Woodlawn City Zoning Code
CHAPTER 1276
I-P INDUSTRIAL PARK DISTRICT
§ 1276.01 PURPOSE.
The purpose of the I-P District is to provide for the development of the properties along Springfield Pike to promote and to maximize the general and economic welfare of Woodlawn and to create an environment that encourages quality economic development, allowing a mixture of retail and office uses.
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)
§ 1276.02 PRINCIPAL PERMITTED USES.
The following uses are permitted as of right in the I-P District:
Residential Uses | Public and Semi-Public Uses | Commercial Uses |
None | Public and semi-public uses | Development and research facilities |
Distribution center | ||
Light industrial in accordance with the performance standards of § 1296.15 | ||
Professional, business or administrative offices | ||
Storage warehouses | ||
Truck transfer terminal |
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)
§ 1276.03 ACCESSORY PERMITTED USES.
In an I-P District, accessory uses, buildings or other structures customarily incidental to any permitted or conditionally permitted uses may be established, erected or constructed. Accessory uses may include the following and shall conform to the regulations of Chapter 1296, Provisions Relating to All Districts:
(a) Fences and walls six feet in height or less.
(b) More than one principal building on property.
(c) Outdoor storage.
(d) Sheds or other utility-type buildings.
(e) Signs subject to Chapter 1292.
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)
§ 1276.04 CONDITIONAL PERMITTED USES.
In an I-P District, the following uses shall be permitted only if specifically authorized by the Planning Commission in accordance with § 1254.08, Conditional Use Permit:
Residential Uses | Public and Semi-Public Uses | Commercial Uses |
Residential Uses | Public and Semi-Public Uses | Commercial Uses |
None | None | Garden center or greenhouse |
Medical or dental laboratories | ||
Motor vehicle service station and body shops | ||
Retail business; if accessory and subordinate to the principal permitted use and occupying no more than 35% of the total building or lot | ||
Self storage warehouse facility | ||
Sexually oriented business | ||
Training center | ||
Mobile food vending operations | ||
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013; Ord. 31-2024, passed 12-10-2024)
§ 1276.05 LOT DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS.
The following development standards shall apply to lots located within the I-P District:
Minimum lot area | 1-1/2 acres (65,340 square feet) |
Maximum lot coverage | 80% all uses |
Minimum lot width at frontage | 100 feet all uses |
Minimum front yard setback | 40 feet all uses |
50 feet for properties fronting on Glendale Milford Road | |
Minimum side yard setback | 25 feet; 50 feet sum of side yard widths |
Minimum rear yard setback | 20 feet for all uses |
40 feet if property abuts the West Fork of the Mill Creek | |
Maximum building height | 75 feet for principal structures |
25 feet accessory structures | |
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)
§ 1276.06 MINIMUM OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS.
Off-street parking requirements shall be as regulated in Chapter 1294, Off-Street Parking and Loading.
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)
§ 1276.07 SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS.
Signage requirements shall be as regulated in Chapter 1292, Signs and Outdoor Advertising.
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)
§ 1276.08 LANDSCAPE AND BUFFER REQUIREMENTS.
Landscape and buffer requirements shall be as regulated in Chapter 1295, Screening and Landscaping.
(Ord. 17-2013, passed 9-24-2013)