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Village to rework accessory‑building rules after commissioners raise setbacks, coops concerns
Summary
The planning commission discussed proposed zoning changes to reduce setbacks and exempt very small accessory structures from building permits; commissioners asked staff to return with revisions (including changing a 5-foot offset proposal to a larger minimum) for public hearing at a later meeting.
The Village of Waukesha planning commission held a conceptual discussion on May 8 about amendments to accessory‑building rules in the zoning code and asked staff to return with revised language for public hearing.
What was proposed Village planners proposed allowing, on lots under 1.5 acres, a single detached accessory structure of 20 square feet or less to sit as close as 5 feet from side or rear lot lines (the proposed change would not apply within environmental corridors). The draft would also exempt portable plastic sheds and…
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