Relating to: setback restrictions in shoreland zoning ordinances in Waukesha County.

Summary

The bill lets counties determine how far back a new shoreline building must be set by averaging the original setbacks of nearby homes, as long as those homes are more than 75 feet from the water and within 250 feet (200 feet for other counties). If using the average would make construction impossible, the rule does not apply. It amends Wisconsin’s shoreland zoning statutes.

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