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10.192- 10.194(1) 10.192 PROCEDURE AND STANDARDS OF (2) This ordinance does not regulate the content OPERATION. FOR LIMITED FAMILY BUSINESS. of materials held for sale or rent in adult book (1) The purpose and intent of this section is to stores. provide a centralized listing of the procedures and (3) Adult book stores shall meet all of the standards of operation for limited family businesses following requirements: which may be permitted in several districts. (a) Location of any particular adult book store (2) A conditional use permit for a limited family must be not less than 1,000 feet from any church, business is designed to accommodate small family synagogue, temple, mosque or any other place of businesses without the necessity for relocation or worship, any residentially zoned district, park, rezoning while at the same time protecting the school, playground, day care center, public library interests of adjacent property owners. Applicants and any other adult book store; for this conditional use permit should recognize that (b) Exterior windows shall not be covered or rezoning or relocation of the business may be made opaque in any way; necessary or may become necessary if the business (c) No material referenced in paragraphs (a), is expanded. (b) or (c) of s. 10.01(2m) shall be placed in any (3) All employees, except one or one full-time exterior window, provided that material which is equivalent, shall be a member of the family residing not so referenced may be placed in a window; on the premises. (d) The business may have only one (1) (4) Using applicable conditional use permit nonflashing business sign which sign may only standards, the committee shall determine the indicate the name of the business and identify it as percentage of the property that may be devoted to an adult book store and which shall be not larger the business. than 4 feet by 4 feet; (5) The conditional use permit holder may be (e) A one square foot sign shall be placed on restricted to a service oriented business and thus each public entrance which shall state "Admittance prohibited from manufacturing or assembling to adults only" and may include other pertinent products or selling products on the premises or any business information;and combination thereof. (f) There shall be no doors on any viewing (6) The conditional use permit may restrict the booths and each booth must be lighted by a source number and types of machinery and equipment the emitting at least 10 candlepower at all times. permit holder may be allowed to bring on the (4) Sub. (3)(e) shall not be construed to require a premises. sign or to require any designation of the business as (7) Structures used in the business shall be an adult book store, whether or not a sign is considered to be residential accessory buildings and erected. shall meet all requirements for such buildings. The [History: 10.193 cr.,OA 16,1993-94,pub.12/27/93;(3)(d)am., • design and size of the structures is subject to OA 16, 1996-97, pub. 01/16/97; (3) am., OA 3, 1998-99,pub. conditions set forth in the conditional use permit. 09/24/9e.] (8) The conditional use permit shall 10.194 PROCEDURE AND STANDARDS FOR automatically expire on sale of the property or the THE PLACEMENT, CONSTRUCTION OR business to an unrelated third party. MODIFICATION OF COMMUNICATION [History:cr.,Sub.3 to OA 36, 1987.88,pub.08/02/88;.Sub.3 to OA 36, 1987-88 invalidated by court order,a.OA 9, 1993-94, TOWERS. This section provides the procedures and pub.04/20/94.] standards for issuance of conditional use permits for the placement, construction or modification of 10.193 STANDARDS FOR SITING OF ADULT communication towers as defined in section BOOK STORE. (1) The County of Dane, relying 10.01(78m), upon the experience of other local governments in (1) It is intended that conditional use permits this state and throughout the country, finds that shall be issued under this section to accommodate adult book stores have an adverse secondary effect the expansion of wireless communication on the surrounding community and that regulations technology while minimizing the number of tower are necessary to minimize this secondary effect. sites through the requirement that permitted towers The experience of other cities are summarized in be placed or constructed so that they may be the case of Northend Cinema, Inc. v.Seattle, 585 P. utilized for the collocation of antenna arrays to the - 2d 1153 (1978). • extent technologically and economically feasible. ' Page 10-36 rev. 103198