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Page 2 of 1: <br /> C. The structure shall be no more than four feet wide. <br /> d. Structures shall be inconspicuously colored. <br /> e. Railings are permitted only where required by safety concerns. <br /> f• Canopies and roofs on such structures are prohibited. <br /> 9• Stairways shall be supported on piles or footings. Other construction methods such as steps <br /> excavated into the slope may be permitted and will require plan and site review. <br /> h. One landing of up to 40 square foot per stairway or walkway is permitted; however, the square <br /> footage of the landing will be deducted from any square footage allowed under Wis. Stats. § <br /> 59.692(ly) structures (see section 30-513). <br /> i. All structures, stairways and landings will be reviewed and approved by the county zoning <br /> administrator and may require review by the county land conservationist and will meet approved <br /> best management practices. <br /> (5) Fences. All fences shall meet the shoreland setbacks required in the lake class development standards, <br /> section 30-509(d). <br /> a• Open fences may be allowed to within 40 feet of the ordinary high-water mark and may not exceed <br /> six feet in height. <br /> b. Agricultural/livestock fences shall be exempt from the 40-foot setback. <br /> C. An open fence is considered to be a chainlink, wood rail or wire and will not obstruct the adjoining <br /> property owner's view of the water. <br /> d. No permit will be required, but must comply with the above criteria. <br /> (6) Wetland setbacks. All buildings and structures, except stairways, walkways, piers, boat hoists, satellite <br /> dishes one meter or under in diameter, Wis. Stats. § 59.692(ly)freestanding structures, and open fences <br /> shall be setback 40 feet from any wetland boundary. <br /> Sec. 30-505. Removal of shoreline cover. <br /> There shall be a shoreline vegetation protection area on each parcel which shall extend from the ordinary high- <br /> water mark to a line 25 feet less than the required setback for structures but, in no case, less than 35 feet landward <br /> from the ordinary high-water mark. Within this area, vegetation removal (including trees, shrubs and ground cover) and <br /> land disturbing activities are prohibited with the following exceptions: <br /> (1) One viewing/access corridor more or less perpendicular to the shore and no more than 30 feet wide may <br /> be established. Limited tree removal, pruning and mowing will be permitted. Clear cutting, filling, grading <br /> and other land disturbing activities are not permitted in this area. On contiguous frontage, there shall be a <br /> 30-foot separation of uncut area between adjoining view corridors. <br /> (2) Limited pruning and mowing will be allowed in the area greater than 35 feet from the ordinary high-water <br /> mark. <br /> (3) Pedestrian access, walkways, pathways, and stairways must be located in the access/viewing corridor <br /> and also subject to section 30-504(4), unless such location is not feasible due to steep slopes, wet soils, <br /> or similar limited conditions. <br /> (4) Pier,wharf and lift placement must also be confined to waters immediately adjacent to viewing/access <br /> corridor unless such location is not feasible due to steep slopes, wet soils, or similar limiting conditions. <br /> (5) Normal maintenance of existing vegetative buffer strips. <br /> Sec. 30-506. Forest management programs. <br /> (a) <br /> .�—v9l,=Rr,-1iP„tTT)=1'19RdR.NTMRennest=httn%3a%2P/02flibrarv.municod... 9/11/2( <br />