Fox Lake Commercial Real Estate

Fox Lake's downtown along Grand Avenue between York Street and Pistakee Lake Road, for shopping and personal service businesses; the street-level floor must be 100 percent business, and upper floors may be business or residential. S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.6; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Antique shops, Appliance stores, retail, Automobile accessory stores, Bakeries, retail where a maximum 30% of floor area is devoted to the processing of goods, Boat accessories, Candy stores, Carpet and rug stores, Christmas tree sales, Clothing stores, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Convenience store (without gas), Currency exchanges, Department stores, Drugstores, Dry cleaning, retail, Dwellings located above the ground floor (must conform to standards of the R-4 district), Electrical fixture, electronics and equipment sales, service and repair, Financial institutions, including drive-in facilities, Florist, Food stores including meat and fish markets, and delicatessens, Furniture stores, Furriers, retail, Garden center/greenhouse/nursery, retail, Gift shops, Hair, nail, and beauty salons, Hardware stores, Health clubs, Hobby shops for items to be assembled or used away from the premises, Ice cream stores, Interior decorating shops, including the making of articles when conducted as part of the retail operation and secondary to the principal use, Jewelry stores, Laundromat, Leather goods and luggage stores, Liquor stores/packaged goods, Locksmith shops, Meat markets, retail, Medical clinics, dental clinics and physician offices, Microbrewery/distillery/brewpubs, Music stores, Office - professional, business, institutional or public, Office supply stores, Paint and wallpaper stores, Parks, publicly owned, Pet grooming, Photographic supply stores, Plumbing fixture sales stores, Printers and lithographers, retail, Psychic readings and associated services, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Radio and television sales and repair shops, Real estate offices, permanent, Real estate offices, temporary, Resale stores, Restaurants (one category since Ord. 2026-22, May 26, 2026, which dropped the liquor-license split), Shoe sales and repair, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Sporting goods stores, Tanning salons, Tattoo parlors/body piercing, Taverns, Temporary real estate office as part of the development limited to the selling or renting of units in such development for no longer than the completion of the sale of all units, Toy stores, Variety stores

Special use approval required: Appliance repair shops, Auditoriums, Automobile rental, Automobile service stations, Bed and breakfast, Cannabis dispensaries, Cannabis infusers (the table adds a footnote 1 that has no footnote text), Catering establishments, Cigar lounge, Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Colleges and universities and other accessory buildings necessary for operation, Colleges, universities and trade schools, Convenience store (with gas), Drive-through window, Fruit and vegetable market, Game room, Hotels/motels, Massage therapy, Meeting halls, Off site parking lot, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Recreational centers, Restaurants, drive-in or drive-through, Short term housing rentals, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Theaters, Towers, commercial radio and television, Upholstery services

Read the D district in the official code

Areas where the principal use is the retail sale of goods and services; the district heading sets a 20,000 square foot minimum area. S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.8; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Antique shops, Appliance repair shops, Appliance stores, retail, Automobile accessory stores, Automobile rental, Bakeries, retail where a maximum 30% of floor area is devoted to the processing of goods, Boat accessories, Candy stores, Carpet and rug stores, Christmas tree sales, Clothing stores, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Convenience store (without gas), Currency exchanges, Department stores, Drugstores, Dry cleaning, retail, Dwellings located above the ground floor (must conform to standards of the R-4 district), Electrical fixture, electronics and equipment sales, service and repair, Financial institutions, including drive-in facilities, Florist, Food stores including meat and fish markets, and delicatessens, Fruit and vegetable market, Furniture stores, Furriers, retail, Garden center/greenhouse/nursery, retail, Gift shops, Hair, nail, and beauty salons, Hardware stores, Health clubs, Hobby shops for items to be assembled or used away from the premises, Hotels/motels, Ice cream stores, Interior decorating shops, including the making of articles when conducted as part of the retail operation and secondary to the principal use, Jewelry stores, Laundromat, Leather goods and luggage stores, Locksmith shops, Meat markets, retail, Medical clinics, dental clinics and physician offices, Meeting halls, Monument sales, Music stores, Office - professional, business, institutional or public, Office supply stores, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Paint and wallpaper stores, Parks, publicly owned, Pet grooming, Photographic supply stores, Plumbing fixture sales stores, Plumbing fixtures and equipment sales, service and repair, Printers and lithographers, retail, Psychic readings and associated services, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Radio and television sales and repair shops, Real estate offices, permanent, Real estate offices, temporary, Resale stores, Restaurants (one category since Ord. 2026-22, May 26, 2026, which dropped the liquor-license split), Shoe sales and repair, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Sporting goods stores, Tanning salons, Taxi service, Toy stores, Variety stores

Special use approval required: Assisted living facility, Assisted living facility (over 55 years), Auditoriums, Automobile service stations, Bed and breakfast, Boat and marine sales, Bowling alleys, Cannabis craft growers, Cannabis dispensaries, Cannabis infusers, Car washes, Catering establishments, Cemeteries, including mausoleums and crematories (must conform to state and federal standards), Cigar lounge, Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Colleges and universities and other accessory buildings necessary for operation, Colleges, universities and trade schools, Contractor's equipment storage yard, Contractor's shop, Convenience store (with gas), Drive-through window, Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, Game room, HVAC and equipment sales, service, repair, Hospitals, Laboratories - medical, dental, optical, Liquor stores/packaged goods, Massage therapy, Memory care facility, Motor vehicle sales establishments, Multi-family in Washington Street business district, Nursery/daycare, Nursing homes, Off site parking lot, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Radio and television towers, Railroad rights of way and trackage, not to include reclassification yards, terminals or maintenance facilities, Recreational centers, Religion institutions, other than churches, Restaurants, drive-in or drive-through, Retail and service businesses similar to the permitted uses in B-2, Self-storage, Short term housing rentals, Skating rinks, indoor, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Storage of motor vehicles, Swimming pools, indoor and outdoor (commercial or Municipal), Tattoo parlors/body piercing, Taverns, Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Theaters, Towers, commercial radio and television, Upholstery services

Read the B-2 district in the official code

Retail and wholesale sale of goods and services to the village and to traffic passing through, including highway-oriented service and commercial recreation; one acre minimum area. Sec. 9-1-4-2.C also carries every B-2 permitted and special use into B-3; B-3's own column already covers them except B-2's special use for businesses similar to B-2 permitted uses, kept here as one reference item. S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.9; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Antique shops, Appliance repair shops, Appliance stores, retail, Appliance stores, wholesale, Automobile accessory stores, Automobile rental, Automobile service stations, Bait shops, Bakeries, retail where a maximum 30% of floor area is devoted to the processing of goods, Bakeries, wholesale, Boat accessories, Boat repair and service, Bowling alleys, Candy stores, Carpet and rug stores, Catering establishments, Christmas tree sales, Clothing stores, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Convenience store (with gas), Convenience store (without gas), Convention centers, Currency exchanges, Department stores, Diaper services, Drugstores, Dry cleaners, wholesale, Dry cleaning, retail, Dwellings located above the ground floor (must conform to standards of the R-4 district), Electrical fixture, electronics and equipment sales, service and repair, Financial institutions, including drive-in facilities, Florist, Food stores including meat and fish markets, and delicatessens, Fruit and vegetable market, Funeral parlors and undertaking establishments, Furniture stores, Furriers, retail, Game room, Garages, commercial or municipal, Garden center/greenhouse/nursery, retail, Gift shops, Golf courses, par 3 and miniature, HVAC and equipment sales, service, repair, Hair, nail, and beauty salons, Hardware stores, Health clubs, Hobby shops for items to be assembled or used away from the premises, Hotels/motels, Ice cream stores, Interior decorating shops, including the making of articles when conducted as part of the retail operation and secondary to the principal use, Jewelry stores, Laboratories - medical, dental, optical, Laundromat, Leather goods and luggage stores, Liquor stores/packaged goods, Locksmith shops, Meat markets, retail, Medical clinics, dental clinics and physician offices, Meeting halls, Microbrewery/distillery/brewpubs, Monument sales, Music stores, Office - professional, business, institutional or public, Office supply stores, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Paint and wallpaper stores, Parks, publicly owned, Pet grooming, Photographic supply stores, Plumbing fixture sales stores, Plumbing fixtures and equipment sales, service and repair, Printers and lithographers, retail, Printers and lithographers, wholesale, Psychic readings and associated services, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Radio and television sales and repair shops, Real estate offices, permanent, Real estate offices, temporary, Resale stores, Restaurants (one category since Ord. 2026-22, May 26, 2026, which dropped the liquor-license split), Shoe sales and repair, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Sporting goods stores, Storage facilities, commercial or Municipal, Tanning salons, Tattoo parlors/body piercing, Taverns, Taxi service, Temporary real estate office as part of the development limited to the selling or renting of units in such development for no longer than the completion of the sale of all units, Theaters, Toy stores, Upholstery services, Variety stores, Vending machine business, self-service, coin or currency operated, Veterinarian offices and animal hospitals

Special use approval required: Any special use allowed in B-2 (Sec. 9-1-4-2.C), Assisted living facility, Assisted living facility (over 55 years), Auditoriums, Automobile painting, upholstering, repairing, reconditioning and body and fender repairing, Bed and breakfast, Boat and marine sales, Boat rental, Boat storage, Building/landscape materials sales or storage, Cannabis craft growers, Cannabis dispensaries, Cannabis infusers, Car washes, Cemeteries, including mausoleums and crematories (must conform to state and federal standards), Cigar lounge, Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Colleges and universities and other accessory buildings necessary for operation, Colleges, universities and trade schools, Contractor's equipment storage yard, Contractor's shop, Drive-through window, Driving range, Dwellings for manager or operator and their families when located on premises where they are employed, Exposition center, Haunted houses, temporary, Heliports, Hospitals, Mail order houses, Massage therapy, Memory care facility, Motor vehicle sales establishments, Multi-family in Washington Street business district, Nursery/daycare, Nursing homes, Off site parking lot, Outdoor club, Parcel delivery facilities, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Radio and television towers, Railroad rights of way and trackage, not to include reclassification yards, terminals or maintenance facilities, Recreational centers, Religion institutions, other than churches, Restaurants, drive-in or drive-through, Retail and service businesses similar to the permitted uses in B-3, Self-storage, Short term housing rentals, Skating rink, outdoor, Skating rinks, indoor, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Storage of motor vehicles, Swimming pools, indoor and outdoor (commercial or Municipal), Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Towers, commercial radio and television, Towing services

Read the B-3 district in the official code

Short-term living quarters for visitors and vacationers, recreation facilities, and access to the area's natural recreational resources; one acre minimum area. Sec. 9-1-5-8 names B-4 among the districts for a recreational vehicle park special use, but Table 1 does not mark that use in B-4. S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.10; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Bait shops, Boat launching, Boat liveries, Boat rental, Boat slip rental, Bowling alleys, Cabins or cottages for seasonal use, Christmas tree sales, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Convention centers, Dwellings located above the ground floor (must conform to standards of the R-4 district), Financial institutions, including drive-in facilities, Gift shops, Golf courses, par 3 and miniature, Hotels/motels, Ice cream stores, Microbrewery/distillery/brewpubs, Office - professional, business, institutional or public, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Parks, publicly owned, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Real estate offices, temporary, Restaurants (one category since Ord. 2026-22, May 26, 2026, which dropped the liquor-license split), Single-family dwelling attached, Single-family dwelling detached, Skating rink, outdoor, Skating rinks, indoor, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Swimming pools, indoor and outdoor (commercial or Municipal), Upholstery services

Special use approval required: Antique shops, Auditoriums, Bed and breakfast, Boat storage, Cannabis craft growers, Cannabis dispensaries, Cannabis infusers, Catering establishments, Cemeteries, including mausoleums and crematories (must conform to state and federal standards), Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Drive-through window, Driving range, Dwellings for manager or operator and their families when located on premises where they are employed, Game room, Health clubs, Heliports, Liquor stores/packaged goods, Meeting halls, Off site parking lot, Outdoor club, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Radio and television towers, Railroad rights of way and trackage, not to include reclassification yards, terminals or maintenance facilities, Recreational centers, Restaurants, drive-in or drive-through, Self-storage, Short term housing rentals, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Tattoo parlors/body piercing, Taverns, Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Theaters, Towers, commercial radio and television

Read the B-4 district in the official code

Areas where the principal use is water-oriented commercial uses; one acre minimum area. S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.11; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Bait shops, Boat accessories, Boat and marine sales, Boat launching, Boat liveries, Boat rental, Boat repair and service, Boat slip rental, Boat storage, Bowling alleys, Cabins or cottages for seasonal use, Christmas tree sales, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Gift shops, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Parks, publicly owned, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Real estate offices, temporary, Restaurants (one category since Ord. 2026-22, May 26, 2026, which dropped the liquor-license split), Skating rink, outdoor, Skating rinks, indoor, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Swimming pools, indoor and outdoor (commercial or Municipal), Taxi service, Upholstery services

Special use approval required: Antique shops, Cemeteries, including mausoleums and crematories (must conform to state and federal standards), Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Drive-through window, Dwellings for manager or operator and their families when located on premises where they are employed, Game room, Health clubs, Heliports, Hotels/motels, Liquor stores/packaged goods, Meeting halls, Off site parking lot, Outdoor club, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Radio and television towers, Railroad rights of way and trackage, not to include reclassification yards, terminals or maintenance facilities, Recreational centers, Recreational vehicle park, Restaurants, drive-in or drive-through, Self-storage, Short term housing rentals, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Tattoo parlors/body piercing, Taverns, Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Towers, commercial radio and television

Read the B-5 district in the official code

Light industry with few, if any, adverse effects on neighboring properties, held to high performance standards; 20,000 square foot minimum area. Cannabis businesses must also meet the distance limits and village-wide caps in Sec. 9-1-5-15. S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.12; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Animal pounds, shelters, and kennels, Appliance repair shops, Appliance stores, retail, Appliance stores, wholesale, Automobile accessory stores, Automobile painting, upholstering, repairing, reconditioning and body and fender repairing, Automobile service stations, Bakeries, wholesale, Beverage bottling and distributing, Boat accessories, Boat repair and service, Building/landscape materials sales or storage, Carpet and rug stores, Catering establishments, Christmas tree sales, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Colleges, universities and trade schools, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Contractor's equipment storage yard, Contractor's shop, Convenience store (with gas), Convention centers, Diaper services, Driving range, Dry cleaners, wholesale, Electrical fixture, electronics and equipment sales, service and repair, Feed and grain sales, Financial institutions, including drive-in facilities, Freight terminals, Furniture stores, Garages, commercial or municipal, Garden center/greenhouse/nursery, retail, Golf courses, par 3 and miniature, HVAC and equipment sales, service, repair, Hardware stores, Haunted houses, temporary, Health clubs, Laboratories - medical, dental, optical, Laundries, wholesale, Mail order houses, Manufacturing, Meat markets, wholesale, Microbrewery/distillery/brewpubs, Motor freight terminals, Office - professional, business, institutional or public, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Parcel delivery facilities, Parks, publicly owned, Pet grooming, Plumbing fixtures and equipment sales, service and repair, Printers and lithographers, wholesale, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Real estate offices, temporary, Recreational centers, Recycling center, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Taxi service, Towing services, Upholstery services, Veterinarian offices and animal hospitals, Warehousing

Special use approval required: Airports or aircraft landing fields, Asphalt mixing, Auditoriums, Boat and marine sales, Boat launching, Boat liveries, Boat rental, Boat storage, Bowling alleys, Cannabis craft growers, Cannabis cultivation center, Cannabis dispensaries, Cannabis infusers, Cannabis processor, Cannabis transporter, Car washes, Cemeteries, including mausoleums and crematories (must conform to state and federal standards), Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Concrete mixing, Drive-through window, Dwellings for manager or operator and their families when located on premises where they are employed, Equestrian academies and arenas, Exposition center, Extraction of earth products, Farming, including necessary buildings and the keeping of farm animals, Fuel sales and storage, wholesale limited to 120,000 gallons per tank with storage not to exceed 500,000 gallons, Gunsmith, Heliports, Kennels, Off site parking lot, Outdoor club, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Radio and television towers, Railroad rights of way and trackage, not to include reclassification yards, terminals or maintenance facilities, Recreational vehicle park, Resale stores, Scrap yard, Self-storage, Skating rink, outdoor, Skating rinks, indoor, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Solar farms, Stables, Stadiums, Storage facilities, commercial or Municipal, Storage of disabled vehicles, Storage of motor vehicles, Swimming pools, indoor and outdoor (commercial or Municipal), Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Theaters, Towers, commercial radio and television, Vape stores, Wireless service antenna tower(s), Wireless service tower(s), Wrecking/recovery services

Read the M-1 district in the official code

Industry and its necessary accessories where effects on surrounding property are often associated, held to high performance standards; 50 acre minimum area. A parcel of 800 acres or more with earth-extraction rights can seek the M-2 Reclamation Overlay District special use for long-range mixed-use development (Sec. 9-1-6-12). S marks a special use approved under Sec. 9-1-6-10. (Sec. 9-1-4-1.A.13; use Table 1, Sec. 9-1-4-2.)

Permitted by right: Accessory uses, permitted in district, Agritourism, Automobile painting, upholstering, repairing, reconditioning and body and fender repairing, Building/landscape materials sales or storage, Collection bins on property owned by or leased to a unit of local government, Colleges, universities and trade schools, Construction buildings, temporary and not to exceed the completion date of such construction, Contractor's equipment storage yard, Contractor's shop, Convention centers, Cultivation of garden and field crops, Driving range, Dry cleaners, wholesale, Extraction of earth products, Feed and grain sales, Financial institutions, including drive-in facilities, Freight terminals, Garages, commercial or municipal, Garden center/greenhouse/nursery, retail, Haunted houses, temporary, Laundries, wholesale, Mail order houses, Manufacturing, Meat markets, wholesale, Microbrewery/distillery/brewpubs, Motor freight terminals, Office - professional, business, institutional or public, Outdoor temporary holiday sales, Parcel delivery facilities, Parks, publicly owned, Printers and lithographers, wholesale, Public open land, refuge or preserve, Public services uses (including, but not limited to, those listed above) owned and/or operated by the village of Fox Lake, Real estate offices, temporary, Recycling center, Small wireless facilities (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Taxi service, Towing services, Upholstery services, Warehousing

Special use approval required: Adult entertainment, Airports or aircraft landing fields, Asphalt mixing, Auditoriums, Boat storage, Cannabis craft growers, Cannabis cultivation center, Cannabis infusers, Cannabis transporter, Cemeteries, including mausoleums and crematories (must conform to state and federal standards), Clubs, lodges, meeting halls, and recreational centers, Concrete mixing, Drive-through window, Dwellings for manager or operator and their families when located on premises where they are employed, Exposition center, Farming, including necessary buildings and the keeping of farm animals, Fuel sales and storage, wholesale limited to 120,000 gallons per tank with storage not to exceed 500,000 gallons, Gunsmith, Heliports, Medical marijuana dispensary, Off site parking lot, Outdoor club, Planned unit development (PUD), Public service uses: filtration plants, pumping stations and water reservoirs, sewage treatment plants, police and fire stations, telephone exchanges, repeater stations and other telephone facilities, electric substations, electric distribution centers, gas regulator stations, radio and television towers, railroad passenger stations, transit and public transportation facilities, bus terminals, bus garages, bus lots, street railway terminals, streetcar houses, municipal recreation or community centers, parks and recreation areas, sanitary landfill, Radio and television towers, Railroad rights of way and trackage, not to include reclassification yards, terminals or maintenance facilities, Recreational vehicle park, Resale stores, Scrap yard, Self-storage, Small wireless facility height variations (subject to sections 7-1E-1 through 7-1E-8 of the Village Code), Solar farms, Stadiums, Storage facilities, commercial or Municipal, Storage of disabled vehicles, Storage of motor vehicles, Temporary uses (subject to subsection 9-1-6-10D3 of this zoning ordinance), Theaters, Towers, commercial radio and television, Vape stores, Wireless service antenna tower(s), Wireless service tower(s), Wrecking/recovery services

Read the M-2 district in the official code