Hebron City Zoning Code

CHAPTER 13

- FIGURES

Section 2-2-13-1. - Figure 1—Residential uses and requirements.

FIGURE 1. RESIDENTIAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Requirements	Single-Family Dwelling	Multi-Family Dwelling
District in which use is permitted	R1, R2, C1, C2, AG and RMH	R2, C1, C2
Minimum lot size in sq. ft. per dwelling unit in district indicated	12,000	6,500 plus 4,000 for each additional family unit after first
Minimum lot width in feet	100	80
Minimum front yard in feet	35	30
Maximum front yard in feet	45	45
Minimum side yard in feet	20 ft. on any one side yard, 40 ft. minimum for both side yards	10 ft. on any one side yard, 20 ft. minimum for both side yards
Minimum rear yard in feet	20	5
Maximum lot coverage in percent of lot, including building and paved surfaces	35	60
Minimum ground floor area in sq. ft.	1,000	1,152 sq. ft. plus 576 sq. ft. per family over two
Minimum height of building or structure in feet	25	25*
Parking spaces	N/A	Minimum of 2 per unit; 0.5 additional spaces for each bedroom in a unit above 1

*See section 2-4-8.

(Ord. No. 1996-220-PC-2, 2-20-1996)

Section 2-2-13-2. - Figure 2—Business uses and requirements, types of business use.

FIGURE 2. BUSINESS USES AND REQUIREMENTS
TYPES OF BUSINESS USE

Requirements	Local Business	General Business	Shopping Center
Permitted districts	C1, C2 and I1	C2 and I1	C3
Max. front yard in ft.	15	15	15
Min. side yard in ft. along the side street line of a corner lot where block is adjoined by a residential district	5	5	5
Min. side yard in ft. where a commercial district adjoins a residential district within the block	10	10	10
Min. side yard in ft. in blocks not adjoining or including a residential district	None	None	None
Max. building height in feet	30	30	45
Max. lot coverage in percent of lot	60	90
Parking requirements shall govern the lot coverage.

Section 2-2-13-3. - Figure 3—Business uses, parking spaces required.

FIGURE 3. BUSINESS USES
PARKING SPACES REQUIRED

Type of Use	Parking Space Required
Categories listed in section 5 [section 2-2-5-1] A.2	1 for each 500 sq. ft. of floor area
Categories listed in section 5 [section 2-2-5-1] A.3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8C, 8E	1 for each 125 sq. ft. of floor area.
Department store	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area.
Indoor theater	1 for each 6 seats.
Bowling alley	3 for each lane plus 1 for every 6 spectator seats.
Dancing academy	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area.
Private club or lodge	Space to accommodate 50% of the active membership at 1 space per each 3 members.
Automobile or trailer sales area	1 for each 1,000 sq. ft. of the premises used for retail purposes.
Automobile and truck repair	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area. 1 space inside/1 space outside.
Hotel	1 for each 3 employees plus 1 for every 2 sleeping rooms.
Storage warehouse/wholesale establishment	1 for each 3 employees or occupants. The maximum number of employees or occupants to be used in determining spaces.
Motor bus/railroad passenger station	1 for each 3 employees plus 1 for every 10 seats in the waiting room. Other retail uses in connection therewith shall provide 1 space for each 2 employees.
Veterinary hospital or kennel for small animals	1 space for each 3 animals to be confined in temporary or permanent pens.
Category listed under section 2-5-3 [section 2-2-5-2], subsection K.	As determined by the board

Section 2-2-13-4. - Figure 4—Business uses, loading and unloading berths required.

FIGURE 4. BUSINESS USES
LOADING AND UNLOADING BERTHS REQUIRED

Type of Use	Gross Floor Area (square feet)	Loading and Unloading Berths
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	3,000 to 15,000 sq. ft.	1
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	15,001 to 40,000 sq. ft.	2
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	Each additional 25,000 sq. ft.	1 additional
Office building	100,000 or less	1
Office building	100,001 to 336,000 sq. ft.	2
Office building	Each additional 200,000 sq. ft.	1 additional

Section 2-2-13-5. - Figure 5—Industrial uses and requirements.

FIGURE 5. INDUSTRIAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Requirements	Industrial
Districts in which use is permitted	I1
Maximum front yard in feet	10
Minimum side yard required in feet where the industrial adjoins a residential area	30
Maximum building height in feet	45
Maximum lot coverage in percent of lot	None except for required yards

Section 2-2-13-6. - Figure 6—Industrial uses, loading and unloading berth requirements.

FIGURE 6. INDUSTRIAL USES
LOADING AND UNLOADING BERTH REQUIREMENTS

Gross Floor Area of Industrial Use (square feet)	Number of Berths Required
15,000 or less	1
15,001 to 40,000	2
40,001 to 100,000	3
Each additional 40,000	1 additional
Parking	Refer to Figure 3

Section 2-2-13-7. - Figure 7—Contingent uses and requirements.

FIGURE 7. CONTINGENT USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Type of Use	District In Which Use Is Permitted	Number of Parking Spaces to be Provided
Boarding or lodging house	C1 and C2	1 for each 3 occupants
Bulletin board for a church or public building	All except I1	N/A
Church or temple	All except I1	1 for each 3 seats
Fraternity, sorority, student cooperative	C1 and C2	1 for each 3 occupants
Housing for tenants and ag./seasonal workers	AG and R2	1½ for each bedroom
Mortuary	C1, C2, and I1	1 for each 5 seats in main auditorium
Municipal or government building	All	1 for each 125 sq. ft. of ground floor area of building
Nursing home or homes for the aged	C1 and C2	1 for each 7 persons
Professional office in residence of practicing professional	All	2 additional plus residence
Plant nursery	AG, C1, C2 and I1	None required
Public library or museum	All	One for each 125 sq. ft. of ground floor area of building
Public park or public recreational facility	All	None required
School (public or parochial)	All except I1	One for each 3 members of the staff; plus 1 for each 8 seats in an auditorium

Section 2-2-13-8. - Figure 8—Contingent uses, maximum height of buildings and structures.

FIGURE 8. CONTINGENT USES
MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

Districts In Which Use Is Permitted	Maximum Height (feet)
R1	25
R2	25
C1	30
C2	40
C3	40
I1	45

Section 2-2-13-9. - Figure 9—Special exceptions and requirements.

FIGURE 9. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Special Exceptions	District(s) In Which Use May Be Permitted	Requirements
Agricultural	All except R1 and R2
Airport/heliport	I1	b6 (heliport), b12 (airport), g, h2, i1 (airport), i2 (heliport), j1, k1, n2, p, r1, s, t, u, v, w, y
Antique shop	All	b1, c1, f1, h1, k8, v, y
Artificial lake (3 acres or more)	All	c1, i1, j1, k2, p, r1, u1, v, w, y
Cemetery/crematory	I1	b11, c2, i1, p, r1, u1, v, w, y
Clinic/medical health	All except R1	b1, c3, h4, j1, k3, l1, r1, v, w, y
College building	All except I1	b1, c6, a3, g, h4, k4, l2, m1, n1, p, t, v, y
Single-family to two-family conversion	R2	b14, c1, f5, h1, k27, p, y
Country club/golf course	All	c1, d3, j1, k5, l1, p, r1, v, w, y
Fire station/police station	All	b1, c1, h1, j1, k6, l1, s, y
Greenhouse (commercial)	C1 and C2	b4, c6, f2, h1, k7, m4, n1, r1, v, w, y
Home occupation	All	b1, c1, f1, h1, k8, v, y
Hospital	C1 and C2	b1, c6, g, h5, j1, k9, l2, m5, n1, p, s, t, v, y
Industrial park	I1	a1, b10, c7, d3, g, h3, j2, k10, l2, m6, n2, o, p, q, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Junk yard	I1	c1, e, h1, i4, k11, l5, m2, n3, r1, v, w, y
Kindergarten/nursery	All except I1	b3, c8, f3, h1, i3, j1, k12, p, r1, v, y
Mobile home park	C1, C2 and I1	b8, c6, d2, g, h1, i8, j1, k13, l1, o, p, q, r1, s, u1, v, w, y
Outdoor theater	All except R1 and R2	c6, i6, k11, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Outdoor commercial recreational enterprise	All except R1 and R2	c4, d1, h1, i1, j3, k14, l2, n1, p, r2, s, t, v, w, y
Penal/correctional institute	I1	b13, c10, e, g, k15, 15, n3, p, r1, y
Transmission lines/conduits for water, gas, oil, sewer, or electric current	All	p
Practice golf driving range	All except R1 and R2	c6, i7, j3, k16, l2, r1, v, y
Private recreational development	All	c4, g, h1, j3, k16, l2, r1, v, y
Produce terminal (wholesale)	I1	b10, c7, d3, e, h1, i8, j1, k11, 14, m3, n2, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Public camp	C1, C2 and I1	b7, c6, d1, n1, j3, k17, l2, r1, u1, v, w, y
Public/employees parking	All	b2, p, r1, s, t, v, x, y, z
Public utility station	All	c1, g, j4, k18, r1, v, y
Radio/television tower	C1, C3 and I1	k19, r1, v
Raising or breeding of non-farm fowls and animals commercially, except kennels	I1	b4, c10, h1, j1, k7, l2, m1, n2, r1, v, w, y
Riding stable	I1	b5, c10, h1, j1, k21, m1, r1, v, w, y
Shopping area	C3	a2, b9, c2, g, j1, k23, l3, m3, n1, o, p, s, t, ul, v, y
Stadium/coliseum	I1	b7, c2, j1, k24, l2, m2, n1, p, s, t, u1, v, y
Truck freight terminal	I1	c1, e, j1, k25, l4, n2, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Tourist home or motel	C1, C2 and I1	b1, c1, f1, h1, k26, r1, v, y

Section 2-2-13-10. - Figure 9A—Requirement designations and requirements.

FIGURE 9A. REQUIREMENT DESIGNATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Note: Use of # symbol in this figure indicates that the requirements of the district apply to the special exception where located.

Requirement Designation and Requirement

Classification of permitted use.

Light Industrial.

Local Business.

Minimum lot area.

1,500 sq. ft.

110 sq. ft. per child.

24,000 sq. ft.

20,000 sq. ft. plus 5,000 sq. ft. per horse over four horses.

1 acre.

5 acres.

5 acres plus 4,000 sq. ft. per mobile home stand.

6 acres.

10.

20 acres.

11.

40 acres.

12.

80 acres.

13.

320 acres.

14.

Two times requirements for single family dwellings.

Minimum yards (feet).

Front	Side (Each)	Rear
1. #	#	#
2. #	50	50
3. #	10	30
4. #	40	40
5. #	—	—
6. 100	40	40
7. 100	Abutting residential = 75 Abutting other use = 35
8. #	20	#
9. 150	150	150
10. 100	100	100
11. 300	300	300

Building setback from center line of interior road (feet).

Use not permitted closer than 300 feet to a residential district.

Minimum gross floor area of principal building in square feet.

Over 1,000.

Determined by number of children to be accommodated.

Two times single family dwellings.

Plan of landscape development to be submitted with application.

Maximum height of structure (feet).

As required by appropriate state or federal agency.

Same as light industry.

Fence.

Six-foot chain link where accessible to the public.

Six-foot chain link when located at ground level.

Four-foot chain link around play area.

Eight-foot solid wall or solid painted fence.

Four-foot chain link in residential.

Eight-foot painted board fence.

Adequate to protect abutting use.

Six-foot chain link.

Six-foot painted solid board along streets for refuse dumps.

Screen planting where abutting residential use (tight screen effective at all times).

Six feet high by six feet wide.

Twenty-five feet high abutting residential use or district.

Eight feet high by six feet wide.

Adequate screen to hide power substation from street view.

Six feet high along streets for refuse dump.

Parking spaces.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per 4 seats in waiting room.

1 per 2 customers or members.

1 per 2 employees plus 3 per doctor.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 6 students.

1 per 3 employees per shift.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 125 sq. ft. of sales area.

1 additional.

1 per 4 beds plus 1 per hospital vehicle.

10.

1 per 2 employees on largest shift.

11.

1 per 2 employees.

12.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per 5 children to be accommodated.

13.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per mobile home stand.

14.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 500 sq. ft. of use area.

15.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 10 inmates at estimated capacity.

16.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per driving tee.

17.

1 per camp site and 1 per cabin.

18.

Telephone exchange—1 per employee.

19.

1 per employee per shift.

20.

1 per 2 employees where headquartered.

21.

1 per 5,000 sq. ft.

22.

23.

1 per 60 sq. ft. of sales area.

24.

3 per 4 employees plus 1 per 4 seats.

25.

1 per 2 employees plus 4 for customers.

26.

1 per employee plus 1 per sleeping accommodation.

27.

Distance of parking area from residential district in feet.

100

300

Number of loading and unloading berths (shall not face on bordering highway).

Per development plan

15,000 sq. ft. = 1; over 15,000 sq. ft. = 2

Up to 200 beds = 1; 200 to 500 beds = 2; over 500 beds = 3

Per Figure 6.

Distance of loading and unloading berths from residential district in feet.

100

300

Plat approved by the commission to be submitted with the application.

Development plan to be submitted with the application.

Covenant by owners to perpetuate maintenance and approve future improvements.

Maximum number of principal entrances from major thoroughfare.

Acceptable relationship to major thoroughfares.

Thoroughfares must be adequate to carry additional traffic engendered by use.

Other authority approval required.

State board of health.

Aeronautics Commission of Indiana

Planning Act—section 58.

Indiana department of environmental management

Outdoor advertising signs and outdoor artificial lighting shall be approved by the commission.

Disposal of liquid and other wastes shall meet the approval of the state department of environmental management.

No sales, dead storage, repair work or dismantling on the lot.

No parking in the front yard, except as provided in section 15.

Except for approved exits and entrances, a masonry wall four feet in height and six inches thick may be erected at the required front line of building, and may be required along boundaries of parking area as determined by the commission for the protection of residentially zoned or use property.

Section 2-2-13-11. - Figure 10—Improvement location permit fees.

FIGURE 10. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMIT FEES
Single Family Residential and Two-Family New Construction Fees include square footage for living area, bonus room, attached garage
One and Two-Family Residential	Base Fee $600.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Driveway	$150.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Electrical	$200.00
Mechanical—HVAC	$200.00
Plumbing	$200.00, $4.00 per fixture
Single Family Residential and Two-Family Additions and Remodeling Fees include square footage for living area, bonus room, attached garage
One and Two-Family Residential	Base Fee $250.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Open Frame Porch Enclosure	$100.00
Enclosed Frame Porch	$200.00
Open Deck	$75.00
Demolition	$75.00
Multi-Family Residential: New Construction
New Construction	$750.00 per unit, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Multi-Family Residential: Additions
Additions	$500.00 per unit, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Accessory Buildings, Detached Garages, New Construction and Additions
80 sq. ft. to 1,300 sq. ft.	$100.00
1,301 sq. ft. to 2,399 sq. ft.	$150.00
2,400 sq. ft. and larger	$200.00
Demolition	$75.00
Accessory Buildings-Alterations, Repairs, or Remodels to Accessory Structures and Detached Garage
Interior	$85.00
Exterior	$65.00
Above-ground and In-ground Pool
In-ground Pool	$150.00
Above-ground Pool	$75.00
Pool Fence	$50.00
Fencing
Fence	$50.00
Electrical
Temporary Service, Box Change, Amp Upgrade	$75.00
Meter Reset	$25.00
Commercial, Industrial and Non-residential Uses Primary structure use is non-residential. This fee structure includes structures used for Use Variances and Permanent Use Variances as granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals
New Construction	Base fee $800.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft. Maximum $10,000.00 for the ground floor elevation. Maximum $5,000.00 for every floor above and below ground level
Additions	Base fee $250.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft. Maximum $10,000.00 for the ground floor elevation. Maximum $5,000.00 for every floor above and below ground level
Parking Lot Curb-Cut	$450.00 $200.00
Alterations, Repairs and Remodels	Base fee $200.00 plus $0.25 per sq. ft Maximum $10,000.00
Demolition Permit	$125.00
New Construction
Mechanical Fee	$300.00 flat fee
Electrical Fee	$300.00 flat fee
Plumbing Fee	$300.00 Flat Fee $4.00 per fixture.
All Required Inspections	$25.00 per inspection each inspection charged separately.

(Ord. No. 2012-07-17, 7-17-2012; Ord. No. 2014-05-20A, 5-20-2014; Ord. No. 2014-09-16, 9-16-2014; Ord. No. 2023-08-15-2, 8-15-2023)

Section 2-2-13-12. - Figures 10A to 10.5E—Signs.

FIGURE 10A. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMIT FEES FOR SIGNS

Total Square Foot Area	Fee
6-31	$0.25/sq. ft.
32-137	$0.30/sq. ft.
138-255	$0.32/sq. ft.
256 and over	$0.33/sq. ft.

MISCELLANEOUS FEES

Administrative fee for all signs	$ 10.00
Political signs	0.00
Political sign removal bond	100.00
Portable sign	5.00
Banners and flags	25.00

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5A. PERMITTED SIGNS BY TYPE AND ZONING DISTRICT

Sign Type		R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Freestanding:
	Residential;sup\sup;	P	P	P	N	N	N	P	N	N
	Other	N	N	S	S	S	S	S	S	S
	Incidental ^c	N	N	P ^d	P ^d	P	P	P ^d	P	P ^d
Building:
	Banner	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	S
	Building marker ^e	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Canopy	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Identification ^d	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Incidental ^e	N	N	P ^f	P	P	P	P ^f	P	P ^f
	Marquee ^g	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Projecting ^g	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Residential ^h	P	P	P	N	N	N	P	N	N
	Roof	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N
	Roof, integral	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Suspended	N	N	N	P	N	N	N	N	P
	Temporary	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Wall	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Window	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
Miscellaneous:
	Banner	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Flag	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Portable	N	N	N	S ^j	S ^j	N	N	N	N

P = Allowed without sign permit
S = Allowed only with sign permit
N = Not allowed

This column does not represent a zoning district. It applies to institutional uses permitted under the zoning ordinances in residential zoning districts. Such uses may include, but are not necessarily limited to, churches, schools, funeral homes, and cemeteries.

No commercial message allowed on sign, except for a commercial message drawing attention to an activity legally offered on the premises.

No commercial messages of any kind allowed on sign if such message is legible from any location off the zone lot on which the sign is located.

Only address and name of occupant allowed on sign.

May include only building name, date of construction, or historical data on historic site; must be cut or etched into masonry, bronze, or similar material.

No commercial message of any kind allowed on sign.

If such sign is suspended or projects above a public right-of-way, the issuance and continuation of a sign permit shall be conditioned on the sign owner obtaining and maintaining in force liability insurance for such sign in such form and such amount as the commissioner may reasonably from time to time determine, provided that such liability insurance shall be at least $500,000.00 per occurrence per sign.

The conditions of section 1.15 of this ordinance apply.

Flags of the United States, the state, the town, foreign nations having diplomatic relations with the United States, and any other flag adopted or sanctioned by an elected legislative body of competent jurisdiction, provided that such a flag shall not exceed 60 square feet in area and shall not be flown from a pole the top of which is more than 40 feet in height. These flags must be flown in accordance with protocol established by the Congress of the United States for the Stars and Stripes. Any flag not meeting any one or more of these conditions shall be considered a banner sign and shall be subject to regulation as such.

Permitted on the same terms as a temporary sign, in accordance with section 1.15, except that it may be freestanding.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5B. MAXIMUM TOTAL SIGN AREA PER ZONE LOT BY ZONING DISTRICT*

	R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Maximum number of total square feet	8	8	200	800	1,000	200	200	400	100
Percentage of ground floor area of principal building	NA	NA	NA	10%	8%	6%	NA	2%	NA
Square feet of signage per linear foot of street frontage	NA	NA	0.5	6.0	4.0	3.0	0.5	NA	0.5

*The maximum total area of all signs on a zone lot except incidental, building marker, and identification signs, and flags;sup\sup; shall not exceed the lesser of the above.

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

Same as (i.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5C. NUMBER, DIMENSIONS, AND LOCATION OF INDIVIDUAL SIGNS BY ZONING DISTRICT*

Sign Type		R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Freestanding:
	Area (sq. ft.)	6	6	12	40	160	80	12	80	40
	Height (ft.)	5	5	5	12	36	24;sup\sup;	5	12	12
	Setback (sq. ft.) ^c	2	2	2	2	10	5;sup\sup;	2	10	5
	Number permitted per zone lot	1	1	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	1
	Number permitted per feet of street frontage ^d	NA	NA	1 per 200	1 per 100	1 per 200	1 per 200	1 per 200	1 per 200	NA
Building:
	Area (max. sq. ft.)	2	2	2	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	10
	Wall area (percent) ^e	NA	NA	NA	10%	20%	15%	NA	5%	NA

*Individual signs shall not exceed the applicable maximum number, dimensions, or setbacks shown on this table and on Table 1.5D [Figure 10.5D].

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

Maximum sign height is 24 feet, and minimum setback is five feet; however, in no case shall the actual sign height exceed the actual sign setback from the adjacent lot that is zoned and used for residential purposes. For example, if the sign is set back seven feet from such a lot, it may be no more than seven feet high.

In addition to the setback requirements on this table, signs shall be located such that there is at every street intersection a clear view between heights of three feet and ten feet in a triangle formed by the corner and points on the curb 30 feet from the intersection or entranceway.

Lots fronting on two or more streets are allowed the permitted signage for each street frontage, but signage cannot be accumulated and used on one street in excess of that allowed for lots with only one street frontage.

The percentage figure here shall mean the percentage of the area of the wall of which such sign is a part or to which each such sign is most nearly parallel.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5D. NUMBER AND DIMENSIONS OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUAL SIGNS BY SIGN TYPE*

				Vertical Clearance
		Number Allowed	Maximum Sign Area	From Sidewalk or Private Drive or Parking	From Public Street
Freestanding:
	Residential, other, and incidental	See Table 1.5C [Figure 10.5C]	See Table 1.5C [Figure 10.5C]	NA	NA
Building:
	Banner	NA	NA	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Building marker	1 per building	4 sq. ft.	NA	NA
	Canopy	1 per building	25% of vertical surface of canopy	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Identification	1 per building	NA	NA	NA
	Incidental	NA	NA	NA	NA
	Marquee	1 per building	NA	9 ft.	NA
	Projecting**	1 per building	8 sq. ft.	9 ft.	NA
	Residential	1 per zone lot	NA	NA	NA
	Roof	1 per principal building	NA	NA	NA
	Roof, integral	2 per principal building	NA	NA	NA
	Suspended	1 per entrance	NA	9 ft.	NA
	Temporary	See section 1.14 [section 2-2-10-13]	NA	NA	NA
	Wall	NA	NA	NA	NA
	Window	NA	25% of total window area	NA	NA
Miscellaneous:
	Banner	NA	NA	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Flag	NA	60 sq. ft.	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Portable	1 where allowed ^a	20 sq. ft.	NA	NA

*No sign shall exceed any applicable maximum numbers or dimensions, or encroach on any applicable minimum.

Permitted on the same terms as a temporary sign, in accordance with section 1.15 [this section], except that it may be freestanding.

**Downtown businesses on Main Street may install one projecting sign attached to the building in conformance with the design guidelines adopted by the Town of Hebron. The signs shall be uniform in size, shape, printing and suspension. All sign shall conform with the Hyett Palma study performed by the Town of Hebron.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5E. PERMITTED SIGN CHARACTERISTICS BY ZONING DISTRICT

	R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Animated	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N
Changeable copy	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	P
Illumination, internal	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	P;sup\sup;
Illumination, external	N	N	N	S	S	S	P	S	P;sup\sup;
Illumination, exposed bulbs or neon	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N

P = Allowed without sign permit
S = Allowed only with sign permit
N = Not allowed

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

No direct light or significant glare from the sign shall be cast onto any adjacent zone lot and used for residential purposes.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

Hebron City Zoning Code

CHAPTER 13

- FIGURES

Section 2-2-13-1. - Figure 1—Residential uses and requirements.

FIGURE 1. RESIDENTIAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Requirements	Single-Family Dwelling	Multi-Family Dwelling
District in which use is permitted	R1, R2, C1, C2, AG and RMH	R2, C1, C2
Minimum lot size in sq. ft. per dwelling unit in district indicated	12,000	6,500 plus 4,000 for each additional family unit after first
Minimum lot width in feet	100	80
Minimum front yard in feet	35	30
Maximum front yard in feet	45	45
Minimum side yard in feet	20 ft. on any one side yard, 40 ft. minimum for both side yards	10 ft. on any one side yard, 20 ft. minimum for both side yards
Minimum rear yard in feet	20	5
Maximum lot coverage in percent of lot, including building and paved surfaces	35	60
Minimum ground floor area in sq. ft.	1,000	1,152 sq. ft. plus 576 sq. ft. per family over two
Minimum height of building or structure in feet	25	25*
Parking spaces	N/A	Minimum of 2 per unit; 0.5 additional spaces for each bedroom in a unit above 1

*See section 2-4-8.

(Ord. No. 1996-220-PC-2, 2-20-1996)

Section 2-2-13-2. - Figure 2—Business uses and requirements, types of business use.

FIGURE 2. BUSINESS USES AND REQUIREMENTS
TYPES OF BUSINESS USE

Requirements	Local Business	General Business	Shopping Center
Permitted districts	C1, C2 and I1	C2 and I1	C3
Max. front yard in ft.	15	15	15
Min. side yard in ft. along the side street line of a corner lot where block is adjoined by a residential district	5	5	5
Min. side yard in ft. where a commercial district adjoins a residential district within the block	10	10	10
Min. side yard in ft. in blocks not adjoining or including a residential district	None	None	None
Max. building height in feet	30	30	45
Max. lot coverage in percent of lot	60	90
Parking requirements shall govern the lot coverage.

Section 2-2-13-3. - Figure 3—Business uses, parking spaces required.

FIGURE 3. BUSINESS USES
PARKING SPACES REQUIRED

Type of Use	Parking Space Required
Categories listed in section 5 [section 2-2-5-1] A.2	1 for each 500 sq. ft. of floor area
Categories listed in section 5 [section 2-2-5-1] A.3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8C, 8E	1 for each 125 sq. ft. of floor area.
Department store	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area.
Indoor theater	1 for each 6 seats.
Bowling alley	3 for each lane plus 1 for every 6 spectator seats.
Dancing academy	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area.
Private club or lodge	Space to accommodate 50% of the active membership at 1 space per each 3 members.
Automobile or trailer sales area	1 for each 1,000 sq. ft. of the premises used for retail purposes.
Automobile and truck repair	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area. 1 space inside/1 space outside.
Hotel	1 for each 3 employees plus 1 for every 2 sleeping rooms.
Storage warehouse/wholesale establishment	1 for each 3 employees or occupants. The maximum number of employees or occupants to be used in determining spaces.
Motor bus/railroad passenger station	1 for each 3 employees plus 1 for every 10 seats in the waiting room. Other retail uses in connection therewith shall provide 1 space for each 2 employees.
Veterinary hospital or kennel for small animals	1 space for each 3 animals to be confined in temporary or permanent pens.
Category listed under section 2-5-3 [section 2-2-5-2], subsection K.	As determined by the board

Section 2-2-13-4. - Figure 4—Business uses, loading and unloading berths required.

FIGURE 4. BUSINESS USES
LOADING AND UNLOADING BERTHS REQUIRED

Type of Use	Gross Floor Area (square feet)	Loading and Unloading Berths
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	3,000 to 15,000 sq. ft.	1
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	15,001 to 40,000 sq. ft.	2
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	Each additional 25,000 sq. ft.	1 additional
Office building	100,000 or less	1
Office building	100,001 to 336,000 sq. ft.	2
Office building	Each additional 200,000 sq. ft.	1 additional

Section 2-2-13-5. - Figure 5—Industrial uses and requirements.

FIGURE 5. INDUSTRIAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Requirements	Industrial
Districts in which use is permitted	I1
Maximum front yard in feet	10
Minimum side yard required in feet where the industrial adjoins a residential area	30
Maximum building height in feet	45
Maximum lot coverage in percent of lot	None except for required yards

Section 2-2-13-6. - Figure 6—Industrial uses, loading and unloading berth requirements.

FIGURE 6. INDUSTRIAL USES
LOADING AND UNLOADING BERTH REQUIREMENTS

Gross Floor Area of Industrial Use (square feet)	Number of Berths Required
15,000 or less	1
15,001 to 40,000	2
40,001 to 100,000	3
Each additional 40,000	1 additional
Parking	Refer to Figure 3

Section 2-2-13-7. - Figure 7—Contingent uses and requirements.

FIGURE 7. CONTINGENT USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Type of Use	District In Which Use Is Permitted	Number of Parking Spaces to be Provided
Boarding or lodging house	C1 and C2	1 for each 3 occupants
Bulletin board for a church or public building	All except I1	N/A
Church or temple	All except I1	1 for each 3 seats
Fraternity, sorority, student cooperative	C1 and C2	1 for each 3 occupants
Housing for tenants and ag./seasonal workers	AG and R2	1½ for each bedroom
Mortuary	C1, C2, and I1	1 for each 5 seats in main auditorium
Municipal or government building	All	1 for each 125 sq. ft. of ground floor area of building
Nursing home or homes for the aged	C1 and C2	1 for each 7 persons
Professional office in residence of practicing professional	All	2 additional plus residence
Plant nursery	AG, C1, C2 and I1	None required
Public library or museum	All	One for each 125 sq. ft. of ground floor area of building
Public park or public recreational facility	All	None required
School (public or parochial)	All except I1	One for each 3 members of the staff; plus 1 for each 8 seats in an auditorium

Section 2-2-13-8. - Figure 8—Contingent uses, maximum height of buildings and structures.

FIGURE 8. CONTINGENT USES
MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

Districts In Which Use Is Permitted	Maximum Height (feet)
R1	25
R2	25
C1	30
C2	40
C3	40
I1	45

Section 2-2-13-9. - Figure 9—Special exceptions and requirements.

FIGURE 9. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Special Exceptions	District(s) In Which Use May Be Permitted	Requirements
Agricultural	All except R1 and R2
Airport/heliport	I1	b6 (heliport), b12 (airport), g, h2, i1 (airport), i2 (heliport), j1, k1, n2, p, r1, s, t, u, v, w, y
Antique shop	All	b1, c1, f1, h1, k8, v, y
Artificial lake (3 acres or more)	All	c1, i1, j1, k2, p, r1, u1, v, w, y
Cemetery/crematory	I1	b11, c2, i1, p, r1, u1, v, w, y
Clinic/medical health	All except R1	b1, c3, h4, j1, k3, l1, r1, v, w, y
College building	All except I1	b1, c6, a3, g, h4, k4, l2, m1, n1, p, t, v, y
Single-family to two-family conversion	R2	b14, c1, f5, h1, k27, p, y
Country club/golf course	All	c1, d3, j1, k5, l1, p, r1, v, w, y
Fire station/police station	All	b1, c1, h1, j1, k6, l1, s, y
Greenhouse (commercial)	C1 and C2	b4, c6, f2, h1, k7, m4, n1, r1, v, w, y
Home occupation	All	b1, c1, f1, h1, k8, v, y
Hospital	C1 and C2	b1, c6, g, h5, j1, k9, l2, m5, n1, p, s, t, v, y
Industrial park	I1	a1, b10, c7, d3, g, h3, j2, k10, l2, m6, n2, o, p, q, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Junk yard	I1	c1, e, h1, i4, k11, l5, m2, n3, r1, v, w, y
Kindergarten/nursery	All except I1	b3, c8, f3, h1, i3, j1, k12, p, r1, v, y
Mobile home park	C1, C2 and I1	b8, c6, d2, g, h1, i8, j1, k13, l1, o, p, q, r1, s, u1, v, w, y
Outdoor theater	All except R1 and R2	c6, i6, k11, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Outdoor commercial recreational enterprise	All except R1 and R2	c4, d1, h1, i1, j3, k14, l2, n1, p, r2, s, t, v, w, y
Penal/correctional institute	I1	b13, c10, e, g, k15, 15, n3, p, r1, y
Transmission lines/conduits for water, gas, oil, sewer, or electric current	All	p
Practice golf driving range	All except R1 and R2	c6, i7, j3, k16, l2, r1, v, y
Private recreational development	All	c4, g, h1, j3, k16, l2, r1, v, y
Produce terminal (wholesale)	I1	b10, c7, d3, e, h1, i8, j1, k11, 14, m3, n2, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Public camp	C1, C2 and I1	b7, c6, d1, n1, j3, k17, l2, r1, u1, v, w, y
Public/employees parking	All	b2, p, r1, s, t, v, x, y, z
Public utility station	All	c1, g, j4, k18, r1, v, y
Radio/television tower	C1, C3 and I1	k19, r1, v
Raising or breeding of non-farm fowls and animals commercially, except kennels	I1	b4, c10, h1, j1, k7, l2, m1, n2, r1, v, w, y
Riding stable	I1	b5, c10, h1, j1, k21, m1, r1, v, w, y
Shopping area	C3	a2, b9, c2, g, j1, k23, l3, m3, n1, o, p, s, t, ul, v, y
Stadium/coliseum	I1	b7, c2, j1, k24, l2, m2, n1, p, s, t, u1, v, y
Truck freight terminal	I1	c1, e, j1, k25, l4, n2, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Tourist home or motel	C1, C2 and I1	b1, c1, f1, h1, k26, r1, v, y

Section 2-2-13-10. - Figure 9A—Requirement designations and requirements.

FIGURE 9A. REQUIREMENT DESIGNATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Note: Use of # symbol in this figure indicates that the requirements of the district apply to the special exception where located.

Requirement Designation and Requirement

Classification of permitted use.

Light Industrial.

Local Business.

Minimum lot area.

1,500 sq. ft.

110 sq. ft. per child.

24,000 sq. ft.

20,000 sq. ft. plus 5,000 sq. ft. per horse over four horses.

1 acre.

5 acres.

5 acres plus 4,000 sq. ft. per mobile home stand.

6 acres.

10.

20 acres.

11.

40 acres.

12.

80 acres.

13.

320 acres.

14.

Two times requirements for single family dwellings.

Minimum yards (feet).

Front	Side (Each)	Rear
1. #	#	#
2. #	50	50
3. #	10	30
4. #	40	40
5. #	—	—
6. 100	40	40
7. 100	Abutting residential = 75 Abutting other use = 35
8. #	20	#
9. 150	150	150
10. 100	100	100
11. 300	300	300

Building setback from center line of interior road (feet).

Use not permitted closer than 300 feet to a residential district.

Minimum gross floor area of principal building in square feet.

Over 1,000.

Determined by number of children to be accommodated.

Two times single family dwellings.

Plan of landscape development to be submitted with application.

Maximum height of structure (feet).

As required by appropriate state or federal agency.

Same as light industry.

Fence.

Six-foot chain link where accessible to the public.

Six-foot chain link when located at ground level.

Four-foot chain link around play area.

Eight-foot solid wall or solid painted fence.

Four-foot chain link in residential.

Eight-foot painted board fence.

Adequate to protect abutting use.

Six-foot chain link.

Six-foot painted solid board along streets for refuse dumps.

Screen planting where abutting residential use (tight screen effective at all times).

Six feet high by six feet wide.

Twenty-five feet high abutting residential use or district.

Eight feet high by six feet wide.

Adequate screen to hide power substation from street view.

Six feet high along streets for refuse dump.

Parking spaces.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per 4 seats in waiting room.

1 per 2 customers or members.

1 per 2 employees plus 3 per doctor.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 6 students.

1 per 3 employees per shift.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 125 sq. ft. of sales area.

1 additional.

1 per 4 beds plus 1 per hospital vehicle.

10.

1 per 2 employees on largest shift.

11.

1 per 2 employees.

12.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per 5 children to be accommodated.

13.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per mobile home stand.

14.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 500 sq. ft. of use area.

15.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 10 inmates at estimated capacity.

16.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per driving tee.

17.

1 per camp site and 1 per cabin.

18.

Telephone exchange—1 per employee.

19.

1 per employee per shift.

20.

1 per 2 employees where headquartered.

21.

1 per 5,000 sq. ft.

22.

23.

1 per 60 sq. ft. of sales area.

24.

3 per 4 employees plus 1 per 4 seats.

25.

1 per 2 employees plus 4 for customers.

26.

1 per employee plus 1 per sleeping accommodation.

27.

Distance of parking area from residential district in feet.

100

300

Number of loading and unloading berths (shall not face on bordering highway).

Per development plan

15,000 sq. ft. = 1; over 15,000 sq. ft. = 2

Up to 200 beds = 1; 200 to 500 beds = 2; over 500 beds = 3

Per Figure 6.

Distance of loading and unloading berths from residential district in feet.

100

300

Plat approved by the commission to be submitted with the application.

Development plan to be submitted with the application.

Covenant by owners to perpetuate maintenance and approve future improvements.

Maximum number of principal entrances from major thoroughfare.

Acceptable relationship to major thoroughfares.

Thoroughfares must be adequate to carry additional traffic engendered by use.

Other authority approval required.

State board of health.

Aeronautics Commission of Indiana

Planning Act—section 58.

Indiana department of environmental management

Outdoor advertising signs and outdoor artificial lighting shall be approved by the commission.

Disposal of liquid and other wastes shall meet the approval of the state department of environmental management.

No sales, dead storage, repair work or dismantling on the lot.

No parking in the front yard, except as provided in section 15.

Section 2-2-13-11. - Figure 10—Improvement location permit fees.

FIGURE 10. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMIT FEES
Single Family Residential and Two-Family New Construction Fees include square footage for living area, bonus room, attached garage
One and Two-Family Residential	Base Fee $600.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Driveway	$150.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Electrical	$200.00
Mechanical—HVAC	$200.00
Plumbing	$200.00, $4.00 per fixture
Single Family Residential and Two-Family Additions and Remodeling Fees include square footage for living area, bonus room, attached garage
One and Two-Family Residential	Base Fee $250.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Open Frame Porch Enclosure	$100.00
Enclosed Frame Porch	$200.00
Open Deck	$75.00
Demolition	$75.00
Multi-Family Residential: New Construction
New Construction	$750.00 per unit, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Multi-Family Residential: Additions
Additions	$500.00 per unit, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Accessory Buildings, Detached Garages, New Construction and Additions
80 sq. ft. to 1,300 sq. ft.	$100.00
1,301 sq. ft. to 2,399 sq. ft.	$150.00
2,400 sq. ft. and larger	$200.00
Demolition	$75.00
Accessory Buildings-Alterations, Repairs, or Remodels to Accessory Structures and Detached Garage
Interior	$85.00
Exterior	$65.00
Above-ground and In-ground Pool
In-ground Pool	$150.00
Above-ground Pool	$75.00
Pool Fence	$50.00
Fencing
Fence	$50.00
Electrical
Temporary Service, Box Change, Amp Upgrade	$75.00
Meter Reset	$25.00
Commercial, Industrial and Non-residential Uses Primary structure use is non-residential. This fee structure includes structures used for Use Variances and Permanent Use Variances as granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals
New Construction	Base fee $800.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft. Maximum $10,000.00 for the ground floor elevation. Maximum $5,000.00 for every floor above and below ground level
Additions	Base fee $250.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft. Maximum $10,000.00 for the ground floor elevation. Maximum $5,000.00 for every floor above and below ground level
Parking Lot Curb-Cut	$450.00 $200.00
Alterations, Repairs and Remodels	Base fee $200.00 plus $0.25 per sq. ft Maximum $10,000.00
Demolition Permit	$125.00
New Construction
Mechanical Fee	$300.00 flat fee
Electrical Fee	$300.00 flat fee
Plumbing Fee	$300.00 Flat Fee $4.00 per fixture.
All Required Inspections	$25.00 per inspection each inspection charged separately.

(Ord. No. 2012-07-17, 7-17-2012; Ord. No. 2014-05-20A, 5-20-2014; Ord. No. 2014-09-16, 9-16-2014; Ord. No. 2023-08-15-2, 8-15-2023)

Section 2-2-13-12. - Figures 10A to 10.5E—Signs.

FIGURE 10A. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMIT FEES FOR SIGNS

Total Square Foot Area	Fee
6-31	$0.25/sq. ft.
32-137	$0.30/sq. ft.
138-255	$0.32/sq. ft.
256 and over	$0.33/sq. ft.

MISCELLANEOUS FEES

Administrative fee for all signs	$ 10.00
Political signs	0.00
Political sign removal bond	100.00
Portable sign	5.00
Banners and flags	25.00

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5A. PERMITTED SIGNS BY TYPE AND ZONING DISTRICT

Sign Type		R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Freestanding:
	Residential;sup\sup;	P	P	P	N	N	N	P	N	N
	Other	N	N	S	S	S	S	S	S	S
	Incidental ^c	N	N	P ^d	P ^d	P	P	P ^d	P	P ^d
Building:
	Banner	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	S
	Building marker ^e	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Canopy	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Identification ^d	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Incidental ^e	N	N	P ^f	P	P	P	P ^f	P	P ^f
	Marquee ^g	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Projecting ^g	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Residential ^h	P	P	P	N	N	N	P	N	N
	Roof	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N
	Roof, integral	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Suspended	N	N	N	P	N	N	N	N	P
	Temporary	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Wall	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Window	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
Miscellaneous:
	Banner	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Flag	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Portable	N	N	N	S ^j	S ^j	N	N	N	N

P = Allowed without sign permit
S = Allowed only with sign permit
N = Not allowed

No commercial message allowed on sign, except for a commercial message drawing attention to an activity legally offered on the premises.

No commercial messages of any kind allowed on sign if such message is legible from any location off the zone lot on which the sign is located.

Only address and name of occupant allowed on sign.

May include only building name, date of construction, or historical data on historic site; must be cut or etched into masonry, bronze, or similar material.

No commercial message of any kind allowed on sign.

The conditions of section 1.15 of this ordinance apply.

Permitted on the same terms as a temporary sign, in accordance with section 1.15, except that it may be freestanding.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5B. MAXIMUM TOTAL SIGN AREA PER ZONE LOT BY ZONING DISTRICT*

	R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Maximum number of total square feet	8	8	200	800	1,000	200	200	400	100
Percentage of ground floor area of principal building	NA	NA	NA	10%	8%	6%	NA	2%	NA
Square feet of signage per linear foot of street frontage	NA	NA	0.5	6.0	4.0	3.0	0.5	NA	0.5

*The maximum total area of all signs on a zone lot except incidental, building marker, and identification signs, and flags;sup\sup; shall not exceed the lesser of the above.

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

Same as (i.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5C. NUMBER, DIMENSIONS, AND LOCATION OF INDIVIDUAL SIGNS BY ZONING DISTRICT*

Sign Type		R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Freestanding:
	Area (sq. ft.)	6	6	12	40	160	80	12	80	40
	Height (ft.)	5	5	5	12	36	24;sup\sup;	5	12	12
	Setback (sq. ft.) ^c	2	2	2	2	10	5;sup\sup;	2	10	5
	Number permitted per zone lot	1	1	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	1
	Number permitted per feet of street frontage ^d	NA	NA	1 per 200	1 per 100	1 per 200	1 per 200	1 per 200	1 per 200	NA
Building:
	Area (max. sq. ft.)	2	2	2	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	10
	Wall area (percent) ^e	NA	NA	NA	10%	20%	15%	NA	5%	NA

*Individual signs shall not exceed the applicable maximum number, dimensions, or setbacks shown on this table and on Table 1.5D [Figure 10.5D].

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

The percentage figure here shall mean the percentage of the area of the wall of which such sign is a part or to which each such sign is most nearly parallel.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5D. NUMBER AND DIMENSIONS OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUAL SIGNS BY SIGN TYPE*

				Vertical Clearance
		Number Allowed	Maximum Sign Area	From Sidewalk or Private Drive or Parking	From Public Street
Freestanding:
	Residential, other, and incidental	See Table 1.5C [Figure 10.5C]	See Table 1.5C [Figure 10.5C]	NA	NA
Building:
	Banner	NA	NA	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Building marker	1 per building	4 sq. ft.	NA	NA
	Canopy	1 per building	25% of vertical surface of canopy	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Identification	1 per building	NA	NA	NA
	Incidental	NA	NA	NA	NA
	Marquee	1 per building	NA	9 ft.	NA
	Projecting**	1 per building	8 sq. ft.	9 ft.	NA
	Residential	1 per zone lot	NA	NA	NA
	Roof	1 per principal building	NA	NA	NA
	Roof, integral	2 per principal building	NA	NA	NA
	Suspended	1 per entrance	NA	9 ft.	NA
	Temporary	See section 1.14 [section 2-2-10-13]	NA	NA	NA
	Wall	NA	NA	NA	NA
	Window	NA	25% of total window area	NA	NA
Miscellaneous:
	Banner	NA	NA	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Flag	NA	60 sq. ft.	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Portable	1 where allowed ^a	20 sq. ft.	NA	NA

*No sign shall exceed any applicable maximum numbers or dimensions, or encroach on any applicable minimum.

Permitted on the same terms as a temporary sign, in accordance with section 1.15 [this section], except that it may be freestanding.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5E. PERMITTED SIGN CHARACTERISTICS BY ZONING DISTRICT

	R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Animated	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N
Changeable copy	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	P
Illumination, internal	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	P;sup\sup;
Illumination, external	N	N	N	S	S	S	P	S	P;sup\sup;
Illumination, exposed bulbs or neon	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N

P = Allowed without sign permit
S = Allowed only with sign permit
N = Not allowed

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

No direct light or significant glare from the sign shall be cast onto any adjacent zone lot and used for residential purposes.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

Hebron City Zoning Code

CHAPTER 13

- FIGURES

Section 2-2-13-1. - Figure 1—Residential uses and requirements.

FIGURE 1. RESIDENTIAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Requirements	Single-Family Dwelling	Multi-Family Dwelling
District in which use is permitted	R1, R2, C1, C2, AG and RMH	R2, C1, C2
Minimum lot size in sq. ft. per dwelling unit in district indicated	12,000	6,500 plus 4,000 for each additional family unit after first
Minimum lot width in feet	100	80
Minimum front yard in feet	35	30
Maximum front yard in feet	45	45
Minimum side yard in feet	20 ft. on any one side yard, 40 ft. minimum for both side yards	10 ft. on any one side yard, 20 ft. minimum for both side yards
Minimum rear yard in feet	20	5
Maximum lot coverage in percent of lot, including building and paved surfaces	35	60
Minimum ground floor area in sq. ft.	1,000	1,152 sq. ft. plus 576 sq. ft. per family over two
Minimum height of building or structure in feet	25	25*
Parking spaces	N/A	Minimum of 2 per unit; 0.5 additional spaces for each bedroom in a unit above 1

*See section 2-4-8.

(Ord. No. 1996-220-PC-2, 2-20-1996)

Section 2-2-13-2. - Figure 2—Business uses and requirements, types of business use.

FIGURE 2. BUSINESS USES AND REQUIREMENTS
TYPES OF BUSINESS USE

Requirements	Local Business	General Business	Shopping Center
Permitted districts	C1, C2 and I1	C2 and I1	C3
Max. front yard in ft.	15	15	15
Min. side yard in ft. along the side street line of a corner lot where block is adjoined by a residential district	5	5	5
Min. side yard in ft. where a commercial district adjoins a residential district within the block	10	10	10
Min. side yard in ft. in blocks not adjoining or including a residential district	None	None	None
Max. building height in feet	30	30	45
Max. lot coverage in percent of lot	60	90
Parking requirements shall govern the lot coverage.

Section 2-2-13-3. - Figure 3—Business uses, parking spaces required.

FIGURE 3. BUSINESS USES
PARKING SPACES REQUIRED

Type of Use	Parking Space Required
Categories listed in section 5 [section 2-2-5-1] A.2	1 for each 500 sq. ft. of floor area
Categories listed in section 5 [section 2-2-5-1] A.3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8C, 8E	1 for each 125 sq. ft. of floor area.
Department store	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area.
Indoor theater	1 for each 6 seats.
Bowling alley	3 for each lane plus 1 for every 6 spectator seats.
Dancing academy	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area.
Private club or lodge	Space to accommodate 50% of the active membership at 1 space per each 3 members.
Automobile or trailer sales area	1 for each 1,000 sq. ft. of the premises used for retail purposes.
Automobile and truck repair	1 for each 200 sq. ft. of floor area. 1 space inside/1 space outside.
Hotel	1 for each 3 employees plus 1 for every 2 sleeping rooms.
Storage warehouse/wholesale establishment	1 for each 3 employees or occupants. The maximum number of employees or occupants to be used in determining spaces.
Motor bus/railroad passenger station	1 for each 3 employees plus 1 for every 10 seats in the waiting room. Other retail uses in connection therewith shall provide 1 space for each 2 employees.
Veterinary hospital or kennel for small animals	1 space for each 3 animals to be confined in temporary or permanent pens.
Category listed under section 2-5-3 [section 2-2-5-2], subsection K.	As determined by the board

Section 2-2-13-4. - Figure 4—Business uses, loading and unloading berths required.

FIGURE 4. BUSINESS USES
LOADING AND UNLOADING BERTHS REQUIRED

Type of Use	Gross Floor Area (square feet)	Loading and Unloading Berths
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	3,000 to 15,000 sq. ft.	1
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	15,001 to 40,000 sq. ft.	2
Retail stores, department stores, wholesale establishments, and storage uses	Each additional 25,000 sq. ft.	1 additional
Office building	100,000 or less	1
Office building	100,001 to 336,000 sq. ft.	2
Office building	Each additional 200,000 sq. ft.	1 additional

Section 2-2-13-5. - Figure 5—Industrial uses and requirements.

FIGURE 5. INDUSTRIAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Requirements	Industrial
Districts in which use is permitted	I1
Maximum front yard in feet	10
Minimum side yard required in feet where the industrial adjoins a residential area	30
Maximum building height in feet	45
Maximum lot coverage in percent of lot	None except for required yards

Section 2-2-13-6. - Figure 6—Industrial uses, loading and unloading berth requirements.

FIGURE 6. INDUSTRIAL USES
LOADING AND UNLOADING BERTH REQUIREMENTS

Gross Floor Area of Industrial Use (square feet)	Number of Berths Required
15,000 or less	1
15,001 to 40,000	2
40,001 to 100,000	3
Each additional 40,000	1 additional
Parking	Refer to Figure 3

Section 2-2-13-7. - Figure 7—Contingent uses and requirements.

FIGURE 7. CONTINGENT USES AND REQUIREMENTS

Type of Use	District In Which Use Is Permitted	Number of Parking Spaces to be Provided
Boarding or lodging house	C1 and C2	1 for each 3 occupants
Bulletin board for a church or public building	All except I1	N/A
Church or temple	All except I1	1 for each 3 seats
Fraternity, sorority, student cooperative	C1 and C2	1 for each 3 occupants
Housing for tenants and ag./seasonal workers	AG and R2	1½ for each bedroom
Mortuary	C1, C2, and I1	1 for each 5 seats in main auditorium
Municipal or government building	All	1 for each 125 sq. ft. of ground floor area of building
Nursing home or homes for the aged	C1 and C2	1 for each 7 persons
Professional office in residence of practicing professional	All	2 additional plus residence
Plant nursery	AG, C1, C2 and I1	None required
Public library or museum	All	One for each 125 sq. ft. of ground floor area of building
Public park or public recreational facility	All	None required
School (public or parochial)	All except I1	One for each 3 members of the staff; plus 1 for each 8 seats in an auditorium

Section 2-2-13-8. - Figure 8—Contingent uses, maximum height of buildings and structures.

FIGURE 8. CONTINGENT USES
MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

Districts In Which Use Is Permitted	Maximum Height (feet)
R1	25
R2	25
C1	30
C2	40
C3	40
I1	45

Section 2-2-13-9. - Figure 9—Special exceptions and requirements.

FIGURE 9. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Special Exceptions	District(s) In Which Use May Be Permitted	Requirements
Agricultural	All except R1 and R2
Airport/heliport	I1	b6 (heliport), b12 (airport), g, h2, i1 (airport), i2 (heliport), j1, k1, n2, p, r1, s, t, u, v, w, y
Antique shop	All	b1, c1, f1, h1, k8, v, y
Artificial lake (3 acres or more)	All	c1, i1, j1, k2, p, r1, u1, v, w, y
Cemetery/crematory	I1	b11, c2, i1, p, r1, u1, v, w, y
Clinic/medical health	All except R1	b1, c3, h4, j1, k3, l1, r1, v, w, y
College building	All except I1	b1, c6, a3, g, h4, k4, l2, m1, n1, p, t, v, y
Single-family to two-family conversion	R2	b14, c1, f5, h1, k27, p, y
Country club/golf course	All	c1, d3, j1, k5, l1, p, r1, v, w, y
Fire station/police station	All	b1, c1, h1, j1, k6, l1, s, y
Greenhouse (commercial)	C1 and C2	b4, c6, f2, h1, k7, m4, n1, r1, v, w, y
Home occupation	All	b1, c1, f1, h1, k8, v, y
Hospital	C1 and C2	b1, c6, g, h5, j1, k9, l2, m5, n1, p, s, t, v, y
Industrial park	I1	a1, b10, c7, d3, g, h3, j2, k10, l2, m6, n2, o, p, q, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Junk yard	I1	c1, e, h1, i4, k11, l5, m2, n3, r1, v, w, y
Kindergarten/nursery	All except I1	b3, c8, f3, h1, i3, j1, k12, p, r1, v, y
Mobile home park	C1, C2 and I1	b8, c6, d2, g, h1, i8, j1, k13, l1, o, p, q, r1, s, u1, v, w, y
Outdoor theater	All except R1 and R2	c6, i6, k11, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Outdoor commercial recreational enterprise	All except R1 and R2	c4, d1, h1, i1, j3, k14, l2, n1, p, r2, s, t, v, w, y
Penal/correctional institute	I1	b13, c10, e, g, k15, 15, n3, p, r1, y
Transmission lines/conduits for water, gas, oil, sewer, or electric current	All	p
Practice golf driving range	All except R1 and R2	c6, i7, j3, k16, l2, r1, v, y
Private recreational development	All	c4, g, h1, j3, k16, l2, r1, v, y
Produce terminal (wholesale)	I1	b10, c7, d3, e, h1, i8, j1, k11, 14, m3, n2, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Public camp	C1, C2 and I1	b7, c6, d1, n1, j3, k17, l2, r1, u1, v, w, y
Public/employees parking	All	b2, p, r1, s, t, v, x, y, z
Public utility station	All	c1, g, j4, k18, r1, v, y
Radio/television tower	C1, C3 and I1	k19, r1, v
Raising or breeding of non-farm fowls and animals commercially, except kennels	I1	b4, c10, h1, j1, k7, l2, m1, n2, r1, v, w, y
Riding stable	I1	b5, c10, h1, j1, k21, m1, r1, v, w, y
Shopping area	C3	a2, b9, c2, g, j1, k23, l3, m3, n1, o, p, s, t, ul, v, y
Stadium/coliseum	I1	b7, c2, j1, k24, l2, m2, n1, p, s, t, u1, v, y
Truck freight terminal	I1	c1, e, j1, k25, l4, n2, p, r1, s, t, v, w, y
Tourist home or motel	C1, C2 and I1	b1, c1, f1, h1, k26, r1, v, y

Section 2-2-13-10. - Figure 9A—Requirement designations and requirements.

FIGURE 9A. REQUIREMENT DESIGNATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

Note: Use of # symbol in this figure indicates that the requirements of the district apply to the special exception where located.

Requirement Designation and Requirement

Classification of permitted use.

Light Industrial.

Local Business.

Minimum lot area.

1,500 sq. ft.

110 sq. ft. per child.

24,000 sq. ft.

20,000 sq. ft. plus 5,000 sq. ft. per horse over four horses.

1 acre.

5 acres.

5 acres plus 4,000 sq. ft. per mobile home stand.

6 acres.

10.

20 acres.

11.

40 acres.

12.

80 acres.

13.

320 acres.

14.

Two times requirements for single family dwellings.

Minimum yards (feet).

Front	Side (Each)	Rear
1. #	#	#
2. #	50	50
3. #	10	30
4. #	40	40
5. #	—	—
6. 100	40	40
7. 100	Abutting residential = 75 Abutting other use = 35
8. #	20	#
9. 150	150	150
10. 100	100	100
11. 300	300	300

Building setback from center line of interior road (feet).

Use not permitted closer than 300 feet to a residential district.

Minimum gross floor area of principal building in square feet.

Over 1,000.

Determined by number of children to be accommodated.

Two times single family dwellings.

Plan of landscape development to be submitted with application.

Maximum height of structure (feet).

As required by appropriate state or federal agency.

Same as light industry.

Fence.

Six-foot chain link where accessible to the public.

Six-foot chain link when located at ground level.

Four-foot chain link around play area.

Eight-foot solid wall or solid painted fence.

Four-foot chain link in residential.

Eight-foot painted board fence.

Adequate to protect abutting use.

Six-foot chain link.

Six-foot painted solid board along streets for refuse dumps.

Screen planting where abutting residential use (tight screen effective at all times).

Six feet high by six feet wide.

Twenty-five feet high abutting residential use or district.

Eight feet high by six feet wide.

Adequate screen to hide power substation from street view.

Six feet high along streets for refuse dump.

Parking spaces.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per 4 seats in waiting room.

1 per 2 customers or members.

1 per 2 employees plus 3 per doctor.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 6 students.

1 per 3 employees per shift.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 125 sq. ft. of sales area.

1 additional.

1 per 4 beds plus 1 per hospital vehicle.

10.

1 per 2 employees on largest shift.

11.

1 per 2 employees.

12.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per 5 children to be accommodated.

13.

1 per 2 employees plus 1 per mobile home stand.

14.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 500 sq. ft. of use area.

15.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per 10 inmates at estimated capacity.

16.

1 per 3 employees plus 1 per driving tee.

17.

1 per camp site and 1 per cabin.

18.

Telephone exchange—1 per employee.

19.

1 per employee per shift.

20.

1 per 2 employees where headquartered.

21.

1 per 5,000 sq. ft.

22.

23.

1 per 60 sq. ft. of sales area.

24.

3 per 4 employees plus 1 per 4 seats.

25.

1 per 2 employees plus 4 for customers.

26.

1 per employee plus 1 per sleeping accommodation.

27.

Distance of parking area from residential district in feet.

100

300

Number of loading and unloading berths (shall not face on bordering highway).

Per development plan

15,000 sq. ft. = 1; over 15,000 sq. ft. = 2

Up to 200 beds = 1; 200 to 500 beds = 2; over 500 beds = 3

Per Figure 6.

Distance of loading and unloading berths from residential district in feet.

100

300

Plat approved by the commission to be submitted with the application.

Development plan to be submitted with the application.

Covenant by owners to perpetuate maintenance and approve future improvements.

Maximum number of principal entrances from major thoroughfare.

Acceptable relationship to major thoroughfares.

Thoroughfares must be adequate to carry additional traffic engendered by use.

Other authority approval required.

State board of health.

Aeronautics Commission of Indiana

Planning Act—section 58.

Indiana department of environmental management

Outdoor advertising signs and outdoor artificial lighting shall be approved by the commission.

Disposal of liquid and other wastes shall meet the approval of the state department of environmental management.

No sales, dead storage, repair work or dismantling on the lot.

No parking in the front yard, except as provided in section 15.

Section 2-2-13-11. - Figure 10—Improvement location permit fees.

FIGURE 10. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMIT FEES
Single Family Residential and Two-Family New Construction Fees include square footage for living area, bonus room, attached garage
One and Two-Family Residential	Base Fee $600.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Driveway	$150.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Electrical	$200.00
Mechanical—HVAC	$200.00
Plumbing	$200.00, $4.00 per fixture
Single Family Residential and Two-Family Additions and Remodeling Fees include square footage for living area, bonus room, attached garage
One and Two-Family Residential	Base Fee $250.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Open Frame Porch Enclosure	$100.00
Enclosed Frame Porch	$200.00
Open Deck	$75.00
Demolition	$75.00
Multi-Family Residential: New Construction
New Construction	$750.00 per unit, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Multi-Family Residential: Additions
Additions	$500.00 per unit, plus $0.25 per sq. ft.
Accessory Buildings, Detached Garages, New Construction and Additions
80 sq. ft. to 1,300 sq. ft.	$100.00
1,301 sq. ft. to 2,399 sq. ft.	$150.00
2,400 sq. ft. and larger	$200.00
Demolition	$75.00
Accessory Buildings-Alterations, Repairs, or Remodels to Accessory Structures and Detached Garage
Interior	$85.00
Exterior	$65.00
Above-ground and In-ground Pool
In-ground Pool	$150.00
Above-ground Pool	$75.00
Pool Fence	$50.00
Fencing
Fence	$50.00
Electrical
Temporary Service, Box Change, Amp Upgrade	$75.00
Meter Reset	$25.00
Commercial, Industrial and Non-residential Uses Primary structure use is non-residential. This fee structure includes structures used for Use Variances and Permanent Use Variances as granted by the Board of Zoning Appeals
New Construction	Base fee $800.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft. Maximum $10,000.00 for the ground floor elevation. Maximum $5,000.00 for every floor above and below ground level
Additions	Base fee $250.00, plus $0.25 per sq. ft. Maximum $10,000.00 for the ground floor elevation. Maximum $5,000.00 for every floor above and below ground level
Parking Lot Curb-Cut	$450.00 $200.00
Alterations, Repairs and Remodels	Base fee $200.00 plus $0.25 per sq. ft Maximum $10,000.00
Demolition Permit	$125.00
New Construction
Mechanical Fee	$300.00 flat fee
Electrical Fee	$300.00 flat fee
Plumbing Fee	$300.00 Flat Fee $4.00 per fixture.
All Required Inspections	$25.00 per inspection each inspection charged separately.

(Ord. No. 2012-07-17, 7-17-2012; Ord. No. 2014-05-20A, 5-20-2014; Ord. No. 2014-09-16, 9-16-2014; Ord. No. 2023-08-15-2, 8-15-2023)

Section 2-2-13-12. - Figures 10A to 10.5E—Signs.

FIGURE 10A. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMIT FEES FOR SIGNS

Total Square Foot Area	Fee
6-31	$0.25/sq. ft.
32-137	$0.30/sq. ft.
138-255	$0.32/sq. ft.
256 and over	$0.33/sq. ft.

MISCELLANEOUS FEES

Administrative fee for all signs	$ 10.00
Political signs	0.00
Political sign removal bond	100.00
Portable sign	5.00
Banners and flags	25.00

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5A. PERMITTED SIGNS BY TYPE AND ZONING DISTRICT

Sign Type		R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Freestanding:
	Residential;sup\sup;	P	P	P	N	N	N	P	N	N
	Other	N	N	S	S	S	S	S	S	S
	Incidental ^c	N	N	P ^d	P ^d	P	P	P ^d	P	P ^d
Building:
	Banner	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	S
	Building marker ^e	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Canopy	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Identification ^d	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Incidental ^e	N	N	P ^f	P	P	P	P ^f	P	P ^f
	Marquee ^g	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Projecting ^g	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Residential ^h	P	P	P	N	N	N	P	N	N
	Roof	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N
	Roof, integral	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Suspended	N	N	N	P	N	N	N	N	P
	Temporary	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Wall	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	N
	Window	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
Miscellaneous:
	Banner	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	N
	Flag	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P	P
	Portable	N	N	N	S ^j	S ^j	N	N	N	N

P = Allowed without sign permit
S = Allowed only with sign permit
N = Not allowed

No commercial message allowed on sign, except for a commercial message drawing attention to an activity legally offered on the premises.

No commercial messages of any kind allowed on sign if such message is legible from any location off the zone lot on which the sign is located.

Only address and name of occupant allowed on sign.

May include only building name, date of construction, or historical data on historic site; must be cut or etched into masonry, bronze, or similar material.

No commercial message of any kind allowed on sign.

The conditions of section 1.15 of this ordinance apply.

Permitted on the same terms as a temporary sign, in accordance with section 1.15, except that it may be freestanding.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5B. MAXIMUM TOTAL SIGN AREA PER ZONE LOT BY ZONING DISTRICT*

	R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Maximum number of total square feet	8	8	200	800	1,000	200	200	400	100
Percentage of ground floor area of principal building	NA	NA	NA	10%	8%	6%	NA	2%	NA
Square feet of signage per linear foot of street frontage	NA	NA	0.5	6.0	4.0	3.0	0.5	NA	0.5

*The maximum total area of all signs on a zone lot except incidental, building marker, and identification signs, and flags;sup\sup; shall not exceed the lesser of the above.

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

Same as (i.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5C. NUMBER, DIMENSIONS, AND LOCATION OF INDIVIDUAL SIGNS BY ZONING DISTRICT*

Sign Type		R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Freestanding:
	Area (sq. ft.)	6	6	12	40	160	80	12	80	40
	Height (ft.)	5	5	5	12	36	24;sup\sup;	5	12	12
	Setback (sq. ft.) ^c	2	2	2	2	10	5;sup\sup;	2	10	5
	Number permitted per zone lot	1	1	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	1
	Number permitted per feet of street frontage ^d	NA	NA	1 per 200	1 per 100	1 per 200	1 per 200	1 per 200	1 per 200	NA
Building:
	Area (max. sq. ft.)	2	2	2	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	10
	Wall area (percent) ^e	NA	NA	NA	10%	20%	15%	NA	5%	NA

*Individual signs shall not exceed the applicable maximum number, dimensions, or setbacks shown on this table and on Table 1.5D [Figure 10.5D].

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

The percentage figure here shall mean the percentage of the area of the wall of which such sign is a part or to which each such sign is most nearly parallel.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5D. NUMBER AND DIMENSIONS OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUAL SIGNS BY SIGN TYPE*

				Vertical Clearance
		Number Allowed	Maximum Sign Area	From Sidewalk or Private Drive or Parking	From Public Street
Freestanding:
	Residential, other, and incidental	See Table 1.5C [Figure 10.5C]	See Table 1.5C [Figure 10.5C]	NA	NA
Building:
	Banner	NA	NA	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Building marker	1 per building	4 sq. ft.	NA	NA
	Canopy	1 per building	25% of vertical surface of canopy	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Identification	1 per building	NA	NA	NA
	Incidental	NA	NA	NA	NA
	Marquee	1 per building	NA	9 ft.	NA
	Projecting**	1 per building	8 sq. ft.	9 ft.	NA
	Residential	1 per zone lot	NA	NA	NA
	Roof	1 per principal building	NA	NA	NA
	Roof, integral	2 per principal building	NA	NA	NA
	Suspended	1 per entrance	NA	9 ft.	NA
	Temporary	See section 1.14 [section 2-2-10-13]	NA	NA	NA
	Wall	NA	NA	NA	NA
	Window	NA	25% of total window area	NA	NA
Miscellaneous:
	Banner	NA	NA	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Flag	NA	60 sq. ft.	9 ft.	12 ft.
	Portable	1 where allowed ^a	20 sq. ft.	NA	NA

*No sign shall exceed any applicable maximum numbers or dimensions, or encroach on any applicable minimum.

Permitted on the same terms as a temporary sign, in accordance with section 1.15 [this section], except that it may be freestanding.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)

FIGURE 10.5E. PERMITTED SIGN CHARACTERISTICS BY ZONING DISTRICT

	R1	R2	R3	C1	C2	C3	RMH	LI	Govt./Inst. ^a
Animated	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N
Changeable copy	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	N	P
Illumination, internal	N	N	N	S	S	S	N	S	P;sup\sup;
Illumination, external	N	N	N	S	S	S	P	S	P;sup\sup;
Illumination, exposed bulbs or neon	N	N	N	S	N	N	N	N	N

P = Allowed without sign permit
S = Allowed only with sign permit
N = Not allowed

Same as (a.) under Table 1.5A [Figure 10.5A].

No direct light or significant glare from the sign shall be cast onto any adjacent zone lot and used for residential purposes.

(Ord. of 5-4-2004, § 2-2-10-15)