
I- 94 INDUSTRIAL PARK GUIDELINES
GENERAL INFORMATION
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I-94 Industrial Park & Oakridge
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The Baldwin I-94 Industrial Park is owned and operated by the Village of Baldwin. The Industrial Park includes a total of 112 acres which has been zoned for Industrial Use. To date, no lots have been platted or are ready for utilities. The park is located on the south side of Baldwin, within the village limits. The main entrance to the park is off of State Highway 63 just south of Interstate 94. Detailed information about the park and Village procedures can be obtained by contacting:
Richard Range rrange@email.com 715-684-4420; or
Dale Fern dalefern@baldwin-telecom.net 715-684-3412
TERMS OF SALE:
The lots shall be sold for $35,000/acre pursuant to the attached pricing worksheet and upon receipt of a duly executed Developer’s Agreement with all required attachments on file at the clerk’s office.
DIVISION OF PARCELS:
All property divisions shall follow the established land division procedures. No parcel located within the Business and Industrial Park shall be further divided into parcels smaller than two (2) acres without prior written approval of the Village. In no instance shall such division create a parcel which is not developable in compliance with these guidelines or which would violate any applicable state and local laws, ordinances or regulations regarding the subdivision of lands.
APPROVAL OF PLANS:
No improvements shall be constructed, erected, placed, altered, maintained or permitted to remain in the Industrial Park until final plans and specifications shall have been submitted to and approved by the Village of Baldwin. Unusual demand for utilities, water, sewer capacity, effluent treatments, and the storage and handling or combustibles and chemicals should be raised early in the process. Approvals under this section do not remove the obligation to obtain all other necessary construction permits that may be required by the Village or other agency.
LIABILITY:
Neither the Village of Baldwin, nor the Village’s assignees or successors as hereinafter provided, shall be liable for any damage, loss or prejudice suffered or claimed by any Owner, Lessees or Licensee, or by any such Owners’ architect, engineer or contractor, who submits such plan for approval.
APPEARANCE GUIDELINES
EXTERIOR FINISHES:
The following materials or their equivalents are approved and enforced by covenant: brick, stone, architectural block, architectural wood, glass or architectural metal into their design.
PARKING:
All employee and visitor parking shall be provided on-site. Parking shall not be permitted on any public street or access drive. Property owners shall provide parking as required by the Village Zoning Ordinance 13-1-92. All paving must be completed within twelve (12) months of building completion.
LANDSCAPING:
All unimproved areas shall be landscaped with a combination of deciduous canopy trees, shrubbery and ground cover. All off-street parking areas that serve twenty (20) vehicles or more shall be provided with landscape areas totaling not less than five (5) percent of the surfaced area. All landscaping shall be completed within twelve (12) months of building completion. All grass, trees and shrubbery shall be kept in good appearance at all times
FENCING:
Fences shall require prior written consent of the Village. Screening of service, storage or rubbish areas may be required by the Village.
SIGNS/ LIGHTING
Signage as required under Village Ordinance 13-1-105. Outdoor security or yard lighting must be hooded or focused so the lit area is restricted to the property.
OUTDOOR STORAGE:
Everything outside of the building, except vehicles, shall be screened from streets and neighbors. Everything includes but is not limited to product, materials, pallets, drums, spare parts, process by-products or waste materials, tires, boats, RV’s, trailers, recreation vehicles and dumpsters.
VARIANCES:
The Village is authorized to grant variances from any provision of these guidelines where such variations will assist in carrying out the intent and spirit of the guidelines and where strict application of the provision would result in a particular hardship to the person seeking a variance.
COOPERATION FOR EASEMENTS:
All owners and occupants of parcels within the Industrial Park shall cooperate with the Village and other owners and occupants of lots within the Industrial Park in the planning and granting of all necessary and reasonable easements for gas, electric, telephone, sewer, water, drainage ditches, access roads, railway spurs, and loading tracks to the extent that such easements do not interfere with existing uses of the land or unduly restrict future intended uses. Nothing contained in this section shall be deemed to require the purchaser to grant any specific easement, nor grant easements or rights-of-way, without reasonable compensation.
COVENANTS:
All property located in the I-94 Industrial Park is subject to the covenants placed on the land by the Village of Baldwin. Strict compliance with all said covenants is required and shall be followed at all times.
PURCHASING GUIDELINES
The following outlines the steps from inquiry to closing the sale. This is not complete by itself and there is additional information available for most steps.
INQUIRY:
Contact Richard or Dale listed above and make an appointment to discuss your business plans and needs. Review the guidelines, covenants, model developer’s agreement and pricing worksheet.
OFFER:
Make a written offer to the Planning Commission and Village Board. Identify all information contained and required in the Vacant Land Offer to Purchase, Wisconsin Real Estate Form. Include a draft building plan and the completed pricing worksheet.
MEETING:
Attend the Planning Commission meeting to discuss your offer and answer any questions they may have regarding your offer and initial concept. They will make a recommendation to the Board and discuss your proposal at the next Village Board Meeting.
CONCEPT APPROVAL:
Upon concept approval by the Village Board, they will authorize the preparation of the purchase agreement, developers agreement, minimum tax agreements and closing documents.
AGREEMENT:
The Village Attorney will prepare and present a Developer’s Agreement pursuant to the Village’s authorization. A letter of credit will have to be provided to the Village Clerk’s office. All permits must be applied for, final site and building plans completed and all fees paid.
CLOSING:
The entire package once completed with all appropriate exhibits will be presented to the Village Board for their authorization to execute the deed and finalize the closing of the property.
Declaration
of Protective Covenant