CHAPTER 159: ZONING
Section
Use Districts; General
   159.01   Division of city into districts
   159.02   Official zoning map
   159.03   Land and structures to be used as required by district regulations
   159.04   Newly annexed territory
   159.05   Purpose of the use districts
   159.06   Preservation of floodplain areas
   159.07   Exterior masonry construction requirements
Use Districts
   159.20   (A) Agricultural District
   159.21   (SF-43) Single-Family Residential District
   159.22   (SF-22) Single-Family Residential District
   159.23   (SF-15) Single-Family Residential District
   159.24   (D) Duplex Residential District
   159.25   (TH) Townhouse Residential District
   159.26   (MF-8) High Density Multi-Family Residential District
   159.27   (LR) Local Retail District Regulations
   159.28   (PD) Planned Development District
   159.29   Towne Center Overlay District
   159.30   Lake Edge Zoning District
   159.31   (SFE-3.0) Single-Family Estate 3.0 Residential District
General Provisions
   159.40   Site plan approvals
   159.41   Interpretation, purpose and conflict
   159.42   Definitions
   159.43   Conditional use permits; permit requirements
   159.44   Landscaping and buffering
   159.45   Unplatted property
   159.46   Board of Adjustment; Planning and Zoning Commission
   159.47   Organization and duties of the Planning and Zoning Commission
   159.48   Performance standards
   159.49   Nonconforming uses
   159.50   Wind energy systems
   159.51   Architectural Review Board
   159.52   Building materials regulations for residential and commercial construction
Minimum Off-Street Requirements
   159.60   Purpose
   159.61   Off-street parking spaces required
   159.62   Number of off-street parking spaces required
   159.63   Residential parking required
   159.64   Nonresidential parking requirements
   159.65   Shared parking lots
   159.66   Clarification, exception and modification of off-street parking requirements
   159.67   Off-street loading requirements
   159.68   Design and construction standards of off-street parking
Administrative Provisions
   159.80   Procedure for amending this chapter
   159.81   Format of zoning map and procedures for amending
   159.82   Classification of new and unlisted uses
   159.83   Administration and enforcement; penalty; building permits; certificates of zoning compliance; occupancy and use permits
   159.84   Completion of buildings
   159.85   Effect upon existing permits, agreements, rights and the like
   159.86   Schedule of fees, charges and expenses
   159.87   Side and rear yard exceptions
 
   159.99   Penalty
USE DISTRICTS; GENERAL
§ 159.01 DIVISION OF CITY INTO DISTRICTS.
    (A)   For the purpose of regulating and restricting the use of land and the erection, construction, reconstruction, alterations, moving, or use of buildings, structures, or land, all lands within the corporate limits of the city are hereby divided into the following districts:
      (1)   District (A) Agricultural District;
      (2)   District (SF-43) Single-Family Residential District; minimum lot size 43,560 square feet (one acre);
      (3)   District (SF-22) Single-Family Residential District; minimum lot size 22,000 square feet (one-half acre);
      (4)   District (SF-15) Single-Family Residential District; minimum lot size 15,000 square feet;
      (5)   District (TH) Townhouse Residential District;
      (6)   District (D) Duplex Residential District;
      (7)   District (MF-8) High Density Multi-Family District; maximum density eight units per acre; and
      (8)   District (LR) Local Retail District.
   (B)   Any use not listed herein may be placed in a suitable district classification by the governing body after recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission as specified in § 159.82.
(2005 Code, § 12-1-1) (Ord. 181211B, passed 12-11-2018)
§ 159.02 OFFICIAL ZONING MAP.
   The city is hereby divided into the above zones, or districts, as shown on the official zoning map, which, together with all explanatory matters thereon, is hereby adopted by reference and declared to be a part of this chapter.
(2005 Code, § 12-1-2)
§ 159.03 LAND AND STRUCTURES TO BE USED AS REQUIRED BY DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
    (A)   The regulations set by this chapter within each district shall be minimum regulations and shall apply uniformly to each class or kind of structure or land, except as hereinafter provided.
   (B)   No building, structure, or land shall hereafter be used or occupied, and no building or structure or part thereof shall hereafter be erected, constructed, reconstructed, moved, or structurally altered, except in conformity with all of the regulations herein specified for the district in which it is located.
   (C)   No part of a yard or other space, or off-street parking or loading space required about or in connection with any building or use for the purpose of complying with this chapter, shall be included as part of a yard, open space, or off-street parking or loading space similarly required for any other building or use.
   (D)   Every building hereafter erected or altered shall be located on a lot as herein defined.
   (E)   An accessory building/structure must be incidental to the main building and must comply with all use regulations applicable to the main building except as stated herein.
      (1)   An accessory building/structure may not be used for commercial purposes except as permitted per the use district and within the definition of home occupation.
      (2)   An accessory building/structure may not be rented separately from the residence.
      (3)   A detached accessory building/structure may not be used for living quarters which is comprised of rooms and/or areas that are normally associated with residential accommodations, for example, kitchens, kitchenettes, dining rooms, sleeping rooms, living areas, bathrooms and the like, except for guest houses and servants quarters where permitted or granted by conditional use permit.
      (4)   Accessory building/structures shall not be located in any front yard.
      (5)   No accessory building/structure shall be constructed upon a lot until the construction on the principal building has commenced with the permanent foundation and framing in place.
      (6)   No accessory building/structure shall be put in use unless the principal building is completed and occupied.
      (7)   With respect to accessory buildings/structures as defined in § 159.42, the Building Official or a representative designated by him or her must also determine, based upon the following criteria, if the structure is an attached accessory building/structure to the main building:
         (a)   That the required roof extension is a structural member of the roof of the main building;
         (b)   That the roof extension does not exceed 24 feet in length, excluding overhangs, and the ridgeline of the roof extension is not higher than the roof over the main building;
         (c)   That the attached accessory use building/structure is no larger than 900 square feet and is built of like material and design in generally the same proportions (exclusive of glass) as the main building; and
         (d)   Does not contain attributes such as plumbing for a kitchen or bathroom, which may cause the Building Official or his or her designated representative to determine that such accessory building/structure should not be allowed without the applicant obtaining a conditional use permit.
      (8)   If the Building Official or his or her designated representative determines that an accessory building/structure is not an attached, integral part of the main building under the foregoing criteria, and that otherwise the accessory building/structure is not allowed under the provisions herein relating to stand alone, detached accessory buildings/structures without a conditional use permit, then the Building Official or his or her designated representative shall advise the applicant that he or she must obtain a conditional use permit for applicant's proposed accessory building/structure. Each accessory building/structure used for non-residential or multi-family residential purpose shall be considered a principal building/structure. The regulations detailed in this section shall govern the location of swimming pools and spas accessory to non-residential and multi-family residential uses.
      (9)   Distance between single-family and non-residential/multi-family residential swimming pools and spas. When property occupied by non-residential and/or multi-family residential uses abuts a single-family district, swimming pool and spa accessories to the non-residential and multi-family residential uses shall be located no closer than 50 feet to the single-family district, as measured from the outside of the pool liner.
   (F)   When calculating lot area in all use districts or districts, such area shall not include:
      (1)   Land that is in the regulatory floodplain;
      (2)   Rivers, lakes, and streams; and/or
      (3)   Rights-of-way.
(2005 Code, § 12-1-3) (Ord. 960502, passed - -; Ord. 000615, passed - -; Ord. 181211B, passed 12-11-2018)
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