Dayton City Zoning Code

            a.   Agricultural uses existing at the time of the adoption of the Subsection;

            b.   Schools, business/trade;

            c.   Transit station with vehicle storage;

            d.   Automobile detailing shops;

            e.   Motor vehicle repair, major;

            f.   Motor vehicle repair, minor;

            g.   Showroom;

            h.   Broadcast facility;

            i.   Office;

            j.   Laboratory, medical/dental;

            k.   Research and development;

            l.   Contractors operation;

            m.   Light industrial;

            n.   Printing and publishing;

            o.   Recycling facility - indoor;

            p.   Warehouse;

            q.   Wholesaling.

            a.   Antennas mounted on an existing structure, not exceeding 15 feet above the highest point of the structure, as regulated by Subsection 1001.21 of this Code.

            b.   Any incidental repair or processing necessary to conduct a permitted principal use.

            c.   Buildings temporarily located for purposes of construction on the premises for a period not to exceed time necessary to complete construction.

            d.   Day care facilities accessory to business use.

            e.   Essential service.

            f.   Retail sales related to the processing of product on site so long as it does not exceed 30% of the floor space of the principal building without a conditional use permit.

            g.   Semi-truck trailer parking as regulated in Subsection 1001.062 of this Code.

            h.   Signs as regulated by Subsection 1001.20 of this Code.

            i.   Single satellite earth station antenna 2 meters or less in diameter and single antenna designed to receive direct broadcast services or multichannel multipoint distribution services 1 meter or less in diameter and antennas designed to receive television broadcast signals, as regulated in Subsection 1001.21 of this Code.

            j.   Tenant cafeterias, or retail service (private).

            a.   Adult uses;

            b.   Hospitals;

            c.   Heliports;

            d.   Motor vehicle terminal and maintenance garage;

            e.   Parking, public;

            f.   Brewery, small with or without a taproom;

            g.   Brewery, large with or without a taproom;

            h.   Convention center;

            i.   Equipment rental or sales as regulated in Section 1001.062;

            j.   Firearm range;

            k.   Indoor recreation facilities;

            l.   Microdistillery - with or without a cocktail room;

            m.   Mini-storage facilities;

            n.   Restaurant Class III without drive-through and Class IV, with drive-through;

            o.   Retail sales in excess of 30% of the floor space;

            p.   Outdoor display area;

            q.   Veterinary clinic;

            r.   Auto reduction yard;

            s.   Auto towing;

            t.   Lumber yards/building material sales;

            u.   Outdoor storage as regulated in Section 1001.062;

            v.   Rail unloading facility;

            w.   Towers - cellular and communications as regulated in Subsection 1001.21 of this Code.

            a.   Agricultural limited to crop uses.

            b.   Auto auction as regulated in Section 1001.062 of this Code.

         (6)   The following minimum requirements shall be observed subject to additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this chapter, and Subsection 1001.062 (Special Requirements for Industrial Districts) of this Code:

 

            a.   Agricultural uses existing at the time of the adoption of the Subsection;

            b.   Public utilities and essential services;

            c.   Schools;

            d.   Bank or financial institution without drive-through;

            e.   Clinics/medical/dental office;

            f.   Restaurant - Class I (sit down no alcohol), Class II (with alcohol) and Class III;

            g.   Showroom;

            h.   Wholesaling;

            i.   Office;

            j.   Laboratory, medical/dental;

            k.   Research and development;

            l.   Data processing, hosting, and related services;

            m.   Higher technology business;

            n.   Printing and publishing;

            a.   Any incidental repair or processing necessary to conduct a permitted principal use.

            b.   Buildings temporarily located for purposes of construction on the premises for a period not to exceed time necessary to complete construction.

            c.   Day care accessory to business use.

            d.   Essential service.

            e.   Retail sales related to the processing of product on site so long as it does not exceed 30% of the floor space of the principal building without a Conditional Use Permit.

            f.   Signs as regulated by Subsection 1001.20 of this Code.

            g.   Single satellite earth station antenna 2 meters or less in diameter and single antenna designed to receive direct broadcast services or multichannel multipoint distribution services 1 meter or less in diameter and antennas designed to receive television broadcast signals, as regulated in Subsection 1001.21 of this Code.

            h.   Tenant cafeterias, and retail service (private).

            i.   Warehousing used in conjunction with offices or manufacturing facilities.

            a.   Transit station;

            b.   Brewpub;

            c.   Brewery, small with a taproom;

            d.   Microdistillery - with a cocktail room;

            e.   Financial institutions and banks with drive-through facilities;

            f.   Hotels and motels;

            g.   Indoor recreational facilities;

            h.   Restaurant - Class IV (drive-through);

            i.   Retail sales in excess of 30% of the floor space;

            j.   Broadcast facility;

            k.   Campus development;

            l.   Light industrial.

            a.   Agricultural limited to crop uses.

            b.   Indoor recreation facilities.

         (6)   The following minimum requirements shall be observed subject to additional requirements, exceptions and modifications as set forth in this Chapter and Subsection 1001.062 (Special Requirements for Industrial Districts) of this Code: