Chapter 2 Zoning Districts Part 6 Special
Purpose Zoning Districts
2.6.1 EZ-1 Enterprise Zone
The following provisions shall apply in the EZ-1 Enterprise Zone
unless otherwise provided in these regulations.
The EZ-1 Enterprise Zone is intended as a specialized district
for the location of commercial and industrial uses in areas designated as an
enterprise zone by the appropriate legislative body.
- Permitted Uses:
| NOTE: Alleys do not qualify as the first street
intersection in A.1. By definition an alley is A way, other than a
street, that is open to common use; and affords a secondary means of vehicular
access to adjoining or adjacent property. |
All uses permitted in the C-2 Commercial and M-3
Industrial Districts except as follows:
- All uses other than uses permitted in the C-2 and M-1
districts shall observe a 200-foot setback from any residential use not zoned
EZ-1 or to the first street intersection, whichever is less. The Planning
Commission may amend this restriction if it finds, following a public hearing
with notice to residential property owners within said distance, that the
proposed use will conform to a general district development plan with binding
elements and conforms to the Comprehensive Plan.
- Dwellings are allowed only in connection with bona fide
agricultural operations, or as living quarters for caretakers and watchmen and
others employed full-time on the same lot and their families; or as allowed in
paragraph C, below.*
- Adult entertainment activities, as defined in Section
4.4.1. When the EZ-1 Enterprise District is applied in an area with an adopted
Urban Renewal plan, any restrictions of said Urban Renewal plan which are more
restrictive than this ordinance shall be effective. Upon the recommendation of
the Director of Works, the off street parking regulations may be altered in
accordance with a district development plan that the Planning Commission finds
to conform to the guidelines of the Comprehensive Plan.
- Conditional Uses:
Certain uses may be permitted in
this district upon the granting of a Conditional Use Permit by the Board of
Zoning Adjustment. Refer to Chapter 4 Part 2 for a listing of uses and
requirements that apply to specific uses.
- Permitted Uses With Special Standards*
The following
uses are permitted in this district provided they meet the special standards
and requirements listed for such uses in Chapter 4 Part 3.
| Note: New Construction includes renovation
and reuse of existing structures. |
- Dwellings, Single family
- Dwellings, Multiple family, as a reuse of an existing
structure
- Dwellings, Multiple family, new construction
- Property Development Regulations
Refer to the
applicable Form District regulations in Chapter 5 for lot size, setback,
building height and other restrictions.
- Maximum Density and FAR
- Maximum Floor Area Ratio: 5.0
- Maximum Density: None
2. 2.6.2 PRO Planned Research/Office District
The PRO - Planned Research/Office District is intended:
- To provide sufficient space in appropriate locations for
attractive landscaped laboratories, research, factories, and distribution
centers.
- To insure compatibility between the industrial operations
within the park and the existing activities and character of the community in
which the park is located.
- To provide opportunities for employment close to residential
areas and thus to cut travel time from home to work and the burden on the
streets and transit system.
The following provisions shall apply in the PRO District unless
otherwise provided in these regulations.
- Permitted Uses:
All uses permitted in the M-1
Industrial District, all uses must be confined within a building, including
storing (uses located totally within the caverns developed under a Conditional
Use Permit for Underground Space shall be considered to meet the
requirement of confinement within a building)
Clubs, private, non-profit
Colleges, schools and institutions of learning
Day care centers, day
nurseries, nursery schools and kindergartens
Dwellings only in connection
with bona fide agricultural operations, or as living quarters for bona fide
caretakers and/or watchmen and their families
Governmentally owned or
operated buildings or uses
Libraries, museums, historical buildings and
grounds, arboretums, aquariums, and art galleries; not for profit
Office
buildings
Parks, playgrounds and community centers, not for profit
Retail sales and consumer service establishments (not including warehouse
sales) dealing primarily with employees and visitors of establishments
permitted as principal uses, provided that such commercial uses shall not
occupy more than 5 percent of the land area of the district in which it is
located
Trade and business schools, not objectionable due to noise, odor,
dust, smoke, vibration, or other reasons
- Conditional Uses:
Certain uses may be permitted in
this district upon the granting of a Conditional Use Permit by the Board of
Zoning Adjustment. Refer to Chapter 4 Part 2 for a listing of uses and
requirements that apply to specific uses.
- Maximum Density and FAR
- Maximum Floor Area Ratio: .0.5
- Lot Coverage: Not more than 35% of the lot may be covered
by structures
2.6.3 PEC Planned Employment Center District
The PEC Planned Employment Center District is intended:
- To provide sufficient space in attractive, landscaped, and
planned industrial parks for M-2 Industrial operations.
- To protect for future industry land which is now or can be
served by rail.
- To insure compatibility between the industrial operations
within the industrial park and the existing activities and the character of the
community in which the park is located.
- To provide opportunities for employment close to residential
areas, and thus to reduce travel time from home to work and the burden on the
streets and transit system.
The following provisions shall apply in the PEC District unless
otherwise provided in these regulations:
- Permitted Uses:
All uses permitted in the M-2
Industrial District
All uses permitted in the C-1 Commercial District
Dwellings only in connection with bona fide agricultural operations, or as
living quarters for bona fide caretakers and/or watchmen and their families,
employed and living on the premises in connection with any lawful use in the
PEC District.
Governmentally owned or operated buildings or uses
Office
buildings
River Terminals
- Conditional Uses:
Certain uses may be permitted in
this district upon the granting of a Conditional Use Permit by the Board of
Zoning Adjustment. Refer to Chapter 4 Part 2 for a listing of uses and
requirements that apply to specific uses.
- Property Development Regulations
Refer to the
applicable Form District regulations in Chapter 5 for lot size, set back,
building height and other restrictions.
- Maximum Density and FAR
- Maximum Floor Area Density: 1.0
- Lot Coverage: Not more than 50%of the lot may be covered
by structures
2.6.4 W- 1 Waterfront District
The following provisions shall apply in the W-1 Waterfront
District unless otherwise provided:
- Permitted Uses:
Dwellings, Multiple family
Hotel,
motel and accessory commercial including restaurants
Public and private
docking
Public assembly and festival gathering
Public parks and
recreation
River-theme retail commercial uses including restaurants and
other retail establishments complementary to uses listed above
Vehicular
parking structures when Part of a larger development including a mix of above
uses
- Prohibited Uses:
All uses other than those listed as
permitted or similar to those permitted are prohibited. Specifically
prohibited are adult entertainment uses and advertising signs/billboards
(off-premises advertising).
- Property Development Regulations
Refer to the
applicable Form District regulations in Chapter 5 for lot size, setback,
building height and other restrictions.
- Maximum Density and FAR
- Maximum Floor Area Ratio: .None
- Maximum Density:
- For 0 bedroom dwelling units only 435 dwellings per
acre
- For 1 bedroom dwelling units only 217 dwellings per
acre
- For 2 or more bedroom dwelling units only 145
dwellings per acre
2.6.5 W-2 Waterfront District
The following provisions shall apply in the W-2 Waterfront
District unless otherwise provided:
- Permitted Uses:
Automobile service stations,
convenience stores and branch banks when located on parcels without river
frontage
Dwellings, Multiple family
Governmental services
Hotels,
motels; including accessory docking facilities
Offices: professional,
general
Pleasure boat sales and boat service if contained within a building
or performed in the water
Private river-oriented recreational facilities,
including boat charter, private boat docking, sight seeing
Public assembly
facilities and festival gathering places
Public parks and recreation
Restaurants; including accessory docking facilities
River-theme retail
commercial uses including restaurants and other retail establishments
complementary to uses listed above
- Prohibited Uses:
All uses other than those listed as
permitted or similar to those permitted are prohibited. Specifically prohibited
are adult entertainment uses and advertising signs/billboards (off-premises
advertising).
- Property Development Regulations
Refer to the
applicable Form District regulations in Chapter 5 for lot size, setback,
building height and other restrictions.
- Maximum Density and FAR
- Maximum Floor Area Ratio: 8.0
- Maximum Density:
- For 0 bedroom dwelling units only 435 dwellings per
acre
- For 1 bedroom dwelling units only 217 dwellings per
acre
- For 2 or more bedroom dwelling units only 145
dwellings per acre
2.6.6 W-3 Waterfront District
The following provisions shall apply in the W-3 Waterfront
District unless otherwise provided:
- Permitted Uses:
Agricultural uses;
The following
uses, including those uses which normally require M-3 zoning and a conditional
use permit are permitted uses of right in this district, provided that such
uses require a waterfront location for river transportation or require large
quantities of water for cooling or processing:
- Terminal facilities for
the trans-shipment of cargo between river and other transportation facilities,
including railroads, as required for uses permitted herein
- Storage
facilities for cargo received or to be shipped via river transportation;
-
Packaging, processing by compounding, blending mixing, washing, screening,
crushing, grinding, and formulating, or any combination thereof, and volume
sales of materials and goods, provided the bulk of the things packaged,
processed, or sold is received or shipped via river transportation;
-
Storage of bituminous materials and petroleum products.
All industrial uses
permitted or conditional in the M-3 zone (other than uses listed above) when
relocating from a site in the Waterfront Development Review Overlay District.
(Such uses must obtain a conditional use permit in accordance with
Chapter 4 Part 2, if it is a use needing a conditional use permit to locate in
the M-3 zone.)
Uses allowed in the M-1 and M-2 zoning districts that are
not dependent on bulk water or river transportation when a Part of a larger
development, the remaining parts or uses of which meet the requirements listed
above or when necessary for the efficient operation of any of the uses listed
above as permitted uses that are located within this district.
- Prohibited Uses:
All uses other than those listed in
paragraph A. above are prohibited. Specifically prohibited are all residential
uses, adult entertainment, advertising signs/billboards (off-premises
advertising), excavation, filling, and refuse disposal operations,
slaughterhouses, stock yards, fertilizer plants, and the reduction of
dead animals, fish, garbage, or offal.
- Property Development Regulations
Refer to the
applicable Form District regulations in Chapter 5 for lot size, setback,
building height and other restrictions.
- Maximum Density And Far
- Maximum Floor Area Ratio: None
- Maximum Density: None