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Jennings City Zoning Code

ARTICLE 10

- C-3 REGIONAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT

Section 10.1.- Purpose statement.

The C-3 Regional Commercial District (hereinafter known in this article as the C-3 District) encompasses areas wherein may be located large clusters of complementary stores and service facilities which will provide a wide range of those goods and services usually consumed, used or needed in the home or by individuals. It is the purpose of these regulations to facilitate the establishment of conditions suitable for the coordinated operation of clustered businesses catering to the general public.

Section 10.2. - Permitted uses.

The uses permitted by right and by conditional use permit are listed in the table of permitted uses found at the end of this article. If a "P" (permitted by right) or a "C" (permitted by conditional use permit) is not indicated for a use in this table, or a use is not included on the table, it is prohibited.

Section 10.3. - Maximum building height.

The maximum building height in the C-3 District is five (5) stories or sixty (60) feet, whichever is less. However, if a single structure, having a G.F.A., per floor not exceeding ten (10) percent of the total area in the district, and is no closer than two hundred fifty (250) feet from any street right-of-way affording primary access to the structure, and is no closer than fifty (50) feet from any other property line, may then be erected to height of seven (7) stories or eighty (80) feet, whichever is less.

Section 10.4. - Minimum lot area.

No minimum lot size shall be required for uses in this C-3 District except for special conditions set forth by the city council upon approval of a conditional use permit within the C-3 District.

Section 10.5. - Minimum lot width.

No minimum lot width shall be required for uses in the C-3 District.

Section 10.6. - Setback requirements.

The following are setback requirements for a primary building in the C-3 District.

10.6.1 Front yard setbacks. A minimum of fifty (50) feet from the building facade to the property line.

10.6.2 Rear yard setbacks. A minimum of fifty (50) feet from the building facade to the property. When abutting a residentially zoned lot, there shall be a landscaped area of not less than fifteen (15) feet from the rear property line.

Modifications to the required rear yard setback are permitted/required under the following conditions:

(a)

Open, uncovered porches, patios and aboveground decks may project not more than twelve (12) feet into a required rear yard, provided the floor level of any such structure is at or below the level of the first floor of the building. Balconies may project into the required rear yard a maximum distance of five (5) feet.

(b)

An accessory building not exceeding twenty (20) feet in height may occupy up to thirty (30) percent of the area of a required rear yard but no accessory building shall be closer than (10) feet to the primary building nor closer than five (5) feet to any rear property line.

(c)

Outside stairways, tower balconies or fire escapes may project no more than four (4) feet beyond the face of the wall.

(d)

Roof eaves may project no more than three (3) feet beyond the face of the wall.

(e)

Windowsills, bay windows, belt courses and similar architectural features, as well as rain leaders and chimneys, may project no more than two (2) feet beyond the face of the wall.

10.6.3 Side yard setbacks. A minimum of fifty (50) feet from the building facade to the property line.

Section 10.7. - Legal nonconforming uses of the setback provisions.

Those buildings or parts of buildings that are a legal nonconforming use of the setback provisions may be repaired and remodeled, but not reconstructed or structurally altered, unless made to conform with the regulations of this zoning ordinance.

Section 10.8. - Site plan review.

Site plan review, pursuant to the procedures and standards outlined in Articles 15 or 16 of this appendix, is required for any development in the City of Jennings.

In applying the requirements of a site plan review, the city plan commission shall have the discretion to consider alternatives and modifications if their strict application will result in unusual practical difficulties or particular hardship, or if the plan commission determines that such alternatives or modifications to these guidelines will serve the best interests of the city.

Section 10.9. - Planned unit development areas.

For lots abutting either West Florissant Avenue, Jennings Station Road, Halls Ferry Road, Lucas and Hunt or Missouri State Highway 367, planned unit development review and approval is required for all new construction and major renovation.

Section 10.10. - Off-street parking and loading requirements.

Every primary building must provide off-street parking in accordance with Article 20 of this appendix.

Section 10.11. - Resubdivision of lots.

No existing lot of record within the C-3 District shall be resubdivided unless the resubdivided lot conforms to the area and frontage requirements of this zoning district and, in addition, be consistent with the lots located in the immediate neighborhood with regard to size, frontage and arrangement so as to provide an orderly pattern of development. No flag lot shall be created as a result of a resubdivision.

C-3 REGIONAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT PERMITTED USES

PERMITTED USES NAICS CODE C-3 EXEMPTIONS TO CODE
Amateur radio and amateur televisions antennas, towers and satellite dishes (subject to Article 12 of this appendix) P
Art gallery or studio 453920 P
Automatic laundry shops, dry cleaning services 812310, 812320 P
Automotive, marine and motorcycle dealers 441120, 441210 P
441221, 441222
Baked good stores 445291 P No immediate consumption
Banks, savings and loans, credit 521110, 521120 P 522390 Check cashing and loan
unions and other financial 522130, 522190 services
institutions 522210, 522220
522291, 522292
522293, 522294
522298, 522310
522320
Fire, postal and police stations 922160, 491110 P No non-governmental entities
922120
Garages and parking lots 812930 P
Grocery stores 445110 P 445121 Convenience stores
Libraries, book stores and reading rooms 451211, 414120 P 514110 News syndicates
514190 Information services
514191 On-line information services
514210 Date processing services
Lodge hall or clubs (or other facilities for public assembly of not more than one thousand five hundred (1,500) people) 813410 P
Medical or dental clinic 621111, 621121 P 621610 Home health care services
621210, 621320 621911 Blood and organ banks
621330, 621340
621391, 621511
621512
Motion picture theaters 512132 P Drive-ins
Office—Business or professional 233210, 235110 P 541710 Research and development in the physical engineering and life sciences
235210, 235310 541870 Advertising material distribution services
235410, 235510
235610, 235710
235810, 235910
531110, 531120
531210, 531311 541890 Miscellaneous advertis-
561450, 561492 ing
561499, 561510
561520, 561591
561599, 561611
561612, 561622
561710, 561720
561730, 561740
531312, 531320
531390, 541110
541120, 541191
541199, 541211
541213, 541214
541219, 541310
541320, 541330
541340, 541350
541360, 541370
541380, 541410
541420, 541430 P
541490, 541511
541512, 541513
541519, 541611
541612, 541613
541614, 541618
541620, 541690
541810, 541820
541830, 541840
541910, 541921
541922, 541930
541990, 551111
551112, 551114
561110, 561210
561310, 561320
561330, 561410
561421, 561422
561439, 561440
561790, 561910
561920, 561990
Pharmacies and drugstores 446110 P
Places of worship, including their operated day care facility 813110 P
Public buildings erected or used 921110, 921120 P
by any department of the city, 921130, 921140
county, state or federal govern- 921150, 921190
ment
Public schools 611110 P
Retail establishments 441310, 441320 P Used tire dealers
442110, 442210 445220 Fish and seafood markets
442291, 442299 453310 Used merchandise stores
443111, 443112 454312 Liquified petroleum gas
443120, 443130 454390 Non-store retailers
444110, 444190 454311 Fuel oil dealers
444210, 444220 454319 Coal and firewood dealers
445110, 445120
445210, 445230
445290, 445292
446130, 446191
446199, 448110
448120, 448130

 

PERMITTED USES NAICS CODE C-3 EXEMPTIONS TO CODE
448140, 448150
448190, 448210
448310, 448320
451110, 451120
451130, 451140
451211, 451212
451220, 452990
453210, 453220 P
453910, 453991
453998, 811211
811212, 811213
811213
Barber, beauty shops, hair salons 812112 C
Communications studios (radio, television, cable networks) 513111, 513112 C
513120, 513210
513220, 513310
513322, 513330
513340, 513390
Educational services 611210, 611310
611410, 611420
611430, 611511
611513, 611519
C
Fine arts schools 611610, 611620
611630, 611691
611692, 611699
611710
C
Gasoline stations 447110, 447190 C
Nail salons 812113 C
Public utilities 221111, 221119 C 221112 Fossil fuel
221210 221113 Nuclear
221310 Water supply and treatment
221320 Sewage treatment
Restaurants 722110, 722211 C 722330 Mobile food services
722212, 722213 722410 Drinking places (alcoholic beverages)
Recreational building or structure 713940 C Ice skating or roller rinks, out-door courts or pools
Telecommunications facility (subject to Article 12 of this appendix) 513322 C
Veterinary offices and animal hospitals 541940 C Outside kennels and exercise yards
Accessory buildings, land uses and activities customarily incidental to any of the above uses.
Kidney dialysis centers 621492 C
Medical marijuana dispensary C

 

P = Permitted by right
C = Permitted with conditional use permit

NOTE: Uses listed in exemptions or not appearing in the table are prohibited.

(Ord. No. 2380, § 1, 10-26-15; Ord. No. 2518, § 2, 8-26-19)