Subject to approval by the Commission:
(a) Structures for schools, churches or other places of worship, public libraries, public museums, public art galleries or other similar public cultural uses, and public senior facilities, located not less than forty feet (40) from any residential lot line.
(Ord. 97-3. Passed 5-19-97.)
(b) Temporary structures, including manufactured home unit, mobile home unit, or other temporary buildings that may be used incident to construction work on the premises or on adjacent public projects. No such temporary structure shall be used as a dwelling. The user of said structure shall obtain a permit for the temporary use, which permit shall be valid for six months and may be renewed not more than two times. Renewal of the permit shall be in the discretion of the Zoning Inspector upon finding of reasonable progress of completion. The fee for such permit and renewals shall be established by the Village. Any such temporary structure shall be removed from the premises at the first of the following to occur: Fourteen days after a certificate of occupancy is issued for any portion of the permanent structure; fourteen days after the project is substantially complete; or ten days after the expiration of the permit for temporary use.
(Ord. 2007-24. Passed 11-19-07.)
(c) Home occupations conducted by the resident of a permitted single family dwelling subject to the following restrictions:
(1) The home occupation shall be carried on solely within the confines of the residential structure.
(2) Only one sign, not illuminated, not larger than three (3) square feet and three (3) feet in height above grade of the surrounding yard, may be erected advertising the home occupation. The sign may be located at eye level if mounted flat against a building.
(d) The home occupation shall occupy not more than twenty percent (20%) of the total floor area of the principal building or fifty percent (50%) of the floor space in any garage.
(e) No non-resident employee shall work in the home occupation on said premises.
(f) All parking demand created by the conduct of a home occupation shall be met off the street and other than in a front yard. Off-street parking may be permitted in a side or rear yard, but shall not be located any closer to the street than the required setback line. The required number of off-street parking spaces shall equal the spaces required for the residential use plus those required for the commercial use which constitutes the home occupation (if no parking requirement is given for a particular home occupation, the parking requirement for the most similar commercial use shall be used in order to calculate the required minimum number of spaces).
(g) No equipment, process, or storage associated with the home occupation shall create odors, noise, vibration, glare, electrical interference or other nuisance detectable to normal senses off the lot. In the case of electrical interference, no equipment or process shall create visual or audible interference in any radio or television receivers or other audio appliances used off the premises, or cause fluctuation in line voltage off the premises. No equipment, process, or storage associated with a home occupation shall create any fire or explosion hazard, or involve the storage of use of hazardous materials in any concentration greater than that which would normally be found in a dwelling containing no home occupation.
(h) Waste materials, solid or liquid, shall not be created on the premises at a level greater than normal to the residential use, unless provisions for the disposition of said wastes are acceptable to the Morrow County Department of Health and do not create a burden on adjoining property.
(i) No activity shall be conducted or permitted which creates a nuisance to neighboring properties.
(j) No home occupation shall be permitted to operate until a certificate of compliance is issued for such establishment by the Zoning Inspector after approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission. (Ord. 97-3. Passed 5-19-97.)