(A) The Medical District Overlay is designed to provide areas for medical-related hospital, office and professional development in a campus-like development setting and in close proximity to similar existing and planned developments. The intent is to create a cluster of healthcare and related office/professional development which complements other districts with physical proximity and interaction with low-intensity business uses.
(B) Uses permitted by right include any uses permitted in the underlying zoning district.
(C) Uses permitted by condition (conditional use permit required - See §§ 156.050 et seq. for additional information regarding conditional uses. All development plans shall be reviewed and approved in accordance with major development plan requirements) include:
(1) Hospital and clinic;
(2) Office use and service related to healthcare;
(3) Medical supply;
(4) Drug store/pharmacy;
(5) Day care center;
(6) Recreational facility;
(7) Residential care facility;
(8) Parking deck/garage;
(9) Civic use;
(10) Group home; and
(11) Assisted living facilities.
(D) Development provisions.
Medical District Overlay | All Uses |
Minimum lot size | ¼ acre |
Minimum setbacks | 25 feet front, all others 10 feet except where the property adjoins a residential use, then 25 feet |
Maximum height | 75 feet |
(E) Architectural standards. Important structures shall be of sufficient design to create visual anchors for the district. All principle structures within the district shall maintain a consistent architectural style.
(1) Materials.
(a) Walls shall be clad in stone, brick, marble, approved metal paneling or cast concrete or similarly finished materials.
(b) Roofs shall be clad in slate, sheet metal, corrugated metal, tile, asphalt shingles or any other material similar in appearance and composition to existing buildings.
(2) Techniques. All rooftop equipment shall be enclosed in the building material that matches the structure or is visually compatible with the structure.
(G) Landscaping. All applicable landscaping provisions shall be observed.
(Ord. 2003-06, passed 3-3-03; Am. Ord. O-2022-2, passed 1-3-22)