[Amended 10-1-1991 by L.L. No. 3-1991; 7-21-1992 by L.L. No. 2-1992]
No building or premises shall be used in whole
or in part for any purpose other than the following:
A.
Principal uses.
(2)
Lodging house.
(3)
Public library or museum.
(4)
Federal, state, county or municipal building primarily
devoted to administrative functions.
(5)
Church, synagogue or other house of worship.
(6)
Parish house, Sunday school or school of religious
instruction for students excused from public school for such purpose.
(7)
Parochial or other religious school; private school.
(8)
Business or vocational school.
(9)
Retail store.
(10)
Personal service store, studio or art gallery.
(11)
Shop for custom work.
(12)
Office or office building.
(13)
Bank or financial institution.
(14)
Restaurant, with or without bar, but excluding a fast-food
restaurant.
(15)
Access drives, parking and amenities accessory to
multifamily houses in an adjacent Residence M-1 District.
[Added 12-1-1998 by Ord. L.L. No.
4-1998]
(16)
Building containing residential and nonresidential
uses, provided that nonresidential uses shall be confined to the first
or second story, shall be provided with access to the street that
is separate from that of any residential uses in the same building,
and shall not have access to the residential uses.
[Added 5-6-2003 by L.L. No. 3-2003]
A.
The following uses require a special permit by the
Board of Appeals:
(1)
Parking area or public garage open to the general public, with or without the payment of rent or charges for parking, pursuant to Article XVII.
(2)
Filling station, provided that such use shall be prohibited
within 1,000 feet of any filling station existing or for which a building
permit has been issued or within 300 feet of a public, parochial or
private school, a general medical or surgical hospital or any place
of public assembly with a capacity of 100 seats or more.
(3)
Service station.
(4)
Theater or other place of public assembly for more
than 50 persons.
(5)
Club.
(6)
Research institute or laboratory.
(7)
Adult uses, provided that such uses shall be prohibited
within 500 feet of the boundary of any residence district.
(8)
Veterinary hospital.
[Added 5-18-1993 by L.L. No. 1-1993]
[Amended 5-6-2003 by L.L. No. 3-2003]
There shall be a lot area of not less than 5,000
square feet for an exclusively residential use or, except as specified
hereinafter, a mixed residential and nonresidential use and 2,500
square feet for a mixed residential and nonresidential use on a corner
lot or for an exclusively nonresidential use.
There shall be a lot width of not less than
50 feet for an exclusively residential use or a mixed residential
and nonresidential use and 25 feet for an exclusively nonresidential
use.
The lot coverage shall not exceed 70% of the
lot area for an exclusively residential building or for any story
of a building devoted to a residential use and 81% of the lot area
for any story of a building devoted exclusively to a nonresidential
use.
[Amended 5-6-2003 by L.L. No. 4-2003]
Yards with the minimum dimensions specified
in this section shall be provided on each lot:
A.
Front yard.
(2)
All other uses: four feet, except that if the Board
of Trustees finds that a smaller or larger front yard is required
for reasons of consistency with the front yard(s) of adjacent building(s),
it may reduce or increase the required front yard.
B.
Side yards.
(1)
Single-family or two-family detached dwelling: 10
feet.
(2)
All other uses: Except on a corner lot, no side yards
shall be required, but if provided, any side yard shall have a width
of not less than 10 feet. On a corner lot, there shall be a side yard
along the side street line, and such side yard shall have a width
of not less than four feet, except that if the Board of Trustees finds
that a smaller or larger side yard is required for reasons of consistency
with the front or side yard(s) of adjacent building(s), it may reduce
or increase the required side yard.
C.
Rear Yard: 15 feet.
There shall be a lot area of not less than 1,600
square feet per dwelling unit, including any living quarters provided
by the owner for employees necessary to the maintenance of the building.
There shall be no living quarters in the basement
or cellar of any building or below the level of any portion of a building
devoted to a nonresidential use. The residential use of any story
of a building which is also devoted to nonresidential uses shall be
permitted only if such residential use is provided with a separate
access from the street.