RV and recreational vehicle parking in Greenfield residential areas is governed by city zoning code (Ch. 21). Generally one RV permitted per lot with setback requirements. Front yard storage restrictions apply.
Greenfield zoning code regulates storage of RVs, boats, and trailers on residential property. Front yard and visible driveway storage may be prohibited or limited. Side/rear storage with screening typically allowed. Vehicles must be currently registered and operable. Wisconsin’s boating and camping culture means boat and RV storage is a common zoning issue. Winter storage of seasonal vehicles needs to meet code. HOAs commonly restrict storage.
Code compliance notice with correction period. Fines $100 to $500/day. HOA fines per CC&Rs.
Greenfield, WI
Greenfield regulates loud and disturbing noise through Chapter 10 (Public Peace and Good Order) of the City Code, with state backstop under Wis. Stat. §947.0...
Greenfield, WI
Greenfield regulates amplified music under the general noise ordinance. Sound amplification permits available for events. WI Stat. §947.01 applies.
Greenfield, WI
Persistent animal noise in Greenfield is a nuisance under Chapter 11 (Public Nuisances) and Chapter 12 (Health and Sanitation). Excessive barking disturbing ...
Greenfield, WI
Greenfield Chapter 21 (Zoning Code) caps residential front-yard fences at 3 feet (decorative, continuous enclosure only — no chain link in front yards) and s...
Greenfield, WI
WI Stat. §90.02 to 90.14 provides line fence cost-sharing for rural/agricultural land. Urban residential fences: each owner responsible for their own.
Greenfield, WI
Beekeeping in Greenfield is subject to city zoning and animal ordinances. State apiarist program (Wis. Stat. §93.45) applies. A permit may be required. Conta...
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