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Commercial
B1 Downtown Commercial 
B2 General Commercial 
B3 Neighborhood Commercial 
B5 Mixed Use Commercial 
Industrial and Manufacturing
M1 General Industrial 
M2 Heavy Industrial 
Planned Development District
PDD-01 Riverview 
PDD-02 Ludwig 
PDD-03 YMCA 
PDD-04 Centralia 
PDD-05 PDD-05 County Campus and Public Safety Facility 
Residential
R1 Single-Family Residential 
R2 Mixed Residential 
R3 Multi-family Medium Density Residential 
R4 Multi-family High Density Residential 
R8 Manufactured Home Park 
RR Rural Residential 
Special Purpose
C1 Conservancy 
I1 Institutional 
P1 Park and Recreation 
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Airport Height Overlay
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The City adopted an ordinance to regulate the height of structures around the airport. The jursisdiction of the ordinance extends beyond the city limits and includes a number of surrounding municipalities. Height limits are established to prohibit structures that pose a hazard to air operations and people and property on the ground because they are too tall.  Regulations can be found in Chapter 21 of the Municipal Code.
Downtown Design
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The Downtown Design district is intended to protect and perpetuate the general architectural style within the district. Please see Article 14 of the Zoning Code for more detail. 
This district includes those lands within the 100-year floodplain as described by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Flood Insurance Study 55007CV000A. Additional details are set forth in Article 9.
Outdoor Lighting - Zone 1
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In this disctrict, the maximum outdoor lighting levels for multi-family, commercial, institutional, and industrial uses is limited to 100,000 lumens per acre. For more details related to this and other outdoor lighting standards please see Article 18 of the zoning code.
Outdoor Lighting - Zone 2
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In this disctrict, the maximum outdoor lighting levels for multi-family, commercial, institutional, and industrial uses is limited to 50,000 lumens per acre. For more details related to this and other outdoor lighting standards please see Article 18 of the zoning code.
The shoreland overlay was adopted to preserve shore cover, control placement of builidngs along waterways, and control water pollution.  For more detials, please see Article 12 of the zoning code.
Shoreland-Wetland
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The shoreland-wetland overlay district was adopted to maintain storm and flood water storage of wetlands, prevent water pollution, and preserve shore cover.  For more details, please see Article 11 of the zoning code.
Wellhead Protection
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The wellhead protection overlay was adopted to preserve and protect groundwater as a safe drinking water supply.  For more detail, please see Article 13 of the zoning code. 
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Opportunity Zone (55141011200)
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A portion of the City of Wisconsin Rapids is desginated as an Opportunity Zone under the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. That means investors are able to defer paying taxes on capital gains that are invested in a Qualified Opportunity Fund that makes qualified investments in an Opportunity Zone. If you have any questions, you may contact Kyle Kearns, Director of Community Development, at (715) 421-8225 or by email.
Rapids East Commerce Center
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​The Rapids East Commerce Center (RECC) is a "Certified in Wiconsin" development-ready site consisting of 51 acres. Vacant properties in this area have necessary infrastructure and are ready for development. The RECC was the thirteenth site in Wisconsin recognized by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.#120c0c   ​
Tax Increment Financing District 6
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TIF #6 was created in 2004 to promote private investment in the area by making financially feasible city funded public improvements and development incentives. The project plan for the District describes the type of investments the City is anticipating.
Tax Increment Financing District 7
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TIF #7 was created in 2005 to promote private investment in the area by making financially feasible city funded public improvements and development incentives. The project plan for the District describes the type of investments the City is anticipating.
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