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In a "B" residence district, land may be used, and buildings may be erected, altered, or used only for the following:
(a) Any use permitted in an "A" residence district.
(b) Two-family dwelling.
(c) Multiple dwellings.
(d) Lodging house or boarding house.
(e) Fraternity house, sorority house or dormitory.
(f) Clubhouse (not including a club, the chief activity of which is a service customarily carried on as a business).
(g) Hospital, other than a hospital for persons suffering from insanity or from diseases such as are commonly isolated in a separate building.
(h) Public or semi-public institution, educational or charitable (not including a jail, reformatory or other correctional institution).
(i) Independent Living Facility
(j) Accessory uses incident to any of the principal uses above listed and not involving the conduct of a business.
(Passed 10-3-23.)
In either an "A" or "B" residence district, accessory uses shall be uses customarily incident to the principal uses listed as permitted. They shall be understood to include, among other things:
(a) An office, such as that of a physician, dentist, musician, artist or other professional person when located within or directly attached to his or her dwelling which is used by him or her primarily as a dwelling; and home occupations.
(b) Home or spare time activities such as mechanical appliances repairs, radio repairs, cabinetmaking and like occupations or hobbies when engaged in solely by members of the immediate family after approval and issuance of a permit for same by Council. Such permit shall be revocable at any time upon presentation of a petition of seventy-five percent (75%) of the property owners according to the frontage in all blocks immediately adjoining the block or location of such home or spare-time activity.
(c) [REPEALED]
(d) A private garage, located not less than sixty feet from the front lot line, if a separate building, or in a suitable room within or attached to the dwelling; provided, that on a through lot less than 120 feet long, it may be so located as to be not closer than thirty feet to either street.
(e) A sign or signboard not exceeding eight square feet in area, appertaining to the lease or sale of the premises.
(f) A name plate not exceeding two square feet in area.
(g) A sign or bulletin board, not exceeding twelve square feet in area, so placed as not to interfere with front yard requirements nor obstruct the view across the corner of intersecting streets, and erected upon the premises of a church or similar institution for the purpose of displaying the name and activities thereof or the services therein provided.
(h) In addition to the above, all signs or related objects shall fully comply with those requirements as set forth in Article 1731.
(i) A fence, hedge or enclosure wall, provided:
(1) That a solid fence or enclosure wall shall not exceed a height of six feet.
(2) That an ornamental fence exceeding six feet in height shall have a ratio of solid portion to open portion not in excess of one to four.
(3) That any fence, hedge or enclosure wall on a corner lot, and situated within fifteen feet of the intersection of the two street lines, shall not exceed a height of three feet.
(Passed 5-14-91; 6-6-23.)
In a retail business (RB) district, land may be used and buildings may be erected, altered or used for any purpose except the following:
(a) Automobile storage yard or wrecking yard (not including a lot used for temporary parking of automobiles).
(b) Blacksmith shop or horseshoeing establishment.
(c) Bottling works.
(d) Carpet or bag cleaning establishment.
(e) Contractor's plant and storage thereof, except during the course of building construction.
(f) Garage, public (permitted under conditions prescribed in Section 1317.11.)
(g) Service station (permitted under conditions prescribed in Section 1317.11.)
(h) Filling station (permitted under conditions prescribed in Section 1317.12.)
(i) Laundry, steam.
(j) Milk bottling establishment or wholesale milk distributing station.
(k) Sawmill or woodworking mill.
(l) Stone or monument works.
(m) Storage, sorting or baling of junk, scrap metal, paper or rags.
(n) Storage yard.
(o) Veterinary infirmary.
(p) Retail beer outlet (permitted under conditions prescribed in Section 1317.13.)
(q) Manufacturing of any kind, other than the manufacture of products the major portion of which is to be sold at retail on the premises to the ultimate consumer. (See Section 1317.14)
(r) Any of the following of the following uses:
(1) Abattoir.
(2) Acetylene gas (manufacture of compound acetylene in excess of fifteen pounds pressure per square inch).
(3) Acid manufacture.
(4) Animal fertilizer manufacture.
(5) Asphalt manufacture or refining.
(6) Brick, tile or terra-cotta manufacture.
(7) Celluloid manufacture or storage.
(8) Cement, lime or gypsum or plaster of paris manufacture.
(9) Chlorine or bleaching powder manufacturing or refining.
(10) Coke ovens.
(11) Coal tar products manufacture.
(12) Cresote manufacture or treatment plant.
(13) Distillation of bones, coal or wood.
(14) Dye-stuff manufacture.
(15) Emery cloth or sandpaper manufacture.
(16) Fat rendering, soap, to allow, lard or grease manufacture or refining.
(17) Garbage, offal, dead animals or refuse incineration, reduction or storage.
(18) Gas manufacture or storage in excess of ten thousand cubic feet.
(19) Gasoline service station (permitted under conditions prescribed in Section 1317.12)
(20) Gasoline storage in excess of an amount necessary for use of sale at retail on the premises.
(21) Glue, size or gelatin manufacture.
(22) Gunpowder, fireworks or other explosive manufacture or storage.
(23) Iron or steel foundry, blast furnace, rolling mill.
(24) Iron or steel works if of a character cited in subsection (42) hereof.
(25) Match manufacture.
(26) Oilcloth or linoleum manufacture.
(27) Ore reduction and general smelting operations.
(28) Paint, oil, shellac, turpentine or varnish manufacture.
(29) Paper and pulp manufacture.
(30) Petroleum refining or storage in excess of an amount necessary for use on the premises.
(31) Potash manufacture.
(32) Printing manufacturing.
(33) Rock or slag crushing.
(34) Rubber, caoutchouc or gutta-percha manufacture or treatment.
(35) Soda ash, caustic soda or washing compound manufacture.
(36) Stone quarry.
(37) Slag dump.
(38) Stockyards.
(39) Tanning, curing or storage of raw hides or skins.
(40) Tar distillation or manufacture.
(41) Tar roofing or tar waterproofing manufacture.
(42) Any use which may be noxious or offensive, by reason of the emission of odor, dust, smoke, gas, vibration or noise.
(43) Manufacture of fertilizer from animals.
(44) Coke ovens.
(45) Distillation of bones, tar or wood, or the products thereof.
(46) Incineration, reduction or storage of garbage, offal, animals or refuse.
(47) Manufacture or storage of gunpowder, fireworks or other explosives.
(48) Tanning or curing of leather, raw hides or skins.
(49) Tar distillation or manufacture.
(Passed 4-8-08.)
(a) Purpose. The purpose of the Riverfront Overlay Business (ROB) district is to generate retail and professional service business development in the Town of Star City. Through the use regulations set forth herein, the ROB district is intended to provide an attractive place for retail and professional service businesses to operate. (Passed 4-8-08)
(b) Use Regulations. Use regulations in the ROB district, land may be used and buildings may be erected, altered or used only for a purpose that is permitted in a retail business district (see Section 1317.04
); provided, however, that any new construction, including modification or alteration to any existing structure, must also provide for a minimum of 75% retail business or professional office space on the ground floor. (Passed 4-5-11.)
(c) The owner of any currently existing single family structure in the ROB district may erect additions and alter said structure; provided the continued use of said structure remains a single family dwelling and all setbacks and codes pertaining to “A” residence district are followed.
(Passed 4-8-08.)
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