Plan & Review Commission — Agenda packet

MINUTES Plan & Review Commission Public Hearing Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 6:00 PM NOTICE WAS GIVEN that the Town of Spider Lake Plan & Review Commission would hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. at the Town Hall, 10896W Town Hall Rd, Hayward Wisconsin, to consider the following: Conditional Use Permit - Land owner: Nathan & Julie Gassman. Located in part of the NE¼ of the NE¼, Sec 29, T42N, R7W, PRT NENE Lot 2 CSM 29/240 #7444, Legacy ID: 028742291107. Site address: 11495W Clear Lake Rd, 5.00 Acres, Zoned A-1 Agriculture One. Purpose of request is to build a year-round dwelling on the property. The Hearing was Called to Order by P&RC Vice Chair Johnson at 6:00 pm. 1. Present were Vice Chair Quentin Johnson and Commissioners Capes, Becker, Tumbleson, Alternate Commissioner Victoria Ross and Zoning Administrator Mike Gardner. Johnson confirmed a quorum was present and that Notices were posted in compliance with Open Meetings Law (in Sawyer County Record editions of April 22 nd and 29th, and on the Town website). 2. Motion to approve the Agenda was made by Don Becker, seconded by Bob Capes. All in favor; motion carried. 3. Vice Chair Johnson informed the public of the hearing procedures before the Hearing commenced. Gassman CUP Application Hearing: The applicants, Nathan & Julie Gassman, attended via Zoom and provided a statement describing the proposed project: a year-round dwelling cabin. The septic system was previously installed. Nine letters were sent to adjacent property owners; 3 were returned without objection and zero with objections. There was no testimony offered by the public. The Commissioners asked questions for understanding, and the hearing concluded at 6:10 pm. Respectfully submitted, Bob Capes Plan & Review Commissioner May 6, 2026 MEETING MINUTES Town of Spider Lake Plan and Review Commission Meeting May 6, 2026 1. Vice Chair Johnson called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm, immediately following the Gassman CUP Public Hearing. Present were Johnson and Commissioners Capes, Becker, Tumbleson, Alternate Commissioner Victoria Ross and Zoning Administrator Mike Gardner. Johnson confirmed a quorum was present. 2. Motion to approve the Agenda made by Don Becker, seconded by Bob Capes. All in favor; motion carried. 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Motion to approve the Minutes of the April 1, 2026 Public Hearing made by Quentin Johnson, seconded by Don Becker. All in favor; motion carried. 5. Gassman CUP - Discussion and Recommendation: The owner’s intended use (year-round dwelling) satisfies the conditional use requirement per Part I, Section 15.4 B) 1) of Land Use Ordinance 17-88. Possible Conditions were discussed and are attached to these Minutes. Motion to recommend approval of the Gassman CUP 26-02 with proposed conditions to the Town Board made by Quentin Johnson, seconded by Don Becker. All in favor; motion carried. 6. Zoning Administrator’s Report: ZA Gardner reported follow-up conversations and prospective owner inquiries, with six permit applications for review. a. Permit Applications: i. LUP 26-09 – Gassman – New Dwelling: Permit application for single family dwelling on A-1 zoned parcel. CUP applied for and will be reviewed by the Board on May 13, 2026. As all Ordinance requirements are met, Motion to approve LUP 26-09 contingent on Town Board approval of the CUP made by Victoria Ross seconded by Don Becker. All in favor; motion carried. ii. LUP 26-10 – Scrivner - New Dwelling on vacant parcel. As all Ordinance requirements are met, Motion to approve LUP 26-10 made by Don Becker, seconded by Jeff Tumbleson. All in favor; motion carried. iii. LUP 26-11 – Vesel – New Dwelling on vacant parcel. As all Ordinance requirements are met, Motion to approve LUP 26-11 made by Quentin Johnson, seconded by Don Becker. All in favor; motion carried. iv. LUP 26-12 – Matson – Accessory Structure (Carport) and walkway: Owner’s proposal to construct open-sided carport and connecting walkways meets the Ordinance requirements. Motion made to approve LUP 26-12 made by Don Becker, seconded by Victoria Ross. All in favor; motion carried. v. LUP 26-07rev – Hallquist – New Dwelling on a non-conforming parcel. Original site plan was not approved at the April 1, 2026 P&RC meeting. The dwelling footprint was reduced by adding a second story and meets the required height regulations and side setbacks of 30 feet. As the revised site plan meets Ordinance requirements, Motion to approve LUP 26-07rev was made by Quentin Johnson and seconded by Don Becker. All in favor; motion carried. vi. LUP 26-13 – Larson – Dwelling addition; conversion of a seasonal porch to permanent and small footprint addition. As the proposed change meets the Ordinance requirements, Motion to approve LUP 26-13 was made by Don Becker and seconded by Bob Capes. All in favor; motion carried. b. Notices and anticipated activity i. Second Corrective Action Notices have been sent to Kroll and Frick for removal of trailers by June 2nd; the trailers are currently in violation of the Ordinance. The Town is set up to issue and process citations when required. 7. Land Use Ordinance 17-88 update: Zoom call with von Briesen & Roper (vB&R) principals is set for April 20, 2026. Activity plan for the month involves continued review and recommendations for Use Table and Supplemental Use Regulations, Lot Standards and Short Term Rental Standards. Thor Jeppsen, vB&R Project Manager, will participate in the June 3 P&RC Meeting. 8. As there was no other business coming before the Commission, Motion to adjourn was made by Victoria Ross, seconded by Don Becker. All in favor; motion carried. Respectfully submitted, Bob Capes Plan & Review Commissioner May 10, 2026 Town of Spider Lake Conditional Use Permit Approval Conditions (DRAFT for Board Consideration) Owner: Permit N umber: CUP 26-02 NATHAN & JULIE GASSMAN Hearing Date: May 6, 2026 609 Ronell St St Peter, MN 55082 Property Address: 11495W Clear Lake Rd, Hayward, WI 54843 PRT NENE Lot 2, CSM 29/240 #7444 The Conditional Use Permit described above has been recommended for approval subject to the following conditions: 1. The CUP is issued only to facilitate the building of a single family year-round principal structure used as a dwelling. (Per Ordinance 17-88, Part I Section 15.4 B) 1)). 2. As the parcel is less than ten acres, Livestock is not permitted except for poultry which may be allowed by separately obtained Conditional Use permit (Per Ordinance 17-88, art I Section 15.4 A) 1) a). 3. The landowner consents to periodic inspections by the Town of Spider Lake’s Zoning Administrator (ZA) or the ZA’s designee. 6. The conditions of this CUP are binding upon any heirs, successors or assignees. In the event of the sale or transfer of the property, the land owner or successors will disclose the existence of the CUP to any prospective buyers. Town of Spider Lake Zoning Report May 2026 Date Permit# Name Address Descrip1on Construc1on Cost Total Sq Ft Fee 5/4 Larson LUP inquiry 5/7 Vessel, Gassman LUP follow ups, Larson LUP review 5/7 Schroeder LUP inquiry 5/13 Wheel Inn Ordinance violaEon, RV Parked follow up 5/13 Lilyblad Landscaping contractor inquiry 5/13 Damaske Realtor, Accessory Structure inquiry 5/19 Barnes Accessory Structure inquiry 5/19 Grayjek Setback inquiry 5/19 Keller Setback inquiry 5/19 LUP 26- 04 Velasquez Provided complete permit documents 5/19 Bender Hill ConstrucEon Scrivner applicaEon 5/21 Boss Contacted Boss InspecEons regarding Frick permit / violaEon 5/23 Melick LUP inquiry 5/25, 27 Kryer Returned inquiry message 5/26 Promersberger LUP inquiry 5/26,27 Dums Inquiry and follow up site visit 5/28 LongEne LUP applicaEon follow up, informaEon request 5/28 Bender LUP follow up, informaEon request 5/28 Clark & Clark Zoom meeEng to discuss violaEon / citaEon process. Kroll and Frick LUP 26-14 $200.00 LUP 26-14 Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Foundation Replacement June 3, 2026 Application for Land Use/Building Permit Town of Spider Lake Sawyer County, Wisconsin CONSTRUCTION MAY NOT BEGIN UNTIL THE PERMIT IS ISSUED AND A PERMIT CARD POSTED AT THE PROPERTY ENTRANCE. Be sure to complete all steps in this application. Click Skip or Continue to save your input. To exit the application at any point, close the app or browser after saving. Is agent/builder same as owner? Yes No First name Joseph Last name Karlgaard Property Owner Daytime Phone # 6507045736 Property Owner Mailing Address 153 Maple Hill Road, Hopkins, MN 55343 First name Hill Last name Construction LLC Agent/Builder Daytime Phone # 7156380849 Agent/Builder Mailing Address 15988 US Hwy 63, Hayward, WI 54843 Govʼt Lot 1/4 1/4 Sec. 34 Twn. 42N R______W 07 Alternate/Legacy ID 028742345206 LUP 26-15 LND 58 Description Prt Govt Lot 2, Lot 1, CSM 38/41 #8670 Site Address 12459N Town Hall Rd, Hayward, WI 54843 Acreage 1.07 Deed Document # 443973 Sanitary Permit # 24313 Sanitary Permit Date 10/9/2024 Sanitary Permit Issued By Sawyer County Year Installed 2024 Owner When Installed Joseph Karlgaard Attach Copy Of Approved Sawyer County Sanitary Permit Visit heygov.co/townofspiderlake.com/fr_01krnyv1vgdb8d3455kcwyrtnj to view or download full files. Zone District R1 RR1 RR2 A1 C1 I1 F1 Wetland/Shoreland Yes No Shoreland: The area of frontage on navigable waters measured from the normal high-water elevation within one thousand 1,000 feet from lakes, ponds and flowages; and three hundred 300 feet from rivers and streams. To Download the Power of Attorney Form open this link here. Please upload filled in and notarized Power of Attorney power-of-attorney-1778854656506.pdf Visit heygov.co/townofspiderlake.com/fr_01krnyv1vgdb8d3455kcwyrtnj to view or download full files. Throughout the process the inputed information is automatically saved as a Draft document and you can always revisit it to continue where you left off. Permit Requested For New Dwelling Addition To Dwelling Accessory Structure Addition To Accessory Structure Other/Misc Use of Land Home Occupation/ Professional Office Alternative or Renewable Energy Systems Communication Systems Other New Building/Structure (e.g., Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural) Other New Addition To Building/Structure (e.g., Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural) Other/ Misc info Other / Misc type Foundation Replacement Roof Structure Replacement Other Stairs/Walkways Within 75ʼ Of OHWM Area Involved (length X width = total SQFT 4 x 54 = 216 Height of Structure Grade to Peak 4 Construction Cost $20000 Submit Completed Application And Fee To: Clerk, Town of Spider Lake Attn: Sarah Delaney Chair PRC 10896 Town Hall Rd. Hayward, WI 548543 Skip if project is not Shoreland/Wetland To take a look at any Additional Information, the Worksheet & the Example Plot Plan open this link here. To Download the Shoreland Preservation Agreement open this link here. Total land area within 300ʼ of the water body: 46609 sf Please Upload the SHORELAND PRESERVATION A GREEMENT shoreland-preservation- 1778855393634.pdf Visit heygov.co/townofspiderlake.com/fr_01krnyv1vgdb8d3455kcwyrtnj to view or download full files. Total impervious surface area (including this project) 2161 Please Upload the the worksheet in the Additional Information Worksheet document B/A x 100 = % Used 4.6 % Attach the Site Plan site-sketch-1778856922922.pdf Visit heygov.co/townofspiderlake.com/fr_01krnyv1vgdb8d3455kcwyrtnj to view or download full files. In the event this application is approved by the Zoning Office, I agree: That no work shall commence until I have received the issued Land Use Permit, and the Permit Card is posted That all work shall be done in accordance with the requirements of the Town of Spider Lake Land Use Permit, the Town of Spider Lake Land Use Ordinance, all other applicable County Ordinances and the laws and regulations of the State of Wisconsin, That the signing of this application grants permission to allow free and unlimited access to the property for onsite inspections between the hours of 800 AM 600 PM Mon – Fri to the Zoning Administrator(s) and/or Plan & Review Commissioners. I (we) declare that this application (including any accompanying information) has been examined be me (us) and to the best of my (our) knowledge and belief it is true, correct and complete. I (we) acknowledge that I (we) am (are) responsible for the detail and accuracy of all information I (we) am (are) providing and that it will be relied upon by the Town of Spider Lake in determining whether to issue a permit. I (we) further accept liability which may result of the Town of Spider Lake relying on this information I (we) am (are) providing in or with this application.  Signature of Owner or Agent with Power of Attorney) Signed electronically on 5/15/26, 1006 AM To Review the Fee Schedule for the Land Use Application open this link here. Enter amount of calculated fees 200 Thank you for calculating your payment fees. The Zoning Administrator will review the calculations and will send you a request for payment. SUBMITED ON 5/15/26 For Zoning & Building Department use only Does the Plan & Review Commission recommend approval from the Town Board? Yes No Reason for recommendation DN UP UP 20'20' 5' 5' 10'-0" X 4'-0" 4'-5" X 4'-5" 5'-0" X 5'-0" DECK DECK DECK Cross Section 1 P-1 REVISION TABLE NUMBER DATE REVISED BY DESCRIPTION SHEET: SCALE: DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY: DATE: 5/14/2026 Karlgaard Application for Land Use/Building Permit Town of Spider Lake Sawyer County, Wisconsin Application No .. _________ _ CONSTRUCTION MAY NOT BEGIN UNTIL THE PERMIT IS ISSUED AND A PERMIT CARD POSTED AT THE PROPERTY ENTRANCE. This is a Three (3) page document. Be sure to complete all pages Print Or Type - Use Black Ink Site Information (From Real Estate Property Tax Bill) Gov'tlot ____ 1/4_1/4, Sec. __ Twn. __ N R_W Alternate/LegacylD: Q.)J..-t,.!J.J,.·J.'·~./-..fJ::J Description: __ {2-'ll---.T--/V...-.....,~.;..."'...,..s~E---------------------­ SiteAddress: 7 617 ~) Sfw,~ f-k.,,1 77 Acreage). ()5 Deed Document# 'i06oC3 ~:=~z;z;;.::~~f.:.f4t>~r,-:.,By :~r:.1/tJ=~P«mLQ Zone District: 0 R-1 0 RR-1 0 RR-2 0 A-1 0 C-1 0 1-1 0 F-1 Wetland/Shoreland: D Yes p( No (Shoreland: The area of frontage on navigable waters measured from the normal high-water elevation within one thousand (1,000) feet from lakes, ponds and flowages; and three hundred (300) feet from rivers and streams.) Permit Requested For Type of Dwelling #of Walk Out Attached Garage Footprint of Proposed Hght of Structure 0 Frame built on site Bedrooms □ Yes □ Yes □ No Structure Grade to Peak 0 Modular/manufactured □ □ No __ X __ = __ SF □ New 0 Other __ X __ = __ SF Dwelling Loft #of □ Yes Deck □ Yes □ No Total Habitable Sq. Ft. Construction Cost Type of Construction Stories D Frame D Log D Pole/Metal □ □ No __ X __ = __ SF $ D Block D Other Use of Addition Bedrooms #of Stories Size of Proposed Structure Hght of Structure Existing □ □ Grade to Peak Addition 0 Living room 0 Kitchen O Bathroom __ x __ = __ SF □ To Additional D 0 Bedroom D Garage □ Deck Loft Total Habitable Sq. Ft. Construction Cost Dwelling 0 Storage Building D Screened Porch Total □ □Yes $ D Other □ No #of Type of Accessory Structure Size of Proposed Structure Hghtof Construction Cost □ Accessory Stories D Garage D Storage Building D Gazebo Structure Structure □ 0 Screen house D Greenhouse __ X __ = __ SF Grade to Peak $ D Other Addition To Size of Existing Accessory Structure Size of Proposed Addition Hght of Structure Construction Cost □ Accessory Grade to Peak $ Structure __ X __ = __ SF __ X __ = __ SF ~ ,Foundation Replacement Area Involved Hght of Structure Construction Cost r)Q Other/ Misc • Roof Structure Replacement Grade to Peak $ }!/_. IJ Ob.,. Other ~X~=./.12AI/ ~J' 0 Stairs/Walkways Within 75' Of OHWM -y D UseofLand D Filing D Dredging 0 Grading O > 10,000 S.F. Grading 0 Other Type of Business Total Area of Existing Building SF Home Occupation/ D Located in Existing Dwelling Area Being Used for Business □ Professional Office D Located in Existing Accessory Structure (Not more than 1 nonresident person may be employed on the premises} D Alternative or Renewable Energy Systems I B ~~~:. □ Wind □ Communication Systems TOWN OF SPIDER LAKE ZON!NGADM 5.25.16 0 Cell Tower Height of Tower: D Other (May not exceed 25% of the tol.al floor area of the d-1/ing 750 sq. ft. in an accessory building) X = SF Construction Cost $ Construction Cost $ Page 1 ofJ LUP 26-16 Plan and Review Commission Meeting Town of Spider Lake Land Use Ordinance Update Project Team: von Briesen & Roper, s.c. and the Town of Spider Lake Plan and Review Commission Date: June 3, 2026 WHAT IS ZONING Balancing public health, safety, and community welfare with established property rights. Police power delegated to municipalities by the State Regulates: Presumption of property rights Regulations must have rational nexus to legitimate government interests – health, safety, and public welfare Land uses - what a property can be used for Building Form - how structures on that property look RECENT LEGAL CONTEXT TAKEAWAY: Set objective standards for residential development, less leeway to add site-specific conditions Limits standing to challenge denial, but courts may order residential approval directly 2017 WI Act 67 TAKEAWAY: Greatly reduce subjective approval processes - objective zoning standards are easiest to defend 2023 WI Act 16 All special zoning approvals are considered conditional uses All conditional use decisions must be based on substantive evidence (opinion, hearsay, etc., are not reasons to deny) Municipalities must grant applications for residential housing development if the permit is complete when submitted and meets all existing requirements at the time the application is filed PROJECT GOALS Fix typos and inconsistencies Improve clarity and organization Align standards with State Law Align with Comprehensive Plan and current development patterns Modernize the Land Use Table Reduce use of conditional uses and implement objective performance standards Streamline administration Improve long-term usability Preserve rural residential Northwoods character, natural resources, and recreation Add missing modern use categories, remove outdated or unnecessary categories PROJECT TIMELINE Phase 1: Land Uses & Lot and Dimensional Standards (March-July 2026) Establish zoning districts Land Use Table and supplemental use regulations/performance standards Lot Standards Site Design regulations (lighting, landscaping, etc.) Phase 2: Shoreland-Wetland Zoning July-September 2026 Phase 3: Subdivision Control August-October 2026 Phase 4: Administrative Procedures October-December 2026 Phase 5: Final Review, Testing, and Adoption December 2026-March 2027 EXISTING ZONING DISTRICTS Unmapped R-1 and I-1 districts Overlapping district intents and characteristics Inconsistent permitted uses Overuse of conditional uses Zoning District District Characteristics Residential R-1 Single- and Two-Family year-round residential homes; Multifamily and institutional uses allowed conditionally Rural Residential RR-1 Low-density residential Residential-Recreational RR-2 Residential, recreation-oriented service uses, and hospitality Agricultural A-1 Agriculture and recreation, limited residential and institutional Industrial I-1 Manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial operations Commercial C-1 Retail, professional services, institutional, and entertainment Forestry F-1 Forestry, recreation, and limited residential Wetland/Shoreland W-1 Wetland preservation Shoreland Protection Overlay SP Shoreland preservation NEW ZONING DISTRICTS Zoning District District Purpose District Uses Rural Residential RR-1 Provide low-density residential development that preserves the Town’s rural character and protects natural resources Low-density residential Residential- Recreational RR-2 Accommodate residential development in recreational areas, allowing a mix of dwellings with limited lodging and service establishments Residential, hospitality, and recreational services, with limited institutional uses Agricultural A-1 Preserve agricultural and open space uses that maintain rural character, support land stewardship and recreation, and limit fragmented development Agriculture and recreation Commercial C-1 Concentrate commercial, professional, institutional, and limited light industrial uses in designated areas that serve community and visitor needs while remaining compatible with surrounding land uses and orderly development patterns Retail, professional services, institutional, and light-industrial Forestry F-1 Protect forested lands by allowing forestry, passive recreation, and very low-intensity development consistent with long-term conservation of rural landscape and ecological values Forestry, recreation, and limited residential Wetland Overlay W-1 Protect wetlands by limiting development and requiring that land use activities avoid, minimize, or mitigate impacts to wetland resources and their ecological functions Base district with wetland preservation standards Shoreland Protection Overlay SP Preserve the environmental quality, water resources, and rural character of shoreland areas by regulating development intensity and land disturbance adjacent to navigable waters Base district with shoreland preservation standards Remove Residential (R-1) and Industrial (I-1) districts Make Wetland/Shoreland District an overlay to strengthen resource protection and allow greater flexibility USE TABLE OVERVIEW Update list of permitted uses to a simplified and modernized Use Table Supplement with additional regulations and performance standards for conditional uses Reduce ambiguity and improve readability USE / ACTIVITY R RR C AG F NOTES / CONDITIONS Residential Residential- Recreational Commercial Agricultural Forestry Single-Family Dwelling P P P¹ P¹ 1 - when accessory to an agricultural or forestry use Two-Family Dwelling (Duplex) P P P¹ P¹ 1 - when accessory to an agricultural or forestry use Multifamily Dwelling (3+ units) P Subject to design standards Boarding or Rooming House P P Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) C C Max. 1 ADU per parcel; must remain subordinate to primary dwelling Caretaker / Employee Residence P Must be accessory to primary permitted use on parcel Mobile Home Park C Subject to Wis. Stat. 66 standards and design standards Short-Term Rentals C Standards to be drafted at a future time Bed and Breakfast (B&B) C C Lodging (Resorts, Hotels, Motels) C P Accessory Structure P P P P P Garage / Carport P P P P P Boathouse New boathouses not permitted Deck, Porch, or Patio P P P P P Agricultural Building / Barn P P Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems P P P P P Subject to standards Home Occupation P P P P P Subject to standards Place of Worship P P School (K–12) P P Daycare / Child Care Center C P P Medical / Assisted Living Facility P Municipal / Government Facility P P P P P Cemetery P Park / Open Space P P P P P Trail (Non-Motorized) P P P P P Outdoor Recreation Facility C C C C Golf Course C Marina C C P Campground C C C Recreation / Youth Camp C Event Venue / Wedding Barn C C parking, noise, and hours-of-operation standards; max event size Drive-In / Drive-Through Establishment C Site plan review required Entertainment Facility and Amusement Parks P Subject to Noise, lighting, operational standards Shooting Range (Outdoor) C C Minimum setback from property lines; noise standards; berm requirements Retail Store C P Professional / Personal Services C P Restaurant / Tavern C P Food Truck / Mobile Food Vendor C P Annual permit; designated location; sanitation standards Auto Sales C Auto Service / Repair P Brewery, Winery, or Distillery C P C May include tasting room; allowed in AG as accessory to farm operation Mini-Storage / Self-Storage P Wholesale and Distribution C Kennel (Small Domestic Animals) C C Laundromat P Funeral Home P Nursery / Garden Center C P C Farm Stand / Direct Market Sales P P Accessory to on-site agricultural use Agricultural Activity / Farm Operation P Gardening P P P P P When accessory to a primary use Horses / Equestrian Use C C P Forest Crops / Timber Management P P Subject to Wis. Managed Forest Law (MFL) where applicable Harvesting of Wild Crops P P Drainage P P Soil & Water Conservation Program P P Sod / Topsoil Removal for Resale C C Essential Services (accessory to principal use) P P P P P Electric / Telecom Distribution Lines C C C C C High-voltage Transmission Lines C Public Utility Facility C Communication Tower / Antenna C C C Subject to FCC requirements and fall-zone setbacks Commercial-Scale Solar / Wind Energy C Dam C C DNR permit required under Wis. Stats. Ch. 31 Pipeline C C Subject to state and federal pipeline safety regulations Sewage Treatment / Disposal Facility C Required to serve permitted uses; DNR approval required Landfill / Solid Waste Disposal C County and DNR approval required; only in AG with CUP Light Manufacturing C No outdoor storage; no noxious emissions; site plan review Data Centers C Subject to size limitations Contractor Yard / Storage Yard C C Sawmill / Wood Processing C On-site processing of timber harvested from same parcel Non-Metallic Mining / Extraction C Reclamation plan required per Wis. Stats. § 295 Concrete / Aggregate Processing C Salvage / Junk Yard C Hazardous Material Manufacturing Transportation Terminal C UTILITY & INFRASTRUCTURE USES COMMERCIAL USES INDUSTRIAL USES RESIDENTIAL USES ACCESSORY USES TOWN OF SPIDER LAKE — ZONING CODE UPDATE CIVIC / INSTITUTIONAL USES AGRICULTURAL & CONSERVATION USES RECREATION & TOURISM USES DRAFT LAND USE TABLE | May 2026 POST-ADOPTION Update internal application forms and procedures Continue long-term update cadence Maintain ordinance as a living Zoning document Update with changes in State law, common variances, etc. Q1 2026 Task Mar-26 Apr-26 May-26 Jun-26 Jul-26 Aug-26 Sep-26 Oct-26 Nov-26 Dec-26 Jan-27 Feb-27 Mar-27 Phase 1: Uses and Lot Standard 1a: Establish Zoning Districts 1b: Use Table 1c: Supplemental Use Regulations incl. Short-Term Rentals 1d: Lot Dimensional Standards 1e: Site Design Regulations (e.g. lighting, landscaping) Phase 1 Testing and Refinement Phase 2: Shoreland-Wetland Zoning Interim Update Info Session Hold Info Session Phase 3: Subdivision Control Phase 4: Administrative Procedures Phase 5: Final Review and Testing Present to PRC and Town Board Town of Spider Lake Land Use Ordinance - Project Timeline Last Updated: March 2026 Q2 2026 Q3 2026 Q4 2026 Q1 2027