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Council narrows future land uses, tightens sign and conditional‑use rules in zoning update
Summary
The common council approved ordinance 31‑20, amending permitted/conditional‑use tables and sign rules. The ordinance moves several uses to conditional or prohibits new instances (for example, standalone car washes and large liquor stores), shortens the conditional‑use review process and clarifies a ban on feather signs.
Oak Creek’s common council on Feb. 17 adopted an ordinance to amend the city’s zoning and sign code, changing which commercial and industrial uses are permitted or conditional and modifying conditional‑use procedures.
The amendments, presented by Community Development Director Christie Lane, do three things: update the permitted/conditional‑use table to call out specific uses and limits (for example, adult entertainment moves from permitted to conditional in manufacturing districts; liquor/beer/wine retailers and tobacco/vape stores are newly identified with size‑based limits; standalone…
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