A-1 Agricultural and Residential District.

R-1 Single-Family Residential District.

R-2 Single- and Two-Family Residential District.

R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District.

B-1 General Business District.

B-2 Community Business District.

I-1 Light Industrial District.

I-2 General Industrial District.

C-1 Conservancy District.

The location and boundaries of the districts established shall be as shown on the map designated as the "Zoning Map of the Village of Mishicot," hereinafter referred to as "Zoning Map." The Zoning Map with all notations, dimensions, designations, references and other data shall accompany and is part of this chapter. The Zoning Map is available on the Village website or upon request filed with the Village Clerk.

Interpretation of zoning district boundaries.

A-1 Agricultural and Residential District. This district is intended to help conserve good farming and natural resource areas and ensure that development that does occur outside of water and sewer service areas will have lots sufficiently large to safely accommodate on-site sewage disposal and wells.

R-1 Single-Family Residential District. This district is intended to provide areas for single-family dwellings on comparatively large lots.

R-2 Single- and Two-Family Residential District. This district is intended to provide for areas in which single-family and two-family dwellings may be permitted on moderate-sized lots that have community water and sewers.

R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District. This district is intended to aid in providing for the rental housing needs of the community at a comparatively high density in areas that have community water and sewers available.

B-1 General Business District. This district is intended to provide areas in which the convenience, shopping and service needs of the community can be met. Dimensional standards are generally consistent with the existing downtown development pattern near East Main Street.

B-2 Community Business District. This district is intended to provide areas in which the convenience, shopping and service needs of the community can be met. Dimensional standards are generally consistent with the existing development pattern near South State Street.

I-1 Light Industrial District. This district is intended to provide for any manufacturing or industrial operation which, on the basis of actual physical and operational characteristics, would not be detrimental to the surrounding area or to the community as a whole by reason of noise, dust, smoke, odor, traffic, physical appearance or other similar factors, and subject to such regulatory controls as will reasonably ensure compatibility in this respect.

I-2 General Industrial District. This district is intended to provide for areas devoted to manufacturing and similar enterprises in which community water and sewers are available.

C-1 Conservancy District. This district is intended to provide for the conservation and preservation of natural resources and areas of special environmental importance.

Principal uses. Principal uses are sorted and assigned to specific zoning districts. (See § 395-14, Principal uses.). Such uses may be established only if they are located in the zoning district to which they are assigned. These uses are further divided into the following two categories:

Accessory uses. (See § 395-15, Accessory uses.)

Temporary uses. (See § 395-16, Temporary uses and structures.)

Uses not listed. (See § 395-17, Uses not listed.)

The principal uses allowed in each zoning district shall be as shown in Table II-1, Table of Principal Uses.

How to use the Table of Principal Uses.

Table of Principal Uses.

Uses which are conducted on a lot for not more than 10 days total, including not more than seven consecutive days, in a calendar year shall be known as temporary uses and may be conducted or placed in any zoning district. All temporary uses conducted on a lot within a calendar year count toward the allowed number of days. Uses which are conducted for more than the allowed number of days shall be regarded as principal or accessory uses and regulated accordingly.

Uses which are directly associated with and incidental to a permitted construction project may be conducted on a lot for more than the allowed number of days per sub. A and shall be considered a temporary use, provided the temporary use ceases within seven days of completion of the construction project or expiration of the building permit, whichever comes first.

Temporary uses and structures shall not require a building/zoning permit.

Temporary uses and structures shall meet all setback and yard requirements of § 395-19, District requirements, of this chapter.

Temporary uses shall not involve the construction or alteration of any permanent structure.

Determination of use classification by the Plan Commission. The Plan Commission, upon referral and recommendation by the Zoning Administrator, shall determine if a proposed use can be classified as one of the principal uses already listed for any of the zoning districts. If a proposed use can be so classified, then the use shall be regulated as specified by this chapter.

Unclassified uses. A proposed use that cannot be classified as one of the principal uses shall be considered an unclassified use and shall be regulated as follows:

After making a determination regarding an unclassified use, the Plan Commission shall recommend an amendment to this chapter adding the previously unclassified use to the table of principal uses. The recommended ordinance amendment shall be adopted prior to consideration of an application for the previously unclassified use.

Accessory use. Swimming pools and spas shall be allowed as an accessory use in all Residential Districts.

Code adopted. Chapter V, Section 30.40, Swimming Pool/Spa Requirements, of the Wisconsin Uniform Building Code, prepared by the Building Inspectors' Association of Southeastern Wisconsin, as amended from time to time, is adopted and incorporated by reference, and the requirements listed therein shall apply to all swimming pools and spas irrespective of the date any such swimming pool or spa was built. In the event of any conflict between the Wisconsin Uniform Building Code and Chapter 395, Zoning, of the Village Code, the provisions of Chapter 395 shall apply.

Permit required. No person shall construct, enlarge or alter any swimming pool or spa without first obtaining a swimming pool permit from the Village Clerk-Treasurer.

Permit fee. All permit applications shall be accompanied by a fee as designated in the fee schedule on file in the office of the Village Clerk.

Procedure for obtaining a permit. Any person required to obtain a swimming pool/spa permit under this section shall first apply for a zoning permit with the Village Clerk-Treasurer's office under the direction of the Zoning Administrator. The Zoning Administrator shall determine whether the proposed swimming pool/spa or alteration complies with Chapter 395, Zoning, of the Village Code. Applicants shall also file their application for a swimming pool/spa permit, together with the applicable permit fee, with the Village Clerk-Treasurer at the time that application for a zoning permit is made. The Zoning Administrator shall forward the application, fee and a copy of the zoning permit to the Village Clerk-Treasurer within three business days of the granting of the zoning permit. In the event a zoning permit is not granted, the application and fees shall be returned to the applicant.

Enforcement. The Building Inspector or his or her delegated representatives are hereby authorized and directed to administer and enforce this section. The Building Inspector may at all reasonable hours enter upon any private premises for inspection purposes and may require the production of the permit for any swimming pool/spa. No person shall interfere with or refuse to permit access to any such premises to the Building Inspector or his or her agent while in performance of his or her duties.

Penalties. The enforcement of this section shall be by means of the withholding of swimming pool/spa permits, imposition of forfeitures and injunctive action as provided in § 147-15 of the Village Code.