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JUNK OR SALVAGE YARDS <br />NON - CONFORMING TJSES <br />INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION <br />SECTI01H 10.20 <br />SECTION 10.21 <br />SECTION 10.22 <br />is suitable for the conduct of such business, the committee shall authorize <br />the issuance of a license. The license fee shall be ten dollars ($10.00) per year <br />and such license shall expire on July I of each year. Licenses may be renewed from <br />year to year on authorization of the committee when inspection discloses that the <br />busir_ess is being conducted in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. <br />(b) Revocation of License. Upon the complaint of any interested person, or on <br />its own motion if inspection discloses that the provisions of this ordinance are <br />being violated, the zoning committee may hold a public hearing to determine whether <br />a junk yard license shall be revoked, notice of such hearing to be given to all <br />interested parties. After public hearing, -the zoning committee may order such <br />junk yard license revoked. <br />(c) Should any town elect to license a salvage yard by adoption of an ordinance <br />pursuant to the.prov.isions of Section 19.07 (38) of the statutes and file a copy <br />of such ordinance with the zoning department then the provisions of paragraphs (a) <br />and (b) above shall not apply, but no such license shall be issued by any town for <br />such purpose unless the area is properly zoned and unless the zoning committee, <br />after public hearing, shall determine that -the site is suitable. Nben a salvage <br />yard is licensed by the town then the responsibility of controlling such salvage <br />yard will rest with the town. <br />Section 9. Sections X, XI, XIII, XIV, IV, XVI, XVII, XVIII and XIX of <br />the ordinance of July 20, 1938, the title to which is recited in the title to <br />this ordinance, are hereby renumbered to be Sections 10.21 to 10.29, both <br />inclusive, Dane County Ordinances, and as so renumbered are amended to read: <br />10.21 NON - CONFORMING USES <br />(1) The lawful use of a building or premises existing at the time of adoption <br />of this ordinance may be continued as a non - conforming, use, but if such noncon- <br />forming use, shall be discontinued for a period of one year, such non - conforming <br />use will be deemed to have terminated and any future use shall.be in conformity <br />to the provisions of this ordinance. No buildings or premises used as a non- <br />conforming use shall be added to or structurally altered so as to increase the <br />facilities for such non - conforming use. <br />(2) Any building lawfully erected prior to'the adoption of this ordinance <br />which does not conform to the requirements of this ordinance as.to setback, sidle <br />yards or rear yards, may be continued in use, but any future additions or <br />structural alterations shall.conform to the provisions of this ordinance. <br />(3) Any existing non - conforming use may be changed to another non - conforming <br />use of.a similar or more restricted classification or to a conforming use; pro- <br />vided, however, that when a use has been changed to a conforming use of a more <br />restricted non- conforming use it may not again be changed to a less restricted <br />use. <br />10.22 INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION <br />(1) In interpreting and applying the provisions of this ordinance they shall <br />be held to be minimum requirements for the promotion.of health,. safety, conveni- <br />ence, morals, comfort and general welfare. It is not intended by this ordinance <br />to interfere with or abrogate or annul any easements, covenants, or similar <br />agreements between parties, nor is it intended by this ordinance to repeal, <br />abrogate, annul or in any way impair or interfere with any existing provi- <br />sions of law.or ordinance, or any rules, regulations or-permits previously <br />issued or adopted, or which may be issued or adopted. according to law, relating <br />36 <br />t <br />
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