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Chapter 10 (d) Home occupations as defined in s. (q) Sale of agricultural and dairy products not 10.01(25). produced on the premises and incidental sale of pop (e) Accessory buildings. and candy. 1. Accessory buildings include private garages (r) The seasonal storage of recreational and buildings clearly incidental to a permitted use of equipment and motor vehicles owned by private the premises. Such buildings shall not be used for individuals other than those resident on the premises, residential purposes. The building shall not be used this storage to be in existing accessory farm for the storage of goods or merchandise considered to buildings. The storage of a dealer's inventory or the be a dealer's inventory or for storage of machinery or construction of any new buildings for storage shall be equipment used off of the premises for other than considered a commercial use and subject to the agricultural purposes. provisions of this chapter. 2. Accessory buildings may be built on parcels of (s) Retail sales of bridles, saddles, grooming land in the A-2 Agriculture District without the supplies and related items at a horse boarding or necessity of there being a residence on the property. riding stable facility. Said use shall be limited to a (3) Conditional uses permitted in the A-2 maximum of 150 sq. ft.of floor space. Agriculture District. (t) Retail sales of pet food, pet supplies and (a) Mineral extraction operations, asphalt related items at a kennel facility. Said use shall be plants,ready mix concrete plants. limited to a maximum of 100 square feet of floor 1. Applications for mineral extraction operations space. require a description of the operation, a site plan and (u) Training of dogs at a dog kennel or a reclamation plan, as provided for under section training of horses at a horse boarding facility. 10.191. (4) Building height limits. (b) Radio, television transmitting towers, (a) Residential dwellings shall not exceed 2'/z microwave towers, community television antenna stories or 35 feet in height. installations including the buildings or structures (b) Residential accessory buildings shall not necessary for their operation but not including exceed 16 feet in height. buildings for offices,studios or the like. (c) For agricultural accessory buildings there (c) Dumping grounds, sanitary landfill sites, is no limitation on height. demolition material disposal sites and incinerator sites (5) Area, frontage and population density shall also comply with section 60.72 of the Wis. Stats. regulations. and shall meet the minimum standards as adopted by (a) A-2(1)=Minimum 1 acre. the State Department of Natural Resources. A-2(2)=Minimum 2 acres. (d) Cemeteries. A-2(4)=Minimum 4 acres. (e) Airports, landing strips or landing fields A-2(8)=Minimum 8 acres. together with accessory structures. A-2 = Minimum 16 acres. ' (f) Religious uses. (b) Keeping of livestock: (g) Salvage recycling centers. 1. On parcels of less than 2 acres the keeping of (h) Solid waste recycling centers. livestock is not permitted. ` (i) Dependency living arrangements. 2. On parcels of less than 3 acres through 16 (j) Governmental uses. acres livestock shall be limited to 1 animal unit per (k) Native wildlife rehabilitation facilities. each full acre. (1) Parking or storage of not more than two 3. On parcels of more than 16 acres, no limit to trucks, semi-tractors or semi-trailers which have a the number of livestock. gross vehicle weight of over 12,000 lbs. (c) Salvage recycling centers: Minimum area (m) Limited family businesses subject to s. is three acres. 10.192. (d) For residential uses the lot width and area (n) Private schools. shall be the same as for the R-1 Residence District. (o) Kennels, horse boarding stables, riding (e) For other permitted uses,there shall be no stables, hay and sleigh rides, horse shows and similar minimum width or area except for those uses for events. which special setback and sideyard requirements have (p) Unlimited livestock on 3 to 16 acres. been established. Page 23 Revised 4-30-97