Chiloquin City Zoning Code

Permitted land uses within the designated zones of Chiloquin are as follows:

A.

Single-family—Low Density.

1.

One family dwellings for home occupation;

2.

Public parks, recreation areas and community or neighborhood centers;

3.

Residences may be constructed on presently platted lots with existing sewer hook-ups. Newly platted lots or constructions on presently platted lots without existing sewer hook-ups require a minimum width of eighty feet or a minimum total lot size of ten thousand square feet.

4.

No multiple family dwellings are permitted.

B.

Single-family—Medium Density.

1.

One family dwellings for home occupation;

2.

Public parks, recreation areas and community or neighborhood centers;

3.

Residences may be constructed on presently platted lots with existing sewer hook-ups. Newly platted lots or constructions on presently platted lots without existing sewer hook-ups require a minimum width of eighty feet and a minimum total lot size of ten thousand square feet;

4.

Multiple family dwellings are permitted.

C.

Commercial—Central Business District.

1.

Retail trade establishments such as food stores, drug stores, hardware stores, furniture stores, appliance sales, equipment sales, automobile sales, or clothing sales;

2.

Business, governmental or professional office;

3.

Service commercial establishment such as motel, gasoline service station or restaurant;

4.

Financial institution;

5.

Personal and business service such as barber shop, tailoring shop, printing shop, laundry or dry cleaning establishment;

6.

Commercial amusement such as a bowling alley or theater;

7.

Similar uses as authorized by the city council;

8.

Signs. Signs shall pertain only to goods and services sold on the premises. Signs are permitted in a ratio of one square foot of sign area to each linear foot of property frontage.

D.

Commercial—Tourist Recreation.

1.

Motels, tourist courts, trailer courts or parks;

2.

Automobile service station;

3.

Restaurants or cafes;

4.

Signs. Signs shall pertain only to goods and services sold on the premises. Signs are permitted in a ratio of one square foot of sign area to each linear foot of property.

E.

Industrial—Light Commercial.

1.

Wood processing plants and operations;

2.

Warehousing and storage facilities, including fuel yards and grain elevators;

3.

Public utilities and public service facilities;

4.

Similar uses as approved by the city council;

5.

Signs. Signs shall pertain only to identifying the company and goods manufactured or stored on the premises and shall not exceed fifty square feet in sign area.

(Ord. 329 §2(part), 1972)