The TR (traditional residential) district is intended to be used as follows:
(A)
Use Type and Intensity.
(1)
Single-family detached homes.
(2)
Small to medium sized homes.
(3)
Small to medium sized lots.
(B)
Application of District.
(1)
Existing "old town" residential neighborhoods.
(2)
Infill development.
(3)
District areas can range from small pockets (a couple of lots) to large areas (entire neighborhoods or blocks) but should be contiguous to the existing city street grid.
(C)
Development Standards.
(1)
Protect, maintain, and promote the "old residential" character in Angola.
(2)
Promote limited impact development in concert with an urban environment.
(D)
Appropriate adjacent districts: PR, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, TR, UV, IS, NC, and DC.
(E)
Plan Commission.
(1)
Should use this district primarily for existing development.
(2)
Recognize that the smaller the lots, the higher the quality of design must be.
(F)
Board of Zoning Appeals.
(1)
Utilize the design features of surrounding properties to determine commitments and approvals.
(2)
Allow special exception uses only when it clearly benefits the residential nature of the district.
The UV (university) district is intended to be used as follows:
(A)
Use Type and Intensity.
(1)
Low to moderate intensities of institutional, commercial, retail, eating, and entertainment uses directly related to university operations and campus life that are compatible with the character of the university and surrounding area.
(2)
Multiple primary structures per lot.
(B)
Application of District.
(1)
Existing development.
(2)
New development associated with a university.
(C)
Development Standards.
(1)
Promote the mixture and flexibility of uses that make universities unique and functional while protecting the character of adjacent districts.
(2)
Enact stringent form standards due to the flexibility permitted in this district.
(D)
Appropriate adjacent districts: PR, AG, ER, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, TR, MH, UV, IS, NC, DC, C1, and I1.
(E)
Plan Commission.
(1)
Zone property UV only after determining the site is appropriate for the possible uses allowed in the zoning district.
(2)
Be sensitive to the potential for light pollution, noise pollution and the generation of excessive vehicular traffic.
(3)
Pedestrian traffic should be accommodated within each development and throughout the entire district.
The I1 (low intensity industrial) district is intended to be used as follows:
(A)
Use Type and Intensity.
(1)
Low intensity industrial uses.
(2)
Business park, distribution operations, and industrial facilities.
(3)
Standalone buildings or multiple primary structures on one lot.
(B)
Application of District.
(1)
Existing and new development.
(2)
Zoning district is comprised of small pockets of development (a couple of lots) to medium sized areas.
(3)
Should exist primarily within Angola's city limits.
(C)
Development Standards.
(1)
Require development standards that minimize impacts on surrounding properties while encouraging economic vitality.
(2)
Do not require separation or buffering from uses with similar intensity.
(3)
Require extensive buffering when adjacent to less intense uses.
(D)
Appropriate adjacent districts: PR, AG, UV, IS, DC, C1, C2, HC, I1, I2, and I3.
(E)
Plan Commission.
(1)
Zone property I1 only after determining that the site is appropriate for any of the possible permitted uses.
(2)
Be very sensitive to environmental protection.
(F)
Board of Zoning Appeals.
(1)
Allow a special exception use only when it clearly benefits the surrounding areas.
(2)
Assure environmental protection before granting a special exception.
(3)
Be very sensitive to pedestrian and vehicular safety and the potential for light pollution, noise pollution, loading bays fronting streets, oversized signs, extensive truck traffic, and inadequate ingress/egress.