(a) Purpose. The Corridor District promotes commercial and residential uses surrounding the U.S. Route 52 and U.S. Route 23 corridors.
(b) Development Standards.
Front Setback | 5 ft. min. |
Side Setback | 0 ft. min. |
Rear Setback | 0 ft. min. for a rear yard that abuts only non-residential uses; 40 ft. min. for a rear yard that abuts a residential use |
Structure Height | 60 ft. max. |
Impervious Coverage | 75% max. |
(c) Parking Location. No parking area may be situated closer to the front lot line than any front- facing exterior wall of any principal structure(s) on the same lot, except in the case of through-lots. If the parking area is located on a lot that does not contain a principal structure, refer to the parking area regulations in Section 1137.03(b).
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(d) Uses. Only the following uses are permitted in this district. More than one principal use per lot is permitted.
Agricultural
• Neighborhood Agriculture (A)
Industrial
• Artisan Manufacturing
• Heavy Industrial (C)
• Large Light Industrial (C)
• Small Light Industrial
Institutional
• Arts, Science, and Cultural
• Government Administration
• Government Services
• Religious Place of Worship
• School
Lodging
• Large Lodging
• Small Lodging (A)
Parking
• Large Surface Parking (A)
• Small Surface Parking (A)
• Structured Parking (A)
Recreation and Leisure
• Conservation Recreation
• Indoor Recreation or Leisure
• Large Outdoor Recreation
• Medium Outdoor Recreation
• Restaurant or Bar
• Small Outdoor Recreation
Residential
• Dwelling
Retail
• Large Retail
• Small Retail
Sales
• Automotive Sales
• Commercial Sales
Services
• Addiction Treatment Facility
• Animal Care
• Automotive Services
• Car Rental Services
• Commercial Services
• Emergency Medical Care
• Family Care Services
• General Personal Services
• Ground Transport Services
• Professional Services
NOTES. In the use list, "C" indicates a use that is conditionally permitted. "A" indicates a use that may be accessory to a principal use. For more details, see the Comprehensive Use Table and use-specific standards in Chapter 1135.
(Ord. 2022-110. Passed 12-12-22.)