Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to permitted uses not involving the conduct of business, including a private garage.

P

Accessory dwelling units (as regulated and defined in Article II and III respectively).

C

Amateur radio, home antennas and associated equipment (subject to Article XXVI).

P

Group homes for the physically and/or mentally handicap, provided that 8 or fewer unrelated persons may reside therein and further provided that no more than 2 additional persons acting as house parents or guardians, who need not be related to one another or any of the residents, may also reside therein, and provided further, however, that the maximum occupancy limitations for the structure as established by the Property Maintenance Code and Fire Code, if applicable, adopted by the City and as amended and in force at the time of approval of occupancy, may not be exceeded.

No group care home shall be permitted within 500 feet from any existing group care home

P

Home occupations (as regulated and defined in Article II and III respectively).

P

Parks and playgrounds.

P

Places of religious worship, but no new or enlarged place of religious worship shall be located upon a lot or tract containing less than 1 acre. Places of religious worship may be erected to a height not exceeding 75 feet if the building is set back from each yard line at least 1 foot for each foot of additional building height above the height limit otherwise permitted in the district in which the building is built.

P

Residential--single-family dwelling unit 20,000 square feet minimum lot area per dwelling unit.

P

Child day care home.

C

Church spires, belfries, monuments, ornamental towers and spires and chimneys exceeding the maximum height in the zoning district may be erected to such height authorized by the Board of Aldermen of the City by conditional use permit or general ordinance.

C

Facilities (subject to Article XXVII)

P

Properties fronting the south side of Forsyth Boulevard from University Lane on the west to the east City limits: this area presents special use and aesthetic characteristics which require careful balance and special attention. The patent residential character of the structures in this area is a predominant feature which must be preserved for harmony with internal and contiguous residential uses, while the area's proximity to Washington University suggests reasonable allowance for ancillary education-related activities. Therefore, in this part of the "R-1" District only, education and institutional uses may be conditionally permitted in existing residential structures provided such uses are limited to guest lodging, offices, conference and meeting facilities and similar ancillary activities if, in addition to the other standards for conditional uses provided in this Chapter, all parking for such a proposed use is provided outside the "R-1" District and:

C

1.

The residential appearance of the structure and yard areas is preserved;

2.

Hours of operation are limited to times which will not interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of residential properties in and adjacent to the area; and

3.

The use will not result in excess traffic or light, smoke, noise or other emissions in compatible with residential neighborhoods in the City of Clayton.

Properties fronting the south side of Forsyth Boulevard from University Lane on the west to the east City limits: private schools, nursery, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, play and special schools. No additions or structural alterations shall be made on the exterior of the building, except those determined to be minor, compatible and desirable.

C

Solar energy systems, building-mounted (subject to the provisions of Article XXVIII)

P

Solar energy systems, ground-mounted (subject to the provisions of Article XXVIII)

C

Wind energy systems, building-mounted (subject to the provisions of Article XXVIII)

C

P = Permitted by right

C = Permitted with conditional use permit

Note: Uses not appearing in this table are prohibited.