§ 46-574. Conditional uses. (See article IV of this chapter.)  


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  • Conditional uses in the M-1 district are as follows:

    (1)

    Airports, airstrips, landing fields provided that the site is not less than 20 acres.

    (2)

    Commercial, recreational establishments for racquetball, tennis, gymnastics, martial arts, health and fitness, dance and other related recreational use facilities that do not interfere with the permitted uses in the M-1 district.

    (3)

    Experimental, testing and research laboratories.

    (4)

    Heliports, bus and rail depots, provided that all principal structure and uses are not less than 100 feet from any residential district boundary.

    (5)

    Storage of explosive or flammable materials related to the permitted use.

    (6)

    Transmitting towers, receiving towers, relay and microwave towers without broadcast facilities or studios.

    (7)

    Utility substations, municipal wells, lift/pumping stations, water towers and communication towers.

    (8)

    Wind energy conversion systems.

    (9)

    Motor vehicle repair shop.

    (10)

    Temporary uses.

    (11)

    Short-term boarding facilities for dogs.

    (12)

    Distribution of used clothing, household goods, furniture and appliances.

    (13)

    Crematories, provided the following conditions are strictly complied with:

    a.

    No crematory, defined as a building or a portion of a building within which a cremation chamber is located, may be built, maintained or operated within 250 feet of any residential zoning district.

    b.

    Each crematory shall be operated in full compliance with all applicable state, federal or local government guidelines, regulations, administrative and statutory provisions in effect and corresponding to any time of operation.

    c.

    No crematory shall conduct more than 15 human remains cremations in any calendar week. The operator of a crematory shall maintain on the premises records which track the occurrence and timing of each cremation. Such records shall be kept on a permanent basis and shall be available for inspection by the building inspector or any other designated agent of the village.

    d.

    No crematory shall conduct cremations of medical or clinical waste or remains of any organism other than humans.

    e.

    No crematory may emit any emissions in violation of Village of Hartland Ordinance section 62-4 or otherwise injurious to health in violation of Village of Hartland Ordinance section 62-2(1) or in violation of any other applicable state or federal emission standard.

    f.

    Each crematory shall only be operated by an active funeral home establishment, whose license is in good standing, and is located within the corporate limits of the Village of Hartland.

    g.

    No more than two crematories shall be permitted in all M-1 zoning districts in the Village of Hartland because the purpose of this subsection is to serve the limited needs of the greater Village of Hartland area community and to discourage the operation of any regional crematory facilities.

    h.

    The provisions of Village of Hartland Ordinance sections 46-846 thru 46-848 shall be applicable to the establishment and review of a crematory.

(Ord. No. 798-12, § 2, 8-27-2012)