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10.01(1)—(9)
<br /> (1) Accessory building. A subordinate or (4) Apartment house. A building containing
<br /> supplemental building, the use of which is accommodations for more than two (2) families
<br /> incidental to that of the main building on the living independently of each other.
<br /> same lot or the use of the premises on which it is (5) Apartment house complex. A group of
<br /> located. apartment houses, located on a single parcel of e"
<br /> (2) Accessory use. A use customarily land with certain facilities, such as driveways,
<br /> incidental and accessory to the principal use of a parking spaces and the like, common to the
<br /> lot or parcel, or building or structure on the same buildings in the complex.
<br /> lot or parcel as the principal use. (5m) Beekeeping. Keeping of more than 1 hive
<br /> (2a) Agricultural uses. Beekeeping, dairying, for each 10,000 square feet of lot or parcel area.
<br /> egg production; floriculture; fish or fur farming; (5r) Bed & breakfast. A private residence
<br /> forest and game management; grazing; which has rooms set aside for overnight guests
<br /> livestock raising; orchards; plant greenhouses whose paid accommodations include breakfast
<br /> and nurseries; poultry raising; raising of grain, but not other meals, as defined in Wisconsin
<br /> grass, mint and seed crops; raising of fruits, Statutes sec.254.61.
<br /> nuts, berries, sod farming and vegetable raising. (6) Boarding house. A building or premises
<br /> (2m) Adult book store is an establishment where meals are served by pre-arrangement for
<br /> which is used for selling or renting, for monetary definite periods of time for compensation for five
<br /> consideration, the following materials, when such (5) or more persons, but not exceeding 20
<br /> activity constitutes a significant part of the persons, not open to transients, in contradiction
<br /> business conducted therein: to hotels and restaurants open to transients.
<br /> (a) Any picture, photograph, drawing, motion (6a) Boathouse. A building for the storage of
<br /> picture film or similar visual representation or boats, canoes and other water craft and their
<br /> image of a person or portion of human body accessories.
<br /> which depicts sexual conduct, sadomasochistic (6m) Boat slip means a mooring accommoda-
<br /> conduct or nudity in the context of sexual activity, tion for the in-water storage of a boat or other
<br /> whether or not the same is intended to be water craft which is owned by other than a
<br /> viewed on or off the premises; or resident or owner of the premises.
<br /> (b) Any book, pamphlet, magazine, printed (7) Building. Any structure having a roof
<br /> matter, however reproduced, or any sound supported by posts, columns or walls and its
<br /> recording which contains any matter enumerated appendages including, but not limited to
<br /> in para. (a) above or which contains explicit and balconies, porches, decks, stoops, fireplaces
<br /> detailed verbal descriptions or narrative accounts and chimneys. Also included for permit and
<br /> of sexual excitement, sexual conduct or locational purposes are swimming pools, both
<br /> sadomasochistic abuse. above and below ground, and towers, except
<br /> (c) As used in paragraphs (a) and (b), sexual communication towers. Not included within the
<br /> conduct has the meaning set forth in s. 944.21 definition, for permit purposes or otherwise, are
<br /> (2)(e), Wis. Stats., and as used in this p• - owers an pos s or Ines carrying
<br /> subsection, significant part of the business telephone messages or electricity
<br /> means dedication or use of more than 10% of recreational structures of open construction and
<br /> the available floor space to the sale or rental of without walls, such as swing sets, slides, yard
<br /> the subject matter referenced herein, including gyms, climbers, sand boxes and teeter totters.
<br /> space devoted to viewing of videotapes or films. (8) Building height. The vertical distance,
<br /> (d) Material, however distributed, which is measured from the mean elevation of the
<br /> published by a medical products manufacturer, a finished grade along the front of the building to
<br /> medical or health association, an insurance the highest point on the roof for flat roofs; to the
<br /> company, or by a consumer education mean height level between the eaves and the
<br /> organization shall not be considered part of the ridge for gable and hip roofs; to the deck line for
<br /> business of operating an adult book store. mansard roofs.
<br /> (3) Animal unit. One animal unit shall be (9) Building line. The building line shall be
<br /> defined as being the equivalent of 1 cow, 4 hogs, the point at which the building wall or any
<br /> 10 sheep, 10 goats, 100 poultry, 1 horse, 1 pony, appendage of the building such as steps,
<br /> 1 mule or 100 rabbits or an equivalent combina- chimneys, decks, porches or covered patios
<br /> tion thereof. meet the ground. For earth sheltered homes,
<br /> the building line is a line where the exterior walls
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