[Ord. No. 636 Zoning Art. VII §701, 2-7-1968]
A.
Characteristics. This district is established to meet the
needs of Davis Creek and tributaries to carry abnormal flows of water
in time of flood to prevent encroachments into the district which
will unduly increase flood heights and damage, and to prevent the
loss of life and excessive damage to property in the area of greatest
flood hazard, as may exist prior to the construction of adequate flood
control measures.
B.
Special Provisions. No building permit shall be issued for
the construction of any structure or any use or change of use within
the district until plans for such construction or use have been submitted
to the Commission subject to approval by the City's Engineer. In its
review of plans submitted the Commission shall be guided by the following
standards, keeping in mind that the purpose of this district is to
prevent encroachment into the floodway which will unduly increase
flood heights and endanger life and property:
1.
Any uses permitted shall be a type not appreciably damaged by floodwaters.
2.
Any structures permitted shall be designed, constructed and placed
so as to offer the minimum obstruction to the flow of water.
3.
Where, in the opinion of the Commission, there is need for topographical
data, engineering studies or other information to determine the effects
of flooding on a proposed structure or use or the effect of the structure
or use on the flow of water, the Commission may require the applicant
to submit such information.
4.
The granting of approval of any structure or use shall not constitute
a representation, guarantee or warranty of any kind or nature by the
City of Mound City or the Commission, or by any officer or employee
of either thereof, of the practicality or safety of any structure
or use proposed and shall create no liability upon or cause action
against such public body, officer or employee for any damage that
may result pursuant thereto.
5.
Upon submission to the Commission of evidence to the effect that
adequate area-related flood control measures have been installed,
subject to the approval of the City's Engineer, the Commission shall
initiate a change of zone petition to bring respective land parcels
into conformity with adjacent zone district(s) on the respective sides
of the watercourse(s).
C.
Permitted Uses. In the "A-1" Flood Plain District, the following
restrictions shall prevail prior to the installation of adequate flood
prevention measures on an area-related basis:
1.
Along floodable portions of Davis Creek, no structural development
shall be permitted within one hundred (100) feet of either side of
the centerline of said major watercourse, excluding road and railroad
bridges and utilities all subject to the approval of the City's Engineer.
2.
Along floodable portions of tributaries to Davis Creek as shown on
the Zoning Map, as amended, no structural development shall be permitted
within fifty (50) feet of either side of the centerline of said minor
watercourses, excluding road and railroad bridges and utilities all
subject to the approval of the City's Engineer.
3.
A non-structural land use allowable in the abutting zone district(s)
on the respective side of the watercourse(s) shall be permitted.
[Ord. No. 636 Zoning Art. VII §702, 2-7-1968]
A.
Permitted Uses. In the "A-2" Agricultural District, building
structures and land shall be used only for the following purposes:
1.
Agricultural uses, farming, livestock raising, and other agricultural
activities commonly required for the operation of a farm.
2.
Livestock feedlots and sale barns, kennels and veterinary establishments,
but not nearer than one thousand (1,000) feet to any zoned residential
district, incorporated area or dwelling other than the dwelling of
the lessee or owner of the site.
3.
Single-family dwellings.
4.
Customary incidental home occupations.
5.
Public buildings and publicly owned parks, playgrounds and community
centers.
6.
Public works and public utility facilities, such as transformer stations,
pumping stations, water towers and telephone exchanges.
7.
Cemeteries and golf courses.
8.
Airports and airplane landing fields.
9.
Accessory buildings, structures or uses subordinate and customarily
incident to and located on the same lot with any of the foregoing
principal uses.
[Ord. No. 636 Zoning Art. VII §703, 2-7-1968; Ord. No. 861 §6(703 — 703.3), 8-11-1994]
A.
"R-1" Permitted Uses. Within the "R-1" Residential District,
a building or premises shall be used only for the following purposes:
1.
Single-family conventionally constructed dwellings and modular dwellings.
2.
Two-family conventionally constructed dwellings and modular dwellings.
3.
Multi-family conventionally constructed dwellings and modular dwellings.
4.
Group homes. No group home shall be located within
two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet of another group home. The
exterior appearance of the home and property shall be in reasonable
conformance with the general neighborhood standards. Group homes shall
be eleemosynary or not-for-profit in nature.
5.
Boarding and lodging houses not intended as tourist accommodations;
provided however, that tourist accommodations commonly known as "bed
and breakfast" houses shall be permitted.
6.
Public or private parks, playgrounds, community centers, libraries,
clubs or lodges, and similar recreational or entertainment facilities
operated on a non-commercial or non-profit basis.
7.
Hospitals, convalescent or nursing homes, and medical clinics, excluding
veterinary hospitals.
8.
Churches, Sunday schools and other places of worship.
9.
Public and parochial schools.
10.
No-impact home-based businesses as defined in Section 405.070 of the City Code are permitted within any dwelling within this District.
[Ord. No. 1352 (Bill
No. 5-9-2023), 5-9-2023]
11.
Customary general agricultural uses, such as greenhouses and truck
gardens, which are incidental to the residential use and conducted
on a non-commercial basis.
12.
Mortuary or funeral homes.
13.
Public works and public utility facilities such as transformer stations,
pumping stations, water towers and telephone exchanges.
14.
Accessory buildings, structures or uses subordinate and customarily
incidental to the foregoing principal uses, provided that they are
located in the same lot and not less than five (5) feet from any lot
line.
[Ord. No. 636 Zoning Art. VII §704, 2-7-1968; Ord. No. 861 §7(704), 8-11-1994]
A.
Permitted Uses. In the "C-1" Commercial District, buildings,
structures and land shall be used only for the following purposes:
1.
Any use permitted within the "R-2" Residential District.
2.
Retail businesses, such as hardware, paint and lumber stores, general
merchandise stores, department stores, apparel stores, furniture stores,
drug stores, grocery stores, eating and drinking establishments, liquor
stores, antique shops, jewelry stores, office supply stores, music
shops, sporting goods stores, book, stationery, magazine, candy and
tobacco shops and florists, but not excluding similar retail outlets.
3.
Business services, such as banks, credit unions, loan companies and
other financial institutions, real estate and insurance agencies,
utility offices, newspaper office and professional offices.
4.
Personal services, such as barbershops, beauty salons, photographic
studios, launderettes, tailor, dressmaking, millinery and dry cleaning.
5.
Repair services, such as radio, television and appliance shops, plumbing
shops, carpenter shops, upholstery shops and shoe repair shops.
6.
Medical clinics, excluding veterinary hospitals.
7.
Hotels, motels and tourist accommodations.
8.
Eating and drinking establishments.
9.
Theaters.
10.
Billiard and pool halls.
11.
Bakeries and creameries, where the products are sold exclusively
at retail on the premises.
12.
Commercial recreation and entertainment, such as drive-in theaters,
bowling alleys, dance halls, skating rinks and golf or baseball driving
ranges.
13.
Automotive sales and services, such as filling or service stations,
commercial or repair garages, new and used car dealers and automotive
supplies, provided they are completely within an enclosed building
or structure.
14.
Automobile washing establishments.
15.
Farm equipment sales and services, including implement dealers, irrigation
equipment and other farm machinery, provided they are completely within
an enclosed building or structure.
16.
Wholesale trade, warehousing and commercial storage completely within
an enclosed building or structure.
17.
The open storage, parking or sale of vehicles, machinery and trailers, building materials and supplies and wholesale, warehousing and commercial goods, subject to the regulations outlined in Article X "Exceptions and Modifications".
18.
Public and private parking lots.
19.
Transportation terminals.
20.
Public works and public utility facilities, such as transformer stations,
pumping stations, water towers and telephone exchanges.
21.
Accessory uses and buildings that are clearly incidental to the permitted
use and that will not create a nuisance or hazard to life or property.
[Ord. No. 636 Zoning Art. VII §705, 2-7-1968; Ord. No. 861 §8(705), 8-11-1994]
A.
Permitted Uses. In the "I-1" Industrial District, buildings,
structures and land shall be used only for the following purposes:
1.
Any use permitted within the "C-1" Commercial District.
2.
Building materials manufacturing and sales.
3.
Appliance and mechanical instruments manufacturing.
4.
Electronic equipment manufacture.
5.
Food processing plants.
6.
Machine shops and sheet metal shops.
7.
Metal processing and fabricating.
8.
Furniture and cabinet manufacture.
9.
Printing and publishing plants.
10.
Textile manufacture.
11.
Transportation terminals.
12.
Bottling, cold storage, ice or locker plants.
13.
Milling and animal feed preparations.
14.
Fertilizer plants.
15.
Garages for storage, repair and servicing of vehicles and machinery.
16.
Contractor's plants, offices and shops, completely within an enclosed
building.
17.
Auction houses.
18.
Utility offices, installations and shops.
19.
Wholesale and warehousing establishments.
20.
Manufacturing, wholesale, warehousing and commercial storage completely
within an enclosed building.
21.
Automotive and machinery wrecking, salvage and junk yards and similar
types of used material businesses or industries, provided that they
are constructed within a structure or on a lot enclosed by a solid
fence at least eight (8) feet in height.
