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<br /> intended to be used in connection therewith or are (40a) Native wildlife rehabilitator. A person who
<br /> required by the ordinance. A zoning lot may or has permits from the United States Department of
<br /> may not coincide with a lot of record. Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service and/or the
<br /> (36g) Majority means more than one half of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to
<br /> pertinent total. rehabilitate injured or sick native wildlife as defined
<br /> (36h) Marina means a shoreside facility that in the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
<br /> provides accommodation and service for boating (40d) Occupiable floor area, when used as a basis �+
<br /> and may include, but is not limited to, docks; boat of measurement for off-street parking spaces for any
<br /> slips; inside or outside storage of boats, boat use, shall be the sum of the areas of the several
<br /> trailers, storage cradles and other related marina floors of the buildings designed or intended to be
<br /> items; sale of boats, boating equipment, fuel and used for service to the public as customers, patrons,
<br /> supplies. Docks or boat slips by themselves do not clients, patients or members, including those areas
<br /> constitute a marina use. occupied by fixtures and equipment used for the
<br /> (36m) Mineral extraction. Quarrying or excavation sale of merchandise, or in the case of office use
<br /> of sand, gravel, limestone, earth, soil or other those areas occupied or used by employees.
<br /> mineral resources. This definition includes.(when Occupiable floor area shall not include areas used
<br /> done in connection with mineral extraction) principally for non-public purposes such as
<br /> accessory uses such as washing, crushing and other restrooms, locker rooms, storage, utilities and areas
<br /> processing of the materials, the erection of behind counters.
<br /> structures and the installation or storage, or both, of (41) Nonconforming use. A lawful use that
<br /> the necessary machinery and equipment used in the existed prior to adoption of an ordinance which
<br /> mineral extraction operation. Production.of asphalt restricted or prohibits said use. [See section 10.21] •
<br /> or concrete is not to be considered part of a mineral (42) Nursing home. A home for the aged,
<br /> extraction operation. chronically ill or incurable person in which three
<br /> (a) The following uses are not part of a mineral (3) or more persons not of the immediate family are
<br /> extraction operation: site preparation for residential received, kept or provided with food and shelter or
<br /> or commercial plats, construction or landscaping care for compensation; but not including hospitals,
<br /> projects, soil conservation practices, stream, lake or clinics or similar institutions devoted primarily to
<br /> shoreline protection, agricultural land leveling the diagnosis and treatment of the sick or injured.
<br /> projects if materials are not removed from the (43) Park, amusement. An area, publicly or
<br /> property and similar uses. privately owned, containing amusement and
<br /> (36r) Mini-warehouse is a storage building recreational facilities and devices, whether operated
<br /> comprised of separate compartments each of which for profit or not.
<br /> is intended for sep?rate rental and each of which (44) Park, public. An area owned by the county
<br /> has its own separate access. or.a municipality within the county, operated for
<br /> (37) Minor repairs to motor vehicles. Replacing the convenience and recreation of the public, and
<br /> or repairing of electrical components, installation, containing such facilities as the owning
<br /> alignment or repair of tires, changing or replacing municipality shall see fit.
<br /> coolants and lubricants, cleaning and polishing, and (46) Person. Except where otherwise indicated
<br /> wheel tire balancing. by the context, the word person shall include the
<br /> (38) Mobile homes park. Any plot or plots of plural, or a company, firm, corporation or
<br /> ground upon which two (2) or more units, occupied partnership.
<br /> for dwelling or sleeping purposes are located, (47) Pleasure horses. All horses and ponies
<br /> regardless of whether or not a charge is made for an which are kept or raised for personal use by the
<br /> accommodation. Is subject to the requirements of owner(s) of or persons residing on the property or
<br /> section 66.058 of the Wisconsin Statutes. their guests. The term does not include horses or
<br /> (39) Motel. A building containing sleeping ponies kept or raised for commercial breeding
<br /> rooms for the temporary accommodation of tourists purposes, held for sale as beasts of burden or draft
<br /> and not for permanent occupancy except by the animals, boarded for a fee, or offered to the public
<br /> owner or resident operator. for riding purposes upon payment of a fee.
<br /> (40) Motor vehicle. Cars, trucks, buses, (48) Professional office. A building in which is
<br /> semi-tractors and semi-trailers which may be used provided space for professional offices such as those
<br /> to transport goods, materials,freight or passengers. of doctors, practitioners, dentists, real estate
<br /> brokers, engineers, lawyers, authors, architects,
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