§ 153.065 CONTINGENT USES.

   A contingent use is one which is likely, but not certain, to occur and which is not inappropriate to the principal uses of the district in which it may be located.

   (A)   Contingent uses permitted. Contingent uses set forth below, including accessory buildings and uses, are permitted in the districts indicated herein, subject to the provisions herein, and in this chapter.

Type of Use	Districts in Which Use Is Permitted*
Boarding house or lodging house	R-2, LB, and GB
Church or temple	All except FP
Education institution (except college or university building)	All except FP
Farm house or farm dwelling	All except FP
Farm seasonal working housing, tenant	A-1, A-2, FR, MP, and I-2
Fraternity, sorority, and student co-ops	R-2, LB, and GB
Lodge or private club, which is of a noncommercial character	All except A-I, A-2, FR, and R-1
Municipal, county, or governmental building	All
Plant nurseries, truck gardens	All except R-1 and R
Public utility installation - terminal facility	I-1 and I-2
Tourist home	R-2, LB, and GB
Note: All uses proposed to be located in the UD Development Plan District and the FP Floodplain District are subject to the procedures and approvals set forth in § 153.051 and § 153.053, respectively. Also see § 153.014, special exceptions, for specific uses with more restrictive standards

 

   (B)   Other requirements for contingent uses.

      (1)   The front yard setback and side and rear yard requirements for contingent uses shall be as follows.

         (a)   For contingent uses proposed to be located in the A-1, A-2, FR, MR, R-1, and R-2 Districts, the requirements shall be the same as those for a single-family dwelling.

         (b)   For contingent uses proposed to be located in the LB and GB Districts, the requirements shall be the same as those for a multi-family dwelling.

         (c)   For contingent uses proposed to be located in the PB District, the requirements shall be the same as those for a planned business use in the PB District; provided, that the special exception procedure shall not apply to a contingent use.

         (d)   For contingent uses proposed to be located in the I-1 and I-2 Districts, the requirements shall be the same as those for an enclosed industrial use.

         (e)   For contingent uses proposed to be located in the FP District, the Executive Director shall determine the adequacy of the setback distances.

      (2)   Height requirements are set forth in § 153.021;

      (3)   Off-street parking space requirements are set forth in § 153.024;

      (4)   Sign requirements are set forth in §§ 153.095 through 153.104;

      (5)   Ground floor area for a farm house or farm dwelling shall be the same as that required for a single-family dwelling;

      (6)   See § 153.015 for additional front yard requirements; and

      (7)   See § 153.016 for fence requirements.

   (C)   Development disabilities residential facilities permitted. Development disabilities residential facilities are permitted in any district where dwellings are permitted; provided, that the licensing and regulation of such facilities shall be accomplished through the State Developmental Disabilities Residential Facilities Council, in accordance with the requirements of I.C. 16-10-2.1 and I.C. 16-31.1.

(Ord. passed - -1996)