Struthers City Zoning Code
TITLE SEVEN
Zoning Districts and Regulations
1121.01 DISTRICTS DESIGNATED; ZONING MAP.
In order to designate districts for the purposes of this Zoning Ordinance, the City is hereby divided into the following districts:
Districts
Residence A |
Commercial A |
Industrial A |
Residence B |
Commercial B |
Industrial B |
Residence C | ||
Residence C-1 |
The boundaries of such districts are hereby established as shown upon the map which is designated as the Zoning Map which is hereby made a part of this Zoning Ordinance and such Map and all notations, references and other information shown thereon shall be as much a part of this Zoning Ordinance as if the matters and information set forth by such Map were fully written and described herein; and except as provided, no building or structure shall be erected or altered, nor shall any building or premises be used for any purpose other than a use permitted in the district in which such building, structure or premises is located.
(1955 Code.§1121.01; Ord. 86-8363. Passed 11-19-86.)
1131.01 DISTRICT USES.
Within any Residence A District, no building, structure or premises shall be used or arranged or designed to be used in any part, except for one or more of the following specified uses:
(a) A detached dwelling for only one family or for one housekeeping unit, living and entering independently of any other family or unit.
(b) Two family dwelling; provided, however, that such permit shall be issued by the Zoning Commissioner only upon direction of the Board of Appeals.
(c) The taking of boarders or the leasing of rooms by a resident family; provided, however, that space for one roomer be allowed in any case and space for one additional roomer for each one hundred and fifty square feet by which the total floor area of the building exceeds six hundred and twenty-five square feet.
(d) Churches and other places of worship.
(e) Clubs, lodges, social and community center buildings, except those a chief activity of which is a gainful service or activity usually conducted as a business.
(f) Farms, truck gardens, nurseries and greenhouses.
(g) Institutions of an educational, religious or philanthropic character, other than correctional institutions.
(h) Hospitals or sanitariums, but not for contagious diseases nor for the care of epileptic or drug or liquor patients, nor for the care of the insane or feeble minded.
(i) Municipal recreational buildings, playgrounds and parks.
(j) Accessory uses customarily incident to any of the above permitted uses but not including the conduct of a business or industry or any driveway or walk giving access thereto.
(1) A private garage on the same lot, located not less than fifty feet from the front lot line, if a separate building, or in a suitable room within or attached to the dwelling to which it is accessory and in which garage, no business or industry is conducted. In the case of a corner lot, no wall of the garage shall be nearer a street line than the side line of the main building and it shall also be as far from the street lines as the line fixed by this Zoning Ordinance for buildings on adjoining lots or as near thereto as the width of the lot will permit. Garage space may be provided for two motor vehicles on any lot and garage space may be provided for each 2,500 square feet of area by which such lot area exceeds 5,000 square feet, but in any case not more than five motor vehicles shall be permitted. No part of any such garage shall be more than one story high nor shall any part of such building be used for residence purposes, except where such building is intended for use as a private garage with servants quarters therein, such building may be two stories in height but not exceeding twenty-five feet.
(2) The office or studio of a physician, dentist, musician or other like professional person may be located in the dwelling used by such professional person as his residence, provided there is no display visible from the street, nor signboard used to advertise such use except as provided in the Building Code.
(3) Customary home occupations such as millinery, dressmaking or hairdressing, provided there is no display of goods visible from the street and no exterior advertising except as provided in the Building Code and provided such occupation shall be carried on by a person only in the dwelling used by such person as his private residence, and provided that such occupation shall not occupy more than one-third of the floor area of his residence or apartment.
(4) Signs pertaining to the lease, sale or use of a lot or building may be placed thereon, provided the total area of all such signs does not exceed eight square feet, and provided further that on a lot occupied by a dwelling, the total area of signs placed on the lot or dwelling and pertaining to the use thereof or bearing the name or occupation of an occupant, shall not exceed one square foot for each family housed. A sign or bulletin board not exceeding twelve square feet in area may be erected upon the premises of a church or other institution for the purpose of displaying the named activities or services thereon provided.
(1955 Code. §1131.01)
1131.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REGULATIONS.
In any Residence A District, the following limitations and requirements shall apply:
(a) Height. No building shall exceed thirty-five feet or two and one-half stories in height. Churches, hospitals, schools or any other public building permitted to be constructed in a Residence A District, may be built to a height of seventy feet or six stories, provided any such building sets back from every street and lot line in addition to other yard and setback requirements herein specified one foot for each two feet of height of the building in excess of thirty-five feet.
(b) Rear Yards. There shall be a rear yard on every lot which shall have a minimum depth of twenty-four feet which shall be increased to twenty-eight feet for a two or a two and one-half story building.
(c) Side Yards. There shall be a side yard on each side of every building, other than an accessory building. The minimum width of any side yard shall be five feet. Except on corner lots at least one side yard shall be seven feet wide, provided, however, that on lots platted and recorded before the effective date of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949, which are forty feet or less in width, the minimum width of any side yard shall be ten percent of the width of the lot.
(d) Set-back. No building shall be erected, reconstructed or altered, so as to project in any manner beyond a line which is distant from the street line, the average distance therefrom of the buildings fronting on the same side of the street within the block, at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949. Where there were existing buildings at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949 on only one side of the street within the block, then the set- back line on the vacant side shall be the same as the improved side of the street within the block. Where there is no building fronting on either side of the street within the block, no new building shall be erected with its street wall or walls nearer than thirty feet to the street line; however, this provision does not include steps, uncovered porches and covered but unenclosed porches on the first story which do not extend more than ten feet beyond the front wall of the building. On a corner lot, the street frontages which are not opposite to the rear lot line shall be exempt from the above provisions.
(e) Lot Area Per Family. The minimum requirements as to lot area per family shall be as follows:
One family dwelling, 7,000 square feet per family.
Two family dwelling, 5,000 square feet per family.
(Ord. 4257. Passed 9-23-59.)
1133.01 DISTRICT USES.
Within any Residence B District, no building, structure or premises shall be used or arranged or designed to be used in any part, except for one or more of the following specified uses:
(a) Any use permitted in a Residence A District.
(b) Detached dwelling for not more than two families or two housekeeping units, or a double dwelling for not more than two families or units on each side of a party wall common to both halves of such building. A group of row houses of not more than eight units for one housekeeping unit each, provided that all rooms of such structure shall be adequately lighted by openings directly on either the front yard or rear yard.
(c) Cemeteries including any crematory therein.
(d) Accessory uses customarily incident to any of the above permitted uses but not including the conduct of a business or industry or any driveway or walk giving access thereto.
(1955 Code. §1133.01)
(1) A private garage on the same lot located not less than fifty feet from the front lot line, if a separate building, or in a suitable room within or attached to the dwelling to which it is accessory and in which garage no business or industry is conducted. In the case of a corner lot, no wall of the garage shall be nearer a street line than the side line of the main building and it shall also be as far from the street line as the line fixed by this Zoning Ordinance for buildings on adjoining lots or as near thereto as the width of the lot will permit.
Garage space may be provided for two motor vehicles on any lot and garage space may be provided for each 1,250 square feet of area by which such lot area exceeds 2,500 square feet. No part of such garage shall be more than one story high, nor shall any part of such building be used for residence purposes, except where such building is intended for use as a private garage with servant quarters therein. Such building may be two stories in height but not exceeding twenty-five feet.
(Ord. 96-9524. Passed 7-29-96.)
1133.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REGULATIONS.
In any Residence B District, the following limitations and requirements shall apply:
(a) Height. No building shall exceed thirty-five feet or two and one-half stories in height. Churches, hospitals, schools or any other public building permitted to be constructed in a Residence B District, may be constructed to a height of seventy feet or six stories, provided such building sets back from every street and lot line in addition to other yard and set-back requirements herein specified, one foot for each two feet height of the building in excess of thirty-five feet.
(b) Rear Yards. There shall be a rear yard on every lot which shall have a minimum depth of twenty-four feet which shall be increased to twenty-eight feet for a two or two and one-half story building.
(c) Side Yards. There shall be a side yard on each side of every building, other than an accessory building. The minimum width of any side yard shall be five feet. Except on corner lots at least one side yard shall be seven feet wide; provided, however, that on lots platted and recorded before the effective date of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949, which are less than forty feet in width, the minimum width of any side yard shall be ten percent of the width of the lot.
(d) Set-back. No building shall be erected, reconstructed or altered so as to project in any manner beyond a line which is distant from the street line the average distance therefrom of the buildings fronting on the same side of the street within the block at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949. Where there are existing buildings at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949, on only one side of the street within the block, then the set-back line on the vacant side shall be the same as the improved side of the street within the block. Where there is no building fronting on either side of the street within the block, no new building shall be erected with its street wall or walls nearer than twenty-five feet to the street line; however, this provision does not include steps, uncovered porches and covered but unenclosed porches on the first story which do not extend more than ten feet beyond the front wall of the building. On a corner lot, the street frontages which are not opposite to the rear, lot line, shall be exempt from the above provisions.
(e) Lot Area Per Family. The minimum requirements as to lot area per family shall be as follows:
One family dwelling, 6,000 square feet per family;
Two family dwelling, 3,600 square feet per family;
Three family dwelling, 3,600 square feet per family;
Four family dwelling, 3,600 square feet per family;
Row house, 3,600 square feet per family.
(Ord. 4257. Passed 9-23-59.)
1135.01 DISTRICT USES.
Within any Residence C District, no building, structure or premises shall be used or arranged or designed to be used in any part, except for one or more of the following specified uses:
(a) Any use permitted in a Residence B District.
(b) Hotels, dormitories, boarding houses, lodging houses and apartment or tenement houses, including accessory services therein, and funeral homes which do no ambulance work; provided, however, that such permit for a funeral home shall be issued by the Zoning Commissioner only upon direction of the Board of Appeals.
(c) Accessory uses customarily incidental to any of the above permitted uses but not including the conduct of a business or industry, or any driveway or walk giving access thereto.
(1) A private garage on the same lot, located not less than fifty feet from the front lot line, if a separate building, or in a suitable room within or attached to the dwelling to which it is accessory and in which garage no business or industry is conducted. In the case of a corner lot no wall of the garage shall be nearer a street line than the side line of the main building and it shall also be as far from the street line as the line fixed by this ordinance for buildings on adjoining lots or as near thereto as the width of the lot will permit. Garage space may be provided for two motor vehicles on any lot and garage space may be provided for each 1,000 square feet of area by which such lot area exceeds 2,000 square feet. These provisions shall apply to private stables, one horse being considered the equivalent of one motor vehicle. The above provisions shall not prevent the location of a garage within an apartment building or within a contiguous building if on the same lot and entirely underground, permitting the storage of one car for each apartment in the building. (1955 Code. § 1135.01)
1135.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REGULATIONS.
In any Residence C District, the following limitations and requirements shall apply:
(a) Height. No building shall exceed seventy feet or six stories in height. Towers may be erected above such height, provided any such tower does not exceed one hundred and fifty feet or twelve stories in height above the ground level, and providing further that any such tower sets back from every street and lot line in addition to other yard and set-back requirements, herein specified, one foot for each three feet of height in excess of seventy feet.
(b) Rear Yards. There shall be a rear yard on every lot which shall have a minimum depth of twenty feet which shall be increased by four feet for each additional story of the building above the second story.
(c) Side Yards. There shall be a side yard on each side of every building, other than an accessory building. The minimum width of any side yard shall be five feet which shall be increased by two feet for each additional story above the second story.
(d) Set-back. No building shall be erected, reconstructed or altered so as to project in any manner beyond a line which is distant from the street line the average distance therefrom of the buildings fronting on the same side of the street within the block at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949. Where there were existing buildings at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949 on only one side of the street within the block, the set-back line on the vacant side shall be the same as the improved side of the street within the block. Where there is no building fronting on either side of the street within the block, no new building shall be erected with its street wall or walls nearer than twenty-five feet to the street line; however, this provision does not include steps, uncovered porches and covered but unenclosed porches on the first story which do not extend more than ten feet beyond the front wall of the building. On a corner lot, the street frontages which are not opposite to the rear lot line, shall be exempt from the above provisions.
(e) Lot Area Per Family. The minimum requirements as to lot area per family shall be as follows:
One family dwelling, 3,500 square feet.
Two family dwelling, 2,000 square feet.
Row house, 1,250 square feet.
(1955 Code. §1135.02)
1136.01 DISTRICT USES.
(a) For the purpose of this chapter:
(1) "Independent living facility" means a facility for those elderly people who are ambulatory.
(2) "Elderly person" means a person age fifty-five years or older.
(3) "Elderly couples" means those people legally married and living as husband and wife, at least one of which is fifty-five years of age or older.
(b) Within any Residence C-1 District, no building, structure or premises shall be used, arranged or designed to be used in any part, except for one or more of the specified uses:
(1) Any use permitted in a Residence C-1 District only.
(2) Dormitories, four plex and above to provide independent living facilities for an elderly person or elderly couples.
(3) In the event the building is not used for the purpose specified in C-1 classification for a period of one year as approved by Council, it shall revert back to the original zoning classification.
(4) Adjacent parking facilities shall be available and provided for the residents on an adjacent or abutting property of spaces to be determined by Section 1161.03.
(Ord. 86-8363. Passed 11-19-86.)
1136.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REGULATIONS.
In any Residence C-1 District, the following limitations and requirements shall apply:
(a) Height. No building shall exceed seventy feet or four stories in height.
(b) Side Yard. There shall be a side yard on each side of every building other than an accessory building and the minimum width of any side yard shall be five feet, which shall be increased by two feet for each additional story above the second story. (Ord. 86-8363. Passed 11-19-86. )
1136.03 REAR YARD.
There shall be a rear yard on every lot, which shall have a minimum depth of sixteen feet for a one-story building, increasing to twenty feet for a two-story building.
(Ord. 86-8363. Passed 11-19-86.)
1136.04 SETBACK.
No building shall be erected, reconstructed or altered so as to project in any manner beyond a line which is distant from the street line the average distance therefrom of the buildings fronting on the same side of the street within the block at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949. Where there are existing buildings at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816, passed January 5, 1949, on only one side of the street within the block, then the setback line on the vacant side shall be the same as the improved side of the street within the block. Where there is no building fronting on either side of the street within the block, no new building shall be erected with its street wall or walls nearer than twenty-five feet to the street line; however, this provision does not include steps, uncovered porches and covered unenclosed porches on the first story which do not extend more than ten feet beyond the front wall of the building. On a corner lot, the street frontages which are not opposite to the rear lot line shall be exempt from the above provisions.
(Ord. 86-8363. Passed 11-19-86.)
1136.05 PRIVATE LIVING SPACE PER UNIT.
The minimum requirements as to private living space per unit shall be as follows:
One-person unit: 100 square feet
Two-person unit: 150 square feet
This does not include communal living space used by all residents.
(Ord. 86-8363. Passed 11-19-86.)
1137.01 DISTRICT USES.
Within a Commercial A District no building, structure or premises shall be used or
arranged or designed to be used in any part for any of the following specified uses:
(a) Aluminum, brass, copper, iron or steel foundry or works.
(b) Assaying other than gold or silver.
(c) Blacksmith or horse-shoeing shop.
(d) Bleaching, dry cleaning or dyeing plant.
(e) Bottling works.
(f) Coal, coke or wood yard.
(g) Contractors plant or storage yard.
(h) Flour or grain mill or elevator.
(i) Forge or foundry works.
(j) Ice manufacture or storage of more than twenty tons of ice.
(k) Loading and transfer stations for municipal wastes and motor freight and transfer stations.
(l) Lumber yard.
(m) Milk bottling or distributing station.
(n) Public garage or stable; provided, however, that a public garage or stable may be erected under the following conditions.
(1) No repair facilities are maintained on the front portion of the lot or in the front portion of the first story of the building within twenty-five feet of the street.
(2) No entrance or exit shall be within twenty-five feet of a residence district or within fifty feet of any school, public playground, church, hospital, public library or institution for dependents or for children.
(o) Stone yard.
(p) Storage of petroleum or its derivatives above the ground in excess of one hundred and fifty gallons, or any gasoline filling, oiling or greasing station where any appliance for any such purposes is located within twelve feet of any street or within fifty feet of any residence district, except with twenty-five percent of the total floor space building and distance at least twelve feet from any entrance or exit.
(q) Saw, planing or woodworking mill.
(r) Steam railroad yard or round house.
(s) Yeast manufacture.
(t) Any further industry or use which creates corrosive, toxic or noisome fumes, gas, smoke or odors or obnoxious dust or vapor or offensive noise or vibration.
(u) Any other fabricating, manufacturing, treating, converting, altering, finishing or assembling or any use prohibited in the Building Code.
(1955 Code. §1137.01)
1137.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REQUIREMENTS.
In a Commercial A District, the following limitations and requirements shall apply:
(a) Height. No building shall exceed thirty-five feet or two and one-half stories in height. Churches, hospitals, schools or any other public building may be built to a height of seventy feet or six stories, providing any such building sets back from every street and lot line in addition to any other yard and set-back requirements herein specified, one foot for each two feet of height of the building above thirty five feet.
(b) Rear Yards. There shall be a rear yard on every lot which shall have a minimum depth of sixteen feet for a one story building, increasing to twenty feet for a two story building.
(c) Set-back. No building shall be erected, reconstructed or altered so as to project in any manner beyond a line which is distant from the street line the average distance therefrom of the buildings fronting on the same side of the street within the block at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816 passed January 5, 1949. Where there are existing buildings at the time of the passage of Ordinance 2816 passed January 5, 1949 on only one side of the street within the block, then the set-back line on the vacant side shall be the same as the improved side of the street within the block. Where there is no building fronting on either side of the street within the block, no new building shall be erected with its street wall or walls nearer than twenty-five feet to the street line; however, this provision does not include steps, uncovered porches and covered unenclosed porches on the first story which do not extend more than ten feet beyond the front wall of the building. On a corner lot, the street frontages which are not opposite to the rear lot line, shall be exempt from the above provisions.
(d) Side Yards. There shall be a side yard on each side of every building or portion of a building used as a dwelling, which side yard shall have a minimum width of five feet.
(e) Courts. Where a building is designed with a commercial use on the first floor and with living quarters on the second floor an outer court may be substituted on the second floor for a side yard for the portion of the building more than two rooms in depth, providing such outer court is in width not less than eight percent of the width of the lot but in no case shall such outer court be less than four feet wide. Wherever any room in which people live or sleep cannot be adequately lighted and ventilated from a street, rear yard, side yard or outer court, an inner court must be provided. Such inner court shall be not less than eight feet wide and it shall be not less in length than twice its width.
(1955 Code. §1137.02)
1139.01 DISTRICT USES.
Within a Commercial B District, no building structure or premises shall be used or arranged or designed to be used for any use specified in Section 1137.01, except that any manufacturing, fabricating, altering, converting, assembling or finishing not prohibited in Section 1137.01, may be carried on, provided not more than twenty-five percent of the total floor space of the building is so used; further excepting from the provisions of this section the use of Struthers City Lot No. 2249 and Struthers City Lot No. 2250 as more fully defined and outlined in subsection (h) hereof.
(a) Not more than twenty-five percent of the total floor space of the building shall be used for manufacturing purposes; however, soft drink or milk bottling under the terms of this section shall not be considered as manufacturing.
(b) No soft drink or milk bottling is to be maintained on the front portion of the lot or in the front portion of the first story of the building within twenty-five feet of the building line.
(c) Loading and unloading of all trucks or wagons shall be within the building or buildings.
(d) No entrance or exit shall be within fifty feet of a residence district or within two hundred feet of any school, public playground, church, hospital, public library or institution for dependents or children, which is located within the square.
(e) All machinery used shall be electrically driven.
(f) Smoke producing fuel shall be prohibited.
(g) Plants which produce offensive or obnoxious odors shall not be permitted.
(h) Bleaching, dry cleaning or dyeing plants may be constructed on Struthers City Lot No. 2249 and Struthers City Lot No. 2250.
(1955 Code. §1139.01)
1139.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REQUIREMENTS.
In a Commercial B District, the following limitations and requirements shall apply:
(a) Height. No building shall be built to a height exceeding one and one-half times the width of the street upon which the building abuts. Buildings may exceed the above height limit, providing the portion of the building greater than one and one-half times the width of the street is set back from every street and lot line, one foot for each three feet of height in excess of one and one-half times the width of the street. The height limitations of a wider street shall govern for a distance of one hundred and twenty feet along a narrower intersecting street, measured at right angles to such wider street.
(b) Side Yards. There shall be a side yard on each side of every building or portion of a building used as a dwelling. The minimum width of any such side yard shall be five feet which shall be increased three feet for each additional story above two stories.
(c) Courts. An outer court may be substituted for a side yard providing every room in which people live or sleep can be adequately lighted and ventilated from such court. Such outer court shall be in width not less than eight percent of the width of the lot, which court width shall also be at least three inches for every foot of height of the highest wall abutting such court. Such court shall be not less in length than twice its width. Wherever any room in which people live or sleep cannot be adequately lighted and ventilated from a street, rear yard, side yard or outer court, an inner court must be provided which inner court shall be not less than eight feet wide nor less than three inches in width for every foot of height of the highest wall abutting such court. Such inner court shall be not less in length than twice its width.
(d) Rear Yard. Dwellings shall have a rear yard, the minimum depth of which shall be sixteen feet, increasing four feet for each additional story above the first story.
(e) Set-back. No building shall be erected, reconstructed or altered so as to project any portion of the building above the curb grade, beyond the lines as designated on the Map, "Building Line Map for Commercial B, Industrial A and Industrial B Districts." Such Map and all notations or references shown thereon shall be as much a part of this Zoning Ordinance as if the notations and information shown thereon was fully written and described herein.
(1955 Code. §1139.02)
1141.01 DISTRICT USES.
Within an Industrial A District no building, structure or premises shall be used or
arranged or designed to be used in any part for any of the following specified uses:
(1) Acetylene gas manufacture in excess of fifteen pounds pressure per square inch.
(2) Ammonia, bleaching powder or chlorine manufacture.
(3) Asphalt manufacture or refining.
(4) Auto wrecking.
(5) Brick, tile or terra cotta manufacturing.
(6) Celluloid manufacture, treatment or storage.
(7) Creosote treatment or manufacture.
(8) Disinfectant or insecticide manufacture.
(9) Distillation of bones, coal, tar or wood.
(10) Dyestuff manufacture.
(11) Fat rendering.
(12) Gas (heating or illuminating) manufacture or storage, except where such gas is to be entirely consumed on the same premises.
(13) Glue, gelatin or size manufacture.
(14) Incineration or reduction of dead animals, garbage, offal or refuse, other than garbage, offal or refuse accumulated and consumed without odor on the same premises.
(15) Lamp black manufacture.
(16) Lime, cement or plaster of Paris manufacture.
(17) Match manufacture.
(18) Oilcloth or linoleum manufacture.
(19) Pickle, sausage, sauerkraut or vinegar manufacture.
(20) Paint, oil, varnish or turpentine manufacture.
(21) Refining of petroleum or other inflammable liquids.
(22) Rubber manufacture from crude materials.
(23) Soda ash, caustic soda and washing compound manufacture.
(24) Slaughtering of animals.
(25) Smelting.
(26) Soap manufacture.
(27) Stock yards.
(28) Storage or baling of scrap paper, rags or junk.
(29) Sulphurous, sulphuric, nitric or hydrochloric acid manufacture.
(30) Tallow, grease or lard manufacture or refining.
(31) Tanning or curing of leather raw hides or skins or storage of raw hides or skins.
(32) Tar distillation or manufacture.
(33) Tar roofing or tar waterproofing manufacture.
(34) Any other trade, industry or use, that is injurious, noxious or offensive by reason of the emission of odor, dust, fumes, smoke, noise or vibration.
(1955 Code. §1141.01)
1141.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REQUIREMENTS.
The limitations imposed in Section 1139.02 shall apply to all buildings erected in an Industrial A District.
(1955 Code. §1141.02)
1143.01 DISTRICT USES.
In an Industrial B District the land may be used and building erected for any purpose except those which by ordinance or law are excluded from within the corporate limits.
(1955 Code. §1143.01)
1143.02 HEIGHT AND BULK REQUIREMENTS.
The limitations imposed in Section 1139.02 shall apply to all buildings erected in an
Industrial B District.
(1955 Code. §1143.02)