§ 155.304 HEALTH, SAFETY, AND AESTHETIC BARRIERS.
   (A)   (1)   Whenever property in one zoning category abuts property of a more restrictive zoning category and the property in the less restrictive category is being developed, the Zoning Administrator may require, as a condition of the building permit, such barriers be constructed by the developer as are deemed necessary and appropriate for the protection of the more restrictive area.
      (2)   The zoning from most restrictive to least restrictive is as follows: AG, R-1, R-2, R-3, C-1, and GI and in any planned development with similar uses. Such devices may include fences, hedges, traffic controls and patterns, or any other device reasonably necessary to attain the goals sought.
      (3)   For purposes of this section, PROPERTY OF ONE ZONING CATEGORY shall be deemed to abut another zoning category whenever two properties directly abut.
   (B)   The division (A) above shall not apply to of an R-2 property abutting an R-1 district.
   (C)   In commercial and industrial districts, outside storage of goods or materials shall be prohibited in any area on the street frontage of a building.
(Ord. passed 2-3-2011, § 2.32.100)