§ 153.558. Class UPD-27 district.  


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  • A.

    Permitted uses in a UPD-27 District are subdivided as follows:

    1.

    New and existing single-family dwellings.

    2.

    Existing legal and legally nonconforming two-family dwellings.

    3.

    Existing legal and legally nonconforming apartments.

    4.

    Uses established as a conditional use under the provisions of the article on Conditional Uses at Sections 153.460 et seq.

    5.

    Existing public and quasi-public uses.

    B.

    Development conditions and criteria:

    1.

    All residential uses permitted or established shall comply with Sections 150.07 and 153.305(C).

    2.

    The only new construction permitted shall be single-family dwellings.

    3.

    The minimum size building site for any new dwelling shall be seven thousand square feet with sixty feet of street frontage.

    4.

    The building lines for the UPD-27 District are as established on the Building Line Map.

    5.

    Uses permitted in Section 153.558(A)(2) need not comply with Sections 153.305(B) and 153.305(D), but shall comply with all other applicable sections of the code.

    6.

    Uses permitted in Section 153.558(A)(3) hereof need not comply with Section 153.305(D) but shall comply with all other applicable sections of the code.

    7.

    Conditional uses for two-family dwellings and apartments shall be required to comply with Section 153.305(E) of the code, as well as any other conditions required by Council.

    C.

    Restriction of uses in a UPD-27 District within a Class UPD-27 District: no structure or premises shall be used and no structure shall be erected to be used for other than a Class UPD-27 use.

    D.

    Amortization period:

    1.

    All legal and legal nonconforming uses, as determined by the Superintendent of Building Inspection and the Director of Health, shall comply with Sections 153.558(A), (B), and (C) within five years of the enactment of this section. If compliance is not accomplished within the five-year period, the use shall become illegal and will be required to convert to a legal use by reducing the number of dwelling units or by acquiring land to accomplish compliance.

    2.

    Illegal uses and conversions will not have a five-year amortization period, but will be required to comply with all existing codified ordinances or to petition for a conditional use to retain the use.

(Prior code § 153.147; Ord. 107-1987; Ord. 251-1980)