§ 11-4-2 LISTING OF USES.

   The listing of any use in the schedule as being permitted in any particular district shall be deemed to be an exclusion of such use from a more restricted district, unless such use is specifically permitted in the more restricted district under the language set forth in the schedule.

(Prior Code, § 11-4-2)

§ 11-4-3 USES PERMITTED IN R ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.

   The following uses are permitted in the R One-Family Residential District:

   (A)   Accessory buildings and uses;

   (B)   Churches and church schools, provided no such building shall be closer than 15 feet to any residential property line;

   (C)   Municipal buildings and uses;

   (D)   One-family and multi-family dwellings, not to exceed two stories;

   (E)   Public parks, playgrounds, libraries, museums, and other municipal recreation facilities;

   (F)   Public schools for elementary and high school education; and

   (G)   Public utility mains, lines, and substations where no public office or no repair or storage facilities are maintained.

(Prior Code, § 11-4-3) (Ord. 2024-01, passed 4-4-2024)

§ 11-4-4 USES PERMITTED IN B BUSINESS DISTRICT.

   The following uses are permitted in the B Business District:

   (A)   All uses permitted in the R district as stated therefor;

   (B)   Places for the conduct of any limited business, such as the following; provided, that all such uses are operated primarily within an enclosed building, that traffic hazards are minimized, that lights are directed away from adjoining residential areas, that off street loading areas are available as needed, and that, in general, no dust, smoke, fumes, gas, noxious odor, excessive noise, or other atmospheric effluent shall be disseminated beyond the boundaries of the B District. Questions concerning the interpretation of environmental influences shall be decided by the Town Council based on the intent and purpose of this title:

      (1)   Antique shops and art shops;

      (2)   Banks;

      (3)   Barbershops and beauty shops;

      (4)   Book and stationery stores;

      (5)   Bowling alleys;

      (6)   Clothing stores;

      (7)   Department stores;

      (8)   Drugstores;

      (9)   Dry goods and variety stores;

      (10)   Electrical and household appliance stores;

      (11)   Equipment and supply stores;

      (12)   Florists;

      (13)   Furniture stores;

      (14)   Gift shops;

      (15)   Grocery stores;

      (16)   Hardware stores;

      (17)   Hotels and motels;

      (18)   Jewelry and craft shops;

      (19)   Membership clubs;

      (20)   Mobile home communities;

      (21)   Music, radio, and television stores;

      (22)   Office supply stores;

      (23)   Offices;

      (24)   Package liquor stores;

      (25)   Paint stores;

      (26)   Photographic studios;

      (27)   Private schools;

      (28)   Shoe stores;

      (29)   Sporting and athletic goods stores;

      (30)   Theater, indoor only;

      (31)   Tourist homes;

      (32)   Toy stores;

      (33)   Travel bureaus; and

      (34)   Watch repairs.

   (C)   Places including membership clubs, serving food and beverages for consumption inside of an enclosed building; provided, alcoholic beverages shall only be served in the B District in conjunction with such places having a capacity for food service; and

   (D)   Places for the conduct of any general business, such as the following:

      (1)   Automobile sales, repair, and used car lots;

      (2)   Bakeries, primarily for retail sales on the premises;

      (3)   Builders’ supply yards and lumberyards;

      (4)   Cleaning and dyeing establishments;

      (5)   Frozen food lockers;

      (6)   Places of amusement or recreation; and

      (7)   Places serving alcoholic beverages.

(Prior Code, § 11-4-4) (Ord. 2024-01, passed 4-4-2024)

§ 11-4-5 USES PERMITTED IN CI COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.

   The following uses are permitted in the CI Commercial and Industrial District:

   (A)   All uses permitted in the B District, as stated therefor in § 11-4-4;

   (B)   Places for the conduct of any commercial, wholesale, processing, or distribution activity, such as the following:

      (1)   Animal hospitals;

      (2)   Bottling works;

      (3)   Cabinetmaking and carpenter shops;

      (4)   Cement and concrete products;

      (5)   Dairy processing and distribution plants;

      (6)   Ice and cold storage plants;

      (7)   Machine shops;

      (8)   Manufacture of handicraft products; and

      (9)   Sheet metal shops.

   (C)   Storage warehouse; storage of oil, gasoline, and petroleum products; provided, new areas used for this purpose are located at least 150 feet from a more restricted zoning district and not within 150 feet of any occupied residence;

   (D)   Any kind of scientific research or manufacture, compounding, assembling, processing, or treatment of products; provided, the following limitations are placed on all such uses.

      (1)   All permitted uses shall be operated entirely within a completely enclosed structure.

      (2)   Dust, fumes, odors, smoke, vapor, noise, lights, and vibrations shall not exceed in intensity at the boundary of the lot the conditions normally found in a residential neighborhood.

      (3)   Travel parking portions of the lot shall be surfaced with asphalt, concrete, or equivalent paving.

   (E)   Any industrial or manufacturing operation subject to the following conditions and exceptions.

      (1)   Excessive amounts of dust, fumes, odors, smoke, vapor, noise, lights, and vibrations shall be confined within the Cl District. Questions concerning the interpretation of “excessive amounts” shall be decided by the Town Council based on the intent and purpose of this title.

      (2)   Outdoor storage, equipment, and refuse areas shall be concealed from view from abutting rights-of-way and adjoining residential districts.

      (3)   The following uses shall not be permitted under any circumstances without the unanimous consent of the Council:

         (a)   Alfalfa dehydrators;

         (b)   Fat rendering;

         (c)   Garbage, offal, or dead animal reduction; and

         (d)   Manufacturing of cement, lime, gypsum, or plaster of Paris, fireworks or explosives, glue, distillation of bones.

(Prior Code, § 11-4-5)

§ 11-4-6 USES PERMITTED IN O DISTRICT.

   The following uses are permitted in the O District: all uses permitted in the B District in § 11-4-4; provided, each use has a minimum lot area of ten acres.

(Prior Code, § 11-4-6)

§ 11-4-7 DENSITY SCHEDULE FOR R DISTRICT.

   All R districts shall comply with the following density schedule:

Maximum height of buildings:
Accessory building	25 feet
Principal building	35 feet
Minimum floor area per dwelling	800 square feet
Minimum front yard:
Accessory building	45 feet
Principal building	20 feet
Minimum lot area per dwelling	5,000 square feet
Minimum lot width per dwelling	50 feet
Minimum rear yard:
Accessory building (unattached)	3 feet
Principal building:
Aggregate for each lot	14 feet
Any one yard	7 feet

 

(Prior Code, § 11-4-7) (Ord. 2024-01, passed 4-4-2024)

§ 11-4-8 DENSITY SCHEDULE FOR B AND CI DISTRICTS.

   All B and CI Districts shall comply with the following density schedule:

 

	B Business	Cl Commercial And Industrial
Maximum height of building	65 feet	65 feet
Minimum front setback	40 feet from centerline of street	40 feet from centerline of street
Minimum rear setback	13 feet from centerline of alley	13 feet from centerline of alley
Minimum side yard	NR*	NR*
Note to table: NR means none required, except as might be required by the Council.

 

(Prior Code, § 11-4-8)