Zoning is the layout  of the physical parcels within the City and how they are used by property owners.  

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Zoning aims to promote an orderly pattern of development and to separate incompatible land uses, such as industrial uses, commercial uses and residential homes to ensure an harmonious environment.

 

The Zoning Ordinances are the legal instruments which regulate and establish limits on the use of land and building size, shape, height, and setbacks.

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The City of Mosinee's current Zoning Code was updated in 1998.

 

When changes are required due to several factors, periodic updates and amendments are made to maintain a rational use of land.

 

Each plot of land within the City’s jurisdiction has a zoning designation —

 

RESIDENTIAL:

R1-Single Family

R3-Single Family and Duplexes

R4-Single Family, Duplexes and Apartments

R5-Agriculture

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COMMERCIAL: 

B2-Community Service 

B3-General Commercial

B4-General Commercial

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INDUSTRIAL:

IB-Interchange Business

M-1  Limited Industrial

M-2 General Industrial

IP-B Industrial Park Business

IP-M Industrial Park Manufacturing

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Numerous zoning districts are mapped in the City’s diverse neighborhoods to preserve their varying density and character. These limits help give shape to neighborhoods and predictability to their future. The City continues to adapt the Zoning Ordinances as the land use patterns in the City change through private and public actions.

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For questions regarding zoning on a parcel within the City of Mosinee, please contact the City Clerks office at: 715-693-2275 or email: clerks@mosinee.wi.us