(a)   Single-family dwelling, provided that no dwelling shall contain less than 1,000 sq. feet of floor space.

   (b)   Farming or gardening.

   (c)   Condominiums, schools, libraries, museums, parks, playgrounds, community centers, government buildings, and places of worship when approved by the Planning Commission after a public hearing.

      (Ord. 1998-2. Passed 3-9-98.)

   (a)   A private garage on the same lot or within the building to which it is accessory and in which garage no business or industry is conducted. Garage space may be provided for no more than two motor vehicles on any lot, except that for each two-thousand five-hundred (2500) sq. feet of lot area in excess of six thousand (6000) sq. feet, space for one additional motor vehicle may be provided. Only one commercial vehicle of not more than one-half (1/2) ton rated capacity may be kept, parked, stored or housed at or on any lot. No part of any garage shall be used for residence purposes, except that domestic servants of the occupant of the principal building may have quarters in such garage.

   (b)   The office or studio of a physician, dentist, lawyer, engineer, architect, beautician, musician, real estate agent, insurance agent or other like professional person may be located in the dwelling used by such professional person as a residence; provided no more than two (2) rooms or one-half (1/2) the floor area of one story of such residence is devoted to such use; provided further, that there is no display visible from the street, nor sign board used to advertise such use except as permitted in paragraph (b) of this section.

   (c)   Customary home occupations carried on in the residence of the occupant and not in an accessory building; provided no more than two (2) rooms or one-half (1/2) the floor area of one story is devoted to such uses; provided further, that there is no display visible from the street, nor sign board used to advertise such use except as permitted in Section 1151.03.
(Ord. 1989-7. Passed 7-27-89.)

   (a)   A private garage on the same lot or within the building to which it is accessory and in which garage no business or industry is conducted. Garage space may be provided for no more than two motor vehicles on any lot, except that for each 1500 square feet of lot area in excess of 5,000 square feet, space for one additional motor vehicle may be provided. Only one commercial vehicle of not more than one ton rated capacity may be kept, parked, stored or housed at or on any lot and such commercial vehicle must be kept, parked, stored or housed within an enclosed garage. No part of any garage shall be used for residence purposes, except that domestic servants of the occupant of the principal building may have quarters in such garage.

   (b)   The office or studio of a physician, dentist, lawyer, engineer, architect, beautician, musician, real estate agent, insurance agent or other like professional person may be located in the dwelling used by such professional person as a residence; provided no more than two rooms or one-half the floor space of one story of such residence is devoted to such use; provided further, that there is no display visible from the street, nor sign board used to advertise such use except as permitted in Section 1153.03.

   (c)   Customary home occupations carried on in the residence of the occupant and not in an accessory building; provided no more than two rooms or one-half the floor area of one story is devoted to such use; provided further, that there is no display visible from the street, nor sign board used to advertise such use except as permitted in Section 1153.03.

   (a)   Two-family dwellings and apartment houses; two parking spaces for each dwelling unit.

   (b)   Uses permitted under Section 1157.01 (d) through (g) provided that two accessible parking spaces shall be provided for each 200 square feet of floor area or fraction thereof greater than one-half.

   (c)   Uses permitted under Section 1157.01(h); one parking space for each four seats provided for customers.

   (d)   All parking areas required hereunder shall be provided with an evenly graded paved or stabilized surface; drainage shall not be permitted onto adjoining premises; illumination shall not be of such height, direction or intensity as to cause undue glare visible from the Residential District; physical barriers shall be provided so as to prevent vehicles from encroaching from the parking areas into required set-back spaces or into a side yard adjacent to a Residence District.

   (e)   No change of use shall be permitted unless the new use provides the required number of spaces under this section.

      (Ord. 1989-7. Passed 7-27-89; Ord. 2018-06. Passed 9-10-18.)

   (a)   Any use permitted in residential district.

   (b)   Any use permitted in business and commercial districts except the restriction of Section 1157.01(l) are excluded.

   (c)   Amusement and recreation: Assembly hall, bowling alley, dance hall, pool and billiards, theater, card room, or other social or recreation center.

   (d)   Railroad or bus passenger stations.

   (e)   Public garages, or service stations, or lots or garages for the sale of new or used motor vehicles, when approved by the Planning Commission, and when used and maintained in conformity with any conditions specified in such approval.

   (f)   The manufacture, compounding assembly or treatment of articles or merchandise from the following previously prepared materials; aluminum, bone, cellophane, canvas, cloth, cork, feather, felt, fiber, fur, glass, hair, horn, leather, paper, plastics, precious or semi-precious metals or stones, or shell, rubber, tin, tobacco, wood (excluding saw mills), tars and paint not involving a boiling process.

   (g)   The manufacture, compounding, processing, packing or treatment of such products as candy, cosmetics, drugs, perfumes, pharmaceuticals, toiletries, and food products except the rendering or refining of fats and oils.

   (h)   The manufacture of pottery or figurines or other similar ceramic products, using only previously pulverized clay, and kilns fired only by electricity or gas.

   (i)   Foundry casting light-weight metal and not causing noxious fumes or odors.

   (j)   Lumber yards for retail lumber sales.

   (k)   Planing Mill.

   (l)   Coal yards, brick and tile yards, for retail sales.

   (m)   Contractors yards and storage facilities; provided however, that all equipment, tools and facilities shall be neatly arranged or stored or kept within a suitable building.

   (n)   Machine shop, or other metal working shop, excluding drop hammers and other noise producing machinery.

   (o)   Grain elevators where approved by the Planning Commission after public hearing and when used and maintained in conformity with any special conditions specified in such approval. Provided however, that if such places or improvements are permitted by the Planning Commission after public notice and public hearing under appropriate safeguards and such special conditions as such Planning Commission deems necessary, such use and buildings must be appropriately located and designed.

      (Ord. 1989-7. Passed 7-27-89; Ord. 2018-06. Passed 9-10-18.)

   (a)   Manufacture of goods for retail sale on the premises where less than twenty percent of the total floor space is so used and where no noise, vibration, odor, smoke, dust, heat or glare is created that is perceptible at any boundary line of the lot on which the principal use is located.

   (b)   Repair of goods where obnoxious characteristics are controlled as provided for in subsection (a) hereof.

   (c)   Parking vehicles owned by customers, clients, patients or employees.

   (d)   Storage of supplies and merchandise within an enclosed building.

   (e)   Signs beyond the setback line provided:

      (1)   They are not illuminated with excessive brightness or glare; and

      (2)   A.   They either pertain only to the sale or lease of the property on which the sign is located; or

         B.   The subject matter includes the name of the principal business on the premises and is directly connected with that business; and

      (3)   They do not exceed twenty-five square feet in size.

         (Ord. 1989-7. Passed 7-27-89.)

   (a)   Two-family dwellings and apartment houses; two parking spaces for each building unit.

   (b)   Retail stores and uses permitted under Section 1159.01(d); one parking space for each 100 square feet of floor space or fraction thereof greater than one-half.

   (c)   Uses permitted under Section 1159.01(e); one parking space for each four seats provided for customers.

   (d)   All parking areas required hereunder shall be provided with an evenly graded, paved or stabilized surface; drainage shall not be permitted onto adjoining premises; illumination shall not be of such height, direction or intensity as to cause undue glare visible from the Residential Districts; physical barriers shall be provided to prevent vehicles from encroaching from the parking area into required setback spaces or into a side yard adjacent to a Residence District.

   (e)   No change of use shall be permitted unless the new use provides the required number of spaces under this section. A use existing at the time of the adoption of this Zoning Code, and which is deficient in the parking space required under this section, may, however, change to any other permitted use that does not increase the deficiency.