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1132.04 PARKING SETBACKS.
Parking setbacks shall be as follows:
Street | Parking Setback From Right-of-Way Line (ft.) |
Harvard Avenue | 35 |
Richmond Road | 35 |
Green Road | 35 |
Other public streets | 15 |
Abutting property | 10 |
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1132.05 DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.
(a) Driveway curb cuts to a public street shall be located at least three hundred feet (300') apart and not less than two hundred feet (200') from a street intersection. The Commission shall approve curb cuts, wherever possible, to require two (2) or more lots to use a common curb cut. The Commission may require that an entrance and exitway into a street be in one direction only. Fire lanes shall be a minimum of eighteen feet (18') where required and approved by the Commission.
(b) All permitted uses shall be contained wholly within an enclosed building. All goods, raw materials, equipment and waste materials shall be used or stored within buildings. The Commission shall permit an accessory structure on the lot to contain waste material awaiting pick up. Such structure must be approved by the Commission, including design, materials and screening.
(c) All uses shall be regulated to comply with the following performance standards at the nearest street or property line:
(1) Noxious, toxic or corrosive fumes or gases shall not be emitted which would be injurious or detrimental to persons, property or vegetation or which would be discernible to the sense of smell.
(2) No deleterious, corrosive, toxic, explosive or other environmentally hazardous material or waste shall be discharged into any sanitary or storm sewer or natural watercourse, or into the air or ground.
(3) Electrical disturbances shall not be created that would adversely affect the operation of sound, radio, television or computer equipment in any way.
(4) Noise or vibrations which are incidental to the use in any building shall not interfere with the life, health, safety and welfare of persons or property.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1132.06 LANDSCAPING.
(a) Not less than twenty percent (20%) of the total land area of a lot and all required yards on which no off-street parking is permitted shall be developed as lawn or landscaped areas or maintained in a naturally wooded state.
(b) Not less than ten feet (10') of area bordering buildings, except for entrance ways, shall be planted with ground cover, trees, shrubs, hedges or other landscaping to maintain a park-like effect. In a retail P-1 Use, the Commission may reduce this standard. Parking setbacks and other undeveloped areas of the park shall be graded and maintained as a lawn or wooded area in an orderly natural state and shall be included in the landscape plan.
(c) Landscaping, driveways and other permitted uses shall at all times be maintained in an orderly, neat, clean, sanitary and structurally sound condition, and all buildings, driveways or other structures shall be repaired in order to maintain substantially their original appearance and condition to prevent blight and unsightliness. Lawns and other landscaping shall be maintained in accordance with acceptable landscaping principles.
(d) Where a Class U-10 District or use is contiguous to or across the street from a residential zone or use, the Commission may require special landscaping, buffering, mounding or fences as the Commission finds necessary for appropriate separation, screening, and protection.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1132.07 SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS.
A preliminary and final Site Development Plan shall be prepared for all types of proposals of developments in a Class U-10 District. Such plan shall designate which uses are requested and shall be submitted to the Commission for its approval in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 1108. (Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)
1132.08 MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS.
(a) A building shall not be closer than one-half (.5) the height of the taller building adjoining it in any direction. Where the Commission permits, buildings may have common walls under separate ownership. There shall be a minimum distance of twenty feet (20') between buildings when developed as a complex, with the approval of the Commission.
(b) Office buildings are permitted to have a restaurant or lunchroom as part of the retail space. Each office building may have not more than twenty percent (20%) of the gross leasable space used for retail, food service or other permitted accessory uses.
(c) Not more than two (2) gasoline stations shall be permitted in a PUD District. They shall be developed architecturally compatible with other buildings. Body work and major engine repair shall not be permitted. No outdoor storage of vehicles shall be permitted unless actually being serviced, and in no event shall such outdoor storage be longer than five (5) days.
(d) Day care centers for children are permitted.
(Ord. 2018-94. Passed 10-21-19.)