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Off-street parking shall be provided, pursuant to Chapter 1143.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
In addition to the above regulations, gasoline stations permitted in a C3 General Business District shall comply with the following standards. Conditionally permitted gasoline stations in the C2 Retail Business District shall also comply with the regulations for conditional uses set forth in Chapter 1161.
(a) Gasoline stations located on a corner lot shall have not less than 100 feet frontage on each of the two (2) intersecting streets.
(b) Fuel pumps may be erected in a front yard but not less than twenty-five (25) feet from the public right-of-way.
(c) A landscaped area at least five (5) feet wide shall be provided on private property adjacent to the public sidewalk areas, except where interrupted by driveways.
(d) A canopy may be constructed over the pump island provided the canopy shall be no closer than fifteen (15) feet to the right-of-way.
(e) The only services permitted to be performed on a vehicle shall be the dispensing of fuel, oil, air and other motor vehicle fluids.
(f) The location, display or storage of rental trailers, automobiles, trucks or other rental equipment on the premises is not permitted.
(g) No merchandise, except fluids normally associated with the operation of a motor vehicle (e.g.: oil and windshield washer fluid), may be displayed outside the principal structure.
(h) Except while being serviced at a pump island, no vehicles shall be parked between the pump setback line and the front property line; nor on a corner lot shall any vehicles be parked between the pump setback line and the property line on either of the intersecting streets.
(i) No junk or unlicensed motor vehicles will be permitted to remain on gasoline station property outside the principal structure for more than forty-eight (48) hours.
(j) All outdoor wiring, including electrical and telephone wiring, shall be installed underground, excluding utility services.
(k) Locations where such use abuts a residential district or use shall provide landscaping and screening, approved by the Architectural Board of Review pursuant to Chapter 1141; said landscaped area shall be not less than ten (10) feet wide.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
In addition to the above regulations, business establishments for motor vehicle sales, new or new and used, or automobile leasing permitted in a C3 General Business District shall comply with the following standards. Conditionally permitted establishments in the C2 Retail Business District shall also comply with the regulations set forth in Title Five.
(a) The sale and/or lease of new motor vehicles as a principal use shall be conducted by a dealer who is subject to a franchise agreement principally for the sale of new motor vehicles. The sale and/or lease of used motor vehicles may be permitted as an accessory use to such principal use; such accessory use may be located on a lot other than the lot on which the principal use is located. The sale of used motor vehicles is not a permitted principal use.
(b) The service garage, leasing department and other activities customarily incidental to a full service franchised automobile dealer shall be permitted as accessory to the sale of automobiles provided these activities are conducted in a wholly enclosed building.
(c) Only repair of motor vehicles customarily associated with new motor vehicle sales shall be permitted, and shall be conducted inside a suitable building.
(d) No motor vehicle not available for sale or lease, or any junk or inoperative motor vehicle may be stored so as to be visible from the public right-of-way for more than a twenty-four (24) hour period.
(e) All outdoor wiring, including electrical and telephone wiring, shall be installed underground, excluding utility services.
(f) Locations where such use abuts a residential district or use shall provide landscaping and screening, approved by the Architectural Board of Review pursuant to Chapter 1141; said landscaped area shall be not less than ten (10) feet wide.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
Off-street parking decks and parking garages may be located on the same lot as the principal use, or may be located on a separate lot in accordance with Section 1143.06, and shall comply with the following standards:
(a) All parking decks and parking garages shall be approved by the Architectural Board of Review;
(b) A parking deck or parking garage shall comply with the yard requirements for a principal use specified in Schedule 1129.06 except that open parking decks and open garages in which vehicles are visible from the street shall be located not less than the distance dictated by adjoining structures or in their absence as established by the Building Line Map.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
(a) No dwelling units shall be on the ground floor.
(b) No dwelling units shall be on the same floor as another permitted use.
(c) In a building having dwelling units and other permitted uses, the other permitted uses shall be limited to the ground floor and consecutive floors.
(Ord. 91-95. Passed 10-7-1996.)
(a) Outdoor Dining Facility - means an outdoor dining area or an area wherein twenty-five percent (25%) or more of any exterior wall is movable and is connected or attached to an indoor restaurant, bar, tavern or nightclub. Such a facility shall only be permitted as a conditionally permitted accessory use in the C1 Office, C2 Retail, C3 General Business, C4 Public School District, PD Planned Development and I Industrial Districts.
(Ord. 70-07. Passed 3-2-09.)
(b) A conditionally permitted outdoor dining facility shall comply with the following regulations and those for conditional uses set forth in Chapter 1161.
(1) Outdoor/seasonal dining is used in conjunction with, and is under the same management and exclusive control of, a restaurant, bar, tavern or nightclub located on the same or contiguous property;
(2) Carry out food establishments may be issued a permit for an outdoor/ seasonal dining facility, with a maximum of eight outdoor seats, at the discretion of the Commissioner without the necessity of a conditional use determination by the Commission, subject to the provisions of Section 1161.03(t) as determined to be applicable by the Commissioner.
(Ord. 33-2022. Passed 11-21-22.)
(a) 24-Hour Operation - means a store or any other place of business operating consecutively for twenty-four (24) hours.
(b) Any store or other place of business, including but not limited to all permitted or conditionally permitted uses in the C1 Office, C2 Retail, C3 General Business, and C4 Public School District outlined in Section 1129.02 herein, having an entrance, exit, parking lot, loading dock, trash enclosure, or show window within 250 feet of any single-family, two-family, or multiple-family residential district, shall only be permitted 24-hour operation as a conditionally permitted use.
(Ord. 87-04. Passed 11-1-2004.)
(c) Any store or other place of business which is subject to regulation pursuant to subsection (a) above and is also operating under a valid permit to sell or serve alcoholic beverages, as issued by the State of Ohio pursuant to Title 43 of the Ohio Revised Code, shall be exempt from the provisions of this Chapter only to the extent necessary to avoid conflict between the regulations herein and State law governing such liquor permit holders, provided further that nothing in the provisions of the Chapter shall be construed to sanction or permit the sale or service of alcoholic beverages in violation of State law.
(d) For purposes of this Chapter, the terms “store or other place of business” shall not be construed to include hospitals and emergency medical centers, regardless of their location in relation to any residential district, and are therefore exempt from the provisions of this Chapter.
(e) A conditionally permitted 24-hour operation shall comply with the regulations set forth within this Chapter and those in Chapter 1161.
(f) When a request for a conditional use is applied for under the provisions of this section, notice indicating the time, place and subject of the Planning Commission public hearing held pursuant to subsection 1171.03(f) shall be sent by regular mail to the owners of all properties within a minimum of a 500 foot radius of the subject property. Such conditional use request shall also be subject to the notice procedures as set forth in subsection 1173.02(c).
(Ord. 40-00. Passed 7-17-2000.)
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