The purpose of the C-3 zone is to provide areas in the county for commercial uses, warehousing and wholesale business.

(Prior code § 22-28-1)

Commercial developments in the C-3 zone over one acre must follow the conditional use permit procedure pursuant to Sections 19.84.020 through 19.84.130 of this title.

(Prior code § 22-28-2)

Permitted uses in the C-3 zone include:

— Accessory uses and buildings customarily incidental to permitted uses;

— Addressograph shop;

— Air conditioning and ventilating equipment sales and repair;

— Antique shop without outside display;

— Archery shop and range, providing the use is conducted within a completely enclosed building;

— Art needlework shop;

— Art shop and/or artist supply;

— Athletic goods store;

— Automobile service center, which is limited to tune-ups, lubrication and oil change, front end alignment, brake repair and muffler repair, providing there is no outside storage of parts or materials;

— Automobile service station;

— Awning sales and repair;

— Baby formula service; baby diaper service; babysitter agency;

— Bakery;

— Bank;

— Barbershop;

— Beauty shop;

— Bicycle shop;

— Blueprint and/or photostating;

— Bookstore; bookbinding;

— Bowling alley;

— Bus terminal;

— Cafeteria; catering establishment;

— Candy store; confectionery;

— Carbonated water sales;

— Carpet and/or rug cleaning;

— Class A beer outlet;

— Class B beer outlet;

— Clothes cleaning, dyeing;

— Clothing stores;

— Coal and fuel sales office;

— Copy service;

— Costume rental;

— Dairy;

— Dancehall;

— Department store;

— Delicatessen;

— Dog and cat kennel and/or groomery: Boarding is limited to a maximum of twenty-one days and must be within a completely enclosed air-conditioned sound proofed building with no outside runs. Noise from the animals shall not be audible at the property line;

— Dog training, provided all training is within a completely enclosed building;

— Dramatics school;

— Drapery and/or curtain store;

— Dressmaking;

— Drive-in refreshment stand;

— Drugstore;

— Dry goods store;

— Egg candling and sales;

— Electrical and heating appliances and fixture sales and repair;

— Employment agency;

— Film exchange;

— Five-and-ten cent store;

— Fix-it shop;

— Flooring or floor repair shop;

— Florist shop;

— Fountain equipment supply;

— Frozen food lockers;

— Fruit or fruit juice store; fruit and/or vegetable stand;

— Fur sales, storage and/or repair;

— Furniture sales and/or repair;

— Gift shop;

— Greenhouse and/or nursery; plant materials; soil and lawn service;

— Grocery;

— Gunsmith;

— Gymnasium;

— Hardware store;

— Health food store;

— Hobby and/or crafts shop;

— Home day care/preschool, subject to Section 19.04.293;

— Honey extraction;

— Hospital supplies;

— House cleaning and repair; house equipment display;

— Ice cream shop; ice cream manufacture;

— Ice manufacture, storage, and retail and wholesale sales;

— Insulation sales;

— Interior decorating store;

— Janitorial service;

— Jewelry store;

— Key and lock service;

— Laboratory;

— Laundry; laundry, automatic self-help type; laundry agency;

— Leather goods sales;

— Linen shop;

— Luggage sales;

— Machine tool sales;

— Manicuring, pedicuring, and electrolysis of hair;

— Medical and dental clinic;

— Milk distributing station and sale of dairy products;

— Millinery store;

— Mobile lunch agency;

— Monument sales;

— Motorboat sales;

— Music store;

— Newsstand;

— Notions store;

— Novelty shop;

— Numismatic shop; gold, silver and platinum dealer;

— Office, business or professional; office supply; office machines sales and repair;

— Oil burner shop;

— Optometrist and/or oculist;

— Ornamental iron, sales only;

— Painter and/or paint store;

— Pawnshop;

— Pest extermination and control office;

— Pet shop;

— Photography shop and/or sale of photographic supplies;

— Plumbing shop;

— Popcorn and/or nut shop;

— Printing, lithographing and/or publishing shop;

— Radio and television sales and repair; radio and television station;

— Railway express;

— Residential facility for elderly persons;

— Restaurant;

— Roofing sales;

— Safe sales;

— Sales and storage of pipe;

— Secondhand store;

— Sewing machine shop;

— Shoe shop; shoeshine shop; shoe repair shop;

— Sign-painting shop;

— Stationery and greeting card sales;

— Tailor shop;

— Tanning studio;

— Taxidermist;

— Taxi stand;

— Tire shop;

— Theater, indoor;

— Tobacco shop;

— Towel and linen supply service;

— Travel bureau;

— Upholstery shop;

— Variety store;

— Veterinary;

— Wallpaper store;

— Warehouse, storage; wholesale business;

— Weatherstripping shop.

(Ord. 1323 § 2 (part), 1995; Ord. 1200 § 5 (part), 1992; Ord. 1179 § 5 (part), 1992; Ord. 1170 § 4, 1991; Ord. 1169 § 4, 1991; Ord. 1165 § 2, 1991; Ord. 1164 § 2, 1991; 1986 Recodification; §§ 1 (part) and 2 (part) of Ord. passed 3/20/85: (part) of Ord. passed 4/22/82; prior code § 22-28-3)

Conditional uses in the C-3 zone include:

— Agency for the sale or rental of new or used motor vehicles, trailers or campers;

— Ambulance service;

— Animal hospital;

— Apartments for elderly persons;

— Arcade, not to be located within a one thousand foot distance, via the most direct pedestrian route, of the property line of any school or private educational institution having an academic curriculum similar to that ordinarily given in public schools. For purposes of measuring distance, a pedestrian route shall not include a route which requires crossing a physical barrier such as a fence, canal or freeway, or include trespassing across private property;

— Assembly of medical supplies;

— Athletic club and/or health club;

— Automobile repair shop, including body and fender work, tire recapping and/or vulcanizing; automatic automobile wash;

— Baking, ice cream making and/or candymaking;

— Bath and massage (every massage technician shall be licensed by the state);

— Bed and breakfast inn, which may include a restaurant and conference meeting rooms;

— Bottling works, soft drinks;

— Boxing arena;

— Building material sales;

— Carpenter shop; cabinet shop;

— Cemetery, mortuary, etc.;

— Check cashing, provided that each check cashing business shall be located a minimum distance of six hundred feet from any other similarly licensed facility;

— Class C beer outlet;

— Class C fireworks store;

— Construction of buildings to be sold and moved off the premises;

— Day care/preschool center;

— Electronic instruments assembling;

— Golf course;

— Hatchery;

— Home day care/preschool, subject to Section 19.04.293;

— Home occupation;

— Hospital;

— Hotel and apartment hotel;

— Impound lot, providing:

A.

A solid visual barrier fence or masonry wall with a minimum height of six feet shall be constructed on all sides.

B.

No dismantling or demolition of automobiles or other vehicles shall be conducted on the premises.

— Indoor firearms and/or archery range;

— Knitting mill;

— Liquor store;

— Lumberyard;

— Machinery installation and servicing;

— Mobile home park;

— Mobile store provided it meets the following requirements:

A.

A location on improved property including a main building with paved parking, and landscaping, curb, gutter and sidewalk if required by the county.

B.

A maximum display area of one hundred square feet outside the portable structure, a minimum of ten feet behind the property line, not on landscaped areas, and not obstructing access to the property.

C.

Compliance with the sign ordinance.

D.

The structures comply with the yard requirements of the zone.

E.

The mobile store including display area shall not be located within the clear view of intersecting streets.

F.

Written approval from the property owner to locate on the site.

— Monument works;

— Motel;

— Multiple dwelling; group dwelling;

— Nightclub or social club;

— Outdoor chemical toilet rental;

— Package agency;

— Parking lot;

— Planned unit development;

— Private nonprofit locker club;

— Private post office box service;

— Private school;

— Public and quasi-public use;

— Rail transit mixed-use, provided it meets the following requirements:

A.

The planning commission shall determine the density based on the specific development proposal, site location and surrounding land uses.

B.

The property is located within one-quarter mile of a rail station.

C.

Buildings and impervious areas shall not cover more than eighty percent of the site.

D.

Commercial uses shall only occupy the first floor of buildings fronting a public street.

E.

Office uses shall be allowed on the first and second floor of buildings fronting on a public street.

F.

Parking is not allowed between the building and the public street.

G.

The front yard setback shall be fifteen feet and the side and rear yards shall be twenty feet minimum. Corner lots are deemed to have two front yards.

H.

The front yard setback is the build-to-line. At least fifty percent of the front elevation of the building must be built within ten feet of the build-to-line or as approved by the planning commission.

I.

The planning commission shall determine the amount of parking required based on projected transit usage and other guidelines found in Section 19.80.090, "Planning Commission Exceptions."

J.

All development in the rail transit mixed-use area shall conform to the Rail Transit Mixed-Use Development Guidelines adopted by the planning commission. The planning commission has the authority to modify or waive guidelines as necessary during development review.

— Reception center and/or wedding chapel;

— Recreation, commercial;

— Reiki business provided it meets the following requirements:

A.

Hours of operation shall be between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

B.

Each practitioner that is not an employee of the business licensee shall have a Salt Lake County business license.

C.

Neither clients nor practitioners shall appear on the premises in a state of nudity or semi-nudity as defined in the Sexually Oriented Business Chapter of Title 5 of this Code; and

D.

The premises shall not be used for any conduct that violates Section 58-47b-501 of the Utah Massage Therapy Practice Act (2013) or sexual conduct that violates Title 76 of the Utah Criminal Code.

— Rent-all stores;

— Resource recycling collection point provided it meets the following requirements:

A.

A location on improved property including a main building with paved parking, and landscaping, curb, gutter and sidewalk if required by the county.

B.

All material shall be contained within an enclosed container.

C.

The structures or bins comply with the yard requirements of the zone.

D.

Written approval from the property owner to locate on the site.

E.

Maintenance of the site in a clean, neat and orderly manner.

— Restaurant liquor license;

— Seed and feed store;

— Sexually oriented business;

— Shared parking;

— State store;

— Swap meets and flea markets within drive-in theaters or enclosed buildings;

— Temporary buildings for uses incidental to construction work, including living quarters for a guard or night watchman, which buildings must be removed upon completion or abandonment of the construction work. If such buildings are not removed within ninety days upon completion of construction and thirty days after notice, the buildings will be removed by the county at the expense of the owner;

— Theaters, outdoor, providing:

A.

A solid fence or masonry wall with a minimum height of six feet shall be constructed on all sides.

B.

Driveways and parking areas shall be provided with properly maintained dustless surfaces.

C.

Automobile off-street storage areas for automobiles awaiting entrance to the theater shall have a capacity of at least fifteen percent of the number of automobile parking spaces provided inside the theater.

D.

Minimum area for a single-screen theater shall be ten acres; minimum area for a two-screen theater shall be twelve acres.

— Transfer company;

— Used car lot.

(Ord. No. 1779, § VI, 1-6-2015; Ord. 1639 § 3, 2008; Ord. 1574 § 2 (part), 2005: Ord. 1416 § 2 (part), 1998; Ord. 1331 § 6, 1996; Ord. 1228 § 3 (part), 1993; Ord. 1198 § 7 (part), 1992; Ord. 1188 § 2 (part), 1992; Ord. 1179 § 6 (part), 1992; Ord. 1170 §§ 2 (part), 6 (part), 1991; Ord. 1136 § 5, 1990; Ord. 1042 §§ 3 (part), 6 (part), 1988; Ord. 1008 § 3 (part), 1987; 1986 Recodification; § 3 (part) of Ord. passed 3/20/85; (part) of Ord. passed 4/18/84; (part) of Ord. passed 12/22/82; (part) of Ord. passed 3/3/82; prior code § 22-28-4)

The uses specified above in this chapter and the C-3 zone shall be permitted only under the following conditions:

A.

All manufacturing shall be done wholly within completely enclosed buildings.

B.

All uses shall be free from objections because of odor, dust, smoke, noise, vibration, or other causes.

(Prior code § 22-28-5)

In the C-3 zone:

A.

Multiple and/or Group Dwellings. The minimum lot area shall be not less than five thousand square feet for the first separate dwelling structure, with three thousand square feet for each additional separate dwelling structure, and with seven hundred fifty square feet additional for each additional dwelling unit in excess of one dwelling unit in each separate dwelling structure;

B.

Other Buildings and Structures. None.

(Prior code § 22-28-6)

In the C-3 zone:

A.

Multiple and/or Group Dwellings. The minimum width of any lot shall be fifty feet at a distance twenty-five feet back from the front lot line;

B.

Other Buildings and Structures. None.

(Prior code § 22-28-7)

In C-3 zones:

A.

Multiple and/or Group Dwellings. The minimum depth of the front yard for dwellings and for private garages which have a minimum side yard of eight feet shall be twenty-five feet, or the average of the existing buildings where fifty percent or more of the frontage is developed, but in no case less than fifteen feet. Other private garages and all accessory buildings other than private garages shall be located at least six feet in the rear of the main building.

B.

Other Buildings and Structures. None.

(§ 4 of Ord. passed 2/1/84: prior code § 22-28-9)

In the C-3 zone:

A.

Multiple and/or Group Dwellings. The minimum side yard for any dwelling shall be eight feet, and the total width of the two required side yards shall be not less than eighteen feet, except that dwelling structures over thirty-five feet in height shall have one foot of additional side yard on each side of the building for each two feet such structure exceeds thirty-five feet in height. The minimum side yard for a private garage shall be eight feet, except private garages and other accessory buildings located at least six feet in the rear of the main building shall have a minimum side yard of not less than one foot, provided that no private garage or other accessory building shall be located closer than ten feet to a dwelling on an adjacent lot. On corner lots, the side yard which faces on a street for both dwellings and accessory buildings shall be not less than twenty feet, or the average of existing buildings where fifty percent or more of the frontage is developed, but in no case less than fifteen feet, or be required to be more than twenty feet.

B.

Other Buildings and Structures. None, except that wherever a building is located upon a lot adjacent to a residential zone or agricultural zone boundary, there shall be provided a side yard of not less than ten feet on the side of the building adjacent to the zone boundary line, and on corner lots the side yard which faces on a street shall be not less than twenty feet.

(Prior code § 22-28-8)

In the C-3 zone:

A.

Multiple and/or Group Dwellings. The minimum depth of the rear yard for any dwelling shall be thirty feet, and for accessory buildings one foot, provided that on corner lots which rear upon the side yard of another lot, accessory buildings shall be located not closer than ten feet to such side yard;

B.

Other Buildings and Structures. None, except that on corner lots which rear upon the side yard of another lot in a residential or agricultural zone, the minimum rear yard shall be ten feet.

(Prior code § 22-28-10)

No building or structure in the C-3 zone shall contain more than six stories, or exceed seventy-five feet in height, and no dwelling structure shall contain less than one story.

(Ord. 1102 § 27, 1990: prior code § 22-28-12)

In the C-3 zone, no building or group of buildings, with their accessory buildings, shall cover more than sixty percent of the area of the lot.

(Prior code § 22-28-11)

The allowable density for planned unit developments, multiple dwellings and dwelling groups shall be determined by the planning commission on a case by case basis, taking into account the following factors: recommendations of county and non-county agencies; site constraints; compatibility with nearby land uses; and the provisions of the applicable general plan. Notwithstanding the above, the planning commission shall not approve a planned unit development with density higher than the following:

(Ord. 1574 § 2 (part), 2005)

* Where supported by the community general plan, and found by the planning commission to be compatible with land uses in the vicinity, multi-family residential development which incorporates innovations of design, amenities and features, may be approved by the planning commission for higher densities than shown above, but shall in no case be higher than 32.0 units per acre.