63-76 New Chpt 1116, amend 1103.01 - New Business-Residential Dist

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Please substitute ordinance placed on first reading September 20, I976 and second reading October 4, 1976. ORDINANCE NO. 63-76 BY: Messrs. Salmon, Sinagra, Usher, Brockman Chinnock, Magnotto, McBride AN ORDINANCE to supplement the Zoning Code of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood by enacting a new Chapter 1116 and amending Section 1103.01 of said Code to establish a new type of district, a Business-Residential (BR) District within the City. WHEREAS, The City of Lakewood Planning Commission has been working for the past year and a half on developing a classification that would permit and encourage business devel, opme. nt and structure immrovement on Madison Avenue and be in keeping with modern trends in land redevelopment in many cities in the nation; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY Tile COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD, STATE OF OHIO: Section 1. That the Zoning Code of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Lakewood be and are hereby supplemented b~ enacting the new Chapter to read as follows: CHAPTER 1116 Business-Residential BR []16.01 GENERAL Pt'.OVISIONS. The following re..lu.lations shall apply tc, all Business-Residential Districts (BR). l]16.02 I'EI1H[TTEI) PR]NC[P~, USES. In a BR District no building or premises shall be used or established which is designed, arranged or intended for other than the following: (a) Apar-tment houses, single and two family dwellings. (b) Office bui. ldings, banks, savings and loan offices, telephone exchange, barber shops, beauty shops, social and fraternal assembly halls. (c) Ret'ail store. (d) (e) (~.) Class IV dry cleaning establishments as defined in Ohio Revised Code, Section 3739.10 and subject to the requirements of Ohio Revised Code, Section 3739.14 and the Rules and Regulations for Class IV Dry Cleaning Systems as promulgated by the State Fire Marshall, November, 1-965. Restaurants, taverns, hotels and motels Francl{ised agencies for sale, service and repair of motor vehicles, including the sale of automobiles in the open. (g) Skating rinks, dahce halls, theatres and bowling alleys. (h) Florists, commercial school. (i) Coin operated laundry and coin operated dry cleaning. (j) Dry 'cleaning and laundry pick-.up office. (k) Any other building, retail use or service, which the Board of Zoning Appeals finds to be similar to the uses or services listed in this section in type of goods or services sold, in business hours, in the number of persons or cars attracted to the premises, in the number of persons employed and in the effects upon adjacent areas. (1) In a BR Dist. rict, any of the permitted uses above may be combined in thc same building on a lot provided: (1) No dwelling units are on the g~ound floor. (2) A building having combined residence with another permi'tted use, the usc other than residence shall be limited to the ground floor unless each consecutive floor above is devoted entirely to a per- mitted use other than residential.