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County amends zoning rules to allow off-site parking with CUP limits
Summary
Walworth County approved zoning and shoreland ordinance amendments to allow off-site parking in most districts; off-site parking more than 400 feet from the use or in certain residential and C2/C3 districts will require a conditional use permit (CUP).
The Walworth County Board approved amendments to the county zoning and shoreland ordinances to permit off-site parking in most zoning districts, with conditions. The change allows off-site parking generally but requires a conditional use permit (CUP) when parking is located more than 400 feet from the use it serves or when the parking is sited in specified residential districts or in C2 or C3 commercial districts.
The clerk summarized the ordinance language: "Off-site parking will require a CUP if greater than 400 feet from the use being served. A CUP will also be required if the off-site parking is in any of the R residential districts or the C2 or C3 districts." The board approved the ordinance on a motion by Karbowski, seconded by Wojciech, after the County Zoning Agency recommended the amendments by a 7–0 vote at its public hearing.
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