-1 and the SE-2 districts is lot size and the allowance of livestock. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004)

Farm.

Kennel with buildings and outdoor facilities at least one hundred feet (100') from residentially zoned private property.

Livestock not less than one hundred feet (100') from residentially zoned private property.

Nursery or greenhouse.

Riding stable subject to:

   A.   All buildings in which horses are kept shall be at least two hundred feet (200') from any lot line contiguous with any residentially zoned lot. Animals shall not be permitted to graze or be ridden within fifty feet (50') of any residentially zoned property, and shall not be ridden off the premises.

   B.   All wastes shall be disposed of in accordance with any applicable laws, regulations, or policies of any agency having jurisdiction over such matters.

   C.   No odors shall be discernible at the perimeter of the site.

Roadside stand selling products grown on the premises.

Structure for storage or treatment of seeds.

Accessory uses and buildings incidental to the above uses.

Any other similar uses deemed to be consistent by the zoning officer. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004; amd. Ord. 1523, 9-7-2010)

Living quarters for persons employed on the premises.

Private garages or parking areas.

Other uses incidental to a permitted use. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004)

The following uses may be allowed as special uses only upon approval by the village board after public hearing and recommendation by the planning commission. See chapter 3, article A of this title for special use permit application procedures.

Recreational facilities such as golf courses, country clubs and tennis courts with no building or pool less than one hundred feet (100') from any lot in an R district.

 

 

The SE-2 suburban estates district is established to provide for single-family detached housing opportunities in a rural to urban transitional setting at a medium residential density level to preserve open space and natural features. This district is intended to provide a natural buffer between the strictly urban characteristics of the R-1 one-family residence district. The primary difference between the SE-1 and the SE-2 districts is lot size and the allowance of livestock. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004; amd. 2011 Code)

Essential services and municipal administrative or public service buildings not less than twenty feet (20') from any lot.

Gardening.

"Major home occupation", as defined in subsection 11-4-12A of this title.

Municipal buildings and libraries.

One-family detached dwelling.

Public and parochial schools, churches, and centers not less than twenty feet (20') from any lot in an R district.

Public cultural buildings.

Public libraries.

Public parks, playgrounds, and community center.

Roadside stand selling products grown on the premises.

Structure or storage for treatment of seeds.

Any other similar uses deemed to be consistent by the zoning officer. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004; amd. Ord. 1523, 9-7-2010)

Nursery or greenhouse, private.

Private garages or parking areas.

Other uses incidental to a permitted use. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004)

The following uses may be allowed as special uses only upon approval by the village board after public hearing and recommendation by the planning commission. See chapter 3, article A of this title for special use permit application procedures.

Outdoor recreational facilities such as golf courses, country clubs, and tennis courts.

Small SECS.

Small WECS.

Utility stations without service yards or storage.

Any other similar uses deemed to be consistent. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004; amd. Ord. 1523, 9-7-2010; Ord. 1542, 10-17-2011)

No structure shall exceed two and one-half (2.5) stories or thirty five feet (35') for the principal structure. (Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004)

The following minimum requirements shall be observed for both primary and accessory buildings. No accessory building shall be located in a front yard.

 

 

(Ord. 1301, 3-15-2004)