Stanton City Zoning Code
§ 9.04.010
Local Retail District regulations.
(a)
Use regulations.
The land and buildings shall be used only for the following purposes:
(1)
Any use permitted in the Single-Family-1 District
(2)
Offices of professional or administrative nature which provide services only, such as doctors, architects, engineers, real estate, bank and similar offices.
(3)
Studios of artists, photographers, musicians, and radio or television stations.
(4)
Bakery (retail only).
(5)
Cafeteria or restaurant (no drive-ins).
(6)
Cleaning pick-up station and pressing shop.
(7)
Bowling alley, billiard hall or indoor theater.
(8)
Personal services such as barber or beauty shop, tailor, shoe repair, travel agent or health studio.
(9)
Drugstore.
(10)
Gasoline service station (not including major automobile repair garage).
(11)
Florist or garden shop (retail sales only).
(12)
Automatic laundry.
(13)
Custom shops for the making and selling of articles on the premises, such as handicraft or drapery shops.
(14)
Grocery stores.
(15)
Hotels and motels.
(16)
Retail stores offering consumer goods for sale and displaying these goods within the building itself. Those uses specifically mentioned in "GC" and "I" shall not be included in the LR Local Retail District.
(17)
Advertising signs for the purpose of advertising goods or services offered within the building. The sign may be attached to the building, freestanding, or similar fixed type, but must not have flashing or intermittent lighting
(18)
Photo developing - see Customary home occupations.
(19)
Licensed day care center.
(20)
Automobile sales and services, not including wrecking and salvage.
(21)
Building material sales.
(22)
Laundry and cleaning plants
(23)
Job printing.
(24)
Newspaper printing.
(25)
Furniture and appliance storage and repair, inside a building only.
(26)
Wholesale office and sample room.
(27)
Small appliance storage and repair shops - see Customary home occupations.
(28)
Contractor's or carpenter's shops and storage areas.
(29)
Liquor stores.
(30)
Establishments selling or dispensing alcoholic beverages for either on-premise or off-premise consumption.
(b)
Area regulations.
The following minimum lot area, dimensions and yards, as well as maximum lot coverage, must be observed.
(1)
For residential uses there shall be a minimum lot area of four thousand eight hundred (4,800) square feet. Local retail uses have no minimum lot area requirements.
(2)
The minimum average depth of a lot for residential use shall be (100) feet. There is no minimum depth for local retail uses.
(3)
The minimum average width of a lot for residential use shall be forty (40) feet. There is no minimum width for local retail uses.
(4)
There shall be a front yard having a minimum depth of twenty-five (25) feet for residential usage. There shall be no front yard required for local retail uses.
(5)
For residential uses there shall be two (2) side yards. On a corner lot, the side yard setback on the street shall be at least ten (10) feet from the property line. All interior side yard setbacks shall be at least five (5) feet from the property line. When a local retail use is adjacent to a residential, the side yard shall be no less than ten (10) feet. For local retail uses no side yard is required.
(c)
Height regulations.
No building shall exceed two and one-half (2-1/2) stories or thirty-five (35) feet in height. Signs may be as tall as fifty (50) feet.
(d)
Parking regulations.
One (1) space for each dwelling unit for residential uses. Retail and service sales use, one (1) space per two hundred (200) square feet of floor space. Office, professional and administrative, one (1) space per four hundred (400) square feet of floor space. Restaurants, cafeterias and theaters shall have one (1) space per six (6) seats.
(Ordinance 1053 adopted 6/11/1984)