§ 1333.05 TABLE OF USE REGULATIONS.

   As described in § 1333.02, the following uses shall be permitted in the following districts.

Uses

Zoning Districts

R1A

R1B

R2

R3

RU

INST

CC

CBD

CS

ML

MH

O

(a) Primarily Residential and Institutional Uses

(1) a. One-family detached dwelling

X

X

X

X

C

X

b. One-family attached dwelling (townhouse)

X

X

C

X

(2) Two-family dwelling (other than conversion)

C

C

X

C

X

(3) Multi-family dwellings that are not in a building with at least one street- level commercial use (other than conversion)

a. 1 - 3 stories

C

C

C

b. 4 or more stories

C

C

C

C

C

See also multi-family dwellings in combination with a commercial use in row (a) (5) below.

(4) Mobile/manufactured homes shall be permitted in the same manner and under the same regulations as single-family detached dwellings, in addition to meeting the following requirements

a. Only one mobile/manufactured home is permitted on a lot

b. The wheels and hitch shall be removed. The home shall be anchored to the site in a manner that the applicant proves to the Bureau of Codes to be secure, stable and wind-resistant

c. The home shall have a permanent foundation type wall that surrounds its base and that has the appearance of a site-built home foundation. Such wall shall be ventilated and provide access to utility connections, as needed

d. A mobile/manufactured home shall be prohibited within the historic district

e. No mobile/manufactured home shall be placed on a site within the city unless it was constructed to meet the 1976 or later construction and safety regulations of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

f. A mobile/manufactured home within the R1A and R1B Districts shall have a minimum dwelling width of 20 feet, in addition to any porches or garages

(5) Dwellings in a building that also includes at least one street-level commercial or office use; provided, all area and dimensional requirements, including off-street parking (except in the CBD), shall be met in addition to the commercial use requirements

a. One-family and two-family dwellings

C

X

X

C

b. Multi-family dwelling units and other dwellings

C

X

X

C

(6) a. Rooming or boarding house. The provisions of § 1341.25(a) shall also apply

C

b. Dormitory. A dormitory building shall be setback a minimum of 60 feet from any existing one-family dwelling that is not owned by the institution served by such dormitory

C

c. Fraternity or sorority houses

C

d. Group home meeting the definition of Art. 1311 and functioning as a common household within a lawful dwelling unit, and not including a “treatment center”

(i) Housing a maximum of 4 unrelated persons1

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

(ii) Housing 5 or 6 unrelated persons.1 Within the R3 District, such a group home shall be limited to a newly constructed building

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

(iii) Housing 7 to 15 unrelated persons1

C

(iv) No group home shall house 16 or more unrelated persons1

The provisions of § 1341.25(b) shall also apply.

e. Treatment center

C

(i) The applicant shall provide a written description of all types of residents the use is intended to include over the life of the permit. Any future additions or modifications to this list shall require approval of City Council as a conditional use

(ii) The applicant shall prove to the satisfaction of City Council, with the burden of proof being upon the applicant, that the use will involve adequate supervision and security measures to protect public safety

(iii) City Council may place conditions on the use as necessary to protect the safety of the community, staff and residents, including conditions on the types of residents and security measures

(iv) The facility shall contain identified areas of the following type: dining area; kitchen area; meeting room area; recreational area; visiting area; staff office space; and laundry area

(v) The lot area in square feet must provide for a minimum of 1,000 square feet per resident/with a maximum occupancy of 16 residents

(vi) A treatment center shall also be permitted with conditional use approval as an accessory use within an existing building of an existing permitted state-licensed general hospital within the Institutional District

(a) Any expansion of such treatment center or any relocation from one building to another building shall need conditional use approval

f. Abused person shelter

C

C

C

C

g. Student residence; provided, the use based upon an inspection is found to meet requirements of:

X

X

X

X

X

(i) City Housing Code

(ii) The City Rooming House Ordinance, Art. 1741

h. Criminal housing facility

C

(i) The applicant shall provide a written description of all types of residents the use is intended to include over the life of the permit. Any future additions or modifications to this list shall require approval of City Council as a conditional use

(ii) The applicant shall prove to the satisfaction of City Council, with the burden of proof being upon the applicant, that the use will involve adequate supervision and security measures to protect public safety

(iii) The facility shall contain identified areas of the following type: dining area; kitchen area; meeting room area; recreational area; visiting area; staff office space; separate secured restrooms for staff and visitors; and laundry area

(iv) The lot area in square feet must provide for a minimum of 1,000 square feet per resident/with a maximum occupancy of 16 residents

(v) City Council may place conditions on the use as necessary to protect the safety of the community, staff and residents, including conditions on the types of residents and security measures

(7) Conversion of existing principal building into multi-family dwellings or two-family dwellings; provided:

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Such a conversion of building space into multi-family dwellings shall be regulated in the same manner as new construction under the requirements of subsection (a) (5) above, within the CBD and CC districts.

a. The lot area per dwelling unit and the maximum number of dwelling units per building shall not exceed

1st unit - 6,000 sq. ft.

Each additional unit - 2,000

Maximum units - 8

b. Off-street parking shall be provided in accordance with Art. 1345

c. Exterior structural changes shall be minimized to those necessary for purposes of safety in order to retain the residential character of the neighborhood

d. All other applicable area and dimensional requirements of this Ordinance are met

(8) Churches and other places of worship, including educational facilities, but excluding residential uses which shall be subject to other applicable use provisions

C

C

C

C

C

X

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X

(9) Schools - elementary or secondary, public, private or parochial

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C

C

C

C

C

C

(10) Colleges and universities, public or private

C

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X

(11) Business colleges, trade schools, music conservatories, dancing schools and similar organizations offering training in specific fields, which shall not include students in residence

C

X

X

(12) Libraries, museums and art galleries

S

C

X

X

a. Any such use in the R3 District shall be limited to within a building that existed prior to 1-1-1997, within the Historic District

(13) Auditoriums, coliseums and places of public assembly

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X

X

(14) Hospitals, state licensed

C

(15) Nursing homes or personal care centers

a. Five or more bed capacity

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C

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X

C

C

b. As an accessory use in a single-family dwelling with fewer than five beds and less than 40% of the floor area of such dwelling devoted to such use

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S

(16) Jails and correctional institutions

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C

(17) Lodges, fraternal and social organizations; provided, such facilities are operated by organizations, no part of the net earnings of which ensures to the benefit of any private person, corporation or shareholder

C

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X

(18) Government buildings used exclusively by federal, state, county or city governments for public purposes

a. Hut excluding garages, repair or storage yards, warehouses and buildings used as correctional institutions or for housing prisoners

C

C

C

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X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

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C

(19) Police, fire and ambulance stations

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C

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C

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(20) Day care:

a. Child day care serving 7 or more persons at a time, who are not relatives of the primary operator, and which may only be combined with a lawful dwelling if it involves the care, of 12 or less persons at a time

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b. Child day care, as accessory to a lawful dwelling, serving 4 to 6 children at a time, who are not relatives of the primary operator

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c. Child day care serving 1 to 3 children at a time, in addition to any relatives of the primary operator, as accessory to a lawful dwelling

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d. Child day care as an accessory use to a lawful place of worship or primary or secondary school, with a minimum lot area of 20,000 square feet in the R1A, R1B and R2 Districts, and 5,000 square feet in all other districts

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e. As part of any child day care serving 4 or more children, adequate provisions shall be made to provide an appropriate drop off and pick-up location

f. If an existing residential building in a Residential District is converted into a day care center, it shall maintain a residential appearance

g. Child day care shall also be permitted as accessory to a place of employment to serve children of employees

h. Any areas routinely used for outdoor play by small children shall be securely fenced. Any child day care use involving the care of 4 or more children at a time, in addition to children of the primary operator, shall include a minimum of 100 square feet of outdoor play area per child, or bo within 250 feet of a playground or park that is routinely available for use by the children.

(21) Reserved.

(b) Recreational Uses

(22) Private noncommercial recreation facilities as defined (such as country clubs and swimming pools); provided, all such facilities are set back at least 50 feet from any side or rear lot line adjoining properties used or intended to be used for residential purposes

X

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C

C

(23) Public recreation facilities as defined (such as playgrounds, athletic fields, swimming pools), subject to the provisions of Item 22 above

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C

C

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(24) Commercial recreation facilities as defined (such as athletic fields, swimming pools, amusement enterprises, golf driving ranges, indoor shooting ranges and roller rinks), subject to the provisions of Item 22 above; and, provided that, within 300 feet of a Residential District such activities shall be housed in a permanent building

X

X

X

(25) Marina, boat dock or launching ramp

C

(26) Reserved

(c) Retail and Service Uses

(27) Retail sales establishments serving the general commercial needs of the region, but not including uses listed separately in this section. See (105) concerning vending machines

a. Up to 20,000 square feet of gross floor area

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X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

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X

X

A pharmacy may include accessory customer drive-through facilities.

(28) Retail sales establishments serving the convenience goods needs of a local residential district including, but not limited to, food, drugs and hardware. See (105) concerning vending machines. A pharmacy may include accessory customer drive-through facilities, provided that the applicant shall provide evidence to the Zoning Officer that the drive-through facilities have been designed to the maximum extent feasible to: l) minimize noise conflicts with any adjacent dwellings, 2) minimize conflicts with pedestrians on sidewalks and within the lot, and 3) include adequate waiting areas for vehicles that avoid back-ups of traffic onto a street.

a. Up to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area

C

C

X

X

X

b. Up to 20,000 square feet of gross floor area

X

X

X

(28.1) Retail establishment involving the sale of antiques, knick-knack type gift items, stationery and closely similar items, with a maximum floor area of 2,000 square feet, and limited to, within a building that existed prior to 1-1-1997, within the Historic District and is adjacent to 3rd or 4th Streets

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(29) Personal and consumer service establishments, such as haircutting and hairstyling shops, shoe repair, laundromat, laundry or dry cleaning pick up station

X

a. Up to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area; and, provided that, within the R3 District, the use shall be limited to within a building that existed prior to 1-1-1997, within the Historic District

S

C

C

X

X

X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

X

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X

This use shall not include a body piercing and/or tattoo establishment, nor an adult use

(29.1) Body piercing and/or tattoo establishment (other than car piercing); provided that, the procedures to be used shall be described in writing by the applicant, and shall be pre-approved by a city’s Health Officer or other health care professional designated by the city

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(30) Consumer and business service establishments such as tailoring, dressmaking, repairing of clocks, guns and home appliances

a. Up to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area

X

X

X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

X

X

(31) Other consumer and business service establishments such as servicing and repairing furniture, office equipment, vending machines supply and servicing, sign painting, upholstering, interior decorating, taxidermy, catering establishments, blueprinting and photocopying establishments

a. Up to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area

X

X

X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

(32) Eating and drinking establishments, including restaurants, taverns and nightclubs, but with any drive through facilities meeting Item (33) below

a. Up to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area

C

C

X

X

X

X

X

b. Without the restrictions of a

C

X

X

X

(32.1) After hours club, to the extent that the use may be permitted by state law

C

(33) Drive through restaurant

S

C

S

a. The applicant shall provide evidence to the Zoning Officer that the drive-through facilities have been designed to the maximum extent feasible to: 1) minimize noise conflicts with any adjacent dwellings, 2) minimize conflicts with pedestrians on sidewalks and within the lot, and 3) include adequate waiting areas for vehicles that avoid back-ups of traffic onto a street.

(34) Banking, finance, credit and loan companies This use may include accessory customer drive-through facilities provided that the applicant shall provide evidence to the Zoning Officer that the drive-through facilities have been designed to the maximum extent feasible to: 1) minimize noise conflicts with any adjacent dwellings, 2) minimize conflicts with pedestrians on sidewalks and within the lot, and 3) include adequate waiting areas for vehicles that avoid back-ups of traffic onto a street.

C

X

X

X

C

(35) Offices and agencies of a general business or governmental nature

a. Not involving on-premises retail or wholesale trade or maintaining a stock of goods for trade

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X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

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c. Existing buildings with the restrictions of a and not requiring exterior alteration of dwelling and not subject to the restriction of § 1311.76

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X

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(36) Frozen food lockers

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X

(37) Funeral homes

X

a. Provided that, a funeral home in the R3 District shall be within a building that existed prior to 1-1-1997, within the Historic District and that is adjacent to 3rd and 4th Streets

S

X

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X

(38) Hotels, motels and inns

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X

X

(39) Motion-picture theaters within enclosed building

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X

(40) Kennel on a lot of not less than 2 acres; provided, the kennel area is completely enclosed within a building or within a woven wire or other suitable fence or wall and is not less than 100 feet from any dwelling

X

X

X

(41) Veterinary office

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X

(41.1) Adult use, which shall meet § 1341.38

X

(d) Industrial Uses

(42) Manufacturing plants, research and testing laboratories, including fabrication, assembly processing and reprocessing of materials, excepting those uses prohibited by § 1333.04 and providing the performance standards contained in Art. 1344 are met

X

X

(43) Flex Space Building; provided that if a specific use within the building needs conditional or special exception use approval under this Ordinance, it shall continue to need such approval, and provided that only uses listed as allowed by this table shall be allowed in the building.

X

X

X

(44) Printing, publishing and graphic reproduction establishments

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X

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X

(45) Building, excavating, plumbing, electrical, heating, ventilating or air conditioning contractor’s shops and yards, subject to the provisions of Item 42

X

X

X

(46) Rock crushers; planing or saw mills

X

(47) Scrap paper or rag storage, sorting or baling when conducted within a building

X

X

(48) Servicing and repair of heavy automotive equipment or machinery, except railroad equipment

X

X

X

(49) Sign manufacture, painting and maintenance

X

X

X

(50) Scrap processing, auto wrecking and junkyards, as defined; providing

a. A lot area of 1 acre is provided

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b. The screening requirements of § 1344.01 are provided on the entire perimeter of this use

(51) Bakeries and confectioneries

a. Limited to 5,000 square feet of gross floor area and the use of non-smoke producing ovens

X

X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

X

X

X

(52) Bottling works for soft drinks

X

X

X

(53) Dairy products processing, bottling and distribution

X

X

X

(54) Pood processing in wholesale quantities

X

X

X

(55) Food processing for on premises retail sales but excluding the killing and dressing of any flesh or fowl

X

X

X

X

X

(56) Wholesaling and jobbing establishments, including incidental retail outlets for only such merchandise as is handled at wholesale

X

X

X

X

(57) Warehousing and storage establishments within enclosed building, subject to the provisions of Item 42

X

X

X

(58) Open or outdoor storage, including lumber and building materials, coal and the like but excluding scrap and junked autos

X

X

X

(59) Gas storage not exceeding 10,000 cubic feet

C

C

(60) Gases or liquefied petroleum gases in approved portable metal cylinders for storage or sale

X

X

(61) Flammable liquids, handling and storage in bulk plants

C

C

(62) Wholesale laundries, dry cleaners, dryers and similar uses, subject to the provisions of Item 42

X

X

X

(63) Parcel delivery establishments

X

X

X

(e) Automotive Uses

(64) Automobile and truck repair garage but excluding repair of heavy automotive equipment

X

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X

a. Not including body or chassis repair or spray painting

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b. Including body or chassis repair or spray painting

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(i) All major repair, welding and paint work shall be performed within a building, with a fume collection and ventilation system that directs noxious fumes away from any adjacent dwellings

(ii) Overnight outdoor storage of “junk” shall be prohibited within view of a public street or an adjacent dwelling

(iii) An individual “junk vehicle” (as defined by Art. 1311) shall not be stored within view of a public street or a dwelling for a total of more than 20 days. A maximum of 6 junk vehicles shall be parked outside of an enclosed building unless screened from view by evergreen plants

(65) Automotive service station

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X

a. A lot area of 12,500 square feet is provided, with a minimum lot width of 100 feet

b. Fuel pumps or other service equipment shall be at least 12 feet from any street line

c. Any areas or buildings that primarily serve tractor-trailer trucks shall be setback a minimum of 200 feet from any CBD district and residential district.

d. If the automotive service station is located within 300 feet from a CBD district boundary, an architectural masonry wall with the appearance of brick or stone and with a minimum height of 3 feet shall be placed along any public street. Such wall is not required at vehicle or pedestrian entrance points or where it cannot be placed without obstructing safe sight distances or a storm water swale. Shrubbery or similar plantings shall be placed between the wall and the sidewalk.

(66) Automobile and motorcycle sales and rental, automotive parts sales and accessory facilities for servicing and minor repairs

a. When housed in a completely enclosed building

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X

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X

b. Without the restrictions of a.

X

X

X

(67) Sales and rental of trucks, truck trailers and auto trailers, including accessory facilities for servicing and minor repairs

X

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X

(68) Automotive car wash

X

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X

(69) Tire recapping establishment

X

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X

(70) Parking lot, parking deck and/or parking garage, other than as an accessory use

C

X

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X

(f) High Hazard Uses

(71) Any use classified to be within the ''High Hazard Use Group" (or its successor terminology), as categorized by the Construction Codes that are currently in effect within the City.

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a. Reasonable protection is offered to the immediate environmental against the possible detrimental effects of such use

b. No conflict with any governmental jurisdiction exists

c. Building coverage shall not exceed 50%

d. Such use shall not be located closer than 300 feet to an R or INST District

e. Demonstration by competent technical experts that such use can and will make use of such equipment and processes shall no longer justify prohibition of such use

f. Determination is made that the use is essential to the general welfare of the city as provided for in Art. 1320

(g) Communications, Transportation and Public Utility Uses

(72) Airport for fixed-wing aircraft; provided, the site is appropriate according to applicable criteria is established by the Federal Aviation Administration

C

(73) Airport for rotary-wing aircraft, providing

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a. A minimum landing area of 10,000 square feet, with each dimension at least 100 feet; if a roof top landing area, the minimum landing area shall be 40 feet by 40 feet

b. Excepting roof top landing areas, the entire landing area is to be surrounded by a fence at least 6 feet in height

c. No fueling, refueling, service or storage facilities shall be included

d. The proposed airport will not adversely affect the adjoining land uses, the safety and welfare of nearby residents or the future growth and development of the area in which it is to be located

(74) Truck terminal, provided no portion of a lot so used shall be within 100 feet of an R or INST District and waiting berths shall be provided at the rate of one per four loading berths

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(75) Public utility distribution lines, TV cables, transformer stations and telephone exchanges, conforming to the height limits of the district in which located, but excluding service or storage yards

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(76) Public utility service or storage yards

C

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(77) Commercial communications antenna/towers and accessory equipment/sheds cabinets

a. Antenna that extend a maximum of 20 feet from an existing nonresidential principal building, church steeple, electric transmission tower, commercial light polo, water tower or similar structure.

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b. Other type of commercial communications antenna/tower; provided, any tower shall be setback a distance equal to its height from any principal dwelling or residential district boundary or historic district boundary

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(78) Electric power generating station

C

(79) Railroad rights-of-way

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(80) Railroad terminals, yards and repair shops

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(h) Agricultural Uses

(81) Crop or tree farming, greenhouses and truck gardening, including the sale of products raised on the premises; provided, no retail stand or other commercial structure shall be located thereon and no greenhouse heating plant located within 20 feet of any lot line

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X

(82) Horses, cows, sheep, goats and other livestock, except hogs, as incidental and accessory to residential usage on a lot of not less than 20,000 square feet; provided, not more than one such animal over 6 months of age is permitted for every 5,000 square feet of fenced lot area not covered by the principal structure; and, provided further that, no bam or stable is less than 40 feet from any lot line

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X

(83) Horses, cows, sheep, goats and other livestock, except hogs, on a lot of not less than 5 acres; provided that, no barn or stable is less than 40 feet from any property line

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(84) Poultry (including hatcheries), fowl, rodents and apiaries on a lot of less than 5 acres when housed and/or fenced not less than 15 feet from any lot line

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(85) Cemeteries

C

(86) Circuses, subject to Art. 333 and 701 of the codified ordinances

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(87) Travel trailers, subject to Art. 1725 of the codified ordinances

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(88) Sanitary landfill

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(89) Reserved

(90) Sewage treatment plant

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C

(i) Accessory Uses

(91) Accessory use or structure incidental to any permitted use such as garage, playhouse, toolshed or greenhouse

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(92) Accessory off-street parking and/or loading incidental to any permitted use in accordance with Art. 1345

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(93) Accessory private parking for not more than four automobiles for the first dwelling unit and two automobiles for each additional dwelling unit provided for on the lot, including one commercial vehicle per dwelling unit if operated by the occupant of the dwelling unit

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C

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(94) Accessory vehicular storage. The storage of a licensed travel trailer or boat is permitted; provided, it is kept within a building or at least 50 feet from a street line and is not used as a dwelling; except such provisions shall not apply upon a lot where a legal trailer or boat sales or rental service has been established. Mobile homes shall not be stored on any lot other than where a legal mobile home sales or rental service is established

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(95) Accessory retail uses such as cafeterias, gift or variety shops, newsstands and soda bars conducted

a. Solely for the convenience of employees, patients, patrons or visitors on the premises wholly within the principal building and without exterior advertising or display

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b. In conjunction with a multi-family structure

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(96) Accessory repair and storage facilities incidental to any permitted retail sales or consumer service establishment, provided it shall not occupy more than 25% of the gross floor area not be within 15 feet of any street line unless separated therefrom by a solid wall

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(97) a. Accessory outside storage incidental to a permitted institutional, industrial or commercial use; provided:

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(i) It does not constitute a nuisance or a high hazard use as defined in the Building Code

(ii) It shall meet the screening requirements of § 1334.06

(iii) No part of the street right-of-way, no sidewalks, no required parking areas and no part of the required front yard shall be occupied

(iv) An area of less than one-half the existing building coverage

b. Without the restrictions of a

X

(98) Accessory manufacturing incidental to a permitted retail establishment; provided, it shall not occupy more than 25% of the gross floor area nor employ any automatic machinery, nor be within 100 feet of any R District; and, further provided that, at least 50% of the manufactured product is sold at retail on the premises

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(99) Incidental home occupation; provided, the following requirements are:

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a. The use shall meet the definition of Item 131.1

b. The home occupation shall not occupy more than 15% of the total floor area of the dwelling unit

c. Haircutting and/or hairstyling shall only be permitted if such services are provided to one customer at one time, and if employees are limited to residents of the premises

d. No display of goods shall be visible from outside of the building

e. The only sign visible from outside of the building that may identify the home occupation shall be a single sign which shall not exceed 3 square feet in area, and shall be mounted flat on the building and shall not be illuminated

f. Two off-street parking spaces shall be required if the use will routinely involve persons visiting the premises for business purposes

g. The operator shall register the use with the Bureau of Codes and the city Treasurer’s office met

(100) Incidental keeping of not more than two non-transient boarders or lodgers by a resident family in a one-family dwelling

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(101) Incidental professional offices, as defined, provided not more than 25% of the gross floor area of any dwelling unit is devoted to such use and not more than 1 person of sub-professional status is employed

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(102) Temporary accessory use for uses or structures necessary during construction or other special circumstances of a non-recurring nature, providing:

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a. The life of such permit shall not exceed 6 months, renewable at 3-month intervals to a maximum of 2 years

b. Such structure or use shall be removed completely upon expiration of the permit without cost to the city

(103) Signs, subject to the provisions of Art. 1345

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(104) Bed and breakfast inn; provided, such use shall meet all of the following requirements

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a. It shall serve a maximum of 10 total guests at one time

b. It shall not include any cooking facilities for use by guests

c. It shall not include the provision of meals to persons who are not guests or employees, unless the requirements for a restaurant are also met

d. It shall be restricted to occupancy by an individual for a maximum of 21 total days in any 60-day period

(105) Vending machines, exterior, in a building for the commercial sate of beverages and/or snacks

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(106) Routine keeping of pets; provided:

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X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

a. Types. Only those animals that arc domesticated and arc compatible with a residential character shall be permitted as “keeping of pets”. Examples of permitted pets include dogs, cats, rabbits, lizards, turtles, gerbils, birds, fish and other animals routinely sold in retail pet stores, but shall not include bears, wolves, wild-dog hybrids, goats, cows, sheep or snakes that would be poisonous to humans

b. Nuisances. Animals or fowl shall not be kept in a manner or in number that create a serious noise or odor nuisance, a health hazard or a public safety hazard

c. Cats and dogs. The occupant of a dwelling unit on a residential lot of less than 1,500 square feet shall keep a maximum of 6 total dogs and cats over 4 months in age

(107) Garage sale

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

a. See definition in Art. 1311. A garage sale shall not include wholesale sales, nor sales of new merchandise of a type typically found in retail stores. The use shall be clearly accessory to the principal use

b. No garage sales shall be held on a lot during more than a total of 4 days in any 3 consecutive months

c. A maximum of 3 signs may be posted, each with a maximum of 4 square feet, and such signs shall be removed within 24 hours after the sale

(108) Telephones, coin-operated exterior

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

a. Coin-operated telephones exterior to a building shall only be permitted as an accessory use in a nonresidential zoning district, and shall not be permitted

(i) As accessory to a dwelling

(ii) On a vacant lot

(iii) On a parking lot

(iv) Within a public right-of-way

(v) Within a residential district

(109) Satellite dish antenna for reception of electronic signals; provided that, no newly placed dish antenna in an R1A, R1B or R2 District that is visible from a street or dwelling shall have a dish diameter exceeding 4 feet

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

NOTES TO TABLE: 1 In addition to necessary bona fide paid professional staff persons.

LEGEND: X = Permitted by right (with zoning approval by the Zoning Officer) S = Permitted as a special exception use (with zoning approval by the Zoning Hearing Board) C = Permitted as a conditional use (with zoning approval by City Council) If no letter is shown in a particular column, then that use if prohibited in that zoning district

 

(Ord. 5745, approved 4-16-1998; Ord. 6003, approved 9-15-2005; Ord. 6076, approved 9-6-2007; Ord. 6402, approved 2-4-2021)