(A) Purpose. This district is intended to primarily apply to shopping centers that serve a regional scale and offer a diverse range of goods and services. This district should have access to arterial roadways to better serve the community.
(C) Dimensional Standards Table.
Standard | Nonresidential |
Minimum Lot Area | 15,000 square feet |
Minimum Lot Dimensions | 150 feet of frontage on the primary traffic artery and 100 feet in depth |
Maximum Height | 100 feet [1] |
Front or Street Side Setback [5] | 30 feet in depth [2,3] |
Side Setback [5] | 10 feet in width which shall be totally landscaped [4] |
Rear Setback [5] | 15 feet in depth [7] |
Minimum Floor Area | 325 square feet per dwelling unit; each structure having a permitted or combination of permitted uses shall have a minimum of 1,500 square feet [6] 150 square feet for a rental sleeping room in a hotel, lodging house, tourist home, or similar use. |
Note(s): [1] No building within 100 feet of any single-family dwelling shall exceed two stories or 35 feet. [2] For buildings exceeding 35 feet in height, front or street side setbacks must be increased one foot for every two feet in height in excess of 35 feet. [3] The first 15 feet of all front and street side setbacks adjacent to the property line shall be fully landscaped with sod, ground shrubbery, and trees, except where crossed by permitted access driveways or walkways. The balance of the required setbacks may be used for parking. [4] For buildings exceeding 35 feet in height, side setbacks must be increased one foot for every five feet in height in excess of 35 feet [5] All lots abutting a residential district or use shall have setbacks in accordance with §§ 155.630 - 155.633 [6] However, existing outparcels delineated on a plat recorded prior to 2-6-85 for a shopping facility shall be exempt from providing a building of the above minimum square footage. [7] The first 10 feet must be fully sodded and landscaped. | |
(D) Additional criteria. See §§ 155.600 et seq. for additional criteria for General Business (B-3) development.
(Ord. 2021-02, adopted 3-17-21; sought to be reconsidered, Commission passed 4-21-2021)