500.1

Classification: The classification of the residential zoning districts shall be as follows:

1.

E-R: Estate Residential

2.

R-1: Single-Family Residential (includes all lots and planned unit developments that were platted under the 1981 Zoning Regulations)

3.

R-2: Single Family Residential (includes all lots that are a part of the Old Shorewood Subdivision)

4.

R-3: Single-Family Residential (includes all lots and subdivisions that were platted under the 1961 Zoning Regulations)

5.

R-4: Multiple-Family Residential (includes all lots and subdivisions that were classified as R-3, Multiple-Family under the 1981 Zoning Regulations)

6.

S-P: Special Park

501.1

Permitted uses: Uses permitted as of right in the E-R district.

(A)

Single-family detached dwellings

(B)

Parks and playgrounds

(C)

Public libraries

(D)

Public open land, refuge or preserve

501.2

Accessory uses: As permitted in accordance with Article II. section 215.1.

501.3

Special uses:

(A)

Planned unit developments

(B)

Cultural facilities

(C)

Health and assisted living facilities

(D)

Public buildings and utilities

(E)

Church, chapels, temples, synagogues

(F)

Convent, monastery, and religious retreats

(G)

Non-commercial recreational buildings and community centers

(H)

Public or private schools, elementary, high, junior college, college or university. (Private schools shall have a curriculum substantially identical to that ordinarily given in a public elementary, high school and having no rooms regularly use for housing or sleeping purposes).

(I)

Colleges and universities

(J)

Golf courses

501.4

Lot size requirements: With the exception of planned residential developments, a separate ground area herein called the zoning lot shall be designated provided and continuously maintained for each structure containing a permitted or special use.

(A)

Permitted uses.

Table 501.4 A

501.5

Yard requirements.

(A)

Minimum front yards:

(B)

Minimum corner side yards:

(C)

Minimum side yards:

(D)

Minimum rear yard:

501.6

Bulk regulations.

(A)

Maximum structure height: No building shall exceed three stories and 40 feet in height, whichever is greater.

(B)

Maximum lot coverage:

501.7

Signs. Signs shall be subject to the regulations contained in Article IX.

501.8

Off-street parking and loading requirements. Off street parking and loading facilities shall be provided as required in Article X.

(Ord. No. 01-04-01, 4-23-2001)

502.1

Permitted uses: Uses permitted as of right in the R-1 district.

(A)

Single-family detached dwellings

(B)

Parks and playgrounds

(C)

Public libraries

(D)

Public open land, refuge or preserve

502.2

Accessory uses: As permitted in accordance with Article II, Section 215.

502.3

Special uses:

(A)

Planned unit developments

(B)

Cultural facilities

(C)

Health facilities and assisted living

(D)

Public buildings and utilities

(E)

Church, chapels, temples, synagogues

(F)

Convent, monastery, and religious retreats

(G)

Non-commercial recreational buildings and community centers

(H)

Public or private schools, elementary, high, junior college, college or university. (Private schools shall have a curriculum substantially identical to that ordinarily given in a public elementary, high school and having no rooms regularly use for housing or sleeping purposes).

(I)

Colleges and universities

(J)

Golf courses

502.4

Lot size requirements: With the exception of planned developments, a separate ground area herein called the zoning lot shall be designated provided and continuously maintained for each structure containing a permitted special use.

Table 502.4

The minimum lot areas and the minimum lot width for all other permitted uses and special uses shall be the same as for the Estate Residential (E-R) district.

502.5

Yard requirements:

(A)

Minimum front yards:

(B)

Minimum corner side yard:

(C)

Minimum side yard:

(D)

Minimum rear yard:

502.6

Bulk regulations:

(A)

Maximum structure height: No building shall exceed 2½ stories and 30 feet in height.

(B)

Maximum lot coverage:

502.7

Signs: Signs shall be subject to the regulations contained in Article IX.

502.8

Off-street parking and loading requirements: Off street parking and loading requirements shall be provided as required in Article X.

(Ord. No. 01-04-01, 4-23-2001; Ord. No. 04-02-01, 2-9-2004)

503.1

Permitted uses: Uses permitted as of right in the R-3 district.

(A)

Single-family detached dwellings

(B)

Parks and playgrounds

(C)

Public libraries

(D)

Public open land, refuge or preserve

503.2

Accessory uses: As permitted in accordance with Article II, section 216.

503.3

Special uses:

(A)

Planned unit developments

(B)

Cultural facilities

(C)

Health facilities and assisted living

(D)

Public buildings and utilities

(E)

Church, chapels, temples, synagogues

(F)

Convent, monastery, and religious retreats

(G)

Non-commercial recreational buildings and community centers

(H)

Public or private schools, elementary, high, junior college, college or university. (Private schools shall have a curriculum substantially identical to that ordinarily given in a public elementary, high school and having no rooms regularly use for housing or sleeping purposes).

(I)

Colleges and universities

(J)

Golf courses

503.4

Lot size requirements: Section 503 applies solely to all lots located within the Old Shorewood subdivision. All zoning shall be designated, provided and maintained for each structure containing a permitted use or a special use.

Table 503.4

The minimum lot area and the minimum lot width for all other permitted uses and special uses shall be the same as for the Estate Residential (E-R) District.

503.5

Yard requirements:

(A)

Minimum front yards.

(B)

Minimum corner side yard:

(C)

Minimum side yards:

(D)

Minimum rear yard:

503.6

Bulk regulations:

(A)

Maximum structure height: No building shall exceed 2½ stories and 30 feet in height.

(B)

Maximum lot coverage:

(C)

Reserved.

(D)

Maximum allowable floor area ratio: 0.60

503.7

Signs: Signs shall be subject to the regulations contained in Article IX.

503.8

Off-street parking and loading requirements: Off street parking and loading requirements shall be provided as required in Article X.

503.9

Front garage width: If a dwelling is constructed with a garage which is located in the front one-half of a lot, the maximum width of the garage shall be limited to 24 feet or the width of the principal structure, whichever is less.

(Ord. No. 01-04-01, 4-23-2001; Ord. No. 04-02-01, 2-9-2004; Ord. No. 06-10-01, 10-9-2006)

504.1

Permitted uses: Uses permitted as of right in the R-3 district.

(A)

Single family dwellings

(B)

Parks and playgrounds

(C)

Public libraries

(D)

Public open land, refuge or preserve

504.2

Accessory uses: As permitted in accordance with Article II, section 216.

504.3

Special uses:

(A)

Planned unit developments

(B)

Cultural facilities

(C)

Health facilities and assisted living

(D)

Public buildings and utilities

(E)

Church, chapels, temples, synagogues

(F)

Convent, monastery, and religious retreats

(G)

Non-commercial recreational buildings and community centers

(H)

Public or private schools, elementary, high, junior college, college or university. (Private schools shall have a curriculum substantially identical to that ordinarily given in a public elementary, high school and having no rooms regularly use for housing or sleeping purposes).

(I)

Colleges and universities

(J)

Golf courses

504.4

Lot size requirements: Section 504 applies to all the lots for which a building permit could have been issued under the terms and conditions of the 1961 Zoning Regulations. With the exception of planned unit developments, a separate ground area, herein called the zoning lot, shall be designated, provided and continuously maintained for each structure containing a permitted use or a special use. Under the provision of R-3, Planned Unit Developments shall require a minimum area of five acres.

Table 504.4

The minimum lot area and the minimum lot width for all other permitted uses shall be the same as for the Estate Residential (E-R) District.

504.5

Yard requirements:

(A)

Minimum front yard:

(B)

Minimum corner side yard:

(C)

Minimum side yard:

(D)

Minimum rear yard:

504.6

Bulk regulations:

(A)

Maximum structure height: No building shall exceed 2½ stories and 30 feet in height.

(B)

Maximum lot coverage:

(C)

Reserved.

(D)

Maximum allowable floor area ratio: 0.60

504.7

Signs: Signs shall be subject to the regulations contained in Article IX.

504.8

Off-street parking and loading requirements: Off-street parking and loading requirements shall be provided as required in Article X.

504.9

Front garage width: If a dwelling is constructed with a garage which is located in the front one-half of a lot, the maximum width of the garage shall be limited to 20 feet or the width of the principal structure, whichever is less.

(Ord. No. 01-04-01, 4-23-2001; Ord. No. 04-02-01, 2-9-2004; Ord. No. 06-10-01, 10-9-2006)

505.1

Permitted uses:

(A)

Two-family dwellings

(B)

Multiple-family dwellings

(C)

Townhouse residences

(D)

Parks and playgrounds

(E)

Public libraries

(F)

Public open land, refuge or preserve

505.2

Accessory uses: As permitted in accordance with Article II, Section 216.

505.3

Special uses:

(A)

Planned unit developments

(B)

Cultural facilities

(C)

Health facilities and assisted living

(D)

Public buildings and utilities

(E)

Church, chapels, temples, synagogues

(F)

Convent, monastery, and religious retreats

(G)

Non-commercial recreational buildings and community centers

(H)

Public or private schools, elementary, high, junior college, college or university. (Private schools shall have a curriculum substantially identical to that ordinarily given in a public elementary, high school and having no rooms regularly use for housing or sleeping purposes).

(I)

Colleges and universities

(J)

Golf courses

505.4

Lot size requirements: With the exception of planned developments, a separate ground area, herein called the zoning lot, shall be designated, provided and continuously maintained for each structure containing a permitted use or a special use. Under the provision of R-4, Planned Unit Developments shall require a minimum of five acres.

Table 505.4

Townhouses shall have the same minimum lot area per unit and lot width as required for multi-family. The minimum building width is to be not less than 15 feet for each townhouse unit.

505.5

Yard requirements:

(A)

Minimum front yard:

(1)

Residential buildings: 30 feet however, for buildings which exceed 25 feet in height, the minimum front yard shall be increased by one foot for each two feet or fraction thereof by which the building height exceeds 25 feet, but in no case shall a front yard of more than 40 feet be required.

(2)

Townhouse units:

Minimum front yard: 20 feet

(3)

All other permitted uses: 50 feet

(B)

Minimum corner side yard:

(C)

Minimum side yard:

(D)

Minimum rear yard:

505.6

Bulk regulations:

Floor area ratio: Maximum floor area ratio.

505.7

Special requirements: If outdoor refuse containers are used, refuse storage enclosures shall be provided. Each outdoor refuse container must be located within a refuse storage enclosure. Refuse enclosures may contain more than one refuse container.

506.1. [Permitted and special uses:]

A.)

Permitted uses: Indoor and outdoor recreation, such as, but not limited to golf courses and driving ranges, health clubs, spas, racquetball and tennis courts, swimming pools, picnic grounds, playground and park equipment, etc.; accessory uses, including but not limited to pro shops, snack shops, sale of alcoholic beverages, recreational equipment, rental and sales, storage buildings, etc. All recreational buildings and structures shall conform to E-R bulk regulations.

B.)

Special uses, including but not limited to amphitheaters, contractor's project office or shed, religious retreats, outdoor lighting for the active use of athletic fields that exceeds 40 feet in height and/or utilizes individual lamp wattages of 250 watts or greater and/or includes an aggregate lamp wattage of 500 watts or more on any single pole, and temporary uses, including but not limited to carnivals, seasonal sales, tent meetings, etc. Special use applications shall be processed and reviewed consistent with the established requirements and standards for special uses outlined in the administration and enforcement article of these zoning regulations.

1.

Additional standards and submission requirements for a special use for outdoor lighting for the active use of athletic fields that exceeds 40 feet in height and/or utilizes individual lamp wattages of 250 watts or greater and/or includes an aggregate lamp wattage of 500 watts or more on any single pole.

(a).

The maximum height of outdoor lighting shall not exceed 40 feet as part of a special use. If the height of outdoor lighting is proposed to exceed 40 feet then both a special use application and an application for a variation will be required and subject to the standards for both special uses and variations.

(b).

As part of the submissions a photometric plan shall be required.

(c).

The photometric plan must include, but is not limited to:

(i)

Required illumination information at all property lines and at all points a minimum of five feet beyond all property lines.

(ii)

Information concerning the illumination levels reasonably required for the active use of the athletic field in question.

(iii)

Information on the type of lighting being proposed as well as information on the proposed light fixtures and details concerning adaptability of the light fixtures to add any necessary shields, baffles, screens, internal reflectors or other devices or methods to address glare, lighting trespass or other lighting effects after installation and activation of the system. Conditions necessary to address post installation concerns may be made a part of a special use and/or variation authorization.

(iv)

Information in regard to the efficiency of fixtures proposed (e.g. lumens per watt).

(v)

Information in regard to the amount of illumination expected to be evident in an upward (skyward) direction.

(d).

Lighting shall be directed away from residential properties and public streets in such a way as not to create a hazard or nuisance. Lighting shall not exceed three foot candles for both horizontal and vertical measurements taken three and one-half feet above grade at a property line of the S-P district abutting a business or industrial zoning district and shall not exceed three foot candles for both horizontal and vertical measurements taken three and one-half feet above grade at a property line of the S-P district abutting a residential district other than the S-P district.

(e).

As part of the special use application information must be submitted for the intended hours of operation of the outdoor lighting system and the method of control, either automatic or manual or both, for adjusting the illumination levels and turning the lights on and off. Conditions necessary to address hours of operation concerns may be made a part of a special use and/or variation authorization.

506.2 Special Park district: The S-P district is established to provide for commercial and recreational uses, some of the uses may require sewer and water facilities. It is intended to encourage better use of land for assembly or temporary occupancy by persons, and establishments operated as commercial enterprises, without adversely affecting the existing character of the community.

(Ord. No. 09-09-01, 9-14-2009)

Editor's note— Ord. No. 09-09-01, adopted September 14, 2009, repealed and reenacted section 506.0 in its entirety to read as herein set out. Formerly, section 506.0 pertained to S-P Special Park definition, and derived from Ord. No. 05-10-03, adopted October 10, 2005.

Temporary shelters shall be permitted in all residential districts subject to the following conditions:

In the event of a fire or natural disaster which results in the partial or total demolition of a single-family residence making it unfit for human habitation, the code official may, upon application from the owner of such residence, issue a special permit for the use of a mobile home during rehabilitation of the original residence or construction of a new residence, subject to the following conditions:

(1)

The mobile home must be placed on the lot of the house damaged or destroyed.

(2)

Required water and sanitary facilities must be provided.

(3)

The permit shall be limited to six months, but in the event of circumstances beyond the control of the owner, the code official may extend the permit for a period or periods not to exceed 60 days, and the foregoing only provided application is made 15 days prior to the expiration of the original permit.

(4)

The trailer or mobile home is to be removed from the property upon issuance of an occupancy permit for the new or rehabilitated residence.

(5)

Applicant gives express consent and authorizes the village to remove the shelter at his expense upon termination of permit.