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• 10.191(2)(d)3.— 10.193(1) 3. Existing contour lines (not more than 10 [History:cr.,Sub.3 to OA 36, 1987-88,pub.08/02/88;Sub. foot intervals). 3 to OA 36, 1987-88 invalidated by court order; cr. OA 9, 4. Existing natural features including lakes, 1993-94,pub.04/20r94.1 perennial/navigable streams, intermittent 10.192 PROCEDURE AND STANDARDS OF streams, floodplains, wetlands, drainage OPERATION FOR LIMITED FAMILY patterns,and archaeological features. BUSINESS. (1) The purpose and intent of 5. Existing roads, driveways, and utilities. this section is to provide a centralized listing of Show width of all driveway entrances onto public the procedures and standards of operation for and private roadways. limited family businesses which may be 6. All residences within 1,000 feet of the permitted in several districts. property. (2) A conditional use permit for a limited family 7. Specific location of proposed extraction business is designed to accommodate small area,staging area,equipment storage. family businesses without the necessity for 8. Proposed location and surfacing of relocation or rezoning while at the same time driveways. protecting the interests of adjacent property 9. Proposed phasing plan, if any owners. Applicants for this conditional use (recommended for larger sites). permit should recognize that rezoning or 10. Proposed fencing of property, if any, and relocation of the business may be necessary or gating of driveways. may become necessary if the business is 11. Proposed location of stockpiles. expanded. 12. Proposed location and type of screening (3) All employees, except one or one full-time berms and landscaping. equivalent, shall be a member of the family 13. Proposed temporary and permanent residing on the premises. structures, including scales and offices. 14 14. Proposed signage, if any. (4) Using applicable conditional use permit 14 Proposed erosion control plan, drawn to scale by standards, the committee shall determine the a professional engineer, meeting all applicable percentage of the property that may be devoted to the business. state and county requirements. (5) The conditional use permit holder may be (f) A reclamation plan prepared in accordance restricted to a service oriented business and thus with the Wisconsin Administrative Code and the prohibited from manufacturing or assembling Dane County Non-metallic Mining Reclamation products or selling products on the premises or Ordinance. any combination thereof. (3) Excavations below the grade of an abutting public street or highway shall be set (6) The conditional use permit may restrict the back from the street or highway a distance at number and types of machinery and equipment the permit holder may be allowed to bring on the least equal to the distance that is required for premises. buildings or structures under s. 10.17. (4) Topsoil from the area of operation shall be (7) Structures used in the business shall be saved and stored on site for reclamation of the considered to be residential accessory buildings and shall meet all requirements for such area. buildings. The design and size of the structures (5) Reclamation of the area of operations is is subject to conditions set forth in the conditional required as follows: use permit. (a) Final slopes shall not be graded more than (8) The conditional use permit shall 3:1 except in a quarry operation. automatically expire on sale of the property or (b) The area shall be covered with topsoil and the business to an unrelated third party. seeded to prevent erosion. [History:cr.,Sub.3 to OA 36, 1987-88,pub.08/02/88;Sub. (c) The area shall be cleared of all debris and 3 to OA 36, 1987-88 invalidated by court order; cr. OA 9, left in a workmanlike condition subject to the 1993-94, pub. 04/20/94; (2) am., OA 39, 2011-12, pub. approval of Dane County. 07/23/12.) (6) Mineral extraction operations which 10.193 STANDARDS FOR SITING OF ADULT existed prior to 1969 and were registered with BOOK STORE. (1) The County of Dane, and approved by the Dane County Zoning relying upon the experience of other local Administrator shall be considered nonconforming uses in accordance with s. 10.21. governments in this state and throughout the country, finds that adult book stores have an adverse secondary effect on the surrounding Page 10-56 rev.013116