STATEMENT OF INTENT: The A-1 Agricultural District includes areas appropriate for agricultural and related uses, and is intended to reserve areas suitable for nonagricultural use until the land is needed for development in accordance with the future land use plan.

1.   Agriculture, horticulture, dairy farming, livestock farming, poultry farming, livestock waste handling facilities, general farming, and other agricultural activities, including a farm house and one manufactured/modular home per farmstead

2.   Single-family dwellings

3.   Parks, playgrounds, or playfields

5 spaces for each acre developed for active usage

4.   Cemetery or mausoleum

5.   Elementary or secondary school, certified preschools

6.   Churches and temples

1 space for every 4 seats in the main auditorium

7.   Golf courses and country clubs (except miniature courses or driving ranges operated for a profit)

3 spaces per green or 1 space for every 100 square feet of floor area whichever is greater

8.   Community meeting or recreation building

1 space for every 50 square feet of floor area

9.   Bed and Breakfast operations

2 spaces per unit, plus one space for every bed

10.   Railroads and public utilities

1 space for each employee plus 1 space for each vehicle used by the industry

11.   Stables, kennels, and veterinary businesses located at least 50 feet from all boundary lines of the property on which located

2 spaces plus one space for each employee

12.   Hiking and horseback riding trails

2 spaces plus one space for each employee

13.   Structures on wetlands for the conservation of soil

2 spaces

14.   Any use erected or maintained by a public agency

2 spaces

15.   Private airport landing strips and associated facilities

2 spaces

16.   Seed and feed dealership, provided there is no evidence of showroom or other commercial activities

2 spaces plus one space for each employee

17.   Home occupations, home industries

2 spaces

18.   Lakes, ponds, and outdoor recreation facilities

2 spaces plus one space for each employee

19.   Manufactured home on a permanent foundation

2 spaces

1.   Farm buildings incidental to agricultural uses.

2.   Private garages, swimming pools, and tennis courts.

3.   Private greenhouses not operated for commercial purposes.

4.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district, not involving the conduct of business on the premises, except home occupations located on the same lot or a contiguous lot under the same ownership.

5.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Subsection 165.08(5).

6.   Roadside stands for the sale of produce raised on the premises.

7.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon the completion of the construction work.

8.   Railroads and utilities, but not including equipment storage or maintenance yards and buildings or general administrative and sales offices, provided that any substation or building shall meet the front and rear yard requirements for dwellings and shall provide side yards of not less than 25 feet, and that two parking spaces per substation or one per employee at the site be provided.

Subject to Section 165.09 and the other requirements contained herein, the Board of Adjustment may permit the following:

1.   Railroads and public utilities, but not including equipment storage or maintenance yards and buildings or general administrative and sales offices, provided that any substation or building shall meet the front and rear yard requirements for dwellings and shall provide side yards of not less than 25 feet, and that two parking spaces per substation or one per employee at the site be provided.

2.   Communications station and tower provided that they shall not be closer to a dwelling or place of public assembly than a distance equal to one-half their height, that the height and location shall not interfere with the operation of any airport or landing strip, and that one parking space per employee and one space for each vehicle used by the facility be provided.

3.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations, if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety, or welfare.

Area   20,000 square feet

Width   125 feet

The lot area shall be increased by such amount as determined necessary by the County Board of Health to provide an adequate absorption field for a septic tank installation.

Where a lot is served by a public or community water system and sanitary sewer system, the minimum lot area may be reduced to 15,000 square feet and the width to 100 feet.

 

Dwellings and other non-institutional uses:

   Front:   35 feet

   Rear:   30 feet

   Side:   10 feet

   Side street, corner lot   30 feet

 

Schools, Churches, or Other Public
or Institutional Buildings:

 

   Front:   40 feet

   Rear:   40 feet

   Side:   30 feet

   Side street, corner lot   35 feet

2-and-one-half stories

or

35 feet

 

1.   No construction compliance certificate shall be issued for a dwelling unit in the A-1 Agricultural District for any parcel of land that is designated for commercial or industrial uses on the Future Land Use Plan of the City.

STATEMENT OF INTENT: The R-1 Single-Family Residential District is intended to include areas of low-density residential development.

1.   Single-family dwellings

2.   Parks, playgrounds, or playfields

5 spaces for each acre developed for active usage

3.   Community meeting or recreation building

1 space for every 50 square feet of floor area

4.   Elementary or secondary school

5.   Churches and temples

1 space for every 4 seats in the main auditorium

6.   Funeral parlor

7.   Day nurseries/centers

1 space plus 1 space for each employee

8.   Modular homes on a permanent foundation

2 spaces per unit

9.   Home occupations

2 spaces per unit

10.   Bed and Breakfast operations

2 spaces per unit

11.   Hospital

1 space for every employee, plus 15 additional spaces

12.   Group Home

1 space for every employee, plus 2 additional spaces

1.   Private garage.

2.   Private swimming pools and tennis courts.

3.   Private greenhouses not operated for commercial purposes.

4.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district, not involving the conduct of business on the premises, except home occupations not employing any person outside the immediate family and located on the same lot or a contiguous lot under the same ownership.

5.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

6.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

7.   Satellite dishes, provided they are constructed in the side yard or rear yard only.

8.   Structures attached to the principal building shall be considered part of the principal building and shall conform to the same front, side, and rear setback regulations.

 

Subject to Section 165.09 and the other requirements contained herein, the Board of Adjustment may permit the following:

1.   Hospitals, sanitariums, rest, nursing, and convalescent homes; homes for orphans and aged on sites of one acre or more; off-street parking and yards comparable for other institutional uses in this chapter to be provided.

2.   Group housing/public housing developments.

3.   Swimming pools, golf courses, and country clubs, except miniature courses or driving ranges operated for a profit.

4.   Railroads and public utilities, but not including equipment storage or maintenance yards and buildings or general administrative and sales offices, provided that any substation or building shall meet the front and rear yard requirements for dwellings and shall provide side yards of not less than 25 feet, and that two parking spaces per substation or one per employee at the site be provided.

5.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety or welfare.

6.   Other special exception uses as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission and approved by the Board of Adjustment.

1.   All new structures constructed or placed in R-1 Districts shall have a minimum width of 20 feet and a minimum length of 24 feet as measured at the narrowest points, excluding porches, garages and accessory buildings.

   Area:   9,600 square feet

   Width:   80 feet

Where a lot is not served by a public or community water or sanitary sewer system, the minimum lot area shall be not less than 20,000 square feet and shall be increased by such amount as determined or necessary by the County Board of Health to provide an adequate absorption field for septic tank use. The width of such lot shall not be less than 125 feet.

 

Dwellings and other non-institutional uses:

   Front:   30 feet

   Rear:   30 feet

   Side:
    one story   8 feet

    two or more stories   10 feet

   Side street, corner lot   25 feet

 

Schools, Churches, or Other Public
or Institutional Buildings:

 

   Front:   35 feet

   Rear:   35 feet

   Side:   20 feet

   Side street, corner lot   25 feet

 

2-and-one-half stories

or

35 feet

 

1.   Single-family dwellings

2.   Modular homes on a permanent foundation

3.   Condominiums

4.   Two-family dwellings

5.   Multiple-family dwelling

6.   Community meeting or recreation building

1 space for every 50 square feet of floor area

7.   Park, playground, or playfield

8.   Elementary or secondary school

9.   Private kindergartens, day nurseries, day-care centers

10.   Churches and temples

1 space for every 4 seats in the main auditorium

11.   Group housing, public housing developments

1 space per unit

12.   Rooming or boarding house

1 space for every 2 beds

13.   Home occupations

14.   Bed and breakfast operations

15.   Funeral home

16.   Hospital

17.   Cemetery

18.   Nursing home/care facility

PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES

1.   Private garages.

2.   Private swimming pools and tennis courts.

3.   Private greenhouses not operated for commercial purposes.

4.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district, not involving the conduct of business on the premises, except home occupations located on the same lot or a contiguous lot under the same ownership.

5.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

6.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

7.   Satellite dishes

Subject to Section 165.09 and the other requirements contained herein, the Board of Adjustment may permit the following:

1.   Hospitals, sanitariums, rest, nursing and convalescent homes; homes for orphans and aged on sites of one acre or more; off-street parking and yards comparable for other institutional uses of this chapter be provided.

2.   Railroads and public utilities; but not including equipment storage or maintenance yards and buildings or general administrative and sales offices; provided that any substation or building shall meet the front and rear yard requirements for dwellings and shall provide side yards of not less than 25 feet, and that two parking spaces per substation or one per employee at the site be provided.

3.   Any use permitted in the R-1 District, subject to any reasonable requirement as imposed by the Board of Adjustment.

4.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety or welfare.

1.   All new structures constructed or placed in R-2 Districts shall have a minimum width of 20 feet and a minimum length of 24 feet as measured at the narrowest points, excluding porches, garages and accessory buildings.

Single-family Dwellings:

   Area:   9,600 square feet

   Width:   60 feet

Two-family Dwellings:

   Area:   9,600 square feet

   Width:   60 feet

Multi-family Dwelling:

   Area:   7,200 square feet for the first unit plus 1,500 square feet for each additional unit up to 12, and 750 square feet for each additional unit over 12.

   Width:      80 feet

 

Dwellings and other non-institutional uses:

   Front:   25 feet

   Rear:   25 feet

   Side:   8 feet

   Side street, corner lot   20 feet

 

Schools, Churches or Other Public
or Institutional Buildings:

 

   Front:   35 feet

   Rear:   35 feet

   Side:   20 feet

   Side street, corner lot   25 feet

 

 

 

 

 

2-and-one-half stories

or

35 feet

 

STATEMENT OF INTENT. The R-3 Multi-family Residential District is intended to accommodate two-family and multi-family residential development at a greater density that the R-1 District. It is generally limited to already developed areas but may be expanded to include appropriate areas for new development of affordable housing or multi-family housing.

1.   Single-family dwellings

2.   Manufactured/Modular homes on a permanent foundation

3.   Condominiums

4.   Two-family dwellings

5.   Multiple-family dwellings

6.   Community meeting or recreation building

1 space for every 50 square feet of floor area.

7.   Park, playground, or playfield

5 spaces for each acre developed for active usage

8.   Elementary or secondary school

1 space per classroom and office plus one space for every 6 seats in the main auditorium or stadium

9.   Private kindergartens, day nurseries, day-care centers

10.   Churches and temples

11.   Group housing, public housing developments

12.   Rooming or boarding house

13.   Home occupations

14.   Bed and breakfast operations

1.   Private garages.

2.   Private swimming pools and tennis courts.

3.   Private greenhouses not operated for commercial purposes.

4.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district, not involving the conduct of business on the premises, except home occupations located on the same lot or a contiguous lot under the same ownership.

5.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

6.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

7.   Satellite dishes.

Subject to Section 165.09 and the other requirements contained herein, the Board of Adjustment may permit the following:

1.   Hospitals; sanitariums, rest, nursing, and convalescent homes; homes for orphans and aged on sites of one acre or more; off-street parking and yards comparable for other institutional uses of this chapter to be provided.

2.   Railroads and public utilities, but not including equipment storage or maintenance yards and buildings or general administrative and sales offices, provided that any substation or building shall meet the front and rear yard requirements for dwellings and shall provide side yards of not less than 25 feet, and that two parking spaces per substation or one per employee at the site be provided.

3.   Any use permitted in the R-1 District, subject to any reasonable requirement as imposed by the Board of Adjustment.

4.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety or welfare.

1.   For any manufactured/mobile home/modular home development, all provisions of Chapter 146 of this Code of Ordinances shall be adhered to.

Single-family Dwellings:

   Area:   9,600 square feet

   Width:   60 feet

Two-family Dwellings:

   Area:   9,600 square feet

   Width:   60 feet

Multi-family Dwelling:

   Area:   7,200 square feet for the first unit plus 1,500 square feet for each additional unit up to 12, and 750 square feet for each additional unit over 12.

   Width:      80 feet

 

Dwellings and other non-institutional uses:

   Front:   25 feet

   Rear:   25 feet

   Side:   8 feet

   Side street, corner lot   20 feet

 

Schools, Churches or Other Public
or Institutional Buildings:

 

   Front:   35 feet

   Rear:   35 feet

   Side:   20 feet

   Side street, corner lot   25 feet

 

 

 

 

 

2-and-one-half stories

or

35 feet

 

STATEMENT OF INTENT. Manufactured/modular or mobile homes used for dwelling purposes shall be placed only in mobile home parks except as determined herein. A mobile home park may be established only in R-4 designated districts.

1.   Single-family units

2.   Two-family units

3.   Parks and recreation area not operated for profit

5 spaces for each acre developed for active usage

4.   Community meeting or recreation building not operated for profit

1 space for every 100 square feet of floor area.

5.   Nursery schools and day care centers

3 spaces plus 1 for each employee

6.   Laundromat

1.   Private garages.

2.   Private swimming pools and tennis courts.

3.   Private greenhouses not operated for commercial purposes.

4.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district, not involving the conduct of business on the premises, except home occupations, located on the same lot or a contiguous lot under the same ownership.

5.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

6.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

7.   Satellite dishes.

8.   A detached building shall be located a minimum of five feet from the principal structure, and 10 feet from the front property line.

9.   Structures attached to the principal building shall be considered part of the principal building and shall conform to the same front, side, and rear setback regulations.

10.   Garages opening onto the alley shall have a rear yard of five feet.

Subject to Section 165.09 and the other requirements contained herein, the Board of Adjustment may permit the following:

1.   Hospitals; sanitariums, rest, nursing and convalescent homes; homes for orphans and aged on sites of one acre or more; off-street parking and yards comparable for other institutional uses of this chapter to be provided.

2.   Public utilities, but not including equipment storage or maintenance yards and buildings or general administrative and sales offices, provided that any substation or building shall meet the front and rear yard requirements for dwellings and shall provide side yards of not less than 25 feet, and that two parking places per substation or one per employee at the site be provided.

3.   Group housing developments.

4.   Swimming pools, golf courses and country clubs, except miniature courses or driving ranges operated for a profit.

1.   For any manufactured/mobile home/modular home development, all provisions of Chapter 146 of this Code of Ordinances shall be adhered to.

Mobile Home:

   Area:   5,500 square feet

   Width:   50 feet

Permanent Single-family Unit:

   Area:   9,600 square feet

   Width:   60 feet

Permanent Two-family Unit:

   Area:   7,200 square feet for the first unit plus 1,500 square feet for the second unit.

   Width:      80 feet

 

   Front:   15 feet

   Rear:   15 feet

   Side:

    single wide   3 feet

    double wide   10 feet

   Side street, corner lot   15 feet

 

 

For Permanent Built Homes:

 

   Front:   25 feet

   Rear:   25 feet

   Side:

    one story   8 feet

    two or more stories   10 feet

 

 

 

 

2 stories

or

20 feet

 

 

 

For Permanent Built Homes:

2 -and-one-half stories or

35 feet

STATEMENT OF INTENT:  The C-1 Highway Commercial District is intended to accommodate uses which ordinarily serve the traveling public and commercial uses which generally require land area and access to a major traffic artery.

1.   Automotive display, sales, service, and repair

1 space for every 300 square feet of sales,

2.   Lumber yard or building materials sales yard

service or office

3.   Dry cleaners or laundry

floor area

4.   Monument and marker display and sales

5.   Greenhouse and plant nursery

6.   Restaurant, night club, cafe or tavern

7.   Dance hall and skating rink

8.   Bowling alley

9.   Drive-in bank

10.   Motel, hotel or tourist camp

11.   Dwelling unit above a store or shop

12.   Bus terminal

13.   Funeral parlor

14.   Farm implement display, sales, service and repair

15.   Railroads and public utilities but not including storage or maintenance yards and buildings

16.   Boats, motors, travel trailers, and mobile home display, sales, service, and repair

17.   Rental storage facilities

18.   Retail businesses

19.   Personal service and repair shops

20.   Business and professional offices and studios

21.   Laboratories or research establishments

22.   General administrative offices

23.   Brewery (production is limited to 200,000 gallons per year)

24.   Brewpub (production is limited to 200,000 gallons per year)

1.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district.

2.   Storage warehouses used in conjunction with the permitted principal uses or structures of this district.

3.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

4.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

1.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety, or welfare.

2.   Other special exception uses as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission and approved by the Board of Adjustment.

Commercial Uses: None

 

 

 

   Front:   20 feet

   Street Side, corner lot:   15 feet

 

 

Where an apartment is in conjunction with a store or shop, a rear yard of 20 feet shall be provided and where adjacent to an “A” or “R” District, a side yard of 10 feet and a rear yard of 20 feet shall be provided.

2-and-one-half stories

or

35 feet

 

 

1.   No outside storage shall be permitted for rental storage facilities.

STATEMENT OF INTENT:  The General Office and Retail District is intended to accommodate the Central Business District, where parking is severely limited, and the minimum required yard requirements are waived.

1.   Dry cleaners

2.   Bus terminal

3.   Clubs and lodges

4.   Retail businesses

5.   Personal service and repair shops

6.   Business and professional offices and studios

7.   Medical, dental, chiropractic clinics

8.   Restaurants, night club, cafe or tavern

9.   Public buildings and utilities but not including storage or maintenance yards or buildings

10.   Public garages, public/private storage garages, and parking lots

11.   Plumbing and heating sales, service and repair shops

12.   Hotels and motels

13.   Printing, publishing, and engraving

14.   Dance or music schools

15.   Commercial amusements

16.   Wholesale display and salesroom

17.   Brewery (production is limited to 200,000 gallons per year)

18.   Brewpub (production is limited to 200,000 gallons per year)

19.   Dwelling unit above a store or shop

1.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district.

2.   Storage warehouses used in conjunction with the permitted principal uses or structures of this district.

3.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work, provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

4.   Rooftop solar collectors, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

1.   Any use permitted in the C-1 District, subject to any reasonable requirement as imposed by the Board of Adjustment.

2.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety or welfare.

1.   No dwelling units shall be permitted in any basement of any commercial building. Second story apartments will be permitted in commercial buildings subject to approval by the Fire Chief.

2.   If a building or structure connected on one or two sides to another building or structure is destroyed, the original building or structure needs to, at the vary least, appear to be within one story in height of the neighboring buildings.

Commercial Uses: None

 

 

 

Commercial Uses: None, except where an apartment is in conjunction with a store or shop, a rear yard of 20 feet shall be provided, and where adjacent to an “R” District, a front or side yard of 10 feet and a rear yard of 20 feet shall be provided.

 

4 stories

or

50 feet

 

1.   Manufacturing and processing uses that are wholly contained within a building and create no offensive noise, dust, odor, or vibration

2.   Wholesaling and warehousing uses but not including the bulk storage of liquid fertilizer or petroleum used by the industry

3.   Farm implement display, sales, service, and storage

4.   Lumber yard and building material sale and storage

5.   Truck and freight terminal

6.   Automotive and truck display, sales, repair and storage

7.   Tool, die, gauge, and machine shops

8.   Railroads and public utilities including storage and maintenance yards

9.   Animal hospital

10.   Laboratories or research establishments

11.   General administrative offices

12.   Rental storage facilities

1.   Uses and structures clearly incidental to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district.

2.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

3.   Dwelling units for watchmen or caretakers employed on the premises provided that an open yard of at least 2,400 square feet is reserved and maintained for use by the occupants.

4.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

1.   Any use permitted in the C-1 District, subject to any reasonable requirement as imposed by the Board of Adjustment.

2.   Radio towers and antennas which exceed the general height limitations if it is determined that the additional height is necessary to reasonably accommodate amateur communications and will not be detrimental to public health, safety, or welfare.

 

 

None

 

   Front:   25 feet

   Rear:   25 feet

   Side:   20 feet

   Side Street, corner lot   25 feet

 

 

 

60 feet

 

 

1.   Exterior storage other than the display of finished products for retail sale shall be enclosed by a six-foot high fence or suitable landscaping planting, the design or type of which shall be approved by the Commission, and which will screen the stored materials from the view of adjacent public streets, places of public assembly, parks, recreation areas, and residential properties.

2.   No raw material, finished product, or waste product which may cause dust or odor which would adversely affect adjoining properties shall be stored outside a building, nor shall any other junk, debris, or waste product be permitted to accumulate on the site.

3.   For rental storage facilities, outside storage shall be permitted only in the rear lot area provided the area is enclosed with an eight-foot chain link fence.

1.   Manufacturing and processing uses.

2.   Animal hospital

3.   Wholesaling and warehousing not including the bulk storage of liquid fertilizer or petroleum products under pressure

4.   Farm implement display, sales, service and repair

5.   Lumber yard and building material sale and storage

6.   Truck and freight terminal

7.   Truck display, sales, repair and storage

8.   Grain storage bins

9.   Grain elevator and feed mill

10.   Welding and repair shop

11.   Tool, die, gauge and machine shops

12.   Public utilities including storage and maintenance yards

13.   Automobile paint and body shops

14.   Plumbing, heating, air conditioning and sheet metal shops

15.   Processing and handling of cheese, butter and other milk products

16.   Concrete products manufacture and central mixing and proportioning plant

17.   Fertilizer manufacture or blending

18.   Iron and steel fabrication

19.   Rental storage facilities

20.   Communications structures

21.   Solar farm or solar garden

1.   Uses and structures clearly incidental and necessary to the permitted principal uses or structures of this district.

2.   Temporary buildings used in conjunction with construction work provided that such buildings are removed promptly upon completion of the construction work.

3.   Dwelling units for watchmen or caretakers employed on the premises provided that an open yard of at least 2,400 square feet is reserved and maintained for use by the occupants.

4.   Solar collectors, either rooftop or ground-mounted, provided they comply with Section 165.08(5).

 

Subject to Section 165.09 and the other requirements contained herein, the Board of Adjustment may permit the following:

1.   Stockyards, rendering works, loading pens, buying stations and/or sale barns and yards, commercial feedlots, and commercial poultry raising, provided that it is not closer than one-fourth (¼) mile to any dwelling unit other than that of the owner or operator, or any park, school, church or place of public assembly, and that the provisions of drainage, sanitation, waste disposal, and fly control are approved by the Local Health officer, and that it is located so that prevailing winds will not cause dust or odors to create a nuisance for developed properties in the vicinity; and that one parking space for each employee and one space for each vehicle used by the industry be provided.

2.   Auto wrecking and junk yards on sites of ten (10) acres or more, provided that the front yard be maintained as an open space free of weeds and debris; that the site be enclosed with an 8-foot high fence or a suitable landscape planting that will screen the operation from the view of adjacent public streets and places of public assembly, parks, recreation areas and residential properties; and that a minimum of one parking space for each employee and one space for each vehicle used by the facility be provided.

3.   Any use permitted in the M-1 District, subject to any reasonable requirement as imposed by the Board of Adjustment.

 

 

None

 

   Front:   25 feet

   Rear:   25 feet

   Side:   20 feet

   Side Street, corner lot   25 feet

 

 

 

None

 

 

1.   No raw material, finished product or waste product which may cause dust or odor which would adversely affect adjoining properties shall be stored outside a building nor shall any other debris or waste product be permitted to accumulate on the site.

2.   For rental storage facilities, outside storage shall be permitted only in the rear lot area provided the area is enclosed with an 8-foot chain link fence.