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Zoning Ordinance

July 14, 2021 edition. Later amendments are not incorporated into this copy. Municipal source ↗ · Download full document · Markdown

ContentsPage 85 — 2. Access Points for Collector Streets (also called primary collector streets):

Page 85 — 2. Access Points for Collector Streets (also called primary collector streets):

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access with either adjacent property or access onto a frontage road. If this is not feasible, one single access point may be allowed.

2. Access Points for Collector Streets (also called primary collector streets):

In the absence of a frontage road, all lots less than 300 feet in width shall have no more than one (1) point of access to any one public street. For lots with over 300 feet of frontage, additional access points shall be allowed provided they are spaced at least 300 feet apart from each other and from the first access point.

3. Access Points for Minor Streets (also called local streets):

All lots of less than 100 feet shall have no more than one (1) point of access to the minor street. For lots with over 100 feet of frontage, additional access points shall be allowed provided they are spaced at least 100 feet apart from each other and from the first access point. (Frontage Roads shall also be considered Minor Streets in order to provide the most lenient access provisions to developers who construct these beneficial facilities.)

4.02. ACCESSORY USE REGULATIONS

The uses of land, buildings, and other structures permitted in each of the districts established by this ordinance are designated by listing the principal uses. In addition to such principal uses, accessory uses are also permitted in each district. Each accessory use shall:

1. Be customarily incidental to the principal use established on the same lot.

2. Be subordinate to and serve such principal use.

3. Be subordinate in area, intent, and purpose of such principal use.

4. Contribute to the comfort, convenience, or necessity of users of such principal use.

4.03. OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS.

Off-street automobile storage or standing space shall be provided on each lot upon which any of the following uses are hereinafter established. One (1) passenger vehicle space, regardless of parking lot design, shall be determined as two hundred (200) square feet of parking space (dimensions of 10’ x 20’) and such space shall be provided with vehicular access to a street or alley. The number of parking spaces provided shall meet the minimum requirements and shall not exceed the maximum requirements for the specific uses as set forth below:

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