Calumet City Zoning Code
ZONING MAP
DISTRICTS
§ 153.060 ZONING DISTRICTS, MAP.
(A) The boundaries of the zoning districts established by the chapter are shown on a map or series of maps designated the “Official Zoning Map”.
(B) The Official Zoning Map including all notations, references, data and other information shown therein, and is adopted and made a part of this chapter as fully as if it were contained within the pages of this chapter.
(1) Location. The Official Zoning Map is filed in the office of the Village Clerk.
(2) Updates. The Village Council may adopt amendments to the district boundaries designated on the Official Zoning Map upon review and recommendation by the Village Planning Commission.
(3) Zoning districts established. For the purpose of this chapter, the village is hereby divided into the following districts:
(a) VR: Village Residential District;
(b) FR: Flexible Residential District;
(c) DC: Downtown Commercial District;
(d) CC: Corridor Commercial District;
(e) LIW: Light Industrial and Warehousing District; and
(f) PSP: Public/Semi-Public District.
(4) Zoning district boundaries. Where uncertainty exists with respect to the boundaries of the various districts, the following rules shall apply:
(a) 1. The district boundaries are public rights-of-way including either streets, places or alleys unless otherwise shown.
2. Where the districts designated on the Official Zoning Map are approximately bounded by street, road, place or alley lines, the same shall be construed to be the boundary of the district.
(b) 1. Where the district boundaries are not otherwise indicated and where the property has been or may hereafter be divided into blocks and lots, the district boundaries shall be construed to be the lot lines.
2. Where districts designated on the Official Zoning Map are approximately bounded by lot lines, the same shall be construed to be the boundary of the districts, unless otherwise indicated on the Official Zoning Map.
(c) Whenever any street, road, alley, place or other public way is officially vacated by the Village or County Road Commission, the district adjoining each side thereof shall be automatically extended to the center of such vacation and all areas included in the vacation shall thereafter be subject to all appropriate regulations of the extended districts.
(d) 1. Where physical or natural features existing on the ground are at variance with those shown on the Official Zoning Map.
2. In other circumstances not covered by divisions (B)(4)(a) through (B)(4)(c) above, the Zoning Administrator shall provide an opinion of the boundaries.
(e) Any dispute in the opinion of the zoning district boundaries from the Zoning Administrator shall be heard by the Zoning Board of Appeals for a final determination.
(5) Village Official Zoning Map.
(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.061 ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
(A) Overview.
(1) The following divisions regulate the uses, dimensional standards, principal building form, landscaping, screening and off-street parking design for each zoning district.
(2) Additional standards related to these items exist throughout the chapter and are in effect as applicable.
(B) Principal building types. The following building types have been established to regulate building form within each zoning district:
PRINCIPAL BUILDING TYPES
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Description
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Example (for illustrative purposes only)
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PRINCIPAL BUILDING TYPES
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Description
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Example (for illustrative purposes only)
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A. Apartment Building: An apartment building has a combination of separate dwelling units arranged horizontally next to each other and/or stacked vertically upon each other. Apartment buildings are intended to provide five or more dwelling units per lot with each being occupied by a separate family unit. Apartment buildings may be developed as a site condominium where each unit is under separate ownership. |  |
B. Commercial Building: A commercial building is intended for commercial, office or industrial use. Commercial buildings may be occupied by more than one tenant. |  |
C. Detached House: A detached house is intended to serve a single-family unit on a single lot, but may include attached or detached accessory dwelling units. Multiple detached houses may be permitted on a single lot under certain development options. Existing detached houses in commercial and mixed use districts may be used for commercial uses. |  |
D. Mixed Use Building: A mixed use building is intended to accommodate retail and service uses on the first floor with additional uses on the upper floors. Residential use is limited to the upper floors or the rear of the first floor to preserve commercial space along the street level. |  |
E. Multiplex Building: A multiplex building is a small scale, low-intensity multiple-family residential structure. These structures include duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes that may have the units arranged vertically to one another, horizontally or a combination of both. Multiplexes are intended to be designed to blend harmoniously with the surrounding structures in the residential district while discreetly adding density and housing options to the community. |  |
F. Public/Semi-Public Building: A public/semi-public building is intended to accommodate public and civic uses and non-profit uses serving the public such as residential services and religious and educational institutions in residential and nonresidential districts. Uses other than civic and non-profit uses may be allowed in public/semi-public buildings in nonresidential districts. |  |
G. Rowhouse: A rowhouse is a series of dwelling units, attached in a row, separated from each other by an unpierced wall extending from basement to roof. Rowhouses are intended to provide two or more dwelling units per lot with each being occupied by a separate family unit. Rowhouses may be developed as a site condominium where each unit is on a separate lot under separate ownership. |  |
H. Stacked Flat: A stacked flat is a series of dwelling units stacked vertically. Dwelling units may occupy more than one floor of the building, but only one dwelling unit may occupy any single floor. Stacked flats are intended to provide two or more dwelling units per lot with each being occupied by a separate family unit. Stacked flats may be developed as a site condominium where each unit is under separate ownership. |  |
(C) Determinations of use. If a proposed use is not clearly listed or identified in the regulated uses table in division (B) above, the Zoning Administrator shall make a determination as to whether or not the proposed use is similar enough to fit within the definition of an existing listed use and should be accommodated. The determination of the Zoning Administrator regarding unclassified uses may be appealed to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a final determination. If a proposed use is found not be similar enough to an existing listed use to be accommodated, a request to add the proposed use through an amendment may be requested subject to the procedures and standards in § 153.047.
(D) Interpreting district regulations.
(1) The standards provided in the following sections are to be interpreted as the minimal requirements, unless explicitly stated as a maximum.
(2) Regulated uses listed as “By Right” approval type shall require site plan review, where applicable. Regulated uses listed as “SLUP” approval type shall require a special land use permit.
(3) Regulated uses that have additional supplemental use standards are indicated with the section number where the supplemental use standards can be found.
(4) Additional standards applicable to the items regulated for each zoning district, including but not limited to landscaping, fencing, off-street parking and loading zones exist within this chapter. Nothing in this section shall exempt a land use or development from satisfying any additional, applicable standards or design requirements contained within this chapter.
(5) In addition to the standards in this division (D) and those under this section, all properties within the Civic and Commercial Historic Overlay District shall be subject to the requirements of the Overlay District as presented in §§ 153.080 and 153.081. Where there is a conflict between the standards of this section and those of the Overlay District, those of the Overlay District shall supersede the regulations of this section.
(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.062 VR: VILLAGE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.
(A) Map.
(B) Intent and purpose.
(1) The Village Residential (VR) District is intended to provide a stable, low- to medium-density environment for residential development.
(2) Although predominately in the form of single-family detached dwelling units, duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes and accessory dwelling units may be considered appropriate where developed in the scale and character of the neighborhood and adequate services or site area are available to accommodate water and sanitary sewage needs.
(3) Accessory uses customary to residential uses are included in the intent of this District.
(C) Regulated uses.
VR: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
VR: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
Commercial Uses | |||
Assembly Facilities – Accessory Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Industrial Uses | |||
Extractive Industries | SLUP | § 153.166 | 1/employee |
Public/Semi-Public Uses | |||
Cemeteries | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Public Use – Critical | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Essential | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Supporting | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Religious Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Residential Uses | |||
1 Family Detached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
2 Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
3 Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
4 Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
Accessory Dwelling Units | By Right | § 153.159 | 2/accessory dwelling unit |
Adult Day Care Homes | By Right | --- | 0.25/guest |
Adult Foster Care Family Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Adult Foster Care Small Group Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Assisted Living Facilities | By Right | --- | 0.25/dwelling unit + 1 per employee |
Bed and Breakfast Establishments | By Right | § 153.158 | 1/guest bedroom |
Bungalow/Cottage Courts | By Right | § 153.156 | 2.25/dwelling unit |
Family Child Care Homes | By Right | --- | 1/3 children |
Foster Family Homes | By Right | --- | --- |
Foster Family Group Homes | By Right | --- | --- |
Group Child Care Homes | By Right | --- | 1/3 children |
Home Occupations | By Right | § 153.159 | --- |
Transportation and Utility Uses | |||
Off-Site Public or Private Parking Facilities | SLUP | § 153.164 | --- |
Small Cell Wireless Facilities | By Right | --- | |
(D) Dimensional standards and building form.
VR: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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VR: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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Accessory Structures
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Corner Lot Side Setback | 10 feet |
Front Setback | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Area (cumulative) | Principal structure |
Maximum Ground Floor Elevation | 6 inches |
Maximum Height | 2 stories, 25 feet |
Maximum Number | 2 per lot |
Permitted Locations | Rear and side yard only |
Rear Setback | 5 feet |
Side Setback | 4 feet |
Lot Occupation
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Detached House | Multiplex |
Maximum Density | 4 dwelling units/lot |
Maximum Impervious Coverage | 65% |
Minimum Lot Area | 3,000 square feet + 1,500 square feet for each dwelling unit above 2 |
Maximum Lot Coverage | 50% |
Minimum Lot Width | 30 feet |
Principal Building Form | |
• Rowhouse | • Public/Semi-Public Building |
• Stacked Flat | |
Principal Structure
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Corner Lot Side Setback | 10 feet |
Front Setback | 20 feet |
Maximum 1st Floor Elevation | 4 feet above grade |
Minimum Floor Area/Unit | --- |
Minimum Ground Floor Area | 500 square feet |
Maximum Height | 2 1/2 stories/35 feet |
Rear Setback | 20 feet |
Side Setback | 4 feet |
(E) Landscaping and fencing.
VR: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses |
VR: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses |
Front Yard Fences | --- | --- |
Lot Landscaping | Minimum 1 tree per lot | 1 tree per lot + 1 tree per 4,000 square feet for the first 24,000 square feet + 1 tree per 6,000 square feet for additional lot area over 24,000 square feet |
Rear and Side Yard Fences | Maximum height of 6 feet | Maximum height of 6 feet |
Right-of-Way Landscaping | — | 1 tree and 6 shrubs per 30 lineal feet or ROW |
Screening and Buffering | --- | Side and rear property lines adjacent to residential zoning district or use: greenbelt (min. 10 feet wide), vegetated screen (min. 6 feet high) or combination of both |
Notes to Table: | ||
(F) Off-street parking and loading.
R: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | |||
Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses | |
R: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | |||
Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses | |
Location | Front, Side, or Rear Yard | Side or Rear Yard Only | |
Off-Street Parking Lots
| Bicycle Parking | --- | 2 spaces per use + 1 per 10 parking spaces |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 5 feet | 5 feet from side facade | |
Front Setback | 5 feet | 5 feet from front facade | |
Rear Setback | 5 feet | 10 feet | |
Screening | --- | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way with an obscuring wall or vegetated screen at a minimum height of 4 feet | |
Side Setback | 3 feet | 5 feet | |
Tree Islands | — | 1 tree island at the end of each single parking row, plus 1 tree island per 10 parking spaces | |
VR: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | |||
Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses | |
Location | Front, Side, or Rear Yard | Side or Rear Yard Only | |
Loading Zones
| Location | --- | Side or rear yard only |
Loading Spaces | --- | 1 per 20,000 square feet of gross floor area if use regularly receives deliveries or pick ups | |
Screening | --- | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way | |
Notes to Table:
Additional parking standards located in § 153.097
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(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.063 FR: FLEXIBLE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.
(A) Map.
(B) Intent and purpose.
(1) The Flexible Residential (FR) District is intended to provide a location for diverse housing options that include compact single-family homes, multiplexes, rowhouses, stacked flats and apartment buildings.
(2) The District will serve as an appropriate transition between more intense commercial and industrial uses, and the lower density Village Residential District, while still being integrated through cohesive circulation patterns in the form of residential streets and sidewalks.
(3) Limited neighborhood-scale commercial uses intended to serve the daily needs of the surrounding residents while blending with the character of the District may be allowed.
(C) Regulated uses.
FR: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
FR: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
Commercial Uses | |||
Assembly Facilities – Accessory Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Neighborhood Commercial Establishments | SLUP | § 153.162 | 2/1,000 square feet |
Industrial Uses | |||
Extractive Industries | SLUP | § 153.166 | 1/employee |
Public/Semi-Public Uses | |||
Public Use – Critical | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Essential | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Supporting | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Religious Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Residential Uses | |||
1 Family Detached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
2 Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
3 Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
4 Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | --- |
5+ Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Accessory Dwelling Units | By Right | § 153.159 | 2/accessory dwelling unit |
Adult Day Care Homes | By Right | --- | 0.25/guest |
Adult Foster Care Family Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Adult Foster Care Large Group Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Adult Foster Care Small Group Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Assisted Living Facilities | By Right | --- | 0.25/dwelling unit + 1 per employee |
Bed and Breakfast Establishments | By Right | § 153.158 | 1/guest bedroom |
Bungalow/Cottage Courts | By Right | § 153.156 | 2.25/dwelling unit |
Dwelling Units Above 1st Floor Commercial Uses | By Right | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Family Child Care Homes | By Right | --- | 1/3 children |
Foster Family Group Homes | By Right | --- | --- |
Foster Family Homes | By Right | --- | --- |
Group Child Care Homes | By Right | --- | 1/3 children |
Home Occupations | By Right | § 153.159 | --- |
Nursing and Convalescent Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Senior Living Facilities | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Transportation and Utility Uses | |||
Off-Site Public or Private Parking Facilities | SLUP | § 153.164 | --- |
Small Cell Wireless Facilities | By Right | --- | |
(D) Dimensional standards and building form.
FR: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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FR: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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Accessory Structures | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 10 feet |
Front Setback | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Area (cumulative) | Principal structure |
Maximum Ground Floor Elevation | 6 inches |
Maximum Height | 2 stories, 25 feet |
Maximum Number | 1 per dwelling unit |
Permitted Locations | Rear and side yard only |
Rear Setback | 5 feet |
Side Setback | 3 feet |
Lot Occupation | |
Maximum Density | 29 dwelling units/acre |
Maximum Impervious Coverage | 75% |
Maximum Lot Coverage | 60% |
Minimum Lot Area | 3,000 square feet + 1,500 square feet for each dwelling unit above 2 |
Minimum Lot Width | 30 feet |
Principal Building Form | |
• Detached House | • Multiplex |
• Rowhouse | • Apartment Building |
• Stacked Flat | • Public/Semi-Public Building |
Principal Structure | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 5 feet |
Front Setback | 10 feet |
Maximum 1st Floor Elevation | 4 feet above grade |
Maximum Height | 3 1/2 stories/45 feet |
Minimum Floor Area/Unit | 400 square feet |
Minimum Ground Floor Area | 500 square feet |
Rear Setback | 15 feet |
Side Setback | 3 feet |
(E) Landscaping and fencing.
FR: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | Residential Uses (1 - 4 dwellings) | All Other Uses |
FR: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | Residential Uses (1 - 4 dwellings) | All Other Uses |
Front Yard Fences | --- | --- |
Lot Landscaping | Minimum 1 tree per lot | 1 tree per lot + 1 tree per 4,000 square feet for the first 24,000 square feet + 1 tree per 6,000 square feet for additional lot area over 24,000 square feet. |
Rear and Side Yard Fences | Maximum height of 6 feet | Maximum height of 6 feet |
Right-of-Way Landscaping | --- | 1 tree and 6 shrubs per 30 lineal feet or ROW |
Screening and Buffering | --- | Side and rear property lines adjacent to residential zoning district or use: greenbelt (min. 10 feet wide), vegetated screen (min. 6 feet high), or combination of both |
Notes to Table: | ||
(F) Off-street parking and loading.
FR: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | |||
Off-Street Parking Lots |
Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses |
FR: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | |||
Off-Street Parking Lots |
Item | Residential Uses | All Other Uses |
Location | Front, Side, or Rear Yard | Side or Rear Yard Only | |
Bicycle Parking | --- | 2 spaces per use + 1 per 10 parking spaces | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 5 feet | 10 feet | |
Front Setback | 5 feet | --- | |
Rear Setback | 5 feet | 10 feet | |
Screening | --- | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way with an obscuring wall or vegetated screen at a minimum height of 4 feet | |
Side Setback | 3 feet | 5 feet | |
Tree Islands | — | 1 tree island at the end of each single parking row, plus 1 tree island per 10 parking spaces | |
Loading Zones | Location | --- | Side or rear yard only |
Loading Spaces | --- | 1 per 20,000 square feet of gross floor area if use regularly receives deliveries or pick ups | |
Screening | --- | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-ways | |
Notes to Table: Additional parking standards located in § 153.097 | |||
(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.064 DC: DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL DISTRICT.
(A) Map.
(B) Intent and purpose.
(1) The purpose of the Downtown Commercial (DC) District is to serve as the central anchor of the village, accommodating a compact mixture of land uses in an integrated fashion which reflects historical development patterns.
(2) A variety of commercial uses will allow the convenient transaction of goods and services, but also serve as a desirable gathering place for social interaction and encourage residential use through a variety of housing options.
(3) This District is intended to be a highly walkable environment through design elements that enhance pedestrian safety and comfort, and is supported by on-street and shared parking lots. The historic architecture downtown is to be preserved to the greatest extent possible through adaptive reuse of existing buildings, recognizing that some structures are beyond repair and are more appropriate for demolition as to not stymie future investment and development.
(C) Regulated uses.
DC: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
DC: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
Commercial Uses | |||
Assembly Facilities – Accessory Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Assembly Facilities – Principal Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Bars, Taverns and Lounges | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Business Services | By Right | --- | 1/200 square feet |
Child Care Centers | By Right | --- | 1/employee + 1/10 children |
Financial Services | By Right | --- | 1/150 square feet |
For-Profit Educational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/student + 1/employee |
Health Care Services | By Right | --- | 4/exam room |
Hotels and Motels | By Right | --- | 1/guest room |
Microbreweries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Personal Services | By Right | --- | 1/150 square feet |
Professional Services | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Outdoor Dining | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Outdoor Sales and Displays | By Right | § 153.167 | 1/1,000 square feet |
Outdoor Service As Accessory Use | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Recreational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Restaurants | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Retail Establishments – Food and Beverage | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Retail Establishments - General | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Retail Establishments – Products Produced On-Site | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Small Distilleries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Small Wineries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Tasting Rooms | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Theaters | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Veterinary Clinics | By Right | --- | 2.5/employee |
Industrial Uses | |||
Extractive Industries | SLUP | § 153.166 | 1/employee |
Public/Semi-Public Uses | |||
Home Occupations | By Right | § 153.159 | --- |
Cultural Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Educational Institutions | By Right | --- | 1/1,000 square feet + 1/classroom + assembly facility |
Public Use – Critical | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Essential | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Supporting | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Religious Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Residential Uses | |||
Dwelling Units Above 1st Floor Commercial Uses | By Right | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Dwelling Units on 1st Floor with Commercial Uses | By Right | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Dwelling Units on 1st Floor with Commercial Uses - Corner Lots | SLUP | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Home Occupations | By Right | § 153.159 | --- |
Live/Work Units | By Right | --- | 3/unit |
Transportation and Utility Uses | |||
Off-Site Public or Private Parking Facilities | SLUP | § 153.164 | --- |
Small Cell Wireless Facilities | By Right | --- | |
Transit Stations | SLUP | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
(D) Dimensional standards and building form.
DC: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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DC: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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Accessory Structures | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 0 feet |
Front Setback | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Area (cumulative) | 0.25% of principal structure |
Maximum Ground Floor Elevation | 6 inches |
Maximum Height | 2 stories, 25 feet |
Maximum Number | 1 per lot |
Permitted Locations | Rear yard only |
Rear Setback | 0 feet |
Side Setback | 0 feet |
Lot Occupation
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Maximum Density | --- |
Maximum Impervious Coverage | 100% |
Maximum Lot Coverage | 100% |
Minimum Lot Area | 3,000 square feet |
Minimum Lot Width | 30 feet |
Principal Building Form
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• Mixed Use Building | • Public/Semi-Public Building |
Principal Structure
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Corner Lot Side Build-To Line | 0 feet |
Front Build-To Line | 0 feet, or even with existing buildings |
Maximum 1st Floor Elevation | 6 inches above grade |
Maximum Height | 4 stories/55 feet |
Minimum 1st Floor Ceiling Height | 15 feet |
Minimum Floor Area/Unit | 300 square feet/unit |
Minimum Front Facade As Percent of Lot Width | 100% |
Minimum Ground Floor Area | --- |
Minimum Side Street Façade as Percent of Lot Depth | 80% |
Minimum Upper Floor Ceiling Height | 10 feet |
Rear Setback | Adjacent to DC and CC Zoning Districts: 0 feet; adjacent to VR, FR, and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet |
Side Setback | Adjacent to DC and CC Zoning Districts: 0 feet; adjacent to VR, FR, and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet |
Uses Allowed on 1st Floor | Commercial; Must maintain minimum front 30% for commercial use, residential in the rear of floor not to exceed 70% |
Uses Allowed on Upper Floors | Commercial and residential |
(E) Landscaping and fencing.
DC: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
DC: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
Front Yard Fences | --- |
Lot Landscaping | --- |
Rear and Side Yard Fences | Maximum height of 6 feet |
Right-of-Way Landscaping | --- |
Screening and Buffering | Side and rear property lines adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: vegetated screen, obscuring wall/fence or combination thereof at a minimum height of 6 feet |
Notes to Table: | |
(F) Off-street parking standards.
DC: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS |
DC: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | ||
Off-Street Parking Lots | Item | All Uses |
Bicycle Parking | 2 spaces per use + 1 per 10 parking spaces + 1 per 3 dwelling units | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | No less than side facade | |
Front Setback | --- | |
Location | Rear Yard Only | |
Rear Setback | Adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to CC, DC and LIW Zoning Districts: 0 feet | |
Screening | Screened from all residential Zoning Districts or uses and rights-of-way with an obscuring wall or vegetated screen at a minimum height of 4 feet | |
Side Setback | Adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to CC, DC ad LIW Zoning Districts: 0 feet | |
Tree Islands | 1 tree island per 10 parking spaces | |
Loading Zones | Location | Rear Yard Only |
Loading Spaces | 1 per 20,000 square feet of gross floor area if use regularly receives deliveries or pickups. | |
Screening | Screened from all VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts | |
Notes to Table: Additional parking standards located in § 153.097 | ||
(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.065 CC: CORRIDOR COMMERCIAL DISTRICT.
(A) Map.
(B) Intent and purpose.
(1) The intent of the Corridor Commercial (CC) District is to provide for intensive commercial development offering a broad range of goods and services, marketed to the general village population, residents in surrounding communities and region.
(2) The development pattern is more auto-centric than other districts that allow commercial uses and therefore requires additional attention towards its impact on adjacent uses, especially residential.
(3) Accordingly, developments should be compatible in design with adjacent development, buffered or located away from residential areas, focused on-site layout, building design and circulation patterns and accessed off a major thoroughfare or through a cross access easement from a development served by a major thoroughfare.
(C) Regulated uses.
CC: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
CC: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
Commercial Uses | |||
Adult Day Care Facilities | By Right | --- | 0.25/guest + 1 per employee |
Amusement Parks | By Right | --- | 1/1,000 square feet outdoor recreation area |
Assembly Facilities – Accessory Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Assembly Facilities – Principal Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Automobile Repair - Minor | SLUP | § 153.160(A) | 3/stall |
Automobile Sales and Rental | SLUP | § 153.160(C) | 1/5,000 square feet outdoor display area + 1/150 square feet indoor area |
Automobile Service Stations | SLUP | § 153.160(D) | 2/pump + 1/stall |
Bars, Taverns and Lounges | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Business Services | By Right | --- | 1/200 square feet |
Catering Services | By Right | --- | 1/employee + 1/business vehicle + 5/1,000 square feet |
Child Care Centers | By Right | --- | 1/employee + 1/10 children |
Drive In or Drive Through Services | SLUP | § 153.161 | 2/window |
Equipment Rental Establishments | By Right | --- | 1/200 square feet indoor area |
Financial Services | By Right | --- | 1/150 square feet |
For-Profit Educational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/student + 1/employee |
Health Care Services | By Right | --- | 4/exam room |
Hospitals | SLUP | --- | 3/patient bed |
Hotels and Motels | By Right | --- | 1/guest room |
Kennels | SLUP | --- | 1/employee + 1/250 square feet indoor space |
Microbreweries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Personal Services | By Right | --- | 1/150 square feet |
Professional Services | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Outdoor Dining | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Outdoor Storage | By Right | § 153.167(A) | 1/1,000 square feet |
Outdoor Sales and Displays | By Right | § 153.167(B) | 1/1,000 square feet |
Recreational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Retail Establishments - General | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Retail Establishments – Department | SLUP | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Retail Establishments – Food and Beverage | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Retail Establishments – Products Produced On-Site | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Restaurants | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Small Distilleries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Small Wineries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Tasting Rooms | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Theaters | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Veterinary Clinics | By Right | --- | 2.5/employee |
Industrial Uses | |||
Contractor Establishments | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Data Processing Facilities | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Extractive Industries | SLUP | § 153.166 | 1/employee |
Greenhouses and Nurseries | SLUP | --- | 1/employee + 4/1,000 square feet of sales area |
Manufacturing – Food | SLUP | --- | 1.5/1,000 square feet |
Manufacturing – Light | SLUP | --- | 1.5/1,000 square feet |
Recycling Collection Stations | By Right | --- | --- |
Research and Development Facilities | By Right | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
Support Laboratories | By Right | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
Public/Semi-Public Uses | |||
Club, Lodge or Fraternal Organization | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Cultural Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Public Use – Critical | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Essential | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Supporting | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Religious Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Residential Uses | |||
5+ Family Attached Dwellings | By Right | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Adult Foster Care Congregate Facilities | By Right | --- | 1.5/employee |
Adult Foster Care Large Group Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Assisted Living Facilities | By Right | --- | 0.25/dwelling unit + 1 per employee |
Dwelling Units Above 1st Floor Commercial Uses | By Right | --- | 1.5/dwelling unit |
Home Occupations | By Right | § 153.159 | --- |
Live/Work Units | By Right | --- | 3/unit |
Nursing and Convalescent Homes | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Senior Living Facilities | By Right | --- | 0.5/bed |
Transportation and Utility Uses | |||
Off-Site Public or Private Parking Facilities | By Right | § 153.164 | --- |
Small Cell Wireless Facilities | By Right | --- | |
Solar Energy Farms | SLUP | § 153.168 | 4/establishment |
Telecommunication Towers | SLUP | § 153.169 | 4/establishment |
Transit Stations | SLUP | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
(D) Dimensional standards and building form.
CC: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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CC: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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Accessory Structures | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 10 feet |
Front Setback | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Area (cumulative) | Principal structure |
Maximum Ground Floor Elevation | 6 inches |
Maximum Height | 2 stories, 25 feet |
Maximum Number | 2 per lot |
Permitted Locations | Rear and side yard only |
Rear Setback | 5 feet |
Side Setback | 4 feet |
Lot Occupation | |
Maximum Density | 40 dwelling units/acre |
Maximum Impervious Coverage | 85% |
Maximum Lot Coverage | 70% |
Minimum Lot Area | 5,000 square feet |
Minimum Lot Width | 50 feet |
Principal Building Form | |
• Rowhouse | • Mixed Use Building |
• Stacked Flat | • Commercial Building |
• Apartment Building | • Public/Semi-Public Building |
Principal Structure | |
Corner Lot Side Build-To Line | 0 feet |
Front Build-To Line | 0 feet, or even with existing buildings |
Maximum 1st Floor Elevation | 6 inches above grade |
Maximum Height | 4 stories/55 feet |
Minimum 1st Floor Ceiling Height | 12 feet |
Minimum Ground Floor Area | --- |
Minimum Floor Area/Unit | 300 square feet/unit |
Minimum Upper Floor Ceiling Height | 9 feet |
Rear Setback | Adjacent to DC, CC and LIW Zoning Districts: 0 feet; adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet |
Side Setback | Adjacent to DC, CC and LIW Zoning Districts: 0 feet; adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet |
Uses Allowed on 1st Floor | Commercial; Residential in the rear 50% of floor must maintain minimum front 50% for commercial use |
Uses Allowed on Upper Floors | Commercial and residential |
(E) Landscaping and fencing.
CC: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
CC: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
Front Yard Fences | --- |
Lot Landscaping | 1 tree per lot + 1 tree per 4,000 square feet for the first 24,000 square feet + 1 tree per 6,000 square feet for additional lot area over 24,000 square feet |
Rear and Side Yard Fences | Maximum height of 6 feet |
Right-of-Way Landscaping | 1 tree and 6 shrubs per 30 lineal feet or RO |
Screening and Buffering | Side and rear property lines adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: vegetated screen, obscuring wall/fence, or combination thereof at a minimum height of 6 fee |
Notes to Table:
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(F) Off-street parking and loading.
CC: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS |
CC: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | ||
Off-Street Parking Lots
| Item | All Uses |
Location
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Side or Rear Yard Only
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Bicycle Parking | 2 spaces per use + 1 per 10 parking spaces + 1 per 3 dwelling units | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 5 feet from side facade | |
Front Setback | 5 feet from front facade | |
Rear Setback | 5 feet | |
Screening | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way with an obscuring wall or vegetated screen at a minimum height of 4 feet | |
Side Setback | Adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to CC, DC and LIW Zoning Districts: 0 feet | |
Tree Islands | 1 tree island at the end of each single parking row, plus 1 tree island per 10 parking spaces | |
Loading Zones
| Location
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Side or Rear Yard Only
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Loading Spaces | 1 per 20,000 square feet of gross floor area if use regularly receives deliveries or pickups | |
Screening | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way | |
Notes to Table:
Additional parking standards located in § 153.097
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(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.066 LIW: LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AND WAREHOUSING DISTRICT.
(A) Map.
(B) Intent and purpose.
(1) The Light Industrial and Warehousing (LIW) District is designed to primarily accommodate wholesale activities, warehousing, technology, research and industrial operations whose external physical effects are restricted to the area of the District and in no manner affect in a detrimental way any of the surrounding districts.
(2) (a) The Light Industrial and Warehousing District is so structured as to permit, along with any specified uses, the manufacturing, compounding, processing, packaging, assembly and/or treatment of finished or semi-finished products from previously prepared material.
(b) It is the intent of this District to accommodate the manufacturing and processing of products from raw materials.
(3) It is understood office uses and limited commercial uses may be acceptable in this District.
(C) Regulated uses.
LIW: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
LIW: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
Commercial Uses | |||
Amusement Parks | SLUP | --- | 1/1,000 square feet outdoor recreation area |
Automobile Repair – Major | SLUP | § 153.160(B) | 3/stall |
Automobile Repair - Minor | SLUP | § 153.160(A) | 3/stall |
Automobile Service Stations | SLUP | § 153.160(D) | 2/pump + 1/stall |
Catering Services | By Right | --- | 1/employee + 1/business vehicle + 5/1,000 square feet |
Equipment Rental Establishments | By Right | --- | 1/200 square feet indoor area |
For-Profit Educational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/student + 1/employee |
Kennels | SLUP | --- | 1/employee + 1/250 square feet indoor space |
Microbreweries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Outdoor Storage | By Right | § 153.167(A) | 1/1,000 square feet |
Outdoor Sales and Displays | By Right | § 153.167(B) | 1/1,000 square feet |
Recreational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Retail Establishments – Products Produced On-Site | By Right | --- | 3/1,000 square feet |
Sexually Oriented Businesses | SLUP | § 153.163 | 3/1,000 square feet |
Small Distilleries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Small Wineries | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Veterinary Clinics | By Right | --- | 2.5/employee |
Industrial Uses | |||
Central Cleaning Facilities | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Contractor Establishments | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Contractor Storage Yards | SLUP | § 153.165 | 0.5/1,000 square feet |
Data Processing Facilities | By Right | --- | 4/1,000 square feet |
Extractive Industries | SLUP | § 153.166 | 1/employee |
Freight Terminals | By Right | --- | 1/employee |
Greenhouses and Nurseries | By Right | --- | 1/employee + 4/1,000 square feet of sales area |
Manufacturing – Food | By Right | --- | 1.5/1,000 square feet |
Manufacturing – Light | By Right | --- | 1.5/1,000 square feet |
Manufacturing – Heavy | SLUP | --- | 1.5/1,000 square feet |
Recycling Collection Stations | By Right | --- | --- |
Recycling Facilities | SLUP | --- | 1.25/employee |
Research and Development Facilities | By Right | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
Self-Storage Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/10 units + 1 employee |
Support Laboratories | By Right | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
Warehousing and Distribution | By Right | --- | 1.25/employee |
Wholesale Activities | By Right | --- | 1.25/employee |
Public/Semi-Public Uses | |||
Public Use – Critical | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Essential | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Supporting | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Residential Uses | |||
Live/Work Units | By Right | --- | 3/unit |
Transportation and Utility Uses | |||
Small Cell Wireless Facilities | By Right | --- | |
Solar Energy Farms | SLUP | § 153.168 | 4/establishment |
Telecommunication Towers | SLUP | § 153.169 | 4/establishment |
Transportation Equipment Storage | By Right | --- | --- |
(D) Dimensional standards and building form.
LIW: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS & BUILDING FORM
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LIW: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS & BUILDING FORM
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Accessory Structures
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Corner Lot Side Setback | 15 feet |
Front Setback | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Area (cumulative) | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Elevation | 6 inches |
Maximum Height | 2 stories, 25 feet |
Maximum Number | --- |
Permitted Locations | Rear and side yard only |
Rear Setback | Adjacent to DC, CC and LIW Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 30 feet |
Side Setback | Adjacent to DC, CC and LIW Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 30 feet |
Lot Occupation
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Maximum Density | --- |
Maximum Impervious Coverage | 85% |
Maximum Lot Coverage | 70% |
Minimum Lot Area | 5,000 square feet |
Minimum Lot Width | 50 feet |
Principal Building Form
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• Commercial Building | |
Principal Structure
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Corner Lot Side Setback | 15 feet |
Front Setback | 15 feet |
Maximum 1st Floor Elevation | 1 foot above grade |
Maximum Height | 4 stories/50 feet |
Minimum Ground Floor Area | --- |
Minimum Floor Area/Unit | --- |
Rear Setback | Adjacent to DC, CC and LIW Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 30 feet |
Side Setback | Adjacent to DC, CC and LIW Zoning Districts: 5 feet; adjacent to VR, FR and PSP Zoning Districts: 30 feet |
(E) Landscaping and fencing.
LIW: LANDSCAPING & FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
LIW: LANDSCAPING & FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
Front Yard Fences | --- |
Lot Landscaping | 1 tree per lot + 1 tree per 4,000 square feet for the first 24,000 square feet + 1 tree per 6,000 square feet for additional lot area over 24,000 square feet. |
Rear and Side Yard Fences | Maximum height of 6 feet |
Right-of-Way Landscaping | 1 tree and 6 shrubs per 30 lineal feet or ROW |
Screening and Buffering | Side and rear property lines adjacent to residential zoning district or use: greenbelt (min. 10 feet wide), vegetated screen (min. 6 feet high or combination of both |
Notes to Table: | |
(F) Off-street parking and loading.
LIW: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS |
LIW: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | ||
Off-Street Parking Lots | Item | All Uses |
Location | Side or Rear Yard Only | |
Bicycle Parking | 1 per 10 parking spaces | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 15 feet | |
Front Setback | --- | |
Rear Setback | 10 feet | |
Screening | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way with an obscuring wall or vegetated screen at a minimum height of 4 feet | |
Side Setback | 15 feet | |
Tree Islands | 1 tree island at the end of each single parking row, plus 1 tree island per 10 parking spaces | |
Loading Zones | Location | Side or Rear Yard Only |
Loading Spaces | 1 per 20,000 square feet of gross floor area if use regularly receives deliveries or pickups | |
Screening | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way | |
Notes to Table: Additional parking standards located in § 153.097 | ||
(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)
§ 153.067 PSP: PUBLIC, SEMI-PUBLIC DISTRICT.
(A) Map.
(B) Intent and purpose.
(1) The intent of the Public/Semi-Public (PSP) District is to accommodate public and non-profit areas available to the residents and businesses of the village.
(2) These areas are designated to provide the community needed recreation areas, governmental facilities, institutional uses, aesthetics and environmental protection for active and passive use.
(3) The protection and enhancement of these areas will be part of shaping the community’s identity through public spaces, memorable architecture and defining designs.
(C) Regulated uses.
PSP: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
PSP: REGULATED USES | APPROVAL TYPE | SUPPLEMENTAL STANDARDS | MAXIMUM PARKING |
Commercial Uses | |||
Assembly Facilities – Accessory Use | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Assembly Facilities – Principal Use | SLUP | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Child Care Centers | By Right | --- | 1/employee + 1/10 children |
Health Care Services | By Right | --- | 4/exam room |
Recreational Facilities | By Right | --- | 1/3 occupancy |
Industrial Uses | |||
Recycling Collection Stations | By Right | --- | --- |
Public/Semi-Public Uses | |||
Cultural Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Educational Institutions | By Right | --- | 1/1,000 square feet + 1/classroom + assembly facility |
Public Use – Critical | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Essential | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Public Use – Supporting | By Right | § 153.037 | --- |
Religious Institutions | By Right | --- | 0.25/1 occupancy |
Transportation and Utility Uses | |||
Off-Site Public or Private Parking Facilities | SLUP | § 153.164 | --- |
Solar Energy Farms | SLUP | § 153.168 | 4/establishment |
Transit Stations | SLUP | --- | 5/1,000 square feet |
(D) Dimensional standards and building form.
PSP: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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PSP: DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS AND BUILDING FORM
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Accessory Structures | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 10 feet |
Front Setback | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Area (cumulative) | --- |
Maximum Ground Floor Elevation | 6 inches |
Maximum Height | 2 stories, 25 feet |
Maximum Number | --- |
Permitted Locations | Rear and side yard only |
Rear Setback | 5 feet |
Side Setback | 4 feet |
Lot Occupation | |
Maximum Density | --- |
Maximum Impervious Coverage | 65% |
Maximum Lot Coverage | 50% |
Minimum Lot Area | --- |
Minimum Lot Width | --- |
Principal Building Form | |
• Public/Semi-Public Building | |
Principal Structure | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 10 feet |
Front Setback | 25 feet |
Maximum 1st Floor Elevation | 4 feet above grade |
Maximum Height | 2 1/2 stories/35 feet |
Minimum Floor Area/Unit | --- |
Minimum Ground Floor Area | --- |
Rear Setback | 20 feet |
Side Setback | 4 feet |
(E) Landscaping and fencing.
PSP: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
PSP: LANDSCAPING AND FENCING STANDARDS
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Item | All Uses |
Front Yard Fences | --- |
Lot Landscaping | 1 tree per lot + 1 tree per 4,000 square feet for the first 24,000 square feet + 1 tree per 6,000 square feet for additional lot area over 24,000 square feet. |
Rear and Side Yard Fences | Maximum height of 6 feet |
Right-of-Way Landscaping | 1 tree and 6 shrubs per 30 lineal feet or ROW |
Screening and Buffering | Greenbelt at a minimum width of 10 feet when adjacent to residential zoning districts or uses |
Notes to Table: | |
(F) Off-street parking and loading.
PSP: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS |
PSP: OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS | ||
Off-Street Parking Lots | Item | All Uses |
Location | Front, Side or Rear Yard Only | |
Bicycle Parking | 1 per 10 parking spaces | |
Corner Lot Side Setback | 25 feet from side facade | |
Front Setback | 25 feet from front facade | |
Rear Setback | 10 feet | |
Screening | Screened from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way with an obscuring wall or vegetated screen at a minimum height of 4 feet | |
Side Setback | 10 feet | |
Tree Islands | 1 tree island at the end of each single parking row, plus 1 tree island per 10 parking spaces | |
Loading Zones | Location | Side or Rear Yard Only |
Loading Spaces | 1 per 20,000 square feet of gross floor area if use regularly receives deliveries or pickups | |
Screening | Must be screen from all residential zoning districts or uses and rights-of-way | |
Notes to Table: Additional parking standards located in § 153.097 | ||
(Ord. 160, passed 4-21-2022)