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PURPOSE: AMEND VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 30
ZONING ORDINANCE
INITIATED BY: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Approved
A GENERAL ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OSHKOSH AMENDING VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO IMPROVE IMPLEMENTATION OF
THE ORDINANCE WHICH BECAME EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2017, INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO: MANUFACUTRING RETAIL, HOME OCCUPATIONS,
RESIDENTIAL DRIVEWAYS, EXTERIOR LIGHTING, FENCES, FACDES,
LANDSCAPING AND SIGNS
The Common Council of the City of Oshkosh do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That Section 30-80(D) is hereby created to read as follows:
(D) Manufacturing Retailer: A food sales and service establishment where food or
beverage products are produced in a limited quantity (not industrial
manufacturing) sufficient to support on-site sales as a primary or accessory
portion of the on-site business. Examples include confectioners, bakeries, and
brew pubs
SECTION 2. That Section 30-52(B) regarding permitted principal uses in suburban
mixed used zoning districts is hereby amended by creating new subsection (24) to allow
Manufacturing Retail as a permitted use in suburban mixed use zoning districts.
SECTION 3. That Section 30-61(B) regarding permitted principal uses in urban
industrial zoning districts is hereby amended by creating new subsection (14) to allow
Manufacturing Retail as a permitted use in urban industrial zoning districts.
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SECTION 4. That Section 30-62(B) regarding permitted principal uses in heavy
industrial zoning districts is hereby amended by creating new subsection (15) to allow
Manufacturing Retail as a permitted use in heavy industrial zoning districts.
SECTION 5. That Section 30-53(C) regarding conditional uses in urban mixed use
zoning districts is hereby amended by creating new subsection (16) to allow
Manufacturing Retail as a conditional use in urban mixed use zoning districts.
SECTION 6. That Section 30-54(C) regarding conditional uses in central mixed use
zoning districts is hereby amended by creating new subsection (19) to allow
Manufacturing Retail as a conditional use in central mixed use zoning districts.
SECTION 7. That Section 30-55(C) regarding conditional uses in riverfront mixed
use zoning districts is hereby amended by creating new subsection (17) to allow
Manufacturing Retail as a conditional use in riverfront mixed use zoning districts.
SECTION 8. That Section 30-74 Table of Land Uses regarding Storage Uses item 4
Manufacturing retail is hereby created to permit manufacturing retail as a principal use in
UI, HI and SMU and to permit manufacturing retail as a conditional use in UMU, CMU
and RMU.
SECTION 9. That Section 30-86(E)(1) Accessory Land Uses and Structures is
hereby amended by deleting "or garage".
SECTION 10. That Section 30-114(E)(1) Permitted Projections into Required
Interior Side Yards is hereby amended by adding "egress windows" after stairways.
SECTION 11. That Section 30-172(N)(2)(c) Design of Single and Two Family
Residential Driveways for Attached Garages is hereby amended by changing "principal"
to "accessory" in the first sentence.
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SECTION 12. That Section 30-172(N)(3)(a) Design of Single and Two Family
Residential Driveway Width is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows and see
attached Exhibit A for revised Figure 30-172a:
(a) Driveways shall be a minimum width of 8 feet. Driveways leading to
garages are limited to a maximum width of 36 feet at the lot line, but may
increase to the width of the garage and may extend toward the nearest side lot
line to the side setback for accessory structures established in Article II, not to
exceed 12 feet beyond the width of the garage. See Figure 30-172a or 30-172b.
Where no garage exists, the maximum driveway width shall be 12 feet and shall
be situated as not to create only front yard parking.
SECTION 13. That Section 30-172(N)(3)(b) Design of Single and Two Family
Residential Driveway Width is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows and see
attached Exhibit A for revised Figure 30-172b.
(b) Where the width of the driveway exceeds the width of the garage, the driveway
shall be tapered between the widest point of the driveway or the edge of the
uncovered space alongside the garage and the lot line starting a minimum of 5
feet inside the parcel. See Figure 30-172b. When leading to a legal uncovered
space next to the garage, the driveway width shall be the least possible needed
and shall not exceed 36 feet in width or width of the garage at the property line.
See attached
SECTION 14. That Section 30-172(N)(3)(c) Design of Single and Two Family
Residential Driveway Width is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows and see
attached Exhibit A for revised Figure 30-172c.
(c) Driveways for two family uses with adjacent garages are limited to the 36 feet
maximum width or width of the garage at the property line. Each individual
driveway must be separated by a minimum of a 4-foot green area extending the
full length from the property line to the garage/uncovered parking space. See
Figure 30-172c.
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SECTION 15. That Section 30-175(U)(3)(h) Limitations on Uses of All Off-Street
Parking Areas is hereby amended by adding "or Winnebago County." to the end of the
paragraph.
SECTION 16. That Section 30-190(E)(4)(d)(ii) Fixtures and Luminaries maximum
mounting height of 20 feet is hereby amended to include the RMU zoning district.
SECTION 17. That Section 30-192(F)(1)(a)(iii) regarding maximum fence height in
SR-2, SR-3, SR-5, SR-9, DR-6, TR-10, MR-12, MR-20, MR-36, MH-9, I, and NMU zoning
districts is hereby created to read as follows and renumber existing subsections (iii) to (iv):
(iii) 6 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the fence has
a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what would be required
for new construction of a principal structure based on the lot dimensions,
whichever is greater.
SECTION 18. That Section 30-192(F)(1)(b)(iii) regarding maximum fence height in
RMU zoning district is hereby created to read as follows:
(iii) 6 feet in the front yard on the long side of comer lots provided the fence
has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what would be
required for new construction of a principal structure based on the lot
dimensions, whichever is greater.
SECTION 19. That Section 30-192(F)(1)(c)(iii) regarding maximum fence height in
RH-35, SMU, UMU, CMU, BP, UI, and HI zoning districts is hereby created to read as
follows and renumber existing subsections (iii) to (iv):
(iii) 8 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the fence has
a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what would be required for new
construction of a principal structure based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
SECTION 20. That Section 30-241(D)(6)(a) regarding existing buildings: changes
and additions to facades is hereby amended by adding "street" in front of "side".
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SECTION 21. That Section 30-241(D)(6)(c) regarding existing buildings: changes
and additions to facades is hereby amended by deleting "or first 20 feet of the side" and
"(extending from the front fagade plane)".
SECTION 22. That Section 30-241(E)(7) regarding facades for new construction:
principal structures on infill sites is hereby amended by adding "street" in front of "side".
SECTION 23. That Section 30-241(E)(7)(a) regarding facades for new construction:
principal structures on infill sites is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows:
(a) The requirement that of the street side fagade have a minimum of 15 percent of
its wall space devoted to window or door openings shall not apply if said wall
area is part of an attached garage
SECTION 24. That Section 30-242(H) regarding standing seam metal roofs for
multi-family uses is hereby created to read as follows:
(H) Standing seam metal roofs in residential districts shall meet the following
conditions along with any additional conditions as deemed appropriate by the
Director of Community Development or designee. No standing seam metal roofs
will be permitted on contributing structures in historic districts, unless such
structures historically had comparable standing seam metal roofs.
(1) The standing seam metal roofing material shall have a low-reflectance finish so
as to minimize the amount of light reflected into the sky and windows of
adjacent properties. The maximum permitted Light Reflectance Value (LRV)
is 35% for metal roofs. Standing seam roofing shall be painted. Galvanized
roofs shall not be permitted.
(2) Any paint applied to the metal roof panels must be applied to such panels at
the factory using materials and a baking or other process that prevents the
paint from cracking or chipping though normal wear and tear of a residential
roof. Field applied painting of standing seam metal roofs is prohibited. The
roof shall not have exposed unfinished metal edges. Standing seam roofs shall
be complimentary to the house color and limited in
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color to greys,browns, dark green or a pale green simulating a copper patina
color. Any ice and snow block or shield must match the color of the roof on
which it is installed or be complimentary to the color of the roof.
(3) The standing seam metal roofing shall have a minimum thickness of 24-
gauge
so as to minimize the potential for wind and hail damage.
(4) Seam profiles in standing seam roofs for residential properties shall be no
greater than 1" for roofs with pitches higher than 4:12,no greater than 1.5" for
roofs with pitches between 2:12 and 4:12,and no greater than 3"for pitches less
than 2:12.
(5) Standing seam metal roofing shall be installed per approved manufacturer's
details and instructions.
(6) Standing seam metal roofing shall include at least the minimum underlayment
required per the manufacturer's specifications or a minimum of 7/16" OSB
underlayment if no minimum is specified by the manufacturer.
(7) Exposed fasteners or standing seam roof designs that employ exposed metal
fasteners are prohibited. Ice and snow blocks or shields must also employ
concealed fasteners.
(8) Standing seam metal roofing shall meet all applicable building codes.
(9) Standing seam metal roofs installed on existing residential construction shall
not be constructed over existing roofing materials. Tear offs shall be complete
to the roof sheathing.
(10)Tin roofs and corrugated metal roofs are prohibited.
(11) Standing seam metal roofing shall be maintained in a rust-free state for the
duration of the roof's lifespan.
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SECTION 25. That Section 30-253 (B)(4)(e) regarding landscaping requirements in
paved areas is hereby amended to read as follows:
(e) One shade tree or tall deciduous tree shall be provided for every island and
for every 40 linear feet of continuous landscape strip. Medium or low trees
(evergreen or deciduous) may be used to supplement deciduous shade trees
in locations that may not support healthy shade tree or tall deciduous tree
growth. This determination shall be made by the Director of Community
Development, or designee. For double-row parking, 2 medium trees or 1 tall
deciduous tree shall be required for each island.
SECTION 26. That Section 30-271(13)(2)(a)(ii) regarding dual post signs is hereby
created to read as follows:
(ii) This Sign Type is also available to Townhouse, Multiplex, and Apartment
residential uses identified in Sections 30-75(E) through (G).
SECTION 27. That Section 30-271(13)(3)(e)(v) regarding wall signs is hereby created
to read as follows:
(ii) This Sign Type is also available to Townhouse, Multiplex, and
Apartment residential uses identified in Sections 30-75(E) through (G)
SECTION 28. That Section 30-271(D)(2)(b) regarding building management
identification signs is hereby repealed and recreated to read as follows:
(b) Building Management Identification Sign. A type of Identification& Safety Sign
indicating the name, phone number, web address, and/or address of the
property owner, tenant and/or manager of the property.
(i) Building Management Identification Signs shall be mounted only on a
street facing fagade of the principal structure and not on any accessory
structures.
(ii) Building Management Identification signs shall not be mounted to any
part of any porch railing, rim joists, the exterior of any window or shutter,
on latticework, roof support posts, or any feature where signage is
prohibited as listed in Section 30-294.
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(iii) Building Management Identification signs shall be mounted within five
(5) feet of the primary entrance, on the fagade wall, and no part of any
building management identification sign shall be located above the top of
the entry door itself. This includes scenarios where the door has a
transom window above.
(iv) In situations where the property configuration prevents the placement of
a building management identification sign in an approved location
adjacent to the primary entrance, the property owner may file for a design
standards variance for alternative sign placement through the Plan
Commission following the variance process outlined in Section 30-411. In
considering variance requests, staff and the Plan Commission shall
examine the front fagade of the principal structure and determine whether
compliant sign placement area exists.
(v) Permitted sign lighting: None
(vi) Building Management Identification Signs shall be fabricated of sign-
grade wood or metal with a minimum thickness of 0.04 inches and shall
be manufactured to a professional standard of construction, finish, and
graphics and shall not be hand painted in a nonprofessional or amateur
manner.
SECTION 29. That Section 30-271(E)(1)(b) regarding yard signs is hereby created
to read as follows and renumber existing subsections (b) thru (d) to (c) thru (e)
respectively:
(b) Yard Signs may be displayed for a maximum of 180 days per calendar year.
(i) Additional time may be granted through Conditional Use Permit
approval.
SECTION 30. That Section 30-282(A) regarding yard signs is hereby amended by
changing "Section 30-220" to "Section 30-171" in the first sentence.
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SECTION 31. That Figure 30-290b Permitted Sign Characteristics for Permanent
Business Signs by Zoning District is hereby amended by removing Multi Family Zoning
District (MF) under Electronic Message Boards permitted per lot and deleting the
maximum area for an electronic message board under Multi Family (MF).
SECTION 32. That Figure 30-290b Note #9 Permitted Sign Characteristics for
Permanent Business Signs by Zoning District is hereby repealed and recreated to read as
follows:
9. In the SMU district, each tenant with exterior frontage is allowed a minimum of 50
square feet for on-building signage regardless of the length of building frontage.
There is no limit to the number of on-building signs per lot or per building. Multi-
family residential districts are limited to 25 sq ft of on-building signage per
building fagade.
SECTION 33. That Figure 30-290c Permitted Sign Characteristics for All Other
Signs is hereby amended by changing "100 linear feet of building" to "street" Under
Temporary Board & Banner Sign category and changing the Building Management
Identification sign maximum area per side from "1 sq ft" to "1 1/2 sq ft" and the maximum
height from "10 ft" to "height of primary entrance".
SECTION 34. That Section 30-344(B) regarding Board of Appeals Powers is hereby
amended by changing "Wis. Stat 59.694(7)" to "Wis. Stat. 62.23(7)".
SECTION 35. That Section 30-381(H)(3) regarding Zoning Map Amendments
review and action by the Common Council is hereby amended by deleting the following:
"except that in case of adverse recommendation by the Plan Commission or of a
protest against such change signed and acknowledged by the owners of 20 percent of the
frontage proposed to be changed or the frontage immediately in the rear thereof or
directly opposite thereto, such amendment shall not be passed, except by a 3/4 vote of all
members of the Common Council."
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SECTION 36. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage and publication.
SECTION 37. Publication Notice. Please take notice that the City of Oshkosh
enacted Ordinance #19-343 AMEND VARIOUS SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 30 ZONING
ORDINANCE on June 11, 2019. The Ordinance updates provisions to improve
implementation of the Zoning Ordinance, including, but not limited to: Manufacturing
Retail, Home Occupations, Residential Driveways, Exterior Lighting, Fences, Facades,
Landscaping and Signs. The full text of the Ordinance may be obtained at the Office of the
City Clerk, 215 Church Avenue and on the City's website at www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us.
Clerk's phone: (920) 236-5011.
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TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Common Council
FROM: Darryn Burich
Director of Planning Services
DATE: May 23, 2019
RE: Amend Various Sections of Chapter 30 Zoning Ordinance (Plan Commission
Recommends Approval)
BACKGROUND
The City of Oshkosh adopted a new Zoning Ordinance which went into effect on January 1,
2017. Since adoption of the ordinance, staff has noticed a number of code sections that need to
be "cleaned up" because they aren't working the way they were intended or something did not
follow through from the previous ordinance or changes at the State level necessitated the
change.
Staff has identified 27 code provisions that are being requested to improve implementation of
the new Zoning Ordinance. Staff is also anticipating that as it continues to implement the new
Zoning Ordinance that other amendments will be required and will likely propose such
changes quarterly or as needed.
ANALYSIS
Staff proposes amendments to the various Zoning Ordinance code sections outlined in the
attached Plan Commission's Staff report. Staff feels that the proposed amendments to the
Zoning Ordinance will solve some problems that have been identified and ultimately
strengthen the Code. Most of the changes deal with uses in existing districts or provide for
additional development options such as permitting standing steel roofs on multiple family
buildings. Other changes allow for greater flexibility in development or add permitted uses to
a district and some address signage issues.
FISCAL IMPACT
Most of the changes have little or no fiscal impact nor do they require any enhanced
development standards that would potentially increase the cost of development.
City Nall,215 Church Avenue P.O.Box 1 130 Oshkosh,WI 54903-1 130 920.236.5000 http://www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us
RECOMMENDATION
The Plan Commission recommended approval of zoning text amendments at its May 21, 2019
meeting.
Respectfully Submitted, Approved:
...........
Darryn Burich Mark A. Rohloff
Director of Planning Services City Manager
City Hall,215 Church Avenue P.O.Box l]30 Oshkosh,WI 54903-1130 920.236.5000 http://www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us
ITEM: PUBLIC HEARING:TEXT AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE
Plan Commission meeting of May 21,2019.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant: Department of Community Development
Actions Requested:
The City of Oshkosh Department of Community Development requests review and approval of
amendments to the Oshkosh Zoning Ordinance.
Applicable Ordinance Provisions:
Section 30-380 of the Zoning Ordinance establishes the ability of the Common Council, on its own
motion or on petition after first submitting the proposal to the City Plan Commission,to amend,
supplement or change Zoning District boundaries or regulations of the Zoning Ordinance.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The City of Oshkosh adopted a new zoning ordinance which went into effect on January 1,2017.
Since the adoption of the ordinance,staff has noticed a number of code sections that should be
modified following further examination and discussion with the public and developers.
ANALYSIS
Staff proposes amendments to the following Zoning Ordinance code sections:
Section 30-80 (D) regarding new land use: Manufacturing Retail
Create Manufacturing Retail land use with description under Industrial Land Uses.
This new land use is meant to accommodate sales of foods or beverages where foods or beverages
are manufactured in limited quantity. Examples include confectioners,bakeries, and brew pubs.
Section 30-52 (B) regarding permitted uses in Suburban Mixed Use Districts (SMU)
Create new subsection(24) to include "Manufacturing Retail" as a permitted use in Suburban
Mixed Use Districts.
Manufacturing Retail is a newly proposed land use category. Staff feels that it is appropriate as a
permitted use in SMU districts.
Section 30-61 (B) regarding permitted uses in Urban Industrial Districts (UI)
Create new subsection(14) to include "Manufacturing Retail" as a permitted use in Urban
Industrial Districts.
Manufacturing Retail is a newly proposed land use category. Staff feels that it is appropriate as a
permitted use in UI districts.
Section 30-62 (B) regarding permitted uses in Heavy Industrial Districts (HI)
Create new subsection(15) to include "Manufacturing Retail" as a permitted use in Heavy
Industrial Districts.
Manufacturing Retail is a newly proposed land use category. Staff feels that it is appropriate as a
permitted use in HI districts.
Section 30-53 (C) regarding conditional uses in Urban Mixed Use Districts (UMU)
Create new subsection(16) to include "Manufacturing Retail" as a conditional use in Urban
Mixed Use Districts.
Manufacturing Retail is a newly proposed land use category. Staff feels that it is appropriate as a
conditional use in UMU districts.
Section 30-54 (C) regarding conditional uses in Central Mixed Use Districts(CMU)
Create new subsection(19) to include"Manufacturing Retail" as a conditional use in Central
Mixed Use Districts.
Manufacturing Retail is a newly proposed land use category. Staff feels that it is appropriate as a
conditional use in CMU districts.
Section 30-55 (C) regarding conditional uses in Riverfront Mixed Use Districts (IZIVIU)
Create new subsection(17) to include "Manufacturing Retail" as a conditional use in Riverfront
Mixed Use Districts.
Manufacturing Retail is a newly proposed land use category. Staff feels that it is appropriate as a
conditional use in RMU districts.
Section 30-74 table of land uses regarding new land use for Manufacturing Retail
Modify land use table to include Manufacturing Retail as permitted and conditional in previously
listed districts.
Section 30-86 (E) regarding Home Occupations
Amend subsection(1) to prohibit home occupations from being conducted in garages.
This amendment is to provide consistency with the Building Code,which only allows home
occupations within dwelling units.
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Section 30-114(E) regarding projections into required interior side yards
Amend subsection(1) to include egress windows as allowable projections into the interior side
yard.
Egress windows are currently not addressed as allowable projections. Staff feels the same
allowable projection for open fire escapes and balconies (31/2 ft.) should be provided for egress
windows.
Section 30-172(N) regarding_driveway width
Amend subsection(2)(c) to allow driveways leading to attached garages up to the side yard
setback for accessory structures for single and two family uses.
Amend subsection(3)(a), (b), (c) to allow single and two family driveways to be a maximum of 36
ft. (no wider than garage) at the property line and extend beyond the width of the garage toward
the nearest side lot line no more than 12 feet,up to side yard setback for accessory structures.
Code currently requires driveways leading to attached garages to meet the side yard setback for
principal structures and limits the width to 24' at the property line. This change is being
proposed to allow increased driveway widths for residential uses and additional driveway area
outside the width of the garage. The request is the result of input from numerous property
owners who wish to expand their driveways beyond current code requirements.
Figure 30-172(a) b( ), (c)regarding residential driveways
Amend figures to be consistent with proposed driveway width changes.
Section 30-175 (U) regarding uses of off-street parking areas
Amend subsection(3)(h) to allow 1 light-duty tow truck parked on residential lots when on call
under Winnebago County rotating call list.
Code currently only allows a light-duty tow truck on a residential lot when on call under the list
established by the Oshkosh Police Department. This change is the result of requests to also allow
a light-duty tow truck when on call under the Winnebago County rotating call list.
Section 30-190 (E)regarding_exterior lighting requirements
Amend subsection(4)(d)(ii) to provide a maximum fixture mounting height of 20 ft. for the
Riverfront Mixed Use (RMU) district.
This changes is the result of an oversight as RMU was not included in this Section.
Section 30-192 (F) regarding maximum fence height
Create subsections (1)(a)(iii), (1)(b)(iii), and (1)(c)(iii) to allow 6 ft. or 8 ft. tall fencing (depending
on zoning district) on the long side of corner lots,provided it meets the setback of the principal
structure or what would be required for that of a principal structure based on lot dimensions.
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The Ordinance currently does not address fencing height exceptions for corner lots. This change
is consistent with that of the previous zoning ordinance.
Section 30-241 (D) regarding facades of changes and additions for single and two family uses
Amend subsections (6)(a) and (c) to exclude interior side facades from window/door area
requirements.
This change is to provide consistency with window/door requirements for new homes in new
neighborhoods,which do not include a window/door requirement for interior side facades.
Section 30-241 (E)regarding facades of new construction on infill sites for single and two family
uses
Amend subsections (7) and (7)(a) to exclude interior side facades from window/door area
requirements for new construction on infill sites.
This change is to provide consistency with window/door requirements for new homes in new
neighborhoods,which do not include a window/door requirement for interior side facades.
Section 30-242 (H)regarding standing seam metal roofs for multi-family uses
Create new section and conditions (1) through(11) to allow standing seam metal roofs for multi-
family uses.
This section is being created to provide the ability for multi-family uses to have standing seam
metal roofs under the same standards as single and two family uses.
Section 30-253 (B)regarding landscaping for paved areas
Amend subsection(4)(e) to allow two medium trees or one tall deciduous tree per parking row
island.
The current code requires two shade or tall deciduous trees per island. Staff has been made
aware of difficulties fitting two shade/tall deciduous trees per island and this amendment is
meant to provide more feasible options for plantings in the islands.
Section 30-271(B) regarding Permanent Business Signs Group
Create subsections (2)(a)(ii) and(3)(e)(v)to permit dual post signs and wall signs for townhouse,
multiplex, and apartment uses.
These multi-family uses are currently only allowed to have monument signs under the
Permanent Business Signs Group category. These changes will also allow for dual post and wall
signs as staff feels these sign types are appropriate for multi-family uses.
Section 30-271 (D)regarding Building Management Identification Signs
Amend subsection(2)(b) to further specify information allowed on building management
identification signs and create subsections (2)(b)(i), (ii), (iii), (iv), and (vi) to establish placement
and material requirements.
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These changes are meant to address concerns related to rental signs, specifically in the UW-
Oshkosh campus area.
Section 30-271 (E) regarding Yard Signs Group
Create new subsection(1)(b) and(1)(b)(i) to provide maximum number of days for yard signs and
ability to apply for CUP for additional time.
Yard signs currently do not have a time limitation,which has resulted in concerns over year-
round yard signs. This change is to prevent these signs from being up year-round.
Section 30-282 (A) regarding Signage for Group and Large Developments
Amend section to provide correct cross-reference for Group and Large Developments.
This is a correction to an error in the code.
Figure 30-290b regarding electronic message boards in multi-family districts and maximum sign
area for on-building signage
Revise figure to not allow electronic message board signs in multi-family districts and revise the
"Notes" so that the minimum 50 sq.ft. of area for on-building signs only applies to the SMU
district and multi-family residential districts are limited to 25 sq.ft. for on-building signage.
This revision is needed to correct an error in the code. Electronic message boards were intended
to be prohibited in multi-family districts. Also, after further discussion, staff feels that the
minimum 50 sq. ft. of on-building signage (regardless of fagade length)per tenant is only
appropriate in the SMU district. Staff also feels that multi-family on-building signage should not
exceed the area that is allowed for free-standing signage.
Figure 30-290c regarding Waving Signs,Building Management Identification Signs, and On-Site
Directional Signs
Revise figure so that number of waving signs and maximum height/area of building management
ID signs is consistent with corresponding code sections. Also reduce maximum height of on-site
directional signs to 3 feet.
These revisions are necessary to correspond with previous code sections. The reduction in on-site
directional sign maximum height is to provide vision clearance if they are placed close to the
street.
Section 30-344 (B)regarding Zoning Board of Appeals
Amend section to include correct Wisconsin Statute.
This code change is to correct the reference to Wisconsin Statute.
Section 30-381(H regarding Review and Action by Common Council
Amend subsection(3) to provide correct voting procedures for zoning map changes.
Item-Text Amendments-Zoning Ordinance 5
This revision is to remove the 3/4 vote requirement for zone changes, as only a simple majority is
required.
Staff feels that the proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance will solve some problems that
have been identified and ultimately strengthen the Code.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Plan Commission recommend approval of the proposed amendments
to the Oshkosh Zoning Ordinance.
The Plan Commission approved of the Zoning Text Amendment as requested. The following is
the Plan Commission's discussion on this item.
Staff report accepted as part of the record.
The City of Oshkosh Department of Community Development requests review and approval of
amendments to the Oshkosh Zoning Ordinance.
Mr. Slusarek discussed the amendments to the Zoning Ordinance as presented in the staff report.
Mr. Fojtik opened technical questions to staff.
Mr. Fojtik questioned the reason for the amendments.
Mr. Lyons said some of the items are changes due to the new code not aligning correctly. He said
a couple of them are changing because state law language changed. He said a majority of them
are clean up items due to the intent and verbiage not matching up correctly.
Ms. Palmeri asked for clarification on signage. She asked if the code verbiage would address if
the sign was hand lettered or spray painted.
Mr. Lyons explained in certain districts, a quality of sign is required. He said the intent of the
verbiage is to have a quality requirement for the signs.
Mr. Slusarek said the verbiage states the sign has to be manufactured to a professional
standpoint.
Mr. Ford asked if the 180 day yard sign would cover all signs.
Mr. Lyons replied it should cover all the signs.
Ms. Palmeri said she just read something about yard signs but it may be related to content.
Mr. Lyons said the Reed case is content related.
Item-Tart Ainendinents-Zoning Ordinance 6
Mr. Fojtik opened up the public hearing.
There were no public comments on this item.
Mr. Fojtik closed the public hearing.
Motion by Hinz to adopt the findings and recommendation as stated in the staff report.
Seconded by Palmeri.
Mr. Fojtik asked if there was any discussion about the motion.
There was no discussion on the motion.
Motion carried 8-0.
Item-Tert Amendments-Zoning Ordinance 7
30-80 (Industrial Land Uses) p. 161
(D) Manufacturing Retailer: A food sales and service establishment where food or
beverage products are produced in a limited quantity (not industrial
manufacturing) sufficient to support on-site sales as a primary or accessory portion
of the on-site business. Examples include confectioners, bakeries, and brew pubs
30-52 (SMU) P. 74
(B) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and
requirements for each of the following land uses.
(1) Single Family Living Arrangement
(2) Roommate Residential Living Arrangement
(3) Outdoor Open Space Institutional
(4) Passive Outdoor Recreation
(5) Active Outdoor Recreation
(6) Essential Services
(7) Community Living Arrangement (1-8 residents) meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(G)
(8) Office
(9) Personal or Professional Service
(10) Indoor Sales or Service
(11) Artisan Production Shop
(12) Physical Activity Studio
(13) Commercial Kitchen
(14) Restaurants,Taverns, and Indoor Commercial Entertainment
(15) Drive-Through and In-Vehicle Sales or Service
(16) Group Daycare Center
(17) Commercial Indoor Lodging
(18) Indoor Maintenance Service
(19) Vehicle Sales
(20) Apartments with Limited Commercial
(21) Mixed Use Building
(22) Live/Work Unit
(23) Outdoor Commercial Entertainment[Created 41241181
(24) Manufacturing Retail
30-61 (UI) P. 99
(B) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and
requirements for each of the following land uses.
(1) Outdoor Open Space Institutional
(2) Passive Outdoor Recreation
(3) Essential Services
(4) Office
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(5) Personal or Professional Service
(6) Artisan Production Shop
(7) Commercial Kitchen
(8) Indoor Maintenance Service
(9) Vehicle Sales
(10) Vehicle Service and Repair
(11) Light Industrial
(12) Indoor Storage and Wholesaling
(13) Personal Storage Facility
(14) Manufacturing Retail
30-62 (HI) P. 102
(B) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and
requirements for each of the following land uses.
(1) Outdoor Open Space Institutional
(2) Passive Outdoor Recreation
(3) Essential Services
(4) Office
(5) Personal or Professional Service
(6) Artisan Production Shop
(7) Commercial Kitchen
(8) Indoor Maintenance Service
(9) Outdoor Maintenance Service
(10) Vehicle Service and Repair
(11) Light Industrial
(12) Heavy Industrial
(13) Indoor Storage and Wholesaling
(14) Distribution Center
(15) Manufacturing Retail
30-53 (UMU) P. 79
(C) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed
definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. [Revised 41241181
(1) Apartment(13+units per building)
(2) Cultivation
(3) Community Garden
(4) Market Garden
(5) Community Living Arrangement(9-15 residents)meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(H)
(6) Community Living Arrangement (16+ residents) meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(I)
(7) Outdoor Commercial Entertainment
(8) Commercial Animal Boarding/Daycare Page 8
(9) Water-Related Recreation
(10) Intensive Outdoor Activity
(11) Indoor Food Production or Production Greenhouse
(12) Transit Center
(13) Off-Site Structured Parking
(14) Communication Tower
(15) Large Wind Energy System
(16) Manufacturing Retail
30-54 (CMU) P. 82-83
(C) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed
definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. [Revised
41241181
(1) Townhouse (3-8 units per building)
(2) Multiplex(3-8 units per building)
(3) Apartment(3+units per building
(4) Boarding House Living Arrangement
(5) Cultivation
(6) Community Garden
(7) Market Garden
(8) Community Living Arrangement(9-15 residents)meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(H)
(9) Community Living Arrangement(16+residents)meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(I)
(10) Drive-Through and In-Vehicle Sales or Service
(11) Commercial Animal Boarding/Daycare
(12) Water-Related Recreation
(13) Intensive Outdoor Activity
(14) Transit Center
(15) Off-Site Parking Lot
(16) Off-Site Structured Parking
(17) Communication Tower
(18) Large Wind Energy System
(19) Manufacturing Retail
30-55 (RMU) P. 86-87
(C) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed
definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. [Revised 41241181
(1) Townhouse(3-8 units per building)
(2) Multiplex(3-8 units per building)
(3) Apartment(3+units per building)
(4) Cultivation
(5) Community Garden
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(6) Active Outdoor Recreation
(7) Outdoor Commercial Entertainment
(8) Drive-Through and In-Vehicle Sales or Service
(9) Group Daycare Center (10)
Water-Related Recreation(11)
Intensive Outdoor Activity(12)
Transit Center
(13) Off-Site Parking Lot
(14) Off-Site Structured Parking
(15) Communication Tower
(16) Large Wind Energy System
(17) Manufacturing Retail
30-74 p. 114
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30-86 (E) P. 176
(1) The Home Occupation shall be conducted only within the enclosed area of the
dwelling unit of gar-age.
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30-114 (E) P. 200
(1) Open fire escapes,fireproof outside stairways, egress windows, and balconies
opening upon fire towers may project into a side yard not more than 3 1/2 feet
when so placed as not to obstruct light and ventilation.
30-172 (N) P. 326-328
(2)(c) Attached Garages. Driveways leading to attached garages shall meet
the side setbacks for p.Fiffeipal accessory structures established in Article II
or shall meet the side setback of the existing attached garage.On corner lots,
driveways leading to attached garages shall meet the rear setbacks for
principal structures established in Article II or shall meet the rear setback
of the existing attached garage. Driveways leading to side-loaded
attached garages shall meet the rear setbacks for accessory structures
established in Article II.
(3) Driveway Width.
(a) Driveways shall be a minimum width of 8 feet. Driveways leading to
garages are limited to a maximum width of-4 36 feet at the lot line,but may
increase to the width of the garage and may extend toward the nearest side
lot line to the side setback for accessory structures established in Article II,
not to exceed 12 feet beyond the width of the garage.
(b) Where the width of the driveway at toe aaraae exceeds the
width of the garage, the driveway shall be tapered
between the gauge widest point of the driveway or the edge of the
uncovered space alongside the garage and the lot line starting a minimum
of 5 feet inside the parcel. See Figure 30-172b. When leading to a legal
uncovered space next to the garage, the driveway width shall be the least
possible needed and shall not exceed -24 36 feet in width or width of the
garage at the property line.
(c) Driveways for two family uses with adjacent garages are limited to the -24
36 feet maximum width or width of the garage at the property line. Each
individual driveway must be separated by a minimum of a 4-foot green area
extending the full length from the property line to the garage/uncovered
parking space. See Figure 30-172c.
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(3) Vehicles or equipment not normally associated with a residential use shall not
be parked or stored outdoors on a residential property. On a nonresidential
property, such vehicles or equipment shall not be parked or stored outdoors,
except in areas identified on an approved site plan for the purpose of heavy
vehicle parking or an Outdoor Storage land use. Such vehicles or equipment
include but are not limited to:
(a) Construction equipment such as bulldozers,backhoes, skid steers, and fork
lifts
(b) Dump and stake body style trucks
(c) Cube type vans and trucks
(d) Landscaping business equipment such as tractors,tree spades, graders, and
scrapers
(e) Semi-trailers and tractors
(f) Concession,vending, and catering trailers
(g) Commercial/industrial equipment trailers and lifts
(h) Tow trucks, wreckers, or car carriers except for 1 light-duty tow truck (not
a roll back, flat bed, or carrier type) with a gross vehicle weight not
exceeding 12,000 pounds may be parked on a residential lot when on call,
operating under the rotating call list established and kept by the City of
Oshkosh Police Department or Winnebago County
30-190 (E M P. 359
(d) The maximum fixture mounting height by zoning district shall be:
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(i) 16 feet in the SR-2,SR-3, SR-5,SR-9,DR-6, and TR-10 zoning districts
(ii) 20 feet in the MR-12,MR-20,MR-36,MH-9,I, NMU,SMU,UMU, RMU
and CMU zoning districts[revised 41241181
30-192 (F) P. 367
(1) Maximum Height. The maximum height of any fence panel,landscape wall,or
decorative post shall be the following:
(a) In the SR-2, SR-3, SR-5, SR-9, DR-6,TR-10,MR-12,MR-20,MR-36,MH-9,I,
and NMU zoning districts:
(i) 4 feet when located within the required or provided front yard or
street yard,whichever is closer to the street.
(ii) 6 feet within the side yard or rear yard, but not in the required front
yard or beyond the front fagade of the principal building.
(iii) 6 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the
fence has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what
would be required for new construction of a principal structure
based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
(vi) Where permitted, barb wire fencing or similar security fencing on
top of fences shall not extend higher than 3 feet beyond the top of
the fence.
(b) In the RMU zoning district:
(i) 4 feet when located within the required or provided waterfront yard
or street yard, whichever is closer to the water or street, as
appropriate.
(ii) 6 feet within the side yard.
(iii) 6 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the
fence has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what
would be required for new construction of a principal structure
based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
(c) In the RH-35, SMU,UMU, CMU, BP, UI, and HI zoning districts:
(i) 4 feet when located within the required or provided front yard or
street yard,whichever is closer to the street.
(ii) 8 feet within the side yard or rear yard,but not in the required front
yard or beyond the front fagade of the principal building.
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(iii) 8 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the
fence has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what
would be required for new construction of a principal structure
based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
30-241 (D) P. 379
(6) Fagades.
(a) Changes and additions that create blank walls on any front or street side
fagade are not permitted
(c) A street side eF fiff:s tz'29-€eet A--f UL e fagade
must have a minimum of 15 percent of its wall space
devoted to window or door openings.
30-241 (E) P. 381
(7) Fagades. Designs that result in blank walls on any front or street side fagade,are
not permitted and shall meet the regulations for existing buildings as outlined
in Subsection(D)(6) above.
(a)The requirement that t4e +n4+ ne+ f4st -20 feet e the street side fagade
have a minimum of 15 percent
of its wall space devoted to window or door openings shall not apply if
said wall area is part of an attached garage.
30-242 P. 386-387
Standing seam metal roofs in residential districts shall meet the following
conditions along with any additional conditions as deemed appropriate by the
Director of Community Development or designee. No standing seam metal roofs
will be permitted on contributing structures in historic districts, unless such
structures historically had comparable standing seam metal roofs. [Created 41111171
(1) The standing seam metal roofing material shall have a low-reflectance finish so
as to minimize the amount of light reflected into the sky and windows of
adjacent properties. The maximum permitted Light Reflectance Value (LRV)
is 35% for metal roofs. Standing seam roofing shall be painted. Galvanized
roofs shall not be permitted.
(2) Any paint applied to the metal roof panels must be applied to such panels at
the factory using materials and a baking or other process that prevents the
paint from cracking or chipping though normal wear and tear of a residential
roof. Field applied painting of standing seam metal roofs is prohibited. The
roof shall not have exposed unfinished metal edges. Standing seam roofs shall
be complimentary to the house color and limited in color to greys,browns,dark
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green or a pale green simulating a copper patina color. Any ice and snow block
or shield must match the color of the roof on which it is installed or be
complimentary to the color of the roof.
(3) The standing seam metal roofing shall have a minimum thickness of 24-gauge
so as to minimize the potential for wind and hail damage.
(4) Seam profiles in standing seam roofs for residential properties shall be no
greater than 1" for roofs with pitches higher than 4:12, no greater than 1.5" for
roofs with pitches between 2:12 and 4:12, and no greater than 3" for pitches less
than 2:12.
(5) Standing seam metal roofing shall be installed per approved manufacturer's
details and instructions.
(6) Standing seam metal roofing shall include at least the minimum underlayment
required per the manufacturer's specifications or a minimum of 7/16" OSB
underlayment if no minimum is specified by the manufacturer.
(7) Exposed fasteners or standing seam roof designs that employ exposed metal
fasteners are prohibited. Ice and snow blocks or shields must also employ
concealed fasteners.
(8) Standing seam metal roofing shall meet all applicable building codes.
(9) Standing seam metal roofs installed on existing residential construction shall
not be constructed over existing roofing materials. Tear offs shall be complete
to the roof sheathing.
(10)Tin roofs and corrugated metal roofs are prohibited.
(11) Standing seam metal roofing shall be maintained in a rust-free state for the duration
of the roof's lifespan.
30-253 (B)(4) P. 410
(e) One shade tree or tall deciduous tree shall be provided for every island
and for every 40 linear feet of continuous landscape strip. Medium or low
trees (evergreen or deciduous)may be used to supplement deciduous
shade trees in locations that may not support healthy shade tree or tall
deciduous tree growth. This determination shall be made by the Director
of Community Development,or designee. For double-row parking, 2
medium trees or 1 tall deciduous trees shall be required for each
island.
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30-271 (B) P. 444&479
(2)(a) Dual Post Sign. A sign mounted on a post or posts, with a bracket arm
extending outward to support a hanging sign, with the sign attached
directly to the side of the post,or with the sign mounted between two posts.
(i) Permitted sign lighting: external, internal character/cabinet,and
backlit
(ii) This Sign Type is also available to Townhouse, Multiplex, and
Apartment residential uses identified in Sections 30-75(E) through
(G)
(3)(e) Wall Sign. A sign that is mounted directly on, and parallel to, a building
fagade or other exterior,vertical building surface. A Wall Sign also includes
a sign located on the interior of a building that is intended to be viewed
from beyond the boundaries of the site, not to be confused with a Window
Sign.
(i) Wall Signs shall not project more than 18 inches horizontally beyond the
edge of any wall or other surface to which they are mounted.
(ii) The top of the sign shall not extend above the top edge of the vertical
wall or above the lowest edge of a roof line of the portion of the
building to which it is mounted.
(iii) Wall Signs shall be mounted so that they do not obscure the
architecture features, windows, or doors of a building.
(iv) Permitted sign lighting: external, internal character/cabinet, and
backlit
(v) This Sign Type is also available to Townhouse, Multiplex, and
Apartment residential uses identified in Sections 30-75(E) through
(G)
30-271 (D)(2) P.458-459
(b) Building Management Identification Sign. A type of Identification& Safety
Sign indicating the name, phone number, web address, and/or address
of the property owner, tenant and/or manager of the property.
(i) Building Management Identification Signs shall be 'ee
mounted only on a street facing fagade of the
principal structure and not on any accessory structures.
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(ii) Building Management Identification signs shall not be mounted to
any part of any porch railing, rim joists, the exterior of any window
or shutter, on latticework, roof support posts, or any feature where
signage is prohibited as listed in Section 30-294.
(iii) Building Management Identification signs shall be mounted within
five (5) feet of the primary entrance, on the fagade wall, and no part
of any building management identification sign shall be located
above the top of the entry door itself. This includes scenarios where
the door has a transom window above.
(iv) In situations where the property configuration prevents the
placement of a building management identification sign in an
approved location adjacent to the primary entrance, the property
owner may file for a design standards variance for alternative sign
placement through the Plan Commission following the variance
process outlined in Section 30-411. In considering variance requests,
staff and the Plan Commission shall examine the front fagade of the
principal structure and determine whether compliant sign placement
area exists.
(v) Permitted sign lighting: None
(vi) Building Management Identification Signs shall be fabricated of sign-
grade wood or metal with a minimum thickness of 0.04 inches and
shall be manufactured to a professional standard of construction,
finish, and graphics and shall not be hand painted in a nonprofessional
or amateur manner.
30-271 (E) p. 461
(1) Rules for all Yard Signs.
(a) Yard Signs are available to all land uses.
(b) Yard Signs may displayed for a maximum of 180 days per calendar year.
(i) Additional time may be granted through Conditional Use Permit
approval.
30-282 P. 468
(A) In order to accommodate increased signage needs for multi-tenant buildings and
larger developments, Group Developments and Large Developments, defined
under Section 30-2,29171, shall be permitted an increase in total permitted sign area
and height.
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30-290b p. 473-474
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Zonis Districts
RH I SF I MF I INS' I NMU I SMU I UMU I CMU I RMU I BP I UI I HI
Permanent Business Sign Groap
Freestanding Sign Category (includes Dual Fort,Monument,and Pylon Sign Types)
1 square foot of sign area per 1 linear foot of public right-of-way frontage;
Sign Area Calculation or at least 50 s are feet per lot'
Maximum Area of all 50 15 25 100/ 25/ 100/ 100/ 100 sq 100 sq 100/ 100/ 100/
Freestanding Signs(per side) sq ft sq ft sq ft 2005 501 200/ 200/ ft ft 2003 200/ 200/
4007 400 4-00" 4007
Maximum Height- loft 5ft 5ft 15ft 10ft 15ft 15ft 15ft 15ft 15ft 20ft loft
Dual Past or Monument Signs
Maximum Height-Pylon 30 ft --- 30 30 ft --- --- 30 ft 30 ft 30 ft
Sigma& -- - - 3511
Number per Lot 1 per public right-of-w-ay frontage
On-Building Sign Category(includes Awning/Canopy,Marquee,Projecting,Suspended,Wall,and Window Sign
Maximum Area per Building 1 square foot per linear foot of building frontage.'
Fagade(except Window Not to exceed 30%of wall area per building facade(or 15%in SF zoning districts).
Window Signs Not to exceed 33%of the individual glass area contained within a mullion or frame.
Daily Notice Sign Category-One Daily Notice Sign is permitted per business with public right-of-way frontage.
Bulletin Board Sign Maximum Area:8 sq A _Maximum Area:16 sq ft
Maximum Height:8 ft Maximum Height:10 ft
Drive-Through 5ign1° Maximum Area:24 sq ft Maximum Height:8 ft
Sandwich Board Sign Maximum Area:6 sgft Maximum Height:4 ft Maximum Width:3 ft
Menu Board Sign Maximum Area:S sq ft Maximum height:8 A
Electronic Message Boards(in addition to maximum permitted signage area)' -One electronic message board is
permitted per lot in MF,INS,SMU,UMU,CMU,RMU,BP,UI and HI districts.fReaised4124118h
Maximum Area(per side) - 59 100 sq --- 100 50 -- - 100 50 50
sit ft sq ft sq ft sq ft sq ft sq ft
9. In the SMU district,each tenant with
exterior frontage is allowed a minimum of 50 square feet for on-building signage regardless of
the length of building frontage. There is no limit to the number of on-building signs per lot or
per building. Multi-family residential districts are limited to 25 sq ft of on-building signage per
building facade.
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30-290c p. 475
All Zoning Districts
Maxims Maximum
Quantity m Height
Temporary Business Sign Group (Select 1 sign per Category)
Temporary Board&Banner Sign Category
Board Sign 1 Board Sign or 1 Banner Sign per lot or 32 ft 8 ft
Banner Sin 1 Waving Sign per 32 s ft 8 ft
Waving Sign ling street frontage 32 soft 20 ft
Temporary Development Sign Category
Active Building Board Sign 1 Active Building Board Sign or 32 aqft 8 ft
Active Plat Board Sign Active Plat Board Sign per lost' 32 aqft 8 ft
Permanent AEscellaneous Sign Group
Identification&Safety Sign Category
Address Sign 1 per address 4 s€q loft
Building Management
Identification Sign 1 per building l 1 height of
,sift primary-entrance
As needed for public safety and On-Site Warning Sign 8 ft
welfare
ft
2 per each vehicular
On-Site Directional Sign entrance;`exit and 1 per distinct 8§q 63
parking area ft ft
Optional Miscellaneous Sign Category
Metal Plaque Sign Up to 3 per designated historic 6 8 ft
property,site,or district
1 per Plat area or neighborhood
Neighborhood Sign 100 s ft 8 ft
recognized by the City Council
Institutional Information 1 per street frontage with
ft
Sign Institutional zoning 1C10 10 Yard Signs Group (Select 1 Yard Sin)
Stake Sign 316/32 sgfti 4f8 LV
1 Stake Sign,Frame Sign,or
Frame Sign Arm&Post Yard Sign per lot' 3/6/32 sq Le 4/8 LV
Arm&Post Yard Sian 6}9/32 ft' 6/12 ft'
30-344 p. 492
(B) Powers. The Board of Appeals shall have the powers established in Wis. Stat.
59 4 62.23(7). Examples of such powers include:
30-381 (H) P. 504
(3) If the Common Council wishes to make significant changes in the proposed
amendment to the Official Zoning Map, the procedure set forth in Section
62.23(7)(d) of the Wisconsin Statutes shall be followed prior to Common
Council action. Any action to amend the Official Zoning Map requires a
majority vote of the Common Council,
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-f ^ii v,, ,-A19P-,,-S -f t--LP- r,,,,,,,,,,,r r,,,,,r,,;i The Common Council's approval
of the requested amendment shall be considered the approval of a unique
request, and shall not be construed as precedent for any other proposed
amendment.
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30-80 (Industrial Land Uses) p. 161
(D) Manufacturing Retailer: A food sales and service establishment where food or
beverage products are produced in a limited quantity (not industrial
manufacturing) sufficient to support on-site sales as a primary or accessory portion
of the on-site business. Examples include confectioners, bakeries, and brew pubs
30-52 (SMU) P. 74
(B) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and
requirements for each of the following land uses.
(1) Single Family Living Arrangement
(2) Roommate Residential Living Arrangement
(3) Outdoor Open Space Institutional
(4) Passive Outdoor Recreation
(5) Active Outdoor Recreation
(6) Essential Services
(7) Community Living Arrangement (1-8 residents) meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(G)
(8) Office
(9) Personal or Professional Service
(10) Indoor Sales or Service
(11) Artisan Production Shop
(12) Physical Activity Studio
(13) Commercial Kitchen
(14) Restaurants,Taverns, and Indoor Commercial Entertainment
(15) Drive-Through and In-Vehicle Sales or Service
(16) Group Daycare Center
(17) Commercial Indoor Lodging
(18) Indoor Maintenance Service
(19) Vehicle Sales
(20) Apartments with Limited Commercial
(21) Mixed Use Building
(22) Live/Work Unit
(23) Outdoor Commercial Entertainment[Created 41241181
(24) Manufacturing Retail
30-61 (UI) P. 99
(B) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and
requirements for each of the following land uses.
(1) Outdoor Open Space Institutional
(2) Passive Outdoor Recreation
(3) Essential Services
(4) Office
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(5) Personal or Professional Service
(6) Artisan Production Shop
(7) Commercial Kitchen
(8) Indoor Maintenance Service
(9) Vehicle Sales
(10) Vehicle Service and Repair
(11) Light Industrial
(12) Indoor Storage and Wholesaling
(13) Personal Storage Facility
(14) Manufacturing Retail
30-62 (HI) P. 102
(B) Principal Uses Permitted by Right. Refer to Article III for detailed definitions and
requirements for each of the following land uses.
(1) Outdoor Open Space Institutional
(2) Passive Outdoor Recreation
(3) Essential Services
(4) Office
(5) Personal or Professional Service
(6) Artisan Production Shop
(7) Commercial Kitchen
(8) Indoor Maintenance Service
(9) Outdoor Maintenance Service
(10) Vehicle Service and Repair
(11) Light Industrial
(12) Heavy Industrial
(13) Indoor Storage and Wholesaling
(14) Distribution Center
(15) Manufacturing Retail
30-53 (UMU) P. 79
(C) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed
definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. [Revised 41241181
(1) Apartment(13+units per building)
(2) Cultivation
(3) Community Garden
(4) Market Garden
(5) Community Living Arrangement(9-15 residents)meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(H)
(6) Community Living Arrangement (16+ residents) meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(I)
(7) Outdoor Commercial Entertainment
(8) Commercial Animal Boarding/Daycare Page 8
(9) Water-Related Recreation
(10) Intensive Outdoor Activity
(11) Indoor Food Production or Production Greenhouse
(12) Transit Center
(13) Off-Site Structured Parking
(14) Communication Tower
(15) Large Wind Energy System
(16) Manufacturing Retail
30-54 (CMU) P. 82-83
(C) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed
definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. [Revised
41241181
(1) Townhouse (3-8 units per building)
(2) Multiplex(3-8 units per building)
(3) Apartment(3+units per building
(4) Boarding House Living Arrangement
(5) Cultivation
(6) Community Garden
(7) Market Garden
(8) Community Living Arrangement(9-15 residents)meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(H)
(9) Community Living Arrangement(16+residents)meeting the requirements of
Section 30-77(I)
(10) Drive-Through and In-Vehicle Sales or Service
(11) Commercial Animal Boarding/Daycare
(12) Water-Related Recreation
(13) Intensive Outdoor Activity
(14) Transit Center
(15) Off-Site Parking Lot
(16) Off-Site Structured Parking
(17) Communication Tower
(18) Large Wind Energy System
(19) Manufacturing Retail
30-55 (RMU) P. 86-87
(C) Principal Uses Permitted as Conditional Use. Refer to Article III for detailed
definitions and requirements for each of the following land uses. [Revised 41241181
(1) Townhouse(3-8 units per building)
(2) Multiplex(3-8 units per building)
(3) Apartment(3+units per building)
(4) Cultivation
(5) Community Garden
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(6) Active Outdoor Recreation
(7) Outdoor Commercial Entertainment
(8) Drive-Through and In-Vehicle Sales or Service
(9) Group Daycare Center (10)
Water-Related Recreation(11)
Intensive Outdoor Activity(12)
Transit Center
(13) Off-Site Parking Lot
(14) Off-Site Structured Parking
(15) Communication Tower
(16) Large Wind Energy System
(17) Manufacturing Retail
30-74 p. 114
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30-86 (E) P. 176
(1) The Home Occupation shall be conducted only within the enclosed area of the
dwelling unit of gar-age.
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30-114 (E) P. 200
(1) Open fire escapes,fireproof outside stairways, egress windows, and balconies
opening upon fire towers may project into a side yard not more than 3 1/2 feet
when so placed as not to obstruct light and ventilation.
30-172 (N) P. 326-328
(2)(c) Attached Garages. Driveways leading to attached garages shall meet
the side setbacks for p.Fiffeipal accessory structures established in Article II
or shall meet the side setback of the existing attached garage.On corner lots,
driveways leading to attached garages shall meet the rear setbacks for
principal structures established in Article II or shall meet the rear setback
of the existing attached garage. Driveways leading to side-loaded
attached garages shall meet the rear setbacks for accessory structures
established in Article II.
(3) Driveway Width.
(a) Driveways shall be a minimum width of 8 feet. Driveways leading to
garages are limited to a maximum width of-4 36 feet at the lot line,but may
increase to the width of the garage and may extend toward the nearest side
lot line to the side setback for accessory structures established in Article II,
not to exceed 12 feet beyond the width of the garage.
(b) Where the width of the driveway at toe aaraae exceeds the
width of the garage, the driveway shall be tapered
between the gauge widest point of the driveway or the edge of the
uncovered space alongside the garage and the lot line starting a minimum
of 5 feet inside the parcel. See Figure 30-172b. When leading to a legal
uncovered space next to the garage, the driveway width shall be the least
possible needed and shall not exceed -24 36 feet in width or width of the
garage at the property line.
(c) Driveways for two family uses with adjacent garages are limited to the -24
36 feet maximum width or width of the garage at the property line. Each
individual driveway must be separated by a minimum of a 4-foot green area
extending the full length from the property line to the garage/uncovered
parking space. See Figure 30-172c.
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(3) Vehicles or equipment not normally associated with a residential use shall not
be parked or stored outdoors on a residential property. On a nonresidential
property, such vehicles or equipment shall not be parked or stored outdoors,
except in areas identified on an approved site plan for the purpose of heavy
vehicle parking or an Outdoor Storage land use. Such vehicles or equipment
include but are not limited to:
(a) Construction equipment such as bulldozers,backhoes, skid steers, and fork
lifts
(b) Dump and stake body style trucks
(c) Cube type vans and trucks
(d) Landscaping business equipment such as tractors,tree spades, graders, and
scrapers
(e) Semi-trailers and tractors
(f) Concession,vending, and catering trailers
(g) Commercial/industrial equipment trailers and lifts
(h) Tow trucks, wreckers, or car carriers except for 1 light-duty tow truck (not
a roll back, flat bed, or carrier type) with a gross vehicle weight not
exceeding 12,000 pounds may be parked on a residential lot when on call,
operating under the rotating call list established and kept by the City of
Oshkosh Police Department or Winnebago County
30-190 (E M P. 359
(d) The maximum fixture mounting height by zoning district shall be:
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(i) 16 feet in the SR-2,SR-3, SR-5,SR-9,DR-6, and TR-10 zoning districts
(ii) 20 feet in the MR-12,MR-20,MR-36,MH-9,I, NMU,SMU,UMU, RMU
and CMU zoning districts[revised 41241181
30-192 (F) P. 367
(1) Maximum Height. The maximum height of any fence panel,landscape wall,or
decorative post shall be the following:
(a) In the SR-2, SR-3, SR-5, SR-9, DR-6,TR-10,MR-12,MR-20,MR-36,MH-9,I,
and NMU zoning districts:
(i) 4 feet when located within the required or provided front yard or
street yard,whichever is closer to the street.
(ii) 6 feet within the side yard or rear yard, but not in the required front
yard or beyond the front fagade of the principal building.
(iii) 6 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the
fence has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what
would be required for new construction of a principal structure
based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
(vi) Where permitted, barb wire fencing or similar security fencing on
top of fences shall not extend higher than 3 feet beyond the top of
the fence.
(b) In the RMU zoning district:
(i) 4 feet when located within the required or provided waterfront yard
or street yard, whichever is closer to the water or street, as
appropriate.
(ii) 6 feet within the side yard.
(iii) 6 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the
fence has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what
would be required for new construction of a principal structure
based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
(c) In the RH-35, SMU,UMU, CMU, BP, UI, and HI zoning districts:
(i) 4 feet when located within the required or provided front yard or
street yard,whichever is closer to the street.
(ii) 8 feet within the side yard or rear yard,but not in the required front
yard or beyond the front fagade of the principal building.
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(iii) 8 feet in the front yard on the long side of corner lots provided the
fence has a setback equal to that of the principal structure, or what
would be required for new construction of a principal structure
based on the lot dimensions, whichever is greater.
30-241 (D) P. 379
(6) Fagades.
(a) Changes and additions that create blank walls on any front or street side
fagade are not permitted
(c) A street side eF fiff:s tz'29-€eet A--f UL e fagade
must have a minimum of 15 percent of its wall space
devoted to window or door openings.
30-241 (E) P. 381
(7) Fagades. Designs that result in blank walls on any front or street side fagade,are
not permitted and shall meet the regulations for existing buildings as outlined
in Subsection(D)(6) above.
(a)The requirement that t4e +n4+ ne+ f4st -20 feet e the street side fagade
have a minimum of 15 percent
of its wall space devoted to window or door openings shall not apply if
said wall area is part of an attached garage.
30-242 P. 386-387
Standing seam metal roofs in residential districts shall meet the following
conditions along with any additional conditions as deemed appropriate by the
Director of Community Development or designee. No standing seam metal roofs
will be permitted on contributing structures in historic districts, unless such
structures historically had comparable standing seam metal roofs. [Created 41111171
(1) The standing seam metal roofing material shall have a low-reflectance finish so
as to minimize the amount of light reflected into the sky and windows of
adjacent properties. The maximum permitted Light Reflectance Value (LRV)
is 35% for metal roofs. Standing seam roofing shall be painted. Galvanized
roofs shall not be permitted.
(2) Any paint applied to the metal roof panels must be applied to such panels at
the factory using materials and a baking or other process that prevents the
paint from cracking or chipping though normal wear and tear of a residential
roof. Field applied painting of standing seam metal roofs is prohibited. The
roof shall not have exposed unfinished metal edges. Standing seam roofs shall
be complimentary to the house color and limited in color to greys,browns,dark
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green or a pale green simulating a copper patina color. Any ice and snow block
or shield must match the color of the roof on which it is installed or be
complimentary to the color of the roof.
(3) The standing seam metal roofing shall have a minimum thickness of 24-gauge
so as to minimize the potential for wind and hail damage.
(4) Seam profiles in standing seam roofs for residential properties shall be no
greater than 1" for roofs with pitches higher than 4:12, no greater than 1.5" for
roofs with pitches between 2:12 and 4:12, and no greater than 3" for pitches less
than 2:12.
(5) Standing seam metal roofing shall be installed per approved manufacturer's
details and instructions.
(6) Standing seam metal roofing shall include at least the minimum underlayment
required per the manufacturer's specifications or a minimum of 7/16" OSB
underlayment if no minimum is specified by the manufacturer.
(7) Exposed fasteners or standing seam roof designs that employ exposed metal
fasteners are prohibited. Ice and snow blocks or shields must also employ
concealed fasteners.
(8) Standing seam metal roofing shall meet all applicable building codes.
(9) Standing seam metal roofs installed on existing residential construction shall
not be constructed over existing roofing materials. Tear offs shall be complete
to the roof sheathing.
(10)Tin roofs and corrugated metal roofs are prohibited.
(11) Standing seam metal roofing shall be maintained in a rust-free state for the duration
of the roof's lifespan.
30-253 (B)(4) P. 410
(e) One shade tree or tall deciduous tree shall be provided for every island
and for every 40 linear feet of continuous landscape strip. Medium or low
trees (evergreen or deciduous)may be used to supplement deciduous
shade trees in locations that may not support healthy shade tree or tall
deciduous tree growth. This determination shall be made by the Director
of Community Development,or designee. For double-row parking, 2
medium trees or 1 tall deciduous trees shall be required for each
island.
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30-271 (B) P. 444&479
(2)(a) Dual Post Sign. A sign mounted on a post or posts, with a bracket arm
extending outward to support a hanging sign, with the sign attached
directly to the side of the post,or with the sign mounted between two posts.
(i) Permitted sign lighting: external, internal character/cabinet,and
backlit
(ii) This Sign Type is also available to Townhouse, Multiplex, and
Apartment residential uses identified in Sections 30-75(E) through
(G)
(3)(e) Wall Sign. A sign that is mounted directly on, and parallel to, a building
fagade or other exterior,vertical building surface. A Wall Sign also includes
a sign located on the interior of a building that is intended to be viewed
from beyond the boundaries of the site, not to be confused with a Window
Sign.
(i) Wall Signs shall not project more than 18 inches horizontally beyond the
edge of any wall or other surface to which they are mounted.
(ii) The top of the sign shall not extend above the top edge of the vertical
wall or above the lowest edge of a roof line of the portion of the
building to which it is mounted.
(iii) Wall Signs shall be mounted so that they do not obscure the
architecture features, windows, or doors of a building.
(iv) Permitted sign lighting: external, internal character/cabinet, and
backlit
(v) This Sign Type is also available to Townhouse, Multiplex, and
Apartment residential uses identified in Sections 30-75(E) through
(G)
30-271 (D)(2) P.458-459
(b) Building Management Identification Sign. A type of Identification& Safety
Sign indicating the name, phone number, web address, and/or address
of the property owner, tenant and/or manager of the property.
(i) Building Management Identification Signs shall be 'ee
mounted only on a street facing fagade of the
principal structure and not on any accessory structures.
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(ii) Building Management Identification signs shall not be mounted to
any part of any porch railing, rim joists, the exterior of any window
or shutter, on latticework, roof support posts, or any feature where
signage is prohibited as listed in Section 30-294.
(iii) Building Management Identification signs shall be mounted within
five (5) feet of the primary entrance, on the fagade wall, and no part
of any building management identification sign shall be located
above the top of the entry door itself. This includes scenarios where
the door has a transom window above.
(iv) In situations where the property configuration prevents the
placement of a building management identification sign in an
approved location adjacent to the primary entrance, the property
owner may file for a design standards variance for alternative sign
placement through the Plan Commission following the variance
process outlined in Section 30-411. In considering variance requests,
staff and the Plan Commission shall examine the front fagade of the
principal structure and determine whether compliant sign placement
area exists.
(v) Permitted sign lighting: None
(vi) Building Management Identification Signs shall be fabricated of sign-
grade wood or metal with a minimum thickness of 0.04 inches and
shall be manufactured to a professional standard of construction,
finish, and graphics and shall not be hand painted in a nonprofessional
or amateur manner.
30-271 (E) p. 461
(1) Rules for all Yard Signs.
(a) Yard Signs are available to all land uses.
(b) Yard Signs may displayed for a maximum of 180 days per calendar year.
(i) Additional time may be granted through Conditional Use Permit
approval.
30-282 P. 468
(A) In order to accommodate increased signage needs for multi-tenant buildings and
larger developments, Group Developments and Large Developments, defined
under Section 30-2,29171, shall be permitted an increase in total permitted sign area
and height.
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30-290b p. 473-474
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Zonis Districts
RH I SF I MF I INS' I NMU I SMU I UMU I CMU I RMU I BP I UI I HI
Permanent Business Sign Groap
Freestanding Sign Category (includes Dual Fort,Monument,and Pylon Sign Types)
1 square foot of sign area per 1 linear foot of public right-of-way frontage;
Sign Area Calculation or at least 50 s are feet per lot'
Maximum Area of all 50 15 25 100/ 25/ 100/ 100/ 100 sq 100 sq 100/ 100/ 100/
Freestanding Signs(per side) sq ft sq ft sq ft 2005 501 200/ 200/ ft ft 2003 200/ 200/
4007 400 4-00" 4007
Maximum Height- loft 5ft 5ft 15ft 10ft 15ft 15ft 15ft 15ft 15ft 20ft loft
Dual Past or Monument Signs
Maximum Height-Pylon 30 ft --- 30 30 ft --- --- 30 ft 30 ft 30 ft
Sigma& -- - - 3511
Number per Lot 1 per public right-of-w-ay frontage
On-Building Sign Category(includes Awning/Canopy,Marquee,Projecting,Suspended,Wall,and Window Sign
Maximum Area per Building 1 square foot per linear foot of building frontage.'
Fagade(except Window Not to exceed 30%of wall area per building facade(or 15%in SF zoning districts).
Window Signs Not to exceed 33%of the individual glass area contained within a mullion or frame.
Daily Notice Sign Category-One Daily Notice Sign is permitted per business with public right-of-way frontage.
Bulletin Board Sign Maximum Area:8 sq A _Maximum Area:16 sq ft
Maximum Height:8 ft Maximum Height:10 ft
Drive-Through 5ign1° Maximum Area:24 sq ft Maximum Height:8 ft
Sandwich Board Sign Maximum Area:6 sgft Maximum Height:4 ft Maximum Width:3 ft
Menu Board Sign Maximum Area:S sq ft Maximum height:8 A
Electronic Message Boards(in addition to maximum permitted signage area)' -One electronic message board is
permitted per lot in MF,INS,SMU,UMU,CMU,RMU,BP,UI and HI districts.fReaised4124118h
Maximum Area(per side) - 59 100 sq --- 100 50 -- - 100 50 50
sit ft sq ft sq ft sq ft sq ft sq ft
9. In the SMU district,each tenant with
exterior frontage is allowed a minimum of 50 square feet for on-building signage regardless of
the length of building frontage. There is no limit to the number of on-building signs per lot or
per building. Multi-family residential districts are limited to 25 sq ft of on-building signage per
building facade.
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30-290c p. 475
All Zoning Districts
Maxims Maximum
Quantity m Height
Temporary Business Sign Group (Select 1 sign per Category)
Temporary Board&Banner Sign Category
Board Sign 1 Board Sign or 1 Banner Sign per lot or 32 ft 8 ft
Banner Sin 1 Waving Sign per 32 s ft 8 ft
Waving Sign ling street frontage 32 soft 20 ft
Temporary Development Sign Category
Active Building Board Sign 1 Active Building Board Sign or 32 aqft 8 ft
Active Plat Board Sign Active Plat Board Sign per lost' 32 aqft 8 ft
Permanent AEscellaneous Sign Group
Identification&Safety Sign Category
Address Sign 1 per address 4 s€q loft
Building Management
Identification Sign 1 per building l 1 height of
,sift primary-entrance
As needed for public safety and On-Site Warning Sign 8 ft
welfare
ft
2 per each vehicular
On-Site Directional Sign entrance;`exit and 1 per distinct 8§q 63
parking area ft ft
Optional Miscellaneous Sign Category
Metal Plaque Sign Up to 3 per designated historic 6 8 ft
property,site,or district
1 per Plat area or neighborhood
Neighborhood Sign 100 s ft 8 ft
recognized by the City Council
Institutional Information 1 per street frontage with
ft
Sign Institutional zoning 1C10 10 Yard Signs Group (Select 1 Yard Sin)
Stake Sign 316/32 sgfti 4f8 LV
1 Stake Sign,Frame Sign,or
Frame Sign Arm&Post Yard Sign per lot' 3/6/32 sq Le 4/8 LV
Arm&Post Yard Sian 6}9/32 ft' 6/12 ft'
30-344 p. 492
(B) Powers. The Board of Appeals shall have the powers established in Wis. Stat.
59 4 62.23(7). Examples of such powers include:
30-381 (H) P. 504
(3) If the Common Council wishes to make significant changes in the proposed
amendment to the Official Zoning Map, the procedure set forth in Section
62.23(7)(d) of the Wisconsin Statutes shall be followed prior to Common
Council action. Any action to amend the Official Zoning Map requires a
majority vote of the Common Council,
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-f ^ii v,, ,-A19P-,,-S -f t--LP- r,,,,,,,,,,,r r,,,,,r,,;i The Common Council's approval
of the requested amendment shall be considered the approval of a unique
request, and shall not be construed as precedent for any other proposed
amendment.
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