[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
No property in a residential zone shall be used as a driveway
or parking lot to serve a business or industrial use.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
All curb cuts shall be at least 15 feet but not more than 30
feet in width, except on County roads where County Site Plan Requirements
are established.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
No use shall be established, maintained or conducted in any business zone that will conflict with performance standards of Article IX of this Chapter.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
All utility and telephone lines and appurtenances which provide
service to the property shall be placed underground.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
An enclosed area shall be provided for the temporary storage
of trash and other refuse. The enclosed area shall be on a durable
paved surface and designed and screened by dense landscaping or attractive,
solid architectural fence at least six feet in height so that the
trash and refuse will not be seen by the general public or from adjoining
properties.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
Whenever a use is permitted in a particular zone, by reference
to another zone, the use shall be subject to all the requirements
of the particular zone in which the use is located or to be located.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-16]
Roof structures such as mechanical equipment, water towers,
etc., shall be screened from public view or designed in such a fashion
as to complement the architecture of the building.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 § 89-16]
A residential use may be served by a parking lot or driveway
on or through a commercial or industrial zone.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #668; 1972 Code § 89-16]
The foregoing shall not relieve any individual from obtaining
site plan approval of all buildings and structures comprising a commercial
venture.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #668; 1972 Code § 89-16]
No use shall be established, maintained or conducted on property
in any commercial zone without the existence of a principal building
and the use shall only be permitted in conjunction with the use conducted
in the principal building or structure.
[Ord. 255; Ord. #592; 1972
Code § 89-17]
The purpose of the C-1 Central Commercial Zone is to provide
a retail center in which will be found the convenience shopping goods
and services required to meet the daily needs of residents and to
provide an area for central government. It is specifically for retail
sales and services and municipal government functions. Every encouragement
is given to have appropriate architecture to enhance a marine-oriented
community.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-17]
a.
A building may be erected, altered, or used, and a lot or premises
may be occupied and used for any of the following purposes:
Antique shops.
Apparel.
Appliance store.
Artist's supply.
Bakery shop.
Bank and trust company.
Barber shop.
Beauty and cosmetic shop.
Bicycle shop.
Books, periodicals, newspaper sales.
Business offices.
Butcher shop or meat market (no slaughtering permitted).
Candy shop.
Card shop.
Ceramic shop.
Cigars and tobacco.
Cleaner pick-up or laundry pick-up only.
Coin dealer.
Dairy products.
Delicatessen.
Drug store.
Feed store and mill.
Finance companies.
Florists.
Fruit stores and vegetable markets.
Gift shop.
Grocery stores.
Hardware stores.
Hobby shop.
Ice cream shop.
Jewelry shop.
Library.
Liquor store.
Locksmith.
Luncheonette (non-drive-in).
Medical clinic and offices (out-patient).
Municipal uses.
Musical instrument store.
Newsstand.
Notaries.
Paint, glass and wallpaper stores.
Pet shop.
Pharmacy.
Photography studios.
Police and fire stations.
Professional offices.
Public utilities office.
Post office.
Real estate and insurance.
Record shop.
Restaurant (non-drive-in, non-fast food).
Sandwich shop (non-drive-in).
Savings and loan associations.
Seafood store.
Shoe or hat repair shop.
Snack bar (non-drive-in).
Specialty food stores (i.e., herbs, spices etc.)
Sporting goods store.
Stationery store.
Tailors.
Tavern.
Television, radio, electronics, sales and service.
Travel agencies.
b.
Accessory buildings and uses including.
1.
Private garage space not to exceed three spaces for the storage of
vehicles operated exclusively as part of a permitted use.
4.
Buildings for tools and equipment used for maintenance of the grounds.
5.
Other customary accessory uses and structures which are clearly incidental
to the principal structure and use.
c.
The following uses are permitted subject to the Planning Board approval and the special conditions of Article X of this Chapter:
1.
Government and public buildings and services necessary to the health,
safety, convenience and general welfare of the inhabitants of the
township.
2.
Churches, synagogues, parish houses, and similar religious uses.
3.
Public utility installations.
4.
Quasi-public uses, including clubs, lodges, and similar uses.
5.
Automobile sales and service.
6.
Automobile gasoline station.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-17; Ord.
#915]
The C-1 Commercial Zone specified herewith shall be occupied only as indicated in the Schedule in Article XV of this Chapter and as follows:
a.
Principal buildings.
1.
Minimum lot size 7,500 square feet.
2.
Minimum lot width 50 feet.
3.
Minimum lot depth 150 feet.
4.
Minimum front setback (measured from the proposed street R.O.W. line)
30 feet.
5.
Minimum each side setback. If the property abuts a residential zone,
the building shall be set back a distance of 25 feet 10 feet.
6.
Minimum rear setback. If the property abuts a residential zone, the
building shall be set back a distance of 30 feet. 30 feet.
7.
Minimum gross floor area 800 square feet.
8.
Maximum lot coverage 25%.
9.
Maximum building height 2-1/2 stories, or 35 feet, whichever is less.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-17]
[Ord. #915]
The purpose of the C-1A Gateway Zone is to provide a multi-use
overlay zone that dovetails with the "Main Street" theme of the reconstructed
Higgins Avenue corridor. It is intended to promote themed retail/professional
use development with conditional residential aspects. Seashore colonial
architectural features are recommended for any sort of development.
[Ord. #915]
a.
A building may be erected, altered or used, and a lot or premises
may be occupied and used for any of the following purposes:
Accountant's offices
Advertising agency
Antique shop
Apparel shop
Art gallery
Artist supply shop
Bank branch
Barber shop
Beauty and cosmetic shop
Bicycle shop
Books, periodicals, newspaper shop
Candy shop
Card shop
Cigar and tobacco shop
Coin and stamp shop
Dance studio
Electronics service and repair shop
Employment agency
Engineer's offices
Financial consultant offices
Florist shop
Gift shop
Health and fitness centers
Hobby shop
Insurance office
Jewelry shop
Legal offices
Liquor store
Locksmith
Museum
Musical instrument shop
Photography studio
Pottery shop
Print shop
Private school
Real estate office
Record shop
Senior citizen activity center
Ship chandlery
Shoe repair shop
Sporting goods store
Stationery store
Tailor shop
Toy shop
Travel agency
b.
Accessory structures and uses including:
Signs and entry gate structures.
Other customary accessory uses and structures which are clearly
incidental to the principal structure and its uses.
c.
Conditional uses subject to Planning Board approval and the special conditions of Article X of this Chapter:
Age restricted townhouse development
Government and public buildings necessary to the health, safety,
convenience, and general welfare of the inhabitants of the Borough.
Churches, synagogues, parish houses, and similar religious uses.
Quasi-public uses, including clubs, lodges, and similar uses.
Specialty food shop and/or bakery.
[Ord. #915]
The purpose of the following development standards is to promote
non-linear, cluster development of permitted uses within the Zone
while maximizing air, light, and open space.
a.
Principal Buildings.
1.
Minimum lot size 40,000 square feet.
2.
Minimum lot width 200 feet.
3.
Minimum lot depth 200 feet.
4.
Minimum front setback 45 feet as measured from the curbline.
5.
Minimum side setback 10 feet adjacent to commercial use 25 feet adjacent
to residential use.
6.
Minimum rear setback 25 feet.
7.
Maximum lot coverage 75%.
8.
Maximum building height 35 feet.
9.
Maximum number of building stories 2 1/2.
Maximum detached structure first floor area 6,000 square feet.
b.
Occupancy limited to persons age 55 and older, except for (1) spouse
of eligible person who is under age 55; (2) legally dependent, natural
or adoptive children residing with eligible parent(s); (3) adults
under age 55 living with eligible persons if it is established that
presence of such person(s) is essential for physical care or economic
support of eligible person(s); or (4) natural or adoptive children
residing with eligible parent(s) who are physically dependent on eligible
parent(s) due to handicap.
c.
No fireplaces.
d.
No above-grade decks.
e.
No balconies or widow's walks.
f.
Minimum separation of principal structures shall be 30 feet. Minimum
separation of accessory structures from other accessory and principal
structures shall be 15 feet.
g.
Minimum setback from internal access drives and parking areas shall
be 20 feet.
h.
All internal access drives shall have a minimum width of 25 feet.
All development plans shall include provisions for on-site storm water
collection (and detention) where deemed necessary by the Borough Engineer.
i.
Development shall provide for congregate refuse/recycling area(s)
for use by residents. All such areas shall be fully enclosed and covered.
Not more than one outside television antenna shall be permitted per
building. No building shall be designed for more than six dwelling
units.
j.
Permissible Accessory Uses. Community facilities such as a pool,
all-purpose room and administrative office.
[Ord. #915]
Off-street parking and loading is required subject to the special conditions as specified in Article VI of this Chapter. All off-street parking shall be located in the side and rear yards of subject lots.
Comprehensive landscape plans and rendering prepared by a licensed landscape architect are required subject to the special conditions as specified in Article VII of this Chapter. Designs shall incorporate repetition of native plants in unison with streetscape theme and other adjacent development.
All exterior signage shall be an externally lighted type only and conform to size and location requirements specified in Article V of this Chapter. No neon signs shall be permitted except for individual "OPEN" signs mounted on the interior of the building and not exceeding 12 inches by 18 inches in dimension. Only one neon "OPEN" sign shall be permitted per premises. No such sign shall be illuminated after the close of business hours. Sign colors shall be coordinated with building colors and consistent with the architectural design of the building. All freestanding signage shall be of carved wood design. Seashore colonial architectural theme and finishes of proposed development shall be similar to and harmonious with existing, adjacent townhouse development(s) and other adjacent architectural themes.
Site improvement elements are to match quality and detail of
streetscape improvements. Site elements include granite curb, clay
brick sidewalk, lighting standards and fixtures, and landscape species.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18]
The purpose of the C-2 Marine Commercial Zone is to promote
expanded and upgraded recreational boating and sport fishing facilities
and to provide an area for a variety of uses that capitalize upon
and enhance the unique community wide resource of the waterfront.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18]
a.
Retail sale of goods, which are clearly oriented toward marine activities;
b.
Service establishments that are clearly oriented toward marine activities;
c.
Marinas, boat basins, marine facilities, yacht basins, and yacht
clubs including boat sales, repair, storage and fueling facilities;
d.
Docking facilities for party, charter and headboats and pleasure
craft;
e.
Other ancillary facilities and activities commonly related to party,
charter, headboat and pleasure boat activity;
f.
Art galleries and museums;
g.
Shops of artisans or craftsmen; and
h.
Antique and curio shops.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18]
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18]
c.
Signs permitted in both residential and commercial zones in accordance with the provisions of Article V of this Chapter;
d.
Other common and customary accessory uses and buildings which are
clearly incidental and ancillary to the principal use and building;
e.
Recreational facilities such as swimming pools, basketball courts,
health club facilities, tennis courts and racquetball courts.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18]
a.
The following uses are permitted subject to the special conditions of Article X of this Chapter and the approval of the Planning Board:
b.
The following general findings shall be made by the Planning Board
in evaluating applications for approval of conditional uses in the
C-2 Zone:
1.
The proposed use promotes the use of the waterfront or will complement
or serve other existing or planned uses in the C-2 Zone;
2.
The design and arrangement of the proposed uses and/or structures
are compatible in use, size and scale with existing uses and structures
of the immediate area.
3.
The proposed use and/or structure will have no significant adverse
impact upon property values in the immediate area;
4.
Adequate off-street parking and loading facilities and traffic circulation
for the use(s) and/or structure(s) are to be provided so as to avoid
the potential for traffic congestion or the creation of undue traffic
hazard;
5.
The proposed plans provided for adequate screening of adverse aspects
of the proposed use and or structure from adjoining properties;
6.
Adequate lighting is to be provided and arranged so as to minimize
glare and reflection on adjacent properties;
7.
Adequate provision is to be made for safety and fire protection including
adequate water facilities for fire fighting. The Planning Board shall
require the certification of the Brielle Fire Department and Fire
Subcode Official where there is question that there is substantial
fire danger to surrounding property and that the proposed project
as located, constructed, and equipped can be properly protected in
the case of fire;
8.
Adequate utilities including sanitary sewer facilities and potable
water shall be available or provided for the proposed development.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18;
Amended 11-87]
a.
Building Design Criteria. The purpose of this subsection shall be
to maintain, promote and enhance the historic and nautical character
of the Borough's waterfront area. To this end proposed development
and redevelopment shall meet the following criteria:
1.
All development, including rehabilitation, restoration, reconstruction
or new construction shall be of a design, and include materials, of
a character appropriate for use in a waterfront or nautical setting.
2.
In development or redevelopment areas, where more than one structure
is proposed, such buildings shall be designed as an integral part
of an overall site design related to adjacent development and/or the
nautical character of the waterfront area.
3.
Roof covering, visible from a public way, shall be of shingles (slate,
asphalt, asbestos, etc.) or metal or other acceptable materials and
textures of approved colors.
4.
Flat roofs are prohibited unless the Planning Board determines that
from a visual perspective, the architectural elevations of the proposes
building(s) will satisfy the intent of maintaining a nautical character.
5.
All visible metal work on roofs, except copper, shall be painted
or integrally colored in subdued earthtone colors(s).
6.
All exterior building faces are to be constructed, or sheathed with
properly treated wood siding and trim. No porcelainized metal, other
metal or reinforced plastics shall be used; no exposed concrete block,
cinder block, lightweight aggregate or similar materials shall be
permitted as facing of an exterior wall surface; however, exposed
concrete (poured in place or precast) may be used as articulated structural
materials for piers, columns, lintels or beams or other elements of
the structural frame. In addition, and upon specific approval of the
Planning Board, exposed concrete properly treated, colored and textured,
or glass curtain walls may be used as an exterior surface material
where the use of such material is an organic component of the structural
system for a particular building.
7.
Unity and compatibility with adjacent structures is to be achieved
to the maximum extent possible in new construction, restoration and
rehabilitation work, through the consideration of components of exterior
appearance, specifically, the nature and use of surfacing materials;
including colors, textures and the general nature of exterior materials
and treatment, including building ornament and trim.
8.
To the maximum extent practicable required off- Street parking shall
be provided in garage space obscured from view from the water's edge
and public and private streets and driveways. The provisions of off-street
parking in garage space located under residential and non-residential,
and non-residential structures is encouraged.
b.
The purpose of this subsection shall be to encourage and promote
physical and visual access to the water's edge and to discourage private
development which precludes such access, particularly pedestrian access.
The goal of this subsection shall be to preserve continuous physical
and visual access along the water's edge.
c.
Environmental Impact Statement. All applications for development
in the C2 and C2A Zone on properties abutting or contiguous with the
Manasquan River and which require submission of a major site plan
or preliminary subdivision will be accompanied by an Environmental
Impact Statement (EIS) as provided below:
1.
A project description which shall specify what is to be done and
how it is to be done, during construction and operation, as well as
recital of alternative plans deemed practicable to achieve the objective.
2.
An inventory of existing environmental conditions at the project
site and in surrounding regions which shall describe air quality,
water quality, water supply, hydrology, geology, soils and properties
thereof, including capabilities and limitations, sewage systems, topography,
slope, vegetation, wildlife, habitat, aquatic organisms, noise characteristics
and levels, demography, land use, aesthetics, history and archaeology.
Air and water quality shall be described with reference to standards
promulgated by the Department of Environmental Protection of the State
of New Jersey and soils shall be described with reference to criteria
contained in the Freehold Area Soil Conservation District Standards
and Specifications.
3.
An assessment of the probable impact of the project upon all topics
set forth in subparagraph b above.
4.
A listing and evaluation of adverse environmental impacts which cannot
be avoided, with particular emphasis upon air or water pollution,
increase in noise, damage to plant, tree and wildlife systems, damage
to natural resources, displacement of people and businesses, displacement
of existing farms, increase in sedimentation and siltation, increase
in municipal services and consequences to municipal tax structure.
Off-site impacts shall also be set forth and evaluated.
5.
A description of steps to be taken to minimize adverse environmental
impacts during construction and operation, both at the project site
and in the surrounding region, such description to be accompanied
by necessary maps, schedules and other explanatory data as may be
needed to clarify and explain the actions to be taken.
6.
A statement concerning any irreversible and irretrievable commitment
of resources which would be involved in the proposed action should
it be implemented.
7.
A statement of alternatives to the proposed project which might avoid
some or all of the adverse environmental effects, including a non-action
alternative.
8.
When required, five copies of the Environmental Impact Statement
shall be submitted to the municipal agency.
9.
The municipal agency shall either approve or disapprove the Environmental
Impact Statement as a part of its underlying function with respect
to site plan review. In reaching a decision, the municipal agency
shall take into consideration the effect of the applicant's proposed
project upon all aspects of the environment as outlined above as well
as the sufficiency of applicant's proposals for dealing with any immediate
or projected adverse environmental effects.
10.
Upon approval by the municipal agency, the Environmental Impact Statement
shall be marked or stamped "Approved" by the Secretary of the municipal
agency and shall be designated as the "Final Environmental Impact
Statement."
11.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the municipal agency may, at the request
of an applicant, waive the requirement for an Environmental Impact
Statement if sufficient evidence is submitted to support a conclusion
that the proposed development will have a slight or negligible environmental
impact. Portions of such requirement may likewise be waived upon a
finding that a complete Statement need not be prepared in order to
evaluate adequately the environmental impact of a particular project.
12.
An Environmental Impact Statement as required herein shall also be
submitted as to all public or quasi-public projects unless such are
exempt from the requirements of local law by supervening County, State
or Federal Law.
13.
Submission of an Environmental Impact Statement or Assessment consistent
with the requirements of P.L. 1973, Chapter 185, the Coastal Area
Facility Review Act, and the rules and regulations promulgated pursuant
thereto, will be conclusively deemed to meet the requirements of this
section.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; Ord. #652; Ord. #653; 1972 Code § 89-18;
Ord. #868]
a.
Minimum lot size.
|
interior
|
7,500 square feet
|
|
corner
|
11,250 square feet
|
b.
Minimum lot width.
|
interior
|
50 feet
|
|
corner
|
75 feet
|
c.
Minimum lot depth 150 feet.
d.
Minimum front yard setback (measured from the street right-of-way
line) 30 feet.
e.
Minimum side yard setback (if the property abuts a residential zone,
the building shall be set back a distance of 25 feet) 10 feet.
f.
Minimum rear yard setback 30 feet.
g.
Minimum gross habitable floor area:
Dwelling unit type:
|
Efficiency
|
550 square feet
|
|
1 bedroom
|
700 square feet
|
|
2 bedroom
|
850 square feet
|
|
3 bedroom
|
1,000 square feet
|
|
4 bedroom
|
1,150 square feet
|
|
5 bedroom
|
1,300 square feet
|
h.
Maximum lot coverage 25%.
i.
Minimum unoccupied open space 25%.
j.
Minimum setback from water's edge 25 feet.
k.
Height:
Forty feet or three stories, whichever is less, provided that
no structure, or part thereof, located within 150 feet of a residential
zone shall exceed 35 feet or 2 1/2 stories, whichever is less.
Within the C-2 Zone, floor area, located underneath structures,
used exclusively for the off-street parking of motor vehicles and
storage, shall not be considered in determining the number of stories
contained in a structure, provided the maximum building height is
not exceeded.
l.
Maximum non-residential floor area ratio (F.A.R.) .25
m.
Accessory buildings shall conform to the same yard and building requirements
provided above.
[Amended 11-87; New]
An Environmental Impact Statement shall be submitted as set forth in subsection 21-19.5c, as to C2 and C2-A Zones.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-19]
The purpose of the C-3 Highway Commercial Zone is to provide
areas for retail sales and services to accommodate the traveling public;
to promote compatible land use development of attractive building
groups; to ensure the compatibility of the development with adjacent
residential areas; to improve and provide for the efficient and safe
traffic flow within and through C-3 Zone; and to provide highway-oriented
commercial uses in the proper location in the community.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code § 89-19]
a.
A building may be erected, altered, or used, and a lot of premises
may be occupied and used for any of the following purposes:
Advertising agencies
Advertising specialty office.
Antique sales.
Apparel.
Appliance stores.
Art gallery.
Artist's supplies.
Audio visual equipment.
Auto supplies; parts and accessories (not including used or
junk parts).
Bakery shop.
Banks.
Barber shop.
Beauty and cosmetic shop.
Beer, ale and liquor sales.
Blueprinting and photostating.
Bicycle shop.
Books, periodicals and newspaper sales.
Broadcasting studio.
Business equipment sales.
Business office.
Butcher shop or meat market (no slaughtering permitted).
Cafeteria.
Camera and/or photographic supply stores.
Candy sales.
Caterers.
Ceramic products.
China shop.
Cigars and tobacco sales.
Cleaners pick-up or laundry pick-up.
Clothing and pressing establishments.
Clubs.
Coin dealers.
Cosmetic shop.
Costume rental.
Credit union office.
Curtain shop.
Dairy products, retail.
Delicatessen.
Department store.
Diner.
Drugstore.
Eating establishments.
Employment agencies.
Electrical supplies.
Exterminator.
Fabric shops.
Finance companies.
Fire protection equipment sales, non-automotive.
Floor covering.
Florists.
Food products.
Fruit and vegetable market.
Funeral services.
Fur shop.
Furniture sales.
General office buildings.
Gift shops.
Glassware.
Greeting card shop.
Grocery.
Hardware.
Hobby shop.
Home furnishing.
Home improvement offices.
Hospitals, animal.
Household appliance.
Ice cream shop.
Insurance company.
Interior decorator.
Jewelry store.
Kitchen equipment.
Laundry and dry cleaning.
Lawn maintenance services office.
Leather goods and luggage.
Locksmith.
Luncheonette.
Mail order house.
Major appliance sales.
Medical clinics and offices.
Metalware.
Motorcycle sales and rental.
Muffler, seat cover and auto accessory stores.
Museum.
Musical instrument sales.
Notaries.
Nursing home.
Office equipment and supplies.
Optical goods.
Package liquor store.
Paint, glass and wallpaper.
Pet shop.
Phonographic sales and service.
Photographic studios.
Printers offices and establishments.
Private schools.
Physical culture and health establishments.
Professional offices.
Public utilities offices.
Record shop.
Reducing salon.
Restaurants.
Sandwich shops.
Savings and loan associations.
Seafood retail sales.
Shoe shine parlor.
Social service organization.
Specialty foods.
Sporting goods.
Stamp and coin store.
Stamp redemption centers.
Stationery store.
Supermarket.
Surgical and medical supplies sales.
Tailors.
Telephone answering service.
Television, radio, electronics, sales, service-repairs.
Toy shops.
Travel agencies.
Travel ticket offices.
Telephone and telegraph office.
Uniform rental and sales.
Variety stores.
Veterinary hospitals.
Window cleaning services.
b.
Accessory buildings and uses including:
1.
Private garage space not to exceed three spaces for the storage of
vehicles operated exclusively as part of a permitted business function.
4.
Buildings for tools and equipment used for maintenance of the grounds.
5.
Other customary accessory uses and structures which are clearly incidental
to the principal structure and uses.
c.
The following uses are permitted subject to approval of the Planning Board and the special conditions of Article X of this Chapter:
1.
Public utility installations.
2.
Car washes.
3.
Automotive gasoline station.
4.
Automotive service station.
5.
Automotive sales and service.
6.
Automotive sales lot.
7.
Landscaping nurseries and garden supply sales.
8.
Government public buildings.
9.
Churches, synagogues, and similar religious uses.
10.
Trailer and mobile home sales, recreation equipment sales, swimming
pool and boat and marine sales.
11.
Eating establishments (drive-in or fast food).
12.
Quasi-public uses, including clubs, lodges and similar uses.
[Ord. #255; Ord. #592; 1972 Code 89-19; Ord. #915]
The C-3 Highway Commercial Zone specified herewith shall be occupied only as follows and in accordance with the schedule in Article XV of this Chapter.
a.
Principal buildings.
1.
Minimum lot size.
|
interior
|
7,500 square feet
|
|
corner
|
11,250 square feet
|
2.
Minimum lot width.
|
interior
|
50 feet
|
|
corner
|
75 feet
|
3.
Minimum lot depth 150 feet.
4.
Minimum front yard setback (measured from the proposed street R.O.W.
line) 30 feet.
5.
Minimum side yard setback 10 feet.
6.
Minimum rear yard setback 30 feet.
7.
Minimum gross, floor area 800 square feet.
8.
Maximum lot, coverage 20%.
9.
Maximum building height 2-1/2 stories or 35 feet, whichever is less
