Zoning Ordinance Rewrite

The City of Milton is beginning the process of preparing a new Zoning Ordinance and Map. The purposes of this project are to modernize zoning regulations, streamline zoning processes, encourage reinvestment, and implement the City’s Comprehensive Plan. The process to complete the new Zoning Ordinance and Map will take about 12 months, finishing in the summer of 2024. Public input is encouraged throughout so the Zoning Ordinance reflects community wishes. This webpage provides periodic progress updates and draft components of the Zoning Ordinance and Map.

For more information on the process, see the Frequently Asked Questions below or contact Public Works Director Mark Langer.

Key Worksheet Input

At the Public Workshop hosted on July 26, the City's Consultant, Vandewalle & Associates, Inc discussed with attendees the key components that will be reviewed as part of the project and provided interactive exercises.  The public is invited to review the Vandewalle Presentation and then fill out the  Key Issues Worksheet to provide input on the process.  The completed worksheet may be dropped off at City Hall or emailed to jsalvo@milton-wi.gov by Friday, August 18.

Resources

  1. What is a Zoning Ordinance?
  2. Why does the City need a new Zoning Ordinance?
  3. What’s the difference between planning and zoning?
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