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Codified Ordinances of Canton, OH
CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CANTON, OHIO
CERTIFICATION
OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF CANTON
COMPARATIVE SECTION TABLE
PART ONE - ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
PART THREE - TRAFFIC CODE
PART FIVE - GENERAL OFFENSES CODE
PART SEVEN - BUSINESS REGULATION CODE
PART NINE - STREETS, UTILITIES AND PUBLIC SERVICES CODE
PART ELEVEN - PLANNING AND ZONING CODE
TITLE ONE - Planning
TITLE THREE - Subdivisions
CHAPTER 1111 Platting Rules and Regulations
CHAPTER 1121 Preamble
CHAPTER 1122 Repeal and Validity
CHAPTER 1123 Policy Statement
CHAPTER 1124 Zoning Districts and Maps
CHAPTER 1126 Minimum Standards
CHAPTER 1127 Multiple Standards
CHAPTER 1128 Prohibitions
CHAPTER 1129 Meanings Generally
CHAPTER 1130 Terms and Words Defined
CHAPTER 1131 Definitions
CHAPTER 1132 Applicability
CHAPTER 1133 Nonconforming Uses, Approach to
CHAPTER 1134 General Provisions
CHAPTER 1135 Exceptions and Modifications
CHAPTER 1136 Purpose - Residential Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1137 Bulk and Area Requirements - Residential Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1138 Permitted Uses - Residential Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1139 Permitted Accessory Buildings and Structures
CHAPTER 1140 Permitted Accessory Uses
CHAPTER 1141 Public Utilities in Residential Districts
CHAPTER 1142 Garage Sales in Residential Districts
CHAPTER 1143 Repair of Motor Vehicles
CHAPTER 1144 R-5 Planned Unit Development District
CHAPTER 1145 Purpose - Business and Industrial Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1146 Bulk and Area Requirements - Business and Industrial Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1147 Permitted Uses - Business and Industrial Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1148 Special Provisions for Business and Industrial Uses
CHAPTER 1149 Accessory Uses
CHAPTER 1150 Outdoor Storage
CHAPTER 1151 Outdoor Merchandise Display in Business Zones
CHAPTER 1152 Drive-Thru Windows
CHAPTER 1153 Outdoor Dining Areas and Sidewalk Cafes
CHAPTER 1154 Purpose and Intent
CHAPTER 1155 General Requirements
CHAPTER 1156 Submittal Process
CHAPTER 1157 Review Criteria
CHAPTER 1158 Bulk and Area Requirements
CHAPTER 1159 Permitted Uses
CHAPTER 1160 Accessory Uses and Structures
CHAPTER 1161 Required Parking and Loading, On-Site and Off-Site
CHAPTER 1162 Purpose - Special Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1163 Permitted Uses - Special Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1164 Bulk and Area Requirements - Special Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1165 Accessory Uses - Special Zoning Districts
CHAPTER 1166 Flood Hazard Zoning District
CHAPTER 1167 Urban Garden District
CHAPTER 1168 Live-Work Overlay District
CHAPTER 1169 Purpose and Intent
CHAPTER 1170 Permitted Uses
CHAPTER 1171 General Requirements
CHAPTER 1172 Submission Requirements
CHAPTER 1173 General Development Plan
CHAPTER 1174 Parking Demand and Management Study
CHAPTER 1175 Review Criteria
CHAPTER 1176 Target Investment Zones
CHAPTER 1177 Traditional Neighborhood Design Standards
CHAPTER 1178 Pedestrian Overlay District
CHAPTER 1179 Urban Form Overlay District
CHAPTER 1180 Purpose
CHAPTER 1181 Intent
CHAPTER 1182 Sustainable Development
CHAPTER 1183 Landscape Requirements
CHAPTER 1184 Off-street Loading and Parking Requirements
CHAPTER 1185 Outdoor Illumination
CHAPTER 1186 Refuse Storage
CHAPTER 1187 Signs
CHAPTER 1188 Wall Murals
CHAPTER 1189 Windmills and Wind Turbines
CHAPTER 1190 Solar Energy Systems
CHAPTER 1191 Wireless Telecommunications Facilities
CHAPTER 1192 Satellite Dish Antennae
CHAPTER 1193 Sexually Oriented Businesses
CHAPTER 1194 Enforcement
CHAPTER 1195 Administrative Agencies and Duties
CHAPTER 1196 Zoning Amendments
CHAPTER 1197 Appeals and Variances
CHAPTER 1198 Conditional Uses
PART THIRTEEN - BUILDING CODE
PART FIFTEEN - FIRE PREVENTION CODE
PART SEVENTEEN - HEALTH CODE
CHAPTER 1176
Target Investment Zones
1176.01    Purpose.
1176.02    Bulk and area requirements - Target Investment Zones.
1176.03    Permitted uses - Target Investment Zones.
1176.04    Accessory uses and structures.
1176.05    Required parking and loading, on-site and off-site.
1176.01 PURPOSE.
   These Target Investment Zone (TIZ) overlay districts are established to provide for residential, commercial, and mixed use neighborhoods that are in harmony with the natural features of the land, economic conditions, and the needs of Canton residents, both present and future. In addition, the TIZ's correspond with the Core Targeted Investment Areas recommendation in the most current comprehensive Plan, and subsequent amendments approved by Council, and are designed to implement the Plan recommendations for those areas by providing a flexible approach to zoning that will encourage the style, density, and uses recommended in the Comprehensive Plan. The following areas are designated as TIZ's, and their specific purpose and intent are as described below:
   (a)   Aultman Hospital Area Neighborhood Target Investment Zone: The purpose and intent of this zone is to "re-weave" the hospital back into the surrounding blocks and make the neighborhood a more desirable place to live and work. Therefore, the Aultman Hospital Area Neighborhood TIZ is envisioned to provide a range of residential and compatible office and commercial uses as well as to have multifamily dwellings nearer the hospital and single family detached homes further away, resulting in a range of densities from moderate (10-20 du/acre) to higher (20-30 du/acre) densities. Commercial office uses are to cluster near the hospital and commercial retail, restaurants, and medical offices shall be encouraged and located at major corners. Site design shall emphasize high quality architecture and landscaping, and streetscapes shall include street trees, wide sidewalks, and boulevards to make walking and biking appealing and safe.
   (b)   Mercy Area Neighborhood Target Investment Zone: The Mercy Area Neighborhood TIZ is designed to protect and enhance the existing single-family residential character of this area while encouraging and facilitating the redevelopment Fulton Road and 12th Street corridors. Therefore, the single-family residential areas shall remain as such and the Fulton Road and 12th Street corridors shall allow higher density (up to 30/du per acre) mixed-use commercial development, including residential use and the preservation of the existing grand single family homes.
   (c)   The Shorb Corridor Area Target Investment Zone: The Shorb Corridor Area TIZ is designed and intended to preserve the residential character of this area and to encourage and facilitate reinvestment in workforce housing. Therefore, existing residential uses, character, and densities shall be respected, except for the southeast area of the zone, working north from 6th Street NW and west from McKinley Avenue NW shall encourage and allow a variety of densities and housing types including town homes, small apartments, and single family homes on larger lots. Additionally, the Lower Shorb Area defined by12th Street NW to the North, Tuscarawas Street W to the South, Monument Road NW to the West and Fulton Road NW to the East shall encourage high density town homes/row housing development complimented by mixed-use commercial development.
   (d)   Downtown Canton Target Investment Zone: The Downtown Canton TIZ is designed to encourage and enhance the broad mix of uses and densities already existing within the area. Therefore, the Downtown Canton TIZ is a high-density mixed-use zone intended to create a walkable urban environment that is vibrant and welcoming to residents, businesses, workers, and visitors. Architecture and design shall focus on the relationship between buildings, sidewalks, and streets. Densities shall be high, parking requirements flexible, and streetscapes of high quality.
      (Ord. 147-2018. Passed 7-2-18.)
1176.02 BULK AND AREA REQUIREMENTS - TARGET INVESTMENT ZONES.
   The bulk and area requirements for the existing zones shall remain in effect for single family and two-family residential in-fill development on vacant lots or for the reconstruction, renovation, or expansion of single and two-family dwelling units on existing lots. All other development-commercial, residential, multi-family, public, and institutional-including new construction, reconstruction, renovations, and expansions shall be subject to the bulk and area requirements prescribed in this Section.
Table of Permitted Bulk and Area Requirements
 
Height
Lot
Feet
Stories
Area
Density
Coverage
Landscape
Primary
Access.
Aultman
72
15
6
n/a
30 du/ac
n/a
15%
Mercy
72
15
6
n/a
30 du/ac
n/a
15%
Shorb
45
15
4.5
n/a
20 du/ac
n/a
15%
Downtown
375
25
35
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Footnotes:
(1)    Refer to Chapter 1178. Pedestrian Overlay District, Table of New Construction for Setbacks and Building Configuration Requirements.
(2)    Refer to Chapter 1179. Urban Form Overlay District, Table of New Construction for Setbacks and Building Configuration Requirements.
(Ord. 147-2018. Passed 7-2-18.)
1176.03 PERMITTED USES - TARGET INVESTMENT ZONES.
Table of Permitted Uses
Use
Aultman
Mercy
Shorb
Downtown
Residential Uses
Single-Family Homes
P
P
P
--
Two Family Dwellings
P
P
P
--
Three to Six Unit Dwellings
P
CU
CU
CU
Townhouses
P
P
P
P
Multi-Family Dwellings
P
CU
CU
P
Historic Rehab and Commercial Conversion to Residential
P
--
--
P
Home Occupation
P
P
P
P
Use
Aultman
Mercy
Shorb
Downtown
Mixed-Uses
Office, Retail, Restaurants, and Residential
P
P
P
P
Commercial Office and Retail
P
P
P
P
Commercial Office, Retail, Restaurants, and Entertainment
--
--
--
P
Commercial Uses
Retail, Neighborhood (1)
P
P
P
P
Retail, Community (1)
P
CU
CU
P
Retail, Regional (1)
CU
--
--
P
Personal Service (1)
P
P
P
P
Professional Service (1)
P
P
P
P
Restaurants, Cafes and Bakeries (1)
P
P
P
P
Drive-Thru Service (1)
CU
CU
CU
--
Financial Services (1)
P
P
P
P
Child and Adult Day Care
P
P
P
P
Entertainment and Museums (1)
CU
--
--
P
Recreation, Indoor and Outdoor (1)
CU
--
--
CU
Business Office (1)
P
--
--
P
Medical and Dental Office (1)
P
--
--
P
Medical Laboratory (1)
P
--
--
--
Broadcast Studios (1)
--
--
--
P
Hotels (1)
--
--
--
P
Conference and Convention Facilities(1)
--
--
--
P
Commercial Parking
--
--
--
P
 
Use
Aultman
Mercy
Shorb
Downtown
Public Uses
Government Buildings and Schools
P
P
P
P
Community and Recreation Facilities
P
P
P
P
Parks and Open Space
P
P
P
P
Public Events and Assembly
CU
CU
CU
P
Footnotes:
(1) Use only allowed in those areas of the zoning district conceptualized in the 2016 Comprehensive Plan as suitable for commercial activities.
(Ord. 147-2018. Passed 7-2-18.)
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