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A. In reviewing the lighting proposed for a lot to be developed in the District, factors to be considered include but are not limited to:
1. Safety provided by the lighting.
2. Security provided by the lighting.
3. Light spillage or glare onto adjoining residential properties and/or streets is prohibited.
4. Height and placement of lighting standards considering the use.
B. Site Lighting for Small Parking Lots (Twenty-Five or Less Parking Spaces)
1. Site lighting for small parking lots shall utilize a pedestrian style light fixture and pole to match the lights being used by the City of Toledo for public enhancement projects along Monroe Street. The model number for the light pole and luminaire, as well as detailed product specifications, will be provided by the Plan Commission.
2. The light source shall be metal halide.
3. The light intensity shall average a minimum of .5 footcandles, measured five (5') feet above grade for parking lots and 1 to 3 footcandles measured five (5') feet above grade for pedestrian sidewalks.
C. Site Lighting for Large Parking Lots (Twenty-Six or More Parking Spaces)
1. Site lighting for large parking lots shall utilize a Shoe Box Fixture and pole (maximum 25 feet height) for efficiency of lighting and neutrality of design. The model number for the light pole and luminaire, as well as detailed product specifications will be provided by the Plan Commission.
2. The light source shall be metal halide.
3. Pedestrian scale lighting (pole top mount) shall be used along collective walks.
4. The light intensity shall average a minimum of .5 footcandles, measured five (5') feet above grade for parking lots and 1 to 3 footcandles measured five (5') feet above grade for pedestrian sidewalks.
(Ord. 497-07. Passed 7-24-07.)
A. Awnings shall be traditional in design; they shall be triangular in section, sloping outward and down from the top of the opening. Narrow front and side flaps are common. Round-top, half-round, box, or other unusual awning shapes are prohibited unless approved in writing by the Plan Director. Internally lighted awnings are also prohibited. Signage on awnings shall be prohibited.
B. Canopies shall be narrow in elevation, six (6") inches to twelve (12") inches, and flat. Typically such canopies would have internal drainage. Canopies shall be self supporting or supported by tension rods. Canopy projections are limited to thirty-six (36") inches. Sloping or unusually shaped canopies are prohibited.
(Ord. 497-07. Passed 7-24-07.)
Signage shall comply with Part 13, Title 9, Chapter 1387, Signs Permitted in Zoning Districts, and the following regulations:
A. Building signs shall be located above the main entrance, on the upper facade wall. The sign shall be sized to allow the masonry to be fully exposed around the sign.
B. No sign or part of a sign shall be located above the parapet of any facade. Roof mounted signs are prohibited.
C. Building signs shall not exceed the width of the storefront opening.
D. The shape of building signs shall be rectangular, or slight variations of rectangular forms.
E. Projecting signs are allowed. The maximum projection is three and one-half (3 ½') feet.
(Ord. 497-07. Passed 7-24-07; Ord. 166-24. Passed 4-10-24.)
The Planned Unit Development (PUD) is a voluntary procedure that provides an overlay zoning district that is intended to encourage innovative design, conservation of significant natural features or consolidation of open space in order to provide for a mixture of uses with an integrated design. The Planned Unit Development allows greater design flexibility that provides for the siting of development in a coordinated and efficient manner.
(Ord. 202-08. Passed 4-8-08.)
Planned Unit Development regulations are intended to promote consistency with the Comprehensive Plan and adopted neighborhood plans. The Planned Unit Development may be a residential, commercial, or industrial development or may be a combination of uses with no minimum site area required. All planned unit developments shall be platted in accordance with applicable subdivision rules and regulations.
(Ord. 202-08. Passed 4-8-08.)
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