Property Management
In Wisconsin, an apartment owner converting a building from residential to commercial use without proper zoning approval may be subject to:
AOnly a warning from the municipality
BCode enforcement action, fines, and an order to cease the unlawful use✓ Correct
CAutomatic license revocation by DSPS
DNo consequences if the building is over 25 years old
Explanation
Unauthorized changes of use violate zoning ordinances. The municipality can pursue code enforcement, impose fines, and order the owner to cease the unlawful use and restore the property to its permitted use.
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