[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
The purpose of the service revitalization "SR" regulations are to
encourage development of small non-residentially zoned parcels (less
than one (1) acre) by allowing for a greater variety of uses and building
types than would normally be permitted and allow greater flexibility
in site planning, so as to promote service oriented growth within
specified locations. It is intended that service revitalization developments
should be well integrated in terms of land use, functional systems,
and major design elements such as architecture, access and infrastructure.
Design standards should be supportive of a cohesive development while
accentuating the sense of community.
B.
Service revitalization development regulations provide the City with
flexibility in consideration of service oriented uses and enable it
to adjust development regulations to particular site conditions. Service
revitalization developments may be developed only in accordance with
approved site plans and conditions enumerated in ordinances for particular
developments.
C.
Unless specifically provided herein, the regulations and performance
standards pertaining to the Campus Office "CO" Zoning District apply
for all uses in the service revitalization developments.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
A service revitalization development may be established on a tract of land zoned Campus Office "CO" where the subject property is within one hundred (100) feet of the intersecting centerlines of two (2) roadways each of which are classified as a major street as defined in Section 405.080, which tract is under single ownership or management contract at the time of the application in the Campus Office "CO" Zoning District, upon a finding by the Board that the particular service revitalization development proposed:
1.
Would provide for use of the site in a manner compatible with
natural resources or other site conditions or with adjoining uses
or conditions;
2.
Would be consistent with good general planning practice and
with good site planning;
3.
Could be constructed and maintained in a manner that is not
detrimental to adjoining uses or the permitted uses of the zoning
districts;
4.
Would be visually compatible with the uses or development character
of the adjacent area; and
5.
Would be desirable to promote the general welfare of the City,
in accordance with this Article.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
A service revitalization development shall be deemed approved when:
1.
A PSDP for a service revitalization development is approved
by the Board of Aldermen after a report from the Planning and Zoning
Commission, and an ordinance setting forth the permitted uses, the
performance standards governing those uses, and other conditions of
development is enacted in accordance with this Chapter;
2.
A final site development plan is approved by the Planning Director
and recorded in the office of the St. Louis County Recorder of Deeds
in compliance with the Zoning Code and ordinance for the service revitalization
development; and
3.
All other applicable provisions of the Municipal Code are satisfied.
4.
Failure to comply with the time limits set forth herein, or
as extended by the Board, for presentation of a final site development
plan or for commencement of construction in accordance with the requirements
of this Zoning Code and the ordinance for the service revitalization
development shall result in the rescission by operation of law of
the ordinances approving the development or the preliminary site development
plan for the development.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015; Ord.
No. 4492, 2-28-2022]
B.
For lots greater than thirty-four thousand twenty (34,020) square
feet (seventy-five hundredths (0.75) acres) the following uses are
permitted:
1.
Commercial retail. These uses include both
retail uses and personal services including: banks and related drive-throughs
(and other financial institutions).
2.
Restaurants, provided they meet the standards of Section 405.625(A)(10) of the Code.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
All uses permitted as conditional uses, as indicated in Section 405.560 of this Chapter for the Campus Office "CO" Zoning District, if approved pursuant to the regulations of this Chapter concerning conditional uses and in accordance with the standards and procedures of Sections 405.180 through 405.220 of this Chapter.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
Location Of Bufferyards. Bufferyards are to be located
at the exterior perimeter of each development extending to the development
property line.
1.
When installation of the bufferyard would interfere with an
ongoing use of the property as required by easement or transfer of
rights to another party said bufferyard may be relocated, reduced
or eliminated for the affected section of the property line so as
not to interfere with said ongoing use.
2.
Bufferyards may not be located on a portion of an existing or
dedicated public or private street or right-of-way.
3.
Bufferyards may have a variable width but on average shall be
at least five (5) feet in width.
4.
No bufferyards shall be required along major streets.
5.
If an existing stormwater facility is located within an existing
bufferyard and the improvement requirements of the public utility
require modification to the existing facility, these improvements
shall be allowed upon review of specific conditions and with the approval
of the Board of Aldermen pursuant to these regulations.
6.
Bufferyards may have fences up to eight (8) feet in height made
of wood, composite material with wood appearance or masonry, in which
case they may extend to the property line.
B.
Determination Of Plant Units.
1.
A single plant unit for district bufferyards shall consist of
the total plantings designated in one (1) of the columns below:
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Plant Type
|
Alternative Plant Unit #1
|
Alternative Plant Unit #2
|
Alternative Plant Unit #3
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
Canopy tree
|
0
|
0.75
|
1
|
|
Understory tree
|
1
|
0.25
|
1
|
|
Shrubs/ornamental grasses
|
20
|
20
|
10
|
|
Evergreen
|
0
|
0
|
1
|
2.
Required plant materials for bufferyards shall be planted in
the following minimum sizes:
|
Canopy Trees
|
Understory Trees
|
Shrubs/ Ornamental Grasses
|
Evergreen
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
2" caliper
|
1.5" caliper
|
2' high
|
6' high
|
3.
In a service revitalization development where a bufferyard or
landscaping standard refers to plant units per acre or part thereof
or plant units per number of linear feet the number of plant units
or calculated fraction thereof is to be installed utilizing the entirety
of the property boundary in an effort to take advantage of unique
features and geometry.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
Each lot shall contain five (5) plant units, as defined in Section 405.1430(B), per acre or part thereof of non-wooded landscaped surface that exists on a lot in those areas not designated as parking areas or bufferyards.
B.
One (1) plant unit shall be planted per each two hundred (200) feet
of building perimeter.
C.
For every thirty-six (36) parking spaces, a parking lot shall contain three (3) plant units as defined in Section 405.1430(B) in landscaped areas.
D.
Adjoining entrance drives and circulation drives shall also contain one (1) plant unit as defined in Section 405.1430(B).
E.
The required landscape units for this Section can be calculated fractionally
for each required category with the sum of all fractional required
units to be applied to the entirety of the site.
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
All parking spaces shall be located behind the setback lines unless
indicated otherwise in this Chapter.
B.
Off-Street loading may be permitted within the rear or side lot line.
C.
Parking may be permitted within the street lot line with the provision
of a physical barrier between the provided parking and the street.
D.
All uses shall provide parking spaces as indicated below:
[Ord. No. 4492, 2-28-2022]
|
Use
|
No. of Spaces Based on Maximum Capacity
|
|---|---|
|
Bank and similar institution
|
4 per 1,000 square feet of GFA
|
|
Convenience store
|
4 per 1,000 square feet of GFA and 1 per each gas pump
|
|
Gasoline service station
|
4 plus 6 for each bay
|
|
General office
|
4 per 1,000 square feet of GFA
|
|
Restaurant, drive-in or drive-through
|
6 per 1,000 square feet of GFA
|
|
Restaurant, service
|
20 per 1,000 square feet of GFA
|
|
Restaurant, traditional
|
20 per 1,000 square feet of GFA
|
E.
Off-Street Loading Standards. Any use with a gross
floor area of six thousand (6,000) square feet or more must provide
off-street loading facilities in accordance with the requirements
specified below.
|
Gross Floor Area
In Square Feet
|
Number of Spaces Required
|
|---|---|
|
6,000 — 60,000
|
1
|
|
60,000 — 200,000
|
2
|
|
over 200,000
|
3
|
[Ord. No. 3907 §1, 6-22-2015]
A.
All uses and activities shall comply fully with the provisions of the following standards as a precondition of being permitted in a service revitalization development and be approved in accordance with the procedures for site plan review set forth in Section 405.260.
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1.
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Minimum lot area
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None
| |
|
2.
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Minimum setback from street(s)
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5 feet
| |
|
3.
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Minimum side yard setback
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20 feet
| |
|
4.
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Minimum rear yard setback
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20 feet
| |
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5.
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Minimum green space
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20%
| |
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6.
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Maximum building height
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2 story, up to 45 feet
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7.
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Maximum floor area per lot
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25%
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