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11.03(2)(b)— 11.04(2) <br /> 3. Other setbacks may be permitted by the such screening shall be designed to meet the <br /> board of adjustment as per section 10.26(6)(c), purposes and intent of section 11.04 of this <br /> Dane County Zoning Ordinance. ordinance within five(5)years; <br /> (3) Boathouses. (a) Boathouses shall not be (h) Where applicable, the project must fully <br /> constructed below the ordinary high-water mark. comply with approved filling and grading permits <br /> (b) Boathouses shall not be utilized for human under section 11.05 of this ordinance or <br /> habitation. approved erosion and stormwater control permits <br /> (c) Height of a boathouse shall be measured under chapter 14 of the Dane County Code; and <br /> vertically from the ordinary high-water mark. (i) At the time of application for a conditional <br /> Railings may be placed on top of the boathouse use permit,the landowner shall provide evidence <br /> provided the railing is not solid in appearance of compliance with all necessary local, state or <br /> and not greater than 3.5 feet in height. federal permits, regulations, plan design review <br /> (d) The maintenance and repair of non- or other approvals related to fuel system design, <br /> conforming boathouses which are located below construction and maintenance. <br /> the ordinary high-water mark of any navigable [History: (2)(a) am. and (4) cr., Sub. 1 to OA 1, 2001-02, <br /> waters shall comply with the requirements of pub.01/22/02.] <br /> section 30.121 of the Wisconsin Statutes. NOTE: When it adopted the amendment to sub. <br /> (4) An existing marina fuel system tank may (2)(a) and created sub. (4) above, the county <br /> be replaced within 75 feet of the high-water mark board made the following findings which are not <br /> if a conditional use permit is approved by the part of the Code: <br /> Zoning and Natural Resources Committee. Prior 1.Marinas are a water-dependent use,and as is <br /> to issuance of a conditional use permit, the the case with piers, boat hoists, and boat- <br /> Zoning and Natural Resources Committee must houses, should be allowed in close proximity to <br /> find that the following conditions are met: the shoreline and on the water, <br /> (a) Due to physical limitations of the property, 2.Boat fueling systems, which are an integral <br /> it is not possible to construct a replacement part and function of a marina and provide <br /> marina fuel system tank at a compliant setback necessary service to their clientele,also need to <br /> be located in close proximity to the boat docks; <br /> from an ordinary high-water mark; and <br /> (b) Fuel tanks and fuel lines shall be of at 3.That fuel lines from the tanks to the <br /> least double-wall construction; dispensing location should be kept as short as <br /> (c) Monitoring devices shall be installed and possible for safety and environmental protec- <br /> maintained to detect any leaks from fuel system tions and that shorter lines are less vulnerable <br /> tanks and lines. Leak monitoring method shall to damage than longer lines used by tanks <br /> be state approved electronic interstitial devices located further from the shore. <br /> installed and maintained to detect any leaks from <br /> [History:]cr., Sub. 1 to OA 1, 2001-02, pub. <br /> fuel system tanks and lines; <br /> (d) The dispensing of motor fuel into water- <br /> craft shall be conducted in conformance with the 11.04 SHORE COVER. (1) Purpose. To <br /> provisions of Wisconsin Administrative Code maintain trees and shrubbery in the shoreland <br /> Chapter COMM 10. Retail sale of Class I or II areas for protection of scenic beauty, control <br /> liquids shall be limited to self-propelled marine erosion and reduce effluent and nutrient flow <br /> craft; from the shoreland. These provisions shall not <br /> (e) Fuel dispensing systems for watercraft apply to the removal of dead, diseased or dying <br /> shall have automatic nozzles with non-drip trees or shrubbery or to silvicultural thinning <br /> provisions; upon recommendation of a forester. <br /> (f) Replacement marina fuel system tanks (2) Shoreline cutting. Tree and shrubbery <br /> shall not be located less than thirty five (35)feet, cutting in a strip paralleling the shoreline and <br /> measured horizontally, from an ordinary high- extending 35 feet inland from all points along the <br /> water mark; ordinary high-water mark of the shoreline shall <br /> (g) Vegetative screening, using species native be limited in accordance with the following <br /> to South Central Wisconsin, shall be placed so provisions: <br /> as to shield tanks and containment structures (a) No more than 30 feet in any 100 feet, as <br /> from view from the adjacent water body. measured along the ordinary high-water mark, <br /> Seeding and/or planting must be complete within may be clear cut to the depth of the 35 foot strip. <br /> six (6) months of the effective date of the (b) Natural shrubbery shall be preserved as <br /> conditional use permit. To the extent practicable, far as practicable and,where removed, it shall be <br /> Page 11-3 <br /> rev 013102 <br /> • <br />
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