(A) Auto repair, equipment repair and body repair.
(1) Where permitted in commercial districts, all repair activities must take place within a completely enclosed building.
(2) Any spray painting must take place within structures designed for that purpose and approved by the Building Official.
(B) Auto washing facilities.
(1) Each conveyor operated auto washing facility shall provide 100 feet of stacking capacity per washing lane on the approach side of the washing structure and stacking space for two vehicles on the exit side.
(2) Each self-service auto washing facility shall provide stacking space for three automobiles per bay on the approach side and one space per bay on the exit side of the building.
(C) Bed and breakfasts. Bed and breakfasts permitted in the B-1 District must provide any sleeping facility only on levels above street level except that units specifically designed and reserved for occupancy by people with physically disabilities may be located on the street level.
(D) Campgrounds.
(1) Each campground shall have a minimum size of one acre.
(2) All campgrounds shall maintain a 50-foot front yard setback and a 25-foot bufferyard from all other property lines.
(3) Each campground must maintain water supply, sewage disposal and water and toilet facilities in compliance with all city ordinances, state and federal regulations; or, alternatively, be limited to use by self-contained campers, providing their own on-board water and disposal systems.
(E) Convenience storage. When permitted in the AG, RR and B-2 Districts, convenience storage facilities shall be subject to the following additional requirements:
(1) The minimum size of a convenience storage facility shall be 8,712 square feet of lot area; and
(2) All storage must be within enclosed buildings and shall not include the storage of hazardous materials.
(F) Crematory. When permitted in the MH Zoning District or for a special use permit in a B-2 or ML/C-1 Zoning District, a crematory shall be subject to the following additional requirements:
(1) Crematories shall only be allowed if licensed by the state and in compliance with any applicable regulatory agency(ies).
(2) A plan of operation shall be submitted to the City Building Department and is required to meet all environmental requirements and accompanied by a site plan showing all existing and future or planned facilities on the site. The plan of operation shall address hours of operation, number of licensed persons on site trained to operate the crematory unit, procedures to be followed in processing the remains, including required permits and authorizations to be obtained from doctors and county coroner as the case may require. Said plan of operation is subject to periodic review which will address all life safety codes.
(3) The following setback shall be complied with a 20-foot setback unless a greater setback is otherwise required under this code of ordinances; landscaping and buffer yards are as required under this code of ordinances.
(4) All services and activities associated with said crematory must take place within a completely enclosed building, including the unloading of human remains from the transporting vehicle and must maintain the integrity of the surrounding area.
(5) All driveway approaches at least 20 feet outward from the crematory toward the city street must be paved with either concrete or asphalt.
(G) Sexually oriented business. When permitted in an ML/C-1 Zoning District with a Special Use Permit, a sexually oriented business shall be subject to the following additional requirement: Sexually oriented businesses shall not be operated within 300 feet of:
(1) A church;
(2) A public or private elementary or secondary school;
(3) A boundary of a residential or historic district;
(4) A park or recreational trail;
(5) A property line of a lot devoted to a residential use;
(6) A hospital; or
(7) Fairgrounds.
(Ord. 23-09, passed 8-21-2023)