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Sugar HillZoning Ordinance

Article 4 — Zoning Districts & Use Provisions

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§ 400

District Designations.

For the purposes of this Ordinance, the City of Sugar Hill, Georgia is divided into zoning districts designated as follows:

AF Agricultural-Forest District provides for agriculture, forestry, very low density residential development, and limited other uses under specific conditions.

RS-200 Low Density Single-Family Residential District provides for twenty thousand (20,000) square foot minimum lot sizes.

RS-175 Low Density Single-Family Residential District provides for seventeen thousand five hundred (17,500) square foot minimum lot sizes.

RS-150 Low Density Single-Family Residential District provides for fifteen thousand (15,000) square foot minimum lot sizes.

The three (3) Low Density Single-Family Residential Districts include existing low density residential areas and vacant or open areas where similar residential development is appropriate. The regulations for these districts are designed to encourage low density one-family residential development, protected from the depreciating effects of small lot development and excessive density.

RS-100 Medium Density Single-Family Residential District provides for ten thousand (10,000) square foot minimum lot sizes. This district includes areas of medium density residential development. The regulations for this district are designed to take advantage of the greater economy and convenience afforded by more intensive development but still retain some of the open aspects of a detached dwelling unit district.

RS-72 Medium Density Single-Family Residential District provides for seven thousand two hundred (7,200) square foot minimum lot sizes. This district includes areas of medium density residential development. The regulations for this district are designed to encourage more compact development in appropriate transitional areas particularly between existing residential and non-residential development.

MH Mobile Home Park District provides for the transient and permanent uses of residential mobile home units within the City in mobile home parks located on un-subdivided parcels which have single ownership control.

Mobile home subdivisions are not permitted.

R36 Medium Density Mixed Residential District provides for one and two family dwellings, attached dwellings or small-scale multiple dwellings in close proximity to activity or employment centers as well as regional transportation corridors such as Highway 20, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Buford Highway. The regulations for this district are designed to provide an area where individuals and families may establish homes in an environment which satisfies their needs for convenience and economy.

This zoning district is to be located where public water supply and waste water treatment facilities are available or can be obtained and where there is convenient access to collector streets, major thoroughfares or state or interstate highways. The purpose of this district is to promote more efficient utilization of land and creativity in architectural and engineering design favoring traditional neighborhood design principles without maximizing density.

OI Office-Institutional District provides for limited commercial and institutional land uses where traffic, noise and congestion are minimized.

This district is established to provide a location for offices, institutions and limited related retail business and service activities in buildings of high character in attractive surroundings. Distributive functions such as loading, unloading, storage, packaging and un-packaging shall be limited to ten (10) percent of the total building area and five (5) percent of the total lot area.

HSB Highway Service Business District provides for limited uses of commercial land adjacent to major traffic arteries. Established to provide locations for retail trade establishments compatible with surrounding residential and office-institutional areas, and for business activities which primarily cater to the traveling public. The HSB District requires individual free-standing structures, larger yard areas, greater setbacks, and lower building densities than are permitted in the General Business District.

BG General Business District provides for a wide range of retail land service establishments in a central business environment. Intended to provide adequate space in appropriate locations along major streets, thoroughfares and at intersections for various types of business use. These uses should include the retailing of major goods and services, general office facilities and public functions that would serve a community area of several neighborhoods. Development of uses in the district characteristically occupies a larger area than in the HSB district because it is intended to serve a greater population and to offer a wider range of services. Orientation and expansion of this district should occur as an increase in depth at major intersections rather than as a strip-like extension along the street or thoroughfare.

LM Light Manufacturing District provides for most heavy commercial and light industrial uses which can meet rigid standards for control of noise, odor, and other off-site disturbance. Comprised of lands that are located on or have ready access to a major street or state highway and are well adapted to industrial development but whose proximity to residential makes it desirable to limit industrial operations and processes to those that are not objectionable by reason of the emission of noise, vibration, smoke, dust, gas, fumes, odors or radiation and that do not create fire or explosion hazards or other objectionable conditions. This district limits industrial, manufacturing and warehousing uses to those which are wholly conducted indoors. The LM district is established to provide a location for those heavy commercial and light industrial operations which demonstrate characteristics that are able to meet comparatively rigid specifications for nuisance-free operation.

HM-1 Heavy Manufacturing District limits industrial, manufacturing and warehousing uses to those which are wholly conducted indoors, with the exception of outdoor storage which is screened and situated in a required side or rear yard. Comprised of lands that are located on or have ready access to a major street, as defined herein, and are well adapted to industrial development, but whose proximity to residential or commercial zoning district makes it desirable to limit industrial operations and processes to those that are not objectionable by reason of the emission of noise, vibration, smoke, dust, gas, fumes, odors, or radiation and that do not create fire or explosion hazards or other objectionable conditions. This district limits industrial, manufacturing and warehousing uses to those which are wholly conducted indoors, with the exception of outdoor storage which is screened and situated in a required side or rear yard.

HM-2 Heavy Industry District provides a location for those industrial operations and processes that are not public nuisances and are not dangerous to the health, safety or general welfare, but should be located adjoining major streets and rail lines.

§ 401

Location and Boundaries of Zoning Districts.

The location and boundaries of the zoning districts are hereby established as shown on the map entitled, "Zoning Map of the City of Sugar Hill, Georgia," which is hereby made a part of this Ordinance, which may be amended from time to time, and which shall be kept on file in the Sugar Hill City Hall where it shall be available for public inspection. Regardless of the existence of purported copies of the Official Zoning Map which may from time to time be published, the Official Zoning Map located in City Hall shall be the final authority as to the current zoning status of the city.

§ 402

Interpretation of Zoning District Boundaries.

Where uncertainty exists with respect to the location of the boundaries of any zoning district shown on the Zoning Map of the City of Sugar Hill, Georgia, the following rules shall apply:

(1)Where a Zoning District boundary is shown on the zoning map as approximately following a corporate limits line, a lot line or the centerline of a street, highway, railroad right-of-way or such lines extended, then such lines shall be construed to be the district boundary line.
(2)Where a Zoning District boundary line is shown on the zoning map as being set back from a street, highway or railroad right-of-way, and approximately parallel thereto, then such district boundary line, unless otherwise specifically indicated, shall be construed as being at the scaled distance from the centerline of such street, highway or railroad right-of-way and as being parallel thereto.
(3)Where a Zoning District boundary line divides a lot, the location of the line shall be the scaled distance from the lot lines. In this situation, the requirements of the Zoning District in which the greater portion of the lot lies shall apply to the balance of the lot, except that such extension shall not include any part of a lot that lies more than fifty
(50)feet beyond the Zoning District boundary line.
(4)In the case of a through lot fronting on two approximately parallel streets, that is divided by a Zoning District boundary line paralleling the streets, the restrictions of the Zoning District in which each frontage of the through lot lies shall apply to that portion of the through lot.
§ 403

Uses Not Listed.

For any use not listed in this Ordinance, the City Manager shall determine the proper requirements by classifying the proposed use among the uses which are listed and assigning the use or appropriate zoning districts. Such decision may be appealed under Article 15, Section 1505.

§ 404

Uses in Each Zoning District.

This section identifies the specific uses to which land and structures may be put in the various zoning districts, including uses allowed by right, uses allowed by right subject to certain restrictions, uses for which special use approval is required, uses for which special use approval is required and subject to certain restrictions as well as Temporary Uses.

A principle use is the specific, primary purpose for which land or a building is used.

Principle uses are shown in Table 4.1.

An accessory use is permitted on a property in conjunction with a principle use and is incidental to the principal use and shall not exist independent of the principle use.

Accessory uses are shown in Table 4.2.

A customary residential accessory use is a use or structure commonly associated with a principal residential use. Customary residential accessory uses and structures are shown in Table 4.3.

404(a) Allowed uses.

Principal and accessory uses allowed by right are identified on Tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 by the letter code “A”. A blank space indicates the use is prohibited in the corresponding zoning district.

404(b) Allowed uses with restrictions.

Principal and accessory uses allowed only if certain restrictions and conditions are met are identified on Tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 by the two-letter code “A-R”.

404(c) Special uses.

Principal and accessory uses allowed only by special use approval are identified on Tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 by the two-letter code “SU”. Special uses may be allowed subject to special use approval procedures as set forth in the Special Use Permits and Special Use Permit Procedure sections of this ordinance.

404(d) Special uses with restrictions.

Principal and accessory uses allowed only by special use approval and only if certain restrictions and conditions are met are identified on Tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 by the three-letter code “SU-R”. Special uses with restrictions may be allowed subject to special use approval procedures as set forth in the Special Use Permits and Special Use Permit Procedure sections of this ordinance.

404(e) Temporary uses.

A use allowed for a limited duration which shall discontinue upon expiration of the specified time period. Temporary uses allowed only by temporary use permit approval are identified on Tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 by the two-letter code “TU”.

Temporary uses may be allowed subject to temporary use approval procedures as set forth in the Temporary Use Permits and Temporary Use Permit Procedure sections of this ordinance.

404 (f) Temporary uses with restrictions.

Temporary uses allowed only by temporary use permit approval and only if certain restrictions and conditions are met are identified on tables 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 by the two-letter code “T-R”. Temporary uses with restrictions may be allowed subject to temporary use approval procedures as set forth in the Temporary Use Permits and Temporary Use Permit Procedure section of this ordinance.

§ 405

Requirements for approval of a temporary use permit.

a.Written permission of the property owner is provided.
b.Shall not be located within 50 feet of any public right-of-way.
c.Adequate parking, ingress and egress are provided on site or written permission is obtained if provided on an adjoining property.
d.A temporary use permit is applied for and approved by the City Manager.
e.All other requirements for licenses and regulations of the City of Sugar Hill shall be met.
f.Unless otherwise specified, no such temporary use permit shall be issued within six (6) months of approval for a prior temporary use permit on the same property.
g.Unless otherwise specified, a temporary use permit shall expire after 20 days;

however, a ten (10) day extension may be granted by the City Manager.

§ 406

Restrictions on principal uses.

Any use shown on Table 4.1 with the codes “A-R”, “SU-R” or “T-R” shall be subject to the restrictions contained in this section, unless otherwise noted or specifically waived as a condition of zoning. These restrictions shall apply in any zoning district where each particular use is shown as an allowed use with restrictions (A-R), a special use with restrictions (SU-R) or temporary use with restrictions (T-R).

Use Restrictions Adult day center. The facility must be properly licensed through the Georgia Department of Community Health and shall comply with all applicable federal and state regulations.

Adult entertainment establishment. 1. An adult entertainment establishment shall be located no closer than 1,000 feet from another parcel of land with an adult entertainment establishment.

2.An adult entertainment establishment shall be located on property which is no closer than 1,000 feet from any parcel of land which is zoned for residential use.
3.An adult entertainment establishment shall be located no closer than 1,000 feet from any parcel of land upon which any establishment licensed to sell alcoholic beverages in the City of Sugar Hill.
4.An adult entertainment establishment shall be located on a parcel of land having at least one hundred
(100)feet of road frontage.
5.For the purposes of these standards, distance shall be by airline measurement from property line, using the closest property lines of the parcels of land involved.

The term "parcel of land" means any quantity of land capable of being described by location and boundary that is designed and used or to be used as a unit.

Agricultural building, Customary. Includes commercial greenhouses and one and two-family tenant houses, subject to all of the yard requirements of the zoning district.

Agricultural use, Customary. Includes farm ponds, fishing lakes, forestry, plant nurseries, except the raising of livestock or poultry.

Animal Day Care 1. Overnight boarding is prohibited.

2.Services shall be provided for household pets only.
3.All activities shall adhere to state guidelines of the Secretary of State, Board of Veterinary Medicine, specific to the boarding of household animals.

Brew Pub Subject to all local, state and federal regulations and licensing requirements. No outdoor storage. Shall be limited to restaurants that brew and sell 25% or more of their own beer for on-premise consumption.

Body art establishment. 1. A body art establishment shall not be located closer than 1500 feet to any tract or parcel of land which has a residential use or zoning as measured by the most direct route of travel on ground starting at the nearest public entrance of the body art establishment in a straight line to the nearest project access improvement(s) serving the subject property, sidewalk, parking area, street, road or highway along the most direct route by way of the nearest project access improvement(s), sidewalk, parking area, street, road, or highway to the nearest property line of any parcel which has a residential use or zoning. In addition, no body art establishment shall be located within the Town Center or Central Business District overlay zoning districts.

2.No body art establishment shall be licensed to sell alcoholic beverages within the City of Sugar Hill.

A body art establishment shall not be located closer than 500 feet to any establishment which is licensed and authorized to sell alcoholic beverages within the City of Sugar Hill as measured by the most direct route of travel on ground starting at the public entrance of the body art establishment in a straight line to the nearest project access improvement(s) serving the subject property, sidewalk, parking area, street, road or highway along the most direct route by way of the nearest project access improvement(s), sidewalk, parking area, street, road, or highway to the nearest public entrance of any establishment which is licensed and authorized to sell alcoholic beverages.

3.No body art establishment shall be located within 1500 feet of any other body art establishment as measured by the most direct route of travel on ground starting at the public entrance of the body art establishment in a straight line to the nearest project access improvement(s) serving the subject property, sidewalk, parking area, street, road or highway along the most direct route by way of the nearest project access improvement(s), sidewalk, parking area, street, road, or highway to the nearest public entrance of any other body art establishment.
4.All body art procedures shall be performed only within a body art parlor which is fully enclosed from all other areas within a body art studio by a minimum eight feet height opaque wall and an opaque door. No person under the age of 18 shall be allowed within a body art parlor except by written permission of a parent or legal guardian with proper identification and accompanied by said parent or legal guardian.
5.Required parking and all public entrances shall be limited to the front yard and front of the entrance.
6.Product advertisement, display, or other promotional material shall not be shown or exhibited so as to be visible to the public from the exterior of the structure, including the interior of windows.
7.A body art establishment shall be subject to the rules and requirements of all other current and future pertinent federal, state, and local ordinances.
8.Hours of operation shall be limited to the hours between 10:00 AM and 10:00 PM.

Body Art Establishment, limited. 1. Body art procedures shall be limited to cosmetic tattooing or microblading of the eyebrows and other features of the human face and head only.

2.All body art procedures shall be performed only within a body art parlor which is fully enclosed from all other areas within a body art studio by a minimum eight feet height opaque wall and an opaque door. No person under the age of 18 shall be allowed within a body art parlor except by permission of a parent or legal guardian with proper identification and accompanied by said parent or legal guardian.
3.A limited body art establishment shall be subject to the rules and requirements of all other pertinent current and future federal, state, and local ordinances for a body art establishment, unless superseded herein.

Building material sales with outdoor All areas containing outdoor storage shall be subject to storage. the same setback and screening requirements found under the restrictions associated with an “outdoor storage yard”. Outdoor storage of bulk landscape materials such as mulch, soil, sand, gravel, stone and similar materials shall be prohibited within 1,000 feet of a residential use.

Bulk storage tanks (argon, carbon dioxide, Up to 12,000 gallons per tank with no more than two helium and nitrogen). (2) tanks on the property. No above ground tanks shall be allowed if the tank is within 500’ of any residential use. All facilities shall be permitted and constructed in accordance with all other applicable regulatory requirements.

Bulk storage tanks (including natural gas No above ground tanks shall be allowed if the tank is or fuel). within 500’ of any residential use. All facilities shall be permitted and constructed in accordance with all other applicable regulatory requirements.

Bulk storage tanks (oxidizer gases). Up to 3,000 gallons per tank with no more than one (1) tank on the property. No above ground tanks shall be allowed if the tank is within 500’ of any residential use.

All facilities shall be permitted and constructed in accordance with all other applicable regulatory requirements.

Cannabidiol Store 1. No more than 10% or 120 square feet whichever is

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less      of  the   floor     area  of  a   building   or  business

location          shall   be   used     for  the   display,      sale,

distribution,          delivery,      offering,    furnishing,   or

marketing of cannabidiol or cannabidiol-related products.

2.Sales from cannabidiol or cannabidiol-related products shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the business’s aggregate retail sales.
3.Shall not be located within 1,500 feet, measured property line to property line, from a school (public or private), childcare facility, youth center, community center, recreational facility, park, church or religious institution, hospital, or other similar uses where children regularly gather.
4.Shall not be located within 1,300 feet, measured property line to property line, from another cannabidiol store, tobacco store.
5.Only the display, sale, distribution, delivery, offering, furnishing or marketing of cannabidiol or cannabidiol-related products from hemp producers properly licensed in accordance with all federal, state and local regulations shall be allowed.

Cattery. Provided than no animal quarters are located closer than 200 feet to any property line.

Car Wash Commercial conveyor car washes where the car moves on a conveyor belt during the wash. The driver of the vehicle can remain in the vehicle or wait outside of the vehicle. A minimum of 50% of the water utilized must be recycled.

Cemetery. 1. Shall front only on a collector street, major street or state highway. The entrance and exits shall be only from the street on which it fronts.

2.Shall be bordered by a ten (10) feet wide buffer strip along all of its exterior property lines not bordering the frontage street and not extending into the required front yard. The buffer strip shall be planted with evergreen trees and shrubs that grow at least eight
(8)feet tall and provide an effective visual screen.
3.The cemetery is included in a preliminary subdivision plat approved by the City Manager.

Charitable or non-profit event, Not to exceed six (6) events in 12 months. Each Temporary. separate event shall not exceed four (4) days.

Childcare facility. Must comply with all state day care and health department requirements. At least one hundred (100) square feet of outdoor play area shall be available for each child occupying the play area at any one time.

Groups of children may be rotated if necessary so that one hundred (100) square feet per child is provided at all times. Play area shall be surrounded by a permanent wall or fence having a height of at least four (4) feet.

Includes daycare, nursery school and kindergarten facilities.

Christmas tree sales, Temporary. Shall be allowed between November 15 and December 31.

Church, temple and synagogue, restricted. 1. Shall be located on a site of not less than five (5) acres with 250 feet of road frontage.

2.The buildings shall be located not less than 50 feet from any street and not less than 30 feet from any side or rear property line.
3.If adjacent to residentially-zoned property, a buffer of at least 50 feet wide shall be provided along the property lines adjacent to said zoning, provided, however, that this buffer may be reduced to no less than 20 feet in width adjacent to the sanctuary building or "Sunday School" educational building and parking related to these buildings.
4.A church, temple or synagogue located in a manufactured building may be erected on the property for a period not to exceed three (3) years.

Composting facility, wood chipping and 1. Composting materials shall be limited to tree shredding and yard trimmings. stumps, branches, leaves, and grass clippings or similar putrescent vegetative materials, not including animal products, inorganic materials such as bottles, cans, plastics, metals, or similar materials.

2.The facility shall not be located within 1,000’ of any property used or zoned for residential.
3.Along the entire road frontage (except for approved access crossings), provide a three-foot high landscaped earthen berm with a maximum slope of 3 to 1 and/or a minimum six-foot high, 100 percent opaque, solid wooden fence or masonry wall. The landscaped berm shall consist of a staggered double row of evergreen and semi-evergreen trees and shrubs; must not contain more than 30% of a single species and shall provide an effective visual screen of at least 20’ at maturity. The fence/wall or berm must be located outside of any public right-of-way and interior to any landscaped strip. The finished side of a fence/wall shall face the exterior property lines.

Crematorium. The facility shall not be located within 1,000’ of any property used or zoned for residential use.

Dwelling, Attached; 1. Simple massing is preferred and should be used with Dwelling, Multiple; stoops, porches, galleries, arcades, roof eaves, and Dwelling, Single Family; and balconies to provide expressive character over Dwelling, Two-Family. excessive articulation of building massing and shape. Roof lines shall not be overly complex and should typically not overlap. The overall length:height ratio on facades shall be simple proportions 1:1, 2:1, 3:2 or 4:3.

2.Windows and façade articulations should be placed in a regular pattern and relate to doors, columns, and other façade articulations.
3.If used, shutters shall be sized exactly half the size of the window. Curved shutters must match the curve of the window. Shutters must be mounted directly to the casing with proper shutter hardware.
4.The following architectural design conditions are prohibited: Material changes on outside corners.

Recessed front porches. More than two principal building materials. Chimneys on outside walls that do not extend completely to the ground.

5.Attached front entry garage doors shall be recessed from the building line a distance of at least 1/4 the depth of the principal building and shall be no more than 9’ in width.
6.Architecture and building arrangement shall generally conform to the design guidelines published in Appendix C.
7.Minimum of 15% greenspace shall be incorporated into the common areas of developments over five (5) acres. Stream buffers and wetlands may be counted toward the required greenspace. Required greenspace shall include a minimum tree density of 8 units per acre.
8.Permitted exterior building and cladding materials shall be limited to brick, stone, fiber cement siding, hard coat stucco, and cedar or other durable hardwood siding.

Equipment rental, sales and service 1. Equipment or rental vehicles shall not be parked or (Commercial & Industrial). stored in the required front yard.

2.The storage area for the vehicles or equipment to be rented shall be screened by an opaque fence at least six (6) feet high.
3.The storage areas shall be located no closer than 100 feet from any side or rear property lines zoned residential and shall be appropriately landscaped and maintained.

Event facility Site shall be located on a site five (5) acres or more with 250 feet of road frontage Provide a 50-foot wide natural and undisturbed buffer adjacent to residential zoning.

Hours of operation shall be limited to 8 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sunday through Thursday and 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday.

Farmer's market or fruit and vegetable For the sale of products and commodities produced on stand. the premises provided that any structure for such sales shall be located no closer than 35 feet to any property line.

Fruit and vegetable stand, Temporary. Shall not exceed 3 months.

Fuel pumps. No closer than 15 feet to the right of way and not closer than the existing setback of any residential structure on abutting lots on either the frontage or a side street.

Fur farm. Provided than no animal quarters are located closer than 200 feet to any property line.

Growler Shop Subject to all local, state and federal regulations and licensing requirements. Shall be limited to a business establishment for the sale or refilling of malt beverages, craft beers or hard cider for consumption at a location other than the licensed premises.

Kennel. Provided than no animal quarters are located closer than 200 feet to any property line.

Landfill. 1. A minimum 200-foot natural, undisturbed buffer shall be provided between all active waste burial areas and exterior property lines except for approved perpendicular access and utility crossings.

2.The facility shall not be located within 1,000’ of any property used or zoned for residential use.
3.A minimum 75-foot natural, undisturbed buffer shall be provided between non-waste disposal operations and exterior property lines except for approved perpendicular access and utility crossings.
4.The limits of any 100-year floodplain or a stream buffer of 200 feet, whichever is greater, shall be preserved as natural, undisturbed area except for approved perpendicular access and utility crossings.
5.The entire site shall be fenced with a minimum six-foot high chain link security fence.
6.The landfill shall be located on or have direct private access to a road designated on the Long Range Road Classification Map as a major collector, minor arterial, major arterial or principal arterial.
7.The applicant shall include with the special use permit application a report detailing the phasing of the landfill and plans for closure and reclamation.
8.The following waste disposal/recycling facilities shall be permitted as accessory uses to landfills meeting
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the   above  standards:   Composting,       Municipal   Solid

Waste,       Composting,        Yard  Trimmings,               Gas

Recovery/Gas       Cogeneration       Plant,          Recovered

Materials Processing Facility and Solid Waste Transfer Stations.

Lodge, dormitory, fraternal and social 1. Shall be located on a major or collector street;

organization with housing.

2.Buildings shall be located not less than fifty (50)

feet from any property line.

3.A buffer strip at least ten (10) feet wide shall be provided along the side and rear property lines, planted with evergreen trees and shrubs that provide an effective visual screen.

Massage Establishment There shall be no more than seven (7) massage establishments allowed within the city limits at any given time.

Microbrewery Subject to all local, state and federal regulations and licensing requirements. No outdoor storage. Shall be limited to a brewery that produces less than 15,000 barrels of beer.

Mobile building. Temporary while permitted or special uses are under construction. Not to exceed six months.

Mobile home park. 1. Location. A mobile home park shall front for a sufficient distance to provide safe access upon a State Highway, a Major Thoroughfare, a Collector Street or a local access road paralleling an expressway and shall have access and egress only on such road.

2.Street Access Requirements. The entrance road to a Mobile Home District development shall have a minimum right-of-way width of 60 feet with a minimum pavement width of 28 feet. The entrance road shall have a turning radius from the highway of at least 30 feet and the entrance road shall extend at least 100 feet into the Mobile Home District development.
3.Size. A Mobile Home District development shall have a minimum buildable area of at least 20 contiguous acres.
4.Density. A Mobile Home District development shall have a density of not more than six (6) mobile home lots per buildable acre.
5.Mobile Home Lots. Each mobile home shall be located on a separate mobile home lot as shown on a development plan for the Mobile Home Park meeting the following:
a.Each mobile home lot or space shall be directly accessible from an approved internal paved park driveway not less than twenty (20) feet in width. No direct access to mobile home lots or spaces from public streets shall be permitted.
b.Mobile homes shall be separated from each other by not less than twenty (20) feet end to end and twenty-five (25) feet side to side. No portion of any mobile home shall be within fifteen (15) feet of the park boundary.
6.Recreation and Other Community Facilities. Not less than eight (8) percent of the gross area of the Mobile Home District development shall be devoted to recreation and other community use facilities. Each recreation space shall have a minimum area of 10,000 square feet.
7.HUD Mobile Home Court Development Guide.

The Mobile Home District development shall meet the standards of the "Mobile Home Court Development Guide", as set forth in the above-titled pamphlet, FHA G4200.7, published January, 1970, which is hereby made a part of this Ordinance, as well as the requirements of the City of Sugar Hill Zoning Ordinance and the Standard Building Code. If there are any differences in the above two sets of requirements, the most stringent shall apply.

8.No site construction shall be undertaken and no permits shall be issued until a site development plan that meets the requirements of the Development Regulations of City of Sugar Hill and the requirements of this Zoning Ordinance has been approved.
9.Certificates of Occupancy. No Certificate of Occupancy for the placing of a mobile home in a Mobile Home Park development shall be issued until at least 50 mobile home lots have been developed in accordance with an officially approved site development plan and are ready for occupancy.
10.Skirting or Underpinning. All mobile homes shall be skirted or similar measures must be provided for on the mobile home.
11.Addresses. All mobile homes shall be clearly marked with an address visible from the access roadway.
12.Pedestrian Access. Each unit shall have an all-weather surface providing access to the main entrance.

Mobile home, manufactured home 1. Shall be located in an approved mobile home park industrialized home. or lawfully existing mobile home subdivision.

2.All mobile homes or manufactured homes installed within the corporate boundaries of the City of Sugar Hill must bear an approval seal of H.U.D., and shall be built on a permanent foundation with proper connections to the required utilities including the plumbing, heating, and electrical systems contained therein.
2.All mobile homes or manufactured homes must be installed by a state licensed mobile home installation contractor in compliance with the rules and regulations for manufactured housing of the State Commissioner of Insurance.
3.Each mobile home or manufactured home shall be inspected and approved by the City building official for compliance with applicable ICC building codes as well as ordinances and regulations of the City of Sugar Hill.

Outdoor storage yard, except junk yard or 1. Set back from the property line(s) at least five (5) salvage operation. feet

2.Screened by an opaque fence with a height of at least six (6) feet where adjacent to developed property on which outdoor storage is prohibited.
3.Set back from the screening fence, where required, at least five (5) feet.
4.Screened by an additional landscape strip at least five (5) feet wide along the length of the property line where the outdoor storage area is adjacent to developed properties on which outdoor storage is prohibited or adjacent to public right-of-way. Said landscape strip shall consist of at least a staggered double row of evergreen and semi-evergreen trees and shrubs native or adapted to the area. Trees shall be 6’ tall at time of planting. Plantings shall be arranged to provide an effective visual screen of at least 20’ in height at maturity. Buffer must not contain more than 30% of a single species and must be shown on a landscape plan approved by the City Manager prior to receiving any permit or certificate of occupancy.

Quarry. 1. A quarry for the removal of minerals and other natural materials, together with necessary buildings, machinery and appurtenances thereto.

2.Quarry areas being excavated shall be entirely enclosed within a fence located at least ten (10) feet back from the edge of any excavation and of such constructions and height as to be demonstrably able to exclude children and animals from the quarry area.
3.The operators and owners of the quarry present to the Mayor and Council an acceptable comprehensive plan for the reuse of the property at the cessation of the quarry operations.
4.In the case of an existing quarry, an extension of the quarry operations beyond the areas being quarried or approved for quarrying at the effective date of this Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sugar Hill, Georgia, shall be permitted and shall not be considered a new operation provided that said extension does not extend to within one thousand (1,000) feet of a residential or commercial Zoning District boundary line.

Recovered materials processing facility, 1. Activities shall be limited to collection, sorting, recycling station. compacting and shipping.

2.Along the entire road frontage (except for approved access crossings), provide a three-foot high landscaped earthen berm with a maximum slope of 3 to 1 and/or a minimum six-foot high, 100 percent opaque, solid wooden fence or masonry wall. The landscaped berm shall consist of a staggered double row of evergreen and semi-evergreen trees and shrubs; must not contain more than 30% of a single species and shall provide an effective visual screen of at least 20’ at maturity. The fence/wall or berm must be located outside of any public right-of-way and interior to any landscaped strip. The finished side of a fence/wall shall face the exterior property lines.
3.The facility shall not be located within 1,000' of any property used for or zoned for single family residential use.
4.Lighting for such facilities shall be placed in such a fashion as to be directed away from any nearby residential areas.
5.Materials collected shall not be visible and shall be deposited in a bin or bunker. All sorting and collection bins shall either be enclosed and have chutes available to the public or be located inside a fully-enclosed building.
6.No outdoor storage of un-containerized materials shall be allowed.

Rental, moving trucks and vans. 1. Equipment or rental vehicles shall not be parked or stored in the required front yard.

2.The storage area for the vehicles or equipment to be rented shall be screened by an opaque fence at least six (6) feet high.
3.The storage area shall not be located closer than 100 feet to any side or rear property lines zoned residential and shall be appropriately landscaped and maintained.

Salvage operation or junk yard. 1. The junkyard shall not be located closer than three hundred (300) feet to a commercial zoning district boundary line or 1000’ to any property used or zoned for residential.

2.The junkyard is completely enclosed with an opaque fence not projecting into the right-of-way of any roadway adjoining said junkyard, not less than eight (8) feet high and in no case less than such height as will effectively screen all storage and other operations from view.
3.The junkyard shall not be located closer than one thousand (1,000) feet to the nearest edge of the right-of-way of any major arterial roadway. Within this subpart "major arterial roadway" is defined as any roadway, street or thoroughfare within the City limits of Sugar Hill, Georgia, having a right-of-way of one hundred (100) feet or greater.
4.Along the entire road frontage (except for approved access crossings), provide a three-foot high landscaped earthen berm with a maximum slope of 3 to 1 and/or a minimum six-foot high, 100 percent opaque, solid wooden fence or masonry wall. The landscaped berm shall consist of a staggered double row of evergreen and semi-evergreen trees and shrubs; must not contain more than 30% of a single species and shall provide an effective visual screen of at least 20’ at maturity. The fence/wall or berm must be located outside of any public right-of-way and interior to any landscaped strip. The finished side of a fence/wall shall face the exterior property lines.

Shelter, commercial. Shall contain a minimum of three (3) acres of land and at least one hundred (100) feet of road frontage measured by airline measurement from property line, using the closest property lines of the parcels of land involved. The term “parcel of land” means any quantity of land capable of being described by location and boundary, designated and used or to be used as a unit.

Tobacco Store 1. Shall not be located within 1,500 feet, measured property line to property line, from a school (public or private), childcare facility, youth center, community center, recreational facility, park, church or religious institution, hospital, or other similar uses where children regularly gather.

2.Shall not be located within 1,300 feet, measured property line to property line, from another tobacco store.
3.No operator or owner shall knowingly allow or permit a minor, not accompanied by his or her parent or legal guardian, to enter or remain within any tobacco store.

Utility structure. 1. Such as electric transformer stations, telephone exchanges, gas regulator stations, water and wastewater pumping stations, and water tanks may be located in any zone as necessary to serve the public interest.

2.Any building or structure, except a surrounding fence, shall be set back at least thirty (30) feet from any property line.
3.The facility shall be completely surrounded by a woven wire fence at least eight (8) feet high.
4.When located in any residential zoning, the facility shall be furnished with a planted buffer not less than ten
(10)feet wide to create an effective visual screen on all sides bordering residential or office-institutional property.
5.The facility may not be used for office space, storage space, or for the storage of vehicles or equipment.

Veterinary Clinic, restricted. Facilities contained entirely indoors except fenced areas for no more than 3 animals to be supervised by staff at all times.

Veterinary clinic or hospital, agricultural. No portion of a building, structure, outdoor run/pen, used to house or exercise animals shall be located closer than 200 feet to any property line.

Wild animals, raising and keeping. The owner or custodian of such wild animals shall

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quarters shall be located closer than 200 feet to any property line.

Wine Bar Subject to all local, state and federal regulations and licensing requirements. No outdoor storage. A bar or restaurant where wine sales comprise 50% or more of the alcohol sales for on-premise consumption.

§ 407

Restrictions on accessory uses.

No accessory use or structure shall be taller than or erected on a lot prior to the construction of the principal building(s) or use(s) to which it is accessory. Except driveways, mailboxes or landscaping, no accessory use or structure shall be located within a public right-of-way.

All accessory uses and structures shall be set back at least five (5) from any lot line.

Any use shown on Tables 4.2 or 4.3 with the codes “A-R”, “SU-R” or “T-R” shall be subject to the restrictions contained in this section, unless otherwise noted or specifically waived as a condition of zoning. These restrictions shall apply in any zoning district where each particular use is shown as an allowed use with restrictions (A-R), a special use with restrictions (SU-R) or temporary use with restrictions (T-R).

Accessory building, minor. Shall be less than 240 square feet of floor area and shall be finished to match the exterior of the principal building(s).

Buildings larger than 120 square feet shall be constructed of wood, fiber-cement, brick or stone siding.

Buildings allowed within the front or side yard by special use approval shall be constructed of wood, fiber-cement, brick or stone siding; finished to match the exterior of the principal building(s); shall meet the minimum setback from right-of-way and side yard requirements for the underlying zoning district; and shall be maintained in accordance with all other applicable city ordinances and regulations.

Accessory building, major. All accessory buildings 240 square feet of floor area or more shall be constructed of wood, fiber-cement, brick or stone siding; finished to match the principal building’s exterior; shall meet the minimum setback from right-of-way and side yard requirements for the underlying zoning district; shall be setback at least ten

(10)feet from the rear property line; and shall be maintained in accordance with all other applicable city ordinances and regulations.

Accessory Dwelling Unit 1. No more than one accessory dwelling unit per primary dwelling unit.

2.The primary dwelling unit shall be owner-occupied.
3.The accessory dwelling unit shall contain at least 400 square feet of heated living space.
4.The height of the building containing the accessory dwelling shall not exceed the height of the principal dwelling.
5.The accessory dwelling shall be constructed with the same or similar and compatible exterior style, materials, roof type and slope, doors, window style and proportions, color, trim and landscaping as the principal dwelling.
6.The windows of an accessory dwelling unit shall not be directly opposite windows of a principal dwelling on an abutting lot unless screened by a fence, wall or hedge, or separated by more than 50 feet.
7.An accessory dwelling unit shall contain a kitchen and at least one, but no more than two, bedrooms and at least one full bathroom.
8.An accessory dwelling unit shall have at least one paved off-street parking space dedicated for the use, in addition to any parking spaces for the primary dwelling unit.
9.An accessory dwelling shall have a separate electrical meter and service panel with main disconnect.
10.An accessory dwelling shall have a backflow preventer and shut-off valve on the potable water service line.

Basketball goal. Adjacent to driveway.

Bulk storage tanks, Accessory (Diesel or No above ground tanks shall be allowed if the tank is Bio-diesel). within 500’ of any residential use. All facilities shall be permitted and constructed in accordance with all other applicable regulatory requirements. Restricted to 1,000 gallons for use by the principal business, No retail sales or distribution allowed.

Bulk storage tank, Accessory (Propane). Dispensers for transferring fuel to a secondary tank shall not be allowed within 75’ of any residential use.

Total tank capacity shall not exceed 1,000 gallons. Use shall be limited to the principal residence or business, No retail sales or distribution. All tanks and appurtenances shall be screened from view with fencing or landscaping to be approved by the City Manager. Installation shall be permitted and constructed in accordance with all other applicable regulatory requirements.

Café, accessory. Shall not occupy more than 50% of the principal use or structure.

Child care facility, located within a Must comply with all state day care and health church. department requirements. At least one hundred (100) square feet of outdoor play area shall be available for each child occupying the play area at any one time.

Groups of children may be rotated if necessary so that one hundred (100) square feet per child is provided at all times. Play area shall be surrounded by a permanent wall or fence having a height of at least four (4) feet.

Child care facility. Must comply with all state day care and health department requirements. At least one hundred (100) square feet of outdoor play area shall be available for each child occupying the play area at any one time.

Groups of children may be rotated if necessary so that one hundred (100) square feet per child is provided at all times. Play area shall be surrounded by a permanent wall or fence having a height of at least four (4) feet.

Compressed Natural Gas Refueling Slow fill type only. Use shall be limited to the principal Appliance residence or business. No retail sales or distribution allowed. Dispenser and appurtenances shall be screened from view with fencing or landscaping to be approved by the City Manager. Installation shall be permitted and constructed in accordance with all other applicable regulatory requirements.

Convenience retail business. Shall not occupy more than 50% of the principal use or structure.

Driveway, concrete or asphalt, single Not to exceed 30% of the front yard.

family residential detached parking area. Refer to Section 1106.

Driveway, gravel, single family 1. Gravel driveways and parking areas shall be residential detached parking area. constructed of #57 gravel at least four inches in depth. Compaction criteria for both the gravel and subbase shall be per the supplier's recommendations.

2.Gravel areas shall have a durable border constructed of wood, concrete, brick, or stone, extending a minimum of one inch below the depth of the gravel.
3.Gravel driveways and parking areas shall be maintained so that no gravel fragment leaves the driveway and parking area.
4.Driveway aprons shall comply with the city standard details.

Refer to Section 1106.

Home occupation, customary. Refer to Section 607.

Outdoor storage associated with garden All areas containing outdoor storage shall be subject to supply center, plant nursery and the same setback and screening requirements found greenhouse. under the restrictions associated with an “outdoor storage yard”. Outdoor storage of bulk landscape materials such as mulch, soil, sand, gravel, stone and similar materials shall be prohibited within 1,000 feet of a residential use.

Recreational facility, residential 1. Public and semipublic playgrounds, parks, lakes, neighborhood. and buildings, operated on a non-profit basis for recreational and public community purposes only.

2.Special use permit shall not be required for such facilities if they are to be located on an area reserved or dedicated for such use on a final recorded subdivision plat.

Recreational vehicle, boat or trailer. No more than a total of two (2) may be stored outdoors on the property in compliance with all other applicable sections of this Ordinance.

Sales event, temporary outdoor. Only allowed as an accessory activity in association with a principal use that is an existing lawfully permitted business located on the premises. Shall not exceed 20 days. For example, sidewalk, parking lot or tent sales.

Vegetable garden. Not to exceed 30% of front yard.

A=Allowed by right SU=Special use permit required TU=Temporary use permit required A-R=Allowed with restrictions SU-R=Special use permit required and subject to restrictions T-R=Temporary use and subject to restrictions Principal Uses AF RS150, RS1R7S52R,0S0100 RS72 R36 MH OI HSB BG LM HM1 HM2 Adult day center. A-R A-R A-R SU-R SU-R SU-R Adult entertainment establishment. A-R A-R Agricultural building, customary. A-R Agricultural use, customary. A-R Agriculture and horticulture except the raising of livestock. A A A Aircraft factory. A Alcoholic beverage plant or distillery. A Animal Day Care SU-R SU-R SU-R Appliance repair shop. A A A A Art gallery. A A A A A A Art shop. A A A A Asphalt plant. SU Assembly plant (durable goods). A Assembly plant (non-durable goods). A A A Automatic teller machine (freestanding). SU A A A Automobile body repair shops. A A Automobile inspection services. SU SU A A A Automobile repair shops or tire stores. A A Automobile sales lots (new or used). SU SU Automobile service station. A A Baking plants. A A A Banks and other financial institutions. A A A A A A Barber and beauty shops. SU SU A A A Boarding and rooming houses. SU A Body art establishment. SU-R Body art establishment, limited. SU-R A-R A-R Book or stationery stores. A A Brew pub. A-R A-R A-R A-R Building material sales with outdoor storage. SU-R SU-R A A A Building material yard including milling operations. A A Building supply, indoor retail store. A Bulk storage tanks (argon, carbon dioxide, helium and nitrogen). SU-R SU-R Table 4.1 - Permitted Uses Amended 7-11-2022 A=Allowed by right SU=Special use permit required TU=Temporary use permit required A-R=Allowed with restrictions SU-R=Special use permit required and subject to restrictions T-R=Temporary use and subject to restrictions Principal Uses AF RS150, RS1R7S52R,0S0100 RS72 R36 MH OI HSB BG LM HM1 HM2 Bulk storage tanks (including natural gas or fuel storage). SU-R Bulk storage tanks (oxidizer gases). SU-R SU-R Cabinet shops and furniture manufacturing. A A A Cannabidiol Store SU-R Car wash. SU-R SU-R A-R A-R A-R Cattery. A-R Cemetery. SU-R A Charitable or non-profit event. T-R T-R T-R T-R T-R T-R T-R Check cashing service. SU SU Chemical plant. A Child care facility. A-R A-R SU-R A-R A-R A-R A-R A-R Christmas tree sales. T-R T-R T-R T-R T-R T-R Church, temple and synagogue, restricted. A-R A-R A-R A-R A-R Church, temple and synagogue, unrestricted. SU SU SU SU SU A A A A A A Cold Storage Plant or commercial cold storage. SU A A Composting facility, wood chipping and shredding and yard trimmings. SU-R A-R Concrete or masonry plant. A Contractor office (e.g. building, construction, HVAC, electrical, etc). A A A A Convenience retail store (with or without fuel pumps). A SU-R Crematorium. A-R Cultural facility. A A A Dance studio. A A A A A Department store. A Depot or passenger terminal (bus, rail). A A A Distribution center. A A A Dwelling, Attached (townhouse). A-R A-R Dwelling, Multiple (apartment house and condominium). SU-R A-R Dwelling, Single-Family. A A A A-R A-R A-R Dwelling, Two-Family (Duplex). A-R A-R Dye casting works. A Electronic sales and service. A A

Table 4.1 — Permitted (Principal) Uses by zoning district (Sec. 407): A = allowed by right · SU = special use permit required · TU = temporary use permit required · A-R/SU-R/T-R = the same subject to restrictions; a blank = use not permitted in the district. The RS-150 / RS-175 / RS-200 column serves all three of those residential districts (identical rules).
UseAFRS-150 / RS-175 / RS-200RS-100RS-72R36MHOIHSBBGLMHM-1HM-2
Adult day center.A-RA-RA-RSU-RSU-RSU-R
Adult entertainment establishment.A-RA-R
Agricultural building, customary.A-R
Agricultural use, customary.A-R
Agriculture and horticulture except the raising of livestock.AAA
Aircraft factory.A
Alcoholic beverage plant or distillery.A
Animal Day CareSU-RSU-RSU-R
Appliance repair shop.AAAA
Art gallery.AAAAAA
Art shop.AAAA
Asphalt plant.SU
Assembly plant (durable goods).A
Assembly plant (non-durable goods).AAA
Automatic teller machine (freestanding).SUAAA
Automobile body repair shops.AA
Automobile inspection services.SUSUAAA
Automobile repair shops or tire stores.AA
Automobile sales lots (new or used).SUSU
Automobile service station.AA
Baking plants.AAA
Banks and other financial institutions.AAAAAA
Barber and beauty shops.SUSUAAA
Boarding and rooming houses.SUA
Body art establishment.SU-R
Body art establishment, limited.SU-RA-RA-R
Book or stationery stores.AA
Brew pub.A-RA-RA-RA-R
Building material sales with outdoor storage.SU-RSU-RAAA
Building material yard including milling operations.AA
Building supply, indoor retail store.A
Bulk storage tanks (argon, carbon dioxide, helium and nitrogen).SU-RSU-R
Bulk storage tanks (including natural gas or fuel storage).SU-R
Bulk storage tanks (oxidizer gases).SU-RSU-R
Cabinet shops and furniture manufacturing.AAA
Cannabidiol StoreSU-R
Car wash.SU-RSU-RA-RA-RA-R
Cattery.A-R
Cemetery.SU-RA
Charitable or non-profit event.T-RT-RT-RT-RT-RT-RT-R
Check cashing service.SUSU
Chemical plant.A
Child care facility.A-RA-RSU-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Christmas tree sales.T-RT-RT-RT-RT-RT-R
Church, temple and synagogue, restricted.A-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Church, temple and synagogue, unrestricted.SUSUSUSUSUAAAAAA
Cold Storage Plant or commercial cold storage.SUAA
Composting facility, wood chipping and shredding and yard trimmings.SU-RA-R
Concrete or masonry plant.A
Contractor office (e.g. building, construction, HVAC, electrical, etc).AAAA
Convenience retail store (with or without fuel pumps).ASU-R
Crematorium.A-R
Cultural facility.AAA
Dance studio.AAAAA
Department store.A
Depot or passenger terminal (bus, rail).AAA
Distribution center.AAA
Dwelling, Attached (townhouse).A-RA-R
Dwelling, Multiple (apartment house and condominium).SU-RA-R
Dwelling, Single-Family.AAAA-RA-RA-R
Dwelling, Two-Family (Duplex).A-RA-R
Dye casting works.A
Electronic sales and service.AA
Equipment rental, indoor sales and service (Home and Garden).AAA
Equipment rental, sales and service (Commercial & Industrial).A-RA-R
Explosives, plant or storage.SU
Event facility.SU-RSU-RSUSUSUSUSU
Farmers' market or fruit and vegetable stand.A-R
Feed processing facility.A
Fertilizer plant.A
Fishing club.A
Fireworks sales.SU-R
Fitness center, health club.AAAA
Florist.AA
Foster home.A
Fruit and vegetable stand.T-RT-R
Funeral home.A
Fur farm.A-R
Furniture rental or sales establishments.AA
Garden supply center and greenhouse.AAAAA
Gift shop.AA
Golf course & golf driving range (except mini golf).A
Grocery store, food store.SUA
Group and congregate personal care home.SUAA
Group day care home.SUSU
Growler Shop.A-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Half-way house.A
Hardware store.AAAAA
Hobby shop.AA
Hospital, clinic, convalescent home.AAA
Hotel, motel.SUAAAAA
HVAC equipment dealer.AAA
Ice cream shop.AA
Ice manufacturing or packing plant.AAA
Industrialized home. (Refer to "Mobile home" in Section 405.)A-R
Institutional house for the handicapped.A
Interior decorating shop.AA
Jewelry store.AA
Kennel.A-RAAA
Laboratory, medical or dental.AAA
Laboratory, research and testing.AAA
Landfill.SU-R
Lodge, dormitory, fraternal and social organization with housing.A-R
Lodge, fraternal and social organization, no housing.AAAAAA
Machine shop.AAA
Manufactured home. (Refer to "Mobile home" in Section 405.)A-R
Manufacturing, outdoor.A
Massage establishment.SU-RSU-R
Mausoleum.A
Meat processing or packaging except slaughtering, poultry killing, packing and dressing.AA
Metal smelting, forging works.A
Microbrewery.SU-RA-RA-RA-R
Mini-warehouse, personal storage warehouse.SUSUAAA
Mobile building.A-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Mobile home.A-R
Mobile home park.A-R
Mobile home or mobile building leasing or sales (new and used).AA
Mortuary.A
Movie studio.AAA
Museum.AAAAAA
Music store.AA
Music studio.AA
Newspaper and printing facility.AAAA
Nursing and convalescent home.AAA
Office, professional or business.AAAAAA
Orphanage.A
Outdoor storage yard, except junkyard or salvage operation.A-RA-R
Paper or pulp mill.SU
Park and other similar public and semi-public building and land use.AAAAAAAAAAAA
Parking lot and garage.SUSUSUSUSUSU
Pawn Shop.SU
Pest control or extermination business.AAA
Petroleum refinery or processing plant.SU
Pharmacy.AAAAA
Photo processing plant.AAA
Photography shop and studio.AAAAA
Plant nursery (wholesale or retail).AAA
Plant nursery providing lawn and garden supplies and plants.AA
Plastics extrusion plant.AAA
Plumbing equipment dealer.AAA
Plumbing, electrical, pool and home building supply showroom and sales center (provided there is no outdoor storage associated with the use).A
Printing, bookbinding, publishing plant.AAA
Psychic reading, fortune telling, astrology, phrenology, palmistry, clairvoyance or related commercial practice.A
Quarry.SU-R
Radio and television repair shop.AA
Radio or television station and transmitter.AAA
Radio, recording or television studio, broadcasting station and facility.A
Railroad repair and storage yard.A
Railroad sidings, maintenance and terminal facility.SUSUA
Recording or rehearsal studio.AAAAA
Recovered material processing, recycling station.A-RA-R
Recreation facility, indoor.SUSUAAAA
Recreation facility, outdoor (e.g. miniature golf, driving range, water slides, drive in theater).SUSUSU
Rental, moving trucks and vans (E.g. Ryder and U-Haul).A-RA-R
Rental, passenger vehicles (Cars, trucks and vans).SUSUAA
Research and testing facility.AAA
Restaurant.AA
Retail business and service stores except food store.AA
Retail sales showroom and warehouse store.AAA
Retail shopping center over 50,000 square feet gross floor area.AAAAA
Retirement community (To include nursing home, cafeteria, care facilities and accessory uses).ASUSUSU
Rubber tire retreading plant.A
Salvage operation or junk yard.SU-R
School, Business college or business school operated as a business enterprise.ASUSUAAA
School, Educational facility, trade or vocational school.ASUSUAAA
Scrap tire processing plant.SU
Shelter, commercial.SU-R
Shelter, residential and community.SUSUSUAAA
Shoe store and shoe repair shop.AA
Shopping center, including food store.SUA
Small appliance repair shop.AAAAA
Soft drink bottling and distribution plant.AA
Spa establishment.SUSU
Solid waste transfer station.SU
Stadium, concert hall, amphitheater. (County Board of Education Schools excepted)SUA
Sugar refinery.A
Tannery, leather processing.A
Taxi or limousine service.AAAA
Telephone exchange building.AAA
Theater and other place of entertainment and amusement enclosed in a building.AA
Title pawn sales.SU
Tobacco StoreA-R
Transportation terminal for freight.SU
Transportation terminal for passengers.A
Truck and bus sales, leasing, repair (heavy truck/tractor trailer).AA
Truck terminal.AA
Upholstery shop.AAA
Utility office.AA
Utility station including water and wastewater treatment facility, building and grounds for storage of vehicles, equipment, and materials.AAA
Utility structure.A-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Veterinary clinic, restricted.A-R
Veterinary clinic, office, hospital, and laboratory.SUAAA
Vetrinary clinic or hospital, agricultural.SU-R
Waste incineration facility.SU
Weather service station.AAA
Wholesaling and warehousing.AAA
Wild animals, raising and keeping.A-R
Wine Bar.A-RA-RA-RA-R
Notes:
(1)Refer to Table 4.3 for restrictions.
(2)Refer to Section 607 for restrictions.
Table 4.2 — Accessory Uses by zoning district (Sec. 407): A = allowed by right · SU = special use permit required · TU = temporary use permit required · A-R/SU-R/T-R = the same subject to restrictions; a (1)/(2) marks a footnote (see the codes below); a blank = use not permitted. The RS-150 / RS-175 / RS-200 column serves all three of those residential districts.
UseAFRS-150 / RS-175 / RS-200RS-100RS-72RMMHOIHSBBGLMHM-1HM-2
Accessory building / use, customary residential.A-R(1)A-R(1)A-R(1)A-R(1)A-R(1)
Beauty parlor or barber shop.SUSUSUSU
Bulk storage tanks, (Diesel or Bio-diesel).A-RA-RA-R
Bulk storage tanks, (Liquefied Petroleum and Natural Gas).A-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Café.A-RAAAAA
Caretaker or watchman quarters.SUAAA
Convenience retail business.A-RAAA
Child care facility located in a church.SU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-RSU-R
Child care facility.SU-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Compressed natural gas refueling appliance.A-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Dwelling Unit, Accessory.A-RA-RA-RA-RA-RA-R
Dwelling Unit, Efficiency.A-RA-RA-R
Fireworks sales event, Temporary Outdoor.A-R
Fuel pumps.A-RSU-RA-RA-R
Home occupations, customary.A-R(2)A-R(2)A-R(2)A-R(2)A-R(2)A-R(2)
Household pets, raising and keeping.AAAA
Laundrette.A
Maintenance shop (fleet vehicles).AAA
Outdoor recreation.TUTUTUTUTUTU
Office associated with wholesaling and warehousing.AAA
Outdoor storage associated with garden supply center, plant nusery and greenhouse.SU-RA-R
Parking lot.AAAAAAAAAAAA
Parking structure.AAAAAAA
Pharmacy.AAAAAA
Recreational facility, residential neighborhood.A-RA-RA-RA-R
Residential or community shelter associated with a church.SUSUSUSU
Retail shop associated with a bakery.AAA
Sales event, temporary outdoor.T-RT-RT-RT-RT-R
Service facilities associated with automotive sales lots (new or used).SUSU
Note:
(1)Refer to section 700 for restrictions.
(2)For the purposed of this section, on corner lots and/or lots with multiple frontages, the city Manager shall have the authority to determine which of the side yards may be considered a rear yard for the placement of a customary residential accessory use.

A = Allowed by right.

A-R = Allowed with restrictions.

SU = Special use permit required.

SU-R = Special use permit required and subject to restrictions. Updated: 7-10-17 kbl ARTICLE 5.

APPLICATION OF REGULATIONS
Table 4.3 — Customary Residential Accessory Uses and Structures (Sec. 407; allowance by yard for property zoned AF, RS-200, RS-175, RS-150, RS-100, CSD, RM and MH): A = allowed by right · A-R = allowed with restrictions · SUP-R = special use permit required and subject to restrictions; a blank = not addressed for that yard
UseFrontSide YardRear Yard
Wall, FenceA-R(1)A-R(1)A-R(1)
Mail BoxAA
Lamp PostAAA
LandscapingAAA
Basketball GoalA-RAA
Driveway, Single Family Residential Parking AreaA-RAA-R
Vegetable GardenA-RAA
Terrace, PatioAAA
ArborAAA
Swimming PoolA
Dog Run/Pen/HouseA
Tennis CourtA
Playground EquipmentAA
Recreational vehicle, boat, trailerA-RA-R
Accessory building, minor. (Less than 240 sq. ft.)SUP-RSUP-R⁽²⁾A-R⁽²⁾
Accessory building, major. (240 sq. ft. or more.)SUP-RSUP-R⁽²⁾A-R⁽²⁾
Grid rebuilt from the published table · verbatim source (p. 57)