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ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT #1719 Amending the text of the Dane County Zoning Ordinance (Chapter 10). The Dane County Board of Supervisors does ordain as follows: Repeal 10.01 (24) and recreate to read as follows: 10.01 (24) JUNK: Any item, material or product which is no longer usable as originally intended and/or which, though capable of being converted to another use, is not actually being so used. An automobile, truck, or other motor vehicle shall be considered junk for purposes of this Ordinance if it meets either of the following criteria: a. Is not currently registered. This criterium does not apply to vehicles eligible for registration under ss. 341.30 or 341.305 Wis. Stats. b. Is not capable of operation, lawful or otherwise, on the public high- ways of this state and remains in that condition for more than 10 days after re- ceipt of a certified letter notifying the owner, or occupant, of the premises of the violation. Ivb automobile licensed as an antique or special interest vehicle under Chapter 341.266 Wis. Stats., shall be considered junk under this Ordinance, provided that such vehicles are stored as required by Chapter 341 of the Statutes. Create a new 10.01 (43a) to read as follows: 10.01 (43a) SALVAGE Any materials goods, items or parts of whatever type which are saved or rescued from destruction or waste. Create a new 10.14 (1) (g) to read as follows: (g) Fertilizer storage and distribution including the custom mixing or blending of ingredients but not the manufacture or otherwise processing of any of the ingre- dients used in custom mixing or blending of fertilizer. Repeal 10.15 (1) (b) Amcnd 10.15 (2) (d) to read as follows: (d) Fertilizer manufacturing anel or processing eL- mix4:nq plants. Repeal 10.20 (l) (a) and recreate to read as follows: (a) USE: For purposes of this ordinance, any premises or buildings used for the storage, gathering or sale of junk or salvage, as defined by ss. 10.01 (24) and 10.01 (43a) of this Chapter, shall be considered a junk yard. It shall not be necessary that a commercial pupose exist before a violation of this Chapter can be found. EXCEPTIONS: a. Junk or salvage, as defined under this Chapter, shall be permitted to be stored on any premises on which a permitted business enterprise is actually conducted; provided however, that all such junk or salvage is actually used in the conduct of such permitted buiness enterprise; and provided further, that all such junk or salvage is at all time stored in an enclosed building on the premises, secure from public view. b. Junk or salvage, as defined in this Chapter, shall be permitted to be stored on any premises used chiefly for residential purposes; provided, however, that all such junk or salvage is stored solely for eventual use on the premises; and provided further, however, that all such junk or salvage is at all times stored in an enclosed building, secure from public view. C. The storage of not more than one (l)motor vehicle of a type commonly known as a "stock car", "hobby car" or the storage of any racing vehicle and parts, therefore, shall at all times be stored in an enclosed building, secluded from public view. EFFECTIVE: February 23, 1976