All uses or buildings permissive in residence districts are also permissive in nonresidence districts; provided, that they are established or located in accordance with the provisions of the R-C district. Yard requirements may be waived for dwelling units erected above the ground floor when such ground floor of the building is designed and used exclusively for commercial purposes, unless such yards may be required by other ordinance or other provisions of this title.

(Prior code §24-47).

Wherever a nonresidence district is contiguous to a residence district, a side yard of not less than five feet will be observed by the nonresidence district use regardless of other provisions of this title.

(Prior code §24-51).

Off-street parking shall be provided as prescribed in this title by developers of the property. A fee may be paid by the developer in lieu of the off-street parking where the off-street parking requirement may be impracticable due to lot size, location and type of development. The city engineer may authorize payment of a parking lot fee of one dollar and fifteen cents per square foot of off-street parking requirement at the time of building permit application. Such fee will be deposited into the city parking lot fund which shall be used for the purchase and establishment of city parking lots adjacent to business districts.

(Ord. 447 §4 (2), 1977).

All open storage in nonresidence districts shall be enclosed by a structure or planting strip of not less than six feet high. Storage of lumber, coal or other combustibles shall not be less than ten feet from any interior lot line and a suitable roadway from the street to the rear of the property shall be provided, maintained and kept open at all times. No merchandise shall be displayed nor any business conducted between the street line and the building line in any nonresidential district.

(Prior code §24-49).

Storage and handling of flammable liquids, liquefied petroleum and explosives in nonresidence districts shall comply with all state rules and regulations as well as those of the city. Bulk storage of flammable liquids, liquid petroleum, gases and explosives aboveground shall be unlawful in all districts, except gasoline and lubricating fuel oil, except by special authority through the board of adjustment.

(Prior code §24-50).

Noise, smoke, odor, gases and other noxious nuisances shall be so controlled in nonresidence districts as not to become objectionable, adversely affect the properties in the vicinity nor be detrimental to the public health, safety and general welfare.

(Prior code §24-48).