[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
The Table of Permitted Uses[1] enumerates certain uses of land or buildings which are
permitted only as accessory uses in certain districts. Other accessory
uses and buildings, as generally defined by this Article, are also
permitted in any district subject to the conditions and limitations
in this Chapter.
[1]
Editor's Note: The Table of Permitted Uses is included as
an attachment to this Chapter.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
A.
An accessory use shall be located upon the same lot with a principal
use, unless otherwise set forth.
B.
An accessory use shall be subordinate to the principal use and shall
be a use or activity which is customarily incidental to the principal
use.
C.
An accessory use shall not materially or substantially change or
alter the character of activity of the principal use it serves.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
A.
Any manufacturing or wholesale use may also include storage as an
accessory use but such uses shall be subject to the following requirements:
Open storage yards and sales lots for raw materials, scrap, junk,
semi-finished and new or used finished products, machinery, equipment,
vehicles or any other goods or shall be permitted only in the I-1,
I-2 and B-2 districts and only under the conditions as set forth below:
1.
Any open storage, other than retail sales lots, shall be bordered
by a solid fence or wall at least six (6) feet in height and such
fence or wall shall set back from any property line a distance which
is not less than the minimum distance required for any building in
the district where located. Open retail sales lots shall be bordered
by a solid fence or wall not less than six (6) feet in height along
any property line adjacent to any R-3, R-2 or R-1 districts and such
fence or wall shall set back from any such property line a distance
which is not less than the minimum distance required for any building
in the district where located. Any illumination of an open storage
or sales lot shall be by hooded lighting to conceal the direct lighting
source whenever the direct lighting source is visible from any adjoining
property in an R-3, R-2, or R-1 district and in no case shall any
lighting arrangement be directed toward or create glare upon any adjoining
property located in the aforesaid districts.
2.
Open storage of raw materials, scrap, junk, salvage or other
substance used as a source of raw material for manufacture or processing
to other products shall be permitted only in the I-2 district.
3.
Open storage of automobiles or other material to be wrecked,
scrapped, salvaged or junked where permitted in the I-2 district shall
not be stored, stacked or piled to a greater height than the bordering
fence or wall.
4.
Open storage of any other material permitted to be stored in
the I-1 or B-2 district shall not be stored, stacked, or piled to
a greater height than the bordering fence or wall except that this
provision shall not apply to partly enclosed sheds for lumber or other
material or to booms or other appendages to the principal body of
construction vehicles and equipment where permitted to be stored in
any district. However, where adjacent to property in any R-3, R-2,
or R-1 district, the bordering fence or wall shall set back from such
property lines a distance which is not less than its total height
if in excess of ten (10) feet.
5.
Open storage or sales lots permitted in the R-2 district shall
be limited only to storage or sales and no other permitted activity
shall be carried on unless within an enclosed building.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
Any wholesale or retail sales activity may also include accessory
service or repair activity for goods which are sold on the premises.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
Any service activity may include retail sale of those goods
which are related to and necessary in the performance of the service
or to items serviced on the premises, subject to any other limitations
of these regulations.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
All uses which are enumerated as permitted accessory uses in
the Table of Permitted Uses[1] shall be permitted only when accessory to a principal
use to which they are customarily related and in accordance with all
provisions for accessory uses in this Article.
[1]
Editor's Note: Said table is included as an attachment to
this Chapter.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
A.
Accessory buildings for residential uses in the R-3, R-2, or R-1
districts shall be limited to buildings for domestic or household
use or for the parking of motor vehicles unless otherwise provided
in these regulations.
B.
Accessory uses for any residential use in the R-3, R-2, and R-1 districts
shall include no use which is unrelated to a residential use unless
otherwise defined by these regulations as a home occupation.
[Ord. No. 183, 6-18-1979]
Accessory uses for any agriculturally oriented activity, which
is subordinate and incidental to the principal permitted agricultural
activity, shall be permitted in the R-A district.
