The official zoning map of the city shall be a comprehensive parcel map of the city depicting the various zoning districts as defined in the code of ordinances. The of zoning map shall be located in the office of the city clerk in City Hall and available for public inspection during normal business hours.

All duly enacted amendments to the zoning map since the last ratification shall be so designated in the revised zoning map and upon adoption and ratification by the city council shall become a part of the official zoning map and included as a part of this chapter.

(Ord. of 7-1-2013, § I; Ord. of 9-2-2014, § I)

(a)

The single-family residential district R-1A allows up to four dwelling units per acre with provisions for customary accessory use. Commercial, industrial or other uses that would interfere with residential character of this district are prohibited. All buildings shall conform to the minimum requirements for setbacks and height in section 102-226.

(b)

Within the R-1A residential districts the following uses are permitted:

(1)

Single-family dwellings.

a.

Minimum square footage required shall not be less than 1,000 square feet.

(2)

Public and private schools offering general education courses.

(3)

Churches; provided that:

a.

They are located on a major collector street;

b.

The buildings are placed not less that 50 feet from any property line; and

c.

There is a planted buffer strip at least ten feet wide along the side and rear property lines.

(4)

Public and semipublic recreation facilities and grounds.

(5)

Customary incidental home occupations including the office of a physician, dentist, lawyer, artist, musician, architect, engineer, or the accommodation of not more than two boarders or roomers; provided, there is no external evidence of such occupation except an announcement or professional sign not more than two square feet in area and that the operations are conducted within a dwelling by not more than one person in addition to those persons living therein and the place occupied is a part of the house.

(6)

Customary accessory buildings, including private garages and non-commercial greenhouses and workshops; provided, they are located in the rear yard and not closer than five feet to any lot line.

(7)

Nursery schools or kindergartens provided that there are at least 150 square feet of outdoor play area for each child and the play area is enclosed by a woven wire fence at least five feet high.

(8)

Church bulletin boards not exceeding 12 square feet in area.

(9)

Signs not more than eight square feet in area advertising the sale or rental of the property on which they are located.

(10)

Electric transformers or gas regulator stations, if essential for the service to the zoning district in which it is proposed to be located provided that:

a.

The structures are placed not less than 50 feet from any property line;

b.

No vehicles or equipment are stored on the premises;

c.

The lot is suitably landscaped; and

d.

There is a planted buffer strip at least ten feet wide along the side and rear property lines.

(11)

Railroad lines and passenger stations.

(12)

Agriculture but not including the commercial raising of livestock or poultry.

(13)

Subdivision signs with area not more than 30 square feet, one sign for each subdivision to be located on the subdivision site.

(Code 1995, § 17.20.010)

(a)

Within the R-1B district, any use permitted in the R-1A residential district is permitted.

(b)

The single-family residential district (R-1B) allows up to five dwelling units per acre with provisions for customary accessory building.

(c)

Commercial, industrial or other uses that would interfere with residential character of this district are prohibited.

(d)

All buildings shall conform to the minimum requirements for setback and maximum height in section 102-226.

(e)

The minimum square footage required shall be no less than 800 square feet for dwellings in R-1B single-family residential districts.

(Code 1995, § 17.24.010)

(a)

The two-family residential district (R-2) allows up to eight dwelling units per acre for single-family or two-family dwelling units with provisions for customary accessory use.

(b)

All buildings shall conform to minimum requirements for setback and maximum height in section 102-226.

(c)

Within the R-2 residential districts the following uses are permitted:

(1)

Any use permitted in the R-1B residential districts.

(2)

Two-family dwellings.

(Code 1995, § 17.32.010)

(a)

The multi-family residential district (R-3) allows up to 20 units per acre with provisions for customary accessory use.

(b)

All buildings shall conform to minimum requirements for setback and maximum height in section 102-226.

(c)

Within the R-3 residential districts the following uses are permitted:

(1)

Any use permitted in the R-2 residential districts.

(2)

Row houses.

(3)

Apartment houses.

(4)

Apartment hotels.

(5)

Boarding and rooming houses.

(6)

Nursing homes and hospitals.

(7)

Fraternal organizations and clubs not operated for a profit; provided that:

a.

They are located on a major or collector street;

b.

The buildings are placed not less than 50 feet from the property line; and

c.

There is a planted buffer strip of ten feet wide at least along the side and rear lot lines.

(8)

Trailer courts; provided, that:

a.

They contain a minimum of eight acres;

b.

The minimum square per trailer is 2,000 square feet;

c.

There is at least 15 feet between trailers; and

d.

Water, sewer and electric connections are furnished to each trailer location.

(Code 1995, § 17.36.010)

(a)

All buildings shall conform to the minimum requirements for setbacks and height in section 102-226.

(b)

Within the B-1 central business district the following uses are permitted:

(1)

Any retail business or service including the incidental manufacturing of products sold at retail on the premises, provided that the manufacturing area does not occupy more than 20 percent of the total floor area nor employ more than five persons.

(2)

Accessory uses and structures.

(3)

Advertising signs/billboards.

(4)

Auto washing establishments.

(5)

Bakeries.

(6)

Banks.

(7)

Church, public sign/billboards.

(8)

Churches.

(9)

Clinic.

(10)

Clubs country.

(11)

Community/government buildings.

(12)

Day nurseries/kindergartens.

(13)

Dry cleaning/laundry.

(14)

Fences.

(15)

Florist shop/greenhouse.

(16)

Fraternities/sororities.

(17)

Garage parking/public.

(18)

Gardens—Vegetable/flower.

(19)

Golf course—Private/public.

(20)

Hospital animal.

(21)

Hospital/sanitarium.

(22)

Hotel/motel.

(23)

Laundries/self service.

(24)

Libraries.

(25)

Lodges.

(26)

Mortuary/funeral homes.

(27)

Nursing homes.

(28)

Offices/office buildings.

(29)

Parking lots auto.

(30)

Pools public.

(31)

Printing/publishing/engraving.

(32)

Public utility structures.

(33)

Radio/TV studio.

(34)

Recreational facilities.

(35)

Restaurants/drive-in.

(36)

Sales appliance/furniture.

(37)

Sales auto parts.

(38)

School bus/commercial.

(39)

Services general.

(40)

Services repair/miscellaneous.

(41)

Shops electric repair.

(42)

Shop repair.

(43)

Stores hardware.

(44)

Stores retail.

(45)

Theaters.

(46)

Garages/repair.

(Code 1995, § 17.40.010)

(a)

All buildings shall conform to the minimum requirements for setbacks and height in section 102-226.

(b)

Within the B-2 local business districts the following uses are permitted:

(1)

Any retail business or service customarily serving residential neighborhoods or oriented to the highways.

(2)

Gasoline service stations, provided that all structures including storage tanks shall be placed not less than 25 feet from the nearest intersecting street lines.

(3)

Bowling alley.

(4)

Bus terminals.

(5)

Frozen food lockers.

(6)

Gasoline service stations.

(7)

Milk distributing station.

(8)

Sales farm implements.

(9)

Sales small boat.

(10)

Sales used cars.

(11)

Sales/display/auto/trailers.

(12)

Shooting ranges.

(Code 1995, § 17.44.010; Ord. of 9-8-2009(2), § I)

(a)

All buildings shall conform to the minimum requirements for setbacks and height in section 102-226.

(b)

Within the B-3 heavy industrial district the following uses are permitted:

(1)

Any use permitted in B-2 local business district.

(2)

Fabrication wood/metal.

(3)

Industrial uses plants.

(4)

Manufacturing plants/industrial.

(5)

Greenhouse/horticultural/nurseries.

(6)

Laboratory experimental/film/test.

(7)

Plants ice and cold storage.

(8)

Storage yard coal/wood.

(9)

Storage yard lumber/construction.

(10)

Storage yard petroleum products.

(11)

Textile manufacturing/processing.

(12)

Theatre/drive-in.

(13)

Truck/transfer terminal.

(Code 1995, § 17.46.010)