Boiling Springs City Zoning Code
Complete index of all zoning chapters, sections, and subsections
ARTICLE 1
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
Sections
- 1.4 - APPLICABILITY AND JURISDICTION
- 1.6 - CONFLICTING PROVISIONS
- 1.7 - GENERAL RULES OF INTERPRETATION
- 1.8 - OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
- 1.9 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
ARTICLE 2
ADMINISTRATION AND PROCEDURES
Sections
- 2.2 - TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
- 2.4 - ZONING MAP AMENDMENT
- 2.5 - UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE TEXT AMENDMENT
- 2.6 - SPECIAL USE PERMIT
- 2.7 - VARIANCE
- 2.8 - CONCEPT PLAN
- 2.9 - SITE PLAN
- 2.10 - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PLAN
- 2.11 - SUBDIVISIONS
- 2.12 - ZONING PERMIT
- 2.14 - ESTABLISHMENT OF VESTED RIGHTS
ARTICLE 5
ZONING DISTRICTS
Sections
- 5.3 - BASE ZONING DISTRICTS
- 5.4 - OVERLAY DISTRICTS
- 5.5 - CONDITIONAL DISTRICTS
ARTICLE 7
USE STANDARDS
Sections
- 7.1 - CLASSIFICATION OF USES
- 7.2 - ADMINISTRATIVE USE DETERMINATIONS
- 7.4 - ACCESSORY USES
- 7.5 - TEMPORARY USES
- 7.6 - SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN USES
ARTICLE 8
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
Sections
- 8.1 - ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
- 8.2 - OFF-STREET PARKING, LOADING AND STACKING
- 8.3 - TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS
- 8.4 - DRIVEWAYS AND SITE ACCESS
- 8.5 - PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
- 8.6 - LANDSCAPING AND BUFFERING
- 8.7 - SCREENING
- 8.8 - FENCES AND WALLS
- 8.9 - OUTDOOR LIGHTING
- 8.10 - EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIAL STANDARDS
- 8.11 - UTILITIES
ARTICLE 10
DOWNTOWN DESIGN STANDARDS
Sections
- 10.1 - DOWNTOWN DESIGN OVERLAY DISTRICT (DDO)
ARTICLE 11
SIGN REGULATIONS
Sections
- 11.3 - GENERAL SIGN STANDARDS
- 11.4 - PROHIBITED SIGNS
- 11.5 - TEMPORARY SIGNS
- 11.6 - PERMANENT SIGNS
ARTICLE 13
WATER SUPPLY WATERSHED PROTECTION
Sections
- 13.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- 13.2 - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
- 13.3 DEVELOPMENT - STANDARDS
- 13.4 - DENSITY AVERAGING
- 13.5 - PUBLIC HEALTH REGULATIONS
ARTICLE 14
FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION
Sections
- 14.4 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- 14.5 - ADMINISTRATION
- 14.6 - DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE FLOODPLAIN ADMINISTRATOR
- 14.7 - CORRECTIVE PROCEDURES
- 14.9 - PROVISIONS FOR FLOOD HAZARD REDUCTION