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<br />1157.07 PARKING REGULATIONS.
<br />No person shall keep, park, store or allow to be kept, parked or stored any motor vehicle, truck, tractor,
<br />semitrailer or trailer in a U-1, U-2, U-3, U-3AA Use District, except passenger automobiles or anotorcycles not
<br />used for commercial, business or manufacturing purposes. This section shall not, however, prohibit the
<br />following uses in such use districts:
<br />(a) Trucks making bona fide deliveries to or pickups from the premises where they are parked, but
<br />only for so long a time as is reasonably necessary to make such deliveries or pickups;
<br />(b) Vehicles necessarily used in connection with the legal construction, altering, repairing, removal or
<br />demolition of buildings, appurtenances and roads for such time as is reasonably necessary to perform such
<br />work;
<br />(c) Farm vehicles, either bearing current farm license plates issued by the State of Ohio or used
<br />exclusively for proper agricultural purposes upon the premises;
<br />(d) Vehicles used by or on behalf of the Municipality or any other governmental body,
<br />(e) In Class U-3 and U-3AA Districts, vehicles necessarily and customarily incident to the operation
<br />of any apartment house, hotel or motel situated on the premises.
<br />( fl On any lot in a U-1 or U-2 Use District, not more than two trucks not exceeding one and one-half
<br />tons in rated capacity each, may be parked in a covered and closed garage only, provided the trucks are used
<br />solely by occupants of the premises upon which the garage is located. However, the existing parking and
<br />storage of not more than two trucks not exceeding one and one-half tons in rated capacity each, on any lot in a
<br />?lass U-1 or U-2 Use District on which no suitable garage for such parking or storage is presently available
<br />ay be continued by the occupants of such lot for a period of not more than twelve months immediately
<br />following the effective date of this section (Ordinance 766, passed June 18, 1962), on condition that such trucks
<br />shall at no time be parked nearer to any street than the rear line of the dwelling house on the lat and on further
<br />condition that provision must be made to adequately screen the parked or stored trucks from the view of the
<br />public and from the view of occupants of adjacent premises by means of fencing, shrubbery, other planting or
<br />in some other effective manner; but, after the expiration of the period of twelve months, a closed garage must
<br />be provided for the vehicles.
<br />The owner, owners or occupants of any building or premises or part thereof where anything in
<br />violation of this section is placed or exists, and any person, firm or corporation who violates any provision of
<br />this section or fails to comply therewith, or whoever parks, stores or keeps any vehicle upon any residential
<br />premises, including Class U-1, Class U-2, Class U-3 and Class U-3AA Use Districts, in violation of this
<br />section, shall for each and every violation or noncompliance be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
<br />conviction thereof shall be subject to the penalty provided in Section 1149.99.
<br />(Ord. 766. Passed 6-18-62.)
<br />1157.08 FENCES; PERMIT; FEE.
<br />(a) In Front Yards. In front yards in Class U-1, U-2, U-3 and U-3AA Use Districts, the only fences
<br />permitted shall be open ornamental fences, which shall be placed adjacent to the front entrance of the dwelling,
<br />and not over forty-two inches in height. An ornamental split rail fence may be placed at a point not closer than
<br />twelve inches from the front property line.
<br />. 74-41. Passed 10-21-74.)
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