The HDR - High-Density Residential District is intended to concentrate dense areas of multi-unit residential land uses in the community. This district will create, maintain, and promote a wider variety of housing needs, providing opportunities for broader development by constructing or rehabilitating various building typologies. These typologies may include, but are not limited to, apartments, condominiums, and townhomes containing several dwelling units that would not be permissible in other areas of the City.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
1252.02 PRINCIPAL USES PERMITTED.
In the HDR - High-Density Residential District, no building or land shall be used, and no building shall be erected, except for one or more of the following specified uses, unless otherwise provided in this Zoning Code.
(a) Multiple-unit dwellings consisting of at least four units per building. Only one family shall use each unit.
(b) Government parks and other publicly owned recreational facilities.
(c) Private pre-schools or elementary schools.
(d) Child Care Family Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(e) State-licensed Adult Foster Care Family Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(f) Government or nonprofit institutional cemeteries that lawfully existed before the adoption of this Zoning Ordinance.
(g) Utilities and Essential services.
(h) Accessory buildings, structures, and uses conforming with the regulations of Section 1286.01 customarily incidental and subordinate to any permitted uses in the HDR - High-Density Residential Ordinance.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
1252.03 SPECIAL LAND USES.
The following land uses may be allowed as special land use in the HDR - High-Density Residential District subject to the procedures and standards of Chapter 1274 of this code.
(a) Places of public assembly.
(b) Private intermediate or high schools.
(c) Private development recreational facilities.
(d) Institutional recreation centers.
(e) Nursing Homes, Homes for the Aged, and Retirement Housing Communities (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(f) Bed and Breakfasts meeting requirements of Section 1274.09 (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(g) Child Care Group Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(h) Adult Foster Care Group Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(i) Communication towers (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(j) Transitional Housing.
(k) Funeral Homes.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
1252.04 REA AND BULK REQUIREMENTS.
(a) See Appendix I, Schedule of Regulations, which defines the permitted height and bulk of buildings, the minimum size of lots permitted, setbacks, and other requirements.
(b) All buildings hereafter constructed or enlarged in the High-Density Residential District shall comply with the requirements of Appendix I, Schedule of Regulations, applicable to property located in the High-Density Residential District.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
Ionia City Zoning Code
CHAPTER 1252
HDR High-Density Residential District
1252.01 INTENT.
The HDR - High-Density Residential District is intended to concentrate dense areas of multi-unit residential land uses in the community. This district will create, maintain, and promote a wider variety of housing needs, providing opportunities for broader development by constructing or rehabilitating various building typologies. These typologies may include, but are not limited to, apartments, condominiums, and townhomes containing several dwelling units that would not be permissible in other areas of the City.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
1252.02 PRINCIPAL USES PERMITTED.
In the HDR - High-Density Residential District, no building or land shall be used, and no building shall be erected, except for one or more of the following specified uses, unless otherwise provided in this Zoning Code.
(a) Multiple-unit dwellings consisting of at least four units per building. Only one family shall use each unit.
(b) Government parks and other publicly owned recreational facilities.
(c) Private pre-schools or elementary schools.
(d) Child Care Family Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(e) State-licensed Adult Foster Care Family Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(f) Government or nonprofit institutional cemeteries that lawfully existed before the adoption of this Zoning Ordinance.
(g) Utilities and Essential services.
(h) Accessory buildings, structures, and uses conforming with the regulations of Section 1286.01 customarily incidental and subordinate to any permitted uses in the HDR - High-Density Residential Ordinance.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
1252.03 SPECIAL LAND USES.
The following land uses may be allowed as special land use in the HDR - High-Density Residential District subject to the procedures and standards of Chapter 1274 of this code.
(a) Places of public assembly.
(b) Private intermediate or high schools.
(c) Private development recreational facilities.
(d) Institutional recreation centers.
(e) Nursing Homes, Homes for the Aged, and Retirement Housing Communities (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(f) Bed and Breakfasts meeting requirements of Section 1274.09 (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(g) Child Care Group Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(h) Adult Foster Care Group Homes (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(i) Communication towers (defined by the State of Michigan and this code).
(j) Transitional Housing.
(k) Funeral Homes.
(Ord. 588. Passed 7-2-24.)
1252.04 REA AND BULK REQUIREMENTS.
(a) See Appendix I, Schedule of Regulations, which defines the permitted height and bulk of buildings, the minimum size of lots permitted, setbacks, and other requirements.
(b) All buildings hereafter constructed or enlarged in the High-Density Residential District shall comply with the requirements of Appendix I, Schedule of Regulations, applicable to property located in the High-Density Residential District.