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Leesburg City Zoning Code

ARTICLE 6

Nonresidential Districts

Sec. 6.2 Reserved

Repealed 10/11/06 per Ordinance 2006-O-35 - deleted O-2 District.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.1.1 Description

The O-1, General Office District is established to provide locations where predominately office uses may be located in a low-intensity manner as a transitional land use between residential and higher intensity uses. The district is generally appropriate for office development including incidental support services and retail uses, provided they are intended solely to serve employees of the permitted uses.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.1.2 Use Regulations

Uses are allowed in the O-1 District in accordance with the following table. A “P” in the second column of the table indicates that the use is permitted by-right, subject to compliance with all applicable standards of this Zoning Ordinance. An “S” or an “M” in the second column of the table indicates that the use may be allowed if reviewed and approved in accordance with the appropriate Special Exception or Minor Special Exception procedures of Sec. 3.4. For a summary of uses permitted in all zoning districts, see the Use Table in Sec. 9.2.

O-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Conference centerP Sec. 18.1.37
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicePSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.BSec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.184
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.39.3
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Veterinary HospitalPSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
O-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Conference centerP Sec. 18.1.37
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicePSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.BSec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.184
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.39.3
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Veterinary HospitalPSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
O-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Conference centerP Sec. 18.1.37
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicePSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.BSec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.184
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.39.3
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Veterinary HospitalPSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
O-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Conference centerP Sec. 18.1.37
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicePSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.BSec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.184
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.39.3
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Veterinary HospitalPSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154

(Ord. 2023-O-009, April 25, 2023) 

Effective on: 4/25/2023

6.1.3 Density/Intensity and Dimensional Standards

All development in the O-1 District shall be subject to the following standards (See also Article 10):

O-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side

20

Rear

20
  1. E.

Nonresidential

45
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
O-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side

20

Rear

20
  1. E.

Nonresidential

45
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
O-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side

20

Rear

20
  1. E.

Nonresidential

45
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
O-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side

20

Rear

20
  1. E.

Nonresidential

45
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.3.1 Description

The B-1, Community (Downtown) Business District is established in recognition of the mixed-use core area as the center of Leesburg’s employment, tourism and specialty commercial activity. The small to medium size, pedestrian-oriented retail uses that attract shoppers and tourists from throughout the region are considered primary uses. Residential uses -typically above the ground floor of retail uses- are also considered primary uses within the B-1 District. Some office, financial and personal service uses are allowed as secondary uses in the B-1 District. The district is generally appropriate for application in the core area, designated in the Town Plan for “Downtown” development. It is intended that this area remain a viable mixed-use core and that the goals of the H-1 Overlay District be promoted and enhanced throughout the B-1 District.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.3.2 Use Regulations

Uses are allowed in the B-1 District in accordance with the following table. A “P” in the second column of the table indicates that the use is permitted by-right, subject to compliance with all applicable standards of this Zoning Ordinance. An “S” or an “M” in the second column of the table indicates that the use may be allowed if reviewed and approved in accordance with the appropriate Special Exception or Minor Special Exception procedures of Sec. 3.4. For a summary of uses permitted in all zoning districts, see the Use Table in Sec. 9.2.

B-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bed and breakfast innP Sec. 18.1.16
BrewpubPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec 18.1.40.1
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.2
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelS Sec. 18.1.83
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Parking lotP Sec. 18.1.132
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158,
Sec. 18.1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility: Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna SystemsP/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.E 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Veterinary HospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Institutional and Community Service Uses
CemeteryP Sec. 18.1.28
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Residential Uses
Accessory DwellingPSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.5
Guest HousePSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.74.1
DuplexP Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Group homeP Sec. 18.1.74
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units) [8]PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingP Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorP

Sec. 9.3.31

Sec. 18.1.154
B-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bed and breakfast innP Sec. 18.1.16
BrewpubPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec 18.1.40.1
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.2
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelS Sec. 18.1.83
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Parking lotP Sec. 18.1.132
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158,
Sec. 18.1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility: Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna SystemsP/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.E 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Veterinary HospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Institutional and Community Service Uses
CemeteryP Sec. 18.1.28
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Residential Uses
Accessory DwellingPSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.5
Guest HousePSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.74.1
DuplexP Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Group homeP Sec. 18.1.74
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units) [8]PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingP Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorP

Sec. 9.3.31

Sec. 18.1.154
B-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bed and breakfast innP Sec. 18.1.16
BrewpubPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec 18.1.40.1
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.2
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelS Sec. 18.1.83
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Parking lotP Sec. 18.1.132
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158,
Sec. 18.1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility: Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna SystemsP/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.E 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Veterinary HospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Institutional and Community Service Uses
CemeteryP Sec. 18.1.28
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Residential Uses
Accessory DwellingPSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.5
Guest HousePSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.74.1
DuplexP Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Group homeP Sec. 18.1.74
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units) [8]PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingP Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorP

Sec. 9.3.31

Sec. 18.1.154
B-1 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bed and breakfast innP Sec. 18.1.16
BrewpubPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec 18.1.40.1
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.2
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelS Sec. 18.1.83
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Parking lotP Sec. 18.1.132
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158,
Sec. 18.1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility: Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna SystemsP/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.E 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Veterinary HospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Institutional and Community Service Uses
CemeteryP Sec. 18.1.28
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Residential Uses
Accessory DwellingPSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.5
Guest HousePSec. 9.4.1Sec. 18.1.74.1
DuplexP Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Group homeP Sec. 18.1.74
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units) [8]PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingP Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorP

Sec. 9.3.31

Sec. 18.1.154

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.3.3 Density/Intensity and Dimensional Standards

All development in the B-1 District shall be subject to the following standards (See also Article 10):

B-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

4,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,000

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000[8]

All Other Development

None
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

40

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

20

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

20
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

[1]

Side

5[2][3]

Rear

20[4][5]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35[6][7]

Nonresidential

45[6][7]
  1. [1]
    Minimum Front Setback: One (1) foot; Maximum front setback: twenty (20) feet. Actual setback determined in accordance with Sec. 10.4.5.D.
  2. [2]
    No side yards/setbacks are required for lots fronting on Market Street, Loudoun Street, King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street.
  3. [3]
    Side yard setback shall be zero (0) feet for an interior townhouse lot.
  4. [4]
    Rear yard setbacks for a commercial use or mixed use may be reduced or be provided as a zero-yard setback if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street or Loudoun Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street between Cornwall and Loudoun Streets; (b) the property contains four thousand (4,000) square feet or less; (c) the rear yard is adjacent to non-residential uses; and (d) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  5. [5]
    Rear yard setbacks for residential uses may be reduced to fifteen feet (15’) if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street, Loudoun Street or Royal Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street between Market Street and Royal Street; and (b) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  6. [6]
    Maximum height may be increased up to sixty-five (65) feet in the following specified area due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the H-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property lies within 250 feet of the centerline of Town Branch between Wirt Street and Harrison Street; (b) where a property fronts on Wirt, South, King or Harrison Streets, the elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet. for a depth of at least forty feet back from the property line subject to the Board of Architectural Review in accordance with the H-1 Old and Historic District Design Guidelines
  7. [7]
    Maximum height may be increased up to 65 feet in the following specified areas (Map Graphic), due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the B-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property must front on the designated areas of Market, Loudoun, Harrison, South or Church Streets not otherwise covered by [6] above; (b) height elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet for a depth of at least forty-five (45) feet back from the right-of-way line, except on Church Street between Market and Loudoun Streets; (c) beyond forty-five (45) feet a one-to-one height to setback ratio may be permitted up to sixty-five (65) feet in maximum subject to BAR approval in accordance with the Old & Historic District Design Guidelines; (d) height shall be measured based upon the average mean elevation above sea level prior to site disturbance and/or issuance of a grading permit; and (e) all other applicable B-1 setbacks shall be met.
  8. [8]
    Multi-Family dwellings shall be permitted by-right in the B-1 District, up to a maximum of five (5) units. However, residential units can only be located above the first floor of a building that fronts on a public street in the following area: between the east side of Wirt Street to the west side of Church Street, and between the south side of Cornwall Street to the south side of Loudoun Street. For purposes of height measurement and lot size limitations such buildings shall be considered nonresidential uses.
B-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

4,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,000

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000[8]

All Other Development

None
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

40

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

20

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

20
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

[1]

Side

5[2][3]

Rear

20[4][5]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35[6][7]

Nonresidential

45[6][7]
  1. [1]
    Minimum Front Setback: One (1) foot; Maximum front setback: twenty (20) feet. Actual setback determined in accordance with Sec. 10.4.5.D.
  2. [2]
    No side yards/setbacks are required for lots fronting on Market Street, Loudoun Street, King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street.
  3. [3]
    Side yard setback shall be zero (0) feet for an interior townhouse lot.
  4. [4]
    Rear yard setbacks for a commercial use or mixed use may be reduced or be provided as a zero-yard setback if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street or Loudoun Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street between Cornwall and Loudoun Streets; (b) the property contains four thousand (4,000) square feet or less; (c) the rear yard is adjacent to non-residential uses; and (d) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  5. [5]
    Rear yard setbacks for residential uses may be reduced to fifteen feet (15’) if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street, Loudoun Street or Royal Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street between Market Street and Royal Street; and (b) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  6. [6]
    Maximum height may be increased up to sixty-five (65) feet in the following specified area due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the H-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property lies within 250 feet of the centerline of Town Branch between Wirt Street and Harrison Street; (b) where a property fronts on Wirt, South, King or Harrison Streets, the elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet. for a depth of at least forty feet back from the property line subject to the Board of Architectural Review in accordance with the H-1 Old and Historic District Design Guidelines
  7. [7]
    Maximum height may be increased up to 65 feet in the following specified areas (Map Graphic), due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the B-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property must front on the designated areas of Market, Loudoun, Harrison, South or Church Streets not otherwise covered by [6] above; (b) height elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet for a depth of at least forty-five (45) feet back from the right-of-way line, except on Church Street between Market and Loudoun Streets; (c) beyond forty-five (45) feet a one-to-one height to setback ratio may be permitted up to sixty-five (65) feet in maximum subject to BAR approval in accordance with the Old & Historic District Design Guidelines; (d) height shall be measured based upon the average mean elevation above sea level prior to site disturbance and/or issuance of a grading permit; and (e) all other applicable B-1 setbacks shall be met.
  8. [8]
    Multi-Family dwellings shall be permitted by-right in the B-1 District, up to a maximum of five (5) units. However, residential units can only be located above the first floor of a building that fronts on a public street in the following area: between the east side of Wirt Street to the west side of Church Street, and between the south side of Cornwall Street to the south side of Loudoun Street. For purposes of height measurement and lot size limitations such buildings shall be considered nonresidential uses.
B-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

4,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,000

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000[8]

All Other Development

None
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

40

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

20

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

20
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

[1]

Side

5[2][3]

Rear

20[4][5]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35[6][7]

Nonresidential

45[6][7]
  1. [1]
    Minimum Front Setback: One (1) foot; Maximum front setback: twenty (20) feet. Actual setback determined in accordance with Sec. 10.4.5.D.
  2. [2]
    No side yards/setbacks are required for lots fronting on Market Street, Loudoun Street, King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street.
  3. [3]
    Side yard setback shall be zero (0) feet for an interior townhouse lot.
  4. [4]
    Rear yard setbacks for a commercial use or mixed use may be reduced or be provided as a zero-yard setback if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street or Loudoun Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street between Cornwall and Loudoun Streets; (b) the property contains four thousand (4,000) square feet or less; (c) the rear yard is adjacent to non-residential uses; and (d) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  5. [5]
    Rear yard setbacks for residential uses may be reduced to fifteen feet (15’) if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street, Loudoun Street or Royal Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street between Market Street and Royal Street; and (b) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  6. [6]
    Maximum height may be increased up to sixty-five (65) feet in the following specified area due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the H-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property lies within 250 feet of the centerline of Town Branch between Wirt Street and Harrison Street; (b) where a property fronts on Wirt, South, King or Harrison Streets, the elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet. for a depth of at least forty feet back from the property line subject to the Board of Architectural Review in accordance with the H-1 Old and Historic District Design Guidelines
  7. [7]
    Maximum height may be increased up to 65 feet in the following specified areas (Map Graphic), due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the B-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property must front on the designated areas of Market, Loudoun, Harrison, South or Church Streets not otherwise covered by [6] above; (b) height elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet for a depth of at least forty-five (45) feet back from the right-of-way line, except on Church Street between Market and Loudoun Streets; (c) beyond forty-five (45) feet a one-to-one height to setback ratio may be permitted up to sixty-five (65) feet in maximum subject to BAR approval in accordance with the Old & Historic District Design Guidelines; (d) height shall be measured based upon the average mean elevation above sea level prior to site disturbance and/or issuance of a grading permit; and (e) all other applicable B-1 setbacks shall be met.
  8. [8]
    Multi-Family dwellings shall be permitted by-right in the B-1 District, up to a maximum of five (5) units. However, residential units can only be located above the first floor of a building that fronts on a public street in the following area: between the east side of Wirt Street to the west side of Church Street, and between the south side of Cornwall Street to the south side of Loudoun Street. For purposes of height measurement and lot size limitations such buildings shall be considered nonresidential uses.
B-1 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

4,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,000

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000[8]

All Other Development

None
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

40

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

20

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

20
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

[1]

Side

5[2][3]

Rear

20[4][5]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35[6][7]

Nonresidential

45[6][7]
  1. [1]
    Minimum Front Setback: One (1) foot; Maximum front setback: twenty (20) feet. Actual setback determined in accordance with Sec. 10.4.5.D.
  2. [2]
    No side yards/setbacks are required for lots fronting on Market Street, Loudoun Street, King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street.
  3. [3]
    Side yard setback shall be zero (0) feet for an interior townhouse lot.
  4. [4]
    Rear yard setbacks for a commercial use or mixed use may be reduced or be provided as a zero-yard setback if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street or Loudoun Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street between Cornwall and Loudoun Streets; (b) the property contains four thousand (4,000) square feet or less; (c) the rear yard is adjacent to non-residential uses; and (d) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  5. [5]
    Rear yard setbacks for residential uses may be reduced to fifteen feet (15’) if all of the following criteria are met: (a) the property fronts on Market Street, Loudoun Street or Royal Street between Liberty and Church Streets; or on King Street, Wirt Street or Liberty Street between Market Street and Royal Street; and (b) the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Board of Architectural Review and Zoning Administrator that the proposed setback will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties.
  6. [6]
    Maximum height may be increased up to sixty-five (65) feet in the following specified area due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the H-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property lies within 250 feet of the centerline of Town Branch between Wirt Street and Harrison Street; (b) where a property fronts on Wirt, South, King or Harrison Streets, the elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet. for a depth of at least forty feet back from the property line subject to the Board of Architectural Review in accordance with the H-1 Old and Historic District Design Guidelines
  7. [7]
    Maximum height may be increased up to 65 feet in the following specified areas (Map Graphic), due to its low mean elevation above sea level and low topographical relationship to the rest of the B-1 District if an applicant can demonstrate that all of the following criteria have been met: (a) the property must front on the designated areas of Market, Loudoun, Harrison, South or Church Streets not otherwise covered by [6] above; (b) height elevations adjacent to the street shall not exceed forty-five (45) feet for a depth of at least forty-five (45) feet back from the right-of-way line, except on Church Street between Market and Loudoun Streets; (c) beyond forty-five (45) feet a one-to-one height to setback ratio may be permitted up to sixty-five (65) feet in maximum subject to BAR approval in accordance with the Old & Historic District Design Guidelines; (d) height shall be measured based upon the average mean elevation above sea level prior to site disturbance and/or issuance of a grading permit; and (e) all other applicable B-1 setbacks shall be met.
  8. [8]
    Multi-Family dwellings shall be permitted by-right in the B-1 District, up to a maximum of five (5) units. However, residential units can only be located above the first floor of a building that fronts on a public street in the following area: between the east side of Wirt Street to the west side of Church Street, and between the south side of Cornwall Street to the south side of Loudoun Street. For purposes of height measurement and lot size limitations such buildings shall be considered nonresidential uses.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.4.1 Description

The B-2, Established Corridor Commercial District is established solely to accommodate previously approved corridor commercial development and to permit reasonable development of lands within existing B-2 zoning Districts. The district is not intended to be available for future rezonings, nor as a means of expanding the boundaries of existing B-2 Districts.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.4.2 Use Regulations

Uses are allowed in the B-2 District in accordance with the following table. A “P” in the second column of the table indicates that the use is permitted by-right, subject to compliance with all applicable standards of this Zoning Ordinance. An “S” or an “M” in the second column of the table indicates that the use may be allowed if reviewed and approved in accordance with the appropriate Special Exception or Minor Special Exception procedures of Sec. 3.4. For a summary of uses permitted in all zoning districts, see the Use Table in Sec. 9.2.

B-2 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyP Sec. 18.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryP/SSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral HomeP Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storage/displayPSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storage/displayMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
NurseryM Sec. 18.1.119
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetSSec. 9.3.17.1Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Telecommunications Facility:
Transmission Tower
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 D 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalS Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, publicP Sec. 18.1.163
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
Temporary commuter parking lotSSec. 9.3.27Sec. 18.1.185
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-2 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyP Sec. 18.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryP/SSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral HomeP Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storage/displayPSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storage/displayMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
NurseryM Sec. 18.1.119
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetSSec. 9.3.17.1Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Telecommunications Facility:
Transmission Tower
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 D 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalS Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, publicP Sec. 18.1.163
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
Temporary commuter parking lotSSec. 9.3.27Sec. 18.1.185
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-2 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyP Sec. 18.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryP/SSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral HomeP Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storage/displayPSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storage/displayMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
NurseryM Sec. 18.1.119
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetSSec. 9.3.17.1Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Telecommunications Facility:
Transmission Tower
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 D 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalS Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, publicP Sec. 18.1.163
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
Temporary commuter parking lotSSec. 9.3.27Sec. 18.1.185
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-2 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyP Sec. 18.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryP/SSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerS Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityM Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral HomeP Sec. 18.1.69
Crematorium (Accessory to a Funeral Home)SSec. 9.3.6.1Sec. 18.1.69
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storage/displayPSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storage/displayMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
NurseryM Sec. 18.1.119
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetSSec. 9.3.17.1Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Telecommunications Facility:
Transmission Tower
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 D 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.189
Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubP Sec. 18.1.30
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalS Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicPSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.134
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, publicP Sec. 18.1.163
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
Temporary commuter parking lotSSec. 9.3.27Sec. 18.1.185
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)PSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154

(Ord. 2023-O-009, April 25, 2023) 

Effective on: 4/25/2023

6.4.3 Density/Intensity and Dimensional Standards

All development in the B-2 District shall be subject to the following standards (See also Article 10):

B-2 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20[1][3]

Side

10[3]

Rear

20[3]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35

Nonresidential

45[2]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5
  1. [1]
    New or expanded developments within the B-2 District may have up to a minimum front yard setback of 5 feet if the development of the lot or a development of a combination of abutting lots has at least 400 feet of front yard road frontage. The 5-foot setback is also subject to the following provisions:
    1. a.
      Parking or loading areas for motor vehicles or storage of materials or equipment shall not be located within the reduced front yard setback.
    2. b.
      The total square footage of all structures shall not exceed the maximum allowable square footage permissible within the required setbacks.
    3. c.
      The Director of Plan Review shall determine that such development will not interfere with necessary public improvements or required landscaping.
    4. d.
      The front facade of a building shall have as its primary orientation the adjacent roadway from which the front yard setback reduction is requested.
    5. e.
       Fencing or wall located within the front yard setback shall not exceed 42 inches above grade.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F.
  3. [3]
    Pursuant to the process outlined in Section 3.18, the setbacks may be waived or modified by the Town Council.
B-2 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20[1][3]

Side

10[3]

Rear

20[3]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35

Nonresidential

45[2]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5
  1. [1]
    New or expanded developments within the B-2 District may have up to a minimum front yard setback of 5 feet if the development of the lot or a development of a combination of abutting lots has at least 400 feet of front yard road frontage. The 5-foot setback is also subject to the following provisions:
    1. a.
      Parking or loading areas for motor vehicles or storage of materials or equipment shall not be located within the reduced front yard setback.
    2. b.
      The total square footage of all structures shall not exceed the maximum allowable square footage permissible within the required setbacks.
    3. c.
      The Director of Plan Review shall determine that such development will not interfere with necessary public improvements or required landscaping.
    4. d.
      The front facade of a building shall have as its primary orientation the adjacent roadway from which the front yard setback reduction is requested.
    5. e.
       Fencing or wall located within the front yard setback shall not exceed 42 inches above grade.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F.
  3. [3]
    Pursuant to the process outlined in Section 3.18, the setbacks may be waived or modified by the Town Council.
B-2 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20[1][3]

Side

10[3]

Rear

20[3]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35

Nonresidential

45[2]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5
  1. [1]
    New or expanded developments within the B-2 District may have up to a minimum front yard setback of 5 feet if the development of the lot or a development of a combination of abutting lots has at least 400 feet of front yard road frontage. The 5-foot setback is also subject to the following provisions:
    1. a.
      Parking or loading areas for motor vehicles or storage of materials or equipment shall not be located within the reduced front yard setback.
    2. b.
      The total square footage of all structures shall not exceed the maximum allowable square footage permissible within the required setbacks.
    3. c.
      The Director of Plan Review shall determine that such development will not interfere with necessary public improvements or required landscaping.
    4. d.
      The front facade of a building shall have as its primary orientation the adjacent roadway from which the front yard setback reduction is requested.
    5. e.
       Fencing or wall located within the front yard setback shall not exceed 42 inches above grade.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F.
  3. [3]
    Pursuant to the process outlined in Section 3.18, the setbacks may be waived or modified by the Town Council.
B-2 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

100
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20[1][3]

Side

10[3]

Rear

20[3]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

Residential

35

Nonresidential

45[2]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5
  1. [1]
    New or expanded developments within the B-2 District may have up to a minimum front yard setback of 5 feet if the development of the lot or a development of a combination of abutting lots has at least 400 feet of front yard road frontage. The 5-foot setback is also subject to the following provisions:
    1. a.
      Parking or loading areas for motor vehicles or storage of materials or equipment shall not be located within the reduced front yard setback.
    2. b.
      The total square footage of all structures shall not exceed the maximum allowable square footage permissible within the required setbacks.
    3. c.
      The Director of Plan Review shall determine that such development will not interfere with necessary public improvements or required landscaping.
    4. d.
      The front facade of a building shall have as its primary orientation the adjacent roadway from which the front yard setback reduction is requested.
    5. e.
       Fencing or wall located within the front yard setback shall not exceed 42 inches above grade.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F.
  3. [3]
    Pursuant to the process outlined in Section 3.18, the setbacks may be waived or modified by the Town Council.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.5.1 Description

The B-3, Community Retail/Commercial District is intended primarily to accommodate moderate-size, retail and service-oriented land uses that serve Leesburg area residents. Uses within the B-3 District typically draw from a trade area of 3 to 5 miles. The district is generally appropriate for application in areas designated in the Town Plan for “Community Commercial” development.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.5.2 Use Regulations

Uses are allowed in the B-3 District in accordance with the following table. A “P” in the second column of the table indicates that the use is permitted by-right, subject to compliance with all applicable standards of this Zoning Ordinance. An “S” or an “M” in the second column of the table indicates that the use may be allowed if reviewed and approved in accordance with the appropriate Special Exception or Minor Special Exception procedures of Sec. 3.4. For a summary of uses permitted in all zoning districts, see the Use Table in Sec. 9.2.

B-3 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyS Sec. 18.1.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storagePSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetS Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.101
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.190
Trade ContractorP Sec, 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.198
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.197
Veterinary HospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.50.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubS Sec. 18.1.30
College of UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Commuter Parking LotS Sec. 18.1.32
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalP Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Park, dogSSec. 9.3.7Sec. 18.1.44
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-3 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyS Sec. 18.1.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storagePSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetS Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.101
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.190
Trade ContractorP Sec, 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.198
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.197
Veterinary HospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.50.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubS Sec. 18.1.30
College of UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Commuter Parking LotS Sec. 18.1.32
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalP Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Park, dogSSec. 9.3.7Sec. 18.1.44
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-3 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyS Sec. 18.1.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storagePSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetS Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.101
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.190
Trade ContractorP Sec, 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.198
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.197
Veterinary HospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.50.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubS Sec. 18.1.30
College of UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Commuter Parking LotS Sec. 18.1.32
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalP Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Park, dogSSec. 9.3.7Sec. 18.1.44
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-3 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
Bowling alleyS Sec. 18.1.20
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Dance StudioP Sec. 18.1.40.1
Doggy Day CareSSec 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 18.1.58
Exercise StudioP Sec. 18.1.59.3
Funeral homeS Sec. 18.1.69
Hotel/motelP Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storagePSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageMSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, 18.1.159
Retail centers over 100,000 square feetS Sec. 18.1.158
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Monopole
SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.101
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26 
Theater, indoorP Sec. 18.1.190
Trade ContractorP Sec, 18.1.192.1
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.198
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.197
Veterinary HospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.199
Video rental store with drive-in facilityS  
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.50.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Institutional and Community Service Uses
ClubS Sec. 18.1.30
College of UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Commuter Parking LotS Sec. 18.1.32
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
HospitalP Sec. 18.1.82
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
Park, publicP  
Park, dogSSec. 9.3.7Sec. 18.1.44
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipP Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.162
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Utility Uses
Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154

(Ord. 2023-O-009, April 25, 2023) 

Effective on: 4/25/2023

6.5.3 Density/Intensity and Dimensional Standards

All development in the B-3 District shall be subject to the following standards (See also Article 10):

B-3 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

200[1][3]
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

40[4]

Side

25[4]

Rear

25[4]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

All Development

45[2][5]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5[1]
  1. [1]
    Where a lot is proposed to be rezoned to the B-3 District consistent with the Town Plan and the lot (a) does not contain 5 acres in area, and (b) is not contiguous to an established B-3 District, the minimum district size will not apply and minimum lot width shall be 100 feet.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F
  3. [3]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to reduce the required lot width, up to 50%, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout.
  4. [4]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to modify the required yards when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout; (2) the reduced setbacks will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties; (3) the reduced setbacks do not result in a reduction in the number of required on-site parking spaces. Modifications may not be approved when the area subject to the modification is adjacent to a residential district.
  5. [5]
    Multi-building developments, approved under a proffered concept development plan, may request an increase in the maximum building height, up to 50 feet, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that the increased building height will (1) not result in an increase in approved square footage shown on the proffered concept development plan; (2) facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties, (3) be proportional in scale and massing with other buildings within the development, (4) not create an adverse impact upon adjoining properties. Modifications may not be approved when the building being modified is adjacent to a residential district.
B-3 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

200[1][3]
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

40[4]

Side

25[4]

Rear

25[4]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

All Development

45[2][5]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5[1]
  1. [1]
    Where a lot is proposed to be rezoned to the B-3 District consistent with the Town Plan and the lot (a) does not contain 5 acres in area, and (b) is not contiguous to an established B-3 District, the minimum district size will not apply and minimum lot width shall be 100 feet.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F
  3. [3]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to reduce the required lot width, up to 50%, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout.
  4. [4]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to modify the required yards when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout; (2) the reduced setbacks will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties; (3) the reduced setbacks do not result in a reduction in the number of required on-site parking spaces. Modifications may not be approved when the area subject to the modification is adjacent to a residential district.
  5. [5]
    Multi-building developments, approved under a proffered concept development plan, may request an increase in the maximum building height, up to 50 feet, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that the increased building height will (1) not result in an increase in approved square footage shown on the proffered concept development plan; (2) facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties, (3) be proportional in scale and massing with other buildings within the development, (4) not create an adverse impact upon adjoining properties. Modifications may not be approved when the building being modified is adjacent to a residential district.
B-3 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

200[1][3]
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

40[4]

Side

25[4]

Rear

25[4]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

All Development

45[2][5]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5[1]
  1. [1]
    Where a lot is proposed to be rezoned to the B-3 District consistent with the Town Plan and the lot (a) does not contain 5 acres in area, and (b) is not contiguous to an established B-3 District, the minimum district size will not apply and minimum lot width shall be 100 feet.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F
  3. [3]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to reduce the required lot width, up to 50%, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout.
  4. [4]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to modify the required yards when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout; (2) the reduced setbacks will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties; (3) the reduced setbacks do not result in a reduction in the number of required on-site parking spaces. Modifications may not be approved when the area subject to the modification is adjacent to a residential district.
  5. [5]
    Multi-building developments, approved under a proffered concept development plan, may request an increase in the maximum building height, up to 50 feet, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that the increased building height will (1) not result in an increase in approved square footage shown on the proffered concept development plan; (2) facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties, (3) be proportional in scale and massing with other buildings within the development, (4) not create an adverse impact upon adjoining properties. Modifications may not be approved when the building being modified is adjacent to a residential district.
B-3 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

All Development

20,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

All Development

200[1][3]
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

40[4]

Side

25[4]

Rear

25[4]
  1. E.
    Maximum Building Height (feet)

All Development

45[2][5]
  1. F.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
5[1]
  1. [1]
    Where a lot is proposed to be rezoned to the B-3 District consistent with the Town Plan and the lot (a) does not contain 5 acres in area, and (b) is not contiguous to an established B-3 District, the minimum district size will not apply and minimum lot width shall be 100 feet.
  2. [2]
    See Sec. 10.4.5.F
  3. [3]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to reduce the required lot width, up to 50%, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout.
  4. [4]
    Multi-building developments approved under a proffered concept development plan may request to modify the required yards when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that (1) the resulting layout is in substantial conformance with the proffered layout; (2) the reduced setbacks will facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties; (3) the reduced setbacks do not result in a reduction in the number of required on-site parking spaces. Modifications may not be approved when the area subject to the modification is adjacent to a residential district.
  5. [5]
    Multi-building developments, approved under a proffered concept development plan, may request an increase in the maximum building height, up to 50 feet, when the applicant can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Zoning Administrator that the increased building height will (1) not result in an increase in approved square footage shown on the proffered concept development plan; (2) facilitate a structure that is harmonious and compatible with surrounding properties, (3) be proportional in scale and massing with other buildings within the development, (4) not create an adverse impact upon adjoining properties. Modifications may not be approved when the building being modified is adjacent to a residential district.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.6.1 Description

The B-4, Mixed-Use Business District is primarily intended to accommodate a range of uses, including office and residential uses and retail sales uses that serve a regional trade area. Secondary uses intended to serve employees and occupants of permitted office and employment uses (e.g., conference facilities, hotels and ancillary retail uses) may also be allowed. The district is generally appropriate for the optional use for Regional Office as designated in the Town Plan.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.6.2 Use Regulations

Uses are allowed in the B-4 District in accordance with the following table. A “P” in the second column of the table indicates that the use is permitted by-right, subject to compliance with all applicable standards of this Zoning Ordinance. An “S” or an “M” in the second column of the table indicates that the use may be allowed if reviewed and approved in accordance with the appropriate Special Exception or Minor Special Exception procedures of Sec. 3.4. For a summary of uses permitted in all zoning districts, see the Use Table in Sec. 9.2.

B-4 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 181.58
HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor StorageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.14
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.D 
Theater, indoorS Sec. 18.1.189
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
Institutional and Community Service Uses
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.62
School, publicM Sec. 18.1.63
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.65
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
DuplexS Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec 9.3.15Sec. 9.3.11
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)SSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)SSec. 9.3.25Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingS Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-4 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 181.58
HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor StorageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.14
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.D 
Theater, indoorS Sec. 18.1.189
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
Institutional and Community Service Uses
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.62
School, publicM Sec. 18.1.63
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.65
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
DuplexS Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec 9.3.15Sec. 9.3.11
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)SSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)SSec. 9.3.25Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingS Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-4 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 181.58
HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor StorageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.14
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.D 
Theater, indoorS Sec. 18.1.189
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
Institutional and Community Service Uses
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.62
School, publicM Sec. 18.1.63
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.65
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
DuplexS Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec 9.3.15Sec. 9.3.11
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)SSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)SSec. 9.3.25Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingS Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154
B-4 Uses
Use Use StandardsDefinition
Commercial Uses
Bank with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.14
Bank without drive-in facilityP Sec. 18.1.14
BrewpubPSec.9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
Brewpub with SiloSSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.20.1
MicrobreweryS/PSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
Car washSSec. 9.3.3Sec. 18.1.27
CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
Child care centerPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
Commercial InnP Sec. 18.1.86
Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
Convenience food storeSSec. 9.3.8Sec. 18.1.39
Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
Eating establishment with drive-in facilityS Sec. 18.1.55
Eating establishment without drive-in facilityPSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.55
Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
Emergency care facilityP Sec. 181.58
HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
Home occupationP Sec. 18.1.80
Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
Mailing ServicesP Sec. 18.1.102
OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
Outdoor StorageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
Parking structure, privateMSec. 9.3.18Sec. 18.1.135
Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
PharmacyP Sec. 18.1.139
Printing and/or publicationP Sec. 18.1.148
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
Retail centers under 100,000 square feet and/or retail usesP Sec. 18.1.158, Sec. 1.159
School, special instructionPSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
Service stationSSec. 9.3.24Sec. 18.1.169
Telecommunications Facility:
Antenna
PSec. 9.3.26.ASec. 18.1.7
Telecommunications Facility:
Power Mount Facilities on Existing Electric Transmission Towers
SSec. 9.3.26.A&CSec. 18.1.14
Telecommunications Facility:
Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
Temporary Mobile Land-Based
Telecommunications Testing Facility
PSec. 9.3.26.D 
Theater, indoorS Sec. 18.1.189
Vehicle and/or equipment service facilitySSec. 9.3.29Sec. 18.1.197
Vehicle sales and/or rental facilitySSec. 9.3.28Sec. 18.1.196
Veterinary hospitalSSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
ProductionP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
Research & DevelopmentP/SSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
Institutional and Community Service Uses
College or UniversityP Sec. 18.1.33
Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
LibraryP Sec. 18.1.89
Park, publicP  
Parking structure, publicM  
Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
Recreation facilityPSec. 9.3.21Sec. 18.1.156
School, general educationM Sec. 18.1.62
School, publicM Sec. 18.1.63
School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.65
U.S. Postal ServiceP Sec. 18.1.146
Residential Uses
DuplexS Sec. 18.1.49, Sec. 18.1.50
Multiple-family (6 or more dwelling units)MSec 9.3.15Sec. 9.3.11
Multiple-family (up to 5 dwelling units)SSec. 9.3.15Sec. 18.1.110
Single-family attached (townhouse)SSec. 9.3.25Sec. 18.1.172
Single-family detached dwellingS Sec. 18.1.171
Utility Uses
Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.154

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.6.3 Density/Intensity and Dimensional Standards

All development in the B-4 District shall be subject to the following standards (See also Article 10):

B-4 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

6,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,400

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000

All Other Development

80,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

50

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

24

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

200
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side (end units)

10

Rear

20
  1. E.
    Minimum Common Open Space (% of site area)
20
  1. F.

Residential

45

Nonresidential[1]

70
  1. G.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
  1. [1]
    Mixed-Use buildings (residential above non-residential) shall be permitted 70 feet maximum building height.
B-4 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

6,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,400

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000

All Other Development

80,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

50

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

24

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

200
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side (end units)

10

Rear

20
  1. E.
    Minimum Common Open Space (% of site area)
20
  1. F.

Residential

45

Nonresidential[1]

70
  1. G.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
  1. [1]
    Mixed-Use buildings (residential above non-residential) shall be permitted 70 feet maximum building height.
B-4 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

6,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,400

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000

All Other Development

80,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

50

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

24

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

200
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side (end units)

10

Rear

20
  1. E.
    Minimum Common Open Space (% of site area)
20
  1. F.

Residential

45

Nonresidential[1]

70
  1. G.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
  1. [1]
    Mixed-Use buildings (residential above non-residential) shall be permitted 70 feet maximum building height.
B-4 District Standards
  1. A.
    Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

Single-Family Detached

6,000

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

2,400

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

3,000

Duplex, Vertical

3,000

Duplex Horizontal

6,000

Multi-Family

10,000

All Other Development

80,000
  1. B.
    Minimum Lot Width (feet)

Single-Family Detached

50

Single-Family Attached (Interior Lots)

24

Single-Family Attached (Corner and End Lots)

30

Duplex, Vertical

30

Duplex, Horizontal

60

Multi-Family

100

All Other Development

200
  1. C.
None
  1. D.
    Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

Front

20

Side (end units)

10

Rear

20
  1. E.
    Minimum Common Open Space (% of site area)
20
  1. F.

Residential

45

Nonresidential[1]

70
  1. G.
    Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
None
  1. [1]
    Mixed-Use buildings (residential above non-residential) shall be permitted 70 feet maximum building height.

Effective on: 1/1/1901

6.6.4 Additional Standards

  • A.
    Mix of Uses. The following use mix standards are established in order to promote the intended mixed-use character of the B-4 District.
  • Use TypeMin. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)Max. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)
    Office5070
    Research & Development, Production and Warehouse/Distribution
    Commercial[1]015 or 15 acres whichever is less
    Residential01 dwelling unit per 5,000 square feet of nonresidential (gross) floor area
    Institutional, Community Service and Utilities00

    Note: The Town Council shall be authorized to waive the use mix requirements of this subsection and approve single use development in the B-4 District. In order to waive the requirements, the Town Council must determine that: (1) the subject parcel has an area of 50 acres or less and (2) the proposed development will contribute to the intended mixed-use character of the area within 1,500 feet of the subject site (considering existing and approved development in the area).

    1. [1]
      Commercial uses must support or supplement existing or concurrently developing employment or residential uses within 1,500 feet of the development site. Such uses may include, but are not necessarily limited to, lodging, conference facilities and retail/retail service uses that serve employees of and visitors to the primary employment uses of the site.
    Use TypeMin. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)Max. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)
    Office5070
    Research & Development, Production and Warehouse/Distribution
    Commercial[1]015 or 15 acres whichever is less
    Residential01 dwelling unit per 5,000 square feet of nonresidential (gross) floor area
    Institutional, Community Service and Utilities00

    Note: The Town Council shall be authorized to waive the use mix requirements of this subsection and approve single use development in the B-4 District. In order to waive the requirements, the Town Council must determine that: (1) the subject parcel has an area of 50 acres or less and (2) the proposed development will contribute to the intended mixed-use character of the area within 1,500 feet of the subject site (considering existing and approved development in the area).

    1. [1]
      Commercial uses must support or supplement existing or concurrently developing employment or residential uses within 1,500 feet of the development site. Such uses may include, but are not necessarily limited to, lodging, conference facilities and retail/retail service uses that serve employees of and visitors to the primary employment uses of the site.
    Use TypeMin. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)Max. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)
    Office5070
    Research & Development, Production and Warehouse/Distribution
    Commercial[1]015 or 15 acres whichever is less
    Residential01 dwelling unit per 5,000 square feet of nonresidential (gross) floor area
    Institutional, Community Service and Utilities00

    Note: The Town Council shall be authorized to waive the use mix requirements of this subsection and approve single use development in the B-4 District. In order to waive the requirements, the Town Council must determine that: (1) the subject parcel has an area of 50 acres or less and (2) the proposed development will contribute to the intended mixed-use character of the area within 1,500 feet of the subject site (considering existing and approved development in the area).

    1. [1]
      Commercial uses must support or supplement existing or concurrently developing employment or residential uses within 1,500 feet of the development site. Such uses may include, but are not necessarily limited to, lodging, conference facilities and retail/retail service uses that serve employees of and visitors to the primary employment uses of the site.
    Use TypeMin. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)Max. Gross Floor Area (pct of development)
    Office5070
    Research & Development, Production and Warehouse/Distribution
    Commercial[1]015 or 15 acres whichever is less
    Residential01 dwelling unit per 5,000 square feet of nonresidential (gross) floor area
    Institutional, Community Service and Utilities00

    Note: The Town Council shall be authorized to waive the use mix requirements of this subsection and approve single use development in the B-4 District. In order to waive the requirements, the Town Council must determine that: (1) the subject parcel has an area of 50 acres or less and (2) the proposed development will contribute to the intended mixed-use character of the area within 1,500 feet of the subject site (considering existing and approved development in the area).

    1. [1]
      Commercial uses must support or supplement existing or concurrently developing employment or residential uses within 1,500 feet of the development site. Such uses may include, but are not necessarily limited to, lodging, conference facilities and retail/retail service uses that serve employees of and visitors to the primary employment uses of the site.
    1. B.
      Development Phasing. Requests for B-4 zoning or site plan approval for development in the B-4 District shall be accompanied by a phasing plan that identifies the stages of development build-out. The phasing plan shall identify the sequence of development for all proposed land uses and include information regarding the phasing of internal and external traffic circulation systems, amenities, and utility improvements that will be constructed to support the proposed development. The applicant shall provide assurances that all the use categories will be constructed and that the project will, in fact, result in the type of multi-use development proposed. The Town Council may require performance guarantees or such other measures, as it deems reasonable and necessary to assure the proper phasing of development and to assure the provision of public amenities and public facilities upon completion of each phase or upon full development. At no time shall the number of residential uses exceed the maximum ratio established in Sec. [1]-A.

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    6.7.1 Description

    The I-1, Industrial/Research Park District is established solely to accommodate previously approved industrial/research park development and to permit reasonable development of lands within existing I-1 Districts until such time as those lands are rezoned to classifications that are consistent with the Town Plan. The I-1 District is not intended to be available for future rezonings, nor as a means of expanding the boundaries of existing I-1 Districts.

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    6.7.2 Use Regulations

    Uses are allowed in the I-1 District in accordance with the following table. A “P” in the second column of the table indicates that the use is permitted by-right, subject to compliance with all applicable standards of this Zoning Ordinance. An “S” or an “M” in the second column of the table indicates that the use may be allowed if reviewed and approved in accordance with the appropriate Special Exception or Minor Special Exception procedures of Sec. 3.4. For a summary of uses permitted in all districts, see the Use Table in Sec. 9.2.

    I-1 Uses
    Use Use StandardsDefinition
    Agricultural Uses
    FarmingP Sec. 18.1.63
    NurseryP Sec. 18.1.119
    StableP Sec. 18.1.176
    Commercial Uses
    Arts center, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.11
    AuditoriumP/SSec. 9.3.1.1Sec. 18.1.12.1
    CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
    Child care center, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center, ancillary to new office building onlyPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center as an accessory use in existing buildingsPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    College or universityP Sec. 18.1.33
    Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
    Dance Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.40.1
    Diagnostic laboratory, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.42
    Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
    Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
    Eating establishment without drive-in facilityMSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.54
    Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
    Electronic Data Storage CenterP Sec. 18.1.57
    Exercise Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.59.2
    Flex Industrial/Business ParkSSec. 9.8Sec. 18.1.64.1
    HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
    Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
    KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
    Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
    Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
    MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
    MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
    OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
    Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
    Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
    Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Antenna
    PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
    Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
    Printing and/or publication, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.148
    Recreation FacilityPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.156
    School, General Education, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.162
    School, Special Instruction, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Monopole
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
    P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Transmission Tower
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
    Temporary Mobile Land-Based
    Telecommunications Testing Facility
    PSec. 9.3.26 
    Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
    Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
    Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
    Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
    Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
    ProductionPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
    Research & DevelopmentPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
    Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
    Institutional and Community Service Uses
    Commuter Parking LotP/SSec. 9.3.5.1Sec. 18.1.32
    Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
    Fleet Storage, PublicSSec. 9.3.11.1Sec. 18.1.66.1
    Park, publicP  
    Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
    Place of Worship, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.141
    School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
    U.S. Postal ServiceS Sec. 18.1.146
    Utility Uses
    Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
    Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31

    Sec. 18.1.154

    I-1 Uses
    Use Use StandardsDefinition
    Agricultural Uses
    FarmingP Sec. 18.1.63
    NurseryP Sec. 18.1.119
    StableP Sec. 18.1.176
    Commercial Uses
    Arts center, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.11
    AuditoriumP/SSec. 9.3.1.1Sec. 18.1.12.1
    CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
    Child care center, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center, ancillary to new office building onlyPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center as an accessory use in existing buildingsPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    College or universityP Sec. 18.1.33
    Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
    Dance Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.40.1
    Diagnostic laboratory, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.42
    Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
    Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
    Eating establishment without drive-in facilityMSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.54
    Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
    Electronic Data Storage CenterP Sec. 18.1.57
    Exercise Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.59.2
    Flex Industrial/Business ParkSSec. 9.8Sec. 18.1.64.1
    HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
    Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
    KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
    Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
    Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
    MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
    MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
    OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
    Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
    Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
    Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Antenna
    PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
    Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
    Printing and/or publication, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.148
    Recreation FacilityPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.156
    School, General Education, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.162
    School, Special Instruction, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Monopole
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
    P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Transmission Tower
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
    Temporary Mobile Land-Based
    Telecommunications Testing Facility
    PSec. 9.3.26 
    Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
    Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
    Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
    Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
    Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
    ProductionPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
    Research & DevelopmentPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
    Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
    Institutional and Community Service Uses
    Commuter Parking LotP/SSec. 9.3.5.1Sec. 18.1.32
    Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
    Fleet Storage, PublicSSec. 9.3.11.1Sec. 18.1.66.1
    Park, publicP  
    Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
    Place of Worship, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.141
    School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
    U.S. Postal ServiceS Sec. 18.1.146
    Utility Uses
    Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
    Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31

    Sec. 18.1.154

    I-1 Uses
    Use Use StandardsDefinition
    Agricultural Uses
    FarmingP Sec. 18.1.63
    NurseryP Sec. 18.1.119
    StableP Sec. 18.1.176
    Commercial Uses
    Arts center, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.11
    AuditoriumP/SSec. 9.3.1.1Sec. 18.1.12.1
    CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
    Child care center, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center, ancillary to new office building onlyPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center as an accessory use in existing buildingsPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    College or universityP Sec. 18.1.33
    Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
    Dance Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.40.1
    Diagnostic laboratory, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.42
    Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
    Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
    Eating establishment without drive-in facilityMSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.54
    Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
    Electronic Data Storage CenterP Sec. 18.1.57
    Exercise Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.59.2
    Flex Industrial/Business ParkSSec. 9.8Sec. 18.1.64.1
    HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
    Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
    KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
    Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
    Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
    MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
    MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
    OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
    Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
    Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
    Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Antenna
    PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
    Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
    Printing and/or publication, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.148
    Recreation FacilityPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.156
    School, General Education, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.162
    School, Special Instruction, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Monopole
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
    P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Transmission Tower
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
    Temporary Mobile Land-Based
    Telecommunications Testing Facility
    PSec. 9.3.26 
    Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
    Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
    Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
    Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
    Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
    ProductionPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
    Research & DevelopmentPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
    Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
    Institutional and Community Service Uses
    Commuter Parking LotP/SSec. 9.3.5.1Sec. 18.1.32
    Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
    Fleet Storage, PublicSSec. 9.3.11.1Sec. 18.1.66.1
    Park, publicP  
    Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
    Place of Worship, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.141
    School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
    U.S. Postal ServiceS Sec. 18.1.146
    Utility Uses
    Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
    Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31

    Sec. 18.1.154

    I-1 Uses
    Use Use StandardsDefinition
    Agricultural Uses
    FarmingP Sec. 18.1.63
    NurseryP Sec. 18.1.119
    StableP Sec. 18.1.176
    Commercial Uses
    Arts center, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.11
    AuditoriumP/SSec. 9.3.1.1Sec. 18.1.12.1
    CatterySSec. 9.3.12.1Sec. 18.1.27.1
    Child care center, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center, ancillary to new office building onlyPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    Child care center as an accessory use in existing buildingsPSec. 9.3.4Sec. 18.1.29
    College or universityP Sec. 18.1.33
    Conference centerM Sec. 18.1.37
    Dance Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.40.1
    Diagnostic laboratory, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.42
    Doggy Day CareSSec. 9.3.12.2Sec. 18.1.43.2
    Doggy Day Care with Accessory KennelSSec. 9.3.12.2 
    Eating establishment without drive-in facilityMSec. 9.3.9Sec. 18.1.54
    Electric and/or plumbing supplySSec. 9.3.10 
    Electronic Data Storage CenterP Sec. 18.1.57
    Exercise Studio, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.59.2
    Flex Industrial/Business ParkSSec. 9.8Sec. 18.1.64.1
    HeliportS Sec. 18.1.77
    Hotel/motelM Sec. 18.1.83
    KennelSSec. 9.3.12Sec. 18.1.88
    Lumber and/or building material sales without outdoor storageP Sec. 18.1.101
    Lumber and/or building material sales with outdoor storageSSec. 9.3.13Sec. 18.1.101
    MicrobreweryPSec. 9.3.13.1Sec. 18.1.104.1
    MuseumP Sec. 18.1.111
    OfficeP Sec. 18.1.121
    Outdoor storageP/SSec. 9.3.17.2Sec. 18.1.127
    Outdoor storage, VehiclesS  
    Parking structure, privateM Sec. 18.1.135
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Antenna
    PSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.7
    Personal ServicesPSec. 9.3.19Sec. 18.1.168
    Printing and/or publication, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.148
    Recreation FacilityPSec. 9.3.2.1Sec. 18.1.156
    School, General Education, in existing building onlyS Sec. 18.1.162
    School, Special Instruction, in existing building onlySSec. 9.3.23Sec. 18.1.164
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Monopole
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.108
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Small Cells and/or Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
    P/SSec. 9.3.26.FSec. 18.1.43.1
    Telecommunications Facility:
    Transmission Tower
    SSec. 9.3.26Sec. 18.1.192
    Temporary Mobile Land-Based
    Telecommunications Testing Facility
    PSec. 9.3.26 
    Trade ContractorP Sec. 18.1.192.1
    Veterinary hospitalMSec. 9.3.30Sec. 18.1.198
    Research & Development, Production and Warehousing Uses
    Industrial, FlexPSec. 9.3.11.2Sec. 18.1.84
    Mini-warehouse facilitySSec. 9.3.14Sec. 18.1.105
    ProductionPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.150.1
    Research & DevelopmentPSec. 9.3.22Sec. 18.1.157
    Warehouse/DistributionSSec. 9.3.32Sec. 18.1.199, 18.1.43
    Institutional and Community Service Uses
    Commuter Parking LotP/SSec. 9.3.5.1Sec. 18.1.32
    Fire and/or rescue facilityP Sec. 18.1.64
    Fleet Storage, PublicSSec. 9.3.11.1Sec. 18.1.66.1
    Park, publicP  
    Place of worshipS Sec. 18.1.141
    Place of Worship, in existing building onlyP Sec. 18.1.141
    School, technicalS Sec. 18.1.165
    U.S. Postal ServiceS Sec. 18.1.146
    Utility Uses
    Public utility, majorSSec. 9.3.31Sec. 18.1.153
    Public utility, minorPSec. 9.3.31

    Sec. 18.1.154

    (Ord. 2023-O-009, April 25, 2023) 

    Section Comments

    By: Gigi Robinson

    Date: 2/2/2025

    With the removal of the PEC (HAHAHA employment Center) from the ZO, is the I-1 the only zoning district with Electronic Data Center allowed? Or will the IC (Innovation Center) also include Data Centers?

    Effective on: 4/25/2023

    6.7.3 Density/Intensity and Dimensional Standards

    All development in the I-1 District shall be subject to the following standards (See also Article 10):

    I-1 District Standards
    1. A.
      Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

    All Development

    40,000
    1. B.
      Minimum Lot Width (feet)

    All Development

    200
    1. C.
    None
    1. D.
      Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

    Front

    50

    Side

    20

    Rear

    20
    1. E.
      Maximum Building Height (feet)

    All Development

    50 not to exceed 4 stories
    1. F.
      Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
    5
    I-1 District Standards
    1. A.
      Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

    All Development

    40,000
    1. B.
      Minimum Lot Width (feet)

    All Development

    200
    1. C.
    None
    1. D.
      Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

    Front

    50

    Side

    20

    Rear

    20
    1. E.
      Maximum Building Height (feet)

    All Development

    50 not to exceed 4 stories
    1. F.
      Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
    5
    I-1 District Standards
    1. A.
      Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

    All Development

    40,000
    1. B.
      Minimum Lot Width (feet)

    All Development

    200
    1. C.
    None
    1. D.
      Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

    Front

    50

    Side

    20

    Rear

    20
    1. E.
      Maximum Building Height (feet)

    All Development

    50 not to exceed 4 stories
    1. F.
      Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
    5
    I-1 District Standards
    1. A.
      Minimum Lot Area (square feet)

    All Development

    40,000
    1. B.
      Minimum Lot Width (feet)

    All Development

    200
    1. C.
    None
    1. D.
      Minimum Yards/Setbacks (feet)

    Front

    50

    Side

    20

    Rear

    20
    1. E.
      Maximum Building Height (feet)

    All Development

    50 not to exceed 4 stories
    1. F.
      Minimum Zoning District Area (acres)
    5

    Effective on: 1/1/1901