8545 22nd Ave Kenosha, WI 53143-8002
Family, the Rs-2 Single-Family, the Rd Two-Family, the Rm-1 Multiple-Family and the Rm-2 Multiple-Family Residential Zoning Districts, and any combination thereof. (12) Permitted Uses. Any use permitted in the underlying zoning district(s); however, all permitted uses within the PDO District shall be subject to review by the Commission at the time of petitio…
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RM-2 · Kenosha, WIFamily, the Rs-2 Single-Family, the Rd Two-Family, the Rm-1 Multiple-Family and the Rm-2 Multiple-Family Residential Zoning Districts, and any combination thereof. (12) Permitted Uses. Any use permitted in the underlying zoning district(s); however, all permitted uses within the PDO District shall be subject to review by the Commission at the time of petition and shall not be permitted solely by right. (13) Permitted Accessory Uses. Any accessory use permitted in the underlying zoning district(s). (14) Conditional Uses. Any conditional use permitted in the underlying zoning district(s). The review of conditional uses proposed to be located within the planned development would be conducted as part of the overall review of the PDO District petition. (15) Density. The net density in the planned development area shall not exceed the maximum number of dwelling units that would have been permitted within the underlying zoning districts if the PDO District had not been utilized. (16) Minimum Lot Area Requirements. (a) Minimum Lot Area. Provided the overall number of dwelling units per acre (density) is not increased beyond the number of dwelling units that would have been permitted if the PDO District had not been utilized, and provided adequate open space is maintained, the planned development may include lot areas per dwelling unit smaller than those normally required in the underlying zoning district, however, no lot shall be less than the minimum lot areas indicated below: III - 115 ZONING ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF KENOSHA, WISCONSIN Minimum Lot Area per Use Dwelling Unit (square feet) (a) Single-Family 5,000 (b) Two-Family 3,000 (c) Multiple-Family (1 Story) 2,250 (d) Multiple-Family (2 Story) 2,000 (e) Multiple-Family (3 Story) 1,000 (f) Multiple-family (4 or More Stories) 500 (b) Minimum Lot Width. Provided lot areas are not less than the minimum lot areas described in
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