HomeMy WebLinkAbout21. 20-319 JUNE 23, 2020 JULY 14, 2020 20-290 20-319 ORDINANCE
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PURPOSE: AMEND VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 2, CHAPTER 6,
CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 16, CHAPTER 17, CHAPTER
19, CHAPTER 20, AND CHAPTER 27A
INITIATED BY: CITY ADMINISTRATION
A GENERAL ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OSHKOSH AMENDING SECTIONS OF
CHAPTER 2, CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 16, CHAPTER 17,
CHAPTER 19, CHAPTER 20, AND CHAPTER 27A OF THE OSHKOSH MUNICIPAL
CODE
The Common Council of the City of Oshkosh do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That Section 2-16(E), 2-24, 2-32(A)(2), 2-360), 2-51(B)(1), 6-17(A), 7-
32(A)(4), 7-33, 8-43(IV)(k)(i), 8-79(B), 16-10(A),(G), and (M), 16-15(A)(1)(d) and (g), 16-
15(A)(2)(c) and (f), 16-15(A)(3), 16-17, 16-22(A)(3),(10),(11),(13),(14) and (17), 16-25, 16-
33(A)(5), 16-51(A)(5), 17-2(B)(1), 17-3(B)(21), 19-7.1(C)(1)(e)(2), 20-8(C)(3)(a) and (b), 27A-
10.1 and 27A-11 are hereby amended to read as shown on the attachment to this ordinance.
SECTION 2. That Section 16-10(C), (F), 0), (K), and (P), 16-12.1, 16-15(A)(2)(d), and
19-4(J) are hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage, and publication.
SECTION 4. Publication Notice
Please take notice that the City of Oshkosh enacted ordinance #20-319 AMEND VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 2, CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 16,
CHAPTER 17, CHAPTER 19, CHAPTER 20,CHAPTER 27A(A GENERAL ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF OSHKOSH AMENDING VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 2,
CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 16, CHAPTER 17, CHAPTER 19,
CHAPTER 20, CHAPTER 27A OF THE OSHKOSH MUNICIPAL CODE) on July 14, 2020.
JUNE 23, 2020 JULY 14, 2020 20-290 20-319 ORDINANCE
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The ordinance revises various sections of the municipal code to remove outdated references
to departments/divisions, remove or amend outdated or revised code references, update
references to park facilities to match current naming, update and clarify processes for
"voting present" at city council and board and commission meetings, clarify provisions
pertaining to the authority of the City Attorney to execute settlement agreements on behalf
of the City, and revise bicycle and parking regulations to match recent construction.
The full text of the ordinance may be obtained at the Office of the City Clerk, 215 Church
Avenue and through the City's website at www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us. Clerk's phone:
920/236-5011.
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TO• Mayor and Members of the Common Council
FROM: Amy Vanden Hogen, Assistant City Attorney
DATE: June 18, 2020
RE. Amend Various Sections of Chapter 2, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 16,
Chapter 17, Chapter 19, Chapter 20, and Chapter 27A.
BACKGROUND
Staff has recently reviewed the Municipal Code for general clean up, including removal or
amendment of ordinances that reference outdated/incorrect code sections, departments that no
longer exist, state statute cites that need to be updated, etc.
ANALYSIS
Below is a summary of the revisions that are proposed and the sections to be updated:
- Health Department: Ordinances were revised to remove reference to the City of Oshkosh
Health Department, which was removed from the City in 2012. The health department
is now run by Winnebago County.
o Ordinances Affected: Sections 6-17, 8-79, 16-12.1, 16-17, 16-33
- Zoning Ordinance: In December 2016, the City adopted a new Ch. 30 zoning ordinance.
This adoption was a wholesale revision and as a result, multiple ordinances previously
contained in Ch. 30 were renumbered. Multiple ordinances in our current Code still
reference the old Ch. 30 sections. The ordinances have now been amended to cross-
reference the correct sections of the new Ch. 30 and have been further amended with any
other necessary changes in light of the new zoning code. All of these updates are non-
substantive changes in nature and not intended to change existing requirements or
interpretations.
o Ordinances Affected. Sections 7-32, 7-33, 16-10, 16-15, 16-17, 16-22, 16-25, 16-51,
17-2, 20-8
City Hall,215 Church Avenue P.O Box 1130 Oshkosh,WI 54903-1130 920.236.5000 http://www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us
- Lakeshore Golf Course: Ordinances were revised to remove references to Lakeshore Golf
Course, or amend to refer to Lakeshore Park, as appropriate.
o Ordinances Affected: Sections 2-32, 2-51, 8-43, 17-3, 19-7.1
- Little Oshkosh: The ordinance was revised to remove reference to Little Oshkosh.
o Ordinance Affected: Section 19-4(J)
- Council Rules of Procedure: Ordinances were revised to amend and clarify the procedure
in the event a council member declines to vote for the purpose of conforming to long
standing practice which does not count the vote as either yea or nay and for which an
explanation has not been required but left to individual member discretion. Upon
passage of this ordinance, Council and Board & Commission Rules will be updated to
reflect this change.
o Ordinances Affected. Sections 2-16, 2-36
- City Attorney. Ordinances were revised to reference the Deputy City Attorney position
that was created in 2017. In addition the ordinance was updated to expressly codify that
the City Attorney is authorized to execute settlement agreements that do not require the
expenditure of City funds, something that the City Attorney has historically done.
o Ordinance Affected. Section 2-24
- Bicycle Lane: In 2016 a bicycle lane on North Main Street was installed from New York
to Murdock Avenue. The ordinance was revised to reference this addition.
o Ordinance Affected: Section 27A-10.1
- Parking Regulations: In 2018 Court Street was reconstructed. The ordinance has been
revised to reflect the parking regulations after the reconstruction.
o Ordinance Affected. Section 27A-11
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no anticipated fiscal impact to the proposed ordinance as it is an update to existing
ordinances and will not require additional city services to administer
RECOMMENDATION
City Hall,215 Church Avenue P.O Box 1130 Oshkosh,WI 54903-1130 920.236.5000 http://www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us
Staff recommends that the Council adopt the proposed ordinance revisions.
Respectfully Submitte , Approved.
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Amy Vanden Hogen I Mark A. Rohloff
Assistant City Attorney ` City Manager
City Hall,215 Church Avenue P.O. Box 1130 Oshkosh,WI 54903-1130 920.236.5000 http://www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us
SECTION 2-16 RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE
(E) Voting Procedures
An aye and no vote shall be called with the Mayor of the Council being called last, and recorded
on the vote of every ordinance,resolution and expenditure of money and shall be taken upon any
other matter requested by a Council Member. In the event that a Council Member declines to
vote, the Clerk shall record the vote as "present". A majority vote of all members of the Council
shall be necessary to adopt any ordinance or resolution, except where a greater number is
required by law. [Statutory Reference§64.07(3)Wis. Stats.]
SECTION 2-24 CITY ATTORNEY
The City Attorney shall perform the duties as are prescribed in the Wisconsin Statutes,
particularly Section 62.09(12) thereof, and such other duties as the City Manager may
prescribe. In the absence or disability of the City Attorney, or in the case of a vacancy in the
office of the City Attorney, the Deputy City Attorney shall perform the duties of City Attorney.
The City Attorney is authorized to bring appropriate actions against any persons, firms or
corporations in the following cases without specific or further authorization to do so:
1) To pursue collection of delinquent taxes, accounts or other indebtedness due and
owing the City.
2) To cause warrants to be issued and served in ordinance violation cases.
3) To cause summonses to be issued for collection of forfeitures or fines in ordinance
violation cases.
4) To commence civil actions seeking compliance with ordinance requirements or
restraining actions not in compliance with ordinance requirements.
The City Attorney is authorized to take all necessary and appropriate actions with regard to the
defense of claims and other matters against the City, including coordination with insurance
defense counsel as required and the execution of settlement agreement that do not require the
expenditure City funds, without specific or further authorization to do so.
The City Attorney, in his/her discretion, is authorized upon a request from another unit of
government to render aid, assistance and advice to that unit of government provided doing so
will not conflict with the City Attorney's duties and responsibilities to the City of
Oshkosh. [Statutory Reference §§ 62.09(12)Wis. Stats.]
SECTION 2-32 DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
(A) The Director of Parks
The Director of Parks shall supervise the operations and functions of the department of Parks and
such other duties as directed by the City Manager. The Director of Parks shall be responsible to
the City Manager. The Director of Parks shall be the head of any division of the Department of
Parks when a vacancy exists. The Assistant Director of Parks shall be Acting Director of Parks
while the Director of Parks is absent from the City or incapacitated or a temporary vacancy exists
in the position of Director of Parks.
The Director of Parks shall perform the following duties and such other duties as may be
prescribed by the City Manager:
(1) Shall provide for the operation and maintenance of all parks, playgrounds, and any other
recreational facilities owned or acquired by the City;
(2) Shall provide for the operation and maintenance of Pollock Water Park and Leach
Amphitheatre;
(3) Oversee the operation of the Forestry Division and Senior Services Division; and
(4) Operate and maintain municipal cemeteries.
SECTION 2-36 RULES, MINUTES, NOTICE AND COMPENSATION
(J) A majority of the membership shall constitute a quorum. A lesser number may adjourn. A
majority vote of those members present and voting shall be necessary to adopt any motion. In
the event that a board or commission member declines to vote, except as provided below, the
secretary shall record the vote as "present" and that member shall not be counted toward the
number present and shall not have their vote counted as either "aye" or "no" in relation to the
matter. In the event that a board or commission member declines to vote and by declining to
vote,the board or commission member's declining to vote shall reduce the number present at the
meeting to below a quorum of the board or commission, city staff shall consider the wishes of the
applicant, any statutory or ordinance time limits and any other considerations or limitations with
respect to the particular matter in determining whether to reschedule the matter before the board
or commission for further consideration, forward the matter to Council or take other action as
may be appropriate with regard to the matter.
SECTION 2-51 ADVISORY PARK BOARD
(B) Functions
The Advisory Park Board is empowered and directed to:
(1) Advise and assist the City Parks Director, City Administration, Common Council, and
Planning Commission in planning and developing the Oshkosh Park System to include
parks,open spaces, forestry, municipal cemeteries, waterways, and other related areas.
SECTION 6-17 ANIMAL RUNNING AT LARGE PROHIBITED
No person shall permit any animal to run at large in the City at any time. Each owner of any such animal
is required to confine it within the limits of his or her premises except when it is attended to by some
person, and in such cases animals shall be fastened securely to a suitable leash not more than six (6)feet
in length. For purposes of this section, the phrase"running at large" embraces all places within the City
except the owner's premises, and includes all streets, alleys, sidewalks, or other public or private
property.
(A) Unrestrained animals, including dogs and cats, may be taken by a law enforcement officer,
community service officer,or personnel from the Oshkosh Animal Shelter and impounded in the
Oshkosh animal shelter and there confined in a humane manner.
SECTION 7-32 CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY TO BE ISSUED
(A) Any building, addition, or alteration in which the City of Oshkosh Inspection Services Division
determines an Occupancy Inspection is required shall not be occupied or utilized until a Final
Inspection by all applicable inspectors reveal that no violations of applicable codes exist that
could reasonably be expected to affect the health and safety of the occupants and compliance with
Section 7-31 has been provided for any other noted violations. When this determination is made,
the Inspection Division shall issue an Occupancy Permit. The correction of any outstanding
violations shall be made a condition of Occupancy Approval. Issuance of the Occupancy Permit
shall not prevent or hinder the Inspection Division from securing compliance with such
violations. The Certificate of Occupancy shall include:
(1) A statement of the purpose for which the building is to be used.
(2) Any conditions of approval or use.
(3) The maximum number of persons who may occupy the structure, addition or area of
alteration.
(4) The building or premise or part thereof and the proposed use thereof are in conformity
with the provisions of Chapter 30 of the municipal code.
SECTION 7-33 APPEALS FROM RULINGS OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
Any person feeling aggrieved by any order or ruling of the Building Inspector may appeal from such
order or ruling to the Board of Zoning Appeals as provided in Chapter 30 of this code. An order or ruling
written for one (1) and two (2) family homes built on or after June 1, 1980 is not appealable under this
ordinance. An order or ruling written under SPS 350-364 is not appealable under this ordinance.
SECTION 8-43 REGULATION OF MOBILE VENDORS
IV. Mobile Vending Operations are prohibited from the following locations:
k. In Residential Districts, except for the following two situations:
L Mobile Vendor Operations adjacent to eligible City parks utilizing legal parking
spaces or appropriate hardscape terraces upon the approval of the City Manager,
or designee. Eligible City parks are defined as all City parks except Lakeshore
Park, Menominee Park, Spanbauer Fields, Red Arrow Park, Pollock Community
Water Park, Riverside Park, and Leach Amphitheater.
SECTION 8-79 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION.
(B) The Chief of the Fire Department shall cause to be investigated each and every junk yard at least
once each year.
DIVISION 3. MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
SECTION 16-10 DEFINITIONS
(A) "Accessory Structure" See Section 30-22(A)(4)
(B) "Common Area" means any area or space designed for joint use of tenants occupying the mobile
home park.
(C) REPEALED
(D) 'Driveway" means a minor private way used by vehicles and pedestrians on a mobile home lot
or used for common access to a small group of lots or facilities.
(E) "License"means a written license issued by the City allowing a person to operate and maintain a
mobile home park under the provisions of this Division and regulations issued hereunder.
(F) REPEALED
(G) "Mobile Home" See Section 30-22(A)(116)
(H) "Mobile Home Lot"means a parcel of land located in a Mobile Home Park for the placement of a
single mobile home and the exclusive use of its occupants.
(I) "Mobile Home Park" means a parcel of land which has been developed for the placement of
mobile homes and is owned by an individual, a firm, trust, partnership, public or private
association,or corporation.
(J) REPEALED
(K) REPEALED
(L) 'Park Management" means the person who owns or has charge, care or control of the mobile
home park.
(M) "Interior Street" means a private way which affords principal means of access to individual
mobile home lots or auxiliary buildings.
(N) 'Permit" means a written permit or certification issued by the City permitting the construction,
alteration and extension of a mobile home park under the provisions of this division and
regulations issued hereunder.
(0) 'Person" means any individual, firm, trust, partnership, public or private association or
corporation.
(P) REPEALED
SECTION 16-12.1 REPEALED
SECTION 16-15 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
(A) Any person making application for a permit to construct a mobile home park shall meet the
following design and system requirements:
(1) Environmental Requirements:
(d) Setback and buffer strip: Each mobile home shall be located at least five (5) feet
from any mobile home lot line.
There shall be a minimum distance of twenty (20) feet between the mobile home
stand and the back of curb of the abutting internal street.
All mobile homes shall be located at least twenty-five (25) feet from any park
property boundary line including public streets.
No mobile home shall be located closer than forty (40) feet from any community
building,including any washroom, toilet,or laundry facilities within the park.
(g) Allowable uses: Mobile homes as defined in this Division shall be allowed, and
any approved accessory structures included in the original plans and specifications,
or revisions thereof. Mobile homes that do not have complete bathroom facilities
shall specifically be prohibited from placement within mobile home parks.
Parks, playgrounds and open-space shall be allowed, as well as the following
commercial uses when they are for the exclusive use of park residents:
(1) Mobile home park office.
(ii) Laundromat.
(iii) Clubhouse and facilities for private social or recreation clubs.
(iv) Storage building.
Signs pertaining to the lease, hire or sale of individual mobile homes, not more
than two (2) square feet in area shall be allowed, as well as one (1) mobile home
park identification sign not more than fifty(50) square feet in area, to be located in
proximity to the park entrance.
(2) Access Requirements.
(c) Internal Streets: Surfaced roadways shall be of adequate width to accommodate
anticipated traffic and in any case shall meet the following minimum requirements.
(i) All two-way internal streets shall be 24' in width and all one-way internal
streets shall be 14'in width.
Dead end streets (cul-de-sacs) shall be limited in length to 1,000 feet and
shall be provided at the closed end with a turnaround having an outside
roadway diameter of at least sixty (60)feet.
(ii) Pavements: All internal streets shall be provided with a minimum of 9"
crushed stone base covered with a 3" asphalt surface. Concrete curb and
gutter shall be required on all streets.
(d) REPEALED
(f) Walkways: All parks shall be provided with safe, convenient, all-season
pedestrian access of adequate width for intended use, durable and convenient to
maintain, between individual mobile homes, the internal streets and all
community facilities provided for park residents.
(1) Common Walk System: A common walk system shall be provided and
maintained between locations where pedestrian traffic is concentrated.
Such common walks shall have a minimum width of three and one-half(3
1/2)feet.
(ii) Individual Walks: All mobile home stands shall be connected to common
walks,to paved streets,or to paved driveways or parking spaces connected
to a paved street or roadway. Such individual walks shall have a minimum
width of two(2)feet.
(3) Mobile Home Installation Standards. All mobile homes shall be installed pursuant to the
standards set forth in Wis. Admin. Code. SPS 321.40.
SECTION 16-17 LOCATION OF MOBILE HOMES
(A) Mobile homes intended for purposes of human habitation are prohibited within the corporate
limits of the City, except as licensed for mobile home park use in compliance with this Division
or except as provided in Subsection(b).
(B) The Department of Community Development is authorized to issue temporary permits for the
parking of trailers to be used as field offices during the construction of a building project on the
construction site pursuant to Section 30-87.
SECTION 16-22 DEFINITIONS
(A) The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of the Minimum
Housing Code:
(1) APARTMENT HOTEL. Same as "Hotel".
(2) APPROVED. "Approved" shall mean in accordance with regulation established by City
ordinance or Code and authority designated by law to enforce such ordinance or Code.
(3) BASEMENT. See Section 30-22(A)(22).
(4) BATH. 'Bath"shall mean a bathtub or shower stall properly connected with both hot and
cold water lines.
(5) BATHROOM. 'Bathroom" shall mean a non-habitable room with a dwelling unit which
is used, or intended to be used, primarily for bathing and/or toilet purposes, and which
contains a toilet, lavatory,bathtub or shower facilities.
(6) BEDROOM. 'Bedroom" shall mean a habitable room within a dwelling unit which is
used, or intended to be used, primarily for the purpose of sleeping, but shall not include
any kitchen or dining room. Bedroom,however, shall not be interpreted so as to prohibit
efficiency apartments.
(7) CITY. "City" shall mean the City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin.
(8) COMMUNAL. "Communal" shall mean used or shared by, or intended to be used or
shared by,the occupants of two or more rooming units or two or more dwelling units.
(9) DEADBOLT LOCKING DEVICE. "Deadbolt Locking Device" shall mean any keyed,
mortised lockset with at least a 3/4 inch bolt capable of being opened from the inside by a
single turn of a knob.
(10) DWELLING. See Section 30-22(A)(54).
(a) DWELLING, SINGLE FAMILY. See Section 30-75(A).
(b) DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY. See Section 30-75(B), (C) and (D).
(c) DWELLING,MULTIPLE OR APARTMENT BUILDING. See Section 30-75(F)and
(G).
(d) MOBILE HOME. See Section 16-10(G).
(11) DWELLING UNIT. See Section 30-22(A)(57).
(12) EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. "Efficiency Apartment" shall be a dwelling unit consisting
of one habitable room.
(13) EXTERMINATION. "Extermination" shall mean the control and elimination of insects,
rodents or other pests by elimination of their harborage places, by removing or making
inaccessible material that may serve as their food,by poisoning, spraying, trapping or by
any other recognized and legal elimination method.
(14) FAMILY. See Section 30-22(A)(62).
(15) GARBAGE. "Garbage" shall mean the animal and vegetable waste resulting from the
preparation, handling, cooking and consumption of food.
(16) HABITABLE ROOM. "Habitable Room" shall mean a room or enclosed floor space used
or intended to be used for living, sleeping, cooking or eating purposes, excluding
bathrooms, laundries, pantries, foyers, communicating corridors, closets and storage
spaces.
(17) HOTEL. See Section 30-78(0).
SECTION 16-25 APPEALS FROM ORDERS OF HOUSING INSPECTOR
Any person feeling aggrieved by any order or ruling of the Housing Inspector may appeal from such
order or ruling to the Board of Zoning Appeals as provided for in Chapter 30 of this code. An order or
ruling written under the State Building Code is not appealable under this ordinance.
SECTION 16-33 MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
(A) All habitable buildings subject to the provisions of this Article shall comply with the following
requirements for basic equipment and facilities.
(5) Garbage and refuse receptacles.
Every owner shall supply every dwelling unit with adequate garbage and refuse disposal
equipment or receptacles large enough to hold all garbage and refuse generated by that
dwelling unit. Such receptacles shall comply with the requirements and standards set by
the Department of Public Works and shall be maintained by the owner or occupant in
serviceable condition.
SECTION 16-51 DEFINITIONS
(A) The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of the Residential
Rental Contact and Inspection Code:
(1) CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL. "Chief Building Official" shall include the designee of the
Chief Building Official.
(2) CITY. "City" shall mean the City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin.
(3) DEPARTMENT. "Department" shall mean the City of Oshkosh Division of Inspection
Services of the Department of Community Development.
(4) DWELLING UNIT: A room or group of rooms providing or intended to provide
permanent living quarters for not more than one family.
(5) FAMILY. See Section 30-22(A)(62).
SECTION 17-2 REGULATION OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES
(B) No person, partnership, corporation or other entity shall own, operate, manage, rent, lease,
occupy, or exercise control of any building, structure, premises, or portion or part thereof, (a)
within which occurs the activities specified in this Section if otherwise allowed or (b) housing a
special cabaret, as of the effective date of this ordinance that is located closer than 500 feet from
the nearest lot line, that is the legal boundaries of a parcel of property,of a similar establishment,
or,if so licensed,of another Class'B"/"Class B"establishment,or any facility governed by Section
15-19 of this municipal code, or any school (whether pre-school, elementary, middle or high
school, whether public or private),or any residentially zoned property,library, church or chapel,
park or playground, or licensed day-care facility.
(1) It is the intent of this subparagraph that such establishments, whose operations on the
effective date of this Ordinance would otherwise subject them to regulation of this
subsection, shall be subject to the nonconforming use regulations found in Chapter Section
30 of this Code, except that such privilege of nonconforming use shall cease upon the
discontinuance of the specified activities within such establishment for seven consecutive
calendar days, including any days when the establishment is normally closed for business.
SECTION 17-3 WEAPONS AND FIREARMS RESTRICTED IN CERTAIN CITY BUILDINGS
(Revised Nov. 8, 2011)
(B) Weapons and Firearms are prohibited in all City owned, occupied, and/or controlled buildings,
including but not limited to the following:
(1) City Hall
(2) City Fire Stations
(3) Public Safety Building and Police Department Impound Garage
(4) Park Buildings including concession stands and bath houses
(5) Pollock Community Waterpark
(6) Oshkosh Seniors Center&Annex
(7) The Oshkosh Public Library
(8) The Oshkosh Public Museum &surrounding buildings
(9) The Central Garage&surrounding buildings
(10) The Sanitation Garage
(11) The Wastewater Treatment Plant
(12) The Water Filtration Plant
(13) The Water Distribution Building
(14) Storm &Sanitary Pump Stations&Booster Stations
(15) All Water Pump Stations and Water Towers
(16) The Transportation Department Building &surrounding buildings
(17) The Transit Center, surrounding buildings, and Transit System Shelters located on City-
owned property
(18) The Parks Department maintenance buildings and administrative offices
(19) The Grand Opera House
(20) The Oshkosh Convention Center
SECTION 19-4 GENERAL PARK AND BEACH REGULATIONS
(J) REPEALED
SECTION 19-7.1 BOAT LAUNCH USER FEES
(C) (1) Vehicles with boat trailers or other vehicles used to transport craft launched at any City
owned or operated boat launch facility shall have affixed an annual, multi-year or daily
launching permit when parking in the following areas:
e) Rainbow Park
1) all parking areas within, or adjacent to Rainbow Park, including Veterans Trail
from the boat launch site to Punhoqua Avenue, and Rainbow Drive from Oshkosh
Avenue to Punhoqua Avenue
2) all streets within the Rainbow Park neighborhood, from Oshkosh Avenue to
Punhoqua Street to the Fox River, including both sides of Punhoqua Street from
Oshkosh Avenue to the Lakeshore Park, Graham Avenue from Rainbow Drive to
Punhoqua Street, and Catherine Avenue from Rainbow Drive to Punhoqua Street
all parking areas within Rochlin Park, located south of Oshkosh Avenue
SECTION 20-8 PLUMBING PERMITS, PLAN EXAMINATIONS AND APPROVAL
(C) Mandatory Connection Required
All existing,new and annexed buildings located within the City of Oshkosh shall comply with
this code section.
3.
(a) All buildings regulated by the City's Subdivision Ordinance shall be provided
with a foundation drain tile sump pump system that connects to the public storm
sewer system or discharges to other acceptable points as required by the City's
Subdivision Ordinance, Section 30-445(C)(5).
(b) All new buildings with a storm drain foundation system shall be connected to the
public storm sewer system in compliance with all applicable chapters or discharge
to other acceptable points as required by the City's Subdivision Ordinance,Section
30-445(C)(5). If the public storm drainage system is not available to the property
at the time of construction then the property owner will be required to apply for
the installation of and connect to the public storm drainage system within 12
months after installation of the public storm drainage system.
(c) All existing buildings with a foundation drain system in operation on April 1,2017
shall be permitted to stay in operation as long as it does not create a nuisance to
the public and are not connected to the sanitary sewer system. If a building in
existence on April 1, 2017 does not have a foundation drain system and a
foundation drain system is installed on the property, the system may be
connected, but shall not be required to connect, to the public storm drainage
system. The foundation drain system shall be installed in compliance with all
applicable codes so as to not create a nuisance to the public.
SECTION A-10.1 BICYCLE LANES DESIGNATED
The following designated bicycle lanes shall be in effect year-round:
Algoma Boulevard,northerly side, from Jackson Street to Woodland Avenue.
Elmwood Avenue,both sides, from Irving Avenue to Vine Avenue.
High Avenue, southerly side, from Congress Avenue to Jackson Street.
Irving Avenue,both sides, from Wisconsin Street to Hazel Street.
North Koeller Street,both sides from North Westfield Street to Rath Lane.
North Main Street,both sides, from Irving Avenue to Snell Road.
North Westfield Street,both sides from 137' from North of Oshkosh Avenue to North Koeller Street.
Oakwood Road,both sides,between 9th Avenue and 20th Avenue.
Osborn Avenue,both sides,from Knapp Street to Koeller Street.
Sawyer Street,from 5t',Avenue to Fillmore Avenue easterly side, to Buchanan Avenue westerly side.
Smith Avenue,both sides,from Vinland Street to Jackson Street.
Snell Road,both sides, from Jackson Street to Moser Street
Taft Avenue,both sides, from north Koeller Street to north Sawyer Street.
Westhaven Drive,both sides,from 9t',Avenue to Patriot Lane.
Wisconsin Street from Irving Avenue to 450 feet south of Pearl Avenue.
SECTION A-11 PARKING REGULATIONS ON DESIGNATED STREETS AND ALLEYS
CEAPE AVENUE
No parking,both sides,from Commerce Street to State Street.
No parking, south side from Court Street to 60' west of Court Street
No parking,north side, from Broad Street to 82 feet west.
No parking, south side, from State Street to the north-south alley adjacent to the Oshkosh Convention
Center.
No parking,north side, from 177 feet west of Court Street to Court Street.
SECTION 2-16 RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE
(E)Voting Procedures
An aye and no vote shall be called with the Mayor of the Council being called last,and recorded
on the vote of every ordinance,resolution and expenditure of money and shall be taken upon any
other matter requested by a Council Member. In the event that a Council Member declines to
vote,the Clerk shall record the vote
i-4q the a-ffi4=m-afive,except that a C-e-iiWid]Member may vote-
"present"and have 4he vete_ orded as"present"
upe giving an expl-afflatio4q as to flw reasons
€er se 49iRg. A majority vote of all members of the Council shall be necessary to adopt any
ordinance or resolution,except where a greater number is required by law. [Statutory Reference
§64.07(3)Wis.Stats.]
SECTION 2-24 CITY ATTORNEY
The City Attorney shall perform the duties as are prescribed in the Wisconsin Statutes,
particularly Section 62.09(12) thereof, and such other duties as the City Manager may
prescribe. In the absence or disability of the City Attorney, or in the case of a vacancy in the
office of the City Attorney,the ^ssist A De u City Attorney shall perform the duties of City
Attorney.
The City Attorney is authorized to bring appropriate actions against any persons, firms or
corporations in the following cases without specific or further authorization to do so:
1) To pursue collection of delinquent taxes,accounts or other indebtedness due and
owing the City.
2) To cause warrants to be issued and served in ordinance violation cases.
3) To cause summonses to be issued for collection of forfeitures or fines in ordinance
violation cases.
4) To commence civil actions seeking compliance with ordinance requirements or
restraining actions not in compliance with ordinance requirements.
The City Attorney is authorized to take all necessary and appropriate actions with regard to the
defense of claims and other matters against the City, including coordination with insurance
defense counsel as required and the execution of settlement agreement that do not require the
expenditure City funds,without specific or further authorization to do so.
The City Attorney, in his/her discretion, is authorized upon a request from another unit of
government to render aid,assistance and advice to that unit of government provided doing so
will not conflict with the City Attorney's duties and responsibilities to the City of
Oshkosh. [Statutory Reference§§62.09(12)Wis.Stats.]
SECTION 2-32 DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
(A) The Director of Parks
The Director of Parks shall supervise the operations and functions of the department of Parks and
such other duties as directed by the City Manager. The Director of Parks shall be responsible to
the City Manager. The Director of Parks shall be the head of any division of the Department of
Parks when a vacancy exists. The Assistant Director of Parks shall be Acting Director of Parks
while the Director of Parks is absent from the City or incapacitated or a temporary vacancy exists
in the position of Director of Parks.
The Director of Parks shall perform the following duties and such other duties as may be
prescribed by the City Manager:
(1) Shall provide for the operation and maintenance of all parks,playgrounds,and any other
recreational facilities owned or acquired by the City;
(2) Shall provide for the operation and maintenance of the r4.1 jeipa Golf r-,.....,., Pollock
Water Park and Leach Amphitheatre;
(3) Oversee the operation of the Forestry Division and Senior Services Division;and
(4) Operate and maintain municipal cemeteries.
SECTION 2-36 RULES,MINUTES,NOTICE AND COMPENSATION
(J) A majority of the membership shall constitute a quorum. A lesser number may adjourn. A
majority vote of those members present and voting shall be necessary to adopt any motion. In
the event that a board or commission member declines to vote,except as provided below, the
secretary shall record the vote as"present' and that member shall not be counted toward the
number present and shall not have their vote counted as either"aye"or"no"in relation to the
matter. In the event that a board or commission member declines to vote and by declining to
vote,the board or commission member's declining to vote shall reduce the number present at the
meeting to below a quorum of the board or commission,city staff shall consider the wishes of the
applicant,any statutory or ordinance time limits and any other considerations or limitations with
respect to the particular matter in determining whether to reschedule the matter before the board
or commission for further consideration,forward the matter to Council or take other action as
may be appropriate with regard to the matter.
SECTION 2-51 ADVISORY PARK BOARD
(B) Functions
The Advisory Park Board is empowered and directed to:
(1) Advise and assist the City Parks Director, City Administration, Common Council, and
Planning Commission in planning and developing the Oshkosh Park System to include
parks, open spaces, forestry,;oog-ee...ses,municipal cemeteries, waterways, and other
related areas.
SECTION 6-17 ANIMAL RUNNING AT LARGE PROHIBITED
No person shall permit any animal to run at large in the City at any time. Each owner of any such animal
is required to confine it within the limits of his or her premises except when it is attended to by some
person,and in such cases animals shall be fastened securely to a suitable leash not more than six(6)feet
in length.For purposes of this section,the phrase"running at large"embraces all places within the City
except the owner's premises, and includes all streets, alleys, sidewalks, or other public or private
property.
(A) Unrestrained animals, including dogs and cats, may be taken by a law enforcement officer,
community service officer, or personnel from the Oshkosh Animal Shelter, ^r r. 14ealth
PiN4sion personf-4 and impounded in the Oshkosh animal shelter and there confined in a
humane manner.
SECTION 7-32 CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY TO BE ISSUED
(A) Any building,addition,or alteration in which the City of Oshkosh Inspection Services Division
determines an Occupancy Inspection is required shall not be occupied or utilized until a Final
Inspection by all applicable inspectors reveal that no violations of applicable codes exist that
could reasonably be expected to affect the health and safety of the occupants and compliance with
Section 7-31 has been provided for any other noted violations. When this determination is made,
the Inspection Division shall issue an Occupancy Permit. The correction of any outstanding
violations shall be made a condition of Occupancy Approval. Issuance of the Occupancy Permit
shall not prevent or hinder the Inspection Division from securing compliance with such
violations.The Certificate of Occupancy shall include:
(1) A statement of the purpose for which the building is to be used.
(2) Any conditions of approval or use.
(3) The maximum number of persons who may occupy the structure, addition or area of
alteration.
(4) The building or premise or part thereof and the proposed use thereof are in conformity
with the provisions of Chapter 30 of the municipal code
SECTION 7-33 APPEALS FROM RULINGS OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
Any person feeling aggrieved by any order or ruling of the Building Inspector may appeal from such
order or ruling to the Board of Zoning Appeals as provided in Seetie4;Chapter 30-6(9}of this code. An
order or ruling written for one(1)and two(2)family homes built on or after June 1,1980 is not appealable
under this ordinance. An order or ruling written under SPS 350-364 is not appealable under this
ordinance.
SECTION 8-43 REGULATION OF MOBILE VENDORS
IV. Mobile Vending Operations are prohibited from the following locations:
k. In Residential Districts,except for the following two situations:
i. Mobile Vendor Operations adjacent to eligible City parks utilizing legal parking
spaces or appropriate hardscape terraces upon the approval of the City Manager,
or designee. Eligible City parks are defined as all City parks except Lakeshore
Mtmieipal Park, Menominenee Park, Spanbauer Fields, Red Arrow
Park,Pollock Community Water Park,Riverside Park,and Leach Amphitheater.
SECTION 8-79 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION.
(B) The Chief of the Fire Department shall cause to be investigated
each and every junk yard at least once each year.
DIVISION 3. MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
SECTION 16-10 DEFINITIONS
(A) "Accessory Structure"See Section 30-22(A)(4)
lot a-paft from fl:ie-basic-Mobi—le home tiFdt;a-Rd sha-11 imdiide avmings,cabanas,storage cabinets
(or sheds),ear-ports,ivindbreaks,attached perches and gar-ages.
(B) "Common Area"means any area or space designed for joint use of tenants occupying the mobile
home park.
(C)
facA tie REPEALED
(D) "Driveway"means a minor private way used by vehicles and pedestrians on a mobile home lot
or used for common access to a small group of lots or facilities.
(E) "License"means a written license issued by the City allowing a person to operate and maintain a
mobile home park under the provisions of this Division and regulations issued hereunder.
(F)
REPEALED
(G) "Mobile Home"
year ratind ecoapancy,containing NvateF supply,Nvaste disposal affl-d PlocA4�cal conveniences,and
.See Section
30-22(A)(116)
(H) "Mobile Home Lot"means a parcel of land located in a Mobile Home Park for the placement of a
single mobile home and the exclusive use of its occupants.
(I) "Mobile Home Park" means a parcel of land which has been developed for the placement of
mobile homes and is owned by an individual, a firm, trust, partnership, public or private
association,or corporation.
�7
V) 'Mohil., i7.m-p Cta...1" s fl.a-t part of a lot ;A,hi.1- 1-a-s beep- ,.,.1 F.,.2 the
placement of one m mobile>,,.me unit REPEALED
(K) .REPEALED
(L) "Park Management" means the person who owns or has charge,care or control of the mobile
home park.
(M) "P-ad�Interior Street"means a private way which affords principal means of access to individual
mobile home lots or auxiliary buildings.
(N) "Permit"means a written permit or certification issued by the City permitting the construction,
alteration and extension of a mobile home park under the provisions of this division and
regulations issued hereunder.
(0) "Person" means any individual, firm, trust, partnership, public or private association or
corporation.
(P) "Tenant Storage-A 4,,-a" nipap-,; an enclosed space designed to pr-avide ati)d4ary general storage
spaee f9F a 1;.;1,, 1,.,,I l ,,,.,..,,.REPEALED
SECTION 16-12.1 CFRT n IN uF n I-ru rnriF-9 AD REPEALED
_tieFi fees,are here;�4th iReerperated as part ef this Chapter a-Rd sha-11 ho o4qforcod AA�� tho samo
SECTION 16-15 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
(A) Any person making application for a permit to construct a mobile home park shall meet the
following design and system requirements:
(1) Environmental Requirements:
(d) Setback and buffer strip: Each mobile home shall be located at least five(5)feet
from any mobile home lot line.
There shall be a minimum distance of twenty(20)feet between the mobile home
stand and the back of curb of the abutting internal street.
All mobile homes shall be located at least twenty-five (25) feet from any park
property boundary line including public streets.
No mobile home shall be located closer than forty(40)feet from any community
building,including any washroom,toilet,or laundry facilities within the park.
(g) Allowable uses: Mobile homes as defined in this Division shall be allowed,
and any approved accessory structures included in the original plans and
specifications, or revisions thereof. Pepei,a^.,, ,,ebi Mobile homes that do not
have complete bathroom facilities shall specifically be prohibited from placement
within mobile home parks.
Parks, playgrounds and open-space shall be allowed, as well as the following
commercial uses when they are for the exclusive use of park residents:
(i) Mobile home park office.
(ii) Laundromat.
(iii) Clubhouse and facilities for private social or recreation clubs.
(iv) Storage building.
Signs pertaining to the lease,hire or sale of individual mobile homes,not more
than two(2)square feet in area shall be allowed,as well as one(1)mobile home
park identification sign not more than fifty(50)square feet in area,to be located in
proximity to the park entrance.
(2) Access Requirements.
(c) Internal Streets: Surfaced roadways shall be of adequate width to accommodate
anticipated traffic and in any case shall meet the following minimum requirements.
(i) u^,,1-way;k4d+> all street �All two-way internal streets shall be 24'
in width and all one-way internal streets shall be 14'in width.
(1)
(ii)—Dead end streets(cul-de-sacs)shall be limited in length to 1,000 feet and
provided at the closed end with a turnaround having an outside roadway
diameter of at least sixty(60)feet.
(ii) Pavements: All internal streets shall be provided with a minimum of 9"
crushed stone base covered with a 3"asphalt surface. Concrete curb and
gutter shall be required on all streets.
(d) :REPEALED
per-taining to Land Sub4visien Regulations.
eove.re d;vi�_a X'asphalt suf f ace. Ce 4wrete.abi rb aff td gutter shaR be require d on aU streets
(f) Walkways: All parks shall be provided with safe, convenient, all-season
pedestrian access of adequate width for intended use,durable and convenient to
maintain, between individual mobile homes, the internal streets and all
community facilities provided for park residents.
(i) Common Walk System: A common walk system shall be provided and
maintained between locations where pedestrian traffic is concentrated.
Such common walks shall have a minimum width of three and one-half(3
1/2)feet.
(ii) Individual Walks: All mobile home stands shall be connected to common
walks,to paved streets,or to paved driveways or parking spaces connected
to a paved street or roadway. Such individual walks shall have a minimum
width of two(2)feet.
(3) Mobile Home Standlnstallation Standards. For the puFpose F dos Pivision; bile
/1.,mc .l�1,.,11 bo a^fir^a area^FF;F+.,.,.. �.1 F�,�,+h..Se `!1\ 3'hl�'-.-.-sa'
44qPh0fS a4:1d IiR dOVIRS Sh-all bl-.placed at least at each c-o FRer of the n;ob-fle homce staaqd a-4qd---a A- -
All mobile homes shall be installed pursuant to the standards set forth in Wis.
Admin.Code.SPS 321.40.
SECTION 16-17 LOCATION OF MOBILE HOMES
(A) Mobile homes intended for purposes of human habitation are prohibited within the corporate
limits of the City,except as licensed for mobile home park use in compliance with this Division
or except as provided in Subsections(b)and(e)of this Secfie4q.
(B) The
iffldividii ads hvi-g w4hin the City and sueh stay NvAl not exceed foufteen(14)days. The fee for-a
Department of Community Development is authorized to issue temporary permits
for the parking of trailers to be used as field offices during the construction of a building project
on the construction site e*7 proN4ded that Siic-h is 4qot i4sed for-over Fdght lodging nor C-04;4qected
to the City Nvater or seNver- system. Application for- such pefmit sha-11 be, made 0-4q the, fe-44ns
prepared ara F..,..dshed by the C1..«L a-4;d shall be a ied by a fee e f Five Pellars($5 nrn
The pemait sha-11 4qo-t e*ceed tv.,elve(12)months from the issi 4 a-4q ee thereof-,but may be renewed
pursuant to Section 30-87.:
SECTION 16-22 DEFINITIONS
(A) The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of the Minimum
Housing Code:
(1) APARTMENT HOTEL. Same as"Hotel'.
(2) APPROVED. "Approved"shall mean in accordance with regulation established by City
ordinance or Code and authority designated by law to enforce such ordinance or Code.
(3) BASEMENT. See Section 30422(Al(22).
(4) BATH. 'Bath"shall mean a bathtub or shower stall properly connected with both hot and
cold water lines.
(5) BATHROOM. 'Bathroom"shall mean a non-habitable room with a dwelling unit which
is used,or intended to be used,primarily for bathing and/or toilet purposes,and which
contains a toilet,lavatory,bathtub or shower facilities.
(6) BEDROOM. 'Bedroom" shall mean a habitable room within a dwelling unit which is
used,or intended to be used,primarily for the purpose of sleeping,but shall not include
any kitchen or dining room. Bedroom,however,shall not be interpreted so as to prohibit
efficiency apartments.
(7) CITY. "City"shall mean the City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin.
(8) COMMUNAL. "Communal' shall mean used or shared by, or intended to be used or
shared by,the occupants of two or more rooming units or two or more dwelling units.
(9) DEADBOLT LOCKING DEVICE. "Deadbolt Locking Device" shall mean any keyed,
mortised lockset with at least a 3/4 inch bolt capable of being opened from the inside by a
single turn of a knob.
(10) DWELLING. See Section 30-22(Al(54147.
(a) DWELLING,SINGLE FAMILY. See Section 30-75(A)47.
(b) DWELLING,TWO-FAMILY. See Section 30-75(B),(C)and(D)47.
(c) DWELLING, MULTIPLE OR APARTMENT BUILDING. See
Section 30-75(F)and(G11,
(d) MOBILE HOME. See Section 16-10(G)304.
(11) DWELLING UNIT. See Section 30-22(A1(57)47.
(12) EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. "Efficiency Apartment"shall be a dwelling unit consisting
of one habitable room.
(13) EXTERMINATION. "Extermination" shall mean the control and elimination of insects,
rodents or other pests by elimination of their harborage places,by removing or making
inaccessible material that may serve as their food,by poisoning,spraying,trapping or by
any other recognized and legal elimination methods approved by the 14ea4h n,,,,.,,.,-..4omt
of the C •
(14) FAMILY. See Section 30-22(A)(62)47.
(15) GARBAGE. "Garbage" shall mean the animal and vegetable waste resulting from the
preparation,handling,cooking and consumption of food.
(16) HABITABLE ROOM. "Habitable Room"shall mean a room or enclosed floor space used
or intended to be used for living, sleeping, cooking or eating purposes, excluding
bathrooms, laundries, pantries, foyers, communicating corridors, closets and storage
spaces.
(17) HOTEL. See Section 30-78(O147.
SECTION 16-25 APPEALS FROM ORDERS OF HOUSING INSPECTOR
Any person feeling aggrieved by any order or ruling of the Housing Inspector may appeal from such
order or ruling to the Board of Zoning Appeals as provided for in-� Chapter 30-6�B4 of this code.
An order or ruling written under the State Building Code is not appealable under this ordinance.
SECTION 16-33 MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
(A) All habitable buildings subject to the provisions of this Article shall comply with the following
requirements for basic equipment and facilities.
(5) Garbage and refuse receptacles.
Every owner shall supply every dwelling unit with adequate garbage and refuse disposal
equipment or receptacles large enough to hold all garbage and refuse generated by that
dwelling unit. Such receptacles shall comply with the requirements and standards set by
the Department of Public Works and flh^ D-i;4 9 ,and shall be maintained by the
owner or occupant in serviceable condition.
SECTION 16-51 DEFINITIONS
(A) The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of the Residential
Rental Contact and Inspection Code:
(1) CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL. "Chief Building Official'shall include the designee of the
Chief Building Official.
(2) CITY. "City"shall mean the City of Oshkosh,Wisconsin-
(3) DEPARTMENT. "Department' shall mean the City of Oshkosh Division of Inspection
Services of the Department of Community Development.
(4) DWELLING UNIT: A room or group of rooms providing or intended to provide
permanent living quarters for not more than one family.
(5) FAMILY. See Section 30-22(A)(62)1.
SECTION 17-2 REGULATION OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES
(B) No person, partnership, corporation or other entity shall own, operate, manage, rent, lease,
occupy, or exercise control of any building, structure,premises, or portion or part thereof, (a)
within which occurs the activities specified in this Section if otherwise allowed or(b)housing a
special cabaret,as of the effective date of this ordinance that is located closer than 500 feet from
the nearest lot line,that is the legal boundaries of a parcel of property,of a similar establishment,
or,if so licensed,of another Class'B"/"Class B"establishment,or any facility governed by Section
15-19 of this municipal code, or any school (whether pre-school, elementary, middle or high
school,whether public or private),or any residentially zoned property,library,church or chapel,
park or playground,or licensed day-care facility.
(1) It is the intent of this subparagraph that such establishments, whose operations on the
effective date of this Ordinance would otherwise subject them to regulation of this
subsection, shall be subject to the previsien&-efnonconforming use regulations found in
Chapter Section 30,+NON CONF-C*MING r rcE REGU n'r 0NS of this Code,except that
such privilege of nonconforming use shall cease upon the discontinuance of the specified
activities within such establishment for seven consecutive calendar days, including any
days when the establishment is normally closed for business.
SECTION 17-3 WEAPONS AND FIREARMS RESTRICTED IN CERTAIN CITY BUILDINGS
(Revised Nov.8,2011)
(B) Weapons and Firearms are prohibited in all City owned,occupied,and/or controlled buildings,
including but not limited to the following:
(1) City Hall
(2) City Fire Stations
(3) Public Safety Building and Police Department Impound Garage
(4) Park Buildings including concession stands and bath houses
(5) Pollock Community Waterpark
(6) Oshkosh Seniors Center&Annex
(7) The Oshkosh Public Library
(8) The Oshkosh Public Museum&surrounding buildings
(9) The Central Garage&surrounding buildings
(10) The Sanitation Garage
(11) The Wastewater Treatment Plant
(12) The Water Filtration Plant
(13) The Water Distribution Building
(14) Storm&Sanitary Pump Stations&Booster Stations
(15) All Water Pump Stations and Water Towers
(16) The Transportation Department Building&surrounding buildings
(17) The Transit Center,surrounding buildings, and Transit System Shelters located on City-
owned property
(18) The Parks Department maintenance buildings and administrative offices
(19) The Grand Opera House
(20) The Oshkosh Convention Center
SECTION 19-4 GENERAL PARK AND BEACH REGULATIONS
(J) " iWe-nst,L sh"nla g a REPEALED
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SECTION 19-7.1 BOAT LAUNCH USER FEES
(C) (1) Vehicles with boat trailers or other vehicles used to transport craft launched at any City
owned or operated boat launch facility shall have affixed an annual,multi-year or daily
launching permit when parking in the following areas:
e) Rainbow Park
1) all parking areas within, or adjacent to Rainbow Park,including Veterans Trail
from the boat launch site to Punhoqua Avenue,and Rainbow Drive from Oshkosh
Avenue to Punhoqua Avenue
2) all streets within the Rainbow Park neighborhood, from Oshkosh Avenue to
Punhoqua Street to the Fox River,including both sides of Punhoqua Street from
Oshkosh Avenue to the Lakeshore Pik Graham Avenue
from Rainbow Drive to Punhoqua Street, and Catherine Avenue from Rainbow
Drive to Punhoqua Street all parking areas within Rochlin Park,located south of
Oshkosh Avenue
SECTION 20-8 PLUMBING PERMITS,PLAN EXAMINATIONS AND APPROVAL
(C) Mandatory Connection Required
All existing,new and annexed buildings located within the City of Oshkosh shall comply with
this code section.
3.
(a) All buildings regulated by the City's Subdivision Ordinance shall be provided
with a foundation drain tile sump pump system that connects to the public storm
sewer system or discharges to other acceptable points as required by the City's
Subdivision Ordinance,Section 30-44574(C)(5).
(b) All new buildings with a storm drain foundation system shall be connected to the
public storm sewer system in compliance with all applicable chapters or discharge
to other acceptable points as required by the City's Subdivision Ordinance,Section
3044574(C)(5). If the public storm drainage system is not available to the property
at the time of construction then the property owner will be required to apply for
the installation of and connect to the public storm drainage system within 12
months after installation of the public storm drainage system.
(c) All existing buildings with a foundation drain system in operation on April 1,2017
shall be permitted to stay in operation as long as it does not create a nuisance to
the public and are not connected to the sanitary sewer system. If a building in
existence on April 1, 2017 does not have a foundation drain system and a
foundation drain system is installed on the property, the system may be
connected, but shall not be required to connect, to the public storm drainage
system. The foundation drain system shall be installed in compliance with all
applicable codes so as to not create a nuisance to the public.
SECTION A-10.1 BICYCLE LANES DESIGNATED
The following designated bicycle lanes shall be in effect year-round:
Algoma Boulevard,northerly side,from Jackson Street to Woodland Avenue.
Elmwood Avenue,both sides,from Irving Avenue to Vine Avenue.
High Avenue,southerly side,from Congress Avenue to Jackson Street.
Irving Avenue,both sides,from Wisconsin Street to Hazel Street.
North Koeller Street,both sides from North Westfield Street to Rath Lane.
North Main Street,both sides,from Irving Avenue to Snell Road.
North Main Street both sides,from!F�4ng AveFme to New York AveFme.
Ne f 1.TT.,;..Same.bet ,.;4es ire-..444-ir,1,.4. A.,,....,,.to C..,.11 D,,..4
North Westfield Street,both sides from 137'from North of Oshkosh Avenue to North Koeller Street.
Oakwood Road,both sides,between 9th Avenue and 20th Avenue.
Osborn Avenue,both sides,from Knapp Street to Koeller Street.
Sawyer Street,from 51h Avenue to Fillmore Avenue easterly side,to Buchanan Avenue westerly side.
Smith Avenue,both sides,from Vinland Street to Jackson Street.
Snell Road,both sides,from Jackson Street to Moser Street
Taft Avenue,both sides,from north Koeller Street to north Sawyer Street.
Westhaven Drive,both sides,from 91h Avenue to Patriot Lane.
Wisconsin Street from Irving Avenue to 450 feet south of Pearl Avenue.
SECTION A-11 PARKING REGULATIONS ON DESIGNATED STREETS AND ALLEYS
CEAPE AVENUE
No parking,both sides,from Commerce Street to State Street.
No parking,t,.,....3:30. to 5:30. south side,t,.,,..,r,,.ur -Scree , 1-1-7. es f Coii.,.-Scree south
side from Court Street to 60'west of Court Street
No parking,north side,from Broad Street to 82 feet west.
No parking,south side,from State Street to the north-south alley adjacent to the Oshkosh Convention
Center.
No parking,north side,from 177 feet west of Court Street to Court Street.