ORD1986560ORDINANCE /I560
AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE CHAPTER 29 OF THE
MUNICIPAL CODE IN THE CITY OF MUSKEGO
(EROSION CONTROL)
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MUSKEGO, WISCONSIN, DO
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: Chapter 29 of the Municipal Code of the City
of Muskego, Wisconsin, is hereby created and made a part of the
Municipal Code as adopted by Ordinance #560.
SECTION 2: A copy of said ordinance has been on file in
the office of the City Clerk and open to public inspection for
not less than two weeks prior to the date of this ordinance and
of the City.
said ordinance is hereby incorporated into the Municipal Code
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SECTION 3: All ordinances or parts of ordinances
inconsistent with or contravening this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
SECTION 4: This ordinance shall be in effect upon passage
and publication.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 43 DAY OF Bi,4"< , 1986.
&-A Wayp'e G. Salentine, Mayor
ORDINANCE #560
AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE CHAPTER 29 OF THE
MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF MUSKEG0
(EROSION CONTROL)
County, State of Wisconsin DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
The Common Council of the City of Muskego, Waukesha
SECTION 1: Chapter 29 of the Municipal Code of the City
of Muskego entitled EROSION CONTROL is hereby created to read
as follows:
Ord. 560 12/31/86 EROSION CONTROL
29.01 INTRODUCTION (1) FINDINGS AND DECLARATION OF
OLICY. The City finds that urbanizing land uses have accelerated the
qrocess of soil erosion, and sedimentation in the waters of the
City. It is, therefore, declared to be the policy of the City to
provide for the control and, if possible, the prevention Of Soil
erosion, and thereby to preserve the natural resources, control
floods, protect the capacity of drainage facilities, and prevent
impairment of dams and reservoirs, protect the quality of public
waters, preserve wildlife, protect the tax base, and protect and
promote the health, safety and general welfare of the people of the
City.
(2) INTENT AND PURPOSE The purpose of this chapter is to
promote the public health, safety, property and general welfare of the
citizens of the City and to conserve the soil, water and related
resources and control erosion and sedimentation caused by land
disturbing activities.
(3) APPLICABILITY This chapter shall apply to the use of
lands within the incorporated boundaries of the City and the use of
land subject to extraterritorial land division review pursuant to Ch
18 of this Code.
the Drovisions of this chapter shall be held to be the minimum
(4) INTERPRETATION In their interpretation and application,
0 requirements and shall be iiberally construed in favor of the City and
shall not be deemed a limitation or repeal of any other power granted
by the Wisconsin Statutes.
after the effective date of this chapter shall be in compliance with
all provisions of the chapter.
(5) TIME FOR COMPLIANCE Land disturbing activities commenced
29.02 LAND DISTURBING ACTIVITIES SUBJECT TO EROSION CONTROL
(1) G-AL REQUIREM ENT Any landowner, land occupier or
land user who undertakes, begins. commences or performs land
disturbing activities; or who permits another person to do the same,
on land subject to this section, shall be subject to the provisions Of
this chapter.
(2) LAND DISTURBING ACTIVITIES SUBJECT TO EROSION CONTROL.
Land disturbing activities shall be subject to the erosion and
sediment control provisions of this chapter if:
(a) An area of 2,000 square feet or greater will be
disturbed by excavation, grading, filling or other earth-moving
activities, resulting in the loss or removal of protective ground
cover, vegetation, or
(b) Excavation, fill or any combination thereof, will exceed
400 cubic yards, or
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ere removed from stream or lake beds, or
(c) Any watercourse is to be changed, enlarged or materials
(d) Any proposed land use by a unit of government or by
wiring, waterlines, sanitary sewers or storm sewers, or similar public or private utilities in which underground conduits, piping,
structures will be laid, repai.red, replaced or enlarged, if such use
involves more than 300 linear feet of trenching or earth disturbance,
or
(e) Any subdivision on minor land division as defined by ch.
18 of this Code which requires plat approval or any certified survey
map is created.
29.03 DEFINITIONS
food and fiber, including, but not limited to, general farming,
(1) AGRICULTURAL LANDS The land used for the production of
livestock and poultry enterprises, grazing, nurseries, horticulture,
viticulture, truck farming, forestry, sod production and wild crop
harvesting and includes lands for on-site structures necessary to
carry out such activities.
(2) CONTROL PLAN This term shall refer to an Erosion and
Sedimentation Control Plan. Said plan shall consist of a written or
graphic description or condensation of written and graphic description
pproved by the Building Inspector of methods for controlling sediment
ollution from accelerated erosion on a development area and/or from a erosion caused by accelerated runoff from a development area.
(3) EROSION The detachment or movement of soils or rock
fragments by water, wind, ice or gravity.
(4) EXCAVATION Any act by which organic matter, earth,
quarried, uncovered, removed, displaced, relocated or bulldozed and
sand, gravel, rock or any other similar material is cut into, dug,
shall include the conditions resulting therefrom.
(5) EXISTING GRADE The vertical location of the existing
ground surface prior to excavation or filling.
(6) FILL Any act by which earth, sand, gravel, rock,
construction rubble, or any other material is deposited, placed,
replaced, pushed, dumped, pulled, transported or moved by man to a new
location and shall include the conditions resulting therefrom.
(7) LAND DISTURBING ACTIVITIES Any land alterations or
disturbances which may result in soil erosion, sedimentation and/or
the increase in runoff, including, but not limited to, removal of
ground cover, grading, excavation and filling of land, except that the
term shall not include such minor land-disturbing activities as home
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edditionally, this term does not include agricultural land uses.
gardens and repair and maintenance of private driveways.
(8) LAND TREATMENT MEASURES Structural or Vegetative
practices, or combinations of both, used to control erosion and
sediment production, including areas to be protected by fencing.
(9) LAND OCCUPIER OR OCCUPIER OF LAND Any person who has a
fee simole interest in the land either as sole owner, as a tenant in
common br a joint tenant or holds as a trustee, assignee, or holds as
a land contract vendee.
(10) LAND USER Those who use land, individually or
collectively as owners, operators, lessors, renters, occupiers who are
providing a service that requires access or alterations of the land in
order to perform the service, or by other arrangement which gives them
the responsibility of private or public land use.
(11) PARCEL All contiguous lands under the ownership or
control of a land occupier or land user.
(12) PERMIT The signed written statement issued under this
chapter authorizing the applicant to engage in general land disturbing
uses specified and for a specified period of time.
(13) PERMITTEE Any person to whom a permit is issued under
@this chapter.
(14) REMOVAL Cutting vegetation to the ground or stumps,
complete extraction or killing by spraying.
(15) SEDIMENT Solid material, both mineral and organic, that
is in suspension, is being transported, or has been moved from its
Site of origin by air, water, gravity of ice, and has come to rest on
the earth's surface at a different site.
(16) SEDIMENTATION Settling or deposition of sediment.
(17) SOIL LOSS Soil moved from a given site because of land
disturbing activities or by the forces of erosion and redeposited at
another site on land or in a body of water.
(18) STOP WORK ORDER A means of giving notice to the
permittee that the Building Inspector believes that the permittee has
violated one or more provisions of this chapter. Notice is given both
by posting upon the lands where the disturbing activity occurs one or
more copies of a poster by certified mail to the permittee at the
address shown on the permit.
(19) STORM FREQUENCY The average period of time in which a
storm of given duration and intensity can be expected to be equaled or
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lxpressed in years. The 100 year recurrence interval storm,
having a 1% probability of being equaled or exceeded in any
is generally used for floodland zoning regulation. Other
commoniy used storm events include the 50 year recurrence interval storm, that storm having a 2% probability of being equaled or exceeded
in any given year, the 10 year recurrence interval storm, that storm
having a 10% probability of being equaled or exceeded in any given
50% probability of being equaled or exceeded in any given year.
year, and the 2 year recurrence interval storm, that storm having a
(20) STORM WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEM All facilities used for
conducting storm water to, through, or from a drainage area to the
point of final outlet, including, but not limited to, any of the
following: conduits and appurtent features, canals, channels,
ditches, streams, culverts, streets, pumping stations, grass
and sedimentation traps.
waterways, detention basins, retention basins, sedimentation basins
(21) STRUCTURAL MEASURES Any works or improvement for land
stabilization to prevent erosion, sediment or runoff which includes,
but are not limited to, gully control structures, grass waterways,
riprap, detention basins, sediment basins, flood retention dams,
diversions, lining channels with rock, concrete or other materials.
Contour strip cropping is not a structural measure.
(22) WATERCOURSE Any lake, pond, stream or other waters w hich are navigable under the laws of the State.
(23) WORK DAY A calendar day, except Saturdays, Sundays and
State recognized legal holidays, on which weather and other conditions
not under the control of the Contractor, will permit construction
operations to proceed with the normal working force.
29.04 REGULATIONS OF LANDS NOT OTHERWISE SUBJECT TO THIS
CHAPTER Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, it
shall be a violation of this chapter for any condition to be
established, maintained or allowed to be maintained, that results in
excessive erosion or sedimentation to adjacent land, public streets or
water bodies. Penalties and remedies may be sought for such
activities as provided in Sec. 26.09 of this chapter. Erosion is
excessive when, contrary to the standards set forth in sec. 29.05
below, an unsafe condition results in the streets; undue sedimentation
occurs in lakes, streams and drainage facilities; erosion endangers
downstream property owners or their property; or the public health and
safety or general welfare of the citizens of the City is harmed.
29.05 STANDARDS AND CRITERIA
criteria of this section shall not bar a nuisance action or other
(1) EFFECT OF COMPLIANCE Compliance with the standards and
civil action brought by any injured public or private party for damage
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ether rights which were damaged by erosion or sedimentation.
to property upon which the erosion directly occurred or to property or
(2) STANDARD FOR EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL FOR LAND
DISTURBING ACTIVITIES The Building Inspector shall not approve plans nor issue permits required by this chapter for land distrubing uses
~ unless erosion and sedimentation during and after the land disturbance
will not exceed that which would have been eroded if the land had been
left in its undisturbed state and/or are controlled in accordance with
established specifications, including, but not limited to U.S. Soil Conservation Technical Guide, adopted by the Waukesha CounmaT
Conservation Committee.
a permit, there must be adequate provisions to prevent the tracking or
(3) STANDARD FOR TRACKING For plan approval and issuance of
dropping of dirt or other materials from the site onto any public or
private street.
(4) DESIGN CRITERIA, ENGINEERING STANDARDS AND GENERAL
PRINCIPLES This chapter does not require the use of any particular
type of st~ructural or nonstructural measures to control~erosion and
or nonstructural measures which he believes to be necessary to achieve
sedimentation. The applicant for a permit may employ any structural
all applicable standards set forth in this chapter. However, the
Building Inspector is required to evaluate these measures to determine
that they follow currently accepted design criteria and engineering
tandards. The following general principles shall be used by the
uilding Inspector when evaluating erosion control plans and granting a permits under this chapter:
practices to reduce soil loss during construction to 10% of the gross
(a) Erosion control plans shall incorporate best management
soil loss as estimated by the universal soil loss equation.
(b) The smallest practical area of land shall be exposed at
any given time during development.
(c) Such minimum area exposure shall be kept to as short a
duration of time as is practicable.
(d) Temporary vegetation, mulching or other cover shall be
used to protect critical areas, and permanent vegetation shall be
installed as soon as practical.
to prevent erosion and at right angles to the direction of drainage.
(e) Sod shall be laid in strips at those intervals necessary
(f) The plan of development shall relate to the topography
and soils of the site so that the lowest potential for erosion is
created.
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end shall be deemed a dominant factor in developing the site.
(9) Natural plant covering shall be retained and protected
(h) Temporary sediment basins shall be constructed and
maintained on all drainageways to trap and remove and prevent sediment
and debris from being washed outside the area being developed.
Maintenance shall be the responsibility of the applicant until such
time that the basin is transferred to and accepted by the City in
writing.
chapter shall comply with the applicable sections of the Standard
Specifications for Public Works Construction.
(5) CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS All work performed under this
29.06 APPLICATION AND ISSUANCE OF PERMITS
(1) LAND DISTURBANCE PERMIT REQUIRED Unless specifically
excluded by this chapter, no land occupier or land user may undertake
a land disturbing activity subject to this chapter without receiving a
activity. Each land occupier or land user desiring to undertake a
permit from the Building Inspector prior to commencing the proposed
regulated activity subject to this chapter shall submit to the
Building Inspector an application for a permit together with a fee of
$30 plus $5 for each acre over 4 acres to be disturbed. Exceptions to
this requirement are as follows:
0 (a) The owner and occupier of public lands are exempt from payment of any permit fees.
(b) In lieu of an individual permit for each land disturbing
activity, subject to this chapter, an annual permit may be issued to
$200.00. The utility or government unit shall agree to adopt and
public or private utilities and governmental units for a fee of
follow a procedure for each land disturbing activity which meets all
applicable standards contained in this chapter. Further, the permit
shall stipulate that in the event that a utility or governmental unit
activity fails to meet the standard, the permit shall terminate and
this chapter. An erosion control plan, as specified in subs. (2) and
the untility or governmental unit shall be subject to the penalties of
(3) below, shall be submitted for each activity pr.ior to any land
disturbance within the time frame as specified in sub. (5) (b) below.
(C) The permit fee required by this chapter is waived if the
applicant applies for a building permit under ch 30 of this code and
submits the appropriate fee for the building permit.
(2) EROSION CONTROL PLAN REQUIRED Unless specifically
exemDted by this chapter, every applicant for a permit required by
this'chapter shall develop and- submit a plan to control erosion, and
sedimentation which would result from the proposed activity. If the
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8 ,proposed land-disturbing activity involves less than 1/2 acre of land,
the permit applicant may submit a simplified Erosion Control Checklist
Plan on forms available from the Buildj.ng Inspector. An approved
Erosion Control Checklist Plan, specifying those control devices and
applicant and the Building Inspector shall constitute the approved
practices necessary to control erosion and signed by the Permit
control plan.
(3) CONTENTS OF THE EROSION CONTROL PLAN The control plan
shall contain anv such information which the Building Inspector may
need to determink soil erosion, and sedimentation potential and
control. The Building Inspector may require the following, as well as
any other information which, in his judgment, is needed to evaluate
the control plan:
(a) A map of the site at a scale not smaller than one inch
equals 100 feet showing the location of the predominant soil types and
the existing vegetative cover.
equals 100 feet with a vertical contour interval of 2 feet of the site
drainage patterns and watercourses that may affect or be affected by
including enough of the contiguous properties to show existing on-site
the proposed development of the site. The site boundaries shall also
be shown clearly on the map.
(b) A topographic map at a scale not smaller than one inch
(c) A plan of the site at a scale not smaller than one inch
equals 100 feet showing the following:
1. The name, address, and telephone number of the
land occupier along with the name and telephone number of the party
responsible for maintaining erosion control structures.
2. The limits of natural flood plain(s) based on a
100 year recurrence interval flood, if any.
starting and completion dates of the development sequence and the time
of exposure of each area of soil disturbing activity prior to the
completion of effective measures for erosion and sediment control.
3. A timing schedule indicating the anticipated
of 5 foot contour intervals showing the following:
4. Proposed topography of the site with a maximum
a. Location of proposed land disturbing activity,
proposed disturbance of protective cover, any proposed additional
structure on the site, areas to be seeded or mulched, areas to be
vegetatively stabilized and areas to be left undisturbed.
proposed soil disturbing activities including where topsoil will be
b. Elevations, dimensions, locations of all
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stockpiled so it will not contribute to erosion and sedimentation.
c. The finished grade, stated in feet horizontal
to feet vertical, or cut and fill slopes
d. The kinds of utilities and proposed areas of
installation.
e. Proposed paved and covered areas in square feet
or to scale on the plan map.
f. The type of proposed surface soil (upper 6
inches) on areas not covered by buildings, structures or pavement.
sand, silt, clay or other.
Description shall be in such terms as original surface soil, subsoil,
g. Proposed kind of cover on areas not covered by
buildings, structures or pavement. Description shall be in such terms
as lawn, turfgrass, shrubbery, trees, forest cover, riprap, mulch or
other.
h. Seeding mixtures and rates, lime and fertilizer
application rates, and kind and quantity of mulching for both
temporary and permanent vegetative control measures.
i. Methods to orevent tracking of soil off the
0 .-site of the land disturbing activity.
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j. If materials are to be hauled off-site, the
location where materials will be disposed.
5. Plans and hydraulic computations for all
permanent or temporary sedimentation basins. The method and frequency
as fencing shall be shown.
of maintenance shall be noted, and the use of security measures such
(4) REVIEW OF APPLICATION The Building Inspector shall
receive and review all permit applications which are accompanied by
either an erosion control plan, or an erosion control checklist plan,
together with the appropriate fee. The Building Inspector shall
determine if measures included in the plan to control erosion, and
adequate to meet all the applicable standards as set out in sec. 29.05
sedimentation during and after the land disturbing activities are
of this chapter. The Building Inspector shall inform the applicant in
modifications, or disapproves the control plan. If the Building
writing whether he approves, approves conditionally with
Inspector approves the control plan, he shall issue the permit. If
additional information or modifications are required, the Building
is disapproved, the applicant may resubmit a new control plan or may
Inspector shall so notify the applicant. In the event that the plan
appeal the Building Inspector's decision as provided in sec. 29.08 of
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this chapter. If the Building Inspector requires modification of the
rosion control plan, the applicant must modify the permit application
end control plan accordingly and reapply for the permit; however, no
additional permit fee is required, or the applicant may appeal the
decision as provided in sec. 22.08 of this chapter.
(5) PERMIT CONDITIONS All permits issued under this chapter
shall be issued subject to the following conditions and requirements
and any permittee who begins to perform any land disturbing activity
authorized by permit shall be deemed to have accepted all of these
conditions.
(a) That all land disturbances, construction and development
will be done pursuant to the erosion control plan as approved by the
Building Inspector.
written notice to the Building Inspector in advance of the start of
(b) That the permittee shall give at least 2 worki.ng days
any land disturbing activity.
(c) That the permittee shall file written notice of
completion of all land disturbing activities and/or the completion of
installation of all on-site sedimentation facilities within 10 days
after completion.
(d) That approval in writing must be obtained from the e Building Inspector prior to any modifications to the approved erosion
ontrol plan.
all public rights of way, streets, runoff and drainage systems and
(e) That the permittee will be responsible for maintaining
drainageways as specified in the approved erosion control plan until
they are accepted and become the responsibility of the City.
(f) That the permittee will be responsible for repairing any
damage at his expense to all adjoining streets, waterways, and
properties caused by excessive sedimentation resulting from activities
which are not in compliance with the approved erosion control plan.
expense all drainage and erosion control improvements required by this
chapter and the approved erosion control plan.
(9) That the permittee must provide and install at his
(h) That no work will be done on the site during periods of
high wind velocity unless provision has been made to eliminate dust
and blowing dirt.
disturbing activity will be allowed to remain uncovered for greater
than 1 week after notice is given to the Building Inspector that the
land disturbing activity is completed.
(i) That no portion of the land which undergoes the land
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(j) That the permittee agress to permit the Building
0 Inspector to enter onto the land regulated under this chapter for the
and permit. urpose of inspecting for compliance with the approved control Plan
(k) That the permittee authorizes the Building Inspector to
perform any work or operations necessary to bring the condition of the
modified by the Building Inspector and further consents to the City
lands into conformity with the approved control plan or plan as
operations upon the tax roll as a special tax against the property.
placing the total of the costs and expenses of such work and
(6) PERMIT DURATION Permits issued under this chapter shall
be valid for a period, as specified on the face of the permit by the
expiration date of the permit. However, the Building Inspector is
Building Inspector, and all work must be completed prior to the
authorized to extend the expiration date of the permit if he finds
that such an extension will not cause an increase in erosion,
to modify the plans if necessary to prevent any increase in
sedimentation or runoff. The Building Inspector is further authorized
sedimentation, erosion or runoff resulting from any extension.
any permit required by this chapter, the Building Inspector may
(7) SURETY BOND As a condition for approval and issuance of
require the permittee to deposit a cash bond, an irrevocable letter of
execution of the approved control plan and permit conditions. All
credit, or other financial security to guarantee the faithful
the amount it would cost the City to complete the required erosion
securities must be approved by the City Attorney and the Council in
Control measures as estimated by the Building Inspector.
29.07 ADMINISTRATION
the Building Inspector to administer and eforce the provisions of this
chapter under the direction of the Board of Public Works. The
Building Inspector may appoint assistants to aid in the performance of
his duties and may seek technical advice as needed from the Waukesha
County Land Conservation Committee as to the adequacy of any proposed
plan and permit application submitted to him.
(1) DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY The Council herewith designates
(2) ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES In the administration and
enforcement of this chapter, the Building Inspector shall perform the
following duties:
(a) Keep an accurate record of all plan data received, plans
approved, permits issued, inspections made and other official actions
and make a periodic permit activity report to the Board of Public
Works.
(b) Review all plans and permit applications received when
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.I accompanied with the necessary information and the appropriate fee and
ssue the permits required by sec. 29.06 (1) of this chapter in
accordance with the procedure as set forth in this chapter, but only
when the erosion and sedimentation will be controlled to meet the
standards of sec. 29.05 of this chapter.
this chapter.
(c) Investigate all complaints made to the application of
(dl Revoke any permit granted under this chapter if it is
found that the holder of the permit has misrepresented any materical
fact in his permit application or plan; or has failed to comply with
by the Building Inspector; or has violated any of the other conditions
the plan as originally approved or as modified in writing subsequently
of the permit as issued to the applicant.
(3) INSPECTION AUTHORITY The Building Inspector is
authorized to enter uDon anv Dublic or Drivate lands affected by this
chapter to inspect the land-prior to permit issuance for the purpose
of determining whether to approve the plan and, after permit issuance,
to determine compliance with this chapter. If permission cannot be
received from the land occupier or user, entry by the Building
Inspector shall be in accordance with SS66.122 and 66.123, Wis. Stats.
(4) ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY The Building Inspector is
authorized to post a stop work order upon land which has had a permit
Y; evoked or to post a stop work order upon land which is currently
chapter. The Building Inspector shall supply a copy of each stop work ndergoing any land disturbing activity in violation of this
order to the City Attorney. The order shall specifiy that the
activity must be ceased or brought into compliance with this chapter
within 7 days. Any stop work order shall remain in effect until the
chapter. The Building Inspector is authorized to refer any violation
land disturbing activity is brought into compliance with this
of this chapter or of a stop work order issued pursuant to this
chapter to the City Attorney for the commencement of further legal
proceedings.
29.08 APPEALS
(1) AUTHORITY The Board of Appeals shall:
(a) Hear and decide appeals where it is alleged that there is
error in any order, requirement, decision or determination made by the
Building Inspector in administering this chapter.
(b) Authorize, upon appeal in specific cases, such variances
from the terms of this chapter as will not be contrary to the public
the provisions of this chapter would cause an undue hardship.
interest where, owing to special conditions, a literal enforcement of
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(2) WHO MAY APPEAL Appeals may be taken by any person
ggrieved or by any officer, department or board of the City affected
y the order, or requirement, decision or determination made by the
Building Inspector. Such appeals shall be filed with the Board of
Public Works within 30 days after the date of the written notice Of
the decision or order of the Building Inspector.
29.09 VIOLATIONS
(1) PENALTY Any person, either the owner or the occupant of
the permises, who violates, disobeys, omits, neglects or refuses to
comply with or resists the enforcement of any of the provisions of
this chapter shall be subject to a forfeiture of not less than $100
nor more than $1,000 plus the costs of prosecution for each
violation. Each day that a violation exists or continues shall
constitute a separate offense. The City may also seek an order to
restore the property to the condition required by this chapter.
(2) ENFORCEMENT OF INJUNCTION Compliance with the provisions
of this chaDter may also be enforced by injunctional order at the Suit
of the City.. It shall not be necessary to-prosecute for forfeiture
before resorting to injunctional proceedings.
(3) PERFORMANCE OF WORK BY THE CITY When the Building
Inspector determines that the holder of aFrrnit issued pursuant to
this chapter has failed to make any improvements or follow practices as approved in the plan, or has failed to comply with the time
chedule as included in the plan, the Building Inspector or a party
designated by him may, after giving 30 days written notice to the
other operations necessary to bring the condition of said lands into
permittee, enter upon the land and cause to be performed the work or
conformity with the requirements of the approved plan. The Building
of performing this work and these costs and expenses shall be entered
Inspector shall keep a detailed accounting of the costs and expenses
on the tax roll as a special tax against the property and collected
completed, pursuant to S66.60(16), Wis. Stats.
with any other taxes levied thereon for the year in which the work is
e
declared to he severable. If any section or portion thereof
shall be declared by a decision of a court of competent
jurisdiction to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable such
decision shall apply only to the specific section or portion
validity of all other provisions, sections, or portions thereof
thereof directly specified in the decision, and not affect the
Any other ordinances whose terms are in conflict with the
of the ordinance which shall remain in full force and effect.
provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed as to those
terms that conflict.
SECTION 2: The several sections of this ordinance are
SECTION 3: This ordinance shall take effect immediately
upon passage and publication as provided by law.
CITY OF MUSKEG0
ATTEST:
ORDINANCE #560
TER 29 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE IN AN ORDINANCE lYJ CREATE CHAP-
(EROSION CONTROL). THE COMMON COUNCIL OFTHE CITY OF.WSKEGO, WISCONSIN. DO ORDAIN As FOLLOWS
Code of the City of Muskego. Wisconsin, is
SECTION 1: Chapter 29 of the Municipal
hereby created and made a part of the
Municipal Code as adopted by Ordinance o%n
THE CITY OF MUSKEGO
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been on file in the office of the'City Clerk and
SECTION 2: A copy of said ordinance has
open to public inspection for not less than
two week8 Prior to the date of this ordinance
and said ordinance is hereby incorporated
into the Municipal Code of the City.
SECTION 3 All ordinances or parts of
ordinances inconsistent with or contraven-
Ing this ordinance am hereby repealed.
eRect upon passage and publication.
SECTION 4: This ordinance shall be in
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1986. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 23rd
JIf?nRb K. Yan Ehrn being duly sworn,
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Wisconsin and that an advertisement of which the annexed is a
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